9993 AND ENDS.
lain. ma, “it and Mum, and ”at Not,
”I!” and I-llon to have a. Dutch
.n.. I; Anointngqttu o.“
rfl'ho human! has iruod lhc following
pimlar to tho hallo ofdppnrtmenu in rah,
prone to appointment to office: }
hilaminenlly right and prnper that thel
governmaut of the Unitud Stale! would;
an" “melt and lubstanlml evidence of in,
”a: appracialion of the service: of the pi- ‘
mom men who. wl.en the life of the nation
ran imperillod, entered lhe army and navyl
tn pawn/04m intrgrlly of the Union. do-'
(end the governmont, and maintain and
PQPPQ'NIIIG unimpaired in free inaliluliong.:
It in thereforcliireoted: Fir”. That in,
pppoimmenea to office in the severnlpxeou
mite department: of the general govern
om, and the v‘nrioua branches of the pub
flunice nonnecled with said departmenu,
preference shall be given munch meritori
oua and honorably discharged soldier: and
ullon, particularly those who have been
diubled by wounds received or diseases
commuted in tha line of duty, u may pos
uu the proper qualification»
Second, That. in all promotions in Ilid
departments and the aeVeral bran'ohel of
flu public service connected hherewilh,
Juch Persona shall hm: preference when
equal y nligihle and quinhficd, oger thou
who have not faithfully and honorablv nerv-j
rd in the land or anal lorcea ofthe United
but“. ANuuw Joaxsouf-
Executive» Man-ion. April 7. 1806.
~“<-----¢-o————i—’ r
"AT A FRIEND 01’ am? CLAY u".
To tho “old line” Whig: of Pennbyl
"nil, if am there be who still revere tho
pinup and the memory of that political or.
mintion, we commend th’e following etc
truck from a letter of Hon. Led“: Caught. of
Kentucky. GrneralCoombl in wellhnown
u tho intimite per-oust 'friend of Henry
[3lll. '39 writes that to the Whigs of
Kentucky; ' ' . ~
“A: A vetenn in the Whig srmyin time
pau, Itandihg by it in all in dunner», an
well as in in brief puriod of triumph, I
tppesl to my brother Whigs in K~ulucky,
what. will you do? With which of the two
[reit- pnrtie- mm dindung the country will
ybu cooperate?‘ Are you for the negro or
the whit: mun? it" you coincide‘ with main
ppinion, then I clllroat you to assemble
with the Domocrats, and till others ofsimilar
110'" in your respective counties, and nehd
our wisest and but men to Louiavilleyto
hold coun-e-l together to row the State, and
rmole the Union In our immortal Revolu
tion”, l'ntheru made It. The recent veto
mom‘s of President. Johnson, and the
action of the Senate sustaining it, it calcu
lltod to warm the hearts of freeman, and
a)“ hope that. the usurp!" and tyrant: in
' ngreu will soon be puldown, and hone-it
pigu trike then-places,” ‘'° \ -
‘ miner-n or ("11. ”on“.
A very im ortant cane mu recentli" tried
beiore the gupl'eme Court of the nited
Stated. involving the conntitutiotuiity of
the trial of citizens not in the military ser
vice, by Court Martiai‘ The case wins the
appeal from a United States Court in Indi
um to the Supreme Court of the United
b‘tetel. Three Citizen at Indiunmhed been
tried before a Court Mm-tinllin that State,
convicted of leome great but mldeflnuble
ofi'enne and sentenced to death'. Lincoln
approved of the finding and sentence, end
the victims were to have been hung on the
19th of Mny. 1865. A' writ of Itabea: wrpm
wn taken out, and the matter was brought
before A Circuit Court at the United States
and thence it went to the Su ‘reme Court.
On the be inning at: March; {866, the e
was figured; at Washington, before mime
Judges. and a large number of the moat
eminent Attorneys were concerned for and
"lint! the prisoners. who lortunalely bird
to this time been saved from death, but
were kept an Mom in name Federal prison
in the West. The qilebblofl was, can the
heroin of Military Justice organize n Court
)[ertiol and try before it A Oltllen not can
pocted with the army or any, in I State
where the Court: are open for the trill ‘of
criminal otfences. It WI” be recollected
how in the dnrkdnys of despotum, men
gore dragged out of their beds and sent to
or“. upon the tinkling of a bell) how
Democrats men fully denounced the mount
pd proceeding; how they seemed the idea
that a. citizen could be brought under the
dominion of ignorant military officers, his
'll tried and ”put to deith ;, and how the
eye] worshippers of negro freedom clapped
their hendl and exulted at these infernal
outrages. Well, the dine at last arrived to
an thele infamous deeds; The one has at
at been reached, It was nrgued. on be-
Ilfofthe prisoners, by Hon. Jeremiuh S.
lock. of this State, who made the case so
BLAH). by his powerfu'l- argument, thet the
,‘ urt we: compelled to declare that these
(4141‘: were illegal. and that these Indian:
roman should be set free. Thus has civil
ribertx at last triumphed and tyrdnny hm
Puma its death-blow in the bouts of in
floods—Jute decinion having been made by
e Uourtithe majority of tbeJudgen of which
pa Bopublicam. ~ *1
In BETWEEN THE “EI-
‘9 lanommuu named Nye, _wlio‘ has course
My found his way into the United State:
note from Nevudn, med lo cut. 9 slur on
rnidem. Johnson one slay last. week. bin
pnly succeeded in bringing oulaf ct. which
hit Ihrewder Radical associates in tfleSenate
would ‘hdl have cancelled. Senator
Johann, oflfarylrmddn concludi‘g hi: re
-11 lo Senator l‘rumbull on His Negro
infu- unused:
hove but one word morejir. Prieeident;
my friend adverts in rather wverefterms go
ghe -Pmidenl.. The President. stated that,
in his opinion, the bill is unoonsmutian‘nl,
pad thinking so, it. we: hisduty to interpose?
hie olfiectiouu. if he had not done so he
MM hue been false to his plighled faith.
to any suspicion of disloyalty Igninst
in, his whole political course disprove-e
flint. In 1801 I was here, but not. emember
ol‘tho Senate; end I heard him standing
in We midet of those who were plotting lo
My the Union, and, in words the: bum
”.‘douounoed their smmpu It. rebellion.
Hr. Nye—Will the Senator allow me to
pk him a question?
~ Kr. Johnaon—Ceruiinly. -
at. Nye—Did he not. M. the some lime
pdlnlt me right of leeession? .
Hr. Johnson—Certainly not. Quite the
7010116., TIM mutprominmlpublic man who ed
mfld it we: the late lqmmled PruideutLinealu
‘4 e (puck in 18i7. ' . . l.
”The following h-om - recentguddrqu ‘
En. flea” Wu‘d Beecher mnku ex
mely distasteful readmgl‘o: some of 9i: ‘
Poli‘ioul associates; ‘ . _ 1
I nhould be sorry to see any more gonna
ugen'u spreading out though the land.
‘I the President would call home every
Igeut that is disgrncxng the North,
pad tho government, And humanity, sad
plimtiu; the South, 1 for one should ba
lu‘l. Hero and there lI'Q no doubt, men
{II-Hum! above bribery tnd suspicion of
Mpuw. noble men and true; but 11l
rmggh the South. taking mam compre
llve’R; they are u locusts eating up the
«a , 9] no predatory nuxsuncu, und
We ’tho norm, from which they come.
so399”;qu under-which they serve.
‘ Wu , Zita! Wig—following. from
rlnu'u Labor fLoet,” 'repreneuu m. 80-
Public“: blatform:
' z—ngou rare ?ompey!
, —Benoqpodhl2ompez 3 "1 I !
pan—Grouse: t. n .gm gun
' ' Imp!!! FWgEM misc!
- ' A. W” . h
'. .. .‘ bgig’znd of agemi'l'ug
“ .4. M. f, 3&3”: b: beta givau n
‘ EM” n. '..Y.“4.,'4" ,
Ewygwm , m?“
”Milan-[clack]
ERCHKNT TAILUBING.
JACOBS I BRO.
“9 jun ruched hon tho mm o ht“ nod
01 sooth-{or Gnu-mum war, onbncin‘ I
wrist, of
CLOTHS, ’ ' ' a
CASSIKIBBB, ‘
‘ VISTINGS,
Cuslnctl, Jun], ta, with may cum goodl
for wring nd lunmer war. A
Thu are prepared to nuke up menu st
the abort“: nation. and in nu vary but nul
ner. The Fuhiou no regululy rewind, Old
clothing nude in In, desired uyle. Tiny Il
vnyl nuke nest fits, whilu weir «wing in auto
to be Inbuutial.
They ask I continuum of the publlc’l ps
tronsge, rewind by good lotk uni modern“
chug" to earn it.
Gettysbutg, April 7, 1862
Great Attract“: l
T BRINKRRHOI-‘F’S CHEAP CLOTHIIO
AND FURNISHING STORE, n the lion]:
‘nu Count of me Diamond. The luhu-riber
u constlntlr in meipl. offruh zobdl {ion um
Eaten: emu. 78in stock of
READY-MA DE CLOTBWG »
in one o! the lirgeu end no" inactive, I:
well u the cheep": emhliahmene of the kind
In the country. You will there find COATS,
PANTS AKD VESTS, mule up in the mm
{uhioneble etylea,.nnd of the belt-mlnrig‘la,
of all plus Ind pricel, for men Ind boy-.
Gentlemen’l furnishing goods of our, ducrip
tiun, Wool Shiru, Muslin Shirts, Hickory
Shirt- and Merino Shim. Merino. Wool And
Canon anerl, Hosiery of every denriplion
Buck-skin, Merino and Canon Gloves, Hand—
kerchiota; Neck 'l'iu, Gretna, Linen Ind Pepe:
Collars, Hui, Onpe, Home and Shoes. Um
brellu, Trunkl, aniou, Cerperß-sze. Clo-thee
and Shoe Btu-hes, Hair end Tooth Brushes,
Shoo Bucking, Pocket Ind Drening' Combo,
Ivor-1409mm, Watch", Cloc‘n Ind Jewelry,
(lune; Pilmll, Violins end Violin String,
Sonpe‘ nnd Perfumerlee. Slnlionery of All klndl,
Pocket Knivu, Smoking Ind Chewing Tobac
co. Piper, en extrn quality of‘Segan. . In fact;
his flock embncel everything urn-11y found
in I am clue furnilhing stark. I invite the
utention of ell to come nnd see for themselves,
u 1 Am determined to "If goodl lower than
Iny owereiublfihmenlin the country. Don'x
forget to plug. Corner of York um). and
the Din ond. JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
July ‘, 1:564. .
l
' New Warehouqe. ‘ 0
0 ‘ BUSBELS 0F GRAW
0 090WANTED,A¢ thenemuniu
and ProJuce cute, in Carlillo Erect, ndjoinu
lng ,Sheadl & Bunhlerjl establishment. Th 4
highest. market ptice will Ilwnys be paid it
cash for 7
GRAIN, a! all kinds.
: FLOUR, SEEDS, kc:
Alwnyl on hind Ind ‘lor aide,“ the "null”!
profits, ‘
GUANOS, ‘
BAL‘P, FISH.
, GROCERIES, km, ,
- Wholelnh and Mini).
TRY US! We shnll do OUT ban to gin‘
“listacuun in «H can“.
' 'McCURDY & DIEHL.
» Génylburg, In, 11, 1863. 1y
NEW FIRM,
T THE OLD STAND. '
Ab A [rannusaln In 1817.]
l nve nuocln_led with me, in business, my
non. John F. )lcllrenry. under the firm and
style of D. McCrenry A: Son. sad I desire to
My to my old friends and the public ganenlly
llml linoe tln wanthemnnnl‘ucture of Snddlel,
Harness, Collars, to" bu been revived M the
old established and well known land on Bal
timoro meet, ori'e ‘nqunre south of the Court
House. Gettysburg, Pn.
Having had an experlenco of 40 yoifi In
this establishment, I feel snared. that, with
renewed nucmion‘ to business, we can still
further moi-ii Ind receiven full Ilmre of pub
lic patronage. ‘ DAVID IcOREABY.
With inorened facilitiel for conducting our
business, we are heuer prepared than ever to
Batisfy the wants of a“ thnse who mny’necd
anything in our line. We especially‘ call the
atmntion of Farmers and other: to the unperior
qunlily of our ~,
Plain o_r Quilted SeauSide Leathers,
Horn’Saddlea, llummil all kinds, with
Plain or Quilted Seal or withoulfuwningl
. no Horn, Housings, ‘
Plain or Quilted Sou Scotch Collulfieather
7 Side Saddles, "“ “ (ticking
Plain or Fancy Sad-ll No Seam Collars,
Clouw, ' eat. Well 115 mm Col
anon auddlel, _ ' lnrs,
Riding Bridles, of all PatentLthel-Collm.
kinda”. (air or black, stitchedorunnitched
~rounded or flat, Brat Luther Wagon
Mnrl.ingals,~ ‘ Whips, 4, 4} and 5
Carriage Harness, all} leet Img,
atyfea, silver or black'Plnited Tenn! Whips,
mounted. Trotting Whips, -
Heavy Draft Baum. undien' Riding Twigl,
Wind Blidlel, Whip Lubes,
Gtrtha, Horse Blankets,
Crappers, Br", km, in.
. In short, everything that pertains to a first
ciul general horse furnishing utabliahment
connantly on hand or made to order promptly,
of the very best material, and by the moat ea
perienced workmen in the country, (two hav
ing worked in this enubliahmant for the inn
thirty years.)
We are now manufacturing an excplleut lot
of Heavy Draft and, Hurneaa Gollnra for those
who prefer our own to city made work.
Repairing of all kinda done at short notici
and on reasonable tannin.
All an cordially Invited to cull Ind admin
for themulveu, u our work cunnot ‘mil to
recommend iuelf. ,
D. MuCREARY B SON
Fab. 5, me. u
A Few More Len.
N order to make room 101- Spring G 001“.
I NORRIS i. selling ovsacous AT COST-
Unll and look st them. .
MEN WANTED to purchase Cents,
00 Pan“ and V 5013, u NORIS’S. ‘
osfi‘xvsw, films m m hen variety
of Gentleman’s Furnilhiug Good: in town.
ocwaoms "MES; Lib-ed Paper mm.
In. ' NURRIS'S.
G!.._AZED PAPER COLLARS, of ovary u
riesy and style, at. ' NORRIS'S:
....~——- ~ - —~—»—¥-——
ON’T FORGET {Eat NORRIS hugs every
‘ thing 'in tho’Gepflmlu'l lino.“ hi- New
Store, in Chambenhurg “not.
ON'T FORGET ihm. NORRIS kgepl noth
«Jng but the huge: nyleu, Ind in order to
nuke room {or new gym, no «u: very cheap.
ANOVER BUCK GLOVES, and All kinds
of Buck Uluvos find Gunnueu, at.
a NOERIS‘S.
UR CAPS of every hu'lety and um n
‘ [Jam 22, 1866.] ‘ NORRIS'S.
Carriage-muting Business.
HI“. mu- being “out, mommies-signed hue
named the ' a
CdRIUAGE-MAKXNGflUSINESS,
at their Old land. in But Middle street,
GETTYSBURG,
where they are spin prepared to put up work
in m mon fushionuuo, Inbskutinl, Ind unpo
rior manor. A IM. 0! new and second-bud
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, #O.,
on huud, which they will di-yose o! It the
layout pricel; and I“ mden will in supplied
us promptly and utisluclorily u pouiblo.
[B‘ B. E P A I R IN G
done with dxspuch, and In cheapeu nice.
A large lot of new and old HARNESS on
hand-for ule. ,
Thankful for the liberal pun-onus: hereto.
for: nnjoyed by main. thty couch And will on-’
dam: to deserve 3 lug: lth in tho {mum
_ DANNER t ZIEGLER.
July 10,1665. t 1
Pastures 1 Picture: 2
EV! HUMPBB fining pnrehued Bmm]
Wunt'l PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, ii
prep-no! to ammo war in bit line equnl to
my uuhlishment in an m. I! you denim
a good lihuau, finilued ording to thehku
improvements in ‘Lo’ In, cull n ‘he Ibo"!
lut—ubhlinhed Gulery, in Wu: Middl-
Skeet, Gettysburg. [Jam 9, 1865.
G M. WNER’S you en got
6. lruhu. Oombu, Soap», Perfum
gry? Nofiqno, Qty. in great "tiny. ‘
The gm! Bone Pen-unmet.
BAUo u . s
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
column: 59 per cm. of Phoaphm of Lime,
And 4.05 pm- cont. Ammonin.
It would ho borne in mind that tho Phoso
plain of Lime inzthin uncle Ming obtain-d
uclunvely (rom‘BAW BONES and I TRUE
BIRD GUARD. there in X 0 PORTION of it
XXUPEBATIVE, u in me can at SUPER
FHUSPHATES madefromIJNEKALGUANOS
-but being entirely SOLUBLE in the SOIL,
continue- lo “(PA RT iu FERTILIZING qnnl
ill" to tho CROPS for YEA RB.
The REIARKABLE SUCCESS 'hich hu
Attended iu me {or your: put, in : unfliciem
GUARANTY to induce than who hue not
tried it to do 10.
The GRAIN CROP where tbil FERTILIZER
bu bun applied is cuppa-ed to hue” Incl:
INCREASED from 25 to 50 per cunt. by m
me, while for TOBACCO Ind GEMS-‘5 LANDS
in nose" ha been EQUALLY DECIDED.
The price in Bdfimon il unifal’m via: the
Xmulnosuret’u Fsctory Price.
GEURGE DUGDALE,
lauuracturer's Agent. ‘
; 105 Smith'u Whurf, Baltimore. Id.
Fat Illa u Mnnufacturer’l Price. Cent. 0!
Trnnaporufion added Lg.
swam. B 3331'. aaupbnrg,
DAVID HOKE, Ncw Oxford.
Feb. 6. 1886. 3:1: . ‘
080 PEILLIPS'
~ Gambllmproud
Q ‘
Sn‘p r-Phoophatq
Lim
STANDARD G‘ABANTRED
For Sale I: Msnufsctn‘rer’l Dopou,
:7 Km). mm mm, Philadelpku, 11..
0:6 South Emu, Bouillon, Md.
And by Denier. in xenon! througout the
Country
1 . 2
Th. Haterfial of which
Mono Pamupis' moan-um:
II manufactured conuim any per cent. more
Bonn Phonplhnte dun Rb! Bone, thueloro it
h more durable. Th'e Immonin prueiu. given
it great sdditinnal fertilizing ru’lu.
Hr. ynn’ experience his proved to the
Farmer thu it mnkel a heavier gr‘rln {lnn
even luhlo mum, and in not only win
but hating. ‘ ‘
XORO PHILLIPS,
- Sore Proprietor and lflnufnoturcr.
[Q'Price $66 per ton-. 3000 pounds. Dil
count to deniera.
Feb. 12. 1366. tf‘ '
Bargains! Bargains!
EW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.-
FAHNESTUCK BROTHERS
nvejust returned from New York Ind Phila
delphm with one of the largest stocks of new
Full'nnd Winter Good: ever oflercd to the
citizen! at Adams countj'. The? were pur
chased before the late rise in go ds And will
be sold at corresponding pricel. The unusually
great demand for goods of every description fo:
the Southern market. will undoubtedly cause
I further rise in the price of goodl. We there.
fore advise I“ am
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
Our slack of Lgdiea' Dreu Goods i! com
plete, consisting of French Merlnou, very
cheap, I” wool Poplins, nll wool Plaidi. De;
lnineAv—Shepherds’ Plnidu, Calicoes, Ging
hnms, Plaid Giaellafioburgsfilolhe for Ladies'
Cloaks, unusually low, Silks and all the latest
awe: of Drew Goods. .
CLOTHS, Casslmerel, Canine“, Tweedl,
Krnlucky Jeans, to“ for Men's Want. L
FLANNELS—the large” amok ever brought.
to this mnyket, and cheap. Also, 3 large 111-
lortmeut oLClonk Tr'unmingl,Bhnwls, Hoch,
unlxnorala, and in fuel. a. full and complete 83-
lorlmont of all kinds of Staple and Fancy
Goods. Our stock having been purchased
low, we any again .
BUY YOUR FALL & WINTER GOODS NOW.
Having replenished our stock (in all its de
pnnmeula, we ar‘e prepared to supply whatever
mu; be‘wnnted In our line of bunineu‘ at prices
thntldety competition; Cull at the Red Front.
\ ' nnxnsrocx BROTHERS
Sept.'4, 1885. 1 \
New Goods: Ch‘eap Goods!
HE PLACE TO GETfTHEM '
. ‘ ‘ =IN HANOVER]—
e hex-by inform the citizens of York and
Aden]: coufities, that we have established, at
the lemma" comer of Centre Square Ind
Baltimore street, HANOVER, formerly occu.
pied_br{ C. E. c ’l‘. I‘. Win, 3 Bunch Store,
(the p ncipal buslneu honlu belng located
in New York end York, Pe.,) where we will
keep at all times I reguler mortment of Dry'
Domestic'end Fancy GOODS, elfifix well ee
lected «neg-uncut of CLOTflS. CASSIMERES,
cassxxE’rs, COTTINETS and coxnunovs;
China, Glass end Queens-were, Ludies'. .\lieeeu'
and Children’s SHOES; also. a nice end lull
usortmanOl‘ all kind: of, CARPET; Floor
and Table pil-oloth. '
We hsve‘slso established in rooms stfioining
the Central Hate}, I CLOTHING STORE,
where we will keep constantly on hand us well
selected assortment of Reedy-med! Clothin’g.
of the latest styles, And 5 full assortment. of
Gentlemen’; Furniehlng Goods, such u Huts,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, km, which we will sell It
reduced pricu.
As our motto is, and nlweys will be, “quick
sales null null profiu," we hope to receive 3
share of the patron‘s of town end coun
try. Our’connection with the lugs wholesale
houses in New York City end Yor , Pe.,where
use nlwnys stored 111 extensive stock of goods,
which we sell at wholesale And renll, eneblu
us to supply our old friends end Mich of our
new customers he will give us a call, w‘r’h the
very beitJnukeuhle goods, 1: lowe mu
thnn unhe purchased anywhere in the Sate.
Call and see for yourselves.
‘ JOB. LEBACH & BRO.
Hsnover, June 36, 1865. >ly _
carriages and Haggles.
'A 1‘ E k 0 U L P ‘
ore new building a. nriety o!
«GOA_CH YVIO‘RK
of tho-lugs: aqd moat apprond “flea, Ind
constructed of We host mntgrinl, to which they
invite the Ittoutian of buyerl. Hsving built
our work with grout one and of materid
aelectod with speciol rater-once to beauty of
Mylo 3nd durability, we no confidently re;
command the work as nnlnrputed by say,
either In or out of the cities.
- All In uk iron inspection 0! our work to
convince those in wnt 0! any kind of vehicle,
thnthin in the place to buy them:
REPAIRING in our] branch done It Ihort
notice and oormomblo tel-mu.
Give us man, at our 17mm non tho
comer of Wuhiman And Chunnonhw
ureeu, (Joby-burg. "
P. J. TATE. WI. 5. CULP.‘
Ihr. 19, 1863.
Ladleu’ Oyster Saloon.
HE undersigned has the pleun‘n of lll
nouncing to hit! frirnd: that, in connec
tion with his CUNFECTIUNERY AND ICE
CIIEA! SALOUN, he has opued all
~—OYSTER SALOON,
with 1. SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOB
LADIES. India sud Gonuemen railing spin
Hugo: will and the tcoommodltionl all they
could deem. Oyoieu will b. lerve‘d up in
my "110 Ind in nluperior manna. Gull sad
we. JOHN GBUEL.
Nov. 6, 180. tf
' Poudroue :
(lIXTIII "nu n 1; mu 1)
. ‘PEYSSON, PEILADIDPHM.—-POUD
- -.‘ BETTE, $lO on per ton, cgken from the
Funny Icon, or 60 cum. pot bushel, cud
$26 00 per lon in bags, delivered u swun
bonmd Railroad Depots, in Philsdalphia.—
Manufaclory, Gray’l Ferry Bold, Ibo" lh'o
Anew. Philad’n. Depot, Peyuon’u Rum,
Ghana-Mr, N. 1., Woodbnry road. ,
Ofice—Libgnry Street, Na. 420, back 0? ch
New Pm Oli'go. Philadelphia. Dealers,
FRENCH, RICHARDS 8 co.,
Fowl: 8 Onllowhfll Sun, Phihdelphih.
11m 9,1855. 3:: - ‘ '
Take %stiee.
FABXIRS AND DEALERS IN FERTILIZ
EBS’IUI please take noun lbs: we but
ndopled the following Trtdn hrk to protect
onuelvu. and prevent. than who no our
RAMBO)”: SUPER PHOSPHATE from bpin‘
deceived when puuhuing mannrelk
We In" Been obligtd to give “I"pr
tion to out ouuumers, in ccnieqnelco of II!-
uni pinion having unlnviully used our dil
iinclin mun, viz: “Ruw’Bone,” in oflerinzx
their article to the public. This Trade Huh
in adopted in uddizion to the line‘lihr Bone."
which is our exclusive proper‘xy, And we enu
uon all m-nufncwnn from using it in future.
We would lute to the trade sud consume",
that they will find i: to their interest to use
am. the “Tr a Link" il upon en-ry bag-ad
bmel they :3:-chug,“ ndno other in genuine.
i BAL'GH k SONS.
l
3‘4 0 u" u , s
'-2 RAWBONE
Super" Phosphate of Line,
N-muflcmred by BAUOH k SUNS,
No. 20 South Deluwnre Avenue,
. PHILADELPHiA.
The great bopululty- oi onrnrticle bu been
found luificmnt inducement to certain imitators
to mnuutnctnro Ind ndVertlu “an Bone
Pho?hlul,un nnme which originated aith
_in, ad in qgr own rightful property. We
will auto for the inform-tier: of sll, that we
are the exclulivo msnnfuotnren ol‘ thil Article
—the origin] and solo p rotor: of it—hu
lug been manufactured by l for n period of
twelve yam. Also that it is cured by lev
enl letter. P‘lten‘, hold only by unelvpa.
We are now ready to luppl it in lugs
quantities—lining made recent dilionl Ind
improvements. Veg-cl: drawing 16 __loot of
w-ter on land directly from the wlurvel of
the works, which are located At the fnu\ of
Motrin Street. Delaware River. We call the
Itwntlon of DEALERS to this great adnntage.
The present indication: Ire that we shall
hue I grently lucreued' demand over inst
Iprlng and ftli sauons, and we advise Farmers
mum! in their order: to tho-ir respective
D 881!" It an curly day, thnt all may ho lup
plied Prompuy. .
Soliciting your continued orden,
We remain,‘ '
Your: very Crnly,
‘ BAUG & SONS,
No. 10 S. Dela are Avgnne,
l’eb.s, “368. 91:: P ILADELI’IIIA.
magma: Confoctlonp.
A WORD TO THE PEOPLE 0? TOWN AN‘D
COUNTRY. 7
HE subscriber keeps a Notion And Confer;-
lionary Store on Corlisle street, nearly
appoint: the Raxlroud Sulfiun, Gettysburg;
whore he hnl constantly on hand, CANNES
NUTS, Figs, Raisins, Lemons, Oranges, hm,
Tobacco: uud Sega" of all iinds; Pocket-
Books; Suspenders, Neck Ties, Collars, «in;
Sonpl nmPPerfumen'es; also some GROCE
RIES, Sugars, Cofi‘ees, Riga; with the difl‘lrent
kind: of Crackers. Ice-cold MEAD n all
timea. He invites custom from town Ind
country, audlella at 1111311 profits.
LEWIS STROUSE.
Aug. 7. 1865., ly ~
Fresh An4ival.
ATS, CAPS, BOUTSt SHOES. ' ,
‘ COBEAN & CO.
havejnst received and opened another splendid
ulortment of HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and
SHOES, for Summer weir, which ‘they are
railing at. very low prices considering the
imes. The latest styles oi Summer Hats and
Cups, of every description and price.
Boots and Shoes, of superior make, Ind, “
warranted to fit, nlwnyn on hand. Work
made murder and repairing done on shortno
lice, by experiencgd' grkmen. Also,
HARNE§ MAKING, '
carried on inm’ll its bmnches: Persons wan:-
ing anything in this line would. do well to call.
la'Don’t forget the old stand in Chamberl
burg street, VIN! want. Bargains.
COBEAN k CRAWFORD.
June 19, 1805
Eitabushed 1850.
OTICE'OF REMOVAL. '.
lAWBBSCE D. DIETZ _k 00.,
respectfully'beg lens to notifiy their friends,
cuulomera 3nd the public generally, that they
have removed from No. 151 Frunklithgeet, to
the commodioal {our-nary Wan-home?
NO. 308 'BALTXMOBRSTREE ,2
between Howard and Liberty, where they will
for the future conduct the Wholmle Buli
uafl, Inlely in , n '
Rosier-y. Trimmingl, ',.
Furnilhing Goods. ~
Perfumery, Houonl' ~
Stationery, bknlery,
. To“, 30., he.
to which ”my invite the attention of city and
country pumhnlors, feeling confident at their
Ability to ofier inducements in ~gricea nnd
qnuiity of Goo-I|. ‘ . ’
“Order! by mail will nceite promptruun-
tion. Adjreu ’ é‘
LAWRENGE‘D. DIETZ‘t 00.,
308 letimm-e ltreet, Bulthpore
Kamh14,1864. , . ~ I I f
Adams• County
UTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ixcoargn'rn, 511203 )8, 1851,
Orriczres
- President—George Swaps.
Vice Prelident—Snmnnl Enunoli.
Secretary—D. A. Bnehlet. ‘
Treasurer—E. G. Fahnestock. .
Executive Committee—Robert Bichrdy An- 1
drew Heintzelmen, Jacob King. ' , 1
Maximum—George Swope, D. A. Bnehler,
R. .\lcOurdy. If. Einhelberger, S. R. Russell, E.
G. Fahneltock, A. D. Buehiej', R. G. McCrenry, ,
Gettysburg; Jacob King, Slmbnn tommhip;:
A. Heinuelmnn, Franklin; Fm. D. Hilnu, ‘
New Oxford; Wm. B. Wilson. Bendenville;
H. A. Picking, Sinhnn township; John Woi- 1
ford, Lnimore township; John Picking, Euti
Berlin 3 Abel T. Wright. Bondcrnville; Abdiel
F. ‘Gitt, Now Oxford; Jae. H. Mnnhnli, Hum
iitonbnn township; John Unnninghm, Erec
dom town-hip; John Horner, Monuljoy win-i
Ihip; Wm. Boas While, Liberty towmhip.
flThil Company in limited in its open
iioha to the county of Adams. it bu been in
operation for more than 15 years, and in thlt
period has made bin one uses-went, hu‘ing
paid losses by fire during that period amount
ing to 313,038—563,769 of which have been
paid during the last wavyeara. Any pergon
desiring an lmurnnce cam apply to any of tho
shove named Manage-rs for further inform-lion
, H‘The Executive Committee moot: At thl
oflica of the Company, on the last chnon
dly in every month. It 2 o’clock, I’. 3L ’
om. 16, was. u l
Pianos 1 Plgnoé I
lANOS l—-The underligned would rupecu‘
lull} inform the public chat. he can furnish
ANUS of the following manufncluren, or
than of other nuke, if dam-yd, u the low,“
pouiblo prlcu:
CHICKERING & SONS. ‘
.DEGKEB BROS. ‘ ‘
BAZLE’I‘ON BROS. , .
HAWKS BROS. ’.’ ' _
GEO. s‘racx. l
‘ L 4. 3.oAmutco. “
STEIN WAG & 8035. .
‘.l’snicnlu nucnfion is given to tho «-
Wection ofPitnos; sad when m «fabled, in 1&-
lion to the mlnufncmren’ surname) the Plum]
on yuan-« Mud by we. 1
lASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS 4ND EELODXAXS.
The recent improvement. m then insin
menu In lush u to fully wnrnnt flying they
are FAR SUPERIOR to any other make. One
of the but evidencn of their mem il, th tt
their improvements Ire imihtoq by other
makers. The new style, four stop (man, have
a Sub-Bun Ind Octavo Couplu, ‘mnking it 11l
instrument eapeciully sdnpt‘ed anchurch And
Sabbnth School purposes.
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS .
will be um by uni] to peqou uniting them.
Pinon tpned regain-Iy. Pinon ukan in ex
changu. PETEB' BEXTZ;
No. 30 Eat Kuhn 51., York, PI.
Juno 12,18”. 1, ' ,
FOUTZ’S
Bursa andMiinflera
x ' nu mandala.
, I, In: And favor-bl!
.;4 m...‘ , known, :11! mor
. ’.‘ .. ; . “my mfllonfl
‘ . i brain-dank Ind
‘ : low-«pm 0"“-
' by amazes“!
‘ ; an! chanting ”I.
; mama And take!-
. ‘ . A. , (um.
_i‘ ”,1. ‘> It lon-Imm
\_ ._ .-‘ 2;! "nun of 111 du
'_.l , , , __juu loci-hut to
M nil-d. ‘n ”I‘L‘Dm'
mum
(5060:!»
III? B.
VIE-S, URI.
was 0 A 1”
111" AH!) V!’
3815861.“
3- mpmvu {ln
Vlad. tau-nu
“WI!"
I “noon
[buy mn
lnnubmn \
w m
hoot.
To km d Coy: thll prepmunn h inn'lulhk.
I: W H» qmmy and improve: an: gum,
010 w mllk. It has
hm prove!» by u‘
l‘ug . ~ tun! "perineum to
. ' “ w - Increase the quin
’4 _- - my a! milk ma
,‘ , - ~ ere-m ":an pet
' 2‘ ’3 {i- ’4 " ‘ ff“ und mike “I;
1 - "é’ - a . In” firm An
, > -. ‘9): ~’_ and )n (awning
} ‘1 ‘ ‘ calm-J! given them
‘1 . ~ ”~‘ _I. ‘.' an gppruleJoou-nl
.\.l’ ' “‘1 4‘ 4 {‘l I, lhou' Rude. Ind
;._ :.- ...;w‘ 3‘ mkel mm mm
much tiger.
In all discus of sfln‘, Inch u Conghn, mom in
tho Lungs, Liver, " f " '
#2.. am nruoln 149 '" ‘ .. .
uuug Ppeelflc. ‘.': . » '
By awn: from ‘ r " ‘- |_
“.2" ‘ ‘ ‘3‘" ‘
u pope? n n -. .-:.
blruloflvilluhn 7} g; 1.133
nbovedinuu ;'—._ . e-s ‘7
Imbouwcuud " "...4 ~ ‘ u '
or allan preromed. If given in time. I certain
gaunt”. and cure _for ‘hc Hog Cholnn
doc 25 Cents per Paper, or sPapen£or 81.
arABED 8! 7
s. A, 130sz a; 13120.,
L'l‘ THEIR
. "omm hm no Izmqn “rm.
‘ 10. 118 Franklin St.. Balhmoro, Id.
For I‘ll! by Drugpcu and survival“. Numb
out flu CNN Sui-L1
For sale by A. D. Bnehler, Gettysburg:
Ln'ughlin h Buihfiold, ‘Wheeling, Va.; C. U.
Bends-rt Co., Pimburg; Johnson, Hollowuy
& Cowden, Philadelphia.
Dec.]l, 1865. 1y .
Esters Cottage Organ.
r RE not only nnexcelled, but they are ab
solutely unequalled, by any other Reed
Instrument in the country. Designed express
ly for Churches 3nd Schools, they are [ound
to be equally well adapted to the parlor and
drawipg room. For “la only by '
5 - E. M. BRUCE,
' No. 18 North Seventh St., Philadelphia».
mum, BRADBUBY’S PIANOS, .nd s
complete uqortment of the PERFECT HE
LODEON. . (Oct. 2, 1865. 1y
Lancaster Book Bindery.
nones— WIANT,
G» BOOK‘BINQER,
Ann. tux: noox nxunc-runn, v!
» : (LANCASTER, PA.
Plain and 00m!“ Binding, of every de
scription, cxecumed in the moat lubsununl Ind
:ppmved nylon. ~ -
=13:1333
E. W. quwiz; Esq., Fnim'xrs Bank of Lancaster
W. L. Ponper, Esq., annsler County Bunk
Samuel Shock, Esq., Culumbia Bank.
_zamuel Wagner, Esq., ,York Bank.
r 'illinm Wagner, Esq.. York County Bunk.
T. D. 0336!), £511., Bank of Geplysburg. .
Pour Martin, Fwy, Prolb‘yoanucnuter co., Pl
Goo. C. Hawthoru,'an., Register “ "
Geo. Whirqon, Esq., Recorder ’ “ “
April 15. 1881 ‘
B. P. Bsyley .S: Co.,
EALEKS IN ..
CHINA; GLASS 2 QUEENSWABE,
LATBD WARE, FINE CUTLEBY, .
; ‘ UASTORS, kc.,
No. 8 UAKOVIB Sun-r, nu Rumour 81.,
‘ ~ BALTmuRE, 3m. _
GLASSWARE 2—llnmblera, Goblets, Wines,
Lasers, Flasks, Blk. Bottles, Candy Jan, De
canters, Pres. Disfiel, Fruit Both, sun. Unu
wrl, Cnuor Bottles, Ker. Lamps, Ker. Chin.
neya, Lanterns, 81c. ‘
QUEENSWARE :wPlntel, Flat Dishes, Dcop
110., Covered do;, Covered Butters, Ten Pou,
SugamCreams, Bowls, Pitchers, Chambers,
Buinsr and Pitchers, Mugs, Spillgons, Tu
Sea, Toilet. Sets, kc. '
COX. STONEWARE :—'JUgs, Jun, Pitchorl,
Milk Pam, 16. [MI] N 65. 13"
Noah—“infinite Co.,
Opo'rnjnns, .v'
' WASMNGTON BUILDING,
1&6 All; 167 Bumon STRIIT,
"‘B A m 1- 11,0 x r. ,
kepp oénltantly on hand I lnrge mud we“ I!-
loned flock of :11 kind: at good: 53 niodenu
prices. , .
The} lupply ongen for the fine" to the
lowan riced unicloa, either ready made or
made :3 measure, to any pan. of the country.
They keep also an extensive stock of FURN
ISHING GOODS. embracing, every article of
Gentle-monk Under-won. Also, MILITARY
CLQTHS and every v‘mely of Military Trim
mings, r well. u u assorted flock oi READY
MADE ILH‘ARY GO()DS.- ‘
[animal-e, Feb. 22, 1864. ’ .
Cumberland Coal!
A {(ABGE lupply of luperior
BLACKSXITH COAL,
now on hand at reduced price. Thl- Cod‘ h
luperior to all other Cox] in the United sum
for welding ud other bluklmith purpona.
For toile by
City Cod Yuri, Frfiderick city, It!
Jun. lg, 1865. 11'
028.! Hoop Skirts. 028.
Hurém's Hows MAKE," Mannfncmred
. Ind Sold, Wholesale and Rat-nil, 210.628
Arch 8!. et, Philadrlpnin.—Tt\e moss com
plete up rtment of Lndin’, Misses’ and Chil
dren'i H ‘0? SKIRTS, in 4M3 City ; gotten up
expressl to meet the sums of nan-cuss
Thus; e sbncmg the newest and molt dosin
hlafitvylo snd Sizes of “Gore Tnuls," of every
length— on: 2§ to 4 yds. round—2o to 56
Springs, ‘1! $2 to $5 00. Plnin Skirts, all
jean“. from It to 3 ynrds round the bonom,
Itsl4ows3l6. ,' ‘
Our llne of Misses' And Ghildron’s SKIRTS,
Ire proverbinny beyond I" competition. for
urietyidfstyles nnd sizes—us well n for finllh
Ind durability; urylng {tom 9 to 33 inches:
in lennh;6 0045 Springs (t. 35 cents to §2 25. ;
All Skim of “003 own MAKE," ere War
ranted to give ntisrnclion; but buy none .”
such, unless they hue, “Hopkin’s Hoop Skirt 6
Imufnctory, No. 628 Arch Strut," Bumped .
on each Tab!
Also. conltnnfly on had, won Sum,
‘Mnnnfncu‘nred in New Yet}, and the Enuern 3
States, which we at” It ry low Prices. Ar
lqt of chomp SHru~l§ springs, 85 cents; ‘BO I
I rings, 31 00—25 springs.“ 15—30 springs,
£1 26 .nd 40 springs $l 50.
gratin: nude to Order sud Ropsired. ‘
fi-Tnu Gun. On I’lch Oxnl ‘
Inch 5, 1866. 4a:
ms PLANTATION ENTERS, or Old
P Hammad Tonic, a Dc. 3. 3035328
“8 Sim. .
AVING porch-nod the Wuehouu end
B One heretofore ownod by Sunuel Herb-t,
t e undenigncd take pleuure ln ennounclng
to the public that thev will run 3
LINE OF FREIGHT CARS
from Gettysburg to Baltimore every week. The]
Ire prepared to convey Freight either way, in
Inyqulntity. fl'heywill .tteud,“ deoi:ed,iotho
muting of purchuea in the Lit]. end deliver.
ing the goods promptly at Gettysburg. 'Thnlr
cu- run to the Werohuuee of STEVEN-1
SON & SONS, H 35 North Hownrd ltreet, *nhf
Franklin,) Beltimore, when lreight wil be
received at any time. They invite the Attention
of the public to their line, ensuring them that
they will spare no efl‘ort to accommodate I“
who may putronile them.
Having purchased tho buildingl Ind 101 on
the Northeu'v. corner of Ruin-end And North
Wnshlngton Insets, Gettysburg, their Depot.
will tannin there. Any pol-ton bcving bull
uen in the forwarding line Ire respectfully in
vized to an“. CULP l EABNSHAW.
Aug. 1, 1865. ‘
N o Hnmb u g z
EMOVAL. ‘
R HOLTZWORTE ALWAYS AHEAD.
THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS—JOHN L.
HOLTZWORTH' he; just returned from the
City with the largest nnd most complete mort
ml-ut of HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
no SHOES, mu ha. been brought to, w
thin town [since the War. His ltock is
not only complete, but in UOUD a‘nd CHEAP
embracing every variety of Boou and Shoes
for Men And Boys. whilst the Ladiel will find
everything in their line, from the finest Guile!
to the heaviest Shoe. Children'l Shoe: 01
every delcription, in great variety. Also. LA
dxes’ Hats, tine quality, and Children's Hats,
of-nil Itylea and pricel. Also, Trunkl, Cur
pet Bugs. Vaiisel, Umbrellnl. Giovu. Stock
iuyl, Tohnooo, Sign” and Nation or every
dencription. \ _
gar-4mm forget the place, South-cut Cor.
of the Diamond, Gettysburg, Fa.
JOHN Laomzwoum
April 10, 1865. u
Cannon’l ’ . ‘
MhARBLEWOBKS,
at. «all Oofier of the Diamond and Built
more street, neurly‘ opposite the Star oflice,
GETTYSBURG,PA. ‘
Every delcriptiou of work uncut-d [Q the
hues: style of the an. “
April 17,1865. 8! ‘ ‘ .I
Gréai Remedy for Colds.
ELL'S PECTORAL
B ___ - _ ggswlrcigonnuu on
A Remedial Agent. prepu'red to meet the ar
gent damnnd. for n prompt. and sale Antidote
for all Pulmonnry Disorders. lf properly used
it will give inlunl relief in Ilmou «very in.
ammo, and will prove an effectual c oin n
majority of the following cues of ntfelgrlonl 0!
ate THROAT AND LUNUSI such nl Colds,
Cuughs, :Aflhmnlic Tendencies, Whouyiug
Cough, Soreneus of the Breast. and Brunchiu
Afl'eotioni. \
When we first. commenced manufacturing
the Bxpectoranz for our homoconsnmption it.
was not our intention nor our delire to put it
before the public as n.“cure-nll," nor to pub
lish a long “it of testimonials as an evidenée
of its curative properties, but the demand for
it being so great nnddecmedly on the increuu,
lino induced, and in fact. compelled us to pro
pare it on I much larger scale, and also fit
establish agencies throughoot this section of
the country. ‘
All we ask is that those thus nfllicted my
gin it a fair trial, um it may ptovo it. many
advantages aye: other prepnmnons of: aiming
nnture now being employed.
The price too throws it within the reach of
all, being but 25 and 40 cents a boule. .
HE MUST INNOCEST, PLEASANT AND
T EFFICIENT REMEDY IN USE—A Rur-
IDY Planet 11' [nun—No Can/or 021 to be
Taken—M this Preparation we have’ included
such remedies only u have been tried for
yean and are known to possess powerful
nnthelminlic virtues, combine-i wi'h mild
nperients, pleasant aromatics and sugar. An
thelminlics of themlelves cannot perform their
peculiar function: or have the desired‘efiot.
unleea the bowels Ire kept moderately open.
To produce thisggentle purgntivea Ire neces
any Ind and: only ought to be used that cnn
not. interfere with the nnthelmlnvic employed.
The eduntages we claim for this Syrup are:
let. lu power of DESTROYING AND EX
PELLING WORMSX
2d. IL- mild aperient efl'gct upon the bowels.
3d. Id pleannt mm and odor are lann-
Mae! pouesud or chimed by very few Venn
ifuges. , fl \
«h. In bunnies: influeqcoépon the lystem,
consequently no injurioul 0 cu will rnsult
from its use should the patientlhuve noWonm,
, pu
«in: ‘71..
~ dent hnve noWon.
but In apparent.- disease, M'i ing from some
othor unknown cause, which }a frequently the
can.
The con ‘ menu of thfa Syrrp and it: affects
Ire knowtflto many Phylicix I, who In now
using it in heir practicg to I “urge extent.
Free 25 cents A bottle
The Greatest Mnimpnt inlTse. ‘
BELL'S WHITE OlLi—Tlaeißlaudal. Clan
_ at, man Paulrating and gum! Economical
Linc'menl in Uu.—A poweiiul Dieeginue Com,-
pound for the Speedy Cure '1 Rheumatism,
Strains, Spruinz, Wounds, N mhuese oi the
Limbs, Frosted Feel. and Hen e‘ SpuinfSed
dle Gulls, Poll-Evil, Ring Bone, Bruleee.
Swei‘lings of all kind, 5116 h“ loci. m»; die
one {or which In Embgocilio in applicable,
either in lien‘ or Beast. Pric 25 cenu that.
lle.—'i‘hle preparation, which a oPixiflll‘ with
on, will be found to be one o; the nicest end
it the came time one of the union relierble ep
pllcntione extant. 3 E
Heving been employed 7 r; extensively
since it: iniroduciipn end fee '11; utieficd of
its remediel propenliee, we r mmend it with
the utmost. confidence. knomgihnz .no one
will bl. disappointed in m unis. his, I: in
name infpliee,‘ A white llulmcq’t oi the conlie.
tone; of cream, conleining uqthing cfl'ensln,
but, on the Iconimry, will lie found mote
plenum than ometmle. } , ‘
R CONDITION Pownzasr
FOR HORSES. _CATTLE A; gyms.
25 cent. a. paper, or are ptpen far-$l.
The lmmeme nle of the” Powden during
tho short parr‘od the; hue been before the
public, is; mfllcient gunmen of their great
populuily, nd the decided benefits derived
from their me. 7 _ _
They no confidently xecommendod not only
an“: preventive, but. u n vcomplele cure for
all diuxue incident to thrHOKSE, COW or
HOG, A: Loan of Appetite, Conghl, Heaven,
Yellow Wu", Distemper, Gllndern, 1.3"“,
P. B. PYFER,
By their nee the Hone'e Appetite in imprqv
9d, .11 derengementu of the digestive orgml
corrected, lofteninz the Ikin, Ind giving to
the cult I. lleek and shining eppenunce, and
me, he need with perfect enfety at all timea,
u it contains no Ingredients which cut injure
A bone, whether lick or well.
They clennu the breathing upper-tn! by
ejecting from the sir cells congnluted nutter,
or that fnrugntion which so severely clqgs
them, ceuiing a tightneu in bree‘hing, end by
their peculiar action on that part, they cauee
the mucus membrane to resume its nature!
dimensione, thin equalizing the circnlntion of
the blood end reilnring the distended veeeele
to their natural size.
For fattening cutlo they are inulunble,
Ilso possessing peculiar prupertiea in increa
ing the quantity of milk in Cows, thereby giv
ing them tn importance ngd uluo which
should plum them within the hand: of fill in
terested. ' E
All dxseues to which the Hog in subject. u
Coughs. Ulcer: In the Lungn and Liver, and u
& gent-ml purifier a! the blood we guuenm
their eficu‘y it once {six-l] med.
fl'Sold u Goltnburg by A. D. Bnehler
Apothecary. Ind by Draggim end Storekeep
er: genenlly. Ask for Bell's PrePH‘HOfll-
Prepand exclusively by W. D. Bell, Apothe.
Olly, (Gr-dune of the Philadelphis College at
I’ll-much) We“ Washington BL, liege".
tout)“. [Oct.l6, was. I]
NSURE AGHNST ACCIDENTS in the
I TRAVELLER; INSURANCE GOIPMI'
or HARTFORD. It bu spdd-q “pic,“ of
in". milliou, lldl euh nurplu “Ml"
Hundred thousand, to pay loan.
Fountain; Bullion.
CULP a EAnNsHAW's LINE.
EXPEOTORANT}
Bell’s 'Worm _Syru p.
Ben’s Lucrative,
ANOTHER Om! GU33
It: not cm! or mm YORK, ,
U a highly retpeciabie citizen, well known I!
the Mercantile community, g 1 ‘
on. J. H. scnnn K,
n: oenr Leno nocrou or rmunnmh
Ofllce N. Y. and Onions Land 00., ‘
No. 28 Nun-u St., N. Y., June rues. I
Dr. J. H. Schenck—Deor Sin—For over
fifteen years I have been troubled with a u
vere cough, and usually two or three time: o
year with more or less Hemonhnge, which to
gether, tor the last few years, has kept are thin
in huh and too weak to do hueineuof any
kind without eufl‘ering. In Augnlt laet I had
every severe bemorthgOfimd, according to
thejadgment ofogood New York physician, I
mu classed as beyond the reach of medicine,
and was advised to be prepared, no for a!
property matter: ware concerned, to leave thil
world at ehozt notice. The physician (no!
my good Trienda) aid that th'e trot coldi took
muu prove fatal, Early in Juno-try ltook a
nerere cold, and fortunately wan occupying
room! at Dim-‘32 BOND STREET, directly over
your oillce. I think about :he 16th a! January
I procured a bottle of your Pulmonic Syrup
and commenced taking it freely. My feet end
limb! were very much swollen, and all the
symptoms of a woody death eeemed to encour
pany my cold. I sent {or my former phyeieian,
and Itatedto him that f we: taking your medi
cines. and otter Ihowing them 10 him, and
having tasted of them, to, he replied: “You
can lake them if you like, they will do you no
harm)“ He mid: “You know whet i told
you Int summer, and I my the name now, if
you have any businesmto close up, do not put
it all," He llld to other'i‘rieude that he“cuuld
see no hope for me." and my i'riemie and rel»
tioue'ccueluded my time had come. At‘thl
final I" taking freely of your medicine,
had not seen you. The doctor callcda eu'
’iimee. andjound me (much to his eurprine, he
eaid,) improving, and he could not undentand
why. My faith wee increasing in your medl—
cinee, andJ had a wi-h to have you examine
my case, and are what you had to any. when
you tint came to my room and made the ex
amination, you gave me but little encourage
ment, but on the cuntrnry,cxpiesecd and doubt:
of my ever-being helped out of my then Icem
lng. diniculuiee. The eecond time that you
called, finding me itle gaining, you gave nu
eucourlgc‘mcut, ray-lug, “my lymptome were
improving; the Pnlmonic Syrup, Sea-weed
Tonio and Mandrake Pills had noted like I
charm." My circulation, my cough, my appe
tite. ‘all began to improve, and I could walk
about my room a littlét You vlaitej. are
nearly every Tuesday, and {nonw-
Wnd told me not to go out of my room an
il I e iiret day of May. I took no cold while
under your treatmi-ut, my appetite became
first-rate, and you told me to eat everything I
winined of a nutritloue nature, and to Ole-YB“.
about the room an much an possible. I tol
lowcd your advice, and to the lurpriee of my
old physician and frien-le..[ Relaunch better
than I have been {or ten-rel years, andflnthe
better than I ever expected a personpofld with
one lung, the lefl. he-ug completely dried up.
i feel very grateful to you, and consider your
advice and medicines invaluable. 2
Yours, truly,
Dr. Schenok—Denr tin—About two year!
ego I was taken with e ry troubleeomb cough
und 1: pain in my brunet ; noun or eight month!
passed away without my doing, .any thing for
myseli. Theni applied to u' physician, who
attended me for about three months without
rendering me any service. leleo obteined the,
advice and treatment ofa physician in one of
our hospitnlyend also had the Advice end
treatment 01 two other physicians, hutnll to no
purpose. During thin long space of time I
was ncnrly dead; revernL times my iriendl
came to see me and witneu my exit into the
spirit-world. in: confined to my bed two
months at one time. My breathing In ex
ceedingly short. 1 gore up Icrenl guru all
hope ufgetting better; and u regerde getting
well, that was entirely out of the question.—
And to think this day l em‘wdl and hearty i-—-
I was advised by some of thy friends to try Dr.
Schenok‘a Medicines. I uccoidingly bought
bottle after bottle, until I renohod the ninth ;
th‘en l found a. decided change in my cough
Tor the better. I suffered severely imm palpi
tetion of the bent, and two weeke after I
commenced taking your inedicine thle dtliicul
ty ceased. . .
When I first went to Dr. Scheoeh'e olce it
was with difficulty tbht lcould get up into hie
reception room. 1 woe to week and lo Iwolled ;
thy skin was as allow an though i had the
jnundice; I felt duli,henvy u'ud uleepleu. Dr.
Schem-k, el’ter examining-me, said both my
lungs were ail'cctrd, and gave me but little
hope; but his medicines, in ebont two weeke,
took right half of me ; it deemed to [o' right
through my whole ryetem. The Put-lonic
Syrup; Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pilll,
all took right hold in the right place.‘ The
Pill: brought uwny great quantities o! bile
and alime; the Syrup loosened the matter in
my lungs, which came 0!! Very free; the Su-
Weed Tonic gave me rm appetite. and every
thing seemed to taste good. '
T‘p chow what great power the medicinal
have in purifying my ryetem,end to how how
bad Iwee din-clued, beside all the bill that
pureed my howelr, and the great q'lnntitiee of
phlegm and matter I expe‘ctoreted. X broke
out I" over in large boill, that would continue
to gather and run for about six weeks, end i
had at onetime over twenty-five boils. ‘1 but,
nothing of the kind uow,and icei like another
person altogether. I can enl'cly‘ ray that l
hnrenot enjoyed-Inch health lor five year: II
I do now, and cannot praise you and your
medieiuee enough. May God abundantly
bleea and preserve you, in the lifiécre derirr oi
one who bu been no wonderfully relierud
thronghyour agency; and it Any one desire!
to know with regard to the iruthl‘ulneu oi thin
‘report, if they will call upon any 0! my friends,
or upon me, No. 4 Dryden Place, near Thomp
lon street, below Oadwnl-der, Philndelpbia,
they will be perfectly rntlsfied with the valid.
ity oi the cue. You", with much reapcct.
' MARY SCHNMM’.
The share rare, as described, in perfectly
correct. I know it to be true. Youri. '
‘ T. B.'.MILLER.
Patter. of Hancock I. E. Church.
Dr. Schenck will be profenlonllly at hll
prlncipnl omen, No. 15 North Sixth ltreet,
corner of Commerce, Phlluiol his, every Su
nday, from 9 A. M. until 4 P. ft; Ho. 32 Bond
urea, New York, our] Tnendty, from 9 to 3 ;
N 0.38 Summer "reel, Boetonfllnu, any
Wedneldny, from 9 to 3 ; and every other Frlf
day s: 108 summon "not, Baltimore, Md.—.
Allndvléo free, bug for- thorougll naming,
non of the lungnrwilh Illa Reuplromcur, Ih.
chnru In three doll-n. ‘
Price of Lhe Pulmouic Syrup Ind Sunni
oncT,lmh 8! 60 per bolllg, gr 3’! 50 par
hdfdolen. llndnke Pills, 25 cgntl per bc x.
For nlo by I" Druggilu lad Dede“.
In. 12, 1886. m’
Wanted, Agents.
F "' to $lOO PER MONTH for Grumman,
[0 “d 83b w $75 for L‘ndiel, every.
where, to introduce the Common Seinu Fami
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three years. We ply the above wafer, or A
commiuion, from vhlch twice the uncut
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with clrculm Ind lama. v}
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