m
‘ I “‘ » \ ' -
-;YA.RED‘D“S» ‘: 7 Noah WW 8; 9°:
.ett.é::;§iz?w—=-.:..nglmavsr—w C L n T n 1 s a s ,
9 MM: On at Rich: - "
@Tfémrfim am not m. m. r-' ‘Wfsmawx ammo.
m (11th pegple ml. viz: the entnnco ‘ ‘ , V « ‘
iqi’lhé calm-ed "gimenu with theliglitnmgs M m 16* Bum-9" sm": .
«the old flag dancingovvr their heads. and ; ,
thqfiunllgrs 9f“J§hl= Blown" rollingfmm ;‘ -
finggxs£iyltgngrg£nfinmle his momnri- ‘keep con’smnfly on land nlarge sud well in.
Me Qeéent on Harper’s Ferry. lit: and liii
fellé‘l-lrfimn organized n “Pro‘iisioual
‘ Govfimmpnt for the United States." The
‘pmperty lie cnytured at Harper's Ferry
\m l-lldproperty of the Unitc‘d'Sta'tcu. The
forq'l lenttay President Bucha‘nnn to‘re
“kl thd property carried the flag of the
‘an Sula. The marina killed and
wounded in capturing 'Brown wore the uni
‘ forlia oftlie United States. They were com.
m-Ildod When E. Lee, who win than
’n‘ colonial in they arm} of the United States.
’ Why is it that negro troops now initlie
Q Denies of qur government are permittéd to
. «enter, ‘Riélupond pith f‘lliumlen M. {on
Brown. 'K'rnlling from their lips?“ Did
Brawn do n meritorious and a .pntriotic
thing when Ire killed the marines, captured
)ha property‘nnd tried (_o ove‘rthrow the
gonxnmem. of the United Slates? ‘
J v , ...—_.__...oo’o. wv—r‘
'fifle believe tbo’ extrema days of ad
iedlii 'hre‘éndéd.’ ' fruit-e in' no doubt um
hie Fmerican people will speedily relurrl
to their seam. Very soon reason mung. re
];qu ll: "my. . And then shall [lie munch
‘full'y 41in to flag follies of fannicism, insist
that!” great questions itil‘l more In for
‘mljnumenl than be leflled by stale-met}
’on Bpudmanllké principles. When that
'day shall fully «lawn. the ocdapnlloh of
'fnnallcal Imllticinxns nnd’politicnl preachers
shall lie‘ga’ne lbreVer. ' ‘ ' ‘
fiNot a few of the Abolition lenders
MB cut-sing Grunt, “nut loud, but. deep};-
Uo doen'not seem to have sham: mfi‘ncient
inul'igfiiti in his corrcsfiondcnce with Léb.
'Any manly and christiafi-lih’mtion they
are unable to appreciate and unwilling to
np‘nmvei But. still, we‘ believe that‘the
mauo‘s'wtli stand by Grant in‘tlnis- matter
’——’and with such backing-up, he may laugh
the grumbling (aunties to adorn. A day of
'co'inh‘fixi s‘ehae'wiflngnin dawn upon‘th'e
‘bountry. and fiber: it does, the‘ madmen of
when: will be compelled to and their
'.fop6r‘qu‘é]l‘ my); 11m pretjiétion. * '
f .‘ThQVPbiludelphin Ledger state’s that
'Gen'. Grant'teleg‘r‘nbh'od the followingmes
saga to Secretal‘y Santa! some timsago:
"We are i_n possession of Richmond.‘ A
fargafit is'on fire; ufiall Mum?" About
flwelve o'cléqk'ihe Secretary rend thé din»
pllgh to ‘3 mi.“ of, people ii: from gf‘the
Mgfiffiée, ind asked: “Whut ans’wer shall
‘I return to ‘Gen. Grant?" The rcply w‘u,
E‘Let if. ‘Uin'n 1'? But $ll9 moj-‘e thoughtful
Cried out—“l'm, 'no, C'n’t destroy it; we
can .n‘nike 360 d use of‘il.” The noes our:
'ried it, and the fire was ”put out." Is this
the way the Secretary ordinarily decide!
igpofl'ant questibn'i?” . __
“If fie gholitiqpists are in earnest in ‘
their p ions of attaéhment to Itlie l
Uuiop,‘why not all to have it udur‘
father: made in fi'flthese .talked~qf ne- ‘
gro-Ehu‘iliQy experiinenfé and (Ether equally
‘repqloiye arid unnatural schemes? The
bid _Un'ion was godd enough for the men of I
amt—«hymn for those at _186’5: Ransom;
up“ gm: shon'kl‘p’adt 'né inore. "
The Pennsylvania Ofi'cial Electoral Vale.
,Th'e ogiciai eloetora} vote can {or Preside;
and Vice President, in vaepber lust, has
hover been published. A certified cnpy
:haéjuatbeen Jungle 9'! gbe vote of each
,‘el’tor; shoiiin'g the [aggregate majorities
'on the pepnblicsn ticket to be $24,896:. or
‘an 'Dvérdge‘ majoxity for the twentygsix
electors (£20,149. ‘ The highest Republican
vofie is 296,380. The highest Democratic,
276,308f7" ",
_
‘ c'l‘he N. Y. Daily News has a. dispatch
from Richmond. dated the Tlh.‘which states
'6‘)“ the rebels hid been ren‘fiving their
Government archives“ to Charlotte,"thLh
‘C‘nrofluaflince the 15!. of Mai-ch, and iii}!
3th fi'é-esfdblipfi lh’eir GoFeml‘nenC. !
fi‘Hiées nl5 coming ‘down, and taxes
go’mg up: Shofild ibeat, dome do—v'm 2b a
'dqllar", §nd éorii to‘ fifty cen'ga, haw would
:lhe farmers feel undelktheir buxdeha than?
——‘—_‘.. —‘-""“"“_ _ ~
SJ; is . a noticeable fact, phat those
Abolitionisu who yen ~kylulest‘aml dre‘ most.
mulignnm now; are the very ones who was
‘mong ‘ ahx‘xbul to‘ ayoid shouldéring the
‘lnquet during the Exist year or two. chli
“patriotism” is’ ve‘ry easily eefn throufly
fiyhen the war is quy over—and
tfit'time is probably not. far ofl‘c—tlye pjeo
iwle will bd‘gin' to reflect, and est’imale what.
'Abolifio‘nislh has cost the oduntry. The
‘renpl't Will stagger many who give Ihe Sub
jeét néfi‘honghj 15067. ' " ‘ V
"iUnder the head.“unpublleledfiepmvl
-13," llPitmburg paper relates the followingin
’slonco ‘of villainy' polyetratcd in mm ch)":
“Some wholly abandoned, depraved, heartless
spd ‘nnmitigllcd acoundrel, born to plus:
thmugltioirimlhal “life lo an untimely death
J-lhrough s succession of State prison}: to the
gnllowanpick'ed' the pockel ol‘n Wellsville ed
1101‘ the other day. Picking sup-body’s pocket
is bad enough, ‘tnt'adch \‘illnlny as bicking
“a pocket. of an editor, is unplrdonnble.-
‘l‘hru men lurking shout. the depot, in‘rhe vi~
daily 01’ where the rubbery \tu consumed,
'were "rented on s’uspicion, und‘lockcd up."
“WDennie, my boy." :niJ an English
rcimolnuter to his IliLei'ia: pupil, {-I'fearx
“I.llmi firming ofyou; you've no upplic‘n.
tion." “fin sqre enough, nir," said LPG quihj-I
‘Mlttddid‘, “in': it myself thn'a lifilyixbeilfig
mu‘d there'l Io ocusion‘ for it? Don't Hen}
cvrry any in the nuggets, thug-nogrish 11‘:de
my!” at in}, he in?" P 4133. ‘“’
Multan. in autumn; upon {0 KY”, say:
OC‘SI-iiisisis: "It host: a: inch :9 board one
15$?! Inge ban, and ya miie u’z we’ll W.-
3" .0 to m a tanning will by running out:
chm it." -~ » .. ' '
‘ ‘“‘. . > «.
1| ET!» hegems of Ibo Smubsouiun insti
‘m ”a hnve‘daided to rebuild those portions
1 oflho building destroyed by fire, and to mokc
than an proof, at. u cost of $120,000, mm
_wm'hfi’fisda km :1» surptua fund 0: min;
nim'ion. ‘fi‘ ’ z " A "" ‘ '
w‘a¢nntiotffl.expenles sre now thrée
m-L’iom os‘uenarg pewdly. luau cgmuun.
m. imam 80w Imfliou.‘ ' brush-mm
warm-31:" at Magma on to by", 'u’p
”Wu-memo! finance: -*
. {7* -.rmfi».~owwd Y
. ,;, , 'mm isswi mats—
’ fiffllfwivu m 3: unschefld pf Inn
f' "48% 10' the badge”; of ml}
:1 "W”, ”W fix'wm n. 3
. Z ' ‘ n. ‘
BALTlnonn,
sorm! flock of all kind: of goods It lodmlo
prices.
They anppli‘orden for. the finale the
lowest prin-ed nuclei, oilher ready nude oi
and. to measure, to In; mm. of the country
Th:y keep :1” “insulin flock of mm.
13mm GOODS, munch: ‘onry Irticle o!
(longlomen'a quer-venr. : A 150,, XIEITARY
CLOTIIS and every variety of liliuty Trim-
Mom, u We" .9 an inched flock of READY
) "
“ADE MILITARE GOODS. ’
Hammonjnb. 22,1364
1865
‘ ‘ Row 8: Woods,
Ganmpnna. ‘ °
' WAR muss; man pmcns:
When‘ we guy we will sell goods at
REDUCED PRICES ‘ "
he mean 25%;! we 3:? Mid will do it. \
~ We live]: constantly on huh} 3 lug: ”son
meal 0" _
, HATS OF ALL STYLES,
which will he sold chapel than they c“. M
haughl. elsewhtrec ' ‘ ~ ' ,
Ugr‘assprtment of '
‘ BOOTS AXD SHOES
{or ,‘mvn, women and chi‘flmn, is mddo up ol
the best. qualifies and ”flea, and so“ cheap.
(finalock cousifls in par: 0! ,
HATS,“ . ‘ SEGARS.
CAPS, TOBACCO.
BOOTS. HANDKERGHIEFS,
SHOES; S'rocxzxcs,
mums. GLOVES, {
CARPET SACKS, wmoow PAPER,
on: suons,‘ , wmps, ‘
BUFFALO suoss, 5191:8318. ~
L'xnnusum'rs, POCKET BOOKS,
wouxs, . PURSES, ; g ‘ .
VIOLIN Bows, RAZORS, -
u s'rm‘xes, , STRAPS,
ACCQRDEONS, POCKET KNIVES, .
counts, . BUSPENDERS, ‘
NECK-TIES, _ coax songs,
UMBRELLAS, 310., m, £13., hi, kc
' now & \vouvs.
Jan. '2, 1865. :
100. i so bush. Gram Wanted.l
TEW If] . AT THE ‘
h , 01.1) wwwouss.
W“. E. 31001, 1 1; CO. would‘ inform the
public that they _hav leued the Warehouse‘
gq the corner uf‘b'tmtlo- street and the Rail
liloud, in Gettysburg, who ~ nay will cnrry on I
tm (GRADI- AND PRODUCE USINESS, in
_nll its branches. The higheét p es will 81-
wuys be [mid for , ' ,
« WHEAT, RYE, ,-
COILV, OATS, .
. . CLOVER. 6t TIMOTHY SEED,
‘ FLAKSEED, FUSI'AC,
. -‘ i . HAY A: STRAW;
Dried Frni‘, Nuts, Soup, Hams, Shoulder: nnd
Sides, Potatoes, with everything else in the
“counmy produce line. .3
1 ON, HAND, FOR SALE, 1 ‘
‘ Cofi‘eel. Sugars, Molnasesfiyrupsflons. Spices
Suit, Cheese, Vinegar, Soda, Mustard, Starch,
Brooms, Buckets, Bluckifim, Brushes, Soaps,
l he. Also _COAL OIL. ish _Oil, an, kc.—
FISH of all kinds; ‘NAIDS FAND SPIRES;
Smoking and Chewing Tobucos. '
‘ They~nro siwayl able lo supply A first rate
grticle of FLOUR, will: the difl'erem kinds of
~'EED. « ‘ ‘
Also, 0110 an PLASTER, with GUAQSS
and ‘other fertilizers. @COAL, by the
bushel,lon. or car load. ~ ‘
Thein Cars run torßaJtimore and hnzktwice
a week, end they. will behappy to carry good;
'either wny at. moderate chill-gen: Marketlnen,
country merchants, and others, will' find it, to
their advantage to patronize €11“ line. '
. They ask I share offlre pn , ic’a custom,nnd
Will spare no eflorl to render latixfnction to
all, sellers or buyeu.
. WM. E. RIDDLE a: CO.
Aug: 22, 1864. if > *
New Spring Goods.
MALL PROFITS a: QUICK SALES.
§ .4” J. L. SOHICK
n uld- rgs'peclfully fly to the citipens of Get
lysburglnud’ vicinity, that he in n¢w receiving
at his store a splendid - ’
STOCK 05‘ SPRING GOODS.
Th 6 stock con'si'stszin part of¢Fancy and
Staple DRY 600045, bf every deteriptian.
SILKS; V .
MOZAMBIQUE,
CHALLIES,
'~ DELQINES,
‘ QMBAZXNES, .
. 5' ‘_ ALPACCAS
.« - ' LAWS, .
‘ ‘CALIGOES,
of all qualities and choicest styles. which will
be sold in PRICES T 0 DEFY COMPETITION.
“ . FURNISHING GOODS‘ ‘
of all kinds, including Silk, Linen and Cotton
Handkeichlefg, Gloves, Stockings, kc.
41.0, a splendid assortment of RIBBONS,
Lucas and Edgings, Umbrellas and. Parasoll.- -
Mj flock of WHITE GOODS will be foundnfnll
nud complete, and customers may rely ppon
always getting good good: M. the Mutant puni
blc prim. ' _
Gentl‘emcn will find it to then- advantage tc
call and examine my stock of
CLOTHS, -
x ‘ CASSIMERES and .
‘ s I'l-ISTISGS,"
of a“ qymllties and cyoices: styles.
May 24, 1864. J. L. SCHICK.
Dissolution
F PARTNERSHIP.—The Co-partngrship
existi'ng between the subscribers, has
been -di§solred this day by mutual consent.—
We return~ thanks to our friends and the public;
for the liberal support extended ch as. Our
books will be leftft the more; and we earnest
ly request thou indebted to n: to cull and
. the immediate payment, .as we are desirous
to stifle our busineu withogt delay.
‘ - ALEXANDER COBEAN,
Jan. 30, 1864. JOHN GULF.
A Card.
7 BE sub-crib“ hula: dispoaed ofhis in.
"tere'st in the Store of Cobean & Culp to
Jo n S.7Crnwford, Esq, respectmny "ks Ibe
contiuéhnco q! his friends and customers to
Entuniw his “cream—where Hu‘gninl ny
e Ind; " JOHN CU!
Fch, !864. '
~ . : Another Change ..
N THE HAT AND 8808 BHSISESS.-A.
Comm: luring associated with him in
bniinu John S. anford, th purchased
the {menu «1 John Culp, mpectlully an.
nauncea (a the citizen. of Geuyshwlrg and the
public generally, ll}! as business will be con
tinued u. all (Ed‘Suud on Cbunbersbw
“reel. by A. CD HAS 8. 00.. who will cop
stantly keep on handy: hfgo flock of (foods,
inwolineo! 7 . ' ‘ ’ ‘
SHOES, HAT? CAPS. TRUNKS, '
r ’ QAR ET BROS, UXBffl-I'LLAS, kC.,
and they will alsu confine tbeluu‘fuwre u:
Shoes. . - ' “ ' , . "
‘ hon; mg 109 g qperience in all the above
.bmncb‘sldhc filmy; tpmselvu tbs: they can
please the piglié, and will 101 l chhp for cub.
9-" u ' v ‘ ‘A. COBBLER,
. .j J. B,‘ORAWFORD.
. POMS .bq-ineu 3340 M” “an ad in of
A. Ecum'g'Co‘: _‘ (Fab. 8, tau, '
W Awmw 9 ~ 1
r. ~ wand wmff'pfg3gfigg
1121=1
I 6%Ld—-Pens. .
:FOR THE 3m, ION!
? em to Suit the "53,—1.1“! Price: Io Suil the
‘ Pocket.
Tl: 8:51:00“: Pu: m 1'" Won»!
0n murmur the following mun, we will
Sena, by mail, or u directed, I Go” Pen or
Pens, sole-curl; the some ucgordiag to the de
ncripuon, nimely:
Gold Pens. to Silver PlMed Extension Cases,
with Pencils: ‘ _
For $1 No. 2 pen; for SI 25 No. 3 pen; for
- $1 50 No. 4 pen; tor 32 So. 5 pm;
for $2 23 No. 6 pa
These pen! are "Amped THE INFERIA‘L
PEN,ldd are we“ finished and fine writing
Gold Pun, with sand nridum points, Illlwugh
they an- FE'QTT'EEEQJEN cn'nno'. If cinch” ugcd
WARRAXTED GOLD PESS
Our name (American Gold Pen CO., .\'. Y.,)
in stamped on all our lat quality Pens, and the
points are wnrmntcd for six month, except.
Igninu accident. Out szcoxn emu“ l'eus
qre stamped THE NATIONAL PEN, with the
imtinla of on; firm (A. G. P. C 0.,) and up care
fully made, having the same point: an our first
qnnlity Pena, “l 9 only grant difl'erence being in
the quaiily of the Gold. '
Gold Pens, ls! and 2d quilt! in Solid Silver
Extension Cases, with Pencils.
For $2 00 a No. l pen is: qualify, or I No. 2
pen 2d quaiiiy. ' ‘ |
For 8?. 25 a No. 2 pen in quality, or n Sc. 3
pen 2d quality. ‘
For $2 25 a No. 3 pen 1n quality, or A No. 4
pen 2d quality.
F 0: 33 50 a No. 4 pen in quality, or I No. 5
pen 2d quality.
For $4 50 n No. 5 pen m quality, or a Nopc
pen 2d quality. >
For $5 {:0 a .\'o. 6 pen ls! quality. ‘
The same Gold Pane. in Solid Silver. 01’ Gold
l’lnced Ebony Desk Holdora Ind Morocco Faun.
For $2 25 n No. 3 pen ls! quniily, or A No. 4
pen 2d quniily.
For $2 50 n No. 4pen is: quality, or a .\'o. 5
pen “quality.
For 83 20 a No. 5 pen lat quality, or A No. 6
pen 2d quality.
For $4 00 a No. Open is: qunlily. Po: 3:. 50
a No. 7 pen. For $6 75 a. No. 8 pen. For
Si 2 00 n .\'o. I‘.’ pen ; all (int qualiiy.
Unr pens rank throughout. the country as
equal if nm superior to any gold pom manu
lan-lured. Not only {or their writing qualitiel
but durability and elegant finish. The great
est. cnré is used in lheir manufacture, and none
are sold with the slightest imperfection which
skin can detect. '
ME
i’nflies in ordering must specily the name.
number and quality in all instances and whe
ther stiff or limber, course or fine. ,
'TO CLUBS.——A discount of 1?. per cent.wili
he ulluwed on sums of $l5, if sent to one ad
dress, ut one time; 15 per cent. on 5:5; 20 per
cent. on $4O. '
Ml remitmncel “by mail, Regis‘tered, are at
our risk) To all who‘enclose 20 cents extra
for registering, waguurnnlee the safe delivery
of {the goods. ‘
Circuhu's ofall our new stylea, with Engrav
inge of exact. sizes, and prices, sent; upon re'-
ceipt otfuhmp. if desired. Pens repainted for
bo‘céngi', by mail. '
.Smtioners and Jewelers are requested to
unrrespund withis us we can ofl'cr them great
inducements. Address, ‘
AMERICAN GOLD PEN COMPANY,
No. 200 Broadway, N. Y.
Jun. 30, 1863. 3m ~
Nothmgl’filse ~ ‘
UT elegant. wellim: de, fine filling Dress
B and Business Coats,“ PICKING'S. '
ANY QUANTITY
of Cloth, Cnuimere, Snuius, Silks. Velvels,
Saniugts, Plush and Cotton Vests, M. the well
known Maud of I’ICKING.
NEVERTHELESS TRUE '
Tlmt Fucking, in consequence of appxonchmg
spring. is selling off his huge aim-k of QVEu
"\UATS, at very reduced prices. Cull soon.
888 MEN WANTED
‘\_
to in ct and buy from the handsome“ al
snrgmon! = WOOL OVER fiHIRTS, over nfi'er
ed in this pa 2, to be had at PICKING’S.
'EEP TIME. .
A few more of tho celebrated YankeoClock
Time Keepers at _ PICKING'S.
. ‘ FEET! . ET! -
A few more Bufl'nlu and Gu n Shoes at reduced
prices 43‘. . ‘ICKISG'S.
' ‘ . 5 MUSIC.
Persons in want of a good Violin or ' cordeon‘
can be supplied at PIUKI. ‘S. ‘
NO‘l'lOXS.
Suspenders, b 3, Hair and Clothes Brushe
Razors and 11a 1' Straps, Soap, Spectacles,
Pen Kuives,’Domluoes, Violin Strings, &c., at:
PICKIXG'S. \
can be had by calling in Baltimore street, at
—. . ‘ PICKING'S.
CARPET SACKS. ‘
A few more left at , PFKLVG‘S. ,
KEEP DRY. ,
At Pigking‘s Store can‘be hndflmbrenas of all
sizes. '
PdCK_I . N G
is selling his goods at Ihé lowest. living prices
and woulgi invite all to call and see him, nil he
is dglumined to sell a! the lowest pricea.
Ja‘n. 30, 1805. ,1
New Warehouse.
‘ BUSHELB 0F GRAIN
100 000 WANTED,“ thcne‘w Grain
and Proguce House, in Carlisle street, adjoin
ingr Sheadn a; Buehler'l establishment. The
highest market price will always be paid in
cash for
GRAIN, of All kinds, _ ‘
FLOVR, SEEDS, he.
Always on bind and for sale, at. the "mun!
profits. V
GU'AKOS.
"SALT, FISH, -'
’ ~' -~ GBOCERIES, it,
Wholesaln and retail.
TRY US! We Ihnll do oml but to givl
ntiafacxion in all open. '
» ' McCURDY & DIEHL. ‘
Gettysburg, May 11, 1863. 1y
Dissolution.
E partiilgship heretofore existing be-
I [wet-n the ‘undersigned, under the lime
and 51er of FAIINESTOCK BROTHERS, is
Ibis day dissolved by mutual consent—James
F. Fulxucstock retiring.
JAMES F. FAHNESTOCK,
HENRY J. FAIINESTOCK,
‘ EDW. G. FAHEESTOCK.
HE undersigned, remniuining rartners of
lbq firm of FAESESTUCK BROTHERS,
vi 1 continue the businen‘ at 2*: same place,
under the name name and style 1 firm.
HENRY J. FAHNESTOCK,
'1 EDWARD G. FAHAESTOCK.
_Jag. 9, 1865. .
Fresh Arrwal
F WI‘NTER GOODS AT A. SCOTT a
SQN'S.—We invite the attention orbu‘y.’
era to our flock of Winter Goods, whiCh In“
be sold cheap, consisting of ,r’
‘ LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, ,’
S‘IIWII, Cloaking Cloths, etc., etc. For Vani-
Ind 8955' wen we hive Cloths, Caesim’cr‘u,
Cqulidgs,‘\'estinga. “ill! a vntiety of'Cbnon.
ndes, ac, he. qul antics. . /
Sm. 23,1864. . SCOTT & SON.
Estabhshed 1&0;
ONCE OF RWOVAL. “C ,
N LAWRENCE D. DIETZ a CO.,
respectfully beg leave to notify their friends,
customers and the public generally, that the,
have removed from No. 151 Fru’uklin meet, to
the qgmmgdiou four-story Warehouse,
> ‘ XO. 308 BALTIMORE STREET,
between Howard and Liberty, where they will
‘for tho future condu‘ct tl/o Wholesale Buni
ucss, sulcly ii: . ' A _
I Hosiery. Trimming: ’ '
i Furnishing doodg. . ‘
Per ninety, Notion]; ‘
l - .‘ ,' Summary, butler],
. «r 4Tou.&c,,tc.
to whispthcy inritp.‘ the “union of city; g 1
[cogmty‘phrchuerg feeling cohfident 01",“ng
nhfllty lo'ofer Wheelie-m. 153' ‘33ch ad
QWUEIOfQoqug: ‘ . ; “'2‘
‘UMon-‘by mu! will reccin pony: um;-
fildd. Add". - " "K " P
aging“ I). am: a: 00.;
313115111th '.‘ “W
’m
~ “"fl‘fié’fi
1' I 9 an
‘fnnuury‘fi 1g“: ?
TRUNKS
. ind wan:
‘JMI CAITLF.‘
”38mm ‘
35:1
I“ 'F 0 UTZI, s
-7 ennui»
gfrg midi attic fowdas.
murky“:
w ‘ ltnn‘tb
‘ entheStomch
and lamina,
cleanse them
from own,
nutter, in“
bring them to
shalthymtz.
They are u
pure greventlve of Lung Fever, and a certain
may in' all Dianne: incident to the Home,
Inch a: Gha—
ders, Yellow
“’l2:. Dis
t e m p e r,
Fonn d e r ,
H e a v o s,
Sln'ering,
Coughs, Fe
vu-s. Loan 0;
Appetite an
,Vitnl Ener
-8! M . . . .
in poor, low-spmted annuals, n has the
most peneficial efl'ect.
The use of them improves the wind, umgtlk
en- the Appetite, and gives to the Hone a
fine, mouth and glosty skin—thus improv
lng the lppelmnoe, vigor and spirit of this
noble animal.
The property this Powder possesses in In
creuing the quantity of Milk in Cows, giva
it an Importance and value which should
place it in the hands of every person keeping
n Cow. By actual experimem R has proven
that it will increase the quanmy of “ilk and
Cream twenty per cent., and make lhe Butter
firm and sweet. In fattening Cattle. it gives
them an appetite, loosens their hide and
makes them thrive much faster.
H O G 34.
In ail Diseases of
me Swine. met: as " \-'. ’P’f ':
Coughs, Ulcers in 416395;; " '
the Lungs, Liver, ' ' ;‘E f ‘ -‘
:3. 58.)} putting \‘ »,\‘ I
In 1 5 paper ’ ' ‘
:10. gape; of tléf‘sc ‘ 7’1”“
ow erulnn r- > 32' is
ml- of Swill, me 'f-»'_‘~sA:\_‘\\“\
shove Discma can be cured or entirely pre
vented. By using these Powders the Hog
Cholerl. an be prevented.
Price 25 cu. pér Paper, or 5 Papers for $l.
PBEPA RED BY
B. A. FOUTZ 8t BBQ,
n mzm
WHOLESALE DRUG AND MENCINE- DEPOT.
No. 118 Franklin St, Baltimore, 111.
For Sale by Drnggists and" Storekaqxl'l
throughout the ['nitqd sum. . -
For sale bv A. D. Buehler, Gettysburg;
Lpughlin & Bushficld, Wheeling, Va; C. 0.
Mendez-J: CO., Plusburg; Juhnsuu, Holloway
& Cowden, Philadelphia.
Nov. ‘lB, 1864. 1y
, Globe Inn. -
YOIIR 51”., NEAR TEI DIAMOND,
ETT YSB L‘ [l6, l’ .A.—The undersigned
(3' Would most respectfully inform his .nu
merous friends and the public generally, that
he has purchased lhnt long established and
well known Hotel, the “Globe lnn," in York
street, Gettysburg, run] will spare no gil‘ort to
conduct it in a. manner that will not detract
from its former high reputation. Ilia table
Will have the beat the market can afl'ord—hia
chambers are spacious and comfortable—lnd
he has laid in ter his bar it full stock of wines
and liq-ton, There is large stabling attached:
to the Hotel, which Will he attended by Atteno
tit‘e hostlers. It will be his constant endeavor
to render the tullest satisfaction to his guests,
making his house as near it home to them [as
possible. He asks a share nt‘ the public's p'a»
ti'onage, determined as ho is to deierven large
part of it. Rumombv, the “Globe Inn" is in
York Street, but neatr the Diamond, or Public
Square.
kApl'n 4, 1864. [lf
Provision Store.
dersigned has opened aPROVISIOS
" M. George Little'b old stnnd, in
(eat, Gettysburg. where he will
' .nd, forsale, 5
EAL, max, ‘
‘LES. SWEET AND
floss. CABBAGE,
'Kveryzhing else in
THE
810 .
West Middle ‘
always ke‘ep on
BEEF, MUTTOX
POULTRY, .s‘ \
‘ IRISH Pu
‘BEETS, TL'RNIPS, wnh‘
the provision line.
He will sell at. small pfofitu, and spare no
effort. to please. _ l ‘
FM Cnvle, Hogs, Sheep, Calves, to, ynmed,
for which the highest prices will be P'lid. /
JOHN NOKBECK.
Oct. 'l7, 1864. in' ,
, New Goods. /
EORGE ARNOLD has just receive fr:
the oily n large supply of CLO Hl"
Men’l and Boys’ wear, consisting of :1 in“
COATS, PANTS, vasrs, .
SHIRTSLDRAWERS. PRAY;
, NECK TIES,GLOVES, ll‘
-- n l a o
A large stock of CLOTHS,‘
CASSINETS, JEANS, DRILL!
all of which will bé sold u;
had ellewhere. Givg us ac}
not. please you in a suit 17
take you: measure and
(short notion
. -Ever art’s
RANKLINHOU. ,
F count or no 7
11$er ’
This Home is o
Northmeenlrul l
rand Depots. l '
formbly arnn (
enterminmen r _
Oct. 313914. tf
/
Howard Association.
HILADELPHIA, P.\.—l_)isenaes‘ of the
P NeVéona, Seminal. Urinary and Sexual
Systemp—new and reliable treatment—in re
ports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION—sent
by his“ in sealed lclter envelopes, free bf
ch'avize. Address, Dr.J. SKILLIN HUUGH
TON, Howard Assoriuuun, No. {South Ninth
Spfeét,‘Philndtlphia,Pa. ' ‘
Aug. 8, 1864. 1y
nun J "Axum—fins",
{Mom-1, m).
.n direct. line between the
Lfld Baltimore And Ohio [tail-
has been ratified and com
yd for the convenience and lb.
of gems. ’ -
Still at Work. ,
E undersigned continue: the
I CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSINESS,
in I" its branches, at. his old stand, in But
Middle street. Geuyshurg.
NEW WORK made to order, and
R E P_.-\ LBJ X G
done promptly and at lowest. p’rices.
’J'wo first-mte.SPRL\'G. WAGUNS and n
SLEIGH for sale. JACOB TRUXBL.
Dec. 7. 1863.
Somean for Everybody
0 MW AT on. R. HORNER'S
T DRUG AND VARIETY STORE.—
Just owned I fine Assortment of ‘
Drugs and Ncqicines. ‘
Paton: Medicines,
antiohery, ‘
Fancy Dry Goods,
Confections, ,
. - , Gmceriu, ‘
- .\'ouonl,
TOBACCO, 356.3123, ac.
in. Is, 1594. ‘ ___
kiln Miller. (
Wncr .KEB 8 JEWEL“; 'n. w
. North’SECDND 333 e,, r
eds-net onuggfiPfilhA EL.
Flu-‘i‘éuxgnis‘fiflgémsro a ‘ r’
#:ng'fiuw fiamqfim LEW”?
‘5O A . rainfall) h? PRESENTS!‘
é? ' u:
pnmquyE ”-31% :- Ind Jewelry
' 119.13, Im. 1y ~ , .
AM, 330' Root, Corn Burch, Rica—lon
; um! mun for n: r :. 808
Drug sum. I } :' P' ”W;
Jy. , mtinstion is va
riously caused by mercurial disease, low
living, disordered digestion from’ unhealthy
food, impure air. filth and: filthy habits,
the depressing vices, and, above all, by
the venereal infection. Whatever be its
origin, it is hereditary in the constitution,
descending “from parents to children unto
the third and fourth generation ; " indeed, it
seems to be therod of Him who says, "I will
visit, the iniquitics of the fathers upon their
children." The diseases it originutes take
various names, according to the organs it
nttseks. In the inn . Scrofula produces
tubercles, and flnnllfi'omumption: in the
gisods, swelling: wluci suppurate and he
‘come ulcerous sores; in the stomach and
hotels, derangements which produce indi
gestion, dyspepsia, and liver complaints; on
the skin, eruptive and cutaneous ntfections.
These, all hating the some origin. require the
same remedy, riz., purification and invigora
tion of the blood. Purify the blood, and
these dangerous distempers leave you. With
feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you cannot
have health; with that “life of the flesh"
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease.
. Ayor’s Barsspnrilla t,
is compounded from the most effectual nnti
dates that medical science has discovered for
this nfilicting distemper, and for the cure of
the disorders it entails. That it is far supe
rior to any other remedy yet devised, in
known by ztll who have given itatrinl. Thu:
it does combine virtues truly extraordinary
in their efl‘ect upon this class of complaints,
is indisputably proven by the grest multitude
of publicly known and remarkable cures it
has made of thé following diseases: King'-
Eiril, or Glandular Swellmgs, Tumors,
Eruptions, Pimple; Blotchec and Sores,
laryngeal“, Rose or St. Anthony’shre,
Salt henm, Scald Head, Coughs from
tuberculous deposits in the 111%1, White
Swellings, Debihty, Biopsy, snrslgia.
Dysgspsts or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syp 'tic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
[3lll3];me and, indeed, the whole
series of complaints tshat arise from impurity
’of the blood. Minute reports of individuul
cases may be found in At'mz's Aslzmux
Auuuuc. which is furnished to the druggists
for gratuitous distribution. wherein may be
learned the directions for its use. and some
of the remarkable cures which‘ it has mndo
when all other remedies had failed to afford
relief. Those cases are purposely taken
from all sections of the country, in order
that every reader may have access to some
one who can speak to him of its benefits from
personal experience. Serofuls depresses the
uni energies, and thus lenses its victims for
more subject to disease and its fatal results
“than are healthy constitutions. Hence it
tends to shorten, and does greatly shorten,
the average duration of human life. The
vast importance of these considerations has
led us to spend years in perfecting a remedy
which is adequate to it. cure. This we now
ofl'cr to the public under the mime of ‘At'llit'd
SABSAPAKILLA, although it is composed of
ingredients, some of which exceed the host
of Surauparilla in nlterative po\\el’. By its
aid you may protect yourself from the autl‘er
ing and danger of these disorders. Purge
out the foul eorruptions that rot and foster
in the blood, purge out the causes of disease,
and vigorous henlth will follow. By its pecu
liar virtues this remedy stimulates the vital
functions, and thus expels the distempers
which lurk within the system. or burst. out
on any part of it.
’ We know the public have been deceived
by many compounds of Sarnwn'lla, thht
promised much and did nothing; but they
will neither be deceived nor disappointed in
this. Its virtues have been proven by nhun
dant trial, and therercmnins no question of
its surpassing excellence for the cure of the
afflicting diseases it is intended to reach.
Although under the-’ same name, it is a very
different medicine from any other it hich has
been before the people. and is fnr more ef
fectual than any other which has ever built
nruihtblu to them.
SAM ['EL WOLF
CHERRY PECTORAL.
The World?s Great ‘Bemeddg for
Coughs, Colds, Inclgient _ n
carnation, and fort e rehef
of nsmnptive pqtienu
/ in advanch stage:
A of thadxseaze.
his has been so long used-and no uni
-ersally klfown, that via need do no more
lmn umre the public than its quality in kept.
up to Ith best it ever has been, and that it
may be relied on to do all it has ever done.
Prepared b; Dn. J. C. Ann 8; Co..
radical and Analytical Clue-mus,
. , Lowell. Mus.
Sold by all druggists every where.
S‘For sale by A. D, Buchler, Gettysburg,
Ind dealers genernlly. ‘ ‘ ~
Aug. 8, 1864. edwly '
Good Thmgs from the Qty!
E'nre rscoivlng twice a week” from the
EU gilya variety 0! articles suirhd to the
wants (if this community. viz: Fresh and Salt
FISH, Hu’ms} Shoulder: and Sides, Hominy,
Beans, Salt, Apple», Potatoes, Om'ugea, Lemons.
Confemfom. Tobaccos, Sugars, with many
olher articles in this line—all received in the
but order, and sdld at the lowest pmfita. A Give
us real}, in Bultimoro am-et, nearly opposite
Fnhnelwcks' store. ‘ '
WANTED—Bunch Eggs, Lard, and all
other country produce—for which the highest
cuah price will be paid.
SWEET POTATOES—beIt quillty, n low
2st living pmfita—alw.nys ou .hnn‘d. Also,
OYSTERS, flue and fresh—in the shell or
shocked. Reamurnms and families supplied.
STRICKHOUSER & WISUTZKEY.
Gettysburg, May 18, 1863. '
,TS,
SHIRY, he
['Assmmxzs,
NGS, km, &c.,
:heap as can be
:I], and it we can
!ady made we will
nke you up one in
[May 30. 1864.
‘ New Goods. . '
AHNESTOCK BROTHERS <
F Are mummy receiving (holco, Ind dc
aimble goods, from New York, Philadelphia
Ind Baltimore, Ind Are prepared to offer
,GRtgAT INDUCRMESTS
in these about. purchasing. Having telected
with great. cure, from the three leading mlrkilfi,
the public will look to their on: interest: by
cumming our nod: before buying elsewhere.
cm .1 ‘ FAHNESTOCKS’ ‘
Mny 9, 1864. 'Red Front.
GENTS WANTED.-—To sell the " 25 CENT
AL LEGAL TENDER STATIONERY PACK-
A ‘." Each Package contain: 35 Songs, 2
Pp; 0! finale, 'lB Iheets of Paxton-ls Enve
opes, l Ruler, 1 Pen, l Pen Holden! Lead
Pencil, 1 Beam» for Undersleevea, l for Child's
Apron, l tor meroidured Collar, l for Chris
tening Robe, 2 (or marking Leuera, 13 Secrets
neVer before published, worth mun Dollars;
and other information. Also, on; beautify!
arxicle of waunx'. Liberal inducement: to
Agcnu. Send Stamp for Circular.
SAMUEL BOTT.
4;: Sam Third SL, Philadelphia, Pa
June 13,}864. I]
NEWPORT _t mama, Mechanical Bak
ers, South Wuuhiugwu street, halt square
(tom tho Eagle Hotel, GETTYSBURG. Pa.“
Constantly on hand, the best 01 BREAD,
CRAOKERS, kaKES, PRETZELS. to. Pet
lons :iavbing fresh Bread win bu served WWI
mowing, h, “mung their mgr Md puidmces
pp”, .koty, Entry cfl'gn made tp please
:in um 95111 [April 20,-’63. tf
4311103131.: Banana, limb...» m.
£ ‘11,? of flu Dimond, (next door to up.
allure usual.) (implying. PM, irberc he
clll-IG a]! time: be found mdyto “audio all
business in Eil film. He hurdle axcbllamn
manic. .md' will ensure udshcflon.‘ Give
him a can. ’ ' ~[Dem 3., 1800.
: .—~ < -—— ' ~ w _
; Isa mum A W“ ...
Sm ' ’ BFE§ETO K 3303".
tN-r‘fi'v-e“ .
.nchllilr mint m
-rio-"- which“ we I
"tkoruu lurk- '
summation: of ‘
aflofmen. It
produce: or in I
:d by an un- :
n \‘itintod sme I
blood. \\ herein
lid become: in- ‘
ten: to sustain
l furces in Weir
1: action, and
the system to
no disorder and
.A."*TMIL 7 B
$lO a Day-! .
New Bakery !
John W.'l'ipton,
‘ " - .pn...” a“my... _ ~..,,....‘-,..11. ‘VIA'V? .. f “3146‘; - -
Agricultural Chemical Coll! .. .. .. .’ .tm
CHEAP P’EBTILIZBRS‘. 0341'5“: '
The Fertilizer-u prep-nay the Agrlcnl- - oov
turnl Chemirnl 00.. (a Company chnrtercd by ‘ M ATCIIEB. CHAINS, DIAMOND 313981 ‘9
the Legislature with n enpiul‘of 8250.000.) ONE NILMOX DOLLABB’ WORTH] ‘
have been provedrln procllee lo’be the chap-t To It cutout: or A! .
23:, most profitable and but, for the Firmer, ‘ 0N E D 0 L L A R E A 0!!
(“"00” and Fruit-grower, of all concentrated Without reg-ml to anuel Not to be paid for
rnnnnres now nlfered in any imnrkel. The until you know ill-ty‘u ore to rerelwlll
company’s list embrncv the following: Splendid List of Article. I All to he eold lief
———'— ,: ' One Doll-r Each l ll
PABULBTTB. This Fertilizer is com- 250 Genln’ Gold hunting-cue
_ . posed of night soil Andi ‘Wntchu, summon”;
the fertilizing element: of urlne, combinedl'zoo lAdiu’Gold Ind Enamellx
chemically and mechanically with other film ed hunting-cue Watcher. 35 "
nble fertilizing agents and übsorbeuli. . l, 1600 Genu’ hunting-case Sil-
It 1! reduced to n pulvernlent condition; ver Wntches, 35 “
read; for ixnmedinte 05:, end willhout ion of' 200 Dilmond Rings, 50 “
its highly nitrogenous furllllzing prdpertios. 1:000 Gold Vest & Neck Claim, 4 “
lts universal applicability to I" crop: and 3000 Gold Ovnl Band Bracelets, 4 “
30115, and itsn dnrnbility and netive qualities, ‘ 5000 Jet and Gold Bracelelr, 0 “
are well. known to be all thnt’ngrieullurlsu 3000 Chutelnine Chain: and
Mn desue. 1 Guard Chain, 5 “
Pnlcx $3O no fun. 1 7000 Soliwlrek Gold Brooches, l M
5000 Corn], Opal and Emerald
Brooches, t 0 “
3000 Gold, Cameo, and Pearl
Ear Drops, 4 “
5000 )losnic,’ Jet, LlVa, and
l-‘lr’nline Eur Drops, 4 “
7500 Coral, Opal, nnd Emerald
Elm Drops, 4 “
4000 California Dlnm‘d Brent
pins‘, 1‘ 2.50 “.
3000 Gold Fob A Vent Witch
keyl, ‘ . 2.50 “
4000 Fob h Vest Ribbon-slides, 3 “
000 sets Solitaire Sleeve-but
tons. Studs, 6m, 3 “
3000 Gold Thilnlnlee.l’onclle,tc., 4 “
10. 0 Miniature Lot-lieu, 2.50 “
4000 Miniature Lockets, Magic
Spring, . lo “
3000 Gold Toothpicks,orouee, 2 “
5000 Plnin Gold lllllgl, 0 “
5000 Clmeed Gold Rings, A “
1000 Stoneéctt Signet RlnzlJJIO -‘
1000 Culiférnin Diamond Ringl, 2 “'
7.300 sou Lndies’ Jewelry—Jet
‘ and Gold, ,\ 5 ‘f
GOOOnclsLudien'Jewelry—Cum~ ,
00., l’enrl,opnl,k 0111: r stunner, 4 “
10000 Gold l’cns, Sin-_er Extru
lion holders and Penrile, 4 "
1000 Gold Poul t Gold mount
' ed llnlderr, - 6 “
5000 Gold Penn and Gold el
- Holders, ~ . 15 ‘-
5000 Lzldi s'Gi‘.l I'Jet Buckles, L’- “
50011.ndies' Gill. and Jet llnir
lhra und Ullli, 3 '-
5000 Silveonhltts and Drink.
1 ing Cups, ~ .1”
l3"(' Slim-r (hutch, _ ‘ l 3 -'
;'_'ooo silver Fruit, C‘U‘d. njng,
‘ ane Baskets, - 20 "
5000 dozen Silver Ten Spooni, l 0 "
‘ loouudozeilSilver'l‘nble-Spoons
and Pork}, ~ 20 “ 40 “
ARRANDALE & CO., llx-nulncmrers’ Agents
No: [67 llnon‘mut. szuf You.
CHEMICAL comosr "Mm."
} ' lizer ‘3‘
lnrgL-ly composed nf nuimnl owner, Inch A"
mean, bone, fish, leather, hairgnnd wool, 10- ‘
gather wixh chemicnls und inorgttic fertilize", ‘
which decompose the mass, and relnln Hm
nitrogenous elements. ‘
It i nvery valuable fertilizer {or field crop.
generally, and espechlly for potatoes, and
garden purposes. ‘
Its excellent qualities. slrengjth and clump
ness, have made it. very popular; with all who
have used it. ' i ‘
PRICE, $4O rn 70x. =
- - H' ‘ This 111 hlv
Composlte Pemhzer; ”mm-c
fertilizer ‘is paniculnlly ednpled tor the culti
vation of [”254 fmiu, lawn: a d flowers. It
will promote a Wary \igorou;l and healthy
growth of wo‘ody‘nnd frlli',nnd Hugely inereue
the quantity ¢nd perfect the ‘ lunty of tho
frui‘. For hot—house and hfisehold pigm
aud,flo\vers, it. will be lcund my indispensable
article to secure their greatest Perieclion. It
will pren-nt nnr’ cure diseased conditionl‘ of
the peach and grape, and in | xcLueM for gun
and lawns. ;
Imomposed of such clem+ts as make iv.
ndn to we grow“: of all ki Id! of crops in
all kinds of soils. 3
The formula or method oflcombiuing it
constituent {utilizing ingrcdr‘fnu hugs.”-
ceivcd the highestnpproml ol e ineut chemists
and scientific ugriculturisté'. !
PRICE, 530 mm Tux. l '
1' 1e Auriculmml
Phosphate of Lime. ch 32“, a“...
puny manulecmre a Phuiphule of Lime in M:-
cordnnce will) a new and \‘ulxm‘fle lormuln hy
\\ Inch :1 very superior uncle is tnrbduved, so M
to be uflordcd majesa privr lhéu other Int-_uu
fnclurers change. Prank-a 1 “+9.9 lun- proud
thutits value,“ a fertilizer. is equal In the heal
Phosphate of Lime in film murky.
Pmcn, $6O run was. ;
__, 5 . -
"mus CASH. All mixers om lam or more,
will be delivered a: 'he Built-03+! sm‘mns and
the \Vnarws of Shipment. frog ut' carnage...
{Tunnge will be charged on $ll orders 9! 6
barrels or less. , ,
One dollar‘per Ton allowulcg for curmge
will be made on all me. d liwml n! the
Works of the Company. on Uu n 1 “'l:an
AGRICULIURAL CHE‘HUAIJCUXS WORKS
AT Cw 1. “'xunr, o.x ‘Tug't hmuuuz.
OfliCC, 413} Arc/4 Sh. I'luMlr/plriu, l'u.
\ R. I}. FHTS, G -urrul Agent.
The Company‘s Pamphlet (TL-uh”, uul‘ruc
ing I'uil direcziuus for using "cc above Ferti
lizers, sent by mail. Irce, Mun cquesxed.
Mar. 13, was. Gm . f
u 1
. 828. Hopkins’ni 628.
001‘ SKIRT .\IANUI-‘AC'PPRY, ~
No. 618 A 110“ SL, nfimé 61h, PIIILA.
, Wnuwsux nu “ELI!“ ‘ ‘
The most complete flasOl‘llé-lclll. grid heal
quality and sblés ol' Ludirs', .\lpssea' and Chil
dren's [loop Sinus. in the City. Those of
“OUR OWN .\len,” are gol'en fp expr «sly to
meet tha wants of Fusr Class "sun. ann
embracing nll the new und dhsirnb‘e «fit-s,
aim", lengths and size waists, ih trail and pluin
SKlRTsrl‘rom l 9 to 56 :prirgsj. lrom 33 lo 44
invhes long, um] '_'". 2}, 2;", 31‘ :I}, 3}, “ml 35
yards round the bottom; nmkiqg more llmn 1L
hundred varieties lur Lmlil-qun Misses and
Children‘s SKIRTS we are he and nllcomnc
u'lion , all that are made by u lime MIAMI‘LII
ou the kid pad “Hopkins“ limp Skirt. Mum
fnctory, No. 1328 Arch Slrgelpl‘ ilud.l., ' undauu
“Armored to gift snmlnmioni
lfi‘Auenls for the ."Nlfi: FLEXIBLE?
SKIRT, the most plinhlr Hoop Skin mmiv,
uqml to Dudley's “Duplex l-Illpzic” Skirt, Mid
ni. much lower prices. ‘ J
Also, comlnntly in recaipt qfn full flssm'l
uu-nt ot'gooul Easiern ma-le jjrl.‘ uhich are
vheing sold at very low prices. Kill [made-Land
nwtnlic Listened ”springs 85 tit-m 4 20 spring;
.\'l on, 22 springs 5| )3. Ju Splinus .\‘l :5 and
.4” springs $1 5“. SKhfl‘S um :I' to unit r, Nl
ler-d and renailed. Tum: cw. —-()m l'n‘re
Only. .For Circular conmininng. mluune ul
sulec, lengths, sizes and Prim-s, cull at or ml—
dress by‘nuil. iuclo=ing Slump: lar Posh-gO,
hllHl’h‘lNS' HOOP SKlllT .\l..\Xl'F.M'TUllY,
No. on 51ch Street, l'llthDl-JLI‘HIA.‘
)lnrch a, was. 3m L L
- ..) t .. ,_ ,- _ - .
New Goods !—Large Stock!
BIICHAXT “mama;
bl JACOBS & BRO.
have just received from the viii!" n lurgg' stock
0! goods for Guntlemeu's “1.14:1; embracing a
variety or .
CLUTUS, .
. . , C.\SSI\IERES.
' VEST!.\'G§I.-' ‘
Cnssinets, Jenna, tn... with mu) olhfl guods
for spring and “unmet Wear. 3
They are prepared to make hp garments M
the shortest notice. min! in thelvery hes! min.
net. The Foshloni nre rogulnqu received, and
cloth‘ing made in any deairrd style. Thny al
waysmlke neat fits, whilst their sewing is sure
to be substantial. 9
They ask : continuum-'0 of {he public] put
tromge, resolvgd h, goud I'Ol' Ind mualerule'
chm-gas to mrn'it. ‘ *
Gettysburg, Aptil 7, [862. ‘ ‘
Blacksmith: g. s
THE undersigned would mus! respectfully
_ ' inform Ihi- puhlit tln’nhe continues the
BLACKSHITHLVG BI'SINIIHs',
at his Ihop, lately Philip Dmraom's, adjoining
Troxel's paint shop, in East‘ Middle urn-t,
Gettyuburg. where he will a! ll] limo! he pic-
Eued to do Blacksmilhing work to Hiring“,
uggies, \Vpgons, to. That he know how to
do all jobs 0! Ike kind will not he questioned
by those who have a knowledgr at his long
,experiencr inz lhe bruineu. ('ome on with
your work, Ind you will be “timed wing you
“hit away—lnd for which he mll receive
(‘nlh or Country Produce. } -
ADAM HWZWORTEL
MM. 20, 1903. if - W ,
The Popular 7-30 Loan. ;
m: FIRST NATIONAL BA]. or am
‘l'l'SßL'RG bu been designated a Deposi
tary Ind Finuncinl Agent of the United Staten, ‘
and will furnish the popular 7-30 Coupon
Notes, free from all taxes, and convertible at.
maturity inlo {-20 six per cent. gold interest
Bonds. Will also {urgish 5-20 and 1040:
Bonds, one year Certificates and all other Gor
ernmem securities. Will buy Gold and Silver,
cash Conpool, sud minke collealionl promptly
on all occcasible points. ‘
GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Dec. 26, 1864. :f 7‘”
finds: Lands!
CAPT. B. CHRITZHASthMingjuu total-il
- from snip m use Wu: and um the
LAND regions in ‘God’s gm". labyrinth, he
would inform the cixizens of Gettysburg and
m vicinity am he i‘ preparrd, not on‘ :0
ofl'fl' OIL. buns, but LANDS 0v 3";qu
DESCRIPTION; Persons visiting Hamburg
would do View") all, as he will tarnish Illlinv
formation. 5. CHBITZIAN.
Jan. 2, [B6ll'
Pictures! Matures!
IV! MPBB hnvipc nrébued Sum!
L Wu‘r‘g'l vwrpaad’a. GAMEBY. u
mod to execute work in bu flu up»; 3.
II” ambush”: In the Stu... I! you deli»
I good 1313 mm, finished Accordmg to them:
jpprovemenu in the m, gm :1. the W"
long-mauliahad Gallery, 1:: ,Wm um].
street, Gettysburg. [la. .9. 1355'
" mm? mm for em ‘
L Jun mowed u mum;
.‘\nnuunue'!h.|hll& of the nbfiré list of goods
“HI he sold fur UM: Douala ouch. ‘
lu wnscqnouce ol the amt! uagnnllun nl
innu- in the Brumfilcturing llllll'ch ol Bug-
Lm-l. through the war luving rm ull' llll‘ sup.
pl) 0! cotton; n large quantity 0! Vullub.e
erelry, ul’lglfl‘llly inlt‘nlllflllfuf the English
mnrkél. has been senbofl tor sale in this culm
lry. AND \IITST M: sun!) A r .\.\‘ r chm.
VICE! l'ullcr these l'lrt’lllnihlllrc-l Allll,\.\-‘
DALE wt ‘OO., lll'llllg as nguuls l‘ur lhc prim-I—
[ml European mmmtiu-lnrcre. hwe rmulu- l
upnn :1 GREAT (”PT 11l 'l'lll.sl'l'lU.\, {uh
jeul lo the fullou'nr.’ regulmioxh:
Cen‘fimu-a ol'lhe \uriuus “flick-:- re find.
[mt lulu envelopes, mauled uj‘. and mixed ,‘nul
whvn urderud. ure lakvn out wlthuul leg Irl
lochuic . and son‘ by m lil, lhu! giung .1“ A
full ch mcc. UH h trip! o' the rrrrificalv. run
\ull :cu: u'h It yuu'nre ln lune. mu] then ILIH u:
yaur union to 80ml llw dollar and Lake the
mticle or mil, l’urclmserl In ly thm obuin n
(lul-l “'Mch, Dummnl King. M any S“ of
Jewelry on our list. l‘ur Us: Donn“.
SE“) 25 CENTS PM: Cl'leTll-‘II‘ATE.
In a ! PJn’Sflcliuns by mu“. m- rlmll charge
for lul\\u|'din‘,.' the Cur'xfirxuu, 1m" lug pun-Ag»,
unul uh‘uilu the hminesn, 2'5 cams vm-h, whn-h
must be :leosell win-u Uh.- Uu-ulfiwlc Ia amt.
lot. -Fwe l'erlalicmes~ w.” be soul. l-vr $l,
elcvrn for $l, lh‘my tor 5?», six!) dire fut Sm,
and A hundred l'ur SLI. ,
:‘Ul~2:\TS.—\\'e mm: “gt-nu in evrry tog:-
Inolfl, 2nd in mrry mun nul «mm; m Ilm
m-mlry. xgml Illu~e Mung us such “m lu- Ai
hmrd 10 runs on very l’urlifil‘nlu Ur'h‘rrd lur
l'n-m, prmidod their rcmiuuwm :Ill) ”Ulla (x,
0m- ululL-r. Agom’: will collect 2.“: cums hy
ru-r; t'trlil'u'me, um] rl-nuL 1.3 mm to In,
,cilllcr in (4:110? postage ”Amps.
“ .\‘Uf \.\II \l.}: k‘ (m,
J .01 hm dw‘), 3. Y.
.\ert. 6. 1865. 1!.
t& H. r. Anthea & cm.
RI A.\l.'F.\CTl‘l{EllS UF I'HUTHHRM'IIIU
‘ v‘IATHRIALS, nummmu: AND KLhIL,
:ulll BROADWAY, N. Y.—lu n Million in mm
umiu budness of l'holngruphiu Mun-rink, \w‘
are lle.udqunrters for Na- tulluMLg. nz:
STER I-zusml‘les k STEIN-ZUflUnl'lC VIEWS.
0! Int-so we have un imiueusv xmsuruuem,
including \Vnrh’renL-s, Ann-rim" pun! I-uu-iun
Cities Mud Lundsmpcs. (:ruups..."lnlulr.\’, kud
kc. Also, erh’iug S‘creum opm, lLr public
or privule uhibiliun. Uur Ilium-3w will me
Fun! lo any address on re’m-u-l of Slump.
PHOTOGRAPH!) Ahlsl Mai—WV sir-re the
hrs! to introduce their inlu llw l'nig-d Shun,
and “r mnnufautwr immeurg qumnitirn in
are-ill \uriclh rnlfgiug in prire {mm 71" WHH
Lo $.30 em-h. Our ALBUMS lmu-lhpwpuu.
liull ul boing'snpvriér it} hrum} null Illlrnlnli
:y to any olheu. They will In: sent by mail,‘
erP, on receipt ol prire. ‘
18.1%”: Alhumd mzule l 0 uninfu
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Our Cntulouue now embrm-e‘ arer HVE
THOUSAND difl'orom ouhjecu (10 which ud-Q
dilionl are continually being undo) of For
truits'ot Eminent Amt-rival", kc.. ti: : «bout.
100 Major-Gener-ls, (:50 Sulezlnen,
zoo Brig.-Genonls, Izm Din-m, »
213 Culoneh, 125 .\ulhon,
100 Lirul..-Colonel.o, 4o Ar-iszs,
2.10 mher omm,
' 3:: Navy o_fllcer_s,
15’) Promi ion! [Foreign Puflf.{ih:
3,000 copiol offi'orks of .\n, including re
production- of themoat celebrated Engraungn,
Paintings, Statueu, kc. Cllulugnu nul— ml
receipt of Sump. An order for Una Damn
Pictures from our Cntllogne will be ulled on
the receipt cl SLBO, Ind sent. by mall, Free.
-Pholographen and other: ordering good:
(I. U. D. will plane n-mil twenty-live [oer cunt.
ofAhe amount with their order.
‘ 3,. t u. I‘. .\sruuxv 1 CO.,
Nhnurnctguen of Photographic M‘s-(mgr,
S‘The prion and quality (3! our gopdn
unno: fail to snfisfy. [Son 14, 18:14. am
Lanes-tor 360 k Bindery.
was: wusr, - '
BOOK BINDER,
AND BLANK 300 K KAKCVACTUIII,
LANCASTTER, PA.
Plain and Ornaniquul BiuJing, o evéry de
scription, executed in the moat uubsmminl and
npproved styles.
8. W. Brown, Esq., Fame" Bank of Luann-
W. L. Pelper, Es ~ Lnnclner County Bunk
Sumac] Shock, Esq” Columbia Bunk.
Samuel anner, 3511., York Bank.» 1’
Willilm Wagner, Esq.. York County Blah;
I'. D. Canon, Euq., Bunk of Gettysbut‘. '
Peter Mutin, Esq., Proth’y olencnter cm, 'P.
Geo. C.llnwthoru,Esq.,Regislfl' "' ~‘ ‘“
Geo. Wbiuou, qu., Recorder u In
April 15, 186! "
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- Sale Crying.
W. FLESHHNG continhu the hating
. of SALE (DRYING, Ind sulioitu (h! «in!
Bed ”trauma 0! tbs public. m: hi! can.
mun enduvor to give lafiifncfion. Chine!
marinate. Resistance in Breckinridge megs;-
Ouulblug, _ , m‘; .2
P. B. eh I licensed Auctioneer, and" “5
Tu law at the cum Bmm. 9 V
Nov. n, ma. \ v
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