The compiler. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1857-1866, April 17, 1865, Image 4

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”M ~__ -V___:.==;.- CL p I'_Bl ii ﬁg ‘s' ““3?! .5
Gino ﬁnolﬁll S———- iugood :éeounlal
pm, but. like all men. will sometimes make
mm ; and in arm ofhis bills ﬁgured up
ﬂint ‘8 times 8 nre 88.’ The debtor was not
ﬂow in discovering the mihtake and deman
did In explanation. Bill examined the ac
count: ":4 saw that it was ‘doévu,’ but did
he! be lo ndmll it; s?) pulling (m- a bold
hen, he “id—“ That's all right.” "How
so?" wa- lho Enquiry. “It's; all owlnz to
“K inﬁltion pf the currem- .” said Bill;
9' 0‘ multiplication table, lile‘ everything
plu, h: gone up !” ' ‘
Rough, Willy, yet T2me.—-General Kelley.
recently captured slop}; with General Crook
I mdqle dnsh of ﬁlm Confedgrnm into
_ mberllng, Mnrylnu . was engaged to have
mufﬂe? wiLhm a few days, to a lady
_ofthnt plmi The next owning afler the
gupture, the ngng qt. ,3 tublmu ithe pong,
.‘ '“Bo iilud me when he lgft peg"
,whereu I; ‘_' soldier in the audipnm ex
plnilpeﬁond enough to he heard b{ thpqe
pound him; “’l‘hal'a a d—ed iéfﬁc
Meir-'4 mtime 101m} his daemon."
Went.—Contentmem converts eve
ry minim" it. w Lh‘qhighmt perfection it
p. apt lo pf. It. irrnd'mtes every metal.
9nd ontichealead with the properlil’s of
Id; “heightens Imoke into ﬂame. ﬂame
Em light, and light. into glory‘; a single my
9“! diul tea pain and melancholy from
s4.lm moron whom it falls. In 3110 mm
relen’pe mun-ally changes eyery plugeinto
{kind of'heavexa. - '4 ' ,
“-Perln‘ps there is no such striking ex
pmple of the decay of a large town trom
utters! canne- as we ﬁnd in the case of the
once busy and prosperous village of Nan
}ncket, Massachusetts, tQEnty-ﬁvé‘ years
130 the principal seat of the whi-ing busi
pm of this country. At present, grass
pan it the green: there. and the latent
indication of decline is found-in the feet
wet of thé two newspapers rublished on
the Mend, one has been bong It out by the
other, and henceforth The Mirror will be
the only sheet printed there. Sic transit.
ﬁA phild asked, “who will; bury the
pm. man that. dies.” Perhaps. swbet chug,
p’dacendnnt of the little lobin red-breast
glut buried the; children in the wood.
ﬁßrigham Young is said to be thg
father 'of over NO children.
W’ Liéﬁzﬂfé? CW“-
Cumberland—Jacob Lott, (Foreman,) Francis
Bream, Charles B. palley.
peuylbﬁgl—ltobm Elliott, Jerome W9ltcr:
gaming n—-Hen'ry Smith. _
nnkliu—George'E. [flank-Joseph Lives.
Mountbuusnnb—Jncob E. Miller, Joseph L
Smith: ‘ . . '
Monnljoy—Mose'a Hartman. ’ .
gutter—Samuel Hewitt, George Kime. a --
trnblni—Jonna ltebert, lsmgc Miller." _ ‘
Tyrone—Peter Hummer. .
gunman—Simon Altlnnd, .hcob Baker.
onowpgo—Adnm Rhodcs. ‘ -
Liberty Jacob Eiker. '
Hnlony— John Boblitz. ' , _
lug tunnel Hcinnfd. J
ﬁerwlﬁ p.-,-Snmuel Brown. ,
enslltn-o—Jos‘eph Cline. . - _
‘ quiuun Jun. - - .
Slrsbln George F. Miller, Daniel If. Bennnr,
' Jule McCpary Jucob Snuders,‘ Joseph
Rum-301m BrJoks, Samuel A. Ujllilund
John Weru, George Grass. ‘
ilerwlck—George linker. '
.iberty—Jolm Kempgr; Lewis Werlz.
amiltonban—John W. McConnell.
ranklin—Snnk'uel A. Swope, Gcmrzé Cale,
‘ Samuel Bucher, Samuel Luhr, Jmnes Rus
[ 1011, John Lauver. .
gCumbeﬂand—lsanc Dem-dorm H. 8. Grammar,
,:_ ‘Jmob Hershey, John Grist.
Qattynbnrg—Dnniel l’iucnturﬂ‘, Dr. Inc. A.
Swopc,JVm;J. Blur-Lin. h ,
Hamilton—George Myers, Charles Kluuk. _
Me Align—Henry Eppclmun, Luther Unshman,
gnome Peters; Jacob B. .\lcnls, Sump‘él
Crilt’,‘ Gideon Bungbyr. . \
nmingxonr—ﬁebastinn Fickes, Juhn C. Miller.
stimqro—Ar'xdrew Shultz, 11
your.“ lmhm—Henry= Mel orn,-'Frnncis .\l.
Busy. ' ‘ . '
greodomq-Dnid Rhodes, Jr.~ ‘ ‘-
.’ yronc—George Macklcy, Danirl Trimmer
Conrad Bream. ‘ ‘
ﬁxford—Chriatiun Zinn. ' i -
oum‘joy—John Eckunrode.
Union—Joseph L. Shorb. .
hauling—Francis A. Omdorg.
puller—William Guise. ‘
Mir. 20, 1865. to '
' Registers Notice.
QTICE is hereby kivcn to all Legnteesnnd
93-13." persons concernedl that the Ad
, lhistretipn Accounts hereinafter mentioned
‘ yill be presented u), the inhnn’s Court ,0!
Adams county, for conﬁrmation and allowance,
pn MONDAY, the‘mh any of APRIL, 1863,
' gut o’clock; A: M , viz:
' ' 119. The ﬁrstand ﬁnal Guardian account
pf'Suggel Roth, Guardian of Daniel Slump,
1.9 m child of John Stump, deceased.
. The ﬁrst account of George Flick
. ingot and George Lough, Executors ol'Jyohn
Fliekin%er, late of Berwick township.
137:" bird and ﬁnal account of Solomon
‘Stlrgpﬁ Jr., Administrator of solomon
Sterner, Sr.. deceased. , ,
' 138. The ﬁrst Account of Peter Sell and
Andrey Sell, Executors of Abraham Sell,
,4 {39. girct and ﬁnal account of Daillel
ﬁeker,(Potter,) Executor of Molly Ba. er,
_deenecoﬁl ’7
140. . eeccoun‘tof John Rodman Hersh,
Enochtor of the last will and testament of
. ohgl Hersh, late of Tyrone townshipL
Ade ecounty. .
' I}}. The account ol William Weikert. ‘
gawk” of the last will and testament of
_ lemon Sell, late of Littlestown, deceased”
142. Theft-ct and ﬁnal account of Amos
\ spefever, A, ministrator de bouis ‘non cum
testament» muexo, of A'brnhmn Biehl. de
_ .‘ a
‘ m.'The account of Lavihiu S. Diehl,
ﬁxegatrix of the will of Maria Reever. dec.
" 144. Second and ﬁnallaccount oi Henry
age}, Administrator of Albert 8. Valena
in; deceleed. ' .
146. The second ~llnd ﬁnal coconut of
“In. D. Taylor, noting Administrator of
he‘eetcte of Joseph-Taylor, late of Menu!-
‘en township, deceased. ‘
. 146. Stapplementfill account of Sarah M.
Read, A ministratrix of Loni Beard, dec.
147; Gnardimship account 01 [sung Light
er. guardian of the person and ‘estate of
£3039 Jacob Fetterhoﬂ‘, deceased, minor
you 6?me Fetterhdl‘, deceased. v.
7 ”t 1418. Third looount'bf Daniel Geiselmnnh
surviving Executor oi the last will and tea
pmoutor Abraham Rtiﬁ‘, deceased.
148; gift and ﬁne account of Daniel
Suﬁ eoutor of t last will and testo
‘ptent ofJule Morriso , deceased.
15Q. Tbeﬁrst and 6 a] account. of Jacob
.M'e' m'ﬁuxi'rdian cf ndrew J. Lockart
[and t' Jane Lockut, minor chit:
:dren 3f oce- L’ockart, deceased.
151. bird account of Christian mac-J Another Change ,
non‘undlenry Knuﬁ‘man, Executor: of N. THE HAT AND SHOE. 8138013834.;
Emilxwﬁ‘mn. Sr.» deceased. I‘Cobem hiving associated wyh him in
1.12. nyjjconnt of Wm. Ross White, business John _3. Crawford, who purchased
.. .. pm the estate 6T Jeremiah the interest of John Culp,’renpecttully u;
call. , ‘ . ‘ nounceetothe citizens of Gettysburg and the
‘153. he ﬁrst account of William Rees, public generally, that the business will be con-
Adminietgrnrof the estate ofJ-tm‘es Ew- ﬁlmed M- the 01d Stand on Chembersburg
[in ”has frlnklin township, deceased. street, b! 6- COBEAN & 00-, Who» wiﬂ con
fﬁ. The 'ueond and ﬁnal account of "“1“! 36°F 0“ h‘ndP ﬁrst: stock of Goods
malice] zﬁftrich, Administrator of the in theline of - ’
‘s3th of , imam Gardner, late of Butler SHOES, HATS; CAPS, 'TBUNKS.
W. 'M~ ~ . CmeET BAGS, UMBSELLAS, is..
. angﬁip eccOunt of Samuel and they will also continue the llanul‘acturo m
ﬁnqmin‘of Mary Elizabeth Heintz- §m" '" '. . ‘ A
,lﬂépwpﬁworf- 'r ~' * From their long experience In nll.§he ahove
. _ Fit“ mm 0‘ Abnham w'y_ hunches, they ﬂatter themselves that they can
$3”: 3f "16 last will and testu loose the publicﬂmd W)" cell cheap for cash.
pm mﬁgnthére-ﬁs‘dweédl' * . A ’ fiscﬁiﬁé‘tom
mum? .. ammo-m ..
,PmrdMGEed' +1 .. e . . . , -A- “My!“ 00,; mu. ,8! [864.
. ‘ I nu! ' ' ._ .
‘ - M "31 ”Midget-ter. Esrnuuﬂoxmnm or on:-
. :.-, H j . . . '
ngigm} . - gym s2W‘F‘PE¥s§9§§§F’§
_ . ...a.‘ .:’ ~'~‘ ”up.-.” _ " 1 _ '
WAsan'roN‘ ammonia,
63 no )6? Burma” 87”",
BAL'nuogu,
keep cogatnnzly on hand : Jugg Ind vg'il a:—
K _ . j
sortedygmk qr all kinds 0? gopdl u magnate
GEM
{hey mpplyi orders for lho’ ﬁne" ’0 the
lowest priced pun-ks, either rend, Andi, or
V t - .
made to messnre, town; pm 6! the c¢umry
'l‘be knp also an extensive ﬂock of WRN
{SKIING deDS, embrgcing ﬁery Irtgicle o!
Genlemen'l,'pﬁdercjvear. Mm; HILK‘TARY
CLo'rus unakevery mm, ofﬁilimxi'kin
minty,“ we" as mi 21320er ﬂock diiiBADY
non mum Goods, - i
Baltimore, Feb. 22, 3864
1865
, Row '8; Woods, . ‘
GETTYSBURG. -- . _ 3
WAIi AGAINSTF—I-HGH Pmcsélr‘
When- we may ‘_‘e wil} sell good: at. 1
‘ REDUCED PRICES §
we mean mint wev'say n’nd will do H. 1
We krep constantly on hand rhrge‘ ”son
mom of }
HATS 0F ALL'STYLES, , A
which will be sold cheaper thn‘n they cnn\bo.:‘
bun ht. elsewhere: _ u ‘V
Ohmnmont of ~
BOOTS AND SHOES
for' menpwmmyl and childzen, is made up'ol
the hesl‘. qualities and styles, and sold'chenp.
Our stock consists in part of
HATS, SEGARS,
CAPS , TOBACCO. .-
150mb, - HANDKERCHIEFS,
ﬁlial-IS, , STQCKKNGS, “
TRUHK'S, > GLOVES: l
CARPET SACKS, ' WINDOW PAI’YER,
GUMFSHOES, ‘r. WHII’S, ‘.
RUF'AM) SHOES,:' CURSETS, ~ .-
UNDERSHIIH‘S, . POCKET BOOKS, ,
VIOLINS, PURSES, '
VIOLIN BOWS, ' RAZORS, .
“ STRINGS, STRAPS, '
ACCORM'IONS, POCKET KNIVES, ‘
COLLIGRS, SUSPENDERS.
NECK-TIES, ~ CORK SOLES, I
UMBRI‘ZLLASL ' lug, &c., kin, kin, 81c
_ - h _ ‘ .BOW 4k \vuons.
¢ Jn‘n.2,186’5. 1‘ l
K '7 " _‘T ‘ ’ l '
. 100.000 hush. _Grzun Wanted.
NEW FIRM AT THE _ -
’OLD WAREHOUSE.
WM. E. mam-1 a: (:0. would inform the
publiq lhnt they have leased the Warehouse
on the corner ql‘ b‘mmon street and the Rail
rﬁnd, in Gottthm-g, where they will carry on
t a GRAIN AID PRODUCE BUSINESS, in
all ils branchfs. The highest prices will ul
wnps he paid or
WHEAT, RYE, . .
CORN. OATS,
' CLOVER k TIMOTHY SEEDS,
. ‘ ‘. FLAXSE,F.I)‘,SUMAC,'
. llﬁlY‘h STRAW; .
Dried Fruiﬁ, Nags, Soap, ihms, Shouldcrs and
Sides, Pointers, with everything else in the
country prodme line. .
" ~ 0N HAND, FOR SALE, 1
Coﬁ‘ees, Sugnrs, Molasses, Syrups, Tans, Siiices
Spit, Cheese, Vinegar, Soda, Mnsmi'd, Starch;
Brooms, Buckets, Blucking, Brushes, Sou‘ps,
kc. Also COAL OIL, Fish Oil, Tut, kc.—
FISH of all kinds; NAJDG AND SPIRES;
Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos.
They are nlw‘aya able to gupply a ﬁrst rate
article Bf FLOUR, with the different: kinds 0!
FEED. I .
Alw, GROUND PLASTER, wirhGUANOS
and other fertilizers. QCOAL, by the
bushc],tou. or car load. , .
, Their Cars run to Baltimore and back twice
a week,‘nnd they will be happy to carry goods
eitlnpr way at mddcmte charges. Marketlne'm,
country merchants, nnd others. will ﬁnd it to
their vantage to patronize this line. I '
T&k 3 share oflhe pnlglm's‘custommnd
Wi‘ll spare no eﬂon to render satisfaction to
all, seller: or buyers. 0
' WM. E. BIDDLE 8: CO.
'Axtg. 22, 1864. tf e ‘ i
New Sprung Goods. \
MALL PROFITS & QUICKLSALES.‘ 4 |
‘ J . L . SCH I C K
would respectfully any to the itizena of Get
lysburg andJ’icinity, that. hei now receiving
at his stoma splendid' ‘ '
STOCK OF SPRING GOODS. '
The ‘stock consists- in part of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, of eyery d’cscription.
SILKS, . ‘ '
MOZAMBIQUE, ‘ ‘
CHALLIES, '
I DELAINES, '
BOMHAZINES, s
_ ‘ ,ALPACCAS, ' ' .
‘ LAWNS, ~
_ ‘ CALICOES,
of nqunalities and choicest styles, wlilch will
be sold at PRICES T 0 DEFY COMPETITION.
FURNISHING GOODS
of all kinds, including Sills, Linen and Cotton
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Stockings, arc. '
Also, a splendigl assortment of RIBBONS,
Laces and Edgings, Umbrellas and Parasols.~ -
My stock of WHITE GOODS will be found full
and complete, and custbmers mny rely upon
always gettinpgood goods at the‘ lowest possi
ble prices. i ’
Gtﬁ‘tlemgn will ﬁnd it to their advantage to
call d examine my stock of
GLOTHS, ' ’
CASSIMBRES and
. » VESTXNGS,
o! all qualities and choicest styles.
lay 34, 1864. - J. L. SCHICK.
Dissolution
F PARTNERSHIP.—The (10-partnership
0 existing bet'weeu the subscribers, has
been disidlved this day by mutual consent.—
We return thanks to our friends And the public
for the liberal support extended to us; Our
bookS’will be left at the store; and we‘earuesté
ly request those indebted to us to chi] and
make immsdiste payment, as we are desirous
to settle our business without deny;
ALEXANDER COBEAN,
Jan. 30, 1864. JOHN CULP.
A Card.
’ E subscriber having disposed ofhis in
' leresk in the Store of Cohen a Cnlp to
aim S. Crawford, Esq., respectmlly Asks the
continuance of his friends .nnd customers In
patronize his successor—where Eargninu day
be Ind. JOHN CULP.
Feb. 8, 1364.
, " _Golslrens.
F 0118! mm!" ““
i’ens to‘Bnit the Hand, and Prices to Suit tho‘
i Pocket. '\ ~ 1
TH: Bis-r GOLD Pns'nl rs: Wonnt _ |
0n 1' telpt of the {allowing sums, we will’
send, by mail, or as directed, n Gbld Pen mlI
Pens, lelecting the same according to the de- '
scription, namely: _ .
Gold Peas, in Silver Plated Exunaiod Cain-s,
. with Pencils. ‘
Poi-‘5l No; 2 pen; for St 25 No. 3‘ pen; for
' $l 50 Nmtpeo; lor S‘.’ No.spen; !
for $2 25 No. 6 pen.
3 These pens are stamped THE IMPERIAL
PBX, and are well ﬁnished and ‘ﬁne writing
GoH Peps, ,with good nridum points, nlthdugh
they are unwnmuted,nnd cannot be exchanged.
l " WARRANTED uuLp rnxs.
\ Our nntne (American Gold‘ Pen 00., N, Y.,)
‘is stamped on nll our; lst qnnhty Pens, and the
ipaints nre warranted for six months. except
ngninstnccident. Onr nucoso omm" Pens
nre lumped THE NATIONAL max, um; thel
initials of our ﬁrm (A. G. P. C 0.,) and are care-t
,t'uliy made, having the same point: ns our first
quality Pens, the only great diﬂerence being in
ithe quality of the Gold. _ f .
‘Guld Pens, lst Ind 2d quality in sand Silver
| ’ Extension Cases, with Pentila.
For $2 00 A No. I pen In qpnlity, or 3 N 0.3
pen 2d qunlity. i . ‘ -
For $2 25 I No. 2 pen lst quality, or it No. 3
pen‘ 2d quality. , '
For $2 25 a No. 3 pen Ist quality, or a No. 4
pen 2d quality. A 1
For 33 so I No; 4 pen lst quality, d;- n No. 5
pen 2d qnnlity. ‘ _
For $4 50 a No. 5 pen llt quality, dr o No. 6
pen 2d quality, ' I,
For $5 60 I No. 6 pen Jst quality. i
The same Gold Penn, in Solid Silver‘Or Gold-
Plnted Ebony Desk Holders And Morocco Cases.
For $2 25 e No. 3 pen Int quality, or s. No. 4
pen 2d quality. i ‘
_I-‘or $2 50 a No. 4 pen in quality, or n .i. 5
pen 2d quality. ‘ '
For $3 20 a. N 0.5 pen in quality, or it No. 6
pen 2d quality.
For $4 00 n Eugen Ist quality. Eon $5 50
it No. 7 pen. rs 6 75 a No. 8 pen. For
; $l2 00 n N 0.12 pen ; all ﬁrst quality.
~ Our, puns rank throughout. the country as
cqitnl if not superior to any gold pens manu
inctnrcd. Not only [or their writing qualities
but dutability and elegant ﬁnish. The great-;
est cure‘ie used in.their manufacture, and none ‘
ire sold with the slightest imperfection which
skill can detect.
Parties in ordering must specily the name,
nunihi-rund qunlity in all instances and whe
‘ ther stitl' or limber, course or ﬁne.
i TO ULUBS.-A discount (if-t 2 per centwili
.he allowed on sums 05 $l5, if sent to one ad
dress, ut one time; 15 per ceht. on $25; 20 per
ccnt.‘ 0,11 840. ,
All remittances by mail, Registered, are at
our risk. To all who enclose 20 cents extra
for registering, we guarantee the safe delivery
of the goods. \ ‘
A Circulnrs of all our new styles, with Engrav
'ings of exact siies. and prices, sent upon re
ceipt of stamp, if desired. Pens repainted for
50 cents, by mail.
Stationers and Jewelers are .reqnestt-d to
currespond with as us ,we can otfer them great
inducements. Address, '
AMERICAN GOLD PEN COMPANY,
No. 200 Broadway, N. Y.
UM
Jun. 30, 1865. 3111
Nothing Else
UT elegant, well made, ﬁne ﬁlling Dtcss
«ind ’BusinemCoats, at. PIL‘KING’S.
, ANY QUANTITY ‘L
of Cloth Cassimere, Satﬁns, Silks. V lvets,
Saltincts, Plush and Cotton Vests,M the well
kuown‘slaud of ' PIUKING.
NEVERTHELESS TRUE ‘
Thur. chking, in consequence of approaching
syringﬁs selling off his lnrge stack of: (WEI:-
CUATS, at very {educed yak-ea. Cull boon.
:888 MEN WANTED :
to inspect nud buy from the hundsomest ns
s‘arlmcm of WOOL OVER. SHIRTS, gi’cr oﬂ‘cr
ed in thxs place, to be hqd at. PICKING’S.
KEEP TIME
A few more of those celebrated Yankee Clock
Tune Keepers at. ‘ . PICKINU'S. ,
, FEET ! FEET! “ L
A few moye Bixﬂ'aglo and Gum Shoes M 1 reduced
prices at. PIUK‘ING’S.
‘Pcrsons in want of a. good Violin or Accordcqn
can be supplied’nt. PICKINQ‘S.
, NOTIONS. ‘ . ‘
Suspenders, Combs, Hair and Clothes Srushes.
Razofs and 'anor Straps, Soap. Spectacles‘
Pen Knives, Emin'oes, Violin Strings, &c‘,.al.
‘ " PICKING’Sr
cjil be had by calling‘ﬁn Baltimore s‘rt-ctgn
‘ ' - PIUKING‘S.
CARPET SACKS. ;
A few more left. at PICKIEG‘S.
f \ KEEP DRY.
\At Pickiug's Store can be had Umbrellas ofall
SIZES. ‘
PI'OK I N i G
is selling his goods at. the lowest lixin‘g prices
and would imiu; all to call and see him, as he
is determined to sell a}. the lowesq prices»
.hu. 30, 1805. l“
—__.. . ._.V__ _._.—'-7—____l_&
New Warehouse.
‘ BUSHELS UF GRAIN
100.000WANTED,M Lbenewumiu
and Produce House, in Gatlisle street, pdjoin
ing Shend‘s & Bnehler’s establishment. The
highest. market. price will always be [laid in
csslrfor' ’ . , ‘
. GRAIN, of all kinds, l
AFLOUR, SEEDS; &c. 1
Always on hand and [or snle,nt the ainnlls‘.
proﬁts, ‘
GUANOS, '
SALT, FlB3. ‘ 7
GROCERIES, hi,
‘ Wholesale and retail.
TRY US! We .3113" do our best. to gin
satisfaction in all cases. ‘
McCURDY a: DIEIIL.
Gettysburg, May 11, 1863. 1y .
Dissolution;
HE'pm-tnership heretofore existing be
‘ tween the undersigned, under the name
and style of FAHNESTOCK BROTHEBS, is
this day dissolved by mutuxl consent—June:
F. Fa'hneslock retiring. ‘ »
JAMES F. FAHNESTOGK, '
, . HENRY J. FAHNESTOCK,
' . EDW. G. FAHNESTOCK.
. HE undersigned, remainining rutntrs of
the ﬁrm of FAHNESTOCK BROTHERS,
Will continue the business at the some place,
under the some name and style of ﬁrm. ‘
HENRY J. FAHNESTOCK,
EDWARD G. FAHSESTOGK.
Jan. 9, 1865. i
~ Fresh Amval i
F WINTER GOODS AT A. 800’le &
SON’S.-—We invite the nttention of ﬁn: -
era to our stock of Winter Goods, whicl} wﬁl
be sold chap, consisting of
" LADIES' DRESS GOODS, ‘
snails, Cloaking Cloths, elm, etc. For Men’s
and Boys' wear we hnvo- Cloths, Cassimeres,
Coatings, Vcstings, with avoriety of Cotton
udes', ta, «he. Coll and see. - ‘
Nov. 28, 1864. A. SCOTT a-sox.
>9 Estabhshed 1850. i
when 09 REMOVAL.
N ’ LAWRENCE D. DIETZ a: ‘OO.,
respectfully beg In“ k 0 notify their friends,
customer: and the public generally, that ”my
hna removed from No,. 151 an‘uin street, to
the‘ uommodioaa fourl‘btory \Vnrehous‘e, ‘ ’
NO. 308 BALTIMORE STREET,,
between Howard and Libmyfwhero they ‘wlll
'for the future conduct: theM‘hoiesnle Bui
ness, solely in . i ' ' ‘ '.
Hosiery. Trimmiqgg,
Punishing Coach. A
Perfumery, Notionl, ,‘
. Sutionery, Cutlery,
. Trays, #O., to.
to which 1.11:! invite she attention of city and
comitry pnrchaggn, feeling conﬁdent of thgig
lbility JR' oﬁer inhuman" in‘ pricéa and
qunlity of Goods. I
. Orion by mail will receive prompt uten
hon. Addresq ~ ‘
, LAWRENCE D. DIE‘I'Z & CO., ,
‘\ 3083;1‘1 ore urea Baltimore.
WHILE“. 18' 1‘ t, 1
I BY an}; HQRNKR’S cronic‘aud mm.
ﬁve Powders, {pr HORSES 19d DAME.
P ed and sold only n ti. pm! ﬂung. E ~
.. yawn-’25 1865. ’ ‘ “ :j
MUSIC
TRUNKS
. FOU-zrz’s ‘ ,
CELEBRATE!)
guts: and with 3mm
lute preventive of Lung Fever. and a min
remedy for All Diseases incidcm. w the Home,
such as Glau
ders, Yellow
Water, Dis
! e In p e r,
Fonnd e 1- ,
Bosv e i ,
Slavering,
Wghs, Fo—_
Legs, loss of‘
petite and
V 531 Ener
gy. kc.
11: poor. low-spirited animals; it has the
most beneﬁcial eff-wt.
The use ofthem improves the wind, slrength—
en! the Appetite, and gives to the Horse 5
ﬁne, smomh and glossy skin—thus improv
ing the appearance, vigor and lpixit of this
noble aninnl.
The property this Powder possesses in in
creasing the quantil) of Milk in Cows, given
it an importance nnd value which should
place it in the hands of every person keeping
a Cow. By actual experiment it has proven
that it will increase the quantity of Milk and
Cream twenty per cent.,, and make the Butter
ﬁrm and sweet. In fattening Cattle. it gives
them an» appetite, loosens their hide and
mkes‘them thrive much faster.
HOG 8 .
In all Diseases of
to? Sine, and: as ‘ (1:31“; ,‘:‘ ;‘
ug Ulcers in 4 '«v't3ss'gfga
the Lungs, Liver, ' J‘f;%§2;j;:§);f§
to; By putting \‘s =3~"'r»‘\‘ I
from 1181! a paper .5.)
trgxgaper of age / u-u —" “1,: V.. ‘
ow ersiua p- .‘Z; s-{—{§
ml of Swill, the %‘ ’3‘ ”7 ‘\\\
above Diaeues can be cured or cntxrely ﬁre
veuled. By using these Powders ‘he 0g
Cholera can be prevented.
Price 25 ata.perPapel-, or 5 Papers farm.
PREPA RED BY
s. A. FOUTZ 8: 1330., ~
121/EIEI
WHOLESALE DRUG AND MEDICINE DEPDT.
No. 116 Franklin 51%.. Baltimore, Md.
For Sale by Druggkts mu! Storekeeper!
throughout the ['nilcd Slates. ‘ ,
For sale by A. D. nimble: Gotkyaburg,
Lnughliu k Bushﬁx-ld, Wheeling, Var C. ('
Bender k 00., [’lt.zbu\'g; Juhnson,'Uollu\\‘n
& Cowden, Philadelphia.
Nov. 13,1304. 1" l ,
‘ Globe Inn, ‘ , .
Your: 31“., NEAR THE Duuoxu,
ETT \‘SBU 11G, PA ——The undersigned
G would most. respectfully inform his nu
nu-ruiis irlem‘ls and the public generally, that
he has pnrclmscd lhutlong eslnhlishcd n‘ud
well known Holt-L the “Globe lnn,” in York
slréet, Geuyahurg‘ and will spurt; no effort to
conduct ii. in a manner that will not detract
frOm iis former high reputation. Hi 3; Luhle
Will have the best (he make: (an afford—his
chambers nre SlleOIR and comfortable—and
he has “ﬁll in For [US bur l\ full stock of wines
and liquors. There is large shibling attached
to the Hotel, which will he attended by atten
tive hostlers. It will be his constant endeavor
to render the tallest satisfaction to his guesis,
making his-house as near a home to them as
possxble. He asks a share 01' the puhlid's pa
tronage, determined as he is to deserven hirge'
purl of it. Remember, the “Globe Inn“ is in
York street, but near the DiumoadmrPublic
Square. SAMUEL WOLF.
. April4,lBB;i. if
Promsmn Storeﬂ ‘
HE undersignoll bus opened :1 I’ OVISION
T STORE at George Little's oldi smm, in
West Middle street, Gdushur; where he Will
always kt-op on hand, for sale, '
BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL, PORK
. POULTRY, APPLES. S\\'El'-‘.T AXD
IRISH POTATOES, CABBAGE,
BEETS, TURNIPS, Wth Hamming also in
he provieiou line.
He will sell at. small proﬁts, and spare no
eﬂ‘urt to pienso. :
Fat Unl'le‘ Hogsiﬁhovu, Calm-s, kc... wanted;
for which.lhe highest prices will he p‘uid.
Oct. 17, 1864. if. , .
- New Goods. ,
EORGE ARNOLD has just received From
the city a large supply of CLOTHING,
Men’s and Boys’ Wear, consisting ofall kinda of
COATS. 9AN‘I‘S, \‘ESTS, ‘
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, CRAVATS.
‘ NECK TIES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, kc.’
—‘n. ls o ‘ '
A large stock of CLOTHS, CASSIIIERES,
CASSINE’I‘S, JEANS, DRILLIBGS. -&c.,&c.,‘
all of which will be sold as cheap as can be
hldvelsewhere‘.’ Give us a call, and if we can
not please you inla suit ready made . We will‘
take your measure and makegou up-one in‘
short. notice. . [ﬂay 30, 1864.
Everhart's
RANKLIN HOiISE,
CORNER Ol‘ HOWARD s! FRANKLIN BTBEI‘S,
BALTIMORE, MD
This House is on a direct. line between the
Northern Central and Baltimore and Ohio Rail—
road Dcpots._ I! has been reﬁned and com
fortably arranged for thc convenience' and the
entertainment of guesti. ,
Oct. 31,1864. tf
Howard Association.
HILADELPHIA, PA.— Diseases of the
SP Nervous, Seminal, Urinary Ind Sexual
ylum§~new and reliable treatment—in ra
poru of :be HOWARD ASSOCXATION—pent
by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of
chums. Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN HUUGII
TON, Howard Aasochtion, No. 2 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pu. . ‘
Aug. 8,1334. 1y . i
. Still at Work. .
undersigned continues the
CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSINESS, .
in All its branches, at. his old stand, in East
Middle street. Geuysb'urg. '
NEW WORK made to order, and ’
.REPA I R I N G
done promptly and at lowest prices.
Two ﬁrst-rate SPRING WAGONS and a
SLBIGH for sale. JAQOB TROXEL.
Dec. 7, 1863.‘
Somethmg for Everybody, .
U ‘BU-Y'AT DR. ‘3. HORNER'S
DRUG AND VARIETY STORE;-
Jusl opened '1 ﬁne xssonment of ,
”Drugs and Medicinea,
Patent Mgdicinea,
Stationery,
Fancy Dry Goods, .
Cpnfpctiona, ‘ .J
Groceries, »
Notions,
TOBACCO, SEGARS, to
Jun. 18, 1684.
- I. K. Stauﬁ‘er, 1 .
ATCHXAKER 8 JEWELER, No. 148
; North moan Sum, - '
corner onnrryiPﬂleDEL-&
PHIA. An assortment o ,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER & PLATED
WABE, constantly on hand, '
SUITABLE FDR BOEIDAY, P SENTS!
ﬁprpnfring of Watches Jewelry
proppziy wind '42. ,
‘.c.12, 1864. 1y ‘
WAR“ am, Corn Starch n- -
d Gehu : - I ‘°°‘ °"
JW‘EWFE’: i‘g’ {9' ’9’ ‘l‘ P 5 ypuﬂﬁ
‘* “5“" g
’Sdaﬁigmw’
t m tom's al'nr lEIEDI’ ran _
Scrotum and Scrotuloua Diseases. g
from Emry Eda, n wIl-Imozm merchant of 03- l
’ - ford, .‘(al/Ic.
“I have sold large quamtitiul of your 8 \MAPA- ‘
IILLA but never iyet one bouie which toiled of tho .
desired en‘ect md ull satisfitl‘lion toluene who tool |
it. A: fast as our {N‘Oplc try it, they agree there bu i
been no medicine the It lit-tore in uur community." 1
O .
Eruptions, Funnies. Blotehas, Postal”, Ul
~cerl, Sores, and all Disease: of the Skin.
Fro-t Rer. Row. Shelton, lirilhvl, England.
u 1 only do my duty to you and the nubile, when t
1 add my testimony to that you publin of the men .
dicinnl Virtue-mom S to: uuuuu. \. My dough
ler. aged ton. on nﬂllctlnv humor in hér cm, I
051-s,de lunr for yours. whiélt we were unable to l
cure until wt tried your SAKS uutnuJi. She lia- ‘
been well for some months.” ‘
From Mn. Img )7. [Hr-9,1: well-known mid much
csteemal lady / Deunhrillr. ('npc .llny CO., .\'.J. ]
“ My daughter hnl suil‘crcd fur a your past With a
urrofulpun eruption, which won \‘L‘ry tronhlelomc. .
Nothing uﬂ‘or ed on?' relief until we tried yonr
Sttnsnmttttnot, wlnc i soon completely cured her."
From (‘hnrln P. (Inge, 1317]., of the widely lnnmL
Gaye, qurrug «f- l 'a , m mufuctun rd afammcllul
1m err in .\'ushm. .\'. 11.
“-lplmd for lcl‘eral years it very troublesome \
humor in my fan}. \thlt‘ll grow conutnntly worm i,
until It dilﬂﬁﬂm my features and became on intol<
enble nillic on. I trn-d almost ucry thingu mm
could of both :tdt See and medicine. but without any
I'L'hl‘f whatever. until i took your 8 \nstimmnm.
It immeibntoly mule my face worse, no you told me
it might for a tune; but in ‘n few wee s the new
‘ akin begun to farm under the blotohea, and con
! tiuued until my face is an smooth as any body’o.
,um i am Without nny symptom-I of tho I“th that
i know of. I enjoy ‘rft‘t't health, and without it
doubt owe it to your EUtSAPAIziLLA." _
Erylipelaa-Goncrol Debmty-Purdy the
Blood. '
. From Dr. It‘obt. Smrin, Houston St, New York.
“ Du. Arm. 1 Luthm hill to remove ETIIF‘I‘UI”
Ind Scrofulou: Sort: by the persevering uneo {our
SAKSAQ’AHILIA, and l hilt u just now cured at n took
of Maliynant liryn‘prhm with it. No nltcmtive we
posse-u equals the SUSAPMKILLA you have sup
plied to the profeaulon as well as to the people."
From J. E. Juhnuon. th.. Wakcman. Ohio.
" For twcite ynnru. I had the fellow Eryﬂwl'u
on my rinht arm, during which tme I tried 1 the
alebnteﬁ phyuiclnnn i could reach, and took hun
dredc of dullurn \\ orth of medicines. The ulcer
were I 0 had that the cords bennmo visible, and the
doctors decldrd :1! my arm must be magnate-d. I
began taking yo i ABSAPAIHUA. Too two hot
tles, and some of your Pitts. Together they have
cured me. inm n wus m-lE and sound on any body.
Being in it public 31m, my case is known to every
hﬁtiy in this community, Ind excite: the wonder of
a .
From Hon. [lnn-y Monro. M. P. P.. of Newmldle,
(‘. 1:1, a leading number of the Canadian I'm-lia
man . ‘
H l have uMdlyour S.\n§.\t’.\ltil.l..\ in In; family.
{by general deb ﬂy, nnd for purihn'ng “tho4l.
with was beueﬂcin results. and feel m in
common lug it to the nﬂlittpd." ‘
St. Anthony": Fire. Bose, Salt Rheum.
. ' Scald Head. Bore Eyel.
From Hurray Sickier. I-.'.«q.1 the tibia editor of the
‘ Tunklmnnuck Democrat, Penney/(mum.
“ Our only child, about three year: of age, was
“tucked by pimplcl on hll forehead. The! rapidly
unread until they formed a loathsome an virulent
store, which covorcd his fncc, :uid netuxdiy blinded
his eyes for some dna'a. A skilful physichin nppln-d
v nltmtc of silver on other remedien, without nny
apparent eilcct. For ﬁfteen days we guarded his
hands, lost with them he should tcur (Egon the fes
, - tering and corrupt wound which covert his \\ holc
face. Haring tried every thing else we had any'
‘ haste from, we began gimw your SARSAPAIHLLA,
j on applying the iodide of polnoil lotion. no you
1 direct. The sore begun to heal when we had )flven
3 the ﬁrst bottle, nnd wns \u-li when no inn] fin shed
l the second. The child‘l eyelnnhcs, which had come
out, grow again, uud he u now as bpnlthy und fxur
nu ““th other. The whole uctgthiliood predicted
that t e child mutt die.”
’ Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.
From Dr. Hiram Stunt, ofm't. Lam‘s, .iliumlﬁ.
. “ i tlnd your b.\L’.s.\P.\itll,,l.t n more ctreetnnl
remedy for the atwudury symptom» of Syphiha
and for sypylbtle disensc t mu any other we {mam-<5.
'i‘hr prom-tion are indebted to you tor some of the
‘ best medicmcs we Inn u.” \
From A. J. French, M. D., an eminent physician of
Lowrance, Alum" irlw'aix a prominent limMcr (5f
the Lcyi'lutm e of .lﬁ:smrlmsau. '
.. Im. Aunt. lily dear sir: i lun'e found ﬂour
S.\ns.\mt:lLLt an excellent remedy for S!!!) 'ia,
both of the primary nnd rcromlm-y typo. nu uﬂ‘co =
tool in some cases that were too obstinnte to yield
to other remedies. ido not know what we can em
. ploy with more certainty of success, when: npower
‘ l’ul ulterative is X'Hluii'L .“
‘ Mr. (710:. S. Van Linn, of New anncir‘l‘, 31.7.,
1 lmd dreadful nloc'rson hie h-«N, unused by the abuse
of mercury, or mcnwriul Inﬂow, which grew more
‘ nnd'murc aggravnuxl for yearn. in spin.- of every
‘ remedy or treatment that could be npp led, until tho
, persevering use 0? Arum HAM \r.\i:tt.LA relicvul
‘ iitn. Few case. can be found more inveterate nud
. distressing timn tllls. and it took several dozen
bottles to cure him ‘ '
Lennon-hoes, Whites. Female Weakness,
are generally produced by internal Scrofuluus ('l
- rm: are very often curul by the nltemtire
ctfect of this Sine \r.uut.l..\. Som‘e cnncn require,
however. in aid of tin: s \ltsAhtitiLLA,‘ tho skiit‘ul
application of local remedies.
From ﬂu: mil-inoxPn. and trim-1y rrlebraled Dr.
Jacob Mom-I'll, of ( ‘iurimmti.
“ I have found your S it:.s.\r.\t:tt.LA an excellent
nltmtivu in diseases of females. Many cases of
lrreﬂulnrlty. LDlll‘Ol’l’llml, interim] l'lcerntionuuld
lomfdebilltry, urn-in; from the serofulous dinthcuil.
lune yinldc to it, und thenl nrc few that do not.
when its effect ll properly added by local treatinentif'
A lady, unwilling to, allow the publications 0/ her
“ante. trritn :
II lylr'llxlmghiter xltnd nryl;elf hutytl: been-cured ago
very c to In; .eucorr mm o 0112 stluudiu ,
two bottles of your SARaM'MuLLA." g y
l Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint. D 73.
I pepsin, Hem Dioeuo, Nam-akin,
when caused by Scroﬁdu in the system. no rapidly
cundby this Ex'r. SA naming»
‘ —— i
Thxesc Powder:
Vila! th
the Bm}: .
1d Intestines,
(cause them.
3m oﬂ'ensive
Met, Ind
ing them to
nul'thymu.
xey m n.
Q 4 .
. ’ AYE R ’ S '
CATHARTIC PILLS
possess 56 muhy advantages Over the other
pnrgntivcs in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universallyknown,thatwe need
not do more than to asmre the public their
qualityis nmimni d equal to the best, it ever
has been, and thalacthcy may be depended on
to do all that they have ever done.
JOHN NURBECK
Prepared by .3. C. AYER, M. D., e; 00,,
Léwell, Mass., and sold by -. ’
ﬂea-For sale by A. l). Buehler, Gettysburg,
and dvnlcrsﬁvencrnlly.
Aug. 8, i 864. couly’”
Good Thmgs from the Clty ! ,
E are receiving twicr a. week from the
S; city a variety 0! articles suited to the
wants of this community, viz: Fresh and Salt
“iii, Hnms, Shoulders and Sides, Hominy,
Be as, Salt, Apples, Potatoes, Oranges, Lemons,
Confections. Tobaccos, Segnrs, with many
other articles in this line—all received in the
beat order, and sold at the lowest prplits. Give
us I call, in Baltimore street, nearly tipposite
Fnhnéatocks' store. , . . _
WANTED—Butter, Eggs, Lard, and all
other country produce—for which the highest
cash price will be paid. .
SWEET POTATOES—4I9.“ quality, at. low
est living proﬁts—alwayis‘ on hand. Alsox
OYSTERS, ﬁne and ireéh—in the, shell or
shocked. Restaurants and families supplied.
STRICKIIOUSFIR h WISOTZKEY.
Gettysburg, May 18, 183.
New Goods. 3 ,
AHNESTOCK BROTHERS,
F he constantly receiving choice and de
nimble goods, from Néw York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore,'s.nd nre prepared to oﬂ'er
GREAT INDUGEMENTS
to those abourpnrchasing. Having selected
with great. cure, from the three leading markets,
the public will look to their own interests by
examlning our stock before buying elsewhere. 1
Call at - _ FpkHNESTOCitS’
May 9, 1884. ‘ Red Front.
GENTS WANTED—To sell the “25 CENT
‘A. LEGAL TENDER STATIONERY PACK
AG ‘.” Eltéh Package contains 35 Songs, 2
pages of Music, 18 sheets of Paper, 18 Enve
lopes, l Rnler, lPen, 1 Pen Holder, 1 Lead
Pencil, 1 Design for U udersleeves, l for Child’!
Apro'n, l lor Embroidered Collar, 1 for Chris
tening Robe, 2 lor marking Lenora, l 3 Secreu
never before published, worth many‘Dollnrs;
rind other inlormation. _Also, one beautiful
article of'szsLnY. Liberal indixcements 40
Agents. Send Stamp for Circular.
, . SAMUEL BOTT,
£ '43 South Third Sr.., Philadelphia, Pa
June 13, 1864. 1y
I NEWPORT k ZIEGLER. Mechanical Bak
' \zn, South Washington street, half square
l'wlﬁ the‘Eagie Hotel, GETTYSBURG, Pa.—
‘, Conanntly on hand, the best of BREAD,
C‘RACKERS, CAEES, PRE'I‘ZELS, (cc. Per.
7:9" wighing he": Bread will be served every
morning. by learmg their names and residence:
at. the Bakery. Every eﬂ‘ t made to please.
Give us I. can! tKiwi] 20, ’63. if
ASHIONABLg BARBER, Northﬁut cor
ner of thg inmond,‘(nex€ do ‘0 Mc-
Allgn’s Hatch) Gettyaburg, P 3,, ‘wherpV be
can 8% In time: be‘found ready to ”hand c an
busing” in his line. He hu also excgﬂpu‘i M'-
nlstnbee Img wﬂl apsggq 593' ﬁction. Give
him 9 cal!3 1 ‘ ‘ 83w. 3, 1860; ;
PEN-q ngumm just Mind 5:
- - -‘ ' , “magma; LEW.
$lO a Day!
New Bakery ! ,
I.olm W- Won.
l I
! GOLD AND stun-1n WATCHES, . [mu-ﬁne ‘ ‘ ‘ em
' JEWELRY, ‘&C.— ~ 0.
3 OX Thioggmnonmn rmx. ‘ nonnacnmg, muoxn 312105.10.
_ l rrocr or '
50m: Gold and Silver Watch ﬂ-nufnctory, ONE lefitzﬁlgglgf:§'s‘yoﬂ?ﬂl
| lwo Immense Jewelry Establishments, UN: 0N E DOL L A 3 EA 0 II!
‘ :11; ”ges‘li-‘llgfkyﬂc'b‘msey 0“ GO“! P“ Without regard to Value! Not to be paid to;
i To be dispozed of with dispotch l q lulu-ioﬁktngrﬂ-‘lgfll“helloéeﬁi'el;l
WITHUUTKEGAﬂD To Cos~Tt"’°"' ' '° - '°..°l'
l The Goods ..re of fuhionnble styles nnd most I 250 Genu’ ocm; gggﬁzgﬁu” ‘
cxrellrnt workmanship, and nrr suctiﬁccd in' Watches 3 ssotoslsonch
this tnannertn relieve the proprietors lrom rm-l 050 Lﬂdipsl com “d 'namell- .
‘burrossment occasioned by n distmcllrg civil "ed in - M. u l a
~ outing-cue Wutther, 35 70
llut tlltfuhould bl prominently swung/81M. 500 Gent" hunting-case Sil- '
. in lo nre most 3' of \‘er Watches, 35“ 70 “
1 AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, 1200 Diamond Rings. 50 “ 800 ‘9
‘nnd therefore grcntly superior to the good. ' 5000 Gold Vest 3: Neck Chninl 4 “ 30 “.
imported from abroad and hawked about as 3000 Gold Ornlnmd Braceluu, 4 “ B‘s
the chenpost ever sold. The simple duty on ‘ 5000 Jet and Gold Bruceleu, ,G “ 10 '!
lr‘mported goods, and the lngh premium on 2000 Ch‘ntclnlne Chain and
inch! (all foreign hills are paynhle in gold.)l Guard‘Chuins, 5 u
‘mnonnl to more than the entire cost of many 7900 Solitairckﬂold Broachen, 4 “
got the articles uttered by us to the public. To 5000 Coral, Upnl and Emerald
~fuclllt.im the sale - . llroochea, ‘4 “
our oxr. DOLLAR . ~ 3000 Gold, Cameo, Ind Pearl .
will he charged [or any articl: on our list, and E" D’W’r ‘ “
‘thls‘sum the purchaser mot-d nut pm” until he 5000 Mosaic, 1“” 1“"! “3d
lanotvs what he is to gctl This plrnn nccordsl Flr'ntinc El" DWI”, ‘ 4 u
with the method recently become so polvnlnr 750° 00"”; 0P“. Md Emerald
“if disposing of large stoiks of Jenelry andl EM DWI”, 4:
sitn'tlur productions. ‘ 400? California Dlnm’d Brent.
'rm-z PLAN 15 SNPLE! M" ‘ 2.50"
T 3109 {ran-no 'of ouch article otfered for 5310—, 3022,30” liloh & Vest Winning-W n
115‘ ‘o Huntin \Vnt h" " a - ' - '
Brnjtolet,” “Pear? Breast-31in ggddEgrtDlrggsg 4000 FOb & \’.est_R.b‘bon:slldoa, 3 “~
“Goldl-Inamellcd mug," “Silver Plated Cake! °°° “‘5 53““? s‘”°“’"’“" ..
anket," kcqisiwritten on heard and enclosed 303%]: ﬁlt'll'nsi :f' P ' 'li & in
in a sezlled envelope; thestl ethlnpes Ire thtfn l 0 0“Q - m] ”i‘ Elm ’ :30 it
placed in a. drxnter and well mixed; then as 4000 “Plum” ﬂick? .' M - '
an order‘ﬁs received, “ith twenty-live cents Qprinz‘am‘e ‘ “’1 “gm“, u
for rain!“ postma- and other chnr es .one‘ol“ ‘ . ‘ ' . ‘
the curdsnnr certiﬁcates is tnkengnt’ random I:332grid’i‘go‘téraloks,orosses, 3::
nnd sent by ﬁrst mail to the customer, who 5000 ““3“ d 2; “'12?" ‘‘ n
will see at once what he cnn get for One Dol~ “mo minus xtgﬁ' , ”5:1 050 “
l:lr., ”be it plcnsed with his lurtuuc he mm 10002339; ‘. 53"" d'ﬁp'“ 2.2
forward the money according to directions on 7500 ‘l i if“? 'l‘f’lEOll] ”:IKS'
the‘clertiﬁcatok andh secure the prize ll' thel , “I‘d“(g‘dn I“ ewe ry— e‘ 5 n
nrtice award d a ould be unsuit tothe ’~ .
purchaser—us 'or example. a sgt misfits-l Enr- 60005:?Llaglelezwilhry—flnm- 4 u
Drops and Br stpin to a young man who"! 10332) é:;d'pp“l S?“ ”g 0303'
Icould not wear trem, nnd hnd no one to give] -- , h lde em’ Girlie“! “I. 4
‘them Ito—we willgend any other article on the 10:3,? {:1 P" a; G ld 8’ t
fcntslgglubnf {equil price which may be pre.‘ 0d lllllderfna 0 moon .
erru . ri, forlmly reason on choose to . " ‘
venture no further,\then you orln let the mat- 5000 Goldli’eln‘l and Gold "-15 n
ter drop where it is land spend, no more. Ex- I 503an1?_ .El-uvg'.) t 8 '1 r u
. an; as; mi. man"
WATC—II F) PARTMENT. Bus and Bglls, ' 5
300 Gents‘ Potent uov > Gold Hunt: _, 7 5000 Silveonblcts and Drink-
jug CREE, ‘ \ $3OlO $2OO ing Cups, - . ' ' " 5 u
300 Gents’ Delnclied Lever Gold 300 Silver Casters, l 5 “
Hunting 035?, \ 40; 175 2000 Siln~r Frull, Card. and
400 Gents'SwlssGold llvﬁilingCnsoﬁu - 100 Cake Baskets, \ ~ 20 “
200 Lndies’ Gold Eunmc lgd lludl- . .5000 dozen Silver ’l‘on Spooni, 10 “
intz Cnso, _ 30 - 80 louooduzcnSilvcr'l‘ublcSpouus
400(z‘t-nts'PatentLererSil*rHunt- - I And [v‘m-kst 20 “ 40 “‘
ing Ci's‘“ 4 , . 30 ' 9° Allll.le).\LE .t CO., .\lmulnctnrers' Agenla
400 gents Pet. .ever ther llunt- q f .\'o. 167 mummy”. NW “mum
é, l‘ng Ct‘te' . "o ' 85 Announce that :1” of the n‘lmve list. of goods
3’oo “9“” ”math“! LN" ”V" mll be sul-l for oxB DOLL“! each. i '
‘_ Open~Fnce, , 20 T 50, .ln rouseanncn of ll:s'gre.u stagnation b’l
300 Genls’ Patent. ercr s‘l‘" lrnicxn the mumhclnring districts at Bag.
‘ Open-Fucg, . ‘1 2‘l ' ‘ .60 l; ul, :brnugh the war lxn'inor l-ul. iill‘ the imp
-300 Uenls' Smss S‘l‘c'r \ 13 Q 4" pl? nl comm, n lnrgl- quantity (ll \'nluilmi
i JEWELRY I’EPAP-T-‘llﬂ'l'. i ‘er-lry. nriginnlly iulendcd fur lhv Englidl
' 300 Dinmund Kings <4O lo sl2o mnrket. h.u hot-n 507 R oll‘ lor sall- in tllli conu
‘ 300 Gents' llinnmml Pins 20 - “.0 (iv, .\NI) .\lllSl“ llli SOLD .\'l‘ .\V' SAC.”-
i 3000 (lents' Umil‘n Dmnmnd l’ins\ 3 - 15 FIUIZ! Under these circulnszm m» , Al’.ll\.\'-
l 3000 Gem; Cniirn lliimmml [lungs .3 - 12'. l).\ LE 5: (10:, nrling ns 'L‘uls l‘ur lllu primi
, 5001) (it-uls' Goid and linnmcled \ pal l-Zurnpcui ll]'ll||lf.|l_'ll|r|'ﬁ. lure rumllcl
Fob l‘hnina J . 40 upon an URI-211T» GIFT DPTHI .Ul‘lUS, xnh.
' 4000 G‘l‘nla’ Gold Vest (‘hxim " - 40 jeaio tin: following regnlnliune: ‘
4000 Pnir Ucnls’ (191 d blccu: Bu:- “\ . (Rufﬁan: of the Yuri-nu ..rlillos are lint,
limS | 3 \' ~ 10 pm. mm cmelupes, sealed up, and mixed ;nnl
400. Pnir 'Gl’nts' Gulll nnd Ennm. \\ _ wlu-n‘ orllcrenl. nrc lulu-n um Without re; unl
glee“: Buttons 4 . Zl -\ 10_ 10 choic , and son‘ by nujl, llllld‘ givmg nll m
‘50“? St“ UNI”. GUI” sun” 3- \\ B lnu chum-e. (In l'lCl'Hll. o: the rvrnllt'nu‘. ynn
Bum Gcnls' Stone 51!. and Sigurt \\ will see n'lnlyuu are to have, and llmn‘il is M.
Rings, _ 3-, A I'2 your nrliuu lo Bowl the Ilnllnf nnul lnhc the
8000 Genls' Slnuc Set, and Signet “mule nr not. l’nnzn Lil'l‘i miy llllh u “in .L
E'mtm. Rings ' \ 4 - 5 Gold “inch, Dinnan “in; or am" Sol. of
9000 “Mi”, Gold NE“ Chains 5 - s‘; Jun-1r; un-our list for Uxa “01.1.”. ‘
9°oo 00‘“ 0“" "H“ ”mm“ 3 ' *‘ sI-zxn 25 (:EXTS 1'01: can: n'nurlc.~
.6000 (50"! "“‘l J” Bram-lets 8 ' 1f“ In nll xrnnaucliona hy mull, m- rhnll rum-ya
J{l,ooo (mild and lunnnzrlm.Brncvlols 8 - .1" forlmwnnlln: the (..CT'lﬁdllLli‘.pll}lll;_'l-(:Elllgl'l
3°oo 6"}, Clhllelm‘u ( "3”” b ' 5" ml doin: the Inminvsq, '_'s runs «urn, w'hu h
500305;” Lndrcs Ibold 5'9”" RM” 3 8 I nsl he :ncluswl when [he Uigllllimle is MM.
. . ‘ ' fr. Fm: Ifelullrm s \rnl be Il'nl in! Si
400“ 1"” LEW“. 6"” Enameled - vi \rn fur $l. llurlvlor s‘», sixu-llxt l'or sm:
Slew.“ liuﬂons 4 - 1" um .\ lmllrl-ll l'ur SIB. '
8000 Solituré Gold Brooches 3 ' I: u .\(ll‘73'l‘s.—-\\'c “um agent! in why regi
mug—fulﬁll; UP“ ““1 ”new” 3 _ w'meu , :nd iilllewryllyun I:l;lucinun'l)‘~:’n ”i"
‘ ‘ ', "' cuuu r xuu MM: :0 11l 0 I'l In L' n.-
V 5000 o°”,me'l‘ Pearl E‘." Dml's ‘5 ' 3 lune. l 0 cum: (men-1y ﬁt 1' ilirnlr union-:1 lnr
7000. MVSMP’JH' I..u‘u.lud Hun.“- them, pxumlcd their rummnnrc .nu null: ur
, t'EIQ‘En-Drom 3 ' In our 11l 1. r.. .\ﬁvnls {\lll |‘ulll'|l. 2.1 rum: hy
”00056.0” Tlnmhlt-s ‘ K " ' lU erorv "\rlillmlc. nnd rcmll 15 will: :0 us,
10000 (Juml, Opal & Eluemld laur- . eilhériu Nah m pusmm- ”"I"th
”ml”. ’3 ' ‘O, . i ' .\i:l:.\\h.\l.l~2 .0 (“m
10000 .\lmmtnrqlmdrets V 4 - 10 \ w; llruullwd) N. Y
10000 .\lin'e lloL-lu-lz—magic spring 8 - 23 x MM 6 80'. H '
10mm Plnin Gold Rings . 4 - :12 ' ’ "
10000 Sets L‘adics’ Jewelry, Guld ~l‘ E & ”
'nnd Jctv . 5 - 20 {\l'l’ (
10000 Sets‘lmdics' Jewllry, Cnmen, , R] ‘\" “1} ,
Pearl. &C., 1‘ 5 - 20 001 l‘l’lj “,1“
10000 Lndieg' Gill and Jr! Brncolmx, 4 - 17 " .1 .I‘F ‘.
10000 Ladieé'cn.maJewumup-l 1‘3“” '
porters. T l i , 2 - ‘ "‘
SILVER Ii’LATED WARE.
10000 rups, ' “ t ‘
3mm Gonlets
10000 l’nir N.vpkin [tings
2000 Card Baskcls i
3000 Unke ankolg ’
4000 Custer Frames-complete will)
mum” - 5 _ in‘ PHOTONlt.\l'lliJ\ALßl‘.\la‘ —we were um
20001ce “who” 10 _ 20 that to iutluduce Uncle into the United Sum-oi
6000 PM! Butter mes 3 _ 8 mid ire mnuumttureﬂmuieme quantities in
. , , i ~ ‘ . _ gloat \urioty, ruuging‘ﬁn price from 50 evnln
:ggg iggghg’dsisicthi-se‘: Ladies ;_- z to $3O each. Uur ALBUMS, have tlll‘lclllllllv
8000 00;" Ten Spoons, 1M», 4101.. 5 _ 15 tion oflieingsuperior iri\benmy and durabili
-8000 Dozen Tublo Spoons, do. ‘8 . LL 1" to any others. They null be sent by mull,
6000 Dozen Dessert Forks, do. 8 - 25 tree, on ”3“” 0' price. ‘ f
6000 Dozen Table Forks, do. 8- 30 Wk“; Albums "mil" to (mien-Ga
GOLD PESS AND PENCILS. - \ ‘ '
12000 Gold Pens, Silver Extension CARD PHOTO APIIS.
Holders . $3 to $lO Our Cntnloguo now em rave: over HVB
11900 Gold Pena, Silver Mounted , 'j THOUSAND ditferent subjcc a (to which ml—
2 . a ditions ure continually beinkmude) of Pub
8000 Gold Pens, Gold Mounted l traits of EminenLAuieriums, c.. viz unbout
Holders ' 3 . 15 100 Mujof-Gencmls, 550 Stotesrnen,
6000 Gold Pens with Gold Exten- 1200 Brno-Gonml-y 130 Dir'nes.
sion Holden 10 .25 215 Colonels, 125 Authors, - ‘
6000 Gold Pens, Gold nomemud ' l 109 Menu-Colonels. 40 Arxi ts. . ,
pencil. . 10 -30 250 Other Utﬂcers, 125 8:133;
6000 Gold Pencils _ . 6 - 20 75 Navy Oﬂicero, 50 Prom: .entWomen
REMEMBER THE PLAN: ' 15'.‘ From! lent Foreign Portraits.
In all cases we charge for forwarding the 3300 copies, \‘i’o'rka-ot‘ Art, inoluding re-
Certiﬁcete, postage, and doing the business, productions “It m 0" celebrate-l Engraiingn,
the sum of family-ﬂee Cents, whit-h must he Paintings. Sun 0-, &c- Catalogue! lent on
encldxed in the order. Fire Certiﬁcates will receipt 0‘ Stamp—- An order {ol' 00° ”0"“
he sent for $l,- eleyw for $2 ; thirty 30, 55 ; Picture; from our Catalogue will be ﬁlled on
sixty-ﬁve ‘tor $10; one hundred far 515, | the receipt 0131.80, and lent by mnii, Free.
z‘ AGENTS 411 E WANTED throughout the Photographers and other: ordering good)
Country\to operate for us. A [urge t‘ompen- C. D. D. will please remit twenty'iive per cent.
nation will be paid. Send for terms, kc., en- 0‘ the amount With their order.
closing stump. NEWBOBN & CO., I. & H.,T. ANTHONY & CO.,
llnr. 27, ’65. 3m 75 Fulton So, u, 1 lunnlocturers of Photographic Materials,k
-‘ *7 .._..-“ 501 Broad'wu , New Yor .
NQW GOOdB I—Large Stock! B’Tho prices and quality‘ if our good-
BIERCHANT TA]LOR[NG_ ' cannot fail to sstiify. [Run 14, 1864. (in: '
JACOBS & BRO. ‘" ‘ . ' " "
have just received from the cities 5 large stock Lancaster 300 k Bmdery'
01 goods for Gentiemen's wear, embracing n EORGE WIANT,
vurietyvof , . BOOK BINDER,
CLOTHS, \ ann nun: noon xnuno'ronn,
i CASSIMERES, ’ . LANCASTER, PA.
_ ’ VESTINGS, Rain and Ornamental Binding, of every: do-
Cnssmets, Jeans, om, with many other goods Icription, executed in the moat aubatuntiul end
for spring and summer wear. npproved Btylel. . *
They are prepared to mnke up guments at nnnnncn. ’
the nhortest notice, And in the very best man- E.W. Brown, Esq., Farmers Bank of hamster
ner. ' The Fashions are regularly received, and W. L. Peiper,‘ Esq., Lnncaster County Bank
clothing made in any desired style. They nl- Samuel Shock, Esq., Columbia Blah.
way! make neat ﬁts, whilst their sowing is nuro' Samuel anner,ES¢l-y Y 0“ WE '
to be substantial. wiuigm Wagner, Bath York County Bonk.
' They ask u continuance of the pnblic’s pn- T. D. Carson, El‘l'y Bonk 0‘ Gettysburg;
tromgo, resolved by good work and modem“ Peter Martin, 31141., Proth’y ofmcut‘r om, PI.
charges to earn it. ' ' ‘Geo. C. Hawthorn, Elq., Register “ ~ “
Gettysburg, April 7, 1862. Geo. Whitson, Esq., Recorder u '4
ﬂ" ““ ' ’ ' '*-—>-- -~—- l “15 1861 ' ’
The Popular 7-30 Loan. ' L4W"
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 01mm. .7 3319 0171118-
TYSBPRG has been designated a Dcposi- W. FLEHMING continue- the buﬂneu
m! in}! Financial Agent oflhe United States, . A, or SALE ammo, and solicit: “moon.
and Will furnish the popular 1.30 Coupon tinned patronage oi the public. It,l's his con.
N°‘"Lf"’? from all taxes, and convertible 3‘. stant endeavor to give sotisftction. Charges
mutnnty ””0 5-20 six per cent. gold were" modente.’ Beoidenoe 1n Brecklnridge street,
Bonds. Will also furnish 5.20 and 10-40 Gettytbnrt.
Bonds, one year Certiﬁcates end all other 'Gov-l p. B,—He in nlicanud Auctioneer, under the
eminent securities. Wili boy Gold and Silver, T.rh' of the [mind Staten. "
posh, Cop ons, and mute collection: promptly Nov. 34' 1303. '
on all ncgnlble pointl- - 1
‘ GEO. ARNOLD, Coshier.
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