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JFI 1 -..'"1. ~ ‘ a Dysnepm.
mmm A: com: WARRANTKD.
’“j” Sheriffs Sale. Dylpapn’a he. an 10mm,
, (vacuum-e ofnwric of Veqdhioui Exponnl, ‘ i
s~ .hmed out of the Court of Common Ht. Acouiunt pin or nnouiuou “the pit
' ‘a of Adams ”09“?) PL, and to me of rho unmwch.
diricte‘dl will be uposm to Public Sunk. on? 2‘. Flntuiencaand Acidity.
3”? WW, iu'Clmhcrlnnd tp., on SATUB- 3.}, Cusiivencss and Loss 0! Appetito.
‘D‘fi—Nw 17m day of DECEMBER mm. M his. Gloom and Depression of Spirits. .
l _ ,P. 31., the {chewing deScribcd Rani‘ sth. Diarrhmu, thb griping. ‘
15‘9“” viz: urn. Pain in an parts of mo Syurm.
"r _A_ TRACTJJF LAND, aitnne in Cumher- fih. Cunsumpuve Symptoms Ind Pn‘pilb
giant! township, Adnma co‘um). Pn.‘ ndloining Ldon of the Henry
glands ofGeorge‘WeiKm on the norm, west no“, sm, Cough, Wm, Phlegm in the Imm“.
;¢outh. Ind onthe‘eut bounded b) the public 1 91h. Nervous Afioction, and want. of Sleep
=' ionifleadiug from Gen.) shun, Y 0 Emmicsbur‘z, n night.
’ mfiining 4 Acres and 120 Peruhel, v. t lOHL Loss of Appetite and Vomiting.
fmfirdfld with a one nnd u hnlf not] fix ' llth. Lhumcu‘ Dimneu 0! Vision, and
Fragmé Weafbvrhonrdcd HOUSE, a Loss of Sight.
bric‘f _Om-kitchcn, Frame \\‘emherborlrded 12th. Headache and Staggering in wnlking,
Shuffle: lwo-story Frame Wentherbourded With grab WenLness. g
(hawk Shop, Frame anlhevboarded Blnck- om. oflhe thousands of cues of Dyupepnh
WM! Shop, u large Chicken House, a we“ of mm have used Dr. Wlsbrrt's pun Americnn
yucr with pump in it nulr the dour, and = DyspEPSin Pilld, not one of thpm has failed oi
lOUN in!“ Ines on Enid krnut. Seized and)». perfect cure. We warmmk cure it: every
Mk?“ in Fxécutiun as the real 93h“! o! J. ewe, no unmet-if ul'twonty yénrs' standing.—
Athuvw Hun-nu. . , . Soid by all dfuggisls ew—rywhere, and at Dr.
‘ ADA“ REBERT, Sheriff. Wishurl'd Uflire, .\'o. 10 N. Second street,
Sheriff's office. Ganygmrg. .\'m. “In, 'ti-i. Philadvlph‘m, Pu. Allexaminntions and con
lar‘Tén pfir cent. of 11w purdmm money aulwliona tree of charge. Send forarircnlnr,
npon a“ sales by the Shl‘rHrmusl be paid owrl Price $1 per box. Sent _l-y nml, {no of
immedimely flier the properly ii struck down charge, on receipt of money. ,
'or upon {nilure to comply more“ ilh me proper
” win he again put up for sale. 4 __
aisnerigyés Sale.
N SATURDAY, the Nth day of DECEM—
BER, 1864, int 1 o'clock, P. 51,, by virtue
pl n.certnin writ tame directed, I will (xpoae
in Public Sale, at the Court Home, in the
Borough onork, théfollqwing Real Estafg, rim,
. By. Linn-of an alias Writ of Veuditiom Ex
ponns to me .iiireuted, as the Estntu of Robert
c. bivinxston,yi£: A CERTAIN TRACT or
LAND,‘coutn.inmg 80 Acres nml al Perthes,
more or less, situitcd p urily ini‘rnnklin town-
Ih'rp, York county, and pnrzly in [mtimorc
iownlhip" Admus county, Pennsylvania, the
part. of said tract ofiand 13mg in the county
ff York aforesaid. contains s'! acres, more or
ess. and adjoins lands 0‘ Gecégc Sumh. Dau
tel Manges, and Jacob imrew, and the line di
viding the comin of York from the county of
{Minn ni‘ormnid, hitting a Two-stmy "‘_',
.og Roughcnst HOUSE, Wilh n Lou BE“:
Roughcwt Back-huildinz nttuuhrd, u‘
Log Rough-oust Shop, Log Burn with strnw
roof, Frame liny nml Sirnw Shed, Log: Hug
Pen, one_drmving well, tn 0 wells, em h hnving
n gump in it, with a. great many {run “.rsnnd
nl er improvements cructui tliercon. about 5
ncrea of which me in limb ti; and (hut part of
the said tract oflnnd lying in Lntiinorc town
ship, in the l-onnty nl‘oiesnid, is bounded and
limited 83 follows, viz: lit-ginning it! a slnne
on th. lilo dividing the county of York from
We county ofAdmns, suid stone being the cor
ner stone between lands of‘ the said Robert L'.
Livingstonmud George Smith, thencehy innds
of said Smith, S. 33 degrees, W. 58 and three
trnth perches to K stone, thence by lands of
but: Worley S 02} degrees, E»? and five~
tenth perches to a point in the ol Shippens
burg rand thence along the line dividing the
laid m of York nnd county of Adams no.l
nlong‘ the otlwr lands of the said ltohert C.
Livingston, in York county aloresuid, X. 20}
,legrees, W. I‘3 nml fivevtenth perches, N. 10*
degrees, W. 4!) and six-tenths perches, N. 20*
degrees, W. 12 perches, N. 38; degrees, W. 1:)
and The—tenth porches, N. 48} degrees, W. lo"
and two-tenths perches, S. 40 degrees, W. one
rind nine-tenth perches, X. 51} degrees, W.
threo and nine-tenths perches, to the pluce of
beginning, containing 23 acres and 31 perches
nest measure, this part being also improved
land and under fence.
Seized and taken in execution as the Oiflflie
pforesnid, and will be sold by
W. W. WOLF, Sheritf.
Sheriff's olfiu, York, Pm, Nov. 28, '64. ts,
Regi'ster’s Notice.
QTTCE is hwby given to all Legnleu'and
other persons concerned, that the Ad
]: nmrnfion Accounts hereinafter mentiened
Wilt-b 0 presented at the Orplmn’s Court of
Alamcounty. for bonfirmtxtioxx Idd nlluwnncc,
on TUESDAY; the 27m day of DECEMBER,
mu, «I 10 o'clock; A. M.. viz: .7
112. The account of Dmd E. lfpllinger,
Administnmr of Adam Sefl'an. dwezmd.
11!. Th hot and final account .f‘loseu
Harman. Adm-19mm)! of Grorv ~ H.
Hooch. Me of Mountjoy totmhip, gc'd.
114. The first. upcount of Johnlhhn,
'l‘mltoo “Jumps?“ undAH‘aniot his wite
and choir childreniunder (he will of Jacob
Sell. (millvrighm Baceased. ’ .
‘ 1155 lint account. of'Jacob Tnngerl, Ex
ncupov of tho last will and testament of
Jphn Frazer, deceased.
115.1 The account. of David Schriver, Ad
ministrator of the estate of Bargumin
Schriver. deceased. _
117.: The account of Susan Bucher.’-Ad
ministmrfx of John Bucher, decpased.
118. The first and final account of ‘Vil
lin!) I. Grouse. Executor _of Sarah Himes,
Inn of Germany township, Adams county,
damned. _ _ _ _ _ _
SAMUEL LILLY, Begisgex,
Regina-‘1 Office, Gettysburg, }j x ‘
Nontzs, 1864. td* f,
Desirable Home
. T PUBLIC SALE—OEIMOXDAY, the 26th
day 9‘! DECEMBER next, the subscriber,
nundi'n‘g (go remove West, will ofl'er at Public
. tide, on lie premisés, the
TRACT 9 OF LAND on which he resides,
gitnue in Hamilton township, Adams cou'nty,
sham 2 miles from Oxford and 3 miles from
Hampton, udjdiuing land! of Daniel Homer,
, John Snider, ‘Nicholas Link, and others, con.
\ mining if, Acres, more or less, under goqd
kfenctlng Ind good cultivation. The im- 2“]
\\g’ovomeuu mg? n Two-story Frame EH“;
\ euherboarded HOUSE, wiih 8361(-
building, and a. well of water at the door;
Frame “It, Corn Crib and Wagon Shed,Wash
Home, v'n. other necessary out-buildingsrt
Then is I fine young Orchard on the premises,
with All kinds of fruit.
@Ban to commence at 1 o'clock, I'. M.,
1 Di! hid day, when attendance will be given
mod £llm ngade known by ,
. ‘ r SAMUEL LIBHART.
New. 14, L 864. ts
Great Attraction
T BRINKERBOFF’S CHEAP CLOTHING
A 3539 FURNISHING STORM-at the North
«Cone: of the Diamond. The anbsK-ribcr
is éonatsntly in receipt of flesh goodsfmm the
Eugen cities. His mock of '
‘ ,v , READY-MADE CLOTHING
Is ofif‘ot the largest and most. attractive, as
sfljazthe cheapest establishment. of the kind
in [in country. You will there find COATS,
PAXTSJND YESTS, made up in the most
. fashionable styles, and of the best materials.
of all sizes and p'rices, for men and boys.~
Gentlemen! turnishiug goods or every descrip
sion,.Fool Shirts, Muslin Shins, Hickory
Shil‘ufiind Merino Shins, Merino, Wool and
Cotton Driven, Hosiexyofevery descriplion,
Buck-okm, Merino and Cotton Gloves, Hand.
korebldo.NeckJ‘iu,Ci-nrnts, Linen sud Paper
Collar], Ham, Cups, Boots and Shoes. Um.
”.21).“; Trunks. Valices, Carpet Bags, Clothes
and Shop Bmlhcs, Hair nud Tooth Brualua”
Bhoe making, rocket and Dressing ('umbs,‘
ivory Comis, Wnlclies, Clocks and JI-vvelry,
GBMARiuols, Violins mid V‘iolin Stringn,
Soap: and Pcrfqmeriesfimtionery of all Linda,
Pocke‘ Knives, Smoking Ind Chewing Tobac.
550. P 1995, an qui-a quality orsegm. In fact.
his mick emllmces u'eryilliug usually found
'in d fl}?! cm; furnishing More. I invite tho
Mop qfall to come Ind see for theniselus,
u lm dgleg'm‘med Lo sell goods lower than
‘ any oth’erc'amhlishmentin the country. Don’t
(M the 3pm.. Corner of York street nml
go wan d: JACOB BRINKERHOFF.’ '
4.. 1&4- __
r-
~ flannoqaz Adan-’g
~.-_ ' "MERLE \YUB‘KS, Corner. of Balti
:" i no“ and East. Middle meets, opposiu
5‘ _ Couix House. Gettysburg. Pu.—V§'e a9‘
‘ nfi‘to (mini )hmqments. Tombs. Heng-
EEEi, “nu-He “myths, Slabs [or Cubincl
sharp, and another work uppermining to om
Ibun-luau. We'w‘m gygganscs §aflsfsctrnn both
,uto mgngion and RF”- C“ and “6 uni
“glandspecimena a! work.
. Feb. 3, ms; :3 - ,
'E'UiREfi—AEW. WINE All“) wmgny, fm
‘ F 34 w‘jm‘nl fig ‘osg‘s on’ ‘ “he 'few Dr ‘
.334 ‘ .‘ ’R ~ Egggflww‘nn
Ell
DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA! DYSfiEPSM
I, Ettunlrn "union, of Brnndywine, Del.,
formerly of Old Chester, Del., do certify that,
for one year and I hulfl eufl'ered everything
but death from that awful disease called Dyi
peplin. My whole system was proatrated with
weakness and nervous dehility; I could not
digest my fpod ; if! me even a cracker or the
’lmnllcfil amount of food, it would return jult
as I swallowed it; I becnme I 0 eoslit‘e in my
1 bowels tlintll would not have a pa‘saage in less
,thnn from four and often eight dnyn; under
Fthis immense sufl'erinz, my mind seemed en
! lirely to gltfl Way. i had dreadful horror Ind
evil fon-hodings. I thought everybody hated
Ime, and I hated everybody; I could not bear
my husband nor my own children, everything
appeared loge horror stricken to me; I had
'i" nmbitiorvfo do nmthing; l lost all my love
lot family nndllome: I would rumble nnd wan
der from plnee to pluee, but could not be con
tented; l felt thnt l was doomed to hell, and
that there wns no hcnven for me, and wail of
ten tempted to commit suicide, 30 near was
my whole nervous system destroyed, and also
my mind, lrorn that awful‘coruplnint, Dyepep
sin. tth my friezda thought best to have me
placed in Dr. KirLbride’s llospiml, West Phil
adelphia; I remained there nine weeks, nnd
thought i WAS a little better, but ill a few dnys
my dreadful complitint wns ruging as bad as
ever. Hearing of the wonderful cures per
formed by Dr. Wishnrt's (ireut Amnricnn Dyi
pepsin Pills and his treatment for Dyspepsia,
‘my husband culled on Dr. Wislmxt und stalled
lily case to him. He said he h All no doubt he
i would (tore me. So in three days after I roll:
ed and pluéed myselfnnder the Doctor’s treat
ment, uu-I in two weeks I begun to digest my
food, and felt that my discuss was fast giving
way, nod [continued to recover for nhoutthree
months, and at the present time I enjoy por
lect health of ludy and mind, nndl meat nin
crrely rexurn my thanks to I merciful God and
Dr. “’lshtlrt,~d to his great Amerieou Dyi
pepsiu fills \and Pine Tree Tar Curdinl that
loved me from on lusuno Asylum and prema
grnve. All peraons eull'ering with Dys~
' in no at liberty to hill on mo or write, as
l am willing to do'nll the good I can for suf
fering humanity. Euunhfit Benson.
Brandywine, Del., formerly of old Chester,
Delaware countyl Po.
Dr. Winhnrt'n Ollice, No. to North .OCOId
street, Philadelphie. '. i '
DYSPIPBIAI DYSPEPSH! ‘i,
i bf. Vishnu-a! he" been a‘colatnnt mf
.feger w'ith Dynprpsin for the lust eiuhteen
'yeu‘r‘a, during whivh time I cannot any that l
I ever enjoyed a fierl‘ectly well day. .There were
i times when the symptoms were more aggrava
ited thun at others. and then it seemed it would
'be a great relief to die. I had ct all times an
unpleasant feeling in my he ul, but Fitter]; my
lufl‘nings so much incroe=ed that. [became sl
tihs't unfit for business ol'nny kind ; my mind
was continually filled lith gloomy thoughts
lwl’torehodings, and ii I attempted to change
their current by rending, at. once a sensation
of thy coldness in connection with a dead
weight, as it were, rented upon my brain; also,
a. feeling of sickness would occur at the atom
lech, and great pniu to my eyes, Accompanied
with which Win the continual feztr of losing
my‘reason. I also experienced grent lJSSl
tndr, debility and nervousness, which mime It
difficult to walk by day or’ sleep at, night. l
become o'versc to society, and disposed only tc
seclusion, and having tried the skill ot'n. nom
iber of eminent ph} sicians (if various schools,
finally mum: to the conclusion that, for this
disease at my present age (35 years) there was
no cure in existence. But, through the inter
{etence of Dfi'tne Providence, to whom I de
voutly olfer my thanksflnt last found a. sore
reign remedy in your Dyspepsia Pill! and TM
Cordial, which Seem to hm'helfrctunlly remov
ed almost the last trace of my long list of oil
ments Mld had feelings, and, in their placi
health, pleasure and contentment are my every
day compnuions. Jun-:5 .\l. qutfiblms,
No. 453 North Second St.,~Phi\lndelphio,
‘ Formerly of Woodhury, N. J
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A POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSRRPSM.
“K 1: wen “Jon: I. union nu, \
, No. 1028 Olive Strut, \,
' Philadelphia, Jan. 22d, 1563.}
Dr. Wishmt—Sirb—lt-is with much plen
anre that I am nowabie to inform you that, by
l the use of your great American Dyspepsia
i Pills, lec been entirely cured ofthat most
diuressing complaint, Dyspepsia. I had been
grievously afflicted for the last twenty-eight
years. and for ten years of that time have not
been free from its pain one week It a time. I
have had it. in its worst form and lisvedrnggcd
i on a most miserable existence~in pain (My
inndmigbl, Every kind of food that I ate fill
[ed me with windnnd pain, it mattered not how
l light, or how" so: 11l the quantity. A continued
l belching was sure to follox . I had no appe
{ite for any kinds of meals whatever, and my
l distress was so grout. for sc\ ernl months belore
I hmfl‘ills, that. I frequently wished
‘ior death. I" had tuknn everything that I had
henrd oi for: Dyspepsia, without, reaching nny
benefit; butfion your Pills being recommended
to we by one who hnd been cured by them, I
concluded to give them a trinl, although I had
‘no faith in them. To my astonishment, I
Jound myself gemng better before I had taken
lone-fourth ofn box, and, after taking half a
box, I’am a mil man, and can eat anything Iwiah,
and enjoy n hearty meal three times a day,
without inconvinicnoe from anything I eat or i
drink. If you think proper. you are at liberty
to make this public and refer to me. I wil ‘
cheerfully give all desirable information teeny
one who may call on me. . . 1
Yours, respectfully, Jon 8. Bacon. ‘
For sale at. Dr. Wxshln’l Medics! Depot. No
10 North Strand street, I’hilgddphia. Pl.—
Price Una Dollar per box. Sent by until, (re.
0! chn'rge, on face)“, ’Ol price.
The shore In a. few unearth. thcuunds
which this great remedy bu awed from u
untimely g'mve. . "
W 9 kin-p thallium“ of letter: non: physi
cians and dragging who (have prescribed find
sold these Medicines, saying that 'l.th hug
never gagd 9r lold a medicine which gave-35:};
universal utisfagtion.
Premxed only by flu Proprigtoy.
DR. L. .C. WISHART '
. Q. , /-1 ._ . _
' a“. :0 North Second sum,
t99ld by \wgistg 931! 991") everywhere
3’9?! :51 "
”21,964.. g
mfinmwmvmrm “T 17?” 14%: ~--~—.-::~_-s>r-+-lz.---~ . Y
Things from the City! ; An Interestmg HlB ry /’ ;
Inn receiving tche 0; week from "is F ‘ ' ' 1
city's arid} ol snic'es suited to the 0 DR. SURFINPK’S/OWK CASE,
mu of this community, “2* Fresh and Salt vnuw 14 Imm“ rsmm c wm'umor,
ASH, Hams, Shouldu a mu! Sides, Haminy; And/win)” I'ulmmc Syrup. awn! Tonic, mad
imngSult, Apples.Pofiltors,omngCS,Lemnns‘ Mandrake PHI: arl tut the Sudan in i
affections, Tolsartus, Seg‘nfl, with mnny‘ . Curing Maya", and the 1
ol em urtlciel in this line—all received in me “ 4
but order, and sold “the Iowa“ pmfils. Gin GREAT SUCCEB/ ATTENDING n”! l !
:u a can, in Baltimore street, neurl) opyosite / =\
Fnhuuwcks' store. é ' , x , ’ j
WANTED.—-I£nncr, Eggfi. Lnrd, and Ill’ ,
other county produce—for which the highest I
cash price‘will he pAid. } , ' ‘l
swam POTATOES—host quality, a: low-t / ‘ ‘ l
est Hung prams—lllw”: on hand. Also.) ,/ V L ‘ t
UYSTERS, fine nnd (rush—in the shell ‘"‘. / fl ,
lhackcd. Rennurnms and fnmihes supplied. { / - _ \\ .>
STRICKHUUSEII & \VISUTZKEY. / ’ ’ I
Gettysburg, )Iny 18, 1863. 4 ' /’ l"
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~ Come to the Fan! <
ND DON’TFURGETTO VISIT Pl ASANT
A RIDGE .\'UIZSEItIES.——Pers s wishing
to Plant Tree’s will find ”1 aloe} In the ground
remnrkably fine, and otferila/plrcxiuced prices.
The Apple numbers 100 ncties, embracing
all the approved sot-u, ,/
.\'. B.—See the iyyx/hoard near Flora Dale
Post office. . E. UOUK & SUNS,
{Sh-pl. 2, 1861
EALERS m
D COAL AND LUMBER,
s T 0 v I: s ,
nx-wma, HOLLOW-WARE, ac.
*ALSO—
SHUTTERS, BUNDS, SASH, ETC.
Corner of Cnrlisle and Rnilrmud Btrcotu, oppo
. site Rnilmml Depot, GETTYSBURG, PA.
My 9, 1861.
‘AHN’ESTOCK BROTHERS ‘
14 Are constantly receivingthoioe and de
simhlc goods, from New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, and are prepared to ofl'er
GREAT [.\'UUI‘EMRNTS
to these about pun-liming. [lining selected
with 'gn-nl cure. from the three leading markets,
the public will look to their own inure!!! by
examining our flock bgfurc buying elsewhere.
(‘nll at
mic, 1864
, GENTS “CANTER—To =rlllhe“2s(‘ENT
A LEGAL TENDER STATIONERY PACK
IAGE.” Each Package contains 35 Songs, 2
llpnges of Music, IS sheets of Paper. 18 Enu-
Ilopes,l Ruler, 1 Pen, 1 Pen Holdenl Lem!
Penn], 1 Design for Underslerves, l for Child’s
I Apron l [or Embroidered Calla, l for Ch ris
teningll’lolge, 2 (or marking Leuers, |3 Secrets
never pefdre published, warlh runny Dollars;
i her informition. Al2O, one beautiful
;‘ rl'- of JEWELRY. Liberal inducements to
‘ gents. Send _Stump for Circular.
l sum“. BOTT,
43 South Third St.l Philadelphin, Pu.
Jun. {3,1804. 1, ‘
Ayer’s
S4RSAPARILQ’
”pa [any 101,: FELT?!” merchant of m
M, Mm'nn
“I Mn gold lug- qnnmu-s of your Suzann
lu.u. m ."alud one bank which fnllcd of tho
dull-Id the! ad 1! Incl-{mica to those who tool
It. AI {m II on! reaple it! 1:, they agree mm M
born no medicine in 1: l.- urc m our comnmulty."
Eruptions. Pimplu, Blown", Pumice, Ul
ootl. lam, Ind 11l Diuuos of the Skin.
M Rev. RUM. Slmltan, llrisfol, Enylrxml.
“ I only do my duty w you nml flu: Rubhc, when
I Idd my testimony to lhn you publln of the mo
dlcmzll vmuca ofvour Sum u-uszA. M ' daugh
m, ogod um. bud an .mmug humor ln gvr cm.
tyel, md hut for yam, whirl: we wore unable to
cure until we trim! ybur Swan-mum. Sho hu
boon well for some months.”
Prom Mn. Jam 5. Hire a rill-Lawn nml muck
lflmcdladyqucnnhrilk. ('apc Hrvv (30., X, J.
“ 317 daughter hu lam-m 1 (or 1 ycur put with I
Imfuluu carton. which wn vrry troubquomo.
Nothing uh: I Mg raid Inn! we trim! your
BARIAI'AIHLLA.'hL' noon common-1y cured her."
hm Charm P. Gun, 1597.. of (he v‘iJcly-kvm
Gage, Minna, -f (‘0 . amnufxclurcrl of cmrmdld
page" (a Kmbua, .V. 11.
“ hud fur IC\ era] years A very (roublenoma
humor in my fur. which grew ro'ntlmtly worn
until it an! mud my renrnnw nml bt‘cnmu an Intol-
Ruble dilation. I rlcd almost every flung A man
could of both Advil-e Ind mcdlcmc, but without my
Pom: v‘lmcvn, um I took your 3 ms u- mm“.
It Immediately made my {no worse, M {on told ml
it mi ht h” mm; but in a few wm- l fine now
lan seem a ,form muhr the Matches, and con-
Inud “til Iy he. in u smooth an any bod 'l.
“8 I us “than my rympwms of the disease 5m
1 hot af. I enjoy perfect. hullh. nml \\ithout a
doubt on n to your SAILSAPAIHLL L“
Enamels: - Gen eral Debimy— Purify the
an Dr. Robl. Sawin, Hamlon St, New York.
“ Du. Anm. l M'lllom full to n-muru Eruption:
and SCflD/YJIUHJ Farr: by the pcrscvcnnzuseol‘your l
SAMAI'AIIILLA. and l have Just now curcdau xttuk
of Maliynant L'rfn'pelnx with at. No Iltvrativc we
pone-s cqulll t m Sumwuunm vou have nup
phcd to the profcnuiun as well as to the people."
From J. L‘. Jt-qufon, Esq" Waknmux. Ohio.
“ Fm- twelve years. I had the yellow Ervflmlu
on my rI ht ann,dunng which time I tried llho
mlc-hntcii [lllylidnnl [could reach,and took lmn- ‘
dreds of dollars worth of medlclnea. The ulmrl l
Wm 90 ball that the oordl became vlnihle. and m,
deem” decided that my arm must be unturned.
hrgzn taking your 3 \nummulA. Too two bot
tlcl, md some or your Puts. Together they luv.
rurcd me. llm now u well and sound I! my body.
Being ln I public pla-jo, my use i} known to flag
my 11: ml- community, and cxutca the wonder
h'arn Hon. Henry .‘lrnnm, I. P. 11. of .\'ewmtla.
C. W., a [adding member of the Canadian Parlia-
uncut,
" I have used {our SAESAI'A an.“ In m‘Lf-rnlly.
fbr general (JIM flu, and for purifying blood,
‘hh vcrgmbenefimn‘l results, Ind feel oonfidmu In
Gomez: gltto me nmtcd.”
at. Anthony's l'u-e, Bose. Salt mum.
Scald Hand. Sore Eyel.
Fm Harvey Sickler, £17., the able editor ryiM
71":anan lkmncrat, l'enmylmuiu.
“ Our only child. nbout three yen” or age. wu
stacked by pimples on hil {crane-d. Th? rapidly
spread until they formed 1 loathsome nu virulent
lore. which con-red in; race, and actullly blinded
hln eye: for some dun. A Ikilful physician applied
nitrite of silver Illa other remedies, without any
Ipparmt cil'cct. For imccn day: we guarded his
hands, lost with them he lhould war oxen the fol
chng Ind corrupt wound which comm his whole
ace. Having mod every thing also we bid my
I: from. we began Finn? your SABSAI’AIIILLA,
In app'ilying tho iod do 0 potuh lotion, no you
till-ca. hc sore began to heal who no had ghcn
the an: bottle. Ind mu wcil when we had finished
“1‘! wand. The child’s eyeluhunvhxch had coma
out. grew ngnin, and he is now as healthy nud {m
u mg other. The whole neighborhood pmiicud
that t 9 child must die." »
From Dr. ”ler Slant. of St. Louis, Miumui.
“ 1 find your SAHNAPAXHLLA a more cn’ecumx
remedy for the second"? symptom- of Syphim
Ind for slypmlihc dunno I mu any omcr we pouncll.
The [no cssxon nrc hulcbted to you for name or tho
but. medicine: we have." \
From A. J. I‘rmch, M: D., an eminent physician of
Lawrence. Mam, who‘xl's a prominent mambcr of
the Legislature of Maxsachuktta.
" Du. Arm. My dear sir r I have found vom-
SAIHAI‘AIHLLA an exeeuuu; remedy for Sypfiilia,
both or me primary and nmudary tyre. and cchc
tunl In lame can! that were ‘OO ohm. ante to yield
w other remedies. 1‘ do nut. knhw wlmt we can em
my nth mprc 00112 an of succct‘l, when: a power
alter-Mm! is rcquln ." \
Mr. Chm. S. Ynn Lian, 0! New [li-gnaw, .V.J..
Ind dreadful ulcers on him logs, mum} bmabnn
of mercury, or mercurial disease. whke‘k more
und more aggravated for years, In SF - or every
remedy or treatment that could bcapp 1c?! um“ um
rel-severing use of Awm‘s sumAx-AIHLLX renewed
xim. I-‘ew cases can be found more inveterate and
distressing than. this. and it took sevenl‘ dozen
bottle- to cure hm: x ‘
Inuoorrhcaa, Whites, Fauna Women,
tn sm;- nll produced by internal Screw/Mom LY
eer iamangm very often tun-d by the atom!“
efl'cct or this SAIXSA-I'AIULI.A. Some mm mmm \
barman“: Md o‘mc SAMAMBILLA, tho I mi
Application of loan remedies. “
From the well-Mm and fidclualebmfed Dr.
Jacob Mai-NU, of Cincinnati.
“ I have found your 8 \rzummnu an excellent
utenzha in disease: or feumlen. .\huy can. 0!
Inc lnrhy. Lencorrhccs, Inwml L'lcrratlon, and
locficbil‘lzz'. uriulng trom the ucrofuloua (HAHIOIII'
lava yield to mind there In: Yew thlt do um.
when m cited in properly aided by loul treatment."
J lady, unwilling to allow the “NW.” her
mum-aux _
" )1] dmghter Ind myself have been cured of I
very ebflmmng Inueorrhma of long shading. by
two bottles of your SAMANIILLA."
Rheumatism. Gout, Liver Complaint. Dyn-
may Ham Disease. Neufllgin,
whmmnud SM 14! no (mutant
and by thh'zxr. S’Q’HAEAR’ILKI. ' PW!
CATHARTIC PILLS
pogpeu I 0 many advantages over the other
' )mrgnivel in.the market, and their Inperiox:
til-men me so univerully knownnhuvo need
mt do more than meagre :3: public their
qua!!! j; maintained an a be» “t. ever
human, Ind that they may be depean an
’0 do Ilifilltthgy MW: 9721' done.
' Prefiued by J. .C. AYER, M. D., a Cg,
3.019 , lugs? Ind sold by
thy-For ulu'by A. D. Buehler, Gettysburg,
nqd dearer: geuemHy. ’
Aug. 8, 186}. cowly ~
pbq.4.;m., 9»
Sheads 8; Buehler,
New Goods.
FAUNFSTOCKS'
Rn} From.
$lO a Day!
m void- but mm NI
3mm. ma laohfloul Discuss.
Blood.
Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.
AYEB'S
The‘tbove is a correct likeness ofDr.Scbenck
taken mnny your; ngn, alter he had recovered
from Consumpiiou: by a course of nis
“Scuzxcx's l’fooslc Smw." The likene~s,
Ilthough itdoes no! represent him nmthing
like as bud .IS be wns M the must, yet it is in
llmng contmst with the hale nml Vigorous
looks ofthe Pom-lit below, which is the true
likeness of him at the present time. The con
trast between these two portrnits ll so grant
that many would not believe them to be the
lame pL-hon. Yet there are hundreds of per
lons,in and Around l’hilndelphia, who will
recognize huth portraits to be true representa
tion; When the first was taken he Weighed
107 pounds; at the present time his weight. is
223 pounds. . -
l‘ropn‘elor:
_ ‘ Ntw Yonx, Wedneadny, March 210, '§4.
TU THE PUBLIC.
Thirty yams ago I vrzts in the lnst stages of
Pulmonnry l‘olhnmpttun, and given up to die.
I resided in l’hllndelphin, and Dr. Joseph Pur
rish, then of this city, ordered me to .\lores
toun, .\'. .J., n distance of nine miles, which
took me two days to get there. On my Irrivnl
I wns. put. tn bed, and there lnid'Jor many
weeks, 'lhis'mts my nntiv'e pluce. where all
my family lived nml had died of Comumption.
Dr. Thornton, who attended "my lather iu his
last illnes~, “an culled, and gave mt- one week
to fix up my utl‘airs. [He had seen all my fam
ily go that way, nml thought] was to go, too:
Then I heard of the remedies I now ollt-r to
thelpulalic. “'llll‘ll ruled me. It seemed to me
th.". :l could feel them 'peuctiating mj' whole
S3518"!!!-
They soon ripened the matter on my lungs,
and I would spit off more than :1 pint of offen
sive yellow mutter every morning. As soon
as that begun to subside, my cough, few r, pnin,
night. sweats—till began to leurc me‘ uuduny
appetite became so great that it W 5.) with dif
ficulty l could keep from eating too much. I
soon gained my strength and I have beenrgruw
inz in flush eu-r since. Foumnyyeursl have
enjoyed uninterruptetl good hcnlth, keeping
the lner and stout u-h healthy With the Sen
weed v'l‘onic nml .\hfitdrnke Pills, as l Ml] of It
bilions tt-mpcramrnt. My weight is two hun
dred and tw'ynty pnnn-ls. ()n my recovery
people would sencl lur me, far and near, to see
if their cases u': re lllU‘ mine. For this pur
pose I pay prol't ssionnl ,ristts in the lnrge Ci;
tiei._ Tin- conanmptires wish to see the one
that makes .thcw medicines, and who wus'
cured ofi‘on’sumption by them. To ntuhe. new
lungs, is impnsdhle; hut cavities in the lungs
nndlchronir ulcerations of the bronchial tubes
can be healed. Such cases are dying hourly
nnder the ordinary treatment of physicians,
and .just such are cured by the proper use of
Scltenck‘s Pulmonic Snup, Seaweedv Tonic,
and .\lnndrnke Pills.
,l nrn now a henlihy than, with a" large cavity
in the middle lube of the right lung, the lower!
lohe very much lichu‘ized and complete ad-I
hesion of the pleura. The left lung is sound,‘
find the upper lobe of the right lung is in a.
talentth health) condition. The great run
zon why physicians do not cure consumption
is they try to do too much; they give medi
cinesdo stop the rough, to stop chlll, to stop
night sweats, hectic lever, and, by so doing,‘
they derztnge the whole digestive power, lockH
ing up the secretion: and eventunlly the pzi-l
tieut sinks and dies. After I make a curelul
examination at the‘pnticnt with the Respirom-l
cter, and find lungs enough left to cure, I di-{
rect the patient how to use the three remedies. ,
Remove the onuse and they will all stop of
their own uccord. rNo one can be cured of
consumption, liver complaint, dyspepsia, cm‘
tnrrh, canker, ulrernted throat, unless the‘
liver and slottinch are made henlthy. In New]
England this :canker, chronic catarrh. ulcernt-,
ed thront, elongation oi uruln, is more preru-i
lent than in uny other section of the conniry.’
This is frequently mused by a foul stomach.—
You may burn itgut With cuusticOime and
again, nurl all they will get in temporary relief.
Correct the stomuch and liver, and they will
heal up themselixs.
Good nutrition is the remedy. you have, . obean 8 Co. [Fey 8, 1864. ‘
iin discuss in any part of the bod ,it will] ‘“"” “ ’ “‘ “‘ "'”‘
reiiinin there and doom} more And in’ore until} EStabllShed 1850-
you can get ihe stuiiincli in the condition to' OTICE OF REMOVAL.
digest food and make new Hood to take thel N LAWRENCE D. DETZ I; 00.,
place of diseiscd umtter. This is the only! respectfully beg leave to notify their friends,
may to heal rarities in the lungs and ulcerated‘ customers and the public generslty, that they
bronchial tubes. (liirrect the stomach and have removed from No. 151 Frunkliii street, to
liver, rind nnture will do the healing. Many the coininodions tour—story Warehouse,
persons illHe an idea that certxiin medicines? NO. 308 BALTIMORE STEEE'C
nre gre.it purifiers ot‘thc blood. When blood isi between Howard itnd Liberty, where they will
once diseased it cannot be pu'rificd; it is dis-il for the future conduct the Wholesale Busi
eased the same as the diseased matter in the: nose, solely in A, .
system ; but gel. the nmmmtus in order, the ’ Hosiery. Trimmings, :j;
liver and stomach, and gii eit plenty of nour- Furnishing Goods, 5;:
ishing food it will make new blond,w'uii:h will Perl'unicrfiixotitfis,
take the place of tint “'illt‘ll l 3 diseased. Stationery’ilUutlcry,
Scheni k‘s Pulmoiiic S} mp is one of the best Toff, km, kc.
preparations or iron in use, it is :1 powerful! to which they ins‘itetbe attentionrfif city and
tonic of itself, tilltl‘ when thi Seaweed Tonic country purchasers, feeling confiviqét of their
dissolves the mucus in the stomach, and it in‘ ability to offer inducements inifiriccs Ind
carried oil" by the iiid ot' the .\lnndrokc Pills,‘ quiility of Goods. ’2‘
the Pulmonic Syrup is made into blood. This“ Orders by mail will receive profipt ltten
is the only way in cuic consumption. lfl tion. Address , i 2'5
cannot get a good appetite, and food does not LAWRENCE D. DIV/I‘2} 60.,
digest, I cannot cure the pdllcyL Neverrnind ' 308 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
the cough; rcmoxc the cause audit will stopl March “,1864. ‘ f
ofitsell. This is the inosttiouhle l have with‘ —" ”‘_‘-“ff— E: "
in‘ patients at my rooms. _ They any, “Doc-i Portable Punting 0508!-
tor‘l feel stronger; [can eat; my uightsweats UR &
are better, And Il'cr-l better over) v _ 53-? F‘, b emui; m
my cough is so l;ml)et;":\ii(l,lhey‘i ‘ 5} ‘st ‘ "fl ‘llib’ 'rug
ished "to lii-nr nic su) that does ni a” "f, ghdl. u; ‘. “lune,“
remove the cau=e and the cough n'i ,- "‘ , .__. 5'3” who”? 3‘5"”: 5: .11
itself. schcnclt's Seaweed crentcsn ..' '1 2“ " own “so 2:0 ° 3:,”
petite in about nine days, when thi , 1' \ ‘”’)?“ " and gingp'ng, Ki,“ 3’
lung disease, unless the bin is I 9 congated \ \ ”"’y ted ti: :3,“ grint‘n 2"
that the hiaifidrake Pills cunnot unlock the , h jg.” .mu‘, ‘d
ducts of the gall hlmlder in ilmt short spucei . ' a,“ 1,15%"; l“ 5'
of time, in order‘to "no“. the “up, 1,,“ to pass Circulars, labels, cords nnt sum ‘l at; peels.
off. Keep the liver and stomach healthy and Full instructions necomptnflnz m: ‘”o “a I
there is less danger of consumption or any "mm?!“ 1’03".” 3"“‘101‘1 "5 m" s'em."°'
other disease. It is nrd to ltlhl.‘ cold when “Esmuy' C'r'iulfla sent; tree. pecimen
those crgans are heals»: Those that. are bili- . “’“"'“ of Type, (4M3, ‘“’” 6 ‘“"‘“.
or l - - ~ - . - ‘ Address ADAMS PRESS CO,,
is, ow spirited. Grenrggeelliig stupid, coated , 3, ~ i, ‘
tongue, poor appetite, nervous. stuini'sch full 3'l PML Row, K- 3., and 935 mm) In! reet,
of wind, everything that lit, eaten lies heavy,l ‘ \stun, “55
loss or memory, try one hottitiol SCIIENCK‘Si ‘““’", 25' 186“ l, c__
SBAWEED ’l‘UNlCaud one ho ofSUHEXCK'S ___- ”. i“ n i _
MANDRAKE PILLS. It is oanu tostof onci Albums!
dollar and twenty-live cents, with lull direc- A L B." RS H ‘A L B li\)! S, ~
tionl. "this is sufficient, in many cases, to - . d i d b (fol. “”‘“
titty what the medicines are. Krequeutly '“”‘ "“'" '4 ergo an on") x 1
- merit of Photographic Albums, which we otter
tie bottle makes a great change "who sys- . . TYSOY BROTHERS
tom Any person that en‘oys ordinaryhenlth, bd‘” ‘”‘! Nigel- - . ‘\
by using the Seaweed ‘i‘unic'nnd Maukritke, -DecJ‘l, 18““ ~i___._c_ _.. ___... .
'illsoccnsinimlly,rnust get the digestive organs IDEfi-PRESSES nml APPI'S-PEALERS
9 such “,b9?'}“'3 condition thut they budge G for sole by SQEADS &' BUEHLER
act-hf. I ‘enu “produce I ”number of my 'old
cousuinptitjapatieolt'noweljoyinggoodhenlth.
‘ weighing nearly ‘2OO ponjds. I will conclude
by relating three curu I have made in New
York, and which Are All different, and will!
Any one who feels nny interest in the matter
to visit them. Fir3t is Mrs.~ Farlow, reaming
thcn at No. 107 Houston. street. Her husband i
called upon me at my rooms, 32 Bond street,;
and wished me to call and see her. He said
, I could do no good; that he had hnd all thel
‘ but medicsl attendance, and all said she wusl
[too for gone‘with Consumption to be cured;
l but she had heardxfisoznegrcat cure: I hadi
| made, nnd he desire: o gratify her wishes.—l
l I called, and found her lying confined to her}
bed in thelsst stage of orout‘hiul coxiiump
tion, and without doubt must have dié-d soon.;
I examined her lungs, found both bronchial?
tubes very much affected, but no cavities hml {
formed, her cough was very severe, the Bpll-l
i box was half full of thick pus. Pulse 140,!
#legn swollen very much; and worse than all, '
Ithe had chronic dinrrhmn. llcr bomls hnd‘
‘be-en move-I eleven times thnt day. i told herl
.lhnt she had lungs enough to be cured, hutl
'thnt this dinrrhu-n hnd been of long standing,
[nml her stomach wnsin such an ulcerated con-i
“ dition that l was afraid nothing could be doneni
{She insisted I should try and do whotl could l
for her, ohsorting '.hnt she could not Inst long,
in the condition she was in, and I could not,
make her any worse. I gave her first A dosei
at my Mandrake Pills, and the Tonic null
S} rup freely. That was on Tuesday, and by}
, the nextb‘undny the dinrrhmt wns curried ofl“,i
her appetite had returned and she could sit up
in bed and mt her dinner. She is now well,
‘ and gore me a long certificate, certificdto by
the Rev. Dr. Don-ling.
l .\lrs Bartholomew, 83 West Forty-filth street, I
c :me to my room; with a tumor on her liver.
,She was lOW-spirited, skin sullow, tougue‘cont-i
ed, bowels costive, no appetite, nnd inst sink-!
ing into the grnt‘e.l The said tumor bud been!
‘ running orer fourteen yours. I gm’e her,
Syrup, Tonic nml Pills. and told her to take:
themjust as the direction: were printed. She ‘
come ‘onck to my rooms, 3'! Bond streetfin two
week‘, somewhat‘hetter; her tongue hod ve
gun to cleun a little around the edges her
skin whiter and her eyes brighter, and the
tumor discharging very ufl’ennive matter, much i
faster thnn it hnd ever done before. She kept.
gradually improving, our! in about two months}
she came to my rooms very much trightenmm
shying that the tumor hodnenrly stopped run-l
ning, and was healing up, and that every doc- I
tor hud told her thnt ifit ever henled itgu‘ouldg
cause her death. ‘I told her that the disense|
hull all left her system, and nature would huitl ‘~
the ulcer up. They nre now bottled, and hm‘ei
been for about. st year, nml she is us hearty.
nml robust it woman as you will find in n dny's‘
wnlk. She is glad for any one to call on her,‘
and takes great. pains to Visit any one thnt she
hears hnl‘ anything like her case, and tries to
,get thctn to come and see me. .
i‘ The next cure is .\liss Scofield, from Stam
,ford, Coho. .\lrs. Bartholomew got her down
‘tolseo me, and she hns been ever sinoo at her,
house. When she first more to my rooms, she
was much elunointcd with n distressing cough. ‘
spitting lurge quantities of blood. lerumined
her lungs with the restiirometer, and in all my
ipractice never (Good one with one lung so tor
gone and the other lung so sound. I could not i
give much encouragement. I thought she
would die; but to my astonishment the l’ul
.monic Syrup, Senweed Tonic, and .\lnndrnlie ,
: I‘ills nll seemed to go right to work, the lung 1
isnll healed over, leaving a cuvity us Lirge us
-n goose rug; good nppttile, line spirits. and
has gained some thirty-tire pounds in weight. l
! She has some cough yet, which 1 down think ,
willlem‘e her before June. 1 should think it
i would he of grentinterestlo some unprojudiccd
sphysician to visit these noses, pnrticulurh Miss
'Sgofield, or any of them who have been cured
b‘ my medit‘iuos. Tthnre numerous in New
Yin-‘it; but the :ibot'r three nll dili'er t‘roni ouch
other;\ and if my medicines are doingwhnt l
lrcprcseht they are, they ishould have the credit
innl the ~tlillictvd know ‘w‘here nnd how they
may be cu'ed. J. I} SUHESCK, .\l. D.
[ Dr. J. H. Schenek can be found at his prin
[‘cip II office, No: 39 North 6th Street, Philadel
‘phin, every Sat rtlny, {rpm 9 Auhl. until 5 P.‘
. 3L, to give edifice, {red of churge; but to? n
' thorough exomimi‘tion ‘in: charges three dol
ilnrs. Price of the-Pulmooie Syrup and Sen
iwec-d Tonic cat-h $1.251)!” hottlt:E or Softba hall
l duu‘n. Mandrake l’ills‘ .25 cums per box, and
are lnr sale h'y nll Druggists and Dealers.
‘ June 6,1864. :m .
Dissolution
PARTSERSUII‘.—-The Cn-pnrlnenhip
misting hum-en the auhséijibers, has
been dissoirud this uh): by mutuai‘unsent.—‘
We return (banks to our lriends‘nnd has public
for the liberal Hippo". extended to us. Our
books will he left at. the store; and we earmar
ly request lhuse indebted to us to cull and
maln- immediate payment. as we are desirous
to sew: our business _withom. delay.
ALEXANDER 'conmx,
Jun.3o, 1864. . sous cup.
. A Card.
11E subscriber having disposed ofhis in-
T teres¢ in the Store of Cohenn J: (Iqu to
30h S. Cnuvford, E:q., reapeutully asks the
cu‘nuaure uf his friends and customers In
patronize his successor—where Bargains may
be bad
Feb, 3, 1864
Another Change
N THE HAT AND SHOE BUSINESS—A.
I Cohenn having associated with him in
business John S. Crawford, who ];u?clinsed
the interest of John Culp, r‘espt‘ctlully an
nounces to the citizens of Gettysburg and the
public generally, that the business will be con
tinued at the Old Stand on Clmmberahurg
‘slreet, by A. COBEAN & 00., who will con
stantly keep on hand a large stock of Goods,
in the line of ‘
SHOES. HATS, CAPS, TRUXKS,
f CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS, Ml,
and lhey will also continue the minufacture 0!
Shoes. ‘
From their long experience in . ll the above
bunches, they flatter themlelves {but they can
please the public, and will sell cheap for cash.
' ‘ ~ A. COBEAN,
J. s. ongwmno.
Doing buslness nude: the name” and firm of
Gloves and Collars.
As my Fnrs were all purchased when Gold
was at. a much lower premium xhun at present,
I am enabled to dispose of them at, ‘very ren
soxmble prices, and I would therefure solicit u
call from my frieuds 01'}.de county and vi
cinity. ~ .
Wflemember the name, nnmher and street!
JOHN FAREIRA,
718 ARCH Street, above ‘llh, south side,
PHILADELPHIA.
WI have no partner, nor connection with
any other store in Phllfidulplxin. -
Sept. 12, 1864. 5!!!
BOP-GE ARNOLD has just received from
the city a large suppiy of CLOTHING,
Men’s and Boys' went, consisung of all kinds of
COATS, PANTS, VESTS.
SHIRTS, DEA WERS, CRAVATS,
NECK TIES GLOVES SIERY kc
A huge stock of CLOTHS,CASSI.\IERES,
CASSINETS, JEANS, DRILLINGS, Jim, kcl,
all of which will be sold as (‘henp as can be
bud elsewhere. Give us u call. and if we can
nut please you in a suit really made we will
take your measure nml muke you up one in
shun notice. [.\luy 30, 1864.(
.' New Tailoring ,
ST.\BLISH.\IENT.--GEO.F.ECKENRODE
E FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
adopts this method of informing his flil‘lldß and
the pulSlic generally, that he has opened a
Tailoring esmblishmcnt in Baltimore street
Gettysburg, (12m: Post Ollire,) near the Diu
mond, where he is prepared to do all work in
his line in the best, manner, and to the sails
faction of customers. He emplogs nuue but
lira: clnss hands, and receiving
THE FASHIONS REGL‘LAIZLY,
he can warrant l'ushionuhlc fits and neat and
substantial sewing. He asks a share of the
pnbliu's palrnnnge, promisingrto spnre no ef
fort to deserve it, His chin-gee will nlwnys he
found as modernle us the firms will allow.
Cutting and Repairing done it the shortcut
notice. [Gettysburg April 7, 1862.
94%
flags
E. Corner Tenth und'Cfiesmit Six-cell,
. PHILADELPHIA,
' uxnan Till MANAGEII'ZST or 4 ‘
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for the hm four-years Principal and chief ba
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mercial College.
A MODEL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Conducted on a new syslem ofAcumi Business
Training. through the csmblishment of legiti
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merce, and n tequhu- flank of Deposit and is
sue, giving the aludcuv. all me minimizes ol
ncluxil pmctice, and qualifying him in the
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ner for the Various duties and employmenu of
business life. ' '
Tho Course ofinslruclinn in lbe‘Theorcticnl
Department embraces Book-keeping, Comml-r
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Penmanship, Cnnmenjnl Law, Forms, Cunei
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In the ‘
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the student enters upon the Gmc’uuiing Gonna,
which included a continuance in the above
studies. with their practical uppiicution in All
their details. lie will in turn fill the position
ofAccountilnt and Proprietor in the various
Departments of Wholesale and Retail Trade,
Forwurding, Jobbing unil ('onimis=ion Ilu~i
ness, Bunkiug, llnniii‘ncturing, .\lininp, Stcuni
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Book-keeper nml Teller in tlic Bunk, in much
of which positions his. previous knowledge
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.plete in fill its ill ointment: tis the only I A ' -
lustituki‘on in tliiapb‘tntc conducted on actual l E;W. BMW“: 1359-; l-nrnu-r: Bt'ljk 0‘ ’“‘lf‘l'"
business'principles. The course of mum,“ l \l. L. l oipcr, lam!” i4zll'l01lkl8l’.l(,ollll‘).’ Blink
tion is unsurpassed, and maybe completed in , Snmucl SPM“: 135% ("jl"”’b'” “""'" :
about one hall the time usually spent in other I Sf‘mflcl “ 5‘3"”: I'f‘l-v ‘ 9”" lhflk- r
institutions, in consequence of an entirely new“ “ ‘"”'? “"anru l'd‘qh ‘Wk PO'IMI Bunk.
arrangement, And the adoption of the new 4, T- 9- (‘"‘-$9“! Ins-1., llunk'o! ('"“.‘""‘”R
meticul 531 mm. fi‘cter .\lnrtin, harp, lz’mth y ol‘lmncufler co., PI
Diiilomis awarded upon the completion of Geo, Czllfl‘nh‘finv hS‘l—y"°3"“°' "’ “
the Coinmercinl Uoursc, uliich embraces all G°°~ ““1550". l‘d'l‘: “890“" “‘ “
except the higher sets of Banking, llunnfactnr- Al'l'“ 1.», 's‘” .
in Rnilrouding (do. "‘:"‘;" ’ 1' "”"“‘"’“‘“"‘“‘“
Sgt-nd’forn Cirhulnn > -‘ 4 7:. Plano Fortes. v, ~1 ‘
Feb. 1, 1864. 10m , (gunman n. S'l'll-IFF, , ,
l > " lAhL‘b‘ACll'klß or .
l s'omfin m; SQUARE l‘l.\.\'o roams.
_llunulnctory 103. 105 R. It? Frn'nltl'in street.
‘ Wureroom, .\'o. 7 North Liberty street.l
Constantly A large number-of I’IAXOS of
my own Mnnul'uclure on hand, with the Full
Iron Fume und Uier-strnng. Etery instru
ment wikrrnnttil for five years, with the prid
lege of exchange Within twelve months if not
entirely“ utial'uclor)’.
”Second-hand Pianos always on hind 1‘
prices lrom $.30 to $2OO.
Baltimore, Sept. 5, 1864. 1; 3m”
JUHNCULP
C; ’
Wwfié‘é
NTERNATIONAL CHAIN o’r ‘7
I COMMERCIAL COLLEGES,
Established in ‘be following cilia:
PHILADELPHLA.
S. E. Corner of Seventh and Clfieanut 81.3.,
New York, Brooklyn, Albany, Troy, Provi
dence, Portland. Hartford. Burlington,
Newark, Roebester, Bumclo,~Toronto, ‘
Cleveland, Detroit. Cnicago, Mil- ‘
waukee and St. Louis.
Thorongh theoretical and practical instruc
tion in :11 branches ‘permining to a finished
Business Educatlon.
The Philadelphia College stands first in the
State, both in point of reputation and local
ndvnutagest The point aimed at is, to place
Commercial Education where it belongs—in
the front mnk ol‘usefnl instruction. To this
end, :1 most thorou h course of businese train
ing is adopted “of carefully enforccdfiynder
the personal supervision of competent Pro
fessors in the Vin-ions departments. The most
perfect system or practical training ever de
vised has been put in operation, and in suc
cessiully carried out. affording to studenta‘nd‘
vantages such as have hitherto been considei
ed possible only in connection with the count
ing-house. After becoming proficient in the
Science of Accounts. Penmanship, Commer
cinl Culculotiouq and Commercial Law}, the'
student is advanced to the Practical. Depart
ment, where he becomes an actual Book-keep
er and Merchant; passeg through the difl‘erent
Houses; acts in tnrnqea Teller, Cashier, kc.
lenrns the duties and ‘responsibilities of each
oflice, and become! thoroughly informed, not
only in the forms which on in universal use“
but in managing the nfl‘airs of business with?
‘eystem and denpatch. l
scholarships issued at one point. ere’good,
tor an unlimited period, in the eighteen Col-i
leges comprising the “chain.”
Diplomas ore awarded to than only who
fulfiu‘the pregcribed course or ntndy, and pus
the requisite examination.
For further informstion send for a circular.
Address:
BRYANT, STRATTON & (70.,
Feb. 8, 1864. ly Philadelphia.
Howard Association.
EILADELPHIA, PA.—Diunm of the
Norman. Seminal, Urinary and Sexual
yslema—uew and reliable treatment—in re
ports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION—sent.
by mail in sealed letter envelopes, (free 0‘
charge. Address, DrJ. SKILLIN ROUGH
TON, Howard Auoclntioli, No. 3 South Ninth
Street, Phllndelphil, Pa. ‘ 3
Aug. 8,!864. l]
11E1
have just noeived I new augrtmlnt
of Queensware,‘to which we invite the
attention of buyers. A. SCOTT t SON.
ILLINERY GOODS. Bonnets, Ribbon,
M Flowers, Sliders ud'Boqnot hum
“at received from pr York, cheap u Fabu
eingclgs’, the sign of app FEOM‘.
mm! ,
T JOHN RABBI.)
”A RIMS ol’d unb-
I ed FUR lANU
’ACTORY, No. 718',
‘3O“ Six-(‘2‘, nbm'e‘
Ib, PHILAD’A.—I
he now in not. of
yy own Importation
Id Manufacture, one
. the LARGESTand‘
mull BEAI'TIFI'Lse-
BC'UOHS of FANCY
17115, ior Ladies‘ nnd
,‘hildreu's wear, in the‘
mm. of Gun": Furl
New Goods.
Universal Clothes Wringer.
SELF-ADJUSTING AND ADJUSTABLE,
WITH COG-WHEEL REGULATUI!
FOR SALE “Y
SHEADS t BUBBLER,
Gzrrrsnuno, PA.
From innumerable recommendations, I.
gather the followmg: _
Lettartrom Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, In rm.
‘ lam nhst hnppr to Ipeak In the very high
est terms of the “ Universal Clothes Wringar."
The burden part of “wushingdny” work 11,
in my opinion, the wringing; nml the innntor
bf this machine may have the utlsluctioa‘bl
feeling that. he has chungcd one of the non
toilsome parts of worn-11’s work into 1: Hr]
uttmctive amusement The hundreu {ooh
upon it run great blessing. I look upon it u
among the most useful nrticlea in tho bout
Brooklyn, October, 1861
Price—s 7 00
OR RATS, \IH‘E, ROACHES, ANTS, BED
F BUGS, )lUTllb' 1N FURS, \\"UOLENS,
ML, INSECTS UN PLANTS, FIJWLS, ASL
MALS, &C.-—-l’ul up in 25L. 50c. nml $1 00
Dom-s, Boulca nml Flasks. S 3 and $3 541.“
for Horus, PI umu lxs‘rncnuxs, tc.
hOnly llerlllblC rcmcdms known.”
“ Fru- lrum l’uisom."
“ Not d Ingcmns to the Human Family.”
“ [hrs came out of their holes to dip."
mSold Wholesale in all large cities.
WSOM by all Druggials and. Retailers "cry-
whcr". '
36?“ l BKWARHLH ofnl! worthless hnimllnnl.
[6s‘B” lhm. “ (‘_lmfAu’a" Imme is on not Box,
Bottle anfi l’lnsk, bolero you bu
flA Mir-as ‘ . HENRY R. COShR.
56""RISUH‘AL Dru-0T 452 BROADWAY, N. I'.
”Sold by nll \Vlmlesulwwd Retail Drug
gisls in Gettysburg, I". ,
Feb. 29, mm. . .
Noah Walker 8: 00..
CLOTUIERS,
WASHLVGTON BUILDIXG,
\
65 AND 167 BALTIXOKI Stun,
*‘ BALTIHOR‘I
kccp canslnully on Inn-l :- large nml 'l" u-
sorted stock of ufl kinds 0! good: u mug-3m.
ERE]
"they supply order! {or Illa~ file“ to (ho
lore“ priced Nikki, either ready nude or
made to measuré, to In; par! of the comb]
They keep also an extensive stock of PUB)!-
iSIIISG GOODS, cmbmcing every Inido oi
6&tlemen‘l Undet-reur. Also, MILITARY
CLOTIIS and QYEI’)“ variety {1! )lilituy' Trim-
mings, all vie" a: nu assorted stuck o!_ READY
MADE MILITARY GOODS
Baltimure, Feb. 22, 1863. j
Lancastér Book Bindery.
HURUE WIANT,‘
1:0 OK.~I:I.\'D;R.
Ag» Inst 3003 )M‘rnmclll,
; LANCASTER, PA.
Plain and Ormmmlal lfunlg‘ng, o! "pry 110‘
sr: ipliofl. ut-cutcd in the most substantial n‘ud
apprmed styles. ' ,
New Goods !--Large Stock!
ERCHANT TAILOIHNG. ‘
pl . JACOBS A: no.
ave jug; received from the cities 3 lug: stock
0! goods {qr chuemcn’s wear, unbmcing u
variety of
ULOTHS, ‘ “
‘ CASSI)IERES, ’
. . YESTNGS,
Cnssinets, Jeans, Bm, with many other good:
for spring and summer wear.
They Ire prepared {0 make up gamma n
the shortest notice. and in the very be" Inna
net. The Fashions are regularly received, and
clothing made in any desired style. They Ah
wnj's make neat fits, whilst their sewing is our.
to be substantial. .
They ask a continuance of the pnblic’a pl.-
transge, resolved by good work and modantg
charges to earn it.
. Gettysburg, April 7, 1862. '
‘ Blacksmithing. :~
I”) undersigned would most Human];
T iniorm the public that he bus emanated
" BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS; ' -
a! Dunner 8 Ziegler’a shop, in mammal;
moot, Gettyrburg. where he will u all than
be prepared to do Blacksmithiug work lo‘Clr
riages, Buggies, Wagons, kc. That ho know;
how to do 311 jobs of the kind will no‘ he qw
t‘ioned by those who hug a knowledga‘of his
long experience At this businols. G'oma‘ on
with your work, and you will be “firm when
you take it away—find for which he will. re:
ceive Cash or Country Produce.
ADALHQL‘I‘ZWORTK.
Jun. 4, 1864. ,u ’ g ‘
For Sale. 1"»: *~
VERY desirnble FARM, ndjoiiusg an
A Borough o! Geuyiburzmonmiuin; _,>~
124 ACRES-«Buildings n’nd Lnnd good. ,3;
Will be sold on very ,accomm’odating ’n !
terms. ' ' GEO. ARNOLD. '
Gettysburg, Oct. 5, 1863. cf . _
:5 John W, Txpton;
. ASEIONABLE BARBER, Northwester
‘n‘gr offihe Dinnond, (nut c 1961.“) Me.
elltu'a Honk) Gettysburg, PL, than he .
an In 0.“ than be found ready to mate an
busipess in his line. He has also excellent u- *
:iiuncu Ind will enmn utisfnc‘ion. Gm
him I call. ‘ - [Dem 8, 1860. ;, v;
“ mar-RA n“-"“d”," 'n fink in
F Alum! cfwki'fifif-fit néléwé’sf g
o.llli
[May 2, ”64