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:ggdcnltmd Q gamut“.
pmd m: on Fish.
15th Wading-amok"); ogtmut—h
comm-Ming; comiderable “ton 'on in n
rioul part-o the country. There are mou
and: M farmer: and persons owning land
who could profilably give the subject. nucn
lion ind trml; hot 0|“, is there profit. in
iL-buo. better than I! , there in plenum
and health to be derived. Where there
Fauna" brooks running through landn, it
..u an calf and unexponnive mentor to con~
‘umct u ul and neck it with trout or
other harem! the grnuficntion which a
luppty of fresh 64!: ml} be to farmers. who
seldom have freuh meat except th at of fouls.
man be Vely greet. indeed. It is stated by
physician: in n {at am the use of fiuh has
n tender-orb prevent or curexeoorbuttc
nml, serofutnu-N dim. 1.4-! anybody.
ybo can make u fllb’pondr—Putriot «t Union“.
Thu is just whet we have langboen adv
fishy-“Lot everybody who can make I
fllh-pond ;" and nowhere in tho thin; to be
more «sin nanomplished than in Adoml
county. Our «trauma 1n the mountain all
wound in mankind the labor of securing
then is fully compensated by the pleasin'o
it. nfiordi. Most. of our farms have spring!
upon them: and where‘tbntlil the cane ...
proper location for a pond is soon found.
1“ {but is heeded is a mnmenceqnm—and
“we hope that when swing Opensiplemy of
,commencemdnta will bounds. I
‘We know or two fine ima- in} Franklin ‘
joumhip—Cépm. Frederick Diélll'u' ma
Tm. Henry Deudortf'se-and a “ilh to them
. dwayl nflprdn us much pleuuure. 1' We look
upon them as considemmy enhapcing the
"this of tha far‘ms upoh wlniclrtfley 36¢ 10-
cated—certainly m_uch mum tqmn their
you. Make pond; !--[ Fll. (.‘mnptfi/e‘r.
7' ...“. ‘..... _ .. .y. .
. Curing Meat. T )
The, near approach of the "‘bnichering ”
couch make: the publication of i. no follow:
,ing very seasonnble. An exphimge saysl
the recipe, “ if properly tried. will never be!
abandoned. There is none lhatjsnrpassea
it, iflo,good.” W’ have uucdblieiily the
some {or‘ several grain, (not A iling the
pickle, however.) ond always will? the moat
anti-factory result: ' ‘ i
“To 1 gallon of water. take I.} lbs of
only} lb of sugar. l 01 of seltrjre. l oz ol
yore-h. in this ratio the pic 1 to be in
creased to any quanti'y desired. i Let these
vboil together untilnll the dirt from the su
gu rise: to the top and lb skimmed off.—
- hen throw it intoa. tub to cool. pm] when
cold. pour it. over your beef or park. to re
moin the usual cinze. say fourbr vo weeka.
’l'he meet. must he well covered with the
pickle, and Ihould ‘not be put down lor
two days after killing, daring wh ch time it i
Ihould be shrinkled with powdered salt
peu'a, which removes all the sun-loos blood, ‘
flea/leaving !ho meat fresh and dlenr.
_"zSome onjit boiling the pickle and find
it to enmenwell Vthough the opemlion of
_boiling purl es the pickle by throwing off
.the dirt‘elw ya to be found in alilt and su
glr." ~ ,
‘ Meat should be smoked wit corn cob;
or hickory wood, or both. Propl remaking
in. much :61 do ‘with we a won—[s.l.
.Compiler. i ‘
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..- Corn and Pork. i
..’l’he Chantry Gaga-man gay: hat an ex
perimenter, J. 15.1401“, obmi ed 100 lbs
,bf pork from seven‘ bushels of ohm. or 1 lb
pf pork from 45 lbs of com; the groin was
ground and moisiened with wtter before
feeding. Nathan G. Morgan‘” of Union
Spripgl, by. waiting his men] with five times
iii weight of hot‘water,‘nnd letting it atnnd‘
twelve ,w eighteen hours before;feeding,
outlined Nb of pork from 2} lbs of com.
I - Mien difi‘erent results would be ob
, nod from difi‘er‘ent breeds of'ewiue.
.. , WhathHo Plant} -
If-any,of our friends vviesß‘trol order Bear
.Troeg, we can recommend the following
linu but suitedrto our climulq
Buetro Gifl’ord,
Bartlett.
Belle Lucrative, ‘
{Louis bgn _de J ersey,very hanasome,
Buem Clairgenu, large
Flemish Beauty,
Harvey.
Buerre Rose,
Dunmom, (sour. for baking) 3 “
.1 'Duphesugi’ Angouleme, largé,‘ Novemberl
.- Bum-re DigL'lurge, ' ' "
Bnem Superfine,
Bnone D'Anjou,
Lawrence,
Vicar of Wihkfield, Inge,
Winter Nalin.
.ulout Momennh " j “
Novena Poitpqu, ' I “
Buene d’Aremberg, (acid,). . _"
*Seckel‘, " Septembq.
» ‘These thfee varieties are now. selling in
the New Yorkmnrket at $23 pfr barrel.
. I ———————‘-—9Q.“ ————T-|—
‘ l ' finpcllnel. ; ‘
A an ph t: going the round: of the
pipe: aging tint. ashes npfilied to the
roots of grape wines, will prevent the rust
or mildew on the fruit. An exo‘allent rem-
’ ody. doubtless, as wood when oontainJhn
ingredient ‘to ; large extentrwhich the
'gmpe line most. nee \. But: still better
A unpedy, is I weak solution of iotaah, dis
solve it in water. make eight ten pails
fullenf the «elation, and pour hround the
roots. first loosening the soil hit some dis,-
tapqe.“ A pail full a day. for eight or ten
days, is quite as well as' to put-{it all on at
once. __ ‘
The reason why potash, is valuable in
simply because grape vines contain a much
larger pyoportion of potash film: of any
other pneyipgredient of which they are
,com‘poqed, and they exhaustlthe soil of
tin ingreaieut. sooner than 0‘? other, and
then ‘h‘é‘fmiydecsys or is lighted, xhe
'nmo u pears !‘run out” whien the toil
shout the tree: is exhaqsted M the iron
gvhich the pear needs with
tub. ‘Chemistry will tell y
gig yi‘hcu‘ "mum: expel-inr-
mm (or Prost'Bitcs£
Th 9 inflowinf in the recipe fin Whaler’s' ‘
*‘rou ulyg, so 0113 knownnn vnlued in
”Germ-nl. but the reqipo forfwbich bu
been kept n :aecret till recently purchnud ‘
,by the Goyerngueul ol the Kingdom or
fWurtonbm-g, gpd made public:~‘24 oz.
mutton ujlom 24 °f~~ 119351" th oz.
[oxide of iron, (red iron dual.) 4 oz.
vmimjtprpemine. 2 0;. oil hurgamom, 2
on. bole Armbhin, rubbed tonpamo wilh
aliv- nil. Hen together the‘ullow, lard
nu! iron dust, in an iron kefitle, stirring
pm): an iron spoon canal-nil)? will the mm
b mm“ a perfectly black color; yhen ugd
endpnlly the other ingredienu, Bug-ring pl]
. eflrmixed. .10. is Ipplléd npon lmen.
finily, nn’d its efl‘ecl upou‘even the mo“
finial iron sore is moot. extraordinnry.—-
.. I“ robubilily for aimrlar wounds it
”It! ago he an excellent npplication.
.ifmgbfi—Xou 91:6 going _to have your
Mb!” 9 Rye“ as your plmurel. A man
‘ no; no”): 9 23:3.) that has not Jud trouble. ’
;og'pjgpppfi'sp mus lelfiah‘neu vymm'ul' a:
‘7 M 2819 You canpofi restraip prjdp {with-t
ofii p 'ponflict. You canyon oxpgcc. up 39
1W Me yummy. harm; bglrdem. Bum
7W!” pips. to hnye hplp Jupderlcircum
‘cu agar mil} Ledges you {rpm {heap
‘ i on are :11; to e; lo cemo _
hfiém 6915. ¥ourfi§é§mgfiwm
‘V ‘.' in ad thug little spots in a‘
.aggkyofpmmdmy. , ~ . a
WOOD I——woon_ :---&.:h or our nuburiben
"intend paying farche Comedia- with wood,
are mug-(2d to deliver It won. The neat-lii,
(or farm novel in nu! you nl.
* cmcum-r': mm pocuuxm meow-a
11 the time to ’Zlilfuu sound politic-l knowledg
nmong the min". People are not, at pru
, Int, excited out "a llama politic-‘1 umpulgn,
I but their pusjonl hgvcaooolcd, their prejudice
“ no "lug, and mum: Ind citrimon lean find
”I lodgmenl in their which: Therefore, the
. present In the prop“ lino to place pap -_m_nh
, belore the people. Tc‘y conic: of tho Compiler
(humble inurhmenl though}! he) will do more
good mm, thy all the elecfiqncering doom
,1 menu that: can be sent. out al: we.“ priér
‘to the election. Would Demoannghout
I tgm county profltby.thls mm: 7 Le} em get
' :heir neighbors. Democrats mid llcpubllc’anl‘l
. m lublcfiho forum Cumpl'kr.
PABTBIDGES.-—Our gunner: lay I,th part
rldger, thin. lesson, are unolpull'y June.—
Some of our spommen who hove been out tell
us that on ground over which, in formeryurl.
they killed from thirty to forty birds, they did
not lee tail that numhe? this nouon. ‘Thin is
certainly inwelcome new: for the ” knights of
the trigger," an the» l-hor which person: are
compelled-to undergo in travelling over hill
and dale, will scarcely repay them for the sport
when game in ocurpe. W9ul,l«it not he nd~
Nimble then, {or‘onr gunners to ogree Lmong
themselves not to kill partridge: 'during the
present reason, in'ouler thnt they mny nguin
become ‘more filentiful'l The cause of the
scarcity of birds is owing to the umerity of
the weather lgst “inter. The groundkdnring
the greater pnrt or the season, was covered
with snow and ice, whit-h caused many to
perish for film; of food,’while others fell an
may prey to_ tho hawk, thus leaving but few
for brooding. The season Tar brooding w-a
aha hupropitious, as the early part at the
uuxgmct mantha was entirely tool’wet. This
will nix-bunt [or the low birds {ounJ,being
either old ones, or the ;oung one.) .very small.
—}'ork PM». I
NEWSPAPER PUFFS.—_As we rue almost
daily asked by‘ busineal men 3.0 favor them
wid: a “pull,” and us wo_cnnnqt make‘ the
machine g‘o’.wilhonz grouse, we have adopted
the following schedule of tell}, so that. mosc
who need and seek “ puffs,” may know our
tux-ml: ’
4 tolerably good one, 1 box of cigarl.
A good one’, 1 pair of booth.
V A'very good one, I rent and 2 shim.
A splundid'one, I cloth coat. _ ‘
‘A perfect sockdoluger, a “'llle unit.
Reading-;Wm'
Emunue‘l Neidich. -
Cumlxerlnndvuiuhael Fray, Jens Sharreus,
John F. Currana. ’ ,
Berwick lp —Jessa Kalebnugh, Geo. Outer.
()xford—Charles Trimmer. ' f
Mannheim—Francis Cole, Niqbolns Slflybaugh.
Union—Arum ‘Lefever. . ‘
Highlandl-Jaéob Plank. "
Mountplqasant~Samuel Shorh,Wm. MvShqrry.
Franklin—William Svme, Juhn Brudy.
Lnnmore—Juhn Martin. '
Berwjuk ban—Wm. Bittinger.
_Mountjo’ ~Jncob Koefnuver. ,
Hamiltonian—George C. lea.
lluntiugton—Bnruey Gardner; Pb“ “yen.
Gct'ysburg—rfluber: Marlin.
Butler—Willi”: Crulu. :
' GENERAL szv.
Monutplcnsnnt—J. E. Sumh, PM" Smith of
(’., Henry J. Hemler, Jacob Spangler:
Oxford—John Hunes, John Clank. I.
Conomo—Mnltbiastinter, Levi Lawrence. '
Sttnhnn—‘ncoh Crison, Joseph Thomnn.
Reading—J. J. Kuhn," Elijah Myers, Benjamin
Chrouister. ' -
Germany—4loB2s Schwartz, John Haring.
Liberty’éGregory P. Toppel . Mich'l Slnyhnggh.
Mounqpy—Edwurd gfingler, Jacob Diehl,
- ‘Sn’rnuel Baker, Sum ‘ B.’Miller.
Lntimorc—Jnhn H. Myers: ’
Franklin—George A. Cox-well, Jno. W. Lon,
Daniel Kuhn.
Cumberland—George Flick]. .
Bcrwick bola—Wm. L. Gm, Frederick Wolf.
Union—Edward Rebert. Wm. Sliler.
Gettysburg—Joseph Gillespie, Wm. Shillenn,
Wm. E. Bittle.
Hmmlmummy—Johnl Sande“, Wm. Waltgx.
Hnmilton-—George Bz|ker7Chnrlés Rnfl, Daniel
Ehrchnn, Michael Bohn, Samuel Orndorfl‘,
Littlestown—John Butters, George Gou_det.
Tyrone—‘Jeue R. GluuphLoVi \Rafl‘enspergar. '
Freedom—Jacob Brown. ( .
Butler—Jacob. Gardner. '
Huntington—Joseph Trimmer,J .
Berwick tp.-—-John Strasbaug‘h.‘ ‘
on. 23, 1855. J
RIPENS
‘ August,
September
October
•
December
”‘_'faffi‘eEKfKiiéfi'.‘
ATTEND T 0 i‘OURJNTERESTSi g
4 THERE IS NOTHING iIKE A GOOD
PLUUGH !-—Thq undersigned In ea this method
of informing this Partners of Adams county
that he has been IppuiMEd an Agent for the
sale of the CELEBRATED PATENT IRON
CENTRE STEEL .\IOLDBOARD PLOUGH,
manufactured at Pittsburg by Hall and Spear.
Among theadmnmges which thin Plough-hue
are, that it runs easy, will not choke, makes
the best‘kind of work, and II durable beyond
all other Piougha. It has beken used in this
county for neural years, and in all cases given
the highest satisfnction. Those who desire a
first rate Plough cannot make I migtake in
purchaeing this. It is guaranteed In every
instance. ’ r
”All inquiries will receive prompt u‘nswus
by being addressed 40 the subscriber, at New
Chester P. 0., Adams county, Pu. r
PHILIP DONOHUE, ngnt. ,
True undersigned, having used the " Iron
Cenue S‘enl !oldboud Plough," mnnfue.
turel by Knll & Spear. Pittsburg, hear cheer
ful testimony 1.0 m vnlnc. Being satisfied 0!
its Inperioi- qualitiee, we do not. mum,“
recommend its no by all flyrlnerl. -
Gen. 'l‘. Rudgon, Philip Weaver,
J. Upton Neely, John RBI-um.
W. T. Hoffman, BJ. Myeu;
John H. X'ljor.
{3113.88, 1865. t!
‘ ;Clothing.
rape needs
in all about.
at."
' EORGE ARNOLD bu now on hand the
large" stock of READY-MADE CLOTH
ING in town. consisting of DRESS AND BUSI
NESS COATS, of tier] ducription,.o~VEß
COATS, in great nrfcty, Monkey Jackets,
Vells, Psnuloous, Shim, Drawers” Gloves
and Hosiery, stacks of them! .
My by; clothing "a mostly o! my own man
nfnctun, and will be wan-mod will mule, and
well trimuud. <
Together with 5 large stock of methane“-
llinets, Juno, Drilling, Shining, Flannel, kc.
«Um, Beuerlclothsrooe Skim. Over Coming!
Ind Trimming. 1,” great variety; all of which
will he luld‘u-chnp u_ the chcnpul. Cull
and sea \hem. '
Outvsburz. 00!. O. 1865. 31: 3
M4'aanpflvofixs.
nun-m; Gem: of (h. Diamond Ed mm
moro shoot“ pelt-1y gnome the 8 oflice,
crr‘pxssuna, PA.
Every duéflpfion # ‘wor’k executed in the
bum; um.- g! the An.
I|.pr 17,1865. 1! "
HE .anburjber In; some yulunue WESr.
{l‘ {ms LANDS, which fie willing: (or one
0: up" FARMS "in thin ‘county. i 136 15511!
bra yell lqgnlgui, 3nd very dosh-bly In; tuni
ipg. '31:!) .ppuunm deoirod.
‘ . JACOB BRINKEBBDf‘F2
fleflphnrg. April 3. "65.- 5: c
atun * ►'aantp.
Jurors for Novembér.
Guxp J uuv.
Sf Hildebrand, (Foreman,)
CERTIFICATE
Gannon}:
Western
New Spring Goods.
SMALL PROFITS I QUICK BALES.’
D , J . L . sUu 1 C I
would "spectfully u; to tho China: of Out
:ylhurg Ind vicinity, that. ho to now receiving
It. his ”are n splendid A
- ‘ STOCK 0!" 39mm} 00005. ,
Tho flock on aim ln'pnrt of Fancy uni
Staple DRY 003 m, of every ductipuon.
SILKS.
MUZAIBIQUE. - ‘ '
GHALMES,
DELAIXES,
. BOHBAZINES,
» ALPACCAS,
~ MWNS,
CALICOES
of ..u qualities and choice" Itylel, which ml
bu laid at PRICES T 0 DEFY COMPETITION
' FURNISHIflG GOODS
at nll kindu, including Silk, Linen Ind Cotton
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, flocking, to. 0
Alla, !- Iplendid apartment of RIBBONS,
Lace! and Edgiqgl, Umbrella: and Piano!» -
My nook of WHITE GOODS vlli be found full
and éomplett. uni cunomeu ms} rely upon
nlnys gelling good goqflut the bust. poul
ble prices. ~
Gentlemen will find 11. lo than; “vantage tc
cull and examine my stock of
CLUTHS, .
- CASSIMERES and ,
VESTIXGR,
ol ell qualities and choice“ styles.
April 24. “365. J. L. SCHICK.
New Warehouse.
' BUSHELS 0F GRAIN
00 000 WANTED,“ me neaniu
and Prague House, in' Curliale street, udjuin
ing Shanda t Buehlsr’s establishment. The
highest. mukp‘t price will always be paid in
cab for
GRAIN, of all kinds. '
‘ FLOUR, SEEDS, fie.
\Alwayl on hand and tar sale,“ We annular
profllS. ' fi _
GUANOS.
SALT, 14an
‘ ukuunmss, hm, .
1 \thlesnlc rind retail.
TRY US! We 51m“ 110 our best to gin
ntisfucliun iu nil cues.
‘ Mr'CUEDY a: mam.
Gettysburg,‘May 11, 1563. 1y ' -
. Cumberiand Coal!
A LARGE supply of superim-
BLACKSAIITH COAL,
now a}: hand at reduced price. Thin Coal is
superior to all othgr Coal In the Uniged Ststéa
for welding and other blacksmith purposes
For sale by
Qity Coal Yard, Frederick cfly, Md
June 29, 1865. 13*
Bargains! Bargains!
EW FALL AND WINTEII'GODDS.
.FAHNESTOCK BROTHERS
lmvejuat returned fromKNew York and Phila
delphia with one of the largest stoeks'ofnew
Full and Winter Goods over otfcred to the
citizens (”Adams County. They were pur
chased helm-e file lnte rise in goods nnd”WiH
be sold at corresgzondin-g prices. The unusually
gient demand for goods ofeusry desorip’fion for
the Southern mnrkci, will nndonbxcdly name
a further rise injhe pncc ofgouds. We then:-
fore advise all that ‘ ‘
~_NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. ' ‘
Our stock of Ludies’ Dress Goods is .com
p'lote, consisting of French Merinoes, very
chenp, all woul Poplins, all wool Fluids. De
laina’b-oShgphenla’l Fluids, Culicoes, Ging
hums, Plaidfiiselln.Coburgs,Cloths for an‘ies‘
Clonks, unusually low, Silks and all tbs; latest
styles of Dress Goods. , .
CLUTHS, Casilmens, Casslneta, Tweeds,
Kentucky Jenni, km, for Men's Wear.
FI‘ANXELS—Lhe largest ski ever brought
'.O this market, and cheap. 0, 11 large us
sorunent of Cloak Trimmings, Shawls, “nods,
Buluuuals, and in luck it full and cumplx-m us
sortmeiit of‘ Mi kinds of snide und Fhllcy
Goods. Uur stock having been purchased
low, we'lsy again
BUY YOUR FALL 6: WINTER GOODS NOW,
Having replenished our slmk in all in' de
partmenxa, we are prepared to supply whatever
may he wanted in oin- line of business M. prices
tlmt dqty’compeiition. Cull at the Red From.
‘ FAHNESTUCK BROTHERS.
Sept. 4, 1865. . ‘
‘ «Fresh Arrival. , .
4 ATS, GAPS, 3001‘s a smfi. -
H CUBEAN & CO.
'hrwejust received and opened nnother splendid
assortment of HATS, CAPS, BOOTS rind
SHOES, for Summer wear, which they are
selling at very low price! Eousidoring the
times. The latest, styles of Summer Hats and
Cups, of every description and price.
Boots and Shoes, of superior mnke, “Gym
warranted to fit, always on hand. Work
made to order and repairing done on shortno
tics, by experienced workmen. Also.
' HARNESS MAKING,
carried on in at) its branches. Persons want
"mg nnythine in this line wpuld do well to call.
la‘Don’t forget the old stand i 9 Chambers
burg street, ifyuu want Bargain.
COBEAN & CRAWFORD.
June 19, \865. ‘
t ' Something New.
HE WORLD RESOWNED
T , . WILLOUGHBY‘S
‘ GUM spmxe omm omm.
HAIUFACTURHD BY CBOIWELL l DAVIBOR, (IBIS!
CASTLE, FRANKLIN CO.ll PA.
This celebrated Drill is superior to any other
machine of the kind yet introduced to the pub
lic. Among its advantages ere these :—lt dis
tributes the grain with perfect regnlnrity. It
never chokes or breaks the grain. Rough
ground, or fast or slow driving. will not vary
the quantity sown to the acre. It can-be regu
lated whilst in motion. The teeth or shovels
are so constructed as not to break when com
ing in contact with' roots ‘end stones, hut
spring back to their proper places. It will sow
every kind at grain with the some hopper. It
also m'eusnree the quantity ofgrnin to be atom:
to the acre, and‘is simple in in construction
pud easily managed.
THE GUANO ATTACHMENT,
This invention for lowing ALL KINDS of
Gneno and Compoat makes the Drill perfect
and complete. 1t sows the grain and manures ‘
the ground at the some time. This conetrnc- ‘
tion of thmAttuehment is very simple and is.
eeeily repaired. It will now from one to twen.
ty heshele to the acre; and the feed can‘be
regulated whilst in motion, to “it poor or
rich ground. These machine; need only bel
seen to he edmired. All whiljgve tried them
pronounce‘them the most complete arrange
ment {or the purpose ever ofl'ered to the pub
l'wc. Hundreds oficenifiéntu cnn he produoed
from practical far-mete in Franklin county and
lo Mxryleud to prove that the muchine is no
humbeg, end hue given entire satisfaction in
every clue where it,hlu been tried. - ' I
WILLIAM WIBLE, Agent.
Aug. '7, \BB5. If ~
g Estey's Cottage .gansr
35 normal; nn’excelied, 1m they are ub
loluzely unequalled, by any other Reed
nnrumant In theficountry. Designed uprate
1y for Churches and Schools, the) u. gonad
go be madly-well adapted to the kwlor ;nd
drawing room. For sale only by
E. l. Balm-z,
No. 18 North Ssvenlh St" Philadelwh,
amuse, BRADUUBY’S PIANOS, a“: a,
:ovupletc ulortment o! the PERFECT "5;.
LOJEQN. [Och 2. 1866. 1y
Picture Frame. .
GBEAfi-fieiy of PICTUAE‘ FRAMES,
A‘with pluin ind convex 311 nm, for all:
n Hmer’s‘brug’ud variety Sloth '
hue 26. 1565.
LIB‘S 3:33 am (or m." at
“mph Dmg and Yum] Ston._
New Goods! Cheap Goods!
HE PLACE?!) GET THE! -
‘ IN HANOVER!—
We heuby Inform the elligenu of York and
Adams counties, that we have nublidhed, at
the nouthust cornu- or t‘mtre Squirt and
[ultimate “not, HANOVER. lormerly orcn-'
pied by C. E. I T. I‘. Win, 1 Branch Store,
(the principal lmsin’eus houses being locinqd
in New York Ind York. Pn.,) whrre we will
hep n! all Hum a regular ulorlmeul of Dry,
Domenic Mid Fancy GOODS. also. a well le
lecoed “seamen! ‘of CLOTHS, (EASSIMERES,
CASSINBTS, CUTTIXETS and CORDUROYS;
Chill. Glnn Ind Quunl-wure, Ludin'. Misses'
and Children'l SHOES; also, a nice Ind lull
unortmon! or all kind: 0! CARPET, Floor
and Table Oil-cloth. '
We have 1150 eeubllehed ln roome adjoining
the Central lloteP,‘ a CLOTUIKG STORE,
where we will keep constantly on hand I well
selected unsorlmenliof fleedy-lnnde Clothing.
of the lute-u nylon, and a full usunment ol
Gentlemen‘a Furnishing Goods, Inch A! Hall,
Ceps, Boon, Shoes, in, whichsye will sell a!
reduced pricel. .
As our mom) ilfi‘nd alwnyi will be, “quick
sales null smell profits." we hope to receive a
share ol the paintings of \own sud coun
try. Our connection wllh the large wholesale
houses ln New York City and York, Pn.,where
are always stored an extenslve flock of goods,
Iwhich we all at wholesale nnq retail, enables
us to enpply our old friends a (1 luck of our
new cusmmerl u, will give a: call, with the
very best marketable good: at lower rates»
than fun he purchased nnywhere in the Slate.
Cull end see for yournelves.
JUS. LEBACH h. BRO.
Hnnover, June 26, 1866. 13'
Coal. Lumber, stoves; &c.
HARLESJL BUEHLER q
C Would resprclfnlly inform the public
that he wull continue the business lately con
ducu J by the firm of Sheada & Buehler, at the
old slund. corner or Cnrlisle and Railroad
streets. He will he prepared to furniuh ‘
J‘HE BEST QUALITY OF CUAL.
and every variety of LUMBER, includinglmon,
Shutters, Susb, kc. Also, every variety of
Cooking Stoven,aluong which ureqtho
sour-. 9. 000 K, ROYAL COOK-,WELLIXG-
Tux, WAK’ERLY, PRINCE ROYAL,
omm EXTAL 000 x, kc.
' Also, “mun, nmxe
- noun, SALOON AND snap
S T 0 ‘V E s
Also, every variety of TIN AND SHEET
IRON'WA'RE, manufactured by the best work
men. Alla, HOLLOW WARE ofevery variety,
includingn superior article of enuml lied work.
indeed every vurict): of Kitchen Ware will be
kept constantly on hand.
Alsp,tho iar-fnmud “UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WRIXUER,” for which he is the sole agent. in
the count . - * > .
He ls all“) the agent. for Wheeler 5: Wilson's
Sewing Machines—line best in use.
April it), 1853. 0.1!. isL'EuLEB.
P. H. PYFER,
100.000 bush. Grain Wanted.
TEW FIRM AT THE -, ‘
h , ’ OLD WAREHOUSE: ‘
WM. E. RIDDLE & 00. would inforhl the
public that they have luused the Wurehouse
on the corner or Strunon street find ”It: Hail
roud, in Gettysbfirg, where !heywill carry on ‘
the GRAIN AND PRODUCE Ifl‘filNl‘ZSS, in‘
nil its branched. .‘l‘he highest prices wm ul
wuys be paid for
WHEAT, RYE, \
‘ CORN, OATS,
fl cwvm k TIMOTHY SEEDS, {
‘FLAXSBED, SUMAC,
“.\Y 1; STRAW;
Dried Fruifi, Nuts, Sump, H.nms,,§houlders xmdrg
Sides, POLlloei, with evuylhiug ulseiu Lhe'
copnlry produce line.
U.\' HAND, FOR SALE.
Coffees), Sugars, llulnsses, Syrups,’l‘oni, Spit-o!
Suit, Chm ac, Vinegar, Sodn‘, .\lusmrd, Starch,
Bruoms, Buckets, Blanking, ,lirushes. Soups,
kc. Also COAL OIL, Fish Oil, an, kc—i
FISH 0",«1‘ kinds; NAILS AND Sl’lKES‘,‘
Smnkingnud Chewing Tobaccoa. ‘
They nre ulw:\.\s uhle lo supply a first “no,
arm-1e ol' FLOUR, “ilhfilhe dnfl‘crcn‘t kiudgoi
FEED.
Alan, GROUND PLASTER, with GUAXOS
and other mrLilizers. WUDAL, by the
busl.el,lun. or gar loud. ’ ‘
'l‘lu-ir Cure run to Baltimore and barktwiu:
a week, null may will be happy {cu-any guods
either way nt mom-rule ch frgL-s. M.\rkutuu~u,
couuzry merchuule‘, and when. will find it 10
their udvnnmgt: m pulromzt- this line. ¥
They ask u. almre ol'thc pulnlic's cu=l._om.mzd
willrpnre nu Qflurl to render suliahuliun 10
all, sellers or buyers. . *
“'ll. E. BIDDLE 6; CO.
Aug. 22, 1864. 11‘ .
Great Attraction
T FRINKERIIUI-‘F'S (‘HEAP CLOTHING
A AND FCitXISUINU STORE, at the North
East Corner of the Dinnmnd. The subsr-riber
is constantly in receipt oflresh goods from the
Eastern cities. “is stock of
READY-MADE, CLOTHING
is one of the largest and most 'nttrm-tire, in
Well as the cheapest estublishmentml' the kind
in the couutry. You will there find COATS=
PANTS AND VESTS, made up in the most
fashionable styles. and of the best materials,
of all sizes and prices, for men and boys.—
(ientlemon’s furnishing goods of every deseriy
tion, Wool Shirts, Muslin Shirts, Hickory
Shirts, nnd Merino Shins, Merino, Wool and
Cotton Drawers, HosieryofevorrdesGt-iption
Buck.skin, Merino and Cotton Gloves, “and
kerchivfs, Neck Ties, Con-Mg, Linen and Paper
Collars, H’ts, Cups, Boots‘ and Shoes. Um
brellas, Trunks. anices, Cnrpctfings, Clmhcs
and Shoo Brushes, Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Shoe Blneking, Pocket and Dreesing Combs,
Ivory Combs, Watches, Clocks and Jewehy,
Guns, Pistols, Violins and Violin Strings,
Soups and Perfutneries, Stationery of all kinds,
Pocket Kgives, Smoking and Ghewmg Tobac
co, Pipes, an extra quality of Segnrs. In fact,
his stock embraces everything usually found
in I first class furnishing store. I invite the
-atteutipn of All to come nnd sec for themselves,
no I um determined to sell goods lower than
anyotheresmbllshmentin the‘ country: Don’t
forget the place“. Corner at York strent end
the Diamond. JACOB BRINKEBHOFF.
July 4, 1864. .
CLOTHIE'RS, ‘~ .
WASHINGTON Bunnma,
165 up 16'! Bump“ STIIET, . ‘ '
L! nAL'rl M o n E ,
keep constantly a band a large Ind well II-
sorted stock of all kindle! goodl at mode'nto
I=
They supply orders for the finest. to the
loven priced "tidal, either rod, and. or
nude to man—fie, to my part. of the country
They 'k'eop 1150 an extenlivo flock of FURN
[BEING GOODS. embracing Every Iniclo of
Gcntlcmen's Under-war. AllO, “LITA!“
CLOTHS and ever: variety! Hilim", Trim-
mingu, .5 wall u u: snorted flank of READY
MADE HILITARY GOODS
Bnltimore, Feb. 12, IBM
, Something for Everybody
I 0 BUY AT DR. R. HORNER'S
1 DRUG A3O VARLII‘Y STORE
an opened I fine “torment. of
Drum And Medicines.
Punt Medicine), '
Stationery, _
Fm: Dry 6006:.
Congectiou, ' .
Breweries!
' ~ hotiou.
TOBACCO, BEGABS, to.
I Jun. 18, 1334.
' _ Give Him p. C‘! '
a t In in frcll’holo h ,
I I A-filnfhiygfexfetsgfh ghe benign;
‘(n 3: ygyfilzgg's GAL}. _ag', In mm. mm;
u. . . ‘ ' ' "
Noah _ Walker 8; CO.,
No Humbug.
ENOV’AL.
R HULTZWOR‘I'H ALWAYS AHEAD.
THIS WAY FUR BARGAINS.—JOHN L.
HOLTZWORTH he just rglurned from the
City with the large“ and most complete anon
‘ men: oi HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
mu) SHOES, um hu been brought to, W
”his lawn" tince the mur.’ Hin‘stock i.
I not only complete, but ls GOOD and. CHEAP
ombrating every nriely of Boots and Shoes
for Mon nnd~floys. whilst the ‘Lndiea will find
everything ln weir llne, (mm aha finest Gxxiux
lto'the heaviest Shoe... Chll ren'n Show of
'fevery description, in great variety. Also. Lu
qdies’ “All, line qnllilyrmd Children'l Hats,
'ornll nylon and prices. A'llo, Trunkl, Car.
‘pet Bugs, Valiant, Umlrrellu, Gloves, Stock
‘inn. Tobacco, Clgals,|nd Notion: of every
, description. ' '
. fi-Don'l forget the placp, South-cut Cor.
‘ ol‘ the Diamond, Gaéysburg, Pa. ‘ ‘
. ' J NL. HOLTZWORTH.
Ap'ril 10, 1865. u
Forwarding Business.
«CULP & EARNSHAW’S LINE.
AVING purchgled the Warehouse nnd
H Cars heretofore owned by Samuel Herbsl,
the nndersigncfl take pleaaure in announcing
“to the public that. they 'in run a K
LINE OF FREIGHT GARS
from Gettysburg tanllimore every week. They
are prepared to convey Freight either way, in
'nnyqunnmy. Theywillnlzendfifdesitednolbo
making of purchases in the city. and deliver
ing the goods prompdy at Gettysburg. Thoir
curs run to the Warehouse of STEVEN
SON & SONS, 165310th Howard street, (near.
Franklin.) Baltimore, where Ireighthgill be
received at any time. Tbay inv‘xte the gttgnlion
of the puhlic to their Hue; assuring them that
[boy will spare no effort to nc'cdmmodate all
who may patrpniie them. .
~ Having purchased the buildings and lot on
the Northeast corner of Railroad and North
Wushiugum streets, Gettysburg. (heir Depm~
will remain there. Any penon having busi
ness in the forwarding line are rmpeclfullyyh:
vim] to call. ‘ GULF-a EARNSHAW. '
Aug. 7,1865.
Great Remedy for Colds.
anus PECTORAL ‘
B . BALSAMICgQRDIAL, on
EJ’PEC'TORJNT!
-A Rvmdiul Agent prepared to man the ur
gent demand tor a prompt and sale Antidote
fur nll Pulmonary. Disorders. If properly used
it will give instant rdief in almost. every in
slnntf', and will prove an effectual mm.- in. a
majority of the following case-9.0! nll‘euiuus of
the THROAT SND LUNGS! such as Colds,
Coughs, Asthmatic Tendencies, Whooping
rough, Soreness of the Breast and Bronchial
.\llrctions.
When we first commenced manufacturing
the Expectorunt for our home consumption it
was not our intention not our desire to put it
before the: public as a “cure-all,"x nor to pub
lish n inn}: lift of testimouinta as an eu‘donco
of itslcumtwe properties, but the demand for
it bring: so great nnddccldedly on‘ the increnar,
has induced. _nnd in' fact compelled us to pre
pure h on it much laiger scale; and also to
establish agencies throughout this section of
[hr country. , x ' '
A“ we ask is that thple thus afiiicled may
give Lil-n fuir trial, that It may pic‘s its {nwny
ndvnmagvs (we; omg:- prepnmuoni ofu similur
nnlure now being employed. ’ ~
‘The price too throws it within the rench of
n",_bx ing b Al 2!- «lid 40 cents a bottle.
Bell’s Worm Syrup!
HE “081‘ INNOCEST. PLEASANT AND
T EFFICIENT REMEDY IN USE —A lung.
um' Purse-r x-x haunt—No C'auur 011 (a be
7hken.«ln this Preparation we hsfi‘e iricluded
Put-h remedies onix na hue bgen tried. for
years mud are known to poséeis powerful
nmhelmlnlie tinuwx, uombine‘l‘ wi'h mild
nperients‘. pleasant arorn'nlics and sugar. An.
LLelxniutlcs of thtmielvcs‘cnnnm pufmm their
peculiar funrfioui or hue !he dwired effect,
UHJA'SS the bowels are kept nmnlennbly npon.
To produce this. geuue pyrgflli‘ws are ul'ces
sur_\ and such uni)" ought to b: used that can
unt imrrfere with the unthelminiiu mnployed.
The adv-“mums wechim for !hh S‘srup uro;
15!. Its puwér at DESTROYINU AND, EX-
Pl-lIILIXG WUHMS!
2d. Its mild avperieut effect upon the bowels
‘ 3d. Ila pleasant. taste and odor are nann
mgrs pLsscsstd or claimed by very few Verm
ifg.ges. ‘
'4lh. he harmlossfinfluence upon tho system,
onuswiwnlly nu injurious eff- cts wi-ll result
from its use should Ihs’pmien! have m'urm<,
hut nn npmmul disease, arising: f mme
other unknown cause, which is bequenlly the
case. ~ .
‘ The constituents 9f this Syruli and its effects
no knonn to many Physicians, who are now
usiugpiv. 1n tll‘eig- przlcticu to a huge extent.
Price 25 cents a bottle
The Greatest Lmiment in Use.
_ ELL'S W HITE O’Ll—Tr‘m Blmm'l-I, ['lmm
) ell. mm! Penelratiflg and rural Ecnnmuxcal
Lminmtflin ("m—A .powmful Olmginus Com
pouml fur‘the Speedy Cure of Rheumatism,
Slrnina, Spmius, Wounds, Xumbnesa of the
Limbs, Frqstod Feet and Hands. Spnvin. Sm!-
tile Gulls. Pun-Evil, Ring! Bane, Bruiees.
Swellings a all kind, andiin 11w: every dis
ease for which an Embrocnliun is npplicahle,
either inlMan or Beast. Price 25 cum a hut
!le.—'Phis preparation, Whig!) is uriginul with
us. .will be fo‘und to be one of the nicest and
at the same time one of the most reliable up
plicntiom extant.
Having been employed Very extensively
since its introduction and feeling satisfied 0!
its'remedinl properties, we recommend it with
the utmost confidence, knowing that no one
will be‘ disappointed in its use. ”is, as its
name implies, a. white liniment oi the consis
tency of cream,. conmining nothing offensive,
but, on lhe‘ contrary, will he found more
plenum than othermue. ‘
Bell’s Alterative,
R‘CONDITION POWDERS! ‘
FOB HORSES, UATTDE & SWINE
26 cepu r. paper, or five papers for $1
The Immense Illa of these Powders during
the short period they have been ‘beforo the
public, is a. sulficient guarantee of their gren
populnity, and the decided benefits derivéd
from theit ule. ‘
The; Ire confidently recommended not only
:1 n preventive, but In a complete cure for
all dinne- incident to the HORSEHCOW or
HO9, we Ldre of Appetite. Coughs. Hem-es,
Yellow Water, Dieteinper, Glut-(len, kc, hc.
By theirnse the Korea’s Appetite is improh
ed. all derangement: of the digestive urgent
corrected, spftcning 'the skin, and giving to
the coat I sleek Ind shining appearance. and
may he need with perlect. safety at all times,
an it contain no ingredients which can injure
3 horse, whether sick or well. , ‘ ‘
They cleanse the breathing lpparatul by
ejecting from the eir cells consul-“ed matter,
or thnt formation which so severely clogs
them, causing a. tightneu in bru'hiug, and by
their peculiar Action on that part, they cause
the mucus membrane to resume its natural
dimenliont, thnn equalizing the Circulation of
the blood end metering the distended vessels
to their nntunl size. ' 9 ‘
For tanning cutie they are innlunhle,
glue possessing peculiar propurtiu in increu~
ing the quantity of milk in Cows, thereby giv
ing them an importance Ind ulna which
Ihpnld place them mthiu the hind: o! sll in
tereued.
All disease: to which the Bog is subject, 53
Coughl, Ulcer: in tha Lung: nnd Liver, and u
s gen'enl purifier of lbe_bluod We guarantee
We“ enemy if on“ (aid, tned. ‘
n'Bold It Gettysburg by A. D. Buehler,
Apothecary. And by Druggms and Storekeep
erl xenon"). Ask for Bell's Preparations. ~
Prepqnd exclusively by W. D. Bell, Apothe
cary. (Graduate of the Phillddphia College of
Phumacy,) Wen Wuhington BL, Hagen
-20.21,)“. ' [Ucz.l6, 186.5. )3
Meats ! Meats!
YSON & Cl). lune now in run opention
In umbiishfiwnt for the sale of Hearts
Ihd Groceries, on the west. side of Bultimore
Itmt, ‘- lcw doors south of the Court-house,
Gettylburg. PRIME BEEF can be had every
Tuelday, Thureday sud Saturdty mornings,
and PORK, VEAL, LAMB, km, on Mommy,
Wedneldy Ind Fridty morning‘s. Their meats
will ilwlyl be found the best. that. can be ie
cured in this market. [Sept 25, 1865.
RY Dr. R. HOMER'S \Touic and Anem-
I am Povden, for HORSES. :nd CATTLE,
"land And sold onlypt his Drug Eton. '
Juan: 2!: 186‘- -
_ FOUT Z ’ S
CILIBRATID
gum and mum: gmvflm.
Thane Powder!
{ will 111-anyth
x-mheStomlch
and 1m: Inna,
cleanse men
from otknlin
mum, und
bring Lhcmm
nhmlth) "Me.
They are I
[m preventive of Lung Fever. and n cemin
remedy for all Diseases incident to the Home,
Inch Is Glou
den, Yellow
Wnter. Dis
‘ e In p e r,
l"onn d e r ,
H o a v o a ,
Bunting,
Coughs. Fe
m ilions 0!
pa u and
#3.: Elm—
gy. kc.
in poor, lowayiritcd animals, ”n nu me
most beneficial efl'cd.
The use ofthem improves the wind. sin-umb
ena the Appetite, and pros to the Horse's;
fln‘e, smooth and glossy skin—thus unrav
lug me appearance, vigor and spirit 0 this
noble aninm
‘l'hg property this Powder )mSSessm infin-
main; the gunnul) of NHL iu Cows; givu
it an'npportnnce nnd \ulue which should
plxuce it. in xhe hunk of evrry pcnsnn keeping
- Cow. By actual eth-rin‘n-nl it has provcn
that it will increase the quantity of Milk and
Cream twenty per cent, and make the Butler
firm and sweet. In fattening Cntile, it gives,
them an appetite, loosens their bid: an
makga them thrive mm-h mm.
HOG S -
In A“ Disensos of
“we Swim. ouch as ‘ i/T‘Jh’ ; ".a _
(ionng, main in %fi.s’fli"
tie ungs iver ' ''L 3?}: if .
Sc. hlilyf ’putlingy “ Qr‘;3‘_
from a paper _i -
$53“??? of these ,_ I).?4FL‘?
ow min a bnr— K.’ ",3 - «T 5 3‘:
“lg! Swill, the [ii-‘3‘ ‘ \
nbo Dismal can be cured or entirely uro
vented. By using those Powders the {log
Cholera an be prevon ml. _
Price 25 on. per Paper, or 5 Papers for $l.
=I
8. A. FOUTZ 8: BRO,
LT THEIR
WHOLESALE DRUG AM} MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. 116 Frnnklin St, Baltimore, ltd.
'For Sale by Dmgginn and Storekecpen
throughout the United Sums. \
s For sale by A. l). lhu-hlér. (ju-nyshurg;
Lnugmin & Bllshfil'ld, Wheeling, Va: ('. (‘.
Bender Er. CO., Plushqrg; Juhnsou, Hollouuy
& Cuu'den, Philqglelphfiu.
NOV. 28 1:164." h
__.——X___-A_~_._..'_
_ New Goods {-«Large Stock ! ,
, ERCHANT TAILURLVG. 9
b 1 ‘ ‘ JACOBS & mu).
huh: just remind from the cities :1 lm'gc «luck
01 goods for Gentlemen}- went, embracing a
variety 0! ‘
CLUTHS” '
. fiC'ASSHIERES,
, VESTISGS,
Cnssinets, Jen‘ns, ‘&c.,“wilh many other good.-
for spring amt summer “cur. '
They are [)l‘Lepfll‘fld to make up garments m
the shortest mice, and in the very best mun
ner. ‘l‘he Fujhioui urc rwgulurly‘reueivcd, .mul
clothing manlc‘ in any desin-d styie. They ul
wnys mnke Hem fit», wlnlsulu-ir sewing Is sure
to be substantial. ' -
They ask :u cominm‘lm-o of the public's [vl
- resolyed by ;;qu “ark and moderate
charges to enqn “n. ‘
Gettysburg April .7, [862
ew Bakery!
‘ A; ZIEG! HR, Mechanical Bak
h Wushihunn strut-L. lmH-rqunre
le “nu-l, (:E’l“! YMSL'JKG. Pu.—
hnnd, (he he“! 0! “HEAD,
ARES. I’KhTZELS, &c.‘ I‘er
resh mel “I'll be gorwd Mmy
:Lvlng their minim? and reildcxil-m
. Ewry cfi'qu uuule‘ to please
1 ‘ [April 20, '63. tr
Globe Inn.
TEWPOR
h ors, Soul
from the Eu}
Unnslnmly ul
CRACKERS, '
sons wishing J
morningmy 1!
at the ”ALERT
lee us a cull
You}: 51.", NEAR. THE n-Mmyo,.
. ETT Yin U RU, I'A.—Thc uqdcrsigncd
I wuuld mt. respecuully inform his :3:-
meruus Menus and the public mgnvmlly, llml
he hns purcmsed thnl long q-alxllllislned and
“all Lnown 10101.11”: “Globe Inn," in Yurk
street, Getty burp, and will spam no effort to
conduct it in u_xuunncr that will nnl dctnwl
from its for Aer high reputation. “is [able
“'11! have flu but 11» market can ufl’urd—his
chambers nr- :pac'mu's and comfun.xblc—nud
he has. laid in m:- his [m :I I'qu stuck or wine:
i and liquors. i There is lnrgc stubliug ullaiclied
i to the Hotel, which Will he llltt’nded by Atten-
Live hustlers; It. will be his constant endcm‘or
;. to render the» lullest sun-{'.wtiou to his gun“,
I making In: I ouse’ us neur a hoxm- to them as
possnbie. fl asks a slum: of the pu‘blic's pn
i ti-onage, determined as he is to desenon large
! pnrt of it. {it-memb‘er, the ”Globe Inn" ll in
‘ York ure‘et, but “out the Diamond, 0: Public
Square. ‘~ SAMUEL WOLF.
April 4,18 4. t! }
Good T- ngs from the City!
E ura eceiving twice a week from the
city ayvnriety oi articles suited to the
want: of ‘hia‘communityhviz: Ftesh And Suit
FISH, Ham: Shonlstera and Sidga, Hominy,
Beans, Salt, qpples, Potatoes, Oranges, Lemons,
Confections. Tobaccos, Sugars, with many
other articlezj‘in this lino—all received in the
bummer, l isgld nt:heiowastprofits._ Give
us a call,, in ultimone street, nearly opposite
Fahneitoch' tare. '_
>WANTEDK-Bulter, Eggs, Lind, and 11l
other country. produce—Jar which the highelt
cuxh price will be paid. ~
SWEET POTATDKS‘bcét quality, M. low
est living prnfiu~ulwuys on hand. Also
OYSTERS, fine and‘ twang—iii the shell on
shocked. Restaurants mud families supplied.
‘ BTRIGKHUUSER h'WiSUTZKEY.
Gettysburg. May 14?, 1803.‘ ’
I. K. Btaufl‘er,
ATCHIiIAKEBm JEWELER, No. “8
NortthECUND Street, .
corner of Qunpry, PHILADEL}&
PINA. An ‘ uuonmmt o . \
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER 3: PLATED
WARE, coast-may on hand.
'SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS]
fi-Repaining 01‘ Watches wd Jewelry
promptly attended to. ‘
Dec. 12, 1864. 1y 1
Fresh Supply.
NEW GOODS.—A. SCOTT & SONS have
inn received another’fine assortment of
@W GOODS. consisting. in part, of Clolhs,
Cudmeren, Cusiliéts. Kentucky Jenni. nnd
Tir'eedl, for Genufinen’u wen. Alums fine
usomnom. off ‘
LAQIES' DRESS GQODS.
Our stock has been nelected with grout care,
.sn_d we we p‘repured to sell as chen- u any
other establishment in the country. We uk
the public to give u: A cull Ind judge for
themselvu. ‘We defy competition, both y! to
quality and price. A. soon e 3055‘
Sept. 11, 1365. -
9: 1865. PHILADELPHIA
Wall Papers.
OWELMA BOURKE, Umuxutnrerl of
l’nHfiK Hummus nnd ‘
WINDOW SHADES.
lorner FOURTH and MARKET
u, BHILADEI.PHIA. ,
r y. in atom, I. Inge me! of
L SHADES. . -
55. am, ‘
N ortb But. 0
N. B.—~Al"
LINEN m 1 0 |
4115- 93L}?
'.p-A mm “may, n}. lowut’.
In”, . FAQ'SESTUCKS'. ’
7 30mm!
. {mark}
V a _Great Sale ~
O!“ «atoms AND annuu.
. ‘ sl‘,ooo,doo WORTH I
T” be dl9Ps3gd of.“ On: Day.“ etch, vl‘th-
onc regnrid to mine, not to 13: paid [or until
- you How win: you are to regeive,
BY A. H. RUWEK B CO.,
(Agunll fer the Manhunt-en.)
No. 3'; Burn: STIIIT, Nzw You.
Wile“ the following list. 0! Articles to b.
[old for ONE DOLLAR :
100 Gold filming-u» Witches, «do .1” no
100 H Hugh“, "don nyhn, .“ uOO
#lO “ Wiu‘ Gold “'l‘th", " I. o.
600 Bllhr Watch“. ml: 120 00 to u o.
Goon Lulu: «yin "at A: ml.el}flm, h bonlnt; no
5500 Out“- Gdlfmh autumn! plus, ‘1 Oonbu2» 00
«no Cullfunk d‘amnnd ctr drugs, “ 9wtolo a.
3000 Minimum n-vulnnc Pm. II Inololo co
m c-lifnru. Din nd and alum.
ollod Hom‘n mfwm. mv Ityln. “ sonkln on
2000 Blnonle .na Em lem Pins. ‘I Inololo no
2309 Uuld Bum Baum-«mud " 30nt020 no
3009 J“ Ind llm-loflmoctm, u anotoln co
m Cnnwlllrbochu, u snoto b o.
WCunlhrDmp. u ‘ Cool. 5..
m Lndkl‘ “nah Chlim. H lontols up
00‘!) GIIIVI"PIBI‘ I upland” unfit; “ 2no\uto on
«no Salim" Show. Hulk-u. " I ooh I. on
noon Bmm- and Sher. Bumnu, In mu. u lonhln 6a
6000 Eluve'flulwm. plnln, nu! Ing'd, H Iooh I on
10000 lain Ind engrnud Rim, U 1 bo‘to lo no
sow Lek-p. richly "fin“ II Ino‘olo 0-
15000 at. Lyn", JO7» r], ac- and V
lam: nylon. 1 ‘oonlo I! on
6000 land-om: Poll Rings, ‘ “ iontoll no
9000 Sol- llolnm Elm“, H 26010 I o.
1000 Guld Paul and (hold "0M0", “ Hon‘o I. 0!)
m Eon J“ Ind Hold Pm: and flu .
Drnpn, lulu: lulu. very rich, “ 6no to 10.00
Roan Uum Thhublu. Panel“, is.. “ dnuh 0 p.
lama (lold l'am Ind IHror m. " sonto I 0.
lowa '~ “ Slum] huldara, " 5 wk- 6a.
This entire “I'. of hemuifzil and valuable
goods will be sold for 0s: Donna euch. Cur,
tificnles oi all the ulmvonrlicle: will he placed
in envelopes, and scales]. Thru- envelnpu an
sent by mail. as ordered. without. rexmd in
choice. (#3 the receipt of the certificate you
will see what. ;‘oujln- to have, and then it in II
your option to send the Dollar‘ and lake the
nl'licli", or dot. . ~ ..
Five certificmu. can be ordered far 31 ;
eleven furs 2 ; Illirtyfur $5; I‘ley-five for SIB,
and one hundred for $l3. We will lend n
single ()eruficnm on the receipt 0125 cent..—
.-\gams mulled to u how I e qflcr aperinl tel-mag
send 2.“. cents for one ccrtuficule and our cifcu
1m- \\'ilh terms. A. H ROWHN 6; CO., '
33 Beekmu}: smart, N. Y.
P. O. Box 4171.
May 2'5, 136.5. Gm
Ston obraker’s
mvrz, mm: .\xn omm .
L IN.I_M r: N 1'!
FUR .‘l.L\' Oln' [CI-LIST.
WWJRIUNTEI) TU CI'MH llllwmatlnn,’
Spruilu, Swvlh d ,Juinxs. Son- Throat. Frosted
Feet, l’oizon. (ild Sores und Bruises, Prom
Cut-t, Corns,.\lu|ups,l‘elwr, Puins in lhl‘ lehl
nnd Burk, Su’evuy, on \hm or Re \3l, Swldlv on
(‘ol[ur Guns, Illatcmper, Scrutchn, hm, ml
Horn-s :unl .\lules, um! «11 Din-uses requiring;
an External [“1110th
’J‘honuumi-m of the public is rcspoctmiiy
dilertmi lu Ihr me l'rcpnrulinn, up being
one of the 595'! und moat eiiirnciom exlcninl
remedies {mm m usr. This Me: in! lulled upon
lhg lasiilnuny ol‘ thous‘uuls p! persona whu
lnu'e usul it. '
Frum I’hefv-"l‘ amount of good this Liniluem
11:13 dam in all msu whoruin it hus lu-l-u nan-d,
nml [he fra-quvnl npplimliun lumlc for 'u. Ilus
prtrpr'xelur 1.45 hem indurecl tn Mace IL buhn-u
the public, and lkl it stand upon H:- mm glurl
mums, knowing Ilnt in‘ uu-ry cun- wln-w it it
need. ‘1! “m rucouum-ml awn: .\ll hunks id
:1 fair und impnrliui lriwl, and if u-xed ncrur‘l
mg to direrlluns, um] nu lwnvfil, nu thunk-.
“Min: such uu‘ni‘milunl cuufim-nu- in it: cur..-
.ch po\\cr-. !u- hus dimoty-I hi: .\gvnll :u re
luhd the numvy in MI. (Mei \vht-rv l‘ll! Lini-
Inr-ul is u:s--d with no hnu-lil lhu lm'lll' “ilh a
portion 0! its 'vuylcuh‘m nc rclurm-ul lu Um
{\gvnt. _ ,
I! M ii] in‘ found a “In: remedy for Illmunm
iism. Spruinfi. bwylimi Jurinli Mn, nnd in mm,
iur nll 11ml. In claim-z for it, It mu-ls nun) ami
de of [he I\imhu ”inf. _<
‘II is 0““ an illfilnlllll. cure fur many clisenrog
of ”arms. sul'h it Kflk“. ;nnusy .\'m-llinun,
Spruiua, (Ill! Sun s. Svmwh I. Cullnr mu! Sm!-
-lil\- Hulls. :leii “I“ durusg-L I'iq'iilii'i' .up i.\'-
lerntil wmuly lur liurars :m ! Cunlc, h in: no
equal. A
This Linimlni slinnhi‘iu- in' llu» hanfl: of
«very funny, pu.:lhul.n|_\ Mn-rr un-u- um? i
children, us SM Tin-mu. Smilvlinn, (‘ruup'
Quinry. kin, urr din-mus that run; hmuy - hil
rirvn m Hu-ir [.‘ll|\‘(‘§.4 'i‘lm Lininwul WI“ be
hung! a ‘llll'illld qua-uh rcliri in I'-\rr\ ('.lmn
“'lch it. is applied in time .\a thin Liniuu-ut
is warranted to give satiatnuliun in ull qu‘m
no one run rink anything in lr3iu'g it—mnl Lt
one lmllle .x' Int-d _nm “’l" non-r In- vmlmul.
it in the hound—{n [nun has}- I\ lulilv "ml he
convnuucd ol lhc‘ Incl: abuse. ' .
Ftoneb'raker’s
(tRSI’, ANN CATTLE ,
' Pl) \\'~D‘EltSl
(unr yunrllmsv- STtl\l-lllii.\Kl‘3i’C.‘iilU|lSH
AND CATTLE I'U\\'l'El2s. il 'wu hunt fine
and healthy turn 5, ~mgl ~wu n'n- aurt’lu hmu
”mm. A a.tfv.surl- mA] 1.1-: ’i} rurt' lnrl'uuuhl,
“Hill“,Uifllt'l‘ll’lt'l“,“l'lHL'S,lil'it'--l|l)lllld,“’0rlllt',
ltuts,‘ Mung, Inn, in “mm; Inns of (Zuni,
ltlnck ’l‘onguv. “('., in (‘xutiv '
By the the of rhut- I’liil'l‘i'illhi the uplvetitn
of the Horse is um-rm‘cd, :tll derllllérllfl'hlfi nf
this Digvsm‘n- Urgum nqe (7‘)l'l’C|'lt:‘-i. and tho
biuflfiibhm'til Q! the ~uniiiul «Muppet-n. he b"-
cnming lnrly ,nml spinlml. lt sullen: the
skin, giving the hnir N. I;ka un'l shining up
penmnce. The arm". supériority ui' tin-no
Ponders over nil utlu-rs hrihci trom Iho l'owt
th It thvy nre mmlmun-lud of lIII‘IIICHIEI thut
have hwtivr, tnnir 'nnd imrilying prnpnlwn.
The lnxntivc rclmm-s i-l.‘ impuritiu luuu the
‘atomnrh find hour]: ; the tonlr mltln new tuna
and vigor hum: bystrln of Ihe'hone, by which
the appetite ts wonderfully: ilnphn'ed, ttllli lhe'
nutitying medicines cuntniuml in them I'll uuue
the blond iron: nll impltrq matter, and give in
healthy und vigorone éirculution; they Mm
ilnhruve the niud, and are it sure prevéutiw
of Lung Fever, Yel|ow Water, Founder, Lou
of.\p|-t>tite, unl many mher disenuee incident.
to the- llursc. .
It is 11m invaluable as A l‘amiitlon Powder
for Cows, int-rowing tho flow 0! milk and pre
venfing disease. All pmous owning cowl
should ask {or STUNHHRAKEII’S HORSE t
CATTLE POWDERS, u it in very important.
through the winter um they ahquld he med
to improve the condition of the cow. They
have no equal for fnttening cattle, us they’ give
them an appetite, nndJoosen their hide, by
which they thrive much tutor. . .
.Theee iPOwden are It sure preventive of
HOG CHOLEIIA, and are ptrticnhttly adapted
to the dist-ates to which Hogs lre lo liable—l
such an Coughllllcen omm Lungs and Liver—-
causing them to improve much faster. Thef
should be used in the beginnlng to fatten
Hogs, :3 much tecdmny be sued. These“
Powder: will be found much Itronger than
most powders now In use, Ind-n: the and,
time the meet powcrml tonic Aennted for
Horses and Gnttle‘of Iny kind. Allpeuaul
nre p'artiuularly invited to try then Powders,
knowing they will continue to no then. “
Rat: Made to Come qu o/lhir Hole: 1. 0:. f
‘ Stonebraker’s /
n, nomn AND nous: , ’ ~
nxrnuuxx'srro’m
. e invlle the «lamina Q! the. public to tho’
above prepnntion, n belng one of the non
ell'tcunl prepunliou ever lnlrodnced. (or the
dwructlon ofthe Above vermin. We run»:
it. n DEAD SHUT FOB RATS! Try n—ouly
25 cum I by». ‘
fl‘Sold by. dealer: and country mug.
keeper: generally. ‘_’ ~ 1
Aug. 14, 1866. _Gm .
'B2B. Hoop Skirts. ‘ 628.
UPKINS' “OWN JAKE" 0P BOOP'
y SKIRTS, Ar! gotten up expressly toned
y a Hunt] of mar cuu "ml.
Tbcylcmbnce 3 complete assortment of I"
the new and dealnble Sty'lel, Sizesnnd Long“),
for Lndies’, Miuql' and Children, Ind no In
parlor to All other: made in point. of Symmev-y,
Finith and durability ; being made of the finest.
unpaved English Steel Spring—with Linen
finished Covering, And having all tin mohllc
muenings immovnhly secured. by improved
nubinery. They mwln Llseir Shspc nnd Elu.
ticlty to the last—and are w-ln’umed tq give
enfirp snizfncxiun. '
lila
Also, constantly in receipt of full line: 0!
good [intern lude SKIRTS, at very low pm“.
Skirt: and: to larder. altered and RPM-1
Wholesale um! Quail, M. anmcw And
Sdenfioom, Noifize ARCH ELI-hove 6th,
Pmunmn lA, 1 .
fi'l‘cnm Cash. One Price Only 1‘ A
Anng, 1305. h- ,
ADIBS' DRESS mlwnus. In out :5;
L rig-1y; Ii ~ HoB§f§ %
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