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SPECIAL No] 1058.
RUM ARKABLB CURE-9F STN‘F KNEE BNY
ALLCOOK’S POROUS PLASTERS.
How many persons; from stopping on a.
piece of orange peel, halve been‘lamed for Me.
A cue which migbthnvo been of this kind
has just been bnouglino our notice. A gen
“email, from placing the heel of his boot on a.
piece of olfange peelfwus suddenly thrown
flown, andv violently sprained his knee. He
Wad six manuals confined to tho home, though
he had lhe but medical advice. As u. but re
qort a rel-3' eminent physician was called Id
‘to see if nnyihing more could be done. Mitt
‘oxnminnu'on he said. "My opinion is, your
knee will newer be bent ngaini’ ,Hc recom
mended that the whole leg andkknee should
he encased in a plaster 0!"an bandage,
n hich would accelerate; the pelma‘nent stifljen
mg of the knee; and said, ”the sooner it. was
Jane the better." glut the pnlieht,.hgfore
. twing Iliii! npplicnfiqn and having a. alifl'knee
an life. enveloped it in our Porousi Floaters,
an?! in l‘l-ss than two months his knee was
pr-rim-tly foul-ed. , . i
Priy‘il‘nl Agency, Brantlreth Home, flew
l'crk. Skills yard or single plaster. Sold
by nll D . lers ln' Medicines. [Slay 29. lm
WHAT HORSEMAN
Will be Vmwut DR.‘TOBIAS’ VENETIAN'
IIUIiSE LINHIKNT? - ‘
TAUNTON, M‘s: , Mn: 14th, Issod
Dr. Tobias: Denr Sir—During 33 years
that l bane, been in the livery businezsfi have
med and sold a grant quantity of: various linio
moms, 011:, kc. Some two wars since, héa‘r.
jug of so many wondrriul‘ run-s having been
mndc by your Venetian Linixncnt, I tested iii!
moms, and films given the best. slnzisl'ncti‘on
m nnylhingi evgr used. 1 never sold» any
thing [fl-n! giveflsuch universal satislhction }
among horsemen. L ivzis destined to supersedui
all ollwrm Yours, tl‘uly, km,
0 i _ SAMUEL mmm. .
Fob] by NI druggists. Oflire. 56 Cortlxtndt
Hrw‘t, New; York; Price onc,doll.|r for pint
balm-s. ‘ , ; _ ' ‘
neg'Pountr-y deslors nre informt-d that no
”M'Hurs ure uow sent out. , [Slay 29. lm
“than F: 03! TH»
. A \HIRI“ WATI‘H,COMI’ANY.
h. hm lug (‘ 01h- kmmh-dgc that. imi
lmunqfinfllw Amtnrnn “inch hme bani pnf
Lyrll'l 4h.- mulkvfin grant number. mil-magi]
I v Inch LHLl"\Ur‘|k¥(‘§>ll|‘=§'o.i"j”ri"th(‘ rn-'
[alu'mn n!" mgr 1,5! uume proJm-ta. ll) )u‘fnm-r
I n. r.“ n int! nu Li aux! 15w pubiir fxom‘impnsi
-1m“, “4‘ «Ivnih [.UHNII llu- tzu-«II- nmr‘ml by
u- 2.11 m” \\:H~h(-'1 m \) inurifihly he Ln'm‘n.
\\ '~ In wuiwlurr- {our shlus 0: Watches
" I
Tim I'lu‘r haw llw ane
Mm: :m V w .\ll n «)0 ,\\'n:m~.u‘n, 114155.;
(V. rug-d «m “‘0 iMMo plain. .‘ ‘ ‘\
’l‘Em Swimx- Lns le- name» 7: ‘s’ 3 \
“.\l’l‘l HTUN, TRACY I: (‘(L. Wahhuflln‘,
.: ruprzncd on Llu- inside p‘mlc.
Hu- 'l'mhn 1.1:: Hu- nuxnc' '
l’ .\'. I; \R'I'IJITI', WJllhum, Mafia ," vn-
; I \JJ nu Hu- l'minlx‘ Mule
All I‘m- nlmvo 4tyle~ I; no the nnmc Ameri
(‘H‘ \'\'.H‘l| (‘O. plin‘ml rm 11M- did, and me
xx vrr. nit-J fremrrj‘ M-pu’t
’1 In» F-u Tn M: the nmnt‘
“\w li.l.l'_l{Y. Unsmu .\1 gs..'fion:-.m--1
r: ‘l4- inmit plum, um! is noz. nun-lied on the
All flu» ..‘. m‘v den rilmd w-m 1m: f‘fP mm} ) of
\a-mua 51:2». .uul uro 50L] m gold or sih’r'r
4' +2. n< may ho rf‘ll'lif‘ltd.
”Hun-v I‘. l‘ nmnrrnu: im'fl viivps 10 “MRI:
‘u ‘mv pllmlml. Tiny um U ml”) intrrilud
‘n M. rum '\ m nrmly :l] pronrhinpmr tmn
m m («min- me (INN-runifm uf the unm’cns-
\uuw: bmm Sumo an; [o‘ nu‘rnlui us nmde
L} (2‘o - l'umn “’nldn i‘uq of Boston, Mnss.”;
.4 nosurh rum-nu) existing. Sumo we named,
Hm “r’nl-livr’; \anrh." In [-11 sold :19 (war Fourlhi
u: \'~'m. 12H”) H5lO. tux-.:nlly Lng-wn as the
“n‘lNuhw'fi \\‘ xuh."_ (”ht-rs me named this
‘ .\l'f'h h a “ah 1: CO ;" ulbma thv ‘l‘. 3.!
I‘m!” r\'."~in=(r‘.u§ of our "I’. S, Harm-1Q" he-
[nus mmy “Millie's nmm-xl in smh n manner:
as m ‘undr‘y Ihr- idm 'lml tlmy are (I’m veriln-j
1 n r h,
11-- produvlwns 5f the Amcnvun “ any); Com-5
1 why. ‘ I
5 W 4» 41.150 cautinnj 'ho puMiqnnc] par§uhfly
'vnl-'ier.~. agnhmfi-Uuyug vermin nuixilos (‘.‘.LL-.
l'n “aim-5, co the!) ndfml'md in‘ll‘gustruud
r'llwl‘i;s ‘AI’IIU \Vnulns,""Ufiiurs"\_anchcs,"‘
‘ .\hgiv I’3 mo Übscn 01's," “A nun; fitlcbes,”‘
Ac , (he prhrs o! “-11:41 "re em‘ted [96 be from
:wcn'm Axtmn dollar}. A good hatch, in
lhcst; Lixuci, cannot, be afforded loria‘fuy such
mnnPy. :
A ““10 nlhnlion on the part a; buiers will
{mm (L mom from 21'qu iuwnsititm. ‘
nugxmxsqt AI'PLETON,
Age-MS for the Americnn Watch CO.,
May :1.“ ha , 182 Broadway,—N. Y.
TO DIE XS A BAD CAUSE
(.3 those who run in the rebel mnksilundoubf
mlly do, is foclish. But on the othdr baud
DYI-ZING vim A GOOD CAUSE
as those ‘_‘:le are wise 3‘ prm‘ent enough to
M! ‘ remedy me defects ofnauire Witt ‘
CIIRIZTADORO‘S HAIR DYE, ~
are doing evcry day, in every City of. the U
nion, is eminently prniaeworthy. ’l‘Lié peace
lul revolution is going ‘on througlfom. the
in. hole land, and tlins beauty and harfimny sup
plant bomeiiuess and incongruity. Manufac
lured by J. CRISTIADOROJ‘vO. 6 Astor House,
New York. Sold by Draggists. Applied by
an flair Dressen. K [May 8. 1m I
MATRIMONIAL. - 3
Ladies and Gentlemen: "you wish to marry
you mm do so by addressing me. I will send
'5O“, without money and withoutprice, valua
ble in‘ormntion, that will enable you :0 marry
happily and speedily, irrespective of age,
wealth or beauty. This infoi-mation will cost
ypu' nothing, and if you wish to many, I will
cheerfully nssist you. All letters strictly can
fidontlnl. The desired information sant by re
turn mail, and no reward naked. Please in
close postnge'or stamped envelope, addressed.
to some“. . Address.
' SARAH B. LAMBERT,
‘ Greenpoim, ‘
May 22. "am Kings 00.. New York.
\ 1 ...-Lamb— 1:
”FORMATION FREE E
To Nuvonr Savant-4A ; Ghtleman,
cured of Wdig Debility, Incompémxcy, Pre
mnmre Deny; and Youthful Error, actuated
Dy 9. desire to benefit others, will .he bnppy to
furnish to an who need it. (was: or CHARGE)
tbs recipe and direétiohs for making the aim-f
ple remedy used in his case. - Sufl'erers‘ wish
ing to profit: by the advertiser’s and Experience,
and possess: sure shd valuable remedy, can
do so by addressing him at. his pipes 0] busi
ness. The} Rpcipe. and full informsgfix‘f—bt‘
vital impogmnce—will be cheerfully gun by
remi‘nail. Address A
JOHN B. OGDEN,~
, 60 Nassau St“, New York.
P. B.—Nencus Sufism»: of both sexes win
find this infatuation in'vnluable. [Apr. m. 3111
THE BRIDAL OEAMBFB
K fate of winning and advice to those 1115
("333,in Sewing Wakneu, General De
bnjmso: lira-mature Docl’y, from whatever
fimfiMl‘fik 3nd, Fondanm reflect!
o M “ ' .. - ' " -
amt“!!! “this. for lbebonofit at
me 453% ‘ ‘_indk by main. “aria
:. cw" filfis s: sauna,
”:1! 15,0, h: - 11 f Bandit”, H7l;
1: mum; WATCH: " ' ‘
Luann- Noun" 1: nguau'
cusps nfthis watch Ire an entinly new in'
“oan posed ufsix different. ml: canhi
roiled 'fiigethcr and planithed,’prodncihi
exact imitation of 18 carat {(046, “Had AIL
which will nlwnfl keep its coior. They are
as l-enw‘til'ul as solid gold, and are afl'ogded It
one-eighth We can. The me In bun fully
designch with panel and shield for nun ".11
Patent; Push Pin, and engrnv‘ed'in the enct
9:er oi the celebrated Gold Hunting Lovers,
and are, really handsome and desirable, Mill no
exact an imitation oigcld as to defy detection.
The mot'ement is manufactured by the well
known St. Jimvr Wntch Company of Europe,
and are superbly finished, having engraved
pallets, fancy curved bridges, adjusting regu
lator, with gold balance and the improved
jewellcdl action, with line dial and skeleton
hands, and is warranted a good time keeper.
These; watches Arc of three difl‘erent sizes,
the smnillest being {Or Ladies, and are all
HunlingiCnses. A case ofsix will be sent by
Mail OriExpress for $125.00.‘ A singl‘e one
sent'in ‘a handsome Morocco Case for $25;
will reugily sell ior three times their cost.—
We are ‘golc agents for this watch in the United
States, and none are genuine which do DOl
luxu- ouh Trade mark. Address .
‘ ‘ (HEARD W. DEVAL'GH it CO.,
J. r ‘lmport'ers, 15 Mqiden Lane, N.Y
ane a, 1865.. 4: ’
DR. TA‘LBOTT’S P 1 LLB,
Comp
from me
vulué,nr
the Live
Organs.
Blood, a
ham, Jll‘
ness, Liv
Mvrcuria
tor-quH
half :1 pi
ordipury
will cur
lqng stxa
iupplief
T}! i
Sm JII
'sed of highly concentrated intact:
is and. herbs of the higheét medicinal
I infullible in the cure oral] diseases of
or my demugcmém of the Digestive
l 'ljheymcmoveunll Impurities of the
(3 fire unequaled in “recurs of Dian.
ndice, DyspepstScrofula, Bilious
rflomplaint, Fevers, Headache, Piles.
Diseases, llere‘ditnry Human-s. Dose.
3, mm pill in the mqming, children
I. From‘oxie w- three pills will cure
lenses, and Iron: one to three boxes
an} curable sze of no miner how
lding.’ Price 81.00 per, box. Trade
or 81-nt by mail. '
31ml TA-LBOTT, M. D., I: 00.,
I ~ 62 Fulton St", New York
5,180.11 1y
chm; Exdms‘a REMEDY.
mm Cum-1515 Cxuannzu Fun:
iepared irom n pxescriplion of Sir
Ptu s
M. 1)., Physician Extraprdinnry to
J. Clark
the Qulc n. This invaluable medicine is un~
inillngli the cure of all those painful and
dangcrb is disenses to which the female con-
Etiluiidl is midget. lt moderates all excess
nM l'L‘llOVcfi all ollstmclionsrlmd u speedy
rule in be iclicd on.
To . gin-iel] Ladies}: is pccnlinrly suitcd.—-
11. “ ill n n sh‘ort time, bring ofi‘tbe monthly
period with regularity. ~ '
Em- boulq, price: One Dollar, bears the
Chevnune L‘Smmp affirm: Brilnin, to pre~
l'l‘nl. all flailing, .
» CM o.\‘.—'-£IHICSQ l‘ills should not. be taken
by Fai: [as during llu- i-‘ms'r 11mm: nouns of
I’m-gm oy, I!‘ ”my lm- sum to bring on Mis~
curring; . lmt “th other time they are Fare.
‘ nwscol'Nu'vuusjmdSpinal AHegiuus,
lI.L~ 'JHTCL .‘uulLiiuhs, Fatigue on slight
. l‘nlpmumu I)!‘ the “Part, Hysxeyirs,
Etc-g, these P 1213 u in “Wet 3 mm- “ hen
means haw hilcd ; and although a
I TG‘M(‘n¢\‘ (In om: contain iron,cnlumel,
In a I
I’aim i
firefly»
Ilnd “.II
a“ (MW
[mm-rt:
,or anything humul to the constitu-
n nliux'u
tion. ‘
Full
Inn!» 1;
rt-(iinns in Lho pamphlet around enqh
'wM: L ghouidhvlnrt~lully prcsPrved
5' nHTNnggiets. Bah: Agcm for the
Into: upul ('zumda,
ME
MIE
Juli .\IpSES, L"! (‘orflnndt Sm”. Y.
SL4 l: mu! 6 [mange smmps enclofi‘d
mimrirnd Agtm, will imam a bunk,
is: {U I’lhs, I.) xcnurn muil. Suld by
cmcr. ‘ [N0v.14,1864. 1y
_.__.m,, __
.\'. n‘.
{a an}
(‘UHLI‘H‘I‘
A. I). B
.\LxBSIL} 14:5 CATARRH SMIFF.
i n-ufl' Inns thoroughly proved itself to be
‘ nrucle known Jor wring the Cnhrrh,
the: ”and 11nd UA-udnche. H. has Horn
'n gallant «rqnmqy in many cam-3' n]
M ’ ' '
‘ This
Ibo he;
Cold i‘x
{onmlh
St re Hy
um! 11L:
L, min
l‘uJ‘nrss Luz been n-mun-d by it.
ling bus uflcublén greatly impruved
“‘rugrfin'! and agrcm‘ la, nnd‘mvns nl
- causod
. ‘s u! the brud.’ The sensations finer
\ «Llighlhll 11ml oim'igomting. _. It
".35 out mil obstructwus,strength
n d gives a healthy nation to
‘ nrs’ ofsnh End use 0!
‘2‘ mi Headnrhc Snuff,”
L tor all the common
4 t- this moment
:1! ‘ "
m ' 9 best play
.‘i' I 11-55 and
Inn over) \let-lc.
\.
v 4
11111
'HDHF
l") Edd:
hung“:
uw-ns u
tunmr“;
3.1:: nds,
ens Ihr.
Ulfl- pm
1s nfl'vrh’d.
‘Hmn Thirty _
:JrslmH's (inlay:
. Hurt“
‘ Drift:
lms pm
dlSl’flSu
slumlsl
(n 1 its grunt yailué
701" mg Lend, , am
‘lighyr than evei'bé‘fore. \
'u nlnnu’nded‘hy nmny of
mud" IS 'used widngreut su
It i?
sh huh,
sniiifs»
‘lln- Culifmu-s of Wholesale lig
-1851: The undrrsigm-Ilflmvingki 1"
hrs bile-n m-qunirfn-d with “Dr. Mur
mmrh and llondm-lu- Snuff," and sold
whulcsnlc t'mdr, thcc rt'tu state, that.
\e it to Le equnf, in every respect, to
limld
gigts‘ in
man)“ y
eh:lll:s__
it in on
“.4- mm
the rum
(if CM“:
I)" 1210 l
mum n
Huff
vlluszcn;
(.ullc-r I
\\ mob,
F-lmnnd
Ma; liu
Ennis, 1
York; 1
son 3: R
New Yo?
Bush 5: (
For Sal
I}n'!l9hd.lfiun§ given of h for the cute
Lrlml Afi‘rutiuus, nnd Lhntit is decided
lSL artirlcfie have ever known for all
xdismsos ut'thc "mud. ~ ,
& Perry, 151mm}; Reed, film: 1: CO.,
Brown, anson It CO., ioston; Bud,
CO., 110510“; Srlh W. chle, Boston;
Fairbunk k (10., Boston; Henshnw,
& CO., Boston; I]. Hulls}, Portland,
nos 81. Park, New York; A. Buk I).
cw York;b‘l9phcn Paul & CO.,NPW
me] Minor 5 CO., New Ybrk’; McKeg-
Lbhns, New York; A. L. ScoviH &C 9.,
1:; M. Ward, CloSe & CO., Raw York;
hllr,jN€\\‘ York.
le'hyall Druggisls. Try it.
x, gscy 1y
OM
A GEN'PLEMA‘I " ,
of Nervous Dobil‘jty, Premnlure De
1' xlle‘ efiebls ol youthful indiscreticu,
nppy to furnish mm: with the [menus
Um vf chargc.) This remedy is sim
and vermin.
Cured
my. “I
wxll be
of cum]
pie, SMI
particulars, by return mail, phase
5 JOHN B. OGDEN,
3m \6O Nixsaau 8!... New York.
address i
.June 5?
'IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
A lint: 91'3verything reialing to the human
sfstem, ‘ ale and female; the causes and treat
ment of :dxsenst; the marriage custom of the
would; rhpw to marry wad! and a thousand
things never pizbiisfied belore, read the re—
vised and cnlnrgededition of: "Medical Com.
mon Se so,” a curious book for curious peo
ple, an a. good book for every one. 400
pages, OoJllugtr-atjans. Price SI 50. Con.
tents t ble sent free to any address. Books
may be had at the Book stores, or will be sent
by mnii‘v post paid, on receipt of the pine.—
{\ddressr : 3.4}. more, N. D., ‘
Jan. 30 ,6m 4113!) Broadway, N. Y.
i * m v _—
i A CARD {To EVALIDS. '
A Ciefgymnn, wiii‘ielresiding in Sbntb‘Amer
ice as m miasionnry,‘ discovered a safe and sim
ple remedy for thefiure of Nervoun Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of we Urinary and Sem
inal (Trgons, and the whole train of disorders
broughu on by banefulnnd vicious habits.—
Grent numbers have been'nlrendy cured by this
,pobie remedy. Prompted by '5. desire to bene
fit the nfliiqted and unfortunatv,’i willsend we
recipe for preppring and usio‘g this me'liicine,
in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
Fat: on Canon. ‘
’ Please inclose a stamped envelqpe; :ddreiied
to yourself. Addressm _ ‘ : ‘
' JOSEPH 'r. mum!
K Station D, Bible Home,
OQC. 34, 1964. , New York City.
% OLD EYES MADE NEW.
A Pipphlet directing holy to speedily n:-
storg sight and give up spectacles, without aid
of doctbr or medicine. ,Semfiy mail, free', on
receipt of 10 cents. Adam",
\ ‘ E. 3. room, K. D.,
Jan. 30. 6m 1m Broulvgny, N. Y.
S'A Wfiwr in the Concord Patriot can:
those clergyman who arg so full of wruh
an: 'all uncharitableness thew'glood-Kounfi
0‘ ’ion." vet appro ria esignafion
for ‘firimsfgae death—pm:- Argus.
Yes—quite as good as thtt which used to
be gpnlied to hnmsdl by the R7v. Wm.
Bivenn‘. s colored clergyman who ‘ travelled
the annuity” ‘mSouthem Pannsylvania, Ma
ryland hid the Valley ofVil'ginil. Who.
bout it vgu that he was “6051 “mi ‘htx’s
Buildulg, sent. here to back 3‘ lb. :' 'I
fi’ mum " 5 ch Genes
Leo VikmNewJlW I °.« .
Abolition organ talks about the ,lgublic gag _
““1 med“ 8.3"?“ '2’ “'8 "an” r VALE/ABLE mun NAL norm“.
“‘l' Prom“! 5!“ m “‘5 mm“ the O ._otz' rnuasnan and summer
.19 and destruction clover two hun- JLNE mg and 2411,, i 365, the “4mm“;
,‘9'SPFPH Pm _du’miy‘he f". Adminis/tntor oftho ecmte of William Bohr
z_'lay military authority or famous bnhgy. late of Mountpleagnnt township, Adam
Abolitiommoba. There is entainly “intel- C 0.,. demand, will sell at pnblic‘ we, Mme
lestual freedom”onongh it one talks. thinks, We residence 'ofsaid deceased, one mile south.
or write: in the interest. of Abolition and an: of Bonnughtown, near the Unknown
shoddy. but expose a thief, condemn-a m.l”roaa, (on Peter Weiken's farm,) the following
cally official or ogfloee negro equality and i valulble personal property, viz: ‘
suffrage, and see or! mochof‘fintellectnall THREE GOOD HORSES and 1 “are with
freedom” has “been gained by the war." ( Colt, 7 Mitch Cows, 3 Heifers, 5 Sheep. when!
- of H 033, l four-horse narrow tread Wagon, l
-__ two horse do., nearly new, 1 light one horse
Wagon, 1 Self Raking Reaper, nearly new,
(Flickinger’s make,) Threshing Machine and 4,
horse power, Winnowing Mill, patent Cutting
Box, Roekaway Buggy, good Sleigh, ’il'iieel-1
barrow, Jack Screw, Log Chains, Cow Chains“
Pioughs and ”arrows, 1 new heavy Cultivator}
Burrow, Double and Single Trees, ssets Horse}
Gears, Halters, site. Also, 42 Bags, 3 lot of
Bran, about 10 bushels of Buckwheat, and
about nine acres of Oats in the ground, a lot
of Bacon, 3 six shooting Revolve: and a good
Shot Gun. Also, Household Furniture, con
sisting in, part of 3 Bedsteads and Bedding,
Coverlets,Blankets, Quilts,Sbeete, tom. large
Diet of Carpeting, Tables, Chairs, Rocking
Chair, Steve and pipe, Barrel ofVinegnr. Tubs,
Barrels, Meat Vessels, kc, l large ,Copper
Kettle, 1 small Copper 119., Iron Kettle, Pots,
Dishes,Kiteben Dresser, Flour Chest. and oth
er Chests, and numerous other articles not
herein mentioned.
Also, on Saturday, the 24th instant, on the
home hrm,(forlnerly'Geoßair’s,)all the Wheat,
Rye, Oats & Corn thereon, in the ground, and
about 30 acres of Gross in the fields and
rhendows, in lots of different dimensions; also
slot of Chestnut and Oak Rails and Posts,
about 300 Clapboards and u lot of Oak Boards.
fiSnle to commence at 9 o’clock A. XL,
on Thursday, on the Wcikert larm, and at 1
o'clock, P. Me, on Sntnrdny,on the home farin,|
when attendance will be given and terms madei
known by ‘ _ _ . I
Agricultural Fair.
[NOE peace has been restored, it has been
resolved by the Board of Managers of the
Adams County Agricultural Society, to hold
a FAIR this fall, AbOlfl the usual time, a! lheir
Grounds, near Bendersville. The citizens are
respectfully invited to make preparations to
mnke it'inlercsting. by the exhibition of an;-
terial. A List of Premiums for Stock, Agri
cultural Products, Machines, Fancy Articles,
km, Will be published in due season.
BIRAM GRIEST, President.
June 19, 1865.
Fresh Arrival.
ATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES.
. COBEAN 4! CO.
havejuat received and opened another splendid
assortment of HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and
SHOES, for Summer weer, which they are
sailing at very low prices considering the
times. The intent styles of Summer Hats and
Ctps, of every description and price.
Boots and Shoes, of superior make, and, w
wnrramed to fit, always on hand. Work
made to order and repairing done on shortnog
lice, by experienced workmen. Also,
. HARNESS MAKING,
curriedpn in all its branches. Persons want?
hg anything in this line would do well to call.
.G‘Don’t forget the old stand in Chambers
bm-g sweet, if you not Bargains.
COBEAN 8 CRAWFORD.
June }9, 1865
Carriage-Repairing.
HE undersignedlwould most respectfully
inform the public thm he lml commenced
t e business of REPAIRING CARRIAGES,
BUGGYES, SPRING WAGONS, £lO., &C., at.
Dunner I: Ziegler’s Blnchmilh Shop, in East
Middle: street, Gettysburg, where he invites
all in need of such work to call‘. Having much
experience in the Carriage-building line, he is
able to promise that. his jobs will be well done,
and will prove satisfactory on trial. His
uhnrgn will be as low as possible, the limes
considcred—for cash or country produce. '
Jnuel9,lBos
Doctor 0. W. Banson.
FFICE at‘the Railroad House, (frontroom,
0 formerly occupied by Dr. Kinzer,)
' LITTLESTOWN, PA.
June I’9, 1865.. cf
.‘ Cumberland Coal!
A LARGE supply of superior
BLACKSMITII COAL,
now on hand at reduced price.- This Con] is
superior to all other Coal in the United Sln'tes
for welding and other blacksmith purposes
For sale by
City Cont Yard, Frederick city, Md
June 10, 1865. 13‘...
, ’ Notice. " -
ARIA BOLLINGER’S ESTATE—Letters
of administration on the‘ estnm of Mann.
lspiliuger, fizrte of Butler township, .\dntns
cdnnty, tit-gousedflmving been granted _tn the
uridvrsigne‘fl, resiaingfim the same townsth,
he hereby gives notice to all pereona inuehud
to snid estate to make immediate plume-m,
and those having: claims ngninu thp same tu
pr sent them properly authenticated tur sot
tlcmont. - J. HAXJ'JS, Adm'r.
June 13,11 865. 6:
<. - . Notice.
‘ EUJAMDI FEESERS ESTATE.—lmtcrs
B 1.! administration on the estate or b‘cuju
mm Fees", late of .\lonntjoy iownship, Adams
coujniy, deceased, having been gunmen to the
undersigned. residing in the sumo township,
be hereby gins notice to ail persons indented
to {aid estate to make immedinle payment, am]
tho e lining claims against. the same It; prr:
It“; them properly authenticated for SHLIQ
me i. JACOB I'l. FEESER, Adn'r.
JLne 12, 1865. m
:1 ;
"ting
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Md
1" a,
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ma
‘ Notlce._
UV ,éTIAN HOSTETTER’S ESTATE.—
Len lof Administration on the estult‘ of
Chrisljnnmester, We of Union township.
Adams county, accused, having been gran Led
to thy. undersignhlz residingin the same léwu
slfi'p, he hereby gim notice to all pefsonsin
dubbed to snid'estntefimake immcd‘mte pay
me§n?, and those having clulms against they
sure: to present [hem prcfiagrly authenticated
_lOll settlement. ‘\ ‘ ' "
‘ DANIEL GEISELmy, Adm'r.
.{une 123 1865. 6:!
1 Notes. \\
ACOB ADAMS’ ESTATE—Letters text}-
! menan on the estate of Jacob Adam
We of Conowago township; Adams _conmy,
de eased, bnvxng been granted to the under
signed, residing in the same township, he
be shy gives notice to all persons indebged to
sail estate to make immediateynynunt, and
thpse having claims againhmhe same to pre
cept. them properly authenticated for seme
mm. . MICHAEL QEILY, Ex’r.
Dune 5, 1805. 6!.” -
Notice.
ETER HULL’S'ESTATE.—Leuets of ad
ministration on the estate of Peter Hull,
late of chick township, Adams county, de
ceased, having been granted to the under.
signed, residing in the same township, he
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same to pre
'sent them properly Inthenticeted for settle
menl_ JACOB HULL, Adm'r.
May 15; 1865. M.“
Notice.
OREAS SMITH’S ESTATE—Letters of
administration on the estate of Botens
Smith, late of Huntington township, Adams 90.,
dec‘eued, having been grantedm the under
signed, residing in the same township, she
hereby gives notice to_ all persons indebt
ed to said estate to make immediate payment,
and those having clnims against the same to
present. them properly authenticged for set
tlement. LYDIA A. MITH,
May 29, 1865. 6: AdminietFau-ix.
County Treasurer.
FELLOW-CITIZENS:—I offer myself 9.
candidate for the office_ of COUNTY
TREASURER, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention, and respect
fully solicit your votes. Should I receive that.
nomination, and be elected, I will endeavor to
conduct myself and the oflice in such a man
ner, mu you shall never have cause to ”gun
that. you' voted for me. Yours in hope,
May 29, 1865. to H. D. WATTLES.
County Treasurer.
RGED by many, I offer myself as n candi
date for COUNTY TREASURER, M. the
riext election, subject to the decision of the
Democmlic County Qonventlon. Should Ibe
.lominatedJnd elected, I promise to discharge
the duties of 2!! files with fidelity and to the
best of my shim? ‘
JEREMIAH DIEHL.
June 5, 1863. to
County Treasurer.
RGED by many, I ofl'er myself M n» undi
dntefor COUNTY TREASURER, M. the
next electicTn, subject to the decision of the
Dcmocntic County Convention. Should Ibe
Vuinued 11nd elected, I promise to diachazgq
the duties of the allies with fidelity and lathe
but of my lbility. ' .TAUBESHEADAS.‘
Jun 12, 1885. tc.‘ ,\ 1 .
o to Dr.3.aomn-an “ aura—Tl
Gm unions» comfluw; .“_ ‘F’_
WM. K. GALLAGHER
,P. U. PYFER,
ELIAS MAYERLAdm’r
Jacob Klnnk, Aucfioneer. ,
June12,1865.‘ 2t ‘ -
Attention, Farmers.
HE subscribers Imve for sale the CELE-
T BRATED BRANDT RAKE, mn'de at 001-
umbia. HENRY. THOMAS I: SON,
May 29,1865. 1 Stmhun township.
Pianos !
[ANOS l—The undersigned would rnfpvct-
P lnlly inform the public that he can fqrnish
I’IANOS of the following mannfnclurprv, or
Ihosc of other make, it desired, Ant the lowest
possible prices:
cmuxnmm a SUNS. V
DECKER BROS. \
‘HAZLETUN BRUS. |\
Mamas BROS. . , \
' GEO. TECK. X
A.H. GAHLE kCO. .
‘ STEINWAG .L- SUSS.
WPaw'culnt attention is givnn to‘the se
lection of Piunoq: and “Ixen so soleczeq,in ml
-lion}o the mnnuhclurers guarantee, the Pianos
are guaranlud In; me. . ’ -
’ msox s; rumm .
'CABINET ORGANS A 512 .\IELODIANS.
The recent ixnpx‘oveuu-vns in these instnh'
moms aro‘Fuz'h M to fully warrant saying they
are FAR SUI'EKIUR to My other make. One
of the beg-n exidenct-s of their merit. is, that
Unir imprmcmonts are imihted by other
makers. The new 51313; four stop organ, have
n Sub-Bass um] Oct-ave Couplet, making it. an
Locially ndupléd to~Cllurch and
:l purpnsr-s.
EHPTIVH (HRCVLARS
y mm] to pvt-suns desiring them.
rcgululy. l'izlnos‘mkrn in ex
l’l-T'l‘liil\l§rlx'l‘7.,
instrument es
Snbbalh'Schu
pas
will He sent h
Pianos tuned .'
change
30 East. Market SL, York, [’ll.
[65. Um
Wall Papcjs.
(liPUC'I‘MS
m 1m: mum; ‘m‘ ‘
‘ \\".y\ (.1. PAPER,
VT GILIH‘J-‘J‘HORPS,
19 W 95: .\iuka-L Sum-l: York Ponn'n.
»‘A’ N‘
Juue 12,1‘
(3‘ mm
lam now n'Vorivi-g: u vrx} ‘sngm'im und choice
xxssurxment u! \\ \l.l. PAPERS, ‘i
15‘» CENTS ‘iIR PH“ I'},
2o (+515 l’l.R-P¥'~'l"“.. ‘
‘23“l£.\"|’£\'l'LßPHTFE,
' THUUSASDS -\T 30 (YENTS,
and n finc- !nt;nf'S:\ FIN PAPERS a! flu: hid
prices; )1 14 . u: (”phat uring guods. :l hrnuli
ful lot. of : minghmu Cumin-s, Curnices, and
curtain Bands. ' , .~
Also—\Wmduw Pawn, oi] Shades; Picture
(‘ord and 'Rngsolu; While and Cluck .\I-ming;
Floor and 'TMJe (hi Hath; \'eueLi:m Blind
TuimmiugJ; Damnks nf‘nll Cozors; Curtain
Fixtures; Poor Huh; kc , &v. I
36““! 0! which be M]! dispose of on,“
reusonnhl tum: as lnm‘: will peuuit. of 10::
Lush. - ‘ .
PAPER HANGING nucml- d to in any part.
of the Smfic, on the man rwwuablerlennsu—
Satisfnctiqn gunnmlied.
June-MSW. $5 '
New} FirmmNew Goods.
I
ANTI: & MARKER, having taken the 01d
and ell-known Slure Sttnd of Gm. W.
ligwe. in | Li'l‘l‘l.E.Sl‘()WN, A inms county,
would res eclfully inform their frien ls nnd'lhe
public 3 (gully. that, they areprepnred to sell
Goods as was they can be bought anywhere
nurof thin cities. “(all nmny additions of
new Goo , inst opened. Hwy offer an unusw
uatly lurk um! aux-active “mm , consisting of
DRY G ODS. for
ME "3. WOMEN’S and
icmmnmvs WEAR. .
~' 1 Gngcamas, HARDWARE,
.GLASSJYA‘HE. Ql'l-lENS-WAHE,
OTS AND SHOES, .~
\ A‘ND CAPS, ‘
JLS, GLASS, ‘
'erything to be found.in A first
we public are inmod to cull
vr themXelvea. No _troublzs to Show
Vith lux-gésgles nnd_smn.ll profits, all
Hbe benefil‘ed.\' ' ~ _
865. 3:11 K ' ' ,
. IL-t’l‘f
IRON. ‘1;
and in 98!“
class Sto
and-ee l‘:
Goods. 1
“I“!
panics w
Mny I,
‘l'aulormgK
AL. \\
CKENR‘JDE IN THE DRHIOND!
”‘1 F. ECKENRODE, FASEIQNABLE
Informs his friends and thé‘r :üblic
that he has REMOVED his T: 'lor
llshmem to the sebond floor of Sn. .
‘9'” Brinkcrhofl's Clothinr‘
REMO‘
.]
G EON
TAILO R,
generally‘
ing Es‘ta?
3' TI
, i
.81..
son’s bui ding, (m‘er Brinkcrhon » iotu.
Sung) n rfihcnst corner of Hie I‘ublic'Sqnm-c,
entrnnpe n York street, where he is prep'ncd
to do a]? drk in his line in the best‘mnnner,
and to th sntisfnclibn of customers. He em
ploys no 2 but first class hands, and receiving
T'IJE FASHIONS REGULARLY,
he can "armnz fashionable fits and ncni and
snbslautihl sewing. He asks a share of the
pnbiic’a utrnnage, promising to spare no ef
fort to d serve it. His chm‘gPs will afiways be
found as moderate 35 {he timps will low.
Cumin and Repairing done at the shortest
notice. [Geltysburg,April 10,1863. m
I: P. Bayley 8; 00.,
was In:
CHINA, GLASS & QUEENSWABE,
WARE, FINE CUTLERY. '
. '5 (:ASTORS, #O.,
was Smnw, xnn BAL’FIIOHD Sl2,
BALTIMORE, AID. _
pEA
fiflxw
No. 6 11
GLASWARE :~Tumblcts. Goblets, Wines,
Lngers, 'lnsks. Blk. Homes, Candy Jars, Do
cunters, I res. Dishes, Fruit Bowls} Salts, Uns
tflra, Gator Battles, Ker. Lamps. Katharin
noys, Lanterns. kc. _
oust-fen” arm—mates, Fm Qishcs, Deep
(10., Co cred (10., vaered ”Bum-rs, Tea Pets,
Sngars,erem, Bowls, Pitchen, Chambers,
Basins pad Pitchns, Mugs, Spittoouh. Tea
Sets, Tqilel Sctstc. ’ '
COM. STONEWARE 2—Jngs, Jors,lPitchan,
Milk Papa, azc. ' [May 1,1865. Iyi
\
1 Notice. ‘
. mm “st's ESTATE—Letters m
mliministratiou‘ on the estate of Henry
Masteruhle of Germany 0.1.1., Adams county,
(homer, having been granted to the under.
signed, _esidinginiheaamepwnship.they here
by give! notice to all persons indebted to said
estate 1b make immediate payment, and’ those
having éhims against the same to present them
pupal? aulhehliutcdfor settlement.
‘ MARY “Sims.
HENRY MASTER,
Admmiatmmm
‘ ”ragws,‘lB6s. 6:
”‘A I , Arrow Root, Corn Sun-ch, Rice-flth
§an (“Mathn‘hr we M. w. HORNE!!!
mg T“, E . ,
_ ‘ \
A Vahuble Farm \
T PRIVATE SALE.-—The.subscrihe|3,
A Executor: of the lust will and testament
of Leonard Delnp, deceased, 011'» St Private
Sale, the follnwing Real Eslnte of mid de
cedent, viz:
A FARM, situate in Tyrone township, Austins
county, Pm, adjoining lands of David Me,
Daniel Brume, Rudotpb Deicrick. and others,
containing 200 Acres, more or less, about 50
notes of which are woodland and 30 acreé
meadow. The improvement! u-e .
It Two-story Wankel-boarded I I
HOUSE, 2Te n: Houses, large I
Log Barn wis2Wagon Shds
nlmcbed, Corn Crib, Smoke House, Spring
House, 2 good Orchardifnmi n neverfnifing
spring near the house. There is a stream of
wtter running through the farm.
fii’ersons wishing to View the proper‘y
will be shown the same by calling ox; Daniel
Deiup, residing thereon. _ > > >
JOHN DELAP,
DANIEL DELAP,
Feb. 6, 1805. If Executors.
. _._.. --_ _ _+,_
~ .The Old Stand,
N THE HILL. ~
. 3 J. M. ROWE,
Thankful for fast favors, invites the citiitus of
Gettysburg‘and vicinity to his stock of Goods,
consisting in pan. of
SUGARS, 4 .
corneas. ‘ ,
snaps, ‘
TEAS, .
J CROCKEBY-WARE,
TOBACCOS,
BACON,
} LARD,
LAMPS,
BASKETS, ngn, OILS, sons, Nonuxs,
FLOUR AND FEED,
all of which he is prepared to sell low as the
lnwest. Country producb taken in 'exchnnge
for goods, and the highest prion paid. My
mono is ‘finick Sales 3.: Smul'."Prnfils."--
Give me a on“. J. N. ROWE.
May22,l -. u ‘
Russell’s, Screw Power
VD THE ‘
_..__ QVESLIEEAPE'? 3.12310 me
BOTH COMBINED MACHINES
The lubscriher is ngen! for the‘above ma
chines. The Screw powerlms found a ready
market since introduced in this Conngy, Ind
givcssntisfactiw, a fact to which many farmers
will certify.
‘ THE OHIO REAPER “
has given satisfaction wherover used, over
three thousand having been sold during the
last season. The demand was so great the
company intend putting out six thousand this
season, which we considgr the best rgcommen
dnlion for any machine. It is at cpg-gcnred
nmohine,‘snid to be oftery light draft, work“!
with gnse with one spun of horses. This ma
chine, ns 3 Reaper, can be worked with or
without n mke. Farmers Widiing to buy
yronld da‘well to make their purchases early,
its the demand will be great. Last season we
“are unable to supply the demand in conse
qiience of persons milking up their minds too
late in the semen. Extrut always kept on
land. Specimen machines can be seon by,
calling on the subscriber, two miles northcnst
of th'ysbu‘bg, on tho llarrisbur‘g mad. -
' " 'l “’ll. WIBLE, Agent.
April 17,11865. (f . ‘
. S. ‘ 7-30‘ Loan !
THIRD SERIES, $230,006,000.—8y author
ity 3f the Secrbmry of the Treasury, the
nndersigfigd, the General Subscription Agtmt
for the we of United States Securities, offers
to the puhm; the tliix-d series 6foensm-y Notes,
bearing seyen and three-tenths per cent. inter
est per Imam, knownnq tho _
7-30 LOAN
Thesq note3“\\n§-o issued under date of July
15,1805, and rule“ payable three years Tram um:
date in currency- or are convertible at the
option of the holdkr into '
U. 8. 5.30 Six per cent.~
GOLD—BEARING BONDS
These Bonds urcgnoxv worth, a handsome
premium, and are eangpl, as are [all the Gov
ernment Bonds, fron‘fi‘alc, Comfy, and Ham'-
(I‘l2er mum, which n'ldil'from am (a three p'er crnt.
per (infirm 7o Meir nzlm,\§ccordiug to thc mte
lefled upon other profiéyty. The inlerest is
pnynbfc semi-annually by‘tcou ponn nltached to
each note, whichgmy be\\cut off and said to
any ban].- or banker. The interest at 7-30 per
cent. amountsto , \ .
One cent per day on 3|, 550 note.
Two cents “ “ “'\ $lOO “
Ten H H H \5500 H
20 u A: u $lOOO 1:
$l 4 ' U M (1 $3OOO ll
Noxes of all the denominationé named will
be promptly furnished upon rccejpt of sub
scriptions. ' , ‘
The Notes of this Third Series are prociaeiy
similar inform and privileges to \hye Seven-
Thirties already Soil]. except that tthovern
men: resgrres to itself the option of paying
interest in gbld coin at 6 per cent” instead of
7 23-10113: in énrnn'cy. Subscribers win flcduct
the inte'resg in currrn‘c! up to July 15th; in! the
time when they subscribe. ‘ .'
The delivgry of {he notes of this third aeries 5
of the Said-thirties will commence on the‘ist
of June, imé will be made prompfly and cou- s
tinuously after that d'm. A . ‘\
The slight change wide in the conditions OE,
this THIRD SERIES «_fi'ects only the matter of ‘
interest. The pa; men in go”, if wide, will
be ‘equifalent to Lhe‘currcucy inlets}! oi the
higher Mite. , .
A Th'e return to specie gnyments, in the every
ofyvhicb only will “I? opfiéfi‘fb pay interest in
Gold be nmiléfl ofiwould so reduce and equal
in prices that purchases madmilth six per
éent. in gold would'he fully equal to _lhose
made ,wltlx éeven _nnd three-tenths per cent.
in currency. This is . '
THE. ONLY LOAN 15' MARKET »
.now offered by the Government, and its supe
rior advantages make it the -
(then pom“: LOAN OF THE 950 mm:
Less\then $230,000,000 of the Loan author
ized by the lest Congress are now on the mar
ket. Thishunonnt, at the rate 3g which it in
being absorhehpuvill all he subscribed {9l' with
in sixty days, when the notes will undoubted
ly command a firemihinnn has unifhrmly been
the case on closing’ thefihqeription; to other
Loans. ' ’ \\
In order that‘oitizens of rely bwn and
sec'tioh of the country niny b:vn\fl\Med facili
ties (or taking the loan, the Nntio l Banks,
State Bnnks, and Private makers filament
the country have generélly agreed to recLeiye
snhscrlptions at par. Subscribers will nelcék
their qwn agents, in whom they have confi
dence, and who only no to be responsible fér
the delivery of the notes for which they re
ceive orders. - JAY COOKE,
Subzcription Agent, Philadelphia
flSubscriptionl wiu'be received by the
Getlyibnrg Nntiond Bank and the First Na.
gional Bank of Gettysburg. ,
lay 29m 1865. 2:31 ‘ '
Notice.
WILLIAM BAUGHER‘S ESTATE—Let—
ters testamenmry on the cents of Wu
,lfum Bnugher, late of East Berlin, Adams
conmy, deceased, having bun granted to the
lundenigumi, residing in the same place, he
, hereby given noting” All persons indebted m
-snid esmte to make immedilte payment, sud
those having claims against the semen pre—
fsenc them pro "15 nutbenticutcd for‘seme.
‘x‘nent. -‘ $8 KGB BAKER, Executor.
June 5, 1865. 81*
- D CIDER.—Jm received at «Dr. R.
, .~ HOW’S Drug Store, nu pure sax
phnficf Mite “lift???” Cider; 1
Earn ”Ann"mqnnn‘ its:
12; and 15 mm, ac “ammo:
3 Important Annoufiégment.»
1,0 mm SALE _ ~ V
I J , 0., .
’chr‘ms, CHAINS, DIAMOND 2'24th M)
l mu; MILLION DOLLARS wonrm
‘ . _To a: Dispoun or 11' \
A ONE DOLLAR EACH!
Without regard to Vnhle! Not ‘to bu paid to:
anti) you kan-wbal you are to revoke! H
Sphndid List of Armin“ All to be lold for
Une Imm Each-l l3‘ .
BOO‘Mnsicnl Boxes. \ s2otoslso each.
150 Musical Boxes, with Bells
And (Instincts, . x 200“ 600 0“ ‘
500 decr Teapots and Cofikg ~ i
Urna, 20 “ 50 ” i
500 Silver Chafing Dishes, 30 3‘ 100 “ ‘
1000 H Ice Pitchers, » 2o ‘\ 50 u '
2500 “ Syrup Cupsw‘uh Sal
vers, _ ‘2O“ N‘
5000 Silver Goblets and Drink- ‘ '
ing Cups, 5"“ 50 ‘
3000 Silver Castor!) 15 “ 50 "
2000 I‘ o Frnil,Cnrd and Cake
Baskets, '2O “ 50 “
5000 Dozen Silver Tea Spoons, 10 “ 20 do:
10000 ‘2 “ Table Spoon;
and Forks, 20 “ 40 H
250. Genzs’ Gold hunting-case
Watches, ' ' $5O toslsoehch
250 Ladies‘ Gold And Emman
ed bunting-case Watches. 35 “ ‘7O “
500 Gents' hunting-case Sil~
ver Watches, 3 35 “ 70 “
200 Diamond Rings, 60 “ 100 “
5000 Gold Vest 4!: Neck Chains, 4 “ 30 H
3000 Gold 0m! Band Bracelets, 4 “ 8 “
5000 Jet. and Gold Bracelets, 6 " 10 "
000 Chatelaine Chains and
Guud Chaim, ~ 5 “
000 SolitairchGpld Brooches, 4 “
5000 Coml, Opal and Emerald
Brooches, -
6000 Musalc, Jet‘ Hum, 3nd
Flr’ntine EM Drops. 4 “
7500 Com], Opal, and Emerald
Ear Drops, ‘ 4 u c‘H
4000 California Dlnm’d Brcaut- ‘ -
pins, 2.50 N 10 -H
3000 Gold Fob & Vest. Watch-
keys, 2.50 ” 8 “
4000 Fob tVest Ribbou~slidcs, 3‘f 'lO “
5000 sets Solitaire Sleeve-ML- -
tons, Studs, kc., 3 ” 8 “
ZOOGGoldThimblesfencilsflm, 4 “ 6 _ “
10‘ 0 Miniature Lockets, 2.50 “ IO “
4000 Miniature Lockets, Magic
Spring, 10 “ 20 “
3000 Gold Toothplcks,Crosscs, 2 “ ' 8 “
5000 Plain Gold Rings, 4 “ 10 “
5000 Chnscd Gold Rings, 4 “ ll “
1000 SloneSet& Signet Rings,2.so ” 10 “
1000.0:11ifomia Diamond Rings, 2 “ 10 ‘l
7500 sets Ladies’ Jewelry—Jet
nnd Gold,‘ 5 ”
comm-ts Lndies’Jewclry—Cam
eo,l’earl,o[u\l,& other-stones, 4 "
10000 Gold Pens, Silver Exten
alo’n holders and Pencils,
1000 Gold Pens & _Gold mount
ed Holders;
5000 Gold Pens and Gold ex-
lension Holders, 15 “-
5000 Lndius’Gilt A: Jet. Buckles, 5 ”
500) Ladies’ Gilt and Jet. Hair
Bars‘nnd Bum,- . 5 “ 10 “
ARRANDALE 5: CO., Manufacturers' Agents,
No. 167 Jimmuwu, Nsw Yonx,
Announce that. all of the above list of goods
will be sold for 0.1:: DOLLAR ench. _ .
In consequence ofthe great atagnntion of
tradeiu the manufacturing districts of Eng
land, through the war having c‘ut‘ofl’ the sup
ply of cotton, a‘ large qunntifl or Valuable
Jewelry, origiufl‘lly intended for the English
mnrket, has been sent ofl'for sale in thiwoun
try, AND MUST BE SOLD AT A'NY SACRI
FICEI Under these circumstances, ARRAN
DALE .12 CO., M‘ting us agents for the princi<
pnl European manufacturers, have resolved
upon a grent GIFT APPORTIONMENT to be
divided occcrding to the following regulations:
Certificates of the vnrious articles nre first ‘
put into eflvelOpes, sealed op, and mixed ;a_ud
when ordered, nre taken out without rEngd
to choic‘,\n,nd sent by ‘mnil, thus showing no
favoritism. On receipt of the certificate, you
will§en what you are to the, null then it is nt
your ortion to send the dollar 1%“! take the
article or not. Purchasers moyt us obtain a
Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or any Set of
Jewelry on our list for Our. DOM-“l:
SEND 25 CENTS FOR CERTIFICATE.
In 1111 thnsabtious by mail, we shall charge
I for (orwarding the Certificates, pnying postage,
Laud doing the busincn, 25 cents each, whflch
must be Enclosed when 'lhe Certificate is sent
9 for. Five Cemficmcs will be sent for $l,
leleven for s2,lhirty for $5, sixty-five for $lO,
]and a. hundred‘for $l5.
WHAT THE “ PRESS" SAY OF US.
TIM: Lqfixyetle (Ind.) Dolly Carrier, March 18,
1865, says.- “A better selecwd, more varied
or fashionable assortment ofjen glry cannot be
found on the. continent than Amwdnle 5; Co.
are now oll'ering. Messrs. Aurnndale & Co.
occupy n high position in commercial circles]
as men entirely nhove the common trickery or‘
trade. Their statementsmuy he implicitly re-‘
_lmd upon, bmh as to the character of their
l goods and the. manner of disposal. Ladies 1
especially, in all pants of the country, nre‘
lrcfllizing handsome profits as agcms, and if
. any of our lair renders desire to interest them
'selves m the enlerprine, they may do so with
‘perfectconflduncefl' - ’ _
l Gin-hr GIFT Dwrgxuwxox—A rnre oppor
; tunjty is altered for obmiuing gnu-hos, chains,
1 diamond rings, silverware, etc.,~by Messrs.
Armnd do At CO., at No. 167 Broadway. Th'ey
have an immense stoék of articles, varying‘in
value, and -all are ofl'ered at fine dollar each.
The distrihrition is very lnirly done—you agree
, to take ll certificate of a cqrtnin article. enclos
led in an envelope, and are not required to pay
syour dollar unless you are satiafied with the
article, which‘will certainly be wanh more
than that nmonm, and may be $5O or $100..
*An excellent mode this of inyesting a dollar.
J—Sumlay Tuna, Iv. I'. cw, m. w, 1865.
Iv Messrs. Arrandnle k 00. hove long been
.‘p’ersonnlly known to us. and in believe them
in be every way worthy of public confidence.—
N. Y. Scout's/l Amm‘cua Jaun, June 11, 1864.
We have inspected, ”at the office of Armu- ;
dale A: Co.’s Agency for European llnuufnc
turinchw'ellers, a large Assortment of {ash
ionolblo and valuable jewelry of the newest ,
patterns. We also noticed a large quantity of ‘
silver plate, and understand that the whole of
these newly imported articles are to be dis
posed of on a novel principle, giving great ad
vantages to buyers, and afl‘ording cxlensh e ‘
employment to agents. We know the firm in
question to be very respectable and thorough
ly worthy‘of public confidence, and recommend
our friends to read their advertisement.-—N.
Y. Albion, September 3, 1864.
Exrtowsur roe. Lewes—The most eligible
and profiuble employment we have heard of
for; ladies is the sale oi certificates for the
Great Gift Distribution of Arrsndsle & Co.—
A lady ofon: acquaintance has been very suc
cessiul in this way, not only in filling her own
purse, but also in doing a good-turn to those
to whom she sold the Certificates, as will be
seen by our advertising columns. Gentlemen
can also be thus ongngcd.——N. Y. Sunday Aler
tury, Au]. 14, 1864-.
The British Wing of Kingston, 0. W., says,
Nov. 26th, 1864, “One of our lady subscribers
became an Agent for Arrandale k 00., and by
request brought some twenty articles sent as
prizes for her agency, to this once for inspee»
tion, and without hesitation we can state that
each and all at thoarticlcs were worth treble
the amount at cost to the recipients, and some
of them six times.” .
Wexhare seen some very pretty specimens of
Table, and Tenspoons, Gold Watches, Ladies’
Chains,-l’ins, Bracelets, etc., which have been
sent by Arronaale & Co. to this place for $1
each—Amelia qurler,N. Y. Slale,l!’eb. 15, ’65.
AGENTS._——\\’¢ want agents in every regi
ment, and in every town aqd county in the
country, and those mange: such will be al
- 10 Cents on everyx ifica‘b orderedfor
them, provided their remittance manuals to
one dollar, also other induéemanta which can
he learned on npfi'litmtion. Agents wifleofilect
25 cents by every Certificate, ' d remit. 16
cents toms, either in cash or pofiXge humps.
ARRANDALE‘b 0.,“
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Ambrotype, executed in the best manner
is as HWPER’S GALLERY, in Middle street.
J: n. 9, 1865.
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‘No. 430 Chen‘tnut Street,
Philadelphia
May 29, 1865
UTUAI; FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
luuonronnxn, MAM!!! 18,185}.
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President—George Swo‘pc. ‘ .
Vice Pnsidenl—Samncl R._Ruucfl.
Secretary—D. A. Bu‘ehler.
‘ Treasurer—E. G. lo‘nhnesiock. '
I Exocutlvé (30mmlttee—llobért,llcCurdy1 An.
drur Ilclntzelmnn, Jacob Kl‘ng.
Ll.\:zmlus.—Gemge Swopo, D. A. Enabler
R. McL‘urdy, D. McGrenry, 11. Elem-Morgenfl.
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ing to $11,)88——5G,769 of, which leave been
paid during the last two years. Any person ‘
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above named Manager: for further informmlon. *
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Mn. 13, 1865. u
OTICE o‘s REMOVAL.
N LAWRENCE D. DlE’l‘Z & 00.,
respectfully beg leave to übtify their trio-Ih,
customers and the public generally, tint they
have removed from No. 151 Franklin street, to
tlie commodloae {our-story Warehouse,
NO. 808 BALTIMORE STREET,
between Howard and‘Liberty, where they will
for the future conduct the, Wholesale Bull»
ness,.aalely lu ~ 'k
Hosiery. Trimmings,
Fumiahing Goods.
Perfumery, Notions,
. Stationery, Untlery,
’ ‘ Toys, km, kc.
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country purchasers, feeling confident n! theit ‘
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March 14, 1864. _
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