The compiler. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1857-1866, August 29, 1864, Image 4

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1850!! WITH I‘NIIII
\ A Mupondrntofth; .\'ew York Huck! h’u
man I viii! to the rcbul agent: In. .\'inguru
331;.'}P3.1bus 'gives liis imgcsiion 01 ”us.
mum-sh ‘z" ' ‘ *‘
“In NM to the condition of puck, 51.
(ﬁhou‘h nothin! oi the kind hm tr-m. Pin-d ."u
tﬁoir conwlutious with Grgulcy, [Lulu “{er
.._: :hu u m as the" mpg/tun] ruprracnmlivra
i ﬁllppak-{or the South. Inc rebel Slums. w.“
”turn lo 1.11: Union upbu 1“: basis of 51-“.- soy
«dgnty, ouch Slsle w mduage H! mm :ucml
, Wham“; Hm mammal"? ufpersonu rlghti;
kl by gnu-:4 be b; games; when slurry i 1
liped out. let it go. Or. in other hard! they
maﬁxto lbku ‘be priuuflpica oi the Knu'uns
Ind .\'ebmsh bin, applied! w Slates us well
It to Territories. \\helhcr' ”Ir-N: gentlemen
in this :pukuhe sculimeqrspf we Suuthen.
‘fvﬁfchMcy I have omen-Mo judge. They
’ know I. much m n-gurd w lex .5 an by gath-
aged hare. ' - i.
. “Greeley is In cum meal that an oppqrgunh
'”‘hni oak-ml ilaclltu vbrxngn‘mnl an IIIjuBI
men: that «01114 nut be hum-liming to cube:-
imionm’ﬁd stop the enormous smriﬁre of me
And treasure, um ”he let: me impression hrre
“I” he Wald no longér support 1h: .\dmin'
tnlion. Lou’s our for sqlmlls m the ’l'rllumt (l)!
Acts. The Seward men alum that they hold
I majority of the stock of the Trzbun: and Nut
Rwy can prevent Greeley Ming it'mzuiust [.m
colu. ”Luis is {.nu- it exphms why Uyeell‘y
an“. on. thingynvnzelv um; aumlur {n the
Mum. He may under sh}: yrcumc lcuH-lhe
ﬁﬁgrm." ‘
Till kCAi'qumt u blmu ~Jl‘h‘e polnimll
~calapnlgn in the Sum; ot ludidnu has agen-
M vigorously. The Dun‘mcmcy hho’ manly
gll their gandidntes 'fm Vanna: In the ﬁeld,
tag from the ugmi. an: ~m; ”:ng all the
luck Df‘bdlillouiam, and ﬂowing in; amid.“
Continuance, Ind expoyexug it: m'aeruplc mad
unholy purpose. Governor Mono; is NH“ 1;
ﬂawed, and “ill main: a desperate cum; to
realm his! place; but the suvereugns othe Hum
jler State, on lhe':c,uond Tin-aduy of Delub'cr,
4.1 a hustle him into the chum-l Louse of re
yudiulcd polillcmn's” Indiana is Denim-Em: to
tho core, and lead» the ulmpcu'ip the grand
umpuign against; \hc Lineuln horde of ofﬁce
holdvrl and public plundcxcrs.
WON: yest‘or so ngo it was a common
practice at “loyal"nmxnpapzr-I, onion and
‘ prncbtrslonrgno Hmwhgu shuery was nml!-
hhed ‘be frcéd bhu-k men and syémcn would
tannin in the South, and (qu4 not. po§slbiy
mi the North w ds-grm'c L‘bor nml xeuucc
_ Inge- by a. lower ccmpelition. Wlmf tn: the
hell low‘P. As chry [kmocnuin pnper said,
lumen—«male nml t'unulc—iuc :ruuriug 1.; the
)‘orth, and we inn/01ml by -hi;-l" almidy
("mars nntempkfyt-ra la (in) [_ln-ir woﬂinzas
{cheapor‘ml "Ih‘nn \.hilcmcn um be «Mud
’xu. Negroes are taking the plncu‘m “mu-s
whorevbr they can be nmdeuvmlnblc; und even
"lhe government" is forming cologneq of 11mm
and auppo‘m’ng them at Ihc cxpvnie offbe- saf
‘ [axing widows and orphans of dend buldil‘l‘l.
”The" um be bun. qu Ihe parties in
nu. Th» one is (or the country and the
"hole countryﬂnd'the Conalilu'ion and the‘
ynole Constitution. The other is fun man
with aboiition, or {or didwion «4:110:51.
X‘etco men, mum-n, patriot“: [new of «very
bh-dc of opinion. can smnd uilon the inrm-r
plutonn. SrCESSiuuials Spum, arr} .\ bulit'run
nu ‘Norlh, neccscqrily Hand upon Hm thfr;
We all Allmnlcoxxpelnts uurplola, MO .menui
‘content to make the Conshluhon or me L'nitc-d
sum. in its letter uud rp‘uilf ilm lib” ofnll
Iclilemcms. Allrhbynnd this, on eﬁher Shir,
looks to pruloag‘rd war and Mn! annulus-JV
f. Eryn”. - ~ '
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”A )linnesolnpnpcx lenrng thatJrom diﬂ‘er
annual“ of:bnle-tr,lhc distrts: ere-Izod among
{ln familial of CODSCI‘II)‘IS beggars description.
Onegentlcmanr who was appointed :0 «Mix Pr
tho notices to Ipc.“uLfortumucs," wristsommh
mﬂcome by ﬁle bun-rcndmg scenna he was
unpglled to witness nmongtl‘e iv'n‘cs .ma cllll
- inu- delii-eringtuoor {hum of the. “death
wnrrlnts," resigned his commission, ssjiug ha
Md "no taste for such hlusiucss.”
——————-r.» l—————— . ‘
”The shoddy dynasty is rnpiﬁly falling
‘0 pieces. Every dxgy, almost, and (rum every
action of the Norm, come eridwces oflhe ü
buJonmchofLincoln'i {ox-tunes by prominent
nmberi and tdiluxa of the liepubﬁcan pan).
Ch ﬂmnyßlg-cliol In Kenlncky—dﬂllll
g . ‘ n..? Inlrrl’eyelcc.
"mm Lh- ClneKmnHJ-mu ) , ’
The following cirmlar has been issued
by Governor Bramlelbe, of Kentucky. in
"gnu-(l Lowe interference ofﬁeneml Bub
Fudge with the' recent. election in that.
.Sulo: . .
9.? Coxxoswumn or KENTUCKY} ;
‘ g“ < Exzccnv: Dinning“. ’
; Fmsxrnn. Auggsl 5, ISO-l.
The Sheriﬂs and Ofﬁcers 0! Elections m
411. counties composing tho (2xl) second
Appellaledislrlct will immediately respond
to the follo’w’ing unstlons. ’
. Tao“: E. Bums-rm. Governor. .
1. Did' you receive an own-r from any
ailitlry Commander rcquirm; you to £2:-
elude tram the poll-books the name! of any ‘
ﬁndidatef ‘ If 90, gch a cow of theorder, ‘
.or append the original to your'nnswer.' 1
3. Did‘you obey the order in any precinci.‘
in” the county, and what. cuuuiduto was ‘
beneﬁted by the order?
’ 3. How many vbtesiwouid-the exciuded’
‘gndidate have received ‘if no su‘ch order
it“! interfered with the eieclion? Answer
{to- {Our best judgment. and knowledge
of the sentiments of the voters»
4. W‘ere the oiﬁcers of elections or the vo
kn ovenw’od by the presebce or manage of
aflnilila’ry forces. :0 as to interfere with "free
Mugs” and a free and equal election 2
Sum any additional facts bearing upon the
“abject. uh, embraced in the questions of
£56 h'yuu may have knowledge.
\ {lan‘fvcﬁv Eugene:
According to intelligenre contained‘ in‘
,Cho Ohio Stamina”. the Democracy have
_pwept the State. This may aim he imam-(11
from the pitebus howls that comes up {rum}
the Abolition nempal-er oﬁicﬁ: at. *Cinciml
anti. Mutual law had been proclmmetl‘
m: the State, and the Aboliti'nznsts suppo-l
with“ underias benign inﬂuences they
could ensily achieve a Victory, even though
Shoylkuey! themcelves to be m a contempt
,~‘bl.‘ minority 2' And then. Guneml Bur
h'tdge. nlsoydtne to their ma, thoughom
.Wmtire suit-35w. with lus miliury orders,
‘ prowtibing candidates that. he didn't. want.
.eleeted‘ and refusing to l; 1 their n.unes ap
getdr ovitheupolthhoor—us infth: lit-'49 olfl tin—e - ,
.n 33 mm In the )lahict o t e we -‘. ‘ ~ Y v .
a.» Gum apposite Cmcinnuw- B!" it!“ Dang-:Aggiifémlﬁl BLilNEaSg’N'dH I
”can! (he 'Deu‘iocrate “we not to ho. put :Jﬂreet, GettA‘Sburg‘ﬁrheie iffy'm “ ‘_‘ I slut";
4 90'3“": témuhm any suchimunner. i\uth- ‘ I); prepared to do Blacksmithing work m Unr-
DBS _ qute , i 0y put. George Robertson, of 'rmges. Buggies, Wagons. 3c. That he knows
.kxingmn. on the track as their candidate how to do All jobs olthe kind win not he nes
m. day before the election. and when it. tinned by those who‘lmve 1 knowledge uqf hi:
ﬁll the lttejor Burbridgv. the military 39-. long experience u‘ the Main“. Game on~
tap, to suppress him. The result. is, that' with your woyk,nud you will be nmﬁcd I'hrn
rebut-on has mam-1y three thousand over you tnke n I‘Vlf‘rlnd for which In: will re
‘ ‘ is Abolition competitor. M. M. Benton,'ceire Cash or Country Prudnu.‘
d govingtou. It Is inlixuuted that nur‘at-i ~ ADAM Hoyrzwon'ru,
“apt. mil be made to prohibit’ the Judge}. ha. I, 186:. t!
elect tram entering upbil the iscb-rgeo "’“'" “" —---*-- 1“ --—,——~—-
3.1. duties. We hope nothing of the .0": Battle-ﬁeld Views.
will bu done. The peopla'who elected NHL! FULL set of out= Photographic View: of
gnaw-u. see to n. that he i: inducpul into E?“ Ptuii~ﬁeld at“ Gc‘ljablll‘g. form a.
pmwﬂuﬁd ‘5 phiCQ. ’ ‘l’ "Enid-Sm T 0? the Holldq-e. The ﬁnest yet.
A _ ___... ......m { published Barri" seon tulle Excelsior Unilery.
‘ ~SenntDr Sumnelr says thﬁjﬁ‘the pem‘ _~__~___ _TFEE‘E“UEI_*£®- ﬁei'rihufx
" mindset-aim ,” Hmnl‘medemhu-t ‘ u s GROUND amens , 1., ' ‘
“Bugs, ”’_dfpu'l hplww the] Will get up gfmundgspugly‘mr Dr. hoiiizntidmig
ID“? 9'315 -' ._.\' _‘S .\'w yuz,,u;c.
;.gv£;ﬁif3~°:‘seg ?
Public Sale
r A VALUAn'LE mun—on sum:-
0 DAY, the 3:! day of SEPTEMBER nan,
the su’iscriher, intrudingﬁo removn, til! om‘r
at Pnbhc Sale. onwhe prefnisea. THE FARM
on which he resides, muate In Highland town
ship, Alum: county, Idjmning buds of Wm.
\\‘illuu, Jl‘phh Dubl, Andruv Weikcrt nud
Jacalr Blsnk. n quarter of: mile South at the
Millenlown mud, 5 mile from Hrenm's tavern,
and Mar miles from Getty-burg. The Farm
contain: no Acres, more on: lest, nboul 30
acre: bemg Woodland, will) I due proportion
of ycadum The kind is under good cultiva
tion, some of it having been hmcd, am! under
good frnuiug. For lrull the pltce can’t. be
but. Tl». improvements are I 3.2-4
Tani-scary mwumug 51‘ Hul‘sE, ”he ,
Log Burmlarge Hay House. Spring {:1 HQ _
Hon-awn!) a splendid Spriugmud -.~ , V.
mror-faiﬁhg Swings in nnnrly nll :Im'li'rlds.
There are (ugewvmm AHAe Unh mli, w’lh
u ”may of other trun. supll I: Peurs, Penclws,
Chrrriw. Plumsnml Grapes.
WPeI-sunsawishiug to View the Fnrm are
r'rquened to call on the undrrdgned. residing
rhrrcun. h w“! be otfered entire or in 101: [U
uu‘xl. yurclmerl.
[63s‘s];- to con‘uucnce n: 1 o'clock, P. 3L,
on said day, when attendance will be given
and terms made known by
-' REUBEN GOLDEN.
Aug. 15,1864. t; . ‘ '
Public Sale
P A YAUTAIILE ‘FAllll.—On SATUR
-0 DAY. the 3d duy of SEPI'EHBER next,
the subscribers: l-ertulari (-l the lust will and
tt‘ntmuuxL of ”Hwy Wultmm, dvceusod. will
offer at l'ublic-Sde, on the prt-mxui, Iha fuls
lomm: enl Estate of fund dccedent,viz:,
A FA .31, shade in Germany tuwmhip,
Au.th c .unly, on the Baltimore turnpike, 2
miles um uf Littledawn, adjoining lmda of
Henry Splmldinrz, Vincent. 0 Bold. Edwn’ld
Lung, and ulhexs, containing 1:? Acres and 15
l’elchea, un \\hich nrc erected a.
lnrrvu' new Two~story Bllll‘K -
lluﬁnﬂi, with twu~szary lirick :':
Buck-building. u good Unrn.Corn ‘
(Nib rincl Wagon Shed ulluchcd, «turn-gt
llﬁuaLSnloke lluuse, nml utln’r ()ullnlllllfllKS.
.l \\ cll uf water all tha dwellxug and one at the
burn. Thu furm is null \\nLchl—ts;xtkl‘ in
nearly all the lields. The hull: in' good
anus of t'uklvntioh, luu'l'u: all been limed
twncc. Two Apple Urchuxls, and fruit of all
kinds, on the place
Wyeth)!” wishing to View the property
will ml] on the lint-named Executor, residing
omlhe htrm. ‘
[(9.511]: to commence n: 1 o‘rlnck, P. .\L.
on .uid dnypﬁheu, ﬁllcndnucu “ill be gh‘cn
and terms made knmvn by
, xxru'l‘. J. “'AL'I‘MAN,
' . mus SLAGLE;
Aug 1, 1864. wt ' . ’Excculors
2&0 Teachers Wanted.
LIE 9mm)! Directors ul' MennllL-n tuwmlzip
T' \\in mchnL m- l’uhlln Sdmo! liousc, in
lhll:icr=vll£e,bh 'H'IISDAY. I'm- HUl'u insu, m.
9 ocugvk, A. .\1.,!” empluy lu Tum-hen lu‘
lake ciuuge ol the Schquls uf exud'dulrirt for
UH: whining term of ﬁn- munLln. LiUt‘l’Jl
\\ :gcs "n I” .11» pui‘l‘arrordiugdo umdc of cor
lingaic und -sEr.c nf school“. All :nppliunuvi
nmzt ho prrncut in uermn. Thu llnnrd wish
to prorure the surrhe's'nfexperioucL-d Tent-Hen.
.. 3%?“ic l'ulmlj Superiulumlrnl \vj‘ill bu:
mum: to cxum‘lno npplu'MHS. I}; on!” of
the Ham'- L .1051 \u uunm‘, Scc‘y.
Aug. 15, 1864. 3L _
Teachers Wanted.
um Si-hnnl Din-dun of Hamilton tofu.
1 ship will mart. m the Public School
Hun-‘l', in Eng! Brrlin. on SATURDA Y, the 3.]
ofs ‘ll'TElllli‘lll next, :lbu o'clock, .ﬁ. 11.,1nr
llu- purpose of employing Teachers to lake
clmrgr of the *t-huuls of said luwnsllip. ..'.
mr'l‘hl- t'onnly Superintendent. will he
pineal. By order of the llnnril,
. DANIEL ElllllllHllT, Scr'y.
Aug. 2‘2, 1984. hi
~ ﬂw‘ﬁenlinel copy. ' -
Igew Llquor Store. .
Recenms Cuxrlx‘m-to.
G ' ' NORIIFA‘K I: “.\RTL‘I,
comer of Baltimore nnd High sue-~15, (lrttye
hurg, Pm, have added lo the Grocery business
n large assortment ut’CHOll‘E LIQL’URS, cm
hracing almost every kind, ﬁzz Br-nnlica,
\\‘iues, (Hus, Roma and \\‘hiskios, nll war
ranted to he “‘th Ihey are sold for in ﬂavor
nnd qnn'lily. These liquors uh: of various
gndcs, running up to the highest,‘so that. all
“an: mny be suited.
_. SOLD WHOLESALE .\XD RETAIL.
Pure French 'Brandy and old llyc Whiskey
for medical purposes can at all times be had.
The above liquors have been purchused an
the best nml most reliable houses uml ‘cnn
then-fore be recommended will: rarely, and
will be sold 9:. the lowest prices. lmndlgnls
and Country Merchants will ﬁnd it. 1.0 thelr in
terest ro cull and examine onnslock bL-fore pur
chasing elsewhgre. With‘lnrgc sales we can
aell It. amﬂ“ proﬁts? - ‘
@The Grocery, Flour and Feed nnd No
tion bUDIHBSS continued—with full aasorunepls
in each department. [May 302 1864. 31h
PHILADELPHIA ‘
‘v‘v a. 11 P er s.
HOWELL .é nouaﬁ/
N. E. Cor. Found: 51nd Slim-Ikm Streets
Manufacturers of:
PAPER uéxoxﬁas
Window Curtain Papers, ‘ ‘
Linen ShmleE and Hollands,
~ , Solid Green and Buﬂ‘, , '
Cho‘bolute Grounds, »
‘ A Figured nnd'Pluin Shade:
“‘0 which ﬁve invite the attention 01 STORE
KEEPEHS. .
Mar. 28, 186%. Suﬁ»
Cabinet Furniture.
rl‘ = P. snnxzsonxga; soxn
° ‘ CABINET WARE ROOMS
No. 220 S; Second SL, below “Dachw‘esljide
. : PHILADELPHIA, ‘
Have constnmly on hand n. verylurge as
mrlment of Rosewoedenlnut, Unk and 311-
hognny Furniturc,oflateetdgsigna, and superiox
wqumanship, which $llO 0112:; for sale M. reu
nonahle prices. Bedsﬁnd Mattreqscs made to
order. [Man 23, 1854. Gm“
r ‘Gram and Produce.
HAVING taken the large Ind commodinna
Warehouse rccenily Occupied by Frank
Hersh, Esq., .
IN NEW OXFORD,
we are prepared in pay the highest. priru for
all kmd¢ m‘PRUDI‘CE. Also, sell at. the low
e'st prices, LUMBER, UUA‘L nnd'GROCERIES,
ofpvery description. '
' ' A. P. MYERS & wxsnmx
.\'cw Oxford, Aug. 10, 1863., t!
' Blacksmithing.
l’ "E uudrraignd would most reapeémmy
. iulorm (he public that he has commenced
‘Universal Clothes Wringcr.
f3LF-Al)Jl'.\jl'lV(} .\.\'D ADJ!I>TABLE,
} WITH (INC-\\‘HEQL 1:126 CLATUR.
F 01! BALI“. HY
S‘unAns L' HUI-111L133,
(inrn'anwu, h.
From innunu-ru'ale recumluendulions, we
gnllwr rhUulluwum:
Letter-Imm Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, in 1861.
l any—mod huppr to spank in the very high
esl_lrrm= or [he " Universnlﬁlolhes Wringer."
Thehnrdesl part. of “washing-day” work is,
in my opinion. the wringing Ind the inventor.
of thh machine may have the munfnctiun of
(«ling lhnt. he has changed one of the Jnosh
loilsqme puns of woman's work inlof—n vcry
mtrnctive amusement. ‘The laundresslooks
upon it an. great Messing. I look ufwn it as
among Lhu most. useful articles in thu house‘
Brooklyn. October, lbw
Price—:7 Uo
I\Rll\'l\‘. \IH'II. lUIU‘H'I‘I‘X .\.V'l'S. 111-ID
F BI'HS. \IIH'HS L\ FL'lib. WUULEVS,
.U‘., [\Sn‘l‘Tn‘ ()\ «PLANTS, I'-)\\'LS,. A3l
- &x'.—l'Ht up in 23v. 3111-. um! $1 00
I: we, Hum“: und Fl.|~ks. $J and $5 sues
fur Hum «n In um: [.\uarl nun. kc.
"Duly inl'nl‘hhh: remedies known.”
‘ “F 1 cc iron. Poisons " .
“ Km «1 «rigorous to the lluman Family."
“ llnls r‘omP out of their huh-. 410 die."
nﬁ‘r’Sold \\‘lmlcsule in all large cities.
5&3‘305] by all Druggisl's and Retailers every-
where.
393‘! ! ! “mum: ! !! ofull worthless imitationt.
325‘5“- Um: “ Cusnn's" mum: is on mail Bo -,
Bottle and Husk, before you buy. é
ﬂaréddn‘ss HENRY R. COSTARV‘
W 'mxcu'u. Dm-or is: Huqkunuhx. Y.
neg-sold by, all mum-sun: a'ud 11¢qu Drug
N pizls ir'l Gettysburg, PA
Feb. :9, tau-1. .
>1 Good News and True,
'l‘ THE CHEAP CORNER.
A ~ IN GHTTYSRURH —-
I‘MW & WOODS are opening uutanollier huge
‘ «swrtmenl m .\'cw'ﬁuods M.
x . ' llwn‘ clump corn‘gr, wllivh
they will sell M (H? lowest
rmh prices. We buy all fur
will“. .u the lowest pnces,:lull
hm. tht-rcfurc, sell the same
I «(unlity of guods as low A l
they can Le bought. unanélf
. other Store in thc'Smtc. .\ x
lnrgza- portion of Llle Slums Me}
, sell are made to order. of the;
. ~ _ best mun-rial, by good and]
experienced \\‘okaen. Owe,
- ’isacall. Buw mvuoos. l
ATS, HATS.‘ ~ - .
I I Hats for Men, :Ilnts for .\lissce,
- \_ . Hats for Boys, Dunknrd Huts,
Huts Mr Children, Straw Huts. ‘
- ,v Hats for Ladies. { Allkin«l<of H. 113,
nml Shaken, by ROW 5; WUUQS.
Hill-‘B. BUO'l‘S,“’_ ‘ ‘
S Shut-s for ('lﬁhlrcn, Shoes for .\lissec,
Shoes for L.ulil s, Slums hr Hoyt
Slum: lor .\lcn, Guitar: "full kinals,
Bliﬁpersin variety, Shot-s of all kinds)
,RUW \‘s WOODS.
Tonox .\xn FI’RNXSHXXG'GUUHS mm
b FAILURES. LAMBS & Hl-IX’l‘Ll‘lel-ZN.
Spool ('uuon ut :11l kin-ls nml Cull)“.
Li:le(llm‘es forChildreuJdesundGenllL-nmn,
Hosiery, “ “ “
Linen llzindlu-rchiel'a, “ - “
Collars and Neck Tics, new stylr‘a. _
Cull’s nud Chi-sets of but ﬁts and Lin-ﬂ nylon,
and 11) my other ﬁlings M the notion limx sold
at llielou'csl prices, :11 the curncr of Yuri; Him-l
aim] the Diamond, by - ROW $2 “0003.
C5lO, .\l[?Sl(‘.
NI \‘iulius; Accordcma, Violin l'lnws,
< Strings k, Tuilpicces, for sale in'
. BUW & WOODS.
EGARS k TOBACCO.
) Tycoons, ‘ El Perus. ‘
El Riu Sellas, Ln ingenuiduds,
Napoleons, Common,
Congress, Plantation,
Honey Dew, Xmlcrsou's Sohoe,
For sale retail or by]; the hm, by
now: .2 WOODS.
‘RUXKR, SACKS. “
’_l Trunks, large and small; Curve! Bags,
R. IL Bugs, Gothic SMLs, L‘ummnn
‘ Black Sayks, at. tru- lnwtst prioen, by
RUW & WOODS.
. ISCEﬁIJHwEOUS. .
BI Imdies' Baskets, Ladies’ Sutchcls,
Pout .\luun.nics, I‘en Knives. '
ILlzursL» RM.- r Slrups,
\\‘imln‘w PApL-r,’ Wall Paper, .
‘ . Pockvﬂmukx‘, ‘l'ursgs.
‘ }’a-.lml".m.~l,lurge, I’Alm Pam. ‘mnll,
Umbrcllns, - CarriageWhipukc.
We are continually incrmsiug the Euriety
and assortment of our stock. l'rivcs are high
but we bought. many of our goods belure the
lute rise, and will .scll4 lhem As near old low
prices as powiblc. h. is our :tudy tnscllgoods
that. will wear well, and [rive satisfaction to
our customers. To enuble us to do this, ire
lmve eﬂ'ccled arrangements by which we can
get the but, Boots and Slices thin are manu
lucmrcd. If you want lO‘bnernsh in the
shue “119.20 to a Dry Good: Store. If you
want gooé Shoes‘buy Lh’em of? '
' ROW & WOODS,
Cor. of York at. and Diamond, Gettysburg.
May 9, 1864. , ’
Lei Everybody
.\'OW lT—-.
CHAMBERSBURG STREET AHEAD
inn/mg just naurned from the (-in with a
_apleudid assonment of
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS &, SHOES,
without any disparagemcnt to my neighbors or
any othér portion of the town of Gettythurg,
[have the pleasure or announcing that (,lmxu
bersburg slreel is ahead and thut the place to
buy Hats, Cups, Boots and Shoes, cheap, is at
my new sttnd, nearly opposite the Lutheran
Church.
The attention of the Ladies is particularly
invited to the splendid assortment of Gaiters,
Slippers, Morocco Lace 3002:, am, inundui
for Lmlics’ wear.
Also, Trunks, Cnrpet Sucks, Umbrellas, To
bacco, Cigars and Nolions, in'endless variety.
Here is the place to buy goods chmr, M I am
dun-mined not to be undersolul by anynther
establishment in town, Thankful for past fa.-
vors,l am your: entirely,
101131.. nomwomu
March 23. 1868
Now Bakery-t
E‘lﬂi‘ 3: ZIEGLER, Mechanical Bah:
I era, outhVnsﬁngton Itreelfhnll squu‘rc
frum the Bugle Hotel, GET'I‘YSBURG. PA.—
Conatwlly on bind, the be“ oi Bin-LAD.
CIMCKERS,‘CAKES, PRE'iI‘ZELS. he. Per
sons wishing frgsh Bread wi 1 be served every
morning. by leaving their names and residence:
in. the Bakery. Exery effort mndé to please
Give us a (2.11” [Ajaril :0, ’63. tf
Come on ith Your Jobs!
EXRY HUO ' [1 vii? d 9 :11 kinds of
REP A! NG to Outings, Buggies,
Wager“, to" ‘ I went and out: utial man
,ner, n e lowest living prices. Dis stop
it ih W street, between Ghnmhetsbnr;.nud
ljddlc streak. Gettyabnrg. lie promise: to
do good wurk, and Blks n shire of public pi.
tron-gt. [.\prii 4, 186,1 1,
AGO, Arrow Boot, Corn Surch, Ricedioar
uni Beluga, {or site at Dr. RQRXER’S
up“ Stare. ‘
1308.11de 905!
CLoTH} E n s , ;
' |
WAsmm'rox BUILDING,
165 un “37 Bu'rwoll Stun,
keep cont-any on hand 3 lug: and In” W
toned ﬂock of I“ kinda of good- .3 nag-m
pnces
Thay, Inpply order: for deﬁant to tho
loweu priced articlu, cithq‘rudy I:l4pr
(I! H ~y’
made to unsure, to my pm of the counlty.
They keep 950 In extensive stock of FERN-4i
.'5 ’ _
ISIIING GOODS, embracing every grticle pf
G€nllemen'l Under-mu. Also, MILITARY
CLoms‘nua every variety or 31mm, mm.
thingy.“ We“ 95 an unsorted stock of READY
MADE MILITARY GgODS
BullimOre, Feb. 22, 1864
18i4
[May 2, 1864
‘ H I
Summer Arrangement.
qt'MllEß CQATS, uf all kinds. very clump ‘
-. v nl *‘ . Plcxmu's. ‘
"1.-\SSl\lEltE [fl/OATS, All styles and I“
coluru.remuknblychesp,“PlCKlNG'S. ‘
]\ ARSRII.I.ES, Frock and Sm'k Coma, no— 1
‘L llll‘llllhl)’ cheap, at PICKING'S. 1
ISBN DUSTERS, guud material nml—Well
J made, cln-np )Is din, at. PlCKlNG'i.‘ 1
ASSHHIIH‘} I’KNTS, ‘plniu an'd “may, AI- ‘
loniﬂiingly cheap, it}. PICKINC-‘S. ‘
. ‘lNl-IN, Duck, and Cotton Pants. uncom-v
J manly clump. at ' PICKINGCS. ‘
(ll'S‘ Coats, Vents and Pants, unusually
cheap, at. ~ PICKING'S.
QATIN, Silk and Elna—seine; Vests. positively }
k. \‘cry cli»:\p,ntl PICKING'S. ‘
(‘jULLARS. Skirts, Suspenders. Slovks‘. nn- ‘
/ precedentedly clump, at I’ICKING'S. ‘
IULISS, Fifes, Flutel nml Accordeons,‘
shockingly che‘up, Lt I'ICKISG’S.
LOCKS andv Jewelry 6!“ nil kinds. co‘n
luumlcdly cheap. at PICKLVG'S.
LY NETS, driviugly cheap, M i r"
* I'ICKING’S.~ ‘
GREAT many other ﬁlings, cllouper than
the cheapest, at PICK[XG'S.
F course everybody who wants to buy ﬂood
5 Goods and clump, WI” please 12:1” nu
4 PICKIS G ' S . ,
‘ June 2'l, 1864: ‘. . ‘
. .7“ , _,__,‘_
Hardware and Grocemes.
f 11”} uu—gsrﬁbers have just rvmrhed from
k l the i‘il'u-s w'Hh an immensr- supply of
1 HARDWARE & GIQUGHRIES, which they are
{mu-ring at l|.o|r oid‘stmul in Halttmorp street;
'11! prices to suit. the miles. Our stock consists
{'in pmfof _ ‘
ﬂiI'ILUING MATERIALS, ‘ 0 -
CARI'I‘IN'I‘Ewn‘ TOGLS, ' ‘
, BLACKSMITII’S TOOLS.
COACH FINDINGS,
3mg: FINDINGS
‘ ‘ CABINET MAKER‘S TOOLS
’ ’ lIOUSEILI‘IHI’EIPS FIXTURES,
I ALI. KINDS OF IRUN. kc‘
GROVERIES 01" ALL KINDS,
.UILS. PAINTS, $2., kc. There is no :ulirle
I Included in the semi-AI depnrym-ngs nienlkued
above but whut can he Inn] at. this Store.—
Every class of .\lchl-Inics cnn b - :u-cummodulcd
Hit-re wjlh quls and ﬁndingsmnd Ilouwkcepers
can ﬁnd e\'i:r_\' article in llmr line. * (iiye_us u
’cle. us ye nre prep mu! to sell us law for cush
.35 any huusc out. a! the city. ‘
|\ ‘ Jun. 1;. mxxnnh
DAVID. ZII-l‘J-LEIL
I Goliyslﬁirg, .\liy In“, 1864. .- ‘
I _, 7,,A n
, New Spmng Goods.
SS3IALL I’IIUFI'I‘S & QL‘ICK SALES. ‘
I ‘ .I. L. SCJIICK
, Mould respectfully my to the citizens u! Gl'l
! lyshurg‘nn: Vicinity. that he i:- nuw rcdchiug
in'. his storé‘ splendid ‘ , '
[ ST ER 0F SPRIXG GOODH‘.
Th? slock Cumin." iu 1::er uf Fum-y and
Slane DRY GUUDS, of awry description; «
SILKS,
.\II)Z.\\IBIQ[’E,
‘/ QUALLIES, .
_ . UHLAISES, ‘
BUSIBAZIXEF,
_ . ALI'AI‘CAS, ’
- L.\'\'~';\S, .
, CALICOES,
of.n'l qualities nml choicest Myles, wl ’ch Will
be sold at PRICES T 0 Dl-lI'Y liUllPhilTlUX.
FURNISHING GOODS
of all kin-ls, incllldin: Sillz. Linen and Cotton
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Stov‘kiugs, &c.
Also, I. splendid uisgrlliacnv. of RIBBONS,
Laces and Edging", Umbrellas nml l’nr.lsols.-
.‘ly stock of \ﬁllTl‘Z GQUDS \vilE be fmmd full
and complctc, and eualnmc‘x’s ma} rely upon
always gelling good ghonls at. the lowest—pulsi
ble prices. ‘ ~ ‘
Geullemeu will ﬁnd it In ”1;" advantage to
call am! examine my ﬁock (If: \‘V
CLOTHS,
" CASSIMERES and ‘«
_ ' . . - Vl‘lSTlXQﬂ,
o! nll qunlltie! an-l choicest styles. ﬁr ‘
My 24, 1864. J. L. scumk.
Come to York Street! '
111 E unuler=izned hns houghtnul tho Grocery
(1 and Provision Store or’ W. E. Kitﬂe, in
York'treet, a lew doors mst of SI. James
Lutheran Church, nml will oon'iuue the busi
ness ut the same phce. II: b s inc-runscd tlﬂ
stock, and is now prC-pnrc-l lo_oﬂ\-r a most ex~
cellvut nssortmcn! of goods in his llnc,‘such a:
, EDI-TEES, SUﬁARS, SYRUI’S, TEAS,
Salt, Fish, Brooms, Buckets. Brnelxcs, Wnsh
ing .\lnchinca‘, Blacking, Candles, Needles,
Pins, Comb; kc" with a large lot of
SHUABS AND TOBACQDS.
. Also, Conl Oil and Coal Oil Lamps.
' Call and see {or yourselvu. His nosnrtmant
in‘not only'lull, but. he sells 5: éheup n: the
chelpcut. . !
The highest pride paid for old Lend.
' t DA‘VID TROXEL, JR.
Gettysburg )In ch 'l, 1864.
G. W. WELSH
Hanover Tobacco Mufactory.
BLSH, DELLONE a: (30., hue estab—
S‘ lished l Chowiux Tobacco )Innulnclorx,
iq Baltimore street. Hanover, Pn., w'nye .\l . .
chants. Shopkeepers. and all other deMera «Yd
consumers, can at all times be supplied with
I" kinds 0! chew ng Tnbncco, such us ‘
NAVY, SUN.” SIDE,
LIGHT l’lll-ISSHD, NATURAL,
PEACH LEAF, QAVENDISH,
'“‘.“ all other kindsﬁusunlly put up In pound
lumpe. Alsol half pound: of every description
put up in hose; of all pines, containing in
weight from Eileen to one hundred pounds.—
Also, congress _Tobucco. running from eight to
ten to the ound.» Alw, Flounder Tolucco,
running eighteen to the pound. Also, Course
and Fine Spun ’l‘o'bocco, Ind 11l other kind:
and qualities of pruc: now in nae, The un
deuigued In" all the Above named bum-2| on
Hand nd oﬁ'e; the sums for solo at prices lea
(hon can be bought in on] of the Haslett: cities.
Their Tobacco is all munnfactured out of old
llilsanri ond Kentucky‘laofg end worranted to
be of I superior quality. They ore thankfully
soliciting a liberal share 01 custom.
WELSH, DELLOXE & CO. ‘
June 27, 1864. 3111 ’
YEW 1”!!le WURK’S, Corner 0! mm
b more and Bus: Middle streets, opposite
the Court Home. Gettysburg, Pu —-We are
prepared to lnrnish .\lonume'nte. Tombs. Head
sgonea. Marble Hamlet. Slabs tor Cabinet
Make", mu! m olhewiqk gppcrtniﬁing to on!
businils. We will guaqsnteirantistmczion both
as m pxeculion nml phi-e. ' 0.1)! mm see 0“]
designs and specimens of work.
Feb. 1, 1863. :1 ~ _ ‘
~ ' LTECIHCK has just. mum: -. lot. .1
3,. cheap Looking Glnuu.
EW FALL & WINTER GOODS l—A good
N nuonmen! or Fall ﬁnd Wine; qudl u
phcup a: [he chenyest A. at SCOTT .ﬁ .803'8,
nAn'ruogm
JOB. DILLON:
W. C. WELSH
Cannon 85' Adair’s
FA!) Imam History
0 ' QR. swamps OWN CASE;
2 III“ 14-63:": 6505'.“ cussulnlox,
And [mm In"- Monk Syruﬂ. Senna-i Tonic, mod
‘ .llndralfr Hit-11d an at Sgdau a
(failing that Dinar, and the ~
mu subcsss ATTENDING x'r ! z 2.
L The above is a correct ln‘x't‘nm‘s ofDr. Srhenck,
taken nmny your: .‘gu‘ «her be h M recuveredl
“frofn Conaumgnlion: by a course of his!
“Scum“; SPI Wow: M'nu‘." The lukeness,l
ﬁlhough‘u does no! repu‘svnl lnm amthiuui
like a: [Nd 13 he “:LS n! the worst. yet. it is ‘i'E—y
strung (‘uutnul with the huh: and \‘lgorpus;
.louks ut‘the PurlraiL below, “hich is the true.
likeness of him at (he pagan-“L tune. The con-‘
mun between these two portraits in so gnenr’
HIM. many yrunhl nml-belime them to be thel
same p'eraon. ‘Yrt thun- ure hundlcds of per
sona, in Him! nx'uuml Philadelphia, who will‘
recugmze both portraits to he (run represenm-i
lions. When lhc ﬁrst was taken he weighed.
m 7 pounds; at the llfcacut time his weight is!
220 youuds.
MB
.\'va Yuan, \\‘edneulM, .\lmuh 3|), '64
I 'lO THE I‘VHLIC.
Thirty your; ago i was in the last stages of
l’ulmunury (Ynmiuupnuu, :tmi g'Vl-n up to dim!
l resided in Philad~..pliia, uu-l Dr. Jﬂﬁl‘llil PM“
tish, than at" this city, ordered me :u .\larcs—
town. N. .J., n di~tunce of nine miles, which
took me two days to g»: mm. On my arrival ‘
l w": put to hell. and then- latd tor many
weeks., This M‘my native place, when? it)!
my family liveﬁ nml had died of (‘nnaumptiom ‘
Dr. Thornton, who nttcndeil my father in his
instiiillcss,wn3 culled. nml gave me nne week
to ﬁx up mr affairs. He had seen all my {um-i
ily go that way, nml thought I was to go. too.
Than I heard of the remodiesl now oil'er to
the puhlxc. \\ilit'il (-mcd me. It =ee‘mcxl to me
that 1 could fuel them ptuetruting my nholu
syslem. ‘
They soon‘ ripened the matter on my lungs,
'nml lwoul-l spit. on‘ more than pint ofoll'rn
si't'c yellow matter every morning. A: soon
us timt lit-gnu to Slllliilil‘, my cough: i‘ct‘tr, pain,
night. sweats—all tit-grin tu luuvc the, nml my
appetite becnnw 50 grant that. it. was with dif
ﬁt‘llilf I could keep lrom eating (50 much. 'I
soon paint-d my strength nml l have been grow
innr in llcsh’ever since. .For many Years 1' have
enjoyeil uninterrupted [lou health, keeping
the ln't-r nml stnmu‘h henlthy with the Sun
weml Tunic :lllli .\lnndruke Pilis, at; I am of n
bilious temlwrniu'gm. .\ly \\blgill is twu linu
tin-ll and tux-my" pouwh. Lm tny recovery
prupil! \vuul-l wnxl tor me, tar and near, to sc‘c
it‘ their cases wv-ru lilv: mine. For this pur—
pose i pay pr:ntl..=~iuii:tl visits in the lame ti.
tit-3. .The cunﬁflnpln‘ii wish to set- the ont
that makes thesi- InL-ilicinus, nud “ho was
cured ofmusumpiirm hy them. To make new
lull-:5, ts inipns-inlv; hut curiliesjn the lungs
nnil (liruni: llit'l‘l'dllull‘l of the bratty—hill! tubes
mm be bullied. Such clues :m- dying hunily
midi-r lh'c '.ll'lilliilr." lrcnttuonl ul‘ physicians,
nml jnst‘suvh are t'urt-J by thu limiter use of
SYIH‘HFL'S l'uimumc ngnp, ﬂawed Tunic,
null MJnilrakc l'liiﬁ. 4'
I am now .Uiuullhy maxi, \\ it'h n hue mu ity
in thv: lllililiil"oi)r at the nght lung. Ihr lower
luhe very much iii-limited nml vumplxtc mi
he-ion of Iheplonm. The M‘L lung ‘1: sound,
And the upper loin-'Ol _lhi- right inn}; is m u
lol‘cmbly lunlth.‘ condition. The grunt reu-
Euh wliy phyucilns do nbt ( ure cousumptiun
is.the) ll'_\' lu uu mo much: they give medi
cines to “up the rough. in .«li‘p chill, l 0 :lop
night swmus, hectic ten-r, nml, by so duh",
they derun’g: the whole digﬂslﬂ'ﬂ ﬂmwer. luck
ing up the reactions und eventually the pn
ticnt Pinks nml din-s. After X make ‘u cut-in!
examinatién of the patient with the Resnirum
etcr, and tin-l lungs enough‘lefl. to cure, Idi
rcct the patient haw tn uacﬂie three remedies.
Remote the c-nsc nml they-“m A” :luf» of
their own neconl. No uric Lam he cured of
consumption, liycr complainT, dyspcysin, cll-'
-t ih.' canker, ulcerated throat, “1110315. the
I . and stomach are made healthy. in New
Bnglunvl this canker, chronic cutnnh, ukernt
ed‘thru:tt, clongntioi ot uvnla, {is more prem
lent than in any other section at the country.
This is frequently cam-zed by a foul stomach.—
l'ou mu: huln Bout with caustic titue.ttttd
ngnin, and till tltty will get is temporary relief.
(Porn-ct the stomach and liver, and they will
heal- np lht‘nhCth‘S. ‘ ' .
Goad nutrition is the remedy. it' you have
nny disc-use in any part of théﬂmxly, it. will
remain there tlnd decoy- more and more until
you can get the stomach in the m'ildition to
digest food nod make new blood to take the
place of diseneed mutter. This is the only
way to heal uu‘ities in the lungs'und ulcerated
bronchial tubes. Correct the stomach and
liver, and nature will do the healing. )lmy
persona llﬂVEJlu idea that certain {medicines
are greet puriﬁersofths hlood.‘ When blood is
once diseasedjt cnnnot be putiﬁed; ttje dis
eased‘the 'eame «a the dieneed matter in the‘
system ; but get the apparatus in order, the
liver and stotnaclt,~tutd. give it ple.tty oi nour
iehing fowl M will make new blood, whi h will
tnkeJhe place ot that which ll diseased. ‘
Schem it‘s Pulmonic :53 mp is one at the best
preparation's in iron in use, it is a. powerful
tonic of itself, and when the Seaweed Tonic}
dissolves the mucus in the stomach, and it is}
curled 011‘ by thoaid of the Mandrake Pills,l
the Pulmonic Syrup is made into blood. This"
is the only we; to cute cousnmptton. II II
cannot t a good appetite, and food doea not.
digest, Etonnot cure the peflent. Never mindi
thexougli; remove the canoe and it will stop
of-iteelf.’ Thin is the moat trouble Lhave with}
my putiénta at my rooms. They say, “Doc-I
tor, 1 ice] stronger; [can eat; my uightsweats‘.
are better, and l ftel better every way; but.
my cough is It) had yet;” nod they are anon-l
lehed to hear me ea, that does not matter;
remove the cause and the cough tull atop all
Itself. Schenck's Seaweed creates a good up.)
petite in about nine days, when there is no"
lung disease, unless the liver Is to congested
that the .\landmke l’illa eennot unlock the!
duct: 0! the gull blodder ia that short space
0! time, in order to allow the stale bile to poll!
06'. Keep the liver and stomach healthy until
there is less danger of consumption _or any:
. -. her disease. It is hand to take cold \\‘hetr
those crgeua are healthy. Those that are hili
ous, low :pirited, drearyJeeling stupid, routed
tongue, poor appetite, tie-Tone, stotnoch full.
‘of wind, ererything that}: eaten hes been):
lost at memory; try one bottle of SCIIEXCK’S.
SEAWEEIﬂUNICand one box ofSCUENUK‘S;
MAXDRAKBJ’ILLS. It is only o cost of one
dollar 3nd menu-Bo ecl|l!,.h'llh lull dime-t
tionl. ‘i‘hla la uuﬂicient, in nun, cure, to
"titty what the medicines are. Frequently;
one bottle nukes a greet change, in the eye-tI
tout. 'Any pence that enjoy: Utdlnﬂl’ health“
by using the Seaweed Tuaie_uod Ngnkruke;
Pnlhoeeuiomltbmeat get the digestive omn- l
in each a health; condition that they become
ﬂeshy. l cia‘fprmuna or number off my, old
consumptivehntiwta not enjoying 20M howlth.
‘”'“sz nearly It" pounds. l will conclude
by relating three cnrul have made in New
York, nnd which hr.- 11l diﬁereut, and AWllll
any on: nhokela nu: interns} in life mutter
to visit them. Flrdl in Mn. Farlw, rcsnling
{hen at .\'o. r 0: Houston Itreet: ller husband
called upon mu m. mv worm. '3‘: Bond street.
and Wished me to coil and see her. He said
I could do no good; [but he had hnd all the A
but nudical nttcndnnce, and all mi-l she wan
too far gone \\ith Cunsumpt'ou to be cured;
but she hml heard 0i some grunt cures l hudi
mode. nod hodesircd to gratify her \\‘llhcl.—‘
'l culled, nml found hut lying punﬁxied to her ‘
bed in the lust stage offomuchhil consump- ‘
tion: nnd without doubt must have died soon.
I examined her lungs, found. both ‘brontﬂrlul
tubs-s Very mull) aﬂ'ccled, hut‘uo cavities had
formed, herrcouzh was verv severe, the Init
box wu hnll' run of lhxuk pus. Pulse 140,:
legs swollen very much; nml‘ nurse than 1“,.
she had chronic diarrhea. Her bowt~ll hndt
been moved cleven‘timel that day. I told herl
that she hnd lungs enough to be cured. but
that this diurrhm-t hud been of long stnllding,
and her itumath wnsin sud) nu ulqerqth con
dition lhut l wnu afraid ho'thing wold lie doom}
She insisted ﬂuboulll try and do what liduldl
for herx ghnerving that line could notdnst long
In the condition lb: was in" and I could uoti
make her any worse lgure her that a dose;
of my .\lundmke l’llli, und thé Tonic nnd‘
Syrup frcoly. That wus on Tuosdxty,snnd hyl
the nextSumliy the diurrhm I was rnrrie’nl otl',‘
her Ilppl‘llle‘hlltl returned ond she could sit. "Pi
in bed and out he:- diuner. she is now ,well,
nnd gnre megn long certiﬁcate, certiﬁed to by i
the Rev. Dr. Bowling. '
.\lrs Bartholomew. 83 West Forty-ﬁlth street,
came to my rooms with n‘ ‘.nmor on her liver.l
She'wnsvlow—splrited, skin when, tongnc‘cont
ed, bowels contit’c, no appetite, nnd fast sink
ing into the grove. the Shit} tumor haul been,
running over lionrtcen years. 1 gave her‘i
S) rnp, Tonic and Prlltjnd told her to takel
them just as the dirgctioru were printed. She
came back to my rooms, 3'! Bond street,in two!
week‘, ‘aomewhnt betterf her tongnc‘bad bea’
gun to clean a little around the edges, her»
skin whiter and her eyes brighter, and ”mi
tumor discharging very nth-naive matter, much .
faster than l‘ hnd th'l' done before. She kept
grndunlly improving, And in übo two months,
she came torn; rooms I‘ory'mﬁfhirighteoed, ,
snying that the tumor had nearly étopped run-i
nituz, nml wu healing‘up, and that every doom
tor had told hr that “‘it ever healed it' would
cause her dvuth. l'told' her that the diseasei
hull all left her system, and rinture would hen!
the nlcer up. {They nrc now healed, and have,
been for nhopt a year, nml Ihe is as hourly,
and robust a woman as you will ﬁnd in n ,duy'gv
nnlk. She is gi.\d for any one In on“ uuhor,
And tnkvs :rm‘ pains to visit any one that she
hours his anything like her (.338, and tries to .
get Hunt to currmnnd are me. -
The next case is 3115:! Scoﬁeld, from Stum
forvl, (‘onm Mrs. Bartholomew gut llcl' {fo'wn
‘11) tee me. and she has hgcn ever since at him
houstj Whe n she ﬁrst crime to ill)‘ romns, >he‘
wuiﬁnutih emaciated with :\ diatrrsdngvough,
spitting large quzmtitie; of blood. lexnmined ‘
her lungs with the reqpirometur, and in l'lil myl
pmctltc never found mic uil‘u one lung 50 hurl
pone um! tue‘other lung so sound. lroulll not"l
give much encoumuetngm. ‘l thought Sllﬂi
nouldxlic; but to 9’; Imm 1 ‘ment the Pill-s
monic Syrup, Smweed To to. and .\lzinxlmho
l’ills all seemed to go rigl . 0 Work. the lung
‘ 1
i: 911 healed over, [Envlng n‘ -ﬂy as large ns' : - " . ' " ~
" £10083: elm; good appttitc, ﬁne spirits, and s32l22sriggi’lamf p'crtxuulng to n Funk“:
Ens gunned some thug-hie nmmdu In Weight 1 Thu l'liilndeiphin Pollege’smndg [hit in m.
bl”: ll“: 50"": calllll‘x‘v “ [“9“ l d 0 “o‘.“"Hl‘ ‘- State, both in [mini of reputation and lunl
H .:,;'3°“':1:!"3-*.:! mew m Pins
. , “A . ° ° lfnlr J“ ”W- Lonnnenml l‘Alllcdllou where it belongs—m
I'hHWH‘" to "‘““-he“ “5‘35. “’"'-‘"“‘”.7' Mi“ I the from rnnk uf us:l'ul instruction. T 1) thi
‘Sruﬁeld, ornny of ”‘"”“ ‘ _ lnu‘e teen curred I end, :rmost thnrungli courwe oflmsincsl trniu
{,3 my medicines. :1 ["31” ""'?”ff’l‘s “' :‘HH ing i 5 adopted mull cargiully eufurred. ulni'lor
orL, but the their three nll dillir from é wit me, pep‘onul supernsiun of competent Pro~
0‘1“”? “1d |" "‘.V medicines ‘“'? domg “’"‘“ .1 : lassars in the various depnrlmvuts. The innit
"New“ I"?! “"3! lhgy “"“‘“ [’““ the “'““” ‘ perfect system oi prm'licnl twining .etor «in
an) “"’ uﬂliuted know “'l'ef? “Pd. Pu” “W! Main} lms'bu'n put in operatinn, um] I! lur
“my be ““'?!“ J' I" ““”‘-“4‘l ;“- D- ice'n‘ullycuriicd out, Mfurding to students nd
. Dr' J' 11. S'chenL-k'cnu I": fonnnl "“ l"s_ prin-‘l vantngw sm-h ms li-nv: hitherto hcvn consider
“Pf! ofﬁcy, :“0- 39 50"“ 6th ””90" H”““““" . ul lléls§ii4lc onlv in ('unm-i-tion “Ii“! (he cminl- G
plun, entry Saturday! (rum. 9A. Ql. until 51K: iiig-hous'o. .\lxur. llrcumiug Inniicicnl in m,
)l‘.. to give mlvice,_lrcu oi clurgc; but tor 5 Science of Accounts. l’cullmnglup, Cniunm
thorough examination he charges 1111-: ‘lol- l'cial! C-lllul-tlluni nml Commercial Law. tho
[“”' "“3?“ ”‘5 l’nlmouic 53"“l'j‘m 34’“ l student H mhnncc-l m the Practical Depart
,WQNl Tonic “(‘l‘ 51-35 per home,” ~55 'le bl‘“ meut, where in: bl’LéCanS nu nctnnl I‘DUk'llé‘bll
““l9“. “'“"‘“k“ ‘"“" F" “‘"”‘ l‘" bux; “hid -or and .\lerchnnt; passes through the diﬂ'crent
““' "“' “1'1"! nlllkuggistj ““d Dude‘s. ! Hansen; MB in turn in Trill r.'(‘;uhier. kc.
Juliet}, ”‘54- “n , ‘ p ' li-nms the duties and re-pansxhiliiirs of nu-h
" ‘’ ' " oiliw. and becomes ih‘urunglily infamy-(l, not
()nlxxin the forms which are in uuirrrsnl me,
but in ninnnging llm uﬁ‘iirs of business “'llll
SJ'éU'lU nml ill-5p July. ..
- rchulilrzllips i‘suuil .It nn‘o point. nrn gmnl,
iur nu unlimited perio~', iu‘ the eighteen Col
lrgnpz-(‘u'npxinnx the "elm n." v -
Diplomas an: mrnrde tcr than only who
fulﬁll the prqsvribcil (m _ 5c 0! study, nml 1"”,
the requisite exnmiunli n. ' ,-
Fur further information send for a dﬁcnhr.
Allure”: =
Dissolumon v
F PARTNERSHIP.—The l'o-pnrtnnhﬁp
existing brtm-cn the Suhaurif'wﬁ, has
been dissoh‘u} this day by mutuxi‘. Cant-NIX”—
Wc return thanks to nnr friends nud the puhliv
for the lihu-rn‘l‘support extended to us. Our
books will he ieil m. "XE store; and we Hunt-rt:
1y Inquest. tlmsu ilidrhtcd to us to tail and
nmke iunnediute p.u went. as we are deairous
to settle vur busim-ss without doL-n'. '
ALI-IXAVPER cum-11.x,
JOHN our. _ .-
Juu.3o, 131:4
i A Card.
TUE subét‘ribcr h.nin;.v disponul ofhis Till-t
lcrcst in *9 Store of (‘ubem l; (‘ulp “)1
John S. (‘ruwl‘ d, E~q , respecllully asks thel
continunnl'e uf‘his frivula' unJ mntuvuws to‘q‘
pulronizc his ‘sucwnus—whcrb Blrghim may;
be had. ‘ ‘ JOHN Cl [.l’.‘ i
,&-T > i
Feb. 8, xsm. '.-
‘ Another Change
N THE HAT .\KD SllUl-Z BUSINESS—A.
100112.11! having nssociMcd uitll l:inf"lu
h'usiue=s John ‘5. t‘rnwford, \\ 110,,purclmsr-l
[he iuien-sl at John (‘ulphrcsgmnlully an;
uounces to citizens ol‘G-‘ltysb n: uhd the
public gemzﬁﬁ‘tlml llle bluijm-ssllu'ill he cou
xinuml M lllc ()ld 51am! on Clmmhchmrg
stlvot, h“ A. (‘UBEAN .S'. (30.. who will con
stunt]; keq: on hand a large stock of Goods,
in (he line‘ of ' ‘
SHOES, HATS, CAT‘S, TRUXKS, .
CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS,'&C.,
nml lhey will alsu‘cuntﬁme the Manufacture 0!
Shoes. ' '. ' “ ,
From their long experience in all ﬁle above
br Inches. they ﬂutter-leqmielve: tlmt they cail
please the public,'und will sell chunpj’or cAsh.
‘ A. (rumcax.
- J. S. CRAWFORD. ,
Doing husinesrundcr tho mmc null ﬁrm of
A. Cube“: 3 Co. ‘ [t'eb.,B, IBGS.’ .
hstdbliéi‘ed’ VlB5O.
i 0,7165 o‘.“ REuLWAL.‘ ‘
, ‘ LAWRENCE D: DIETZ & CO.,
respcclfnlly be: leave to notify their lriends,
; cuslqmergnnd the pumic genernlly, llml. [hey
i have removed frornLXo. 151 Franklin “reel, to
[the commodio-u low-story. quehunse, . *
5 A, ~.\'o. 308 BALTIMORE STREET,
1 between Emma! and Liberty, whtre they‘w'fll
Mol- the future cunglmt [ha Wholesale _Busi
! nus, lnicly in b '
L llusicr)‘. Trimmings,
Furnishing Good!.
‘ Perfumery, Notions,
. ~ Stationery, L ullcry, ‘
| ‘ To) s'; &c., kc.
; to which they invite the attention of city Img!
icoumry purchasers. feeling conﬁ.ient of their
.3 nbihty to offer luducemenu in priuei I 4
quality of Goods. ' i“
J» Orders by mail will recuh‘e prbmpg up -
‘ tion. Address _
Lmvnzxca D} DIETZ a; co..
3«:B,Bullimore street, [l.xllimure
Marchl4,lB64. , ~ -,‘. ,
Removal-Arm Ware.
HE linden-sign“? bu removed his Tinning
‘ establishmcm ‘ nearer the Dinmond, in
hambenburg nml, adjoining ‘A. D. Buch
ler'l Drug Store——n very central location. He
continues to manufnctur‘i, and Keep: contact
]; on hand, every twicty of _ A
TIN-WARE. . j
P 858831) AND -
' JAI’AXED WARE,
and will nlwnys be ready to‘do REPAIRING
ROOFING Ind SPOUT ‘lO
also done in the but winner. icel moder-
Me. and no wort spared to read Cull util
rnclion. The publlc'l continued transgc il
lolicitccl. ‘ ; A. P. B UGHER.
Gettysburg, April 7, 1862.
Removals.
VHEnndenignedjpeing the nuthorizadpenon
1 to make remand: into EVer Guen Ceme
tery, hopes that much u contemplate the remand
or the remains of decanted tehcivu or friends
will suit [hunches c! this lesson oftheyear to
have it done. Removals mdqwith "ampules.
—lanm low, ud no chm spared to please.
A PETER THORN, 2
{super of the Cannery?
gAreb I:,'60:
c% _ ﬁg!)
Mll3znesslley€ .
E. Corner Tenth and Chemut Sun",
. PHILADELPHIA, ‘
uxnu: ml Hummus-r or .5"
L. PA 1 1115 A N K s, A. 31., ‘4
for the last lour years frincipﬂl Ind chief til
Ilness manager of Dunn 8: Snuros’s (26W
nerciul‘ﬂCollcge.‘ ’ ‘
A MODEL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Conducted a: a new system ofActunl Bushm-
Trninixrz, th ongh the vstnblichmeht of legiti
mate 01‘ eg and Coumlnngnuses, repr‘csenl
in; diﬂzgsm departmvnts of TrMc and Com
mrrcr‘, n u regu’lnr Bank of Dopom and Il
auo, g‘mng the student all the advantage! at
actual pmctice, and qualifying him in' ti.
shanks: possible time and most em-ctive I‘III‘
ncr for the various duties nnd employinanu-of
Uus‘mesrllfe. v
The Course orjnnrnction in the Theatetlgg!
Dennrlzn‘neuLembl-uces Bookkeeping, Comiif:
cm Üblcuhniom, Lecmtu on Ituninus Aﬂ'siri,
Penmauship, Umamercinl Law, Forms, Cunud
pondencc, kc. H
In.v.he , ' \_
‘ BUSIKESS DEPKRTMEST
‘ theetudent enters upon ibeGru-‘lunling Course,
gvllith include! I continuance in the lbﬂ'.
Studies. with their prncticnl application inpll
their dehiils. lie will in turn. till the position
ofAccountnn'i. and Proprietot in the vulono’
chpnrtments of Wholesale and Retail Trade,
Forwarding, Jobbing and Commission Byli
l nus, BnnEing, Manufacturing, Mining, Steam
lmating, Jun, end ﬁnally will M‘Q u t‘nshier,
i [took-keeper and Teller in the Bank, in web
lof which poaitions his previom knowledge
i will he put to the fullest pmcticn) in“.
This Institution oﬁ'ers to young men numer
ous “vantages not possessed by any other
iconimercinl college in the State. it is com
pletc in All its appointments It is the only
‘ institution in the State conducted on nctuel
Ihusiiiess principles. The'course 0f instruo-_
' tion is giisnrpnued, and may be completed in
,übout o chill! the time usunlly apeniln other
l ilﬁliﬂlllons, in conséqnence of an entirely new
it uugtm-nt', and the adoption of the new
‘ bﬁictiuil system.» ‘
{ Diplomnsmwnﬁied upon‘tho completion of
the (gimmercinl Course, which embrace. ell
except thehighelr sets of Banking, )hnufuctur
ing, Miilro:idin:.. 3:0,
lb‘end for n Circular. \ ‘
Feb'. I, MSG-l. l’Um ~ _ . ' .
‘ » .1- -- w? _,.- «a -«——-—‘
ai‘ ’ / 3‘
Qfﬁng/ym ..2
‘ NTERKATIONAL ,CilAlN' QF
‘ I continnCLti, COLLEGES,
llatabiiﬂxed in the following cities:
‘ - PIiILADEiJ’HIA.
l S. E. (‘urm-r of. Screnth and Gliestiut.Stl..
:Ncw York, Brooklyn, Albnny, Troy, Punk
1 dence, Pdrtlmd. llnrtl‘ornl, )lurlingwn,
i ' Newark. llurhestt‘r. Butlltlo,Turonto, ~
l. Cleveland, Detroit, Unicugn, )lilm
i “nuke: nml St. Louis. ‘
, Thorough theoretical nnd [irncticnl inIIfIFQ
V ' mummy smu’mm (70.,
Feb. 8, 1591. 13' \ l’hilndrlphia
’5 Portable Printing Ofﬁces.
:
‘t FUR the use nY
_ ’ .\lrrclmnllJhug
. .. a ylsls, nnd nll husineu
| _ ‘ ..‘... _H‘ and pm'csafonul mm
'| . x-l {SJ $7???” who \\iall to do their
I 4"”. f ', 9'" nun Illinllllé, neully
‘ ..r“ and chenpl}. AO7ll
- ~ :. / ‘lcd to Ihc prix‘ﬂing n!
t_ ’ ‘ 4.3 lm'ndbulls, Lilli-calls,
('ircuhr:, 1.27 m, card: and .nmll n'cwzprﬁu n.
Full iu-Itructiouc.aCL-Bmp-myiug each ofﬁn- on
:lbling n boy (on yen‘rs nld tc wank ﬂwm MC
‘cczstully. ‘ (‘ircuhrs scut free. Siiccimrn
;:hects onypn, Cum, Mn, 0 cents. ,
‘ A-ldrcas ADAMS’ PRESS (70.,
| 311‘Jrkllow, N. Y., and 35 Liucufn yin-ct,
1 ‘1; Boston, Muss.
_ January 25, 1864. 1y ‘
'FlSll ’ S ‘
Lamp Heating Apparatus, ‘
j‘Bun‘A.\'uj——nm.\'c,—JSer\v[Nu—snar
‘ ISO—WI I'lx THE FLAME THAT LIGIITS
TllH ROO3l. ' .
[ta-By the ﬂame of n com‘mon lamp. in. lbs
1 coat of I cent'a Worth of oil, a. very romlorln
‘blc breakfast can he coul£ed.—-.\'. 1". Tribune.
ﬁS'unple in construﬂion; cnsily kept. in
orde', randy lor use in I moment, convenient;
to line on bani—Drugym': Circular.
WFish'a Lamp is one of the. most pgpulnr
novrllies of thk tlny. The nullity of it; is un
'qne:lionnhle, it great saving in mails 1n honing
.und cooking smnll articles, “I“! cad 60 made to
cook meals lor a. great. many person's, which‘is
nctuully dam: oil the ambulance .6"! Whil‘h ‘
currythe nick loldiers.-—Sci¢nnﬂc Amm’un. ‘
‘ WFOI' fumily.use, hospital tent. hurrnrku,
‘ picuiu, ﬁshing. nursery, or-sickroom, it il an
; uticle of roinl’ort. beyond all pmportion to lu
‘ cosh—[laws Journal of ll’ullﬁ.‘
WI have tried the npparn'ns, Ind my Wife
‘ nml l pmclnim the aanic’n most vulunble turl
‘ indispensable article, am} we now want!" how
we could have so long done without it.—l'.'¢l.
‘ Coal 011 Circular. ' ‘
”An economical contrivnnce for getting
up heat It, shows none: for nurgcr: aua'geucul
.houschold purposes. Ono imporumt point is
' the suing in‘ cost over coal ﬁrm—X. l'. Erm—
, iug I’oal. . 0 .
moms moms'rwo TO 31x nomes.
uncm flu)! my; 10 run can".
run: mucus: coonn n- o." mm In" on
. 3 was“.
Arranged for Kerosene 0f C_oal 0“. or Gal
, A Descriptive Pamphlet 9E llurly 13-ch furn
iihed gum. Also, ‘.
‘ - THE UMOX ATTACHHB§£ *
' . Price. 50 Cents. ' <-'3T
:To be “inched lo I common Kerouac Lamp
1 or ﬂu Burner, by which Water may be _
‘ A Boiled, And Food Cooked; nlso ar
‘ ranged w support I shade.
I . EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE.
' WAgents Wanted.
W‘ILLI.UI D. RUSSEL, Ath
No. 206 Pearl Sl.,New York
a April 11,1864. $lO .
Still at Work.
HE undlrsigned éontinuea the ’ .
CARRIAGE-MARIN BUSINESS
in all its branches,“ his ﬁt! stand, in 3‘“
Middle street. Gettysburg. ' , ‘
§EW WORK made to onler, and
f" ~ {:IYAIBING
done ram nl and at lowest pricu- ,
ng ﬁrlltd’lte spmxu “moons a ‘ .
swam to} “Le. JACOB max . ,
, Dec. 7, 181:3. .N
Wig—{M Ibo hut Islorlmcnt p]. I“
and Summer Clothing in town. _ ‘ﬂ
¢
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