0
.VARIE3tTS ,
.‘When the question?“ reconstryrtmg
North Cacti“ plaenwl like“, trio diale
mien: iron: that State pressed their él-ims
.npon President Johnson—one radical. in
favor of negro wfli‘sge. consolidntion, con.
fixation, and a general enslu'emept oi all
nnm'de Hie pals of their circle; the other
ionrgvntive Ind respectable. To the lat- 1
bar the President gave his approval. He
has apfiointed I provisional governor, who
,is’to ,toke megsprea to hold a convention to
lament! the Conutitulion in respect to'nlave
ry. The election‘ii not to be I bayonet
alliir, but it is to-be held under the old
.L‘ongtiluhon, And nll men who are le’gnlly
Hualified and who line taken the _unnesly
cm. are to be considered loyaqlwd nllnwfl’
to vote, Thin was gnll’lo the minority ndiw
cuts or North Curolinn, nnd. of course, 'also
to their rapporteur and prompters in Penn-1
sylvania and elgewliere. But.“ that was,
guli to them, the Preeident’s “dorsément‘,
,oftln pyinciyle of State Rights has worm-'
Hood. He Inn's. in his proclamation, with:
n-ference lo the restoration oi civil author
}ly in Nor”: Carolinl: ' z t
' “Tire said convention when «gained.
pr the Legislature that nifty theren ras
teuible. will prescribe the qualifications of
planters and the eligibility of persons to
hold oaica under theL‘op-slitulion and law: of
,lhe Stats, a pawn (lit prop/NJ (Ila shtvnul Slated
iofll’msifl'q (It! Federal Union Innk Tlgltlflllly
Tr/‘ciml firm (It! origin qf (lie (luvcmmcnlta
I/lr prmnt time.” '
No wonder the radicals around us are
tell“ as mice, orxonly given to low mutter:
tugs, under so summurytuquelching of the
ruueojidation throw and negro nutfruge.—-
For taking this position Vrenident Johnson
stolen-veg the most sincere thanks 01 every
:filmxcn’ative map in the country, irrespect
tve of party. for ugly through the opal-3130::
pt such principles as he has foreshadowed
can |l_te nation be brought. once more back
to a state of peace, outer ayd comltlgte and
tasting union. 1 ‘
I’unlon ,6/ Columbia ()Imnly I'risanm.—-The
following article, cqufi-om the Columbia.
Dcnwcmt, will explain Piuell'. It. has caused
unlense gg-alilicalion in Columbia county,
and deservedly so, {qr (hero ngvevr Was a
‘ greater outrage fierpetmted‘ upon any pod.-
ple than the punishment inflicted upon
4th3 men: ‘ " - ' a.
President Johnson has pnrdoned Jahn
llanlz, anontme Fell, Banquin Culley.
.luseph M. Vainwickcl. and John C. Lemon,
the inst of the 46 men arrested last Angua‘ih
by the Abolitianiats. in the mmnnmhle "Cu
lumM-A (lamp/y Invasion," They phased
through Bloomsbury on Wednesday of lust
wet-k. irom Furt‘Mifhin. to their homes up
Fishing creek. 'where they will enjoy the
moiety of fricmds and horde unmolestéxl,
and live respected. as they eyl-r have done.
while their sneeking, 'lyingy‘loyu! accu-
Hars will find that in warm territory for
them to inhabit; and mny. perhn ', be com- ‘
yelled to flee the country. . ‘ i
The arrest oi these men and heir col
leagues was both ilinnl and u ijusl—ior
many of they: were discharged ithout a
hearing, and tliospimprisoned we eeonvict
pd by perjured Witneasm—alldhénm‘. their
pardon was demanded by every considem—
tion ofjuatice, humanity and Christianity.
“‘9 than say. so far bully for Johnson.
*-
E'Demwréts heave the same right to
speak that Abolitionisla have. hm] May will
exercise it. For ngr year’s the Denjoqracy
have pin up with a}! kinds of slang and
abuse, and, they have concluded that. that
is about long enough: The tables are
turning. ‘ , \
S‘l‘he New York Sun suggests that.
Jefferson Davis will raise an important.
int in his trial, as follows: “Was not
E 35 discovery, notwithstanding fine crino
_iihe disguise, a rccogqition‘of tno ‘Conl‘ed
male Government? " 0n the Republican
pheory that the Presidentis the government,
§t cegtninly was. «.. .
RSVP-he Louisville Journal thinks, and a.
great hany people lvill agree with it, that
“a salaried law Officer of the Government
is alWnys liable go incline, perhaps uncon
sciously Lo hinlself, to the notion [but it. is
3' part of- his official duty 00 find authority
for what the Government wants done."
fieThe Mobile News says Southern Gen
pral Dick Taylor, séon after his surrender,
xemarked to qua of our oflicers : *_
“We am fairly beaten, and there is nb nee
rolonging thefitrife; there is nauseeilher in
Being hbstile or sullen in acts or appear
nnce; but. now that ib'ia all up with the
Urnledemcy. it becomes the people‘to sub
mi; and return to their allegiance, and be~
come goal and pewnable citizens of the
United States; and,” said the General
with emphasis, “I intend to do all I can to
influence the people to Luke this course!"
[e‘Among the new fulsions in New
-York,_at present, is this, that no Indy goes
to lbegravowitha husbnnd. child, or frjoud.
Woman are cqmpelled Lo ail. solitary in the
house. whileithe ggutlemen attend the hu
rial. Many lament. the heartless custom,
_but fashion is Enegorable., A .
, fifresldent Johnson has respectfully
,leclinbd the coach and span of horses len
(lered him by the merchants of N. York,
for, the reason that he has ever held that
those occupying official positions should
not Iccept such presepts. _ '
Veteran Regiment: 20 be Bctained—Tbe Ad
jutam General of the army has informed
‘General Meade that those regiments which
have continued their organizations by r&
cruiling tiller their original term of sen'ice
has expired are to be retained as vetem’n
_rpgiwa‘nu. , t‘
@Tbe Baden Lam‘monmeallk, Abolition,
_aayn the Govern menihaa “bowed itaelf. and
crawled in abject meanness before the enr
dinnl principle of the rebellion.” This is
because it won’t let. the "culled brethren”
gq mp voting for thewhite trash. 13001100.
WThe Western crops are said to be
growing very finely, and will be earlier
ghan usual. Hands are yet hcnrce, but. be
tnre the harvest bpgins they are expected
10 he plenty. '
Rtmrkable.—-A 23$ wbp‘ for two years
VI! pqrs'er qf glue (gnfedemte privateer Al
!bfiwavfifi been appointed to a first class
:19“??? in fihe Land-office, at Washing
on.
.lB§§. Spring Millinery. 1865
: ‘c'C ARY is justo suing; Int-go
Lglfsd Lnfiul assortment (ff HATS, BUN
EE , RIBBOBiS, Roma’s, Lace and Fancy
goods, 91f”: description. Qnd All ohhe mfs;
fa hi 9” 10, 33E", which she wilhbe plus; to
aim! ghoul v ‘mq. ("or be: with a can.
8h: i 3 uuo prepared to do up Hubs and Bon
net: of ”my “pd, 1n the bag; mnnner and on
h \ 'OO- ; ,‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
' D % 39mg 3096» 49 3911 n ain,
will " flinging; [image tq purchase fern,
r), g $912,111! meiripgamg-na apd
Imm ‘ I w '
A . m??? an;
s; ‘ ‘ , BALE rut 11:017de _
@346; befnfixsrocx fig ”g
Agncultml Chemical Call
an P FERTILbZEBS.
Tho- Fertnlnerr. prep-red by the Agricul
tural Cbemicn] Co‘. (a Comp-n] shunned by
the LI-gmluture with a capital of $250,000,)
have beru proved m practice to be the cheap
ut, mm: profitJSble gm] but, for the Farmer,
Gnrdqor nud Fruit-grand, of flllconctntnted
manur‘es now afl'erzd in any market. The
Uompgny's list embmces the fallowing:
ABULBTTB This Fertilizer in com-
P ‘ | posed of night 101 l and‘
the rerlilizing eleinents of urine, combined
chemically and mechanically with‘ulher vult
nble ldrlilizing agents and absorbent”.
11. ii reduced to a pulverulenl condition;
ready Lu! immediate uqe, and “hunting: of
its big ly nitrogenous fertilizing properties.
It: iiuiversul applicability to all crop. And
lolly, find in durability aug mm quumu,
are wrl known 10’ be all that ngriculluriul
cuu chire.
a l v
cazthL cdfiros'r. 35:5"?
largely: compoud of animal multerfluch u
we“, bonv, fish, leathcr, blir Iml wool, to.
grllur with chemicals uud inurganic fertilizer),
which decompose the mass, Ind retain the
uilrngvnoul elements. .
l: 15 n‘very valuable fertilizer for field crop!
generally, am} especially for_ pontoon, ”d
{gnrden purposes. ‘
ham-anew qualities, strength and clump
neu; have mule it very popular with all who
have qscd it. _
F
- . - This hi h!
Composxteg Pertmzer. -,,.,.,.,,,,E”{
fertiliiu i; pdnicnlmlyéédapud {or the cum.-
“Lion of trees, (mils, lawns and flowers. 1!.
will momma a Very vigorous and heauhy
growth of wood and fruit, un‘d largelx incl-cue
the ('luuulily and-perfect themalurlty of the
Imin ‘ l-‘oi- lmt’house and hountold plant:
and NW2”, it \fiill be found an indispensable
arlivlc Lo soc-nae their gregtest perlection. ‘ It
Mill 1: gym; and (turn ”sensed coudihons of
ll“: pr. ch 99d page, and il en'elle‘ut for gun
and In n§.‘ '
It is co‘nypr-sefl ofsuch elements as make H
Idaple to the growth of all kinda of craps in
aim. or =oils
mmrmuh or method of combining i
ent lertiliziug' ingredients have re
ceivfd he bighestnpp‘rovul P] eminent chemist
und sc'r nlilic ugricullurifls. .
a : a o
l - The Agricultural
4 Phosphate of Lune. Chem“. C 0.,.
' my mnn'uf‘cture n Pbonphme 0! big in sc
cn‘lnnce him at new and vujunble'for uh by
u bush 5 Very suprrior urncle is produced, so u
4.0 be sfl'orged M a less price lhnn ollitr manu
fimuqrrra charge. Practical tests have proVed
Ilmtm \‘nlue,u.»n ferljlizér. is equal to the has!
Phosplutc .of Lime in} tbg market.
.' TERMS CASH. All Orders ofa Ton or more,
will lu- delin-red M. 'be Rnilrond‘ Stations and
the Whmws or Shipment, free of enlarge.—
cnrtnge will be charged on ‘nll orders of
barrels or has: ._ ‘
One dixllnr pm- Ton allowance for car-toga
will be made on an sales delivered at the
Work» of the Company. on Canal Wharf. ‘
\GIHCULTURAL (‘JHEMICA‘L 0015 WORKS
A 1 Gnu. Wm", ox Tun Dnuwmu. ‘
Ofliccg'élli} A?” 51., [’luludelpllifl, [‘ll.
R. . Fl'l‘T§, Gel-end Agent.
The Cumpnny'a Pamphle} Cir’eulaf, embmc
in: full diregt'mus fur using the abovu Fermi
izerg, 5911!. by um]. tree, when requested.
Mar. 13, MCI; 6m
New Warehouse.
. ' ~BIISHELS‘ UF GRAIN
100.000 WAN'ILEDmI the nprrain
nud Produce House, in Carlisle street, adjoim
iug She-ads J: Buchlgr’s. e’smbliahment. The
highest. market. price will 'always be paid in
cash for
GRAIN, of all kinds, ‘ ‘ .
~ . FLOUR, SEEDS, tc'.
Always on hand and [or ‘sale, at. the amines!
profits, , . ‘
GUANOS, '
SALT, FISH. , * ‘
"j GROCERYES, hm,
L _ Wholesale and relail,
TRY US! We shalLdo our best to gin
satisfaction in all cases. .
_ ,McCURDY & DIEEL
Gettysburg, May 11, 1863._ 1y
Blacksmlthmg.
HE undersigndd would niosc respectfully
__ inform the public that he continues the
‘ ‘ BLACKSMI‘J‘UINGBUSINRSS,
nt‘his shop, lately Philip Dmrsom’n, ndjoining
'l‘roxel'n paint shop, in Enkt Middle street,
Gettysburg, where he will at alkcimes be pre
pared to do Blacksmithing war to Carriages,
Buggies, Wagons,’kc. That he knows how to
do all jobs of the kind wiu not be questioned
by those who have a knowledge of his long
experience R}. the. business.. Come on with
your work, and you will be satisfied when you
take it away—nod for which he mll receive
Cash or Country Produce. ’ e
Z ‘ 4 'ADAM HOerwoms.
Mar, 2039415. tf ' __ ’ a
New Spring Goods.
MALL -PIIOEITS & QUICK SALES.
S , J; . L . SCH I C R
would resp‘actfnllypny to the cltizenl‘ot Get.-
tysburg anqi vicinity, that he is now receiving
M his atom“: splendid
ST le. 01“ SPRING GOODS. | V
The slot co'uaius in part of Fancy and
Suple DR GOODS, of every dencripuonl
SILKS.- '
BIQUE,
EMI
’ALLIES,
BELAINES, '
BOMBAZINEB, <
. annoy/ks”
‘ LAWNS,
CALICOES,
|en 3nd choice-t styles, which will
IRIUES TO DEFY'UUHPETITION.
'URNISHING GOODS
01' 3‘l quali
be sold at
iucluding Silerinen and Cotton
fs, Gloves, Stockings, kc.
lendid assortment of RIBBONS,
gings, Umbreilu and Pamela.» -
VHITE GOODS“ will be found full
-, and cnstmners may rely upon
:5 good goods at the lowest poni-
of all kinds
Handkerchi:
Aléo, a s'
Laces and R:
My stbck of I
an compk
'alwnys geni'
ble prices. ,
Geatlemel’ will find it to thin agnntage u
call and ,ex ’ ing: my dock of
CLOTfisy . ,
, CASSIMERES and .
l vss'rmcs,
or all quaint. es and choices! styles.
‘Apx-il 24i865. . - J. L. SCI-"CK
The 'E’opular 730 Law. §
HE FIR“T NATIONAL BANK 01" GET-
T TYSBURG has been designated a Deposi
tar; and Fin‘Huxcinl Agent of the United Slam;
and will {finish tho popular ’l-30 Coupon
Notes, free . om all taxes, and convertible It.
mlurily inw 3-20 six per cent. gold interest
Bonds. Will also furnish 5-20 and 10-40
Bonds, one year Certificate: and all other Gov
ernment. securities. Will buy Gold and Silver,
cash Coupons. and make collectionu promptly
on all nudesnible points. I
l GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier.
_Dec. 26, 1864. U‘
Lands! Lands!
. APT. HZ‘OfiRITZMAN, bavingjust return
ed qum strip to the We” And- All the
LAND‘regions in God’t great labyrinth, in
would inform the citizens of Gettysburg and
it: Ticinily, that be is prppared, not. ONE :0
ofl'e; OIL LANDS, but LANDS 0? EV RY
DESCRIPTJOX. Persona visiting Banish";
would do well m as“, as in vii! furnish nil in.
formation. 11. CHRITZMAN.
Jan.2,18§5. tf
Picturgs! Pictures!
EYI . UMPER having pnrchun Samuel
L Wain PHOTOGRAPH GALiEBY, in
§ p‘rcpnred,to agents work in his Elna; ya; to
‘ any establishment in the State. ‘l' ya]? duh-9
a 300 i! likeness, finished according no thelnusi
‘improvements in the an, cull If the shows
- bug-established Gantry, in West Middle
”mt; Qfitysburgv [Jam 9; 1865.
M'llqlgmsar. GOODS. » large mi chum
“WWW, to be 1m! 911 d M
, '1 " . AHN£§ $535
mm SVGAES .i :m' 1 .
:: 4- '-‘§?m%€a"c'§§s"
' Coal. Lumber, Stoves, 8:0. “
EARLES B. BUERLER ‘
Would resprufnlly intorm the public
that he will continue the business htely con‘
ducted by lhcflrm of Shetdl & Buehler. at the
old stunt. corn: 0: Cnrlille and leroud
line”. H. will be preplred to furnish
THE 3331‘ QUALITY or 0033;,
sud every variety of LUMBER, including 909 m,
Shanon, Sub, tc. Also, every Variety m"
000“? Scans. Imong chh In! me
3031. COOK, _ROYAL _QQQE,»\Y§L[.ING
TONLYfiFEXz_“QESE'RPHE
ORNAIENTAL COOK, tc.
Aha, PARLOR, DINING n .
noun, SALOON AND SHOP
5’ T O V E S .
Alla, every variety of TIN AND SHEET
IRON WARE, manufactured by the best work
man. Alto, HOLLOW WARE ol'every 'uriety,
inqludingn luperior arm-h- of enamrllt’d work.
Mcedcvery variety 0! Kitchen Wure will be
kept constantly on hand.
“10,11": ("darned “U N {VERSAL CLOTHES
WRINUER,” {or which he is the sol; agent. in
the county.
\ He in 1110 the Agent for Wheeler 3: Wilson’-
Sewing lwhinename best. in use.
' April 10, 1885. C. H. BUEHLEE.
, Cheap Clothing.
SKIS WAY FUR BARGAINS!
: F.B.PICKING’S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
\ Barman Stun, Guru-um. -
011‘; Spring Ind Summer supplyjusl Opened
in the largest. and bestseleclsd stack of Cloth
‘irig eter brought. lo Gettysburg, embracing
I l the“.
'ATEST STYLES FOB HEN AND BOYS,
among which are fine fining Dress and Busi
‘néu Coats, Cloth, Cnlsimexe, Silk, Stalin and
Cotton Venn, Dun and Business Pants, of
gvery nyle,guaJity and size, Under Clothes 0!
eve dflcl‘ipfion. Ms),
{éyENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS. '
mbrncing gloves, Collars, Neck-ties, Sus
penders, Hosiery, ac. 10, .
NOTIONS H: sum. 33 mmmf,
such as Violfiu, Acrordeona, Violiwlrings,
Clocks, Hair ‘gnd Cluthel Bruahe Combs.
Enzou Ind Rhwr Slropfl, Soup, Spectacles,
Cnnh, Pen Kni'Vel, Pencils, Pens, and Domi
noes. Also, ‘2 § ‘
TRUNKS, -CARPET l ACKS, UMBRELLAS,
TOBACCO, Sl-JGARS, ‘
and indeed a little\of everything will be found
in- this Store. Hu‘ing made our puzchusea
tor Cub, and n a mwtable time, we nre pre
pared to sell chexfim
an“ BB THE PLACE. '
If you Josh: to Rave a good fining suit,
mode 0! good finlerifl, call and examine for
yourselves, nnd SAVE-\IUNEY.
April 24, ,1865. \‘ F. B. PXCKING.
. New and‘ Cheap
oqg’s‘ AT REDUCED muons—unsa-
S CK BRUTHERS‘ have received nnd
In new opening Huge and varied stock of
SPRING GUODSJO which Ihey invite the a!-
teniion of buyers. E‘
lmDreu Goods their stock consists of‘
BOMBAZINES, ‘\ ;
ALPACCAS. \
‘ SHALLIES“ . '
DELAINES, \ .
MUZMIBIQUES,
MOHAIR,\ _ _
- MELAbx,
umcoss, &C.,
of every nyle Ind quality, find which cuuuut
fail to plane. \
For Gentleman’s wear we-hare a \cboice sc
loclion of , \
CLOTHS,
FANCY CASSHNRES,
vas'rmas,
:nd low priced Pnuupoods, at prices which
we guarantee to give latistlction. In home:-
ttcs. we can ofl'er MUSLINS FRUM 1'25 CENTS
UPWARDS. 4‘ . ‘
In addition to the above we have increased
our stock of Queenswuw‘nnd Hardware arre
duced prices. Al‘so— ‘
Gnocnums AT THE LOWEST turns.
In fact, our flock comprises everything
which cunomeu may desire, and at. prices
lower than any other establishment in tin)
county. All we ask is an éxnminatgm to
latist‘y all thnt it is to their interest to n: us
a. call. l-‘AHNESTUCK BROTHERS.
Mn: 1, 1865. .
Great Attraction
1‘ BRINKERHOFF’S CHEAP CLOTHING
AND FURXISHING STORE, at the North
‘ut Corner of the Diamond. The subscriber
is comtantiy in receiptotfresh goods from the
Eastern cities. Hil stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
is one of the largest and most attractive, as
well no the cheapest eltabliahment of the kind
in the country. You will there find COATS,
PANTS AND VESTS, made up in the most
fashionable styles, and of the best materials,
of all size: and prices, for men and boys.—
Gentlemcn's turnishinu goods of every descrip
tion, Wool Shirts, Muslin Shirts, Hickory
Shirts and .\lerino Shirts, Merino, Wool and
Cotton Drawers, Hosiery ofevery description
Buck-skin, Merino and Cotton Gloves, Hand~
kerchietsfileck Tiea,‘Crarnts, Linen and Paper
Collars, Hats, Cnpi, Boola and Shoes. Um
brelloa, Trunks, Valices, Carpet Boga, Clothes
and Shoo Brushes. Hair Ind Tooth Brushes,
Shoo Blanking, Pocket and Dreuing Combs,
Ivory Combs, Watchel, Clocks and Jewelry,
Guns, Pintols, Violin and Violin Strings,
Soap: and Perfumeriei, Stationery of all kinds,
Pocket Knives, Smoking and Chewing Tobac
co, Piper, an extra quality ofSega‘ré: In fact,
his stock embraocs everything nsnélly found
in I first clue furnishing store. I invite the
attention of all to come and see for themselves,
on I am determined to sell goods lower than
my other ettablishmentin theyonntry. Don't
forget the place. Corner of York street and
the Diamond. JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
July 4, 1864; 1
No Humbug.
‘ EMOVAL.
HULTZWORTE ALWAYS AHED
THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS—JOHN L.
HOLTZWORTH has just returned from the
City with the largest and most complete assort
ment of .HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND ,snoss,lhat ha. been brought to, w
this town since the wur. His stock is
not only complete, but is GOOD and CHEAP
embncing every variety of Roots and Shoes
for lien and Boys, whilst the Ladies will find
everything in their line, from tha finest Guiter
to the heavielt Shoe. Children's Shoes of
fiery delcription, in great variety. Also, La.
diel’ Hats, fine quality, and Children’fl Huts,
oflll utylea and pricu. Also, Trunks, Car
pet Bags, Valiscs, Umbrellu, Gloves, Stet-k
-ings, Tobacco, Cignu, and Notions of every
depcription.
fiDon’t forget the place. South-east Cor.
of thc Diamond, Gettysburg,'Pa.
JOHN L. HOLTZWORTH.
‘April 10, 1885. u
Dissoluuon.
HE partnuflaip heretofore existing be.
'1: twaon the undani ned, under the nine
In 'flyle of FABNES'FOCK BROTHERS, is
this day dislolvcd by mutul connnHimes
F. F ahnestook taming. '
JAMES F. FAHNESTOCK, ,
HENRY J. FAHNESTOCK, . ‘
- EDW. G. FAHNESTDCK.
HE undeniguod, remaininiug rutners of
the tinny! PABNESTOCK BROTHERS,
wxll continue the buline‘sl u lb. ulna place,
nndor tho lune nun- Ind uyh 0! firm.
HENRY J. FA HNESTOGK,
' EDWARD G. FAENESTOCK.
In. 9, 1865.
Fresh Arrival
F WINTER GOODS AT 4. soon; a:
SOX’S.—Wc inviu the Attention of buy.
enfla our "pct of Winter Goodn, which will
be gold cheap, consisting of « '
LADIES’ muss GOODS,
Sharla, Cloaking Clothlr ”9., etc. For Men’s
find 139 5’ y’veurrwa hqn Clams, .Cusippeyu,
Gynanlg, } egz'mgs, I'M: A "that; at Damn].
mien, in, to. Cull Ind see- ‘
39v. 28, 1864. A. SCO'I’TL SON.
Do You W18];
0 12:90: V! . qnon likens-9 of yourself,
your “Lil’ldrpn, or your trundl? go at
once :0 HUI ER’B GAILLKBL the beef. plus
in thc'countrjo locum @ll9 all“ matures.-
J:u.9,1865. ' r
-R. mu: '37 Mi" 7 7.7m} 7
Timmf: 'inr flongg'ciifi‘qfi’ma,
”fluid In; 8)“ 9d] It ”I Pll. . 1.9”.
._mm ‘ m; , - .
Ina: tori Bargainé ‘2'!
W ‘ WOODS,
Corker; of York Sued nml the Diamond,
F umnsncuu.
THE 3331- ASSORTMENT or GOODS m
1 TUWN xx mam LINE.
% nus: HAT“ HATSH!
1? Y 0 WANT A HAT ' ‘
(in'! buy it below you see the Inge g:-
fitomnent o! nil kinds, ‘
OF P R, FELT AND s'rmw HATS, .
inst. opened and for sale, chenper nun
they are sold elsgwhere, by
1 ROW & WOODS.
SHOES! SHOES” SHOES-11l
, BOYS‘, LADIES', ‘
lisuu’ “d Childxen’n Shoes of every
age and quality, just received and sold
n little cheaper than nnybody elsg will
he“ the same article, by
ROW & WOODS.
MEN’S,
NOT!
what fit
and:
thll 1
than a
Good; .
[ICE THlS—Nearly all our shoes In
re called “Home-mud: Sheen." and are
the best‘mnterial. We say it. boldly
keep for sale a better quality of Shoes
generally lound in Shoe Slorel. Dry
‘Store Shoes" are tho truth in muket.
Il
Hats, tr
«kc.l all"
LADIES, Mines and Chiidren, we have
mmed 3nd untrimmedflosiery,Gloves,
Bold cheap, by ROW & WOODS.
KS, Carpet Sucks, Umbrellas, Riding
Window Paper, Window Blinds. Bm,
BOW h WOODS.
Whips,
BT3,'French, Shoulder-brace and com
best material, at ROW é: WOODS’.
COR~
man, 0"
RS, Straps} Shaving Soup, Shuing
, all of the best quality, at the wife
ROW & WOODS.
RAZ
Brush
ETS BOOKS of all kinds, for Ladies
tlemen, by ROW & WOODS.
POO '
and Ge
AL INSTRUMENTS !—Accordeons,
Violin How's, Violin Swings, 123 m,
prepared for use on the how. old
1 prices by ROW .2 woons.
Violins. I
especin)
at luwee
spoo'
penden,‘
Linen, (3
the star-J
COTTON, Patent Thread Fans, Sub
flutters, Cufl's, Collars, Shin- Home.
-non and Cnmbric Handkerchiefs, at.
1 of . ROW 5: WOODS.
l' RS, Grunts, Neck-ties, Butter-fixes,
lg newfat ROW 5; WOODS,
COL
somelh
me those who have been buying of
1 others, that. our present stock of
‘ been seleéled with care and will be
xenp‘aa possible. Give us a call be
ng whatyou need in ourline nnd you
0 away disappointed. 8
‘ ROW & W ODS.
Gettys‘ urg, April 24, 1865. ‘
Wé Ii:-1
us, and 8
goods ha
sold as «1‘
fine hm"
shall nou‘
FOUTZ’S
CELEBRATED
550 m and (lame @de
ThesePowdem
will strength
’ } , culheStomach
‘ and lnteslinw,
cleanse them
1 ‘ from ofl‘ensiro
l manor, and
‘ I ; ; . . I bring them to
1‘», ~A-"’_.._-i j_' ‘_ .35.; nhealthysmte.
" ;,_- " Theym I
lure preventive of Lung Fever, and a certain
remedy fix all Discauus incident to the Horse,
such asGlan— °
ders, Yellow
Water, Dis
! e :11 pe r,
Fouu d e r ,
I! e 0. -\'§ 9,
Slaverib z,
Coughs, ,I-‘n~
Vera, Loss of
Appetite and
Vital Elgar—
glv BC.‘ 1 1
‘ In poo’r. low—=pirited animals, it has m.
m: bennfivial cmxct.
The use ufthem improves thewiud, strength
en: the Appetite, and gives to the Horse 3
fine, smooth and giuw‘v skin—thus improv
ing the Appearance, viyr and spirit of.thii
noble Inimnl.
x
z \
_‘ O
The propgrty this Pomk‘r posssees in in
creasing the quantity of Mnlk m ('ows, give!
it an Impoymnce and value \\ hicb should
place it in the hands of every person keeping
a Cow. Bywtual expefiment it. has proven
that it will ihcmzsejhe quantity of Milk and
Cream ywenty per cent, and make the Butter
firm and Iweqt. . In fattening Cattle, it gives
them an incme, loosens their hide_ and
make- lhem [bx-He much faster. 3:
EE‘QGS.
Xn all Dinfisea of ,
the Swine, ch as ‘ 55):; 3
Caught, U 106“ in 693%}; .'
the Lungs, Liver, '~§ \K‘.‘ , ‘- w, '
kc. By pduing \‘u . 'A‘
fmm halfa paper ‘ —.l
g-rpesmgw »,.
ow en in a; nr— .‘ » 7i -:
ml of Swiu; “18$ng
Ibove Diseueg can be cured or entirely pre-
vented. By 'ps'ng these- Powders the Hog
Cholera an: be prevented.
Price 25 on. per Paper, or 6 Papers for $l.
; mammal) BY
‘ fl 3. A. FOUTZ & 1330.,
‘ ‘ ‘ AT 73:13
WHOLESALE bRUG AND EDICINE DEPOT.
No. 118 Franklin St, Baltimore, Md.
For Sale by Dragging and Storekeeper
lhroughou: the United sums.
For sale by ’A. D. Enabler, ‘Gettynburg;
Laughl‘m a; Bu‘phfield, Wheeling Va; 0. C.
Bender k 00., Pjtaburg; Johnson, Holloway
J: Cowden, Philaldflpbia. ‘
Nov. 28,1864“! 1y
Globe Inn,
YORK 81‘." NEAR THE DILKOXD,
' ETTYSBU‘BG, PA.—The undersigned
G would moat: respectfully inform his nu
merous friends and the public generally, that
he has purehne‘d that long established and
‘ well known Hotel, the “Globe inn,” in_ York
etreet, Getty-shrug, end will spare no effort to
conduct it in 3 Inner that will not detract
from its former high reputation. His table
Will have the belt the market can nfl‘ord—hin
chambers are spacious and‘comfortable—and
he has lnid in for hi 3 bar a full stock of wines
and liquors. There in large stubling attached
to the Hotel, which will he attended by atten
tive hostlers. It will be lye constant endeavor
to render the iullent satin action to his guests,
making his house as near a home to them as
‘ possible. He ask: a share of the public’s pa
‘ tronoge, determined as he is to deserve a large
put of it. Remember, the “Globe Inn" is in
York street, but near the Diamond, at Public
Square. SAMUEL WOLF.
April 4, 1864. u _
New Goode.
EORGE ARNOLD has just. received from
the city a large supply of CLOTHING,
Men's and 8031' wear. cumming- of 111 kinda of
COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, CRAVATS,
NECK TIES, GLOVES, EOSIERY, kc
. —‘ 21 In
A. Inge Itopk of GLDTES, CASSIMERES,
CASSINETS, JEANS, DRILLINGS, to" km,
all of which will he lold as cheap u in be
had elsewhere. Giyu us a call, and if we can.
not. pleas? you in a. suit. ready made we will
take your mulqre up; nuke you up one in
5119:: notlpg. [Nagy 30, 18;“.
bums! ‘
L B U I S 1! ‘
AAL_BU l s 1 U
‘> nut naked 5 urge Ind buutifnl nuan
luent or Photographic Albums. which we om
being city win». '1 $1303 53011338.
pm". me. ' .
,ly. . .:tamination is vu—
riously caused by mercurial .dilease, 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 it:
origin, it in hereditary in the constitution,
deocending “tram parents to children unto
the third and fourth germanium" indeed. it
Iceml .to be the rod of Him who says, “1 mil
visit the iniquitiea of the fathers upon their
children." The diseases it. originates take
vnrious names, according to the ortmns it
attach. In the lungs, Scrofula, produces
tubercles, and finally Consumption; in the
ghndl, swelling: which suppurate and be
come ulcerpus sores; in the stomach and
bowel), gerangements which produce indi.
gestion, yspepsin, and liver complaints; on
the lkiu, eruptive and cutaneous affections.
The-e, 11l having the same origin, require the
lame remedy, viz“ purification and invigora
tion of the blood. Purify the blood, and
these dangerous distemper; leave you. With
fieble, foul, ‘or corrupted blood, you cannot
luvs health; with that "life of the flesh"
healthy, you cannot have acrofulous disease.
.2 , Ayer’s Smapufilla n
is compounded from the most effectual unti
dotes the medical science has discovered for
this dieting distemper, and for the care a!
the disorders it entails. That it is far supe.
rior to my other remedy yet devised. is
known by all who have given it a trial. That
it does COmbine virtues truly extraordinary
in their efl‘ect upon this cluss'ot' complaints,
is indisputably proven by the great multitude
of publlcly known and remarkable cures it
hufnade ot‘ the following diseases: King‘s
2711, _or Glandular Swellings, Tumors,
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores,
Eagles, Rose or St-Anthony‘s Fire,
t cum, Scald Head, Coughs frosn
tuberculous deposlts in the lungs, White
Swelling}. Debdity. Drop”. enralgis,
Dy'giellim or Indigestion, Syphilis and
gyp tic Infections, Mercnnsl Diseases,
emaleWenJmessea and, indeed, the whole
series of complaints that arise from impurity
of the blood. Minute reports of individual
cases may be found in Arm’s AMERICAN
Auuxuc, vgliich is furnished to the druggistx
{or gratuitous distribution, wherein may be
learned the directions for its use, and some
of the rcmuksble cures which it has mudo
when all other remedies had failed to afl'ord
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. Scrofuls depresses the
vital energies, and thus leaves its victilm far
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 its cure. This we now
ofl'er to the public under the name of Ann's
SsnssrunLu, although it is composed 0“
ingredients, some of which exceed tho best
of Sarsaparilla in alterative power. By its
aid you my protect yourself from the sufl'er
ing and danger of these disorders, Purge
out the foul corruption: that rot and foster
in the blood, purge out the causes oi'disense,
and vigorous health will follow. Byits pct-u.
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 eonipounds‘ of .\'«u-mlmnlla, that
promised much and did nothing; but they
will neither be deceived nor disappointed in
this. Its virtues have been proven by nbum
dent trial, and there rcnmins no question of
its surpassing cxcelience for the cure of the
omit-ting diseases it is intended to reach.
Although under the same name, it is a very
difi'erent medicine from any other Vi hieh has
been before the people, and is far more cf
feetusl than any other which has ever been
available to them.
AYER’S
CHERRY PECTOR-AL.
The ‘World’s Great .Remady for
Coughs, Colds, Incxgiont Con
' eumgtion, and for t e relief
of_ onsumptive patients
111 advanced stages ‘
of the disease.
Thia‘zhas been so long used and so uni
versal!) known. that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the best. it ever has been, and that. It
may be relied on to do ull it has ever done.
Prepared 1:}, Dn. J. C. Ann: 8: CO.,
Mimi and Aiullynmlvt‘hmlistl,
Lowell, Mali.
Sold by all druggim every where.
guy-For sale by 3. D. Buehler, Gettysburg,
and dealers generally.
Aug. 8, 1864. e‘owly
New Goods.
AHNESTOQK BROTHERS
Are constantly receiving choice nnd de
snrnble goods, from Key York. L’hilndel-phia
and Baltimore, and are prepared to offer
GREAT INDUGBMENTS
to then about. purchasing. ‘ Having selected
with great cure, from the three leading markets,
the public will look to their own interests by
examining our stock before buying elsewhere.
Call at " FAHXESTOCKS’ ‘
May 9, 1864. - Red Front.
Somethlng for Everybody
10 BUY AT DR. R. 'HORNER'S
DRUG AND VARIETY STORE.— ‘
Just opened a flu assortmenkot‘ ‘
Drugs and Medicines, ‘
Patent Medicines, ‘_ ‘
fiSudonery, 2‘ ‘ -
. “ME Goods,
‘ (infections,
‘ \ Grocerien, _
hotlons,’
TOBACCO, SEGARS, ac
Jun. 18, 1864., ,
Sale Crying.
W. FLEMMING continues the business
. of SALE CRY ING, Ind solicits (he can
tinned patronnge oi the public., 11, is hi: con—
stant. endeavor to give satisfnction. Charge:
moderate. Residence in Breckinridge meet,
Gettysburg. ' <
P. S.——He is a. licensed Auctioneer, under lh'e
Tax Law of the 6mm] Staten.
Nov. 34, 1862.
sun at~Work.
HE underligned continues the ‘
CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSINESS,
in sll its bunches.“ his old stand, in East
Middle street. Gettysburg.
NEW WORK made to order, and
REPAI R l N G
done promptly Ind at lowest prices.
Two first-rate SPRING WAGONS Ind I
SIEIGH for slle. JACOB TBOXEL.
Dec. 7, 1863.
Howard Assoéiation.
HILADELPHXA, PA.-—Dlseuel of the
Nervous, Seminal, Uriixsry and Sexual
pump—new and reliable trument—in- re
pmu of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION—sent
by mail in awed loner envelopes, free of
charge. 1 Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN BOUGH
TDN, Hownd Auociaziou, No. 2 .30“: Ninth
Street, Philndolphln, Pu.
Ang.£,1864. Jy ' ~ \
New Goods.
Boaoa‘ ARNOLD bu now on ma hi-
G‘ stock of SPRING CLOTHING, mostly of
his own mlnnfacmriug, cpnsistlngotallkindapf
COATS, PAgTS. ‘
V STS, BLOUSES,
. SHIRTS, DBAWEES, £O.
‘Aluo, I. urge hock of Piece Goodn, such a
CLOTHS,CA SIIQEBRSJRILLXNGBJKANS,
tc., to. P 194“ gall beipre pnrchnping elu
whin. {rhsj no a chap,” flu gin-p 9;
!‘7 3'3, .1865: ‘\ ' '
mm" min: at
m which use
:norcu lurks
:onstitulions of
«ks of men. n
wroduce: or is
ad by an em
‘ vitinu-d ‘xtnle
flood, wherein
id becomes in
em. to sustain
A force: in their
at action, and
the lynem to
dinorder and
F WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
. , $1,000,000 WORTfl'
To be diapnsed a! at Ox: Donna each, u uh
nut regard to value, not to be paid (or unul
you know what you are Lo‘rcceive.
BY A. H. “OWEN 4?qu
(Agent: for the .\lnnufaczurerl,)
No. 39 But“: S'flllfl‘l‘, N" You.
find the following [lsl of Annie: to be
sold for ONE DOLLAR :-
100 Gold [luau-pun Wnkbu, «ch 9125 w
100 “ wmbu. Vltiwl nym, -‘ 76 on
200 “ ladiu’ Hold \chhu. “ 50 00
500 Silnr witches. out: 8% no lo 85 no
0000 lulu! Ilyln ml b. neck ehllll, " . 500loI: 0c
5500 Ulnt'n Cahfuml: dumnd pin», .. 500wI) cc
4000 California alumna nr dwpl, “ 5W'OlO 00
3000 Illnumn Revolnng Pun, “ 6‘ no to lo 00
2000 Californm Damon! and ellun- , ‘
oiled Gent‘s sarfpml, new nylon, U 500inla 00
m “tunic MM! EmMem I'm:V “ 300‘0 10 W
m Gold Band Brmleh, ens-rzgfl “ 30nt020 Do
3000 Jct Ind Home Brooches, . H I! on la 10 no
2000 Clmeu Brooches, U 6no (1120 00
3000 Coral Eu Drops, H 6no‘o 6 on
2000 Ludnu' Witch (lb-Km, " ‘8 oo ‘o 15 no
6000 mm‘: has. n Iplendid unor'l, H 2nololn no
4000 50111.1!" Sleeve Buttons, U 3ontoln no
3000 Sub and Sleeve nuuuus. in sets. U 3cotolo no
main" Buuout. plum. Ind vng‘d, “ 2onw 8 no
10000 IeID Ind engrlwd “IDKI, U 250t010 00
woo Lockets. richly engraved, ‘- ‘.’ 00 wlO w
1.3000 n“ lmdnu’ chvlry, new In)
hm: Myles.
5000 Handwuw Sui Rings,
2000 Mt; 80mm Studs,
1000 field You And Gold lloldm,
2000 5m Jas m: can Pim ad in
Drnpl, Intel: styles, nry rich, “ 6 00 to 10 00
2000 (MM Thimhlu, Panciu. an. H 4 00 10 o no
10000 Gold Pon- uxl silver mm, H sootn 3 no
10000 -- u Ebony buldeny “ ¢ ”o‘o 60°
This entire liat of heuulifal and Valuable
goods will be sold for On Donna each. Cer
tificates 01 all the above article: will be placed
in envelopes, and sealed. These envelope! are
sent by mail, as ordered, without regard to
chance. 0n the receipt of the certificate you
Will see whut you are to have, and then it is at
guur option to send the Dollar and take the
article. or not.
Five certificnlu can be ordered for $1;
ebven for $2 ; thirty for Si; tiny-five for $10;
and one hundred for $l5. We will lend a
Single Certificate on the recoil". of 25 suntan-
Agean wnnved lowhom we can: npecinl terms;
send 25 cents for one certificate and our circu
-1.1! with terms. A. H. “OWEN & (50.,
as Beekmn Street, N. Y.»
I‘. 0. Box 4271. v
May 22, 1865. 6m ,L -
New Goods !—~Lh.rge Stock!
1‘ ERCHANT fmwxym.
. JAcußs a BRO.
have just received from the _citl’es a'lnrge noel
ol good: for Gentleman’s wear, embracing;
variety of -
CLOTHS, ’ -
CASSIMERES, -
VESTINGS,
Cassinets, Jeans, &c.. with many olhur goods
for spring and summer wear.
They are prepared to make up gnrments at
the shortest notice, and in the very best man
ner. The Fashions nrc n-gulnrlynccived, and
clothing made in any desired s‘yle. They n!-
wnyq mnke neat. fits, whilst lhoirsewing inure
to be subsmneinl.
They ask a céntinunnce of the puMic's pa
tronage, resolved by‘goud \wrk and moderate
charges to earn it.
Gettysburg, Apxil 7, IRII‘J.
100.000 bush. Gram Wanted.
T)§\V FIRM ATJ‘HH
b ‘ ‘ULD WAREHIIHb‘I-I.
WM. E. BIDDLE 1 CU. would Inmrlu the
public that they lune lensed the “'nrrhouae
on the corner or mmnun “rev! and um- Ihul»
mud, in Gettysburg. “her" KIM-3 “ell mrrg on
the GRAIN AND PllUlll/‘(V‘E 1H SINI'ISS. in
all in branches. The lnghut plu‘l’a “uh ul
wuys he paid for. 7'
mu: A 'l', ul‘ n,
cons, OATS,
ULuVEII & 'rmmnv surnu‘s.
FLAXSEED, b l'.\l:\C, .
. ‘ “.\Y & M‘unv;
Dried Prux“, Nuts, Snap, Hams, shoulders nud
Sides, Potatoes, with eulylhiug elsem Lb:
couulry pwJuw line. _
. ox 11AM), FOR SALE,
Coffees, Sugars, “Muses, Syrup-(l'9 us. Spin-s
Salt, Chm-be, Hangar, Soda, Mimnrd. b‘mrch,
Bruums, Buckets," Blm-kixxmdfrualn-s, Soups,
sw. AlJo COAL; 011., mu on, Tar, m.—
FISH of DH “ups; NAILS~A.\D bI‘IKES;
Smoking and Ch Vina TnflmN‘Os,
They are ulwnfi}; üßlc In sum“; :1 first. rate
nrticlauf FLOUR, with the damn-m kind: at
FEED. '
Also, GROl’xD PLASTER, “111 l (:I'ANOS
and other ferlllllL’l‘S. WC‘JAL, by the
bushel,\un. or our load.
Their Cars run in Bullimme and Link min
a week, and they will he happy to can} guodsy
either way ut moderate chug“. .\lurkvtlnen,
couuu-y men-hunts, and others, will fuul n. w
their udmnmgr to pnlromze Ihis line. ‘
They ask a shnre uhhe I-uhlic's t’u~thm,nnd
Will spare no cflurv. to render sulnlmliofi lu'
all, Sellers or buyers.
WM. E. BIDDIJ-I ll: CO.
Aug. 22, 1864.. tf . ‘
F PARTNERSIIIP.—Thr (‘o-pnrtnorshlp
existing belwu-n the Hnbsvribcrs, lml
been dissolved this day by mutual Camry“.—
We return thanks to our lriends arid the public
for the liberal support extended to us. Uur
books will be lel'. at tha sture; and we earnest
ly :equest those indebu-gtto us to cull and
make immediate p 33 m‘ent, as we are deuiroul
to settle our business without delny.
‘ ALEXANDER bunny,
Jun. 30,1863. JOHN CULP.
HE subscriber huving‘diapmed of his in-
T term in the Store of Uubeun 1. (£qu to
ohn S. Gnu-ford, Esq” reapcmully mks the
continuance of his friends and customers to
patronize his successor—where Bargains may
be had
Feb. 8, 1864
N THE HAT AND sum; BUSINESS—A.
I Colman having nssocinted with him in
business John 3. anlord, who purclmled
the interest ,ol John Culp, rugrcltully an
nounces to [he citizens ol‘Uenysb g and the
public gencmlly, mm. the business w ill be con
tinued at. the/Old Stand on Clinmberaburg
street, by A. COBEAN l; 00., ‘who will con
smmly keep on hunt! a large stock of Gdodi,
in the linn of
SHOES, HATS. CAFS, TRUNKS, .
CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS, “2.,
gm! Ihey will also continue the Manufacture ol
hoes.
[From _their long experience in an the nbove
branches, they flute! themaeh‘u that they can
please the public, and will Re" cheap for cash.
A. COBEAN,
‘ J. S. CRAWFORD.
Doha business under the name and firm 0
A. Column 5: (20, (Nb. 8, 1864.
Good Thing: from the (My!
E are raceivfng twice a. Week from the
Us city: variety 0! article; united to the
wants of this community, viz: Frelb‘nnd Salt
“FISH, flnma,‘Shonlders and Sides, Hominy,
Beans, Salt,Apples. Potatoes, Oranges, Lemons,
Confections, Tobaccm, Segnrs, with many
other n'nicles inJhia line—all received in the
be". order, Ind sold at. the lowest profits. Give
us a can; in Baltimore street, nearly opposite ‘
E‘shnesmcka‘ store.
WANTED—Butter, Eggs, Lard, and all
other country produce—for which the highest
cub price will be paid. ‘
SWEET POTATOES—baII, qunllty, u low
!“ living prams—always on hand. Allo,
OYSTERS, fine and fresh—in the shell or
shocked. Restaurants Ind families Inpplied.
STRICKEOUSEB & WISOTZKEY.
Gettysburg. May 18, 1863.
E undersigned flu opened a. PROVISION
mom; ataeom Little‘s old mud. _in
en mddle street, Gettysburg where he WI"
always keep on hand. for snle,
BEEP, MUTTON, VEAL, PORK, V
POULTRY, APPLES, SWEET AhD '
IRISH POTATOES. QAHBAGE.
BEETS, TURNIPS, with everything all. pp
the provision line.
He will an s; mud; mama, and mu a?
efl'on to zen”. "
FatCaEflc, Begin, Swelli- (2.312;? b?" a!“&
' ehi 9- n e .
to}: wglch a: 2 P JOHN NQEKBECK.
’ Oct. 17,1564. 4' _A H -
. LEGEIOK huh-Guava ‘ ”-
Jafi?&*‘3§°§§‘r‘é‘é§fim ‘ °’
‘ .. . in 1
Law. 9! . befiaf
Great Bali
“ 600102209
“ 300 m 800
" flbawaoo
H 1500w2500
Dissolution
A Card.
JOHN cum
Another Change
Provision Store.
_
OLD AND SILVER wnoafS.
‘ .mv M’ to.-
ON m: on: DOLLAR PLAN.
'I'II Il'l.l ITOO‘ 0’
;oue Gold and Silver thch hummer,
'l‘wo Immense Jewelry Belebflehuenu. Ono
Sllver Pletlanm-houn, One Gold P'fi
Ind Pencil Ink", ,
; To be dllg‘eeed of I'm: dimteh ‘
Wl’l‘HOUi" EGARD I‘o 908‘“
y The Good: ..n of {Albion-ble etylu end no“
excellent workmanship, and If! uetlfleed in
this hammer to relleve the proprietor! from ll
humement occanuned by I diluutin‘ clvll
war. It Ihouid be prqgiqentl; eluted, Ibo,
that they are mostly of V
l AMERICAN IANDFAOS‘URI,
and thereforehgteetly enwlot to the zoo“
lmporled from nbroed Ind hlwked shalt II
the cheapest ever lold. The eimpll duty on
imported goods, end the laugh prmlnn on
Gold (all forelgn bill: In payableln geld.)
amount to more then the eltlre coat or men;
of the article: ollered by 11l to the pnhllc. .To
facilitate the sale
ONLY ONE DOLLAR
wil} be charged for any aniclc on our lilt. the!
this sum the purchaser need no‘ pay until 50
knows what he is to get! This pln accord.
wuh the method rocemly become I 0 pop-1n
for disposing of lugs atom of Junk, Ind
similar productions. .
THE PLAN IS SIMPLE!
The name of each article ofl‘ered for role—-
‘33 “Gold Hunting Watch," "Gold Ont-Bond
Bracelet," “Pearl Brenst'pin and Eur-Drops,"
“Gold Enamelled Ring,” “Silver Pllted Coke
Basket,” he” is written on icon! and encloled
in n sealed envelope; these envelope: Ire then
placed in n drnwer and well mixed; then II
In order is received, with twenty-five cents
for return postage and other chnrges, one of
the cards or certificate: is taken II random
and sent by first mall to the customer, who
will see at once whnt he can get for One Dol
lnr. If he is pleased with his fortune he cui
forward the money according to direction: on
the ccrtificute nnd lecure the prize if the
article awarded should be unsuited to the
purchllH—M for example, a net ol Penrl Enr~
Drops nud llrenetpin tu a young man who
cuuld not wear them, and had no one to in
them to—wo will rend any other article 013th.
catalogue of equal priee which may be pre
lerretl. Or if, for tiny reason, you choou mi
Venture no further, ‘tlien you can let the mo:-
ter drop where it is and rpend no more. 8;-
nmine carefully our Catalogue! _V_
WATCH DEPARTMENT. A
300 Genu‘ l’ntunt Lci‘eruold llunti
' ing Cuse, $5O to 3200
300 Gente' lletnrhed Lever Golfi’
Hunting Case, '4O - 175
400 Gents b‘uissuold liuutlngCnufiO - 100
‘ 200 Lndiee’ Gold Ennmeled
in! Case, 0 - 80
400mm.”PiuentLeverSilverllu - é .
ing One. 35’ - 90
400 Geuts’ llet. Lever Silver Hunt
ing Case, ‘ 30‘ .
300 Gents‘ Derched Lever Silver
Open-Fnce,’
300 Gems' l'ntent Lever Silver
(Iron-Face,
300 (lenli' Swirl Silver,
JEWELRY DEPARTMI-ZN'l‘
sun Diamond Rilign $4OlO $llO
300 (Icnli' Diamond Pin! 20 -
3000 ”out.“ Cnlil'n lmmnnd Pin! 3 -
ntxmnh-Ms'Caxifu Dinmnud Itiuun 3
.5000 (:ejup' (ioid uud l-Zuumsled
Fab ”min:
4000 (:«nla' Hal-l Veal Uh |inl
4mm l'mr Uuuu' (Zuld shew Bu:
‘ lullil
wuo PM: u nls' (:uld nud Hum
alt/cw Uunous
cum SW 6. un' Gold 3.2.1.1.
soon Genls' None Sr! and Sign“
Rings -
8000 (u‘oms' 'Smne Set Ind Signet
Ennm Ring-l ‘ 4 - lb
(£OOO Lndiea’ (:uld .\'ock Chains A 5 - no
404-0 Guld Owl-”mid lir-crlru 3 1 N
6000 am And Jet [Br-Leela: ' 8 - I‘l
50ml Gold und l-Inuuzrlod Bram-let- 8 - 15
3000 Gu'd Chaleluiu’t‘ludnl B - 30
‘Luw I’nir Ludws' up.) Slcmc Bul-
tuna ’ = 3 -
4000 l’nir ludics' Gold Enameled
Shen- Bultnns 4 -
8000 Sulll lire Hold nrnoohel . 3 -
uuuu Uurul, Upnl and Emu-nth!
ILowhes 3 -
5000 Gold Caméo & PeanEnr Drop: 3 -
7mm 11»;ng Jr! Luu ugdfloren
tine [hr-Drops ‘ I -
50 .u GUI-l ’l‘hnnl-IH 5 b -
lUuUu (.‘m'ul, prll & Emcmid Elf
lbrupa 3 .
10000 .\lmiumre Locket! _ 4 ~
i 000.) \lin'e Lm-kvu—mngirlpring 8 .
lmmu l'lnin Guhl Rings 4 -
mum» Sets Ladiu' vachy. Gold
' uud Jl‘l 5 -
10000 .\‘uu lmdin' Jewelry. Cameo, -
Pearl. kt, ‘ 5 -
loom) Lndle<' um and Jr! Bunion, 4 -
luuup Ladies' Gil. and It! HI! uny
puflfl‘. ,- 1 -
SILVER PLATED WARP;
10- 00 (‘ups
8000 Goblets
ltmou Pulr Napkln Ring: ~
2000 Curd Ihukels
3000 ane [Lulu-u
4000 Caulur Frames-complete with
bottles . , ~ 6v. 20
2000 [re Pit hers . lo - 20
0000 Fair unner Knifet \ 3 - I
5000 Soup, 035'" & Gravy Ladlu 2 - 8
1000 Engrarcd Pie Knivel 3 - G
8000 Dozen Ten Spoonn, per dbl. ‘ ~b - )5
6000 Dozen Table Spoon“. do. I - It
6000 Damn Deuen Forkl, do. 8 - 'l5
6000 Dozen Tabla l-‘orka, do. 8 - 30
GOLD PEXS AND PENGILS. ‘ ;
12000 Gold Pena, Silver linen-ion l
Holden ' ’3 to SIC
How Gold Pent, Silver anmed
"older:
8000 Gold Pens, Gold Mounted
Holders
6000 Gold Pené with Gold Ethn
sion Holden
6000 Gold rem, columnar: m 1
l'rncill
6000 Gold Pencils
REMEMBER THE PLAN!
In all case: we chug. for forwarding the
Certificate, postage, and doing Ihl bulinen,
the mun ol‘ Twenty/iv: Cenla, Ihlch mun)»
qnclused in the order. Fin.- Ccrtiflclm will
he sent. {or $l ; eleven for $2 ; thin, to: $5 ;
sixty-five tor Smmne hundred for $l5.
AGENTS ARE WANTED throughout lb.
Country to operute lar us. A large compan
ntion will be paid. Semi for terms. 8c" on-.
closing stump. NEWBORN t CO.,
Mar. 27, '65. 3:1: 75 Fulton 8%., N. Y.
Lancaster Book Bmdcry.
EORGE wux'r, ,
B o o x RIND I 3,
AND ILANK 1001 lANU'LC‘IDIII,
Lucasna, PA.
Plath and Ornamental Binding, of every duo
lcription, executed in theme“ nubfllflill n 6
Ipproved styles ‘
iioss
E. W. Brown, 2311., F xrl Bunk 011 nm”!
WfL. Pciper, 85.1., Lunczner Connt] Bnk
Samuel Shock, I'.qu Columbia Bunk.
Samuel Wigner, Elq., York Bonk. ‘ »
Williun Wagner, Esq" York County Bonk,
T. D. omen, an.. Bank of Geuflbm’t-
Peter Martin, Eur, Proth’y “BMW“? ‘3O-, ’9
Geo. 0. Hawthorn, 383-, 398 m" " “
Geo. Whitlon. Eng" locordor “ "
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