The compiler. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1857-1866, May 14, 1866, Image 3

THE HUBBARD.
“TE undersigned are agents for the sale of
1 , Hubbard‘s criebrated flowers and Reap
' ers, both combined and single Mower: and
Self-Rake". ’Fnrmere would do well to o‘l
nmine our specimvn machines before purchas
ing any other. We warrnnt enlisfnctioy or no
title. The ndvflnuges of the Bubbnqd as n
Mower, nre its light draft, 'grcnl. strength,
limplir-ivy and dnmhility, freedom from nli
aide draft. no weight on the horses' necks, end
is may work for two em I” horses. The m‘nin
features andpliuntngus onhe H_ubbnr d In a.
flower are retained in the Rainer, nnd cnn be
chnnz‘ed from or lower to A Reaper hy ch In-:
ginz three boils and two'_rhoe pins. The {35
hr. with one saw nnumlmotion. hringl‘ the
grain lama; him and deposits it. in n comg‘ ‘
pact shear in the rear of the m whine, leaving ‘
ample room for the mnrhme '0 pass next time
wound.} The Self-Rake has no equnl; it is a i
re"! nnd nuke cumhine l. The driver by use
.of n lever regulatei the size of the bundle, and i
it an be worliei in nll Kinds of gmin frnm the ‘
llama-n. on 1.5 to the tallest rye; In very eunpie ‘
in construction, nnd 1953 liable ‘to get out of|
repair th in any olher ihke. They are mnde
wilh-fiwo cum-r hare, one for culllpl grnin wi'h:
sickle knife, cutting ‘ivc feet. nine inches wide, 1
and an extn bunwnh two knives. lor gmea. {:ut- ‘
li, {our feel. sign; in has wide. Extras n.1,-
wnya kept on hand. Snl-cimen m whines an
be seen nv Grilling on ”19 ago 111, raiding nmr
Gulden's Station. Post oifice uddres 5, Gran
ite Hill, PA.
‘8‘“:10 Pratt & Smedley's Patent Home
e Riki's on h'unl,bnill by G3O. W. Brunt. 3: Co.,
Uninmbin, Pa. A ’
HEVRY THOMAS a: SON,Agents
mp 4, 1800;. * .
The High Price olPotatoes
i" ,
ARR‘H‘TS a. “be”! usefiof mmnre,
null Hum. is gum: better adapted to
thew tlinn
‘BAUGH’S
RAW BUNE PHUSPHATE
Use 400 pahnds no Jae acre nlong ibe rows
BOLD HY DBALEES STRIKY‘HIKILH.
mum; q sun‘s,
N 3. 20 South Dgluware Avenge,
PulLanr-uu
)Iny IT, 1866. 3:
‘ NE“' (30005! ' '
, GEORGE ARNOLD
PS flow on h-vnufn vr-rv Inn-go stock of
READY-“A DE (‘LOTII NG,
Mly of hu own mmnfm-turiu< and well
In ldl‘, embracing every Him and mi "9.
MEI
A LARGE STOCK m‘ «_‘mrns AXD CASS!-
~‘ MERE-2i, ‘ ‘
vn-Il suleotnd und verv lmndsomp Gh’les. a" n!
Which will buold vxry rhoap, liar, o'9" ”all
uniseo thm GEQRGE ARNOLD.
May 7, 1856. 3m . ‘
Lieenws.
{IE follnwivfiz nppliw iom for License lnve
T bani filed m mv olfive. with the I‘Pq'IISILE
[lumber offsignerqfand will ho proiehlel M
the Court of Q'mrm- Sessions, on TUESDAY,
the 22nd d.-y of \l “218:6: .
Tnsgn Llclfvu. -
James Shanohrook, .\luuntpionsnnt twp
‘ ' "Burma?” LIUKNSB. ,
Adm: Roth. Conowngo township. ‘
thn Britchur, “ ' “ |
Hnnnuh Ki-imiller, Get‘ysburg. m
John Hoffmmn,‘ ' “
Sumnel Lawrence. Wmmtn‘oasmt twp.,
Henry Mnnshawm‘. ankhn .“ '
I’ Mr '{ Iffnwn. chnrtl - 1‘
M. Szern, Humillm '. "
_ JAMES J. FIXK,Clerk
May 7. 1966‘. cc , ~
Dividend.
Gmrvanuue NATIONAL Bmx, If
.\I 1r 1, Imm.
fl“. Directors of the GEI‘T-YSMYRG .\'A-
T TIUN \L B \NK line thtdwy decl wed a
semi-mum: \1 dividend of EIGHT PER CENT.
om of the profits ut'the last. six months, free
frorn‘uuuou ll taxes.
T 7 D. CARSQN, Cashier
May 7, 1866. 3L
Tax Notice.
"'3 Cumberland luanship Br'muty Tax
TDupthL-a are in the hand: ofthe Collec-
CUM to. c niectiuq Ail persons purer-equest
cl to‘m ukc Immediate payment. .
By order of the Buxu’d, -' _
‘ f VABRAIIAM PLAXK, Pres't.
N. Lmnrnn. Scc'y. .[Xlay 1. 2m
Notice
SharPhy givel,m c’udjtors and othérs in
;l temszedt Hm the. unliergigncd. .\sgiqnee
3,0! \1 W. “VlmpPr, of Franklin‘ownship} York
'conntv. will 8!)th to the Court of Commnn
‘Pleas nfanid county, an the 29m rhy ofMuy,
1866, to be discharged frbm azu'd mm. -
May 771866. 3L EJWARD DICK.
Philip Bedding, '
USTICE OF ’THE PEACE, will be at
J his onion. (at his residence.) in Cumbsr
)und township. on Tuesday and Friday 0‘ each
‘wcek, to gfve his. attention to Jliztica's busi
ness. [Am-i} 39111866. 411:
For Sale.
SPDENDID SEVEN-OCTAVE ROSE:
AWN“), PIANO. Orimuul cost ssoo—
one at the best Houses in the country.
Wm he sold cheap. Apply nLflns omce‘ ’
Auril 16. [866. 69‘
Auditor’s Nq'flce. '
TIE underagned. Andn’or, nppointed to
T nmko distgihution of the balance remain
ingin the hands ofJoseph Bye-rs, Adminiizm.
to: of the estate 0! George A. W. Bowersox.
deceusd, to and among credit-In, hereby gives
nogice tln‘fiffi’witnumd Po‘the duties of his
appbinu‘nent. at the office of Duncan & White,
fi Gettysburg, on- FRIDAY. thy. l’st Adny at
JUNE, 1866, at 10 o’clock, A. M. ‘
J. H. WRIT}, Auditor
‘ll 71.86%. td
+l3O, ’ ,
For Sale or lien}.
’ HE subscriber WI" sell, or rent, his PRO.
T PERTY, being a {met-0t 1.4 acres. with
. 110081! and BARN, Orchard, km, in Germany
townihip. Adams county,‘ on the Turnpike,
"one miie norih of Limencown. For mm 1.!-
ply so the subscriber, finidiugnenr by. _
. , v‘ . wu. SPALDINO. ‘
my 7, 1868. 4w}! '- > __ ,
‘ Town; Property
AT PRIVATE SALE.-Sevem! HOUSES
an; be pm chased n Private Sale by all
.h on ‘_' unmas'rocx BROTHERS.
'.fihc 15.1198. Lf “ 5
Reduced Prices.
Armament“ uh AMERICAN OR
GKNS., Superior tuned? Lave PIAHOS
Iron $350 upwards. ORGAgIsS from $BO
upwards. All ihatrumeuts selected. ,l"
commended 3nd sold by mo,nddiv.ionnlly gu :-
ained. Illustrated circnluu sun by i],
when desired. , k sP. BBNTZ,
No. 30 Enit‘lu at (not, YFk, .
Int. 12.. 1868. ‘ ‘
ALL :nd no the mos hasntilu nu rt
- tent of new JEWELRY, such an ‘
‘Frwbphu, Ea Drops, , J
_. ‘ inset Kin _ s b
If . , , . SVAN' ._
, . ppoliu that, Geunburz.
NSUBI AGAINST ACCIDENTS in {M
1 running Ixsnmnca you“ t
, 5431‘ka. It bu Tuned overt .
Emma pond", mm paid my; 10.16.133.944
lona. ‘,- " ~
9! ‘a'a-“lmc squ finfiwflwnw..mr tamrn‘.‘ m_ ,_ ~,.~-.¢..'—r:y -, a» V,w-, J 79“ ‘4' ’.‘“. v
. > - ‘ "‘ '
-
nmrchmafihnqm' mndidnfin mm:
the Convention. wan. mum)! u AD
VANCE. ’
C mmunmuonl recommend candida
cenooenu a “macho Imog—iugoln mt:
' REGISTER & BECODBDEB.
AVLV'G been dinbled In one arm by a
H ouHet wound ihilst serving in the 87th
P. ’., I have been frequently mlicited to olfcr
myselffl a candidate for the office of REGIS
TER t RECORDER—which I now 40. subject
to the decision of the Democratic County Con
vention. Shoum Ibe nominated and olecte d,
I flutter myself that I will be able to discharge
the duti’ea or theoflica correctly And to the
satisfaction of tpe public. -
. ‘ WM. D. HOLTZWOBTH
Get!ylbnrg,=Mnyl4, 1886. u:
CLERK OF THE COURTS.
NCUURaGED by manyfriends,,l ofl'ér my
self u I cnndidnte for re-elecziun to the
o cc of CLERK OF THE COURTS, subject to
theAdecision of the Democratic County Gon
venlion. _Should I he nomipated sn'd elected,
[pledge myself :9 discharge me dutiel of flu
office with promptness Ind fideliw.
' JAMES J. FINK
‘ Gyttyabunz, H.ly‘7, 1866. w
\ SHERIFFALTY.
T thesollcitmlofi at numerous Wendi, tho.
Aundersizned,(reiidinginGettysburg since
April lst,.but formerly dad for manv years a.
residenhof Conowwo township.) 08ers him
aeli'su ac'i‘ndidxgce for SHERIFF n the next.
election, aubjéc: to the decision or the Demo
cnuic County Convention. Should Ibe nuxu.
innled And elected, {will discharge the duties
of the oilicc to' thé best of my ability. ,
, ° . EMANUEL D. KELLER
April 16, 1866.» to ..
SHERIFFALTY.
.\‘COURAGED by numerous lricnds
E throughout the cuunly, I ofl'e-r myself as
a canduhue for SHERIFF at me ncxxelevnon,
snrvjec) to the decismn of the Democratic
County Convention. Sh‘auld Ibe 39 f 0! punam.’
an to be nominated and elvcteri. I prumiise to
discharge the dunes of the otflce to ma best
of my nbili’y. ‘
Eu JOSEPH A ORENDORFF.
Mouuljoy tp., April 16, 1866. tc w
SIIERIFFALTY.
AVYSG bcv n'soilcited hy mun; fitends,
H [offer nqs. If as n cnndidute' for SHER
IM at me-ucxl electior, subject. tn Illegdrci
air’m of theDemocmziL-L Coumy Convenulon,_
Should I be nominated and elertvd,-[ u‘le'lge
mum to I tujtkful discharge of the diaries 0t
thn‘olfice. REUBEN GOLDEN.
Cumberland tp , April 15, “366. u:
" ’ suaaniL'ri'.‘
RGED by mnny friend-n 1 ufi'v-r m 1b" as
U n cnu'uidntr for Slll‘ililb‘l“, iuhjvc 61’ the
decisionlnf the Drmvrmtic County Convevltion.
Should I be nominated I will ‘sllare, no honor
nhle elfuru to secure [ll’ election, and ifelect
9d, I will discharge the limits orthc offive to
them-st ofmy abilityr HENRY BEITLER.
Mcunljoy lp, Apil 23, 1866. 3c
'SIIERIFFALTY.
AVING been sojiriled by‘mnny friends in
various p‘ugts 01 the coumy,.[ off-~14 my
sel: .u n. mudjdule for SHERIFF at the) next
election. subjerc lo tl.e deciszon of (hammo
crmic County Convention. Shoulq lhe i_lom
innted and eluted. I_ promise to dishhnrgp the
duties ofrzhe ofliceLo the best. of my uhilfiy.
' . ' JOSEPH W 0 1". -
Bullertp., Aprilzs, 1866. In * ‘ ,
. “chafi—
fiIIERIFFALTY. .
. \‘COURAGI-ll) b] nurm-rous friends
E throughout. the county, I om-‘r my-u-ll as n
run-Jidne tor SHERIFF nt tlxenext elocfion,
sul ject‘tu' the decision of’the DemoL-rutic County
Convention. Should [he so t‘orrumue 04‘s to
ht nmninn'ed and elected, I prmuue Lo‘dis
ch urge the duties of the affix: to the {)9}! of
mv ability. : JACDB ‘KLUNJK.
Germany tp., April ’9, 1866. to i
. SHERIFFALTY. §
AT Hie aoliuituiuin of numerous Maddy!
offer my sell as a candidate for SHEEHFF
m the new: eh-clinn, guhiect to the (lee sigm of
the Democratic County C 'nvx-ntien. Should
I be numiuated :md élerledfi pledge myzeif to
disx‘hnrye the :1 ”Ever the om": to theihest
ofmy'nuilxtv. , PHILIP HANS.
Slraban tp , Amil‘S, 1866. lo 3
Prospectus
1863.
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“ 1m: AGE," s
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0' WELSH b 3033,
‘ {3O Oheztnu} street, Philadélphlfir -
Water Co. Election.
OTICE is hereby given 141 the Stockhold-
N are in theflettysbnrg Weter Company?
that, .en elu'tion for five Managers of uid '
Company an! be held at the house of George )
w. McClelleu, on suvamyme“ any
of KAY 55‘!» between the hour: OH and 4 ‘
O'oiock', P. X. B 1 order nifthe Board. ‘
- ‘~ 8. LfRUSSELL, Sec’y.
1i1y—#71366. te ‘ g]
Jim-k minted.
E uihlctiber will ply SEVEN DOLLARS I
. £2: CORD tin-300K 041: BARK, ud
, DOLLARS AND FIFTY GEM? my.
BLACK OAK, duflleted at his Tm K ‘ Grt»
tyshm-g. “ _ 103;; . gym I
Apruao, was. ‘3: ‘ ‘ ~ ‘
lik4 «f noreksair.
ITHIN the Con" of Adam; mulled
‘ ind clarified bribe Indouined, Ap
prniucr of Hannah: Ting, in Accord-acorn}:
the lerenl Act. a! Alumblv, for’ the you
"166—87, oquodl, Wnren Ind Imhndile‘:
Borough of Gellycburg.
c ,
Fahnestork Brothel!
Dunnvr & Ziegler.
J. L. fivhlnk, ’
GmrgAl-nnld, -
, Jacob rinkerholl'.
lßow & Woods.
J nines Wlbion,
.P. B. Flt-king,
‘ gaunt-11h. ‘
u n ‘ornL-y, ‘
Mrs. Bfunln. ‘
Htrlckhoumr & Wllotzkey,
Michael Sfimxler, i
Mun K. cCranzy,
H. S. McCr-eury, ‘
.331). Biting/chm
.0 mu 'm -
Jami»: a Baum-r 1
mm Mary Mmufiswr,
Dr. Robert Homer,‘
Jnl‘m (km-l 1
A. am“ a; rim: 1
Jmnph Gmesp‘e, ‘
Jnnu-s Grimm, ‘
Bayer J; Han.
Jtmph Bevan, ,
Hpnry Ovewdeer. ,
Thorn. Nor-nu. ‘
Philip Winter. .-;
Imwln Shauna. ‘
Wm. J. Martin. ¢
Rim:- «t thinner. f
Mv-(‘nrnly a Dish], .
C. H. Bm-hlor. ,
(‘uln a: E'tmshnw, ,
A. ‘immzh-r, ‘
John Railing,
John \I. Sw-‘n,
Frank D. Dupborn,‘ 5
MIN va._ ‘ ,
Gem-gn- Knlhflolsclu
A. H. F‘l-kcpl, ‘ ‘
“’m. k Hnnry Mcalb.
Julm \V'Arnnr. ‘
Mn. [l. NLPnnon.‘
Jamvs Pierce, ‘
Jnhn Pulp.
:V. 'l2] isz. '
M). . Hwo ‘
S. G. COOK. De. 9
H. E. Rowe. ‘
D. Cnlp. '. '
flvmbnlmd If
E. Punon Bichmufl
Duulcl Kllugel,
‘ heading Ip.
Fnhm'm Emmy-d,
Adam s. Myers, - ,
H'lmuol Martin. , >
anm Ovnrhnthr, _ ‘
Miller a: Nunuxuukar.
.'Vmaulfl {p
Epnlnmnn & limpet, ‘
A. T. Wright, 1 ,
Javnh I‘| [7.013 ' ‘
} .. . nnr 9,
CASH”). 'o‘
Burkholdcr a; Hoflmrm.
‘ ‘ Butler (p.
Flhnnk & Rm.
Noah .\lmpr,
Wm. .\fillvr
mum-:1 grainy. _, . .
MI“ Eliza Smith, 14 7 00
Jacob Epplcman, . l 4 7 00
Hunlmyton Ip.
J. J. Dh-hl, 14 'l 3
G ~me G rOl9, 14 7
1:7. npmhgw. _ 14 k 15 oo
Jxv-ub A. Gardner. ll 15
.In‘nu flamnpr, . H 7
Mrs. Grit-it. ‘ 11 7
Abraham Grove, 11- 7
Mounfioy fp.
John Yént. '
J.\m m Polling,
3.5:qu Hum-x
J nhn Rnhiltz.
Abraham 8911, r ;
Oxford in
John C. mek. , l 4 7
Fran-'l5 X. Smith, ‘ ' H 7
John (Hutvr, - H 'I
Abnhxml Hoke, . . 10 31
(I. \V. DnlL ‘ H 7
Ram: Hlnlr, ‘ . H 7
Emmn-rt & Br," H 7
Edward Web; 9, 1 l 4 7
Shady & Sim-Rh 10 Z)
R. R. Grouse a rm. 14 7
- ISlrafum (pg
I‘hmp Hxnn. Warphn'que, 12. 12 50
" " Short-house, 14 7
Dank-I Golden, 10 a)
Jnhn Ur In. 14 7 4
"11-1 h Kfiuz. 14 7
WnltA-r El. Hoflm'm. H 7
Beu'jmnln Elchullz. 14 7
Germany (p. ..
Lvdln Myers. 11 7
Augustux D. Smith. . 14 7
I Hula/own bar. ~
Mans 4'. Rwopn, 10 20
Stvtfy & Dix-Ml, ll 15
Yount A: (Inlehonsfl. 10 Z)
\Vm. M. Hul‘ord. H 7
(Ime «Brother, 12 2 l 2 5!)
Snyder .1 Hon, 1 .H ‘ 7
.‘hmur-l Little, - 14 4| 7
anry l{t'N'!‘, l 4 } 7.
Sarah nmnc. , H \ I - 7
n. s. Imm, , 13 x 10
“’.m. C. Mark-k. 1‘ H 5 ,7
D'wid .‘lchwnrlz, 11 g 15
A. Rhorb, l 4 . g 7
Yantisa Humor ‘- 10 1 2)
Alum Keefer, . H § 1
Marin: .e Leerever, 12 g 10
A. F. Barker, ‘ ' H g :7
Hamilloann (p. ‘
George W. Worn. H - 7 _
Paxton a McCreary,; l 4 7
Sunlvnfi .i Son. H 10
Dnnnor & Shields, )3 10
Israel Framl‘, 14 ' 7
Mumtfpleaaant Ip. 1 »
Snmnnl Faber, H , 7
J. aE. Miller, . . n m
s. G. Lawrence .9 Co.._ . H 7
Ju‘. D. Pens. H 7
\Vm. A. .\IL-Sherry, 14 7
Slm'ou Hamish, . 14 7
Bmmcl: bar. I - .
Mary Steffnh n, 14 7
D. C. Martin, 14 7
Wm. Davis, L H - 7
Mrs. Mnyer,» l 4 7
Lewis Jor‘dv, ' H 7
Theodore Pflenger, ' l 4 ’ 7
Jacob L. Hotter, l 4 \, 7
Com-cage) 'p.
1&66.
John Fowler. , 14 '(
Reily a: Snoeringqr, 13 10
Bun-burs Outer, \ l 4 7
Emanuel Dxller, l 4 7
Franklin 1}). ‘
Mrs. Rollmnn, , l 4 7
Martin L. Miller, . . H 7
Phnk & Spangler, . l 4 7
Joseph Lima. 14 7
J. J. Bmsvcker, l 4 '1
Henry Witmore, l 4 ‘w ’I
‘ ' Freedom fp. ‘
Abraham Waybriwht. 14 'l
Lamar: lp. ‘ 4/
M. Brennemnn, , l 4 . 7
Adam Lerew, . 14 7
Hamilton 1;. A
Myer Stun, . l 14; 7
J. J. Klein, ‘ ~ 14 7
Wm. Wolf, ‘ 14 ' ,7’
H. L. Milleifi , l 4 . 7
Hannah Minnigh, I 4 'I
Elijah Spangler, 13 10
George Spungler,‘ 13 10
F. S. Hildebrand, 13 10
George Mundorf, . 14 7
\ ‘ Tyrone (p.
P. k C. Yams, ' 14 7
John F. Houck‘,‘ I‘4 'l‘
Daniel Delay, ‘ M 'l
Din-mus & Burns. <,
Adam Diehl, Geuysbnrg,‘ ' 5
John Henning,’ “ $7 5
Han] Wolf Elmiltun, ,_ 10
Nolice ibhereby given to all persons interelt
ed in‘the übom return of classification, that I
will holi nu Appeal, e: the: Commlesiunera’
Office, in Gettysburg, on HATURDA Y, the Hill)
any ofJUNE n‘en, between the hours of 9 A.
M, and 3 P. M., when on?! where all persons
chat may consider themselves nggrieved by
mid clusaificatlmrmny atten‘d.
All license: must be paid on or before the.
m day or July next. ‘ ~ . '
I. 11. WALTER,
Appraiser of Memnntile Tnxu lor Adams no.
'.Nay 14, was. 4:
CEDAR CAM PH 0R
"UR use ugmnu. HU'l‘Ha‘ 1N le‘um 6.9-}
Best. ‘ Iu Idvlnugel,-Kfllciency, Econo_
omy; iglpnru sweet odor to the clogheamnd,
lure w last. through twelve monzlis. Every
Uruggist Ins it. HARRIS l CHAPXAN,
\ May 7, ‘.866.‘ lm Bolton
-‘~.————
Smoking Tobaccos.
annma mom.
x , ' flWM. H. BBOGUNIEB,
" A ” err ~tam". Adamcounly,‘l’a..‘
Ma '. . . -difl'erentgrsdeengHOKlNG
TO‘ - 000, which cannot be beet. They ere
.. d and pleasant, ell me poisonoul mete be
- extracted, and yet the timer il. fully pre
toned. Smokers, give them a "kl, end you
will be pleased.
Orders from n distance wliciled.
Feb. 26,1886. c:
RY Dr._R. HORNER'S Tonic and Alters
T tire Powfierufor HORSES ind CATTLE
Prepared mdlaold only u bin Dru; Sum.
Janna" 25} 18f“.
Clan. Dolls. on.
a so 00
12 1! 50
9 33 (I)
13 10 on
L 1 10 on
J} 7 00
H 7 on
18 ‘lO on
ll 10 (I)
14 ‘ 7‘1!)
14 7 on
13 ! 10 no
lo 5 ao- (I)
M ‘b' 1 (I)
M 7 (I)
ll 15 'OO
18 10 00
ll 7 (I),
H 7 no
u 7 00
H 7 00
18 10 (n
In 10 00
13 10\00
11 12 50
H 7 00
H 7 or)
18 10 00
M 7 00
ll 7 00
12 12 5.
8 3) 0|)
n?‘ m on
10 an 00
10 an no
3 80 00
H 7 m
13 10 00
18 10 00
I 4 7 (I)
14 7 (X)
14 7 on
H 7 00
H 7 00
H 7 00
H . 7 00
H 7 01)
H 7 0')
M 7 (I)
H 3] 00
H . 7 0!)
l 4 7 00
700
Minty (p
14
14
14
14
14_
14
11
14 7
H 7
11 7
Clam 1p
14 7
14 7
APPEAL
IMP
Non“ m LEAD! 1
m FRO! Till CITY! Kori
6 . ri- hujnn returned From the CF
9y nigh the an.“ sud chapel! lot 0! ready
made clothing over olmd m Geuylburg.
DON’T FORGET THE PLACE I Next door
to Bnehler’l Drug More, where you will find
the large“ Ind be". aelection of EATS Ind
CAPS in Gettysburg. ‘
Jl’nllU-SA-LE! I—wm nice Pmu .'na
Vest; Norris lug n his new Slots, Be bum
’em all. ‘ L
HIGH PRICES PLAYED GUN—Nora:
soils Gloves 3: cheap 1: they wen bolero the
In. -: .
AND THE COLORED TROOPS FOUGHT
NOBLYI—If on‘ don‘t believe it just go to
Norris‘ New gore Ind he will convince- you
my. “Woolen" Good: no cheaper. man they
hue‘been ainco the Ind. ' ‘ 1
CO!!! (H OUT OF THE WEN—Norris In;
Umbrella so chomp that it is cheaper to keep
dtyjh-n run around in tho ruin. g
N'ECKTIBS, BUT‘E‘EBFLIES and everytl’iin'g
In “In line at NURRIS‘S.
LOCKWOOD, LINEN LINED !-—,Paper Co]-
lnu and Linen Collar: 01 all kinds and 6‘3qu
KEEP TIME!-—Fine usortment of Clocks
arid xfirrnnted to kgep ‘ime at NORRIS'S. ‘
“VALISES, TRUNKS, In_d Cgrpel Bags, of
every dpscription It. NORRIS'S.
SARATOGA l—Norris keeps the latest. Sam}-
Itogn lims. ' f
UN THKROAD TO BR!Gl]To.\’!—-The la}-
teslßrighLou Hue M ' n'URIUS s. ‘
Tilh‘. LATESI‘ RESORTEL-Nurns ha: lb;
Hum Resorts Ham sad the best. quality in 1119:
mark-fl. . - 1
WYUUXG DRIVING BOYS'—Don’s forge;
thA-L Norris has the latest Dnvmg Hus out. 1
luy 1, 1868
Gettysburg Fohndry.‘ - 1
HE subacnber would inform his customtr'a
T and amt-rs, that he is still Innnufncturin
urioua kinds of Castings and Mnchined, mud
to order, on short. notice, such as ‘
' THRESHERS AND POWERS; l
(fi've difiervnv. Elle! of Powers,) glover-seed
Hullers'hnd Cleaners. Cnru Sheila‘s and Sepi
amlurs. CornfuddL-t Callers. Slmw and Hay
Cutters; P L 0 [PG II S . .
such ”013%Plonzhs.B|rshem-Ploughs, Side'p
hill and Corn Ploughs; the 3
WIRE-SPRING HORSE RAKE, ‘ ;
the Meat. improvement; also Metal Screw'a
for deer Presses, 1
700
700
700
700
700
7 00
7 00
7 on
7 0‘)
74m
7 01)
7 U)
IRON RAILING ~
for Cemeteries or Porcuca with everythinfi
else in his line. a." at low pricrs. 1
> FOR. SAUL—A light. two-horse Wagon, n 4
One-horse W‘ngon, and u Spring Wugon. All
new. DAVID SFERNER.
700
700
700
Apt-5130! 1866. H ‘
- 'l‘ln Ware and Stoves.
, flE suhscfiher respeclfufly inlnrms the
T pnhhc that he still contiuyes the. business
of making ‘ -
ALL KHDSOF GOOD TIN WARE"
at the old stand: (formerly Andrew Pulleys.)
in York street, Gettysburg, where he has the
largest usiortment of tin ware in the county,
wilh many other articles for’kitchen um, he.
Also. COOKING STUVES' & NINE-PLATE
STUVES, ot the very best kinds.
MM. 12, 1865. 3m
Accidentß
HE ORIGINAL ’
T TBA VELLERS INSURANCE 00.,
OF HARTFORD. (NHL.
\ Cash Assets. Due. Layman”, .
XVSUKZS AHAlxsl‘
A cmmrswuu mm mm HORSES,
A QIDENTSFRUMSLIPFERYSIDEWALKS;
A SAULTs M‘ BURGLARS‘AVD'ROBBI-Ilm,
spmmso mamas .axnnnwmax wins,
EXPLUSIUNS, cubmsmtgs, —BURN|.\'G A 3
_ nmnvxm. ~‘
_ Accrdmta of All Kmda. i
fi'PoiiriL-s of tiny Amount. from $500» to
$lO,OOO in case of mm! accident, or Si to s3o}
weekly compevisat'on in case ot'disahling bod-’L
ily injur'y, and from one month to live yearai
time. at. sinnllpmnmm. !
, 0111 a! and B?” Acczden! Ina. Co, Etlant. }
. J. G. nursmoy, Fresh. .
norm?" Duxyls, Sec'y.t 1
m 7. A PICKING, . geul, Gettysburg“. E
April 9, was. 3m . 3
-',-1 m u ’ 7 " ——.r~—'—l
1866'. Spun; )[lllinery 186 m
ANDFANUYGUODS. %
ESS H. Mt-CRI‘HRY [us just received
NI-large and beautiful ”sot-lune.“ of [l9;]
Sty}: {
‘ Fancy Bonnetg, _ Crnres, , (
Straw do. . Malines, 1
' Straw Hus. Rhchos, I
Shaker Hoods, Frmucg, l
Ribbons, New, , ‘ ‘
Flowers, Pins, kc.
Also a geaeyal assortment of Ladies’ TOI
LET GOUDS, consisting, in part. of Embroi
dared Fancy‘ Head-dresses, Plain do.. Linen
and Thread Luce Cull-Ira. Pnper do , ThremL
Lace Fancy Combs, Dressing do , Hair Brush- \
ea, Parfuméry, Soaps. Powders, Corsets, Hosie-‘E
ry, Gloves, Linen llnudkerchiefa, Hoop Skirts, ‘1
and lain: Go‘ods. ~ , ' ‘
Tb4nkful for the “Bend patronage she has ‘l3
received in seasons-pat, she Imps: to recehiel
from her lady friends an early call, ' fl
@Bonnets bleached Ind dressed in (hb‘
best. manuter. Gettysburg, April 30. lm J
Dress Making.
HE undprsigurd, having lately temoved
from the my to Snuth Emu-"ore streejfi
Gettysburg, )gdjaiuing the residence of MI'.I
Hrnry Comlon, would respectfully Inform me
lndxes oquuysburg and vicinity, ithat she is}
preparnd Lg n 1 Ike 5
LADIES’ DRESSES AND OUTSIDE COVER-g
mus, - ‘
of every description. She will than be fur-1
nishegi with the latest styles and patterns, and;
will ‘spare no effort to please. Having had;
considerable experience, and understanding‘.
the business thoroughly. the \h ~p:s to merit
and receives. liberul share ofpublic patronage"
MRS. H. H. ROWE. :
Kay 7, 1866. 1.! J
Great Reduction in Prices. ‘
; AHNESTOUK BROTHERS - :
are now selling;
GOOD CALICOES AT 12} CENTS, ‘
BEST UNBLBAUHED MUSLIN AT 28 CTSW‘
and All other G'o‘ods in proportion.
Ifyo’u want CHEAP Goods, now is the tim’
:9 buy them. _ « ;
«Call a: once.
FAHN'E‘JTOCK BROTHERS.
. Gettyabhrg, Mar. 26, 1866.
_-_, - .. .AV‘ - .-—_7~ V ~._,
Lawrence D," Dletz & Co. ‘
waoyasaw _
. DEALERS m
. FANCY GOODS. )
NOTIONS. g
HOSIERY and g
“mums, ;
NA. 308 WuLßr-lu'mnre Street, I
Baluv‘een Hugwud tuber” Sin-eta, ‘
May 7. 1886. g. B xltimpre,‘ Md. {
. Who: gWho? Who: 1
URNEXT GGVERNOR I. We his" I. cor‘
rect and amfing phologrnph of m "a;
Governor of Pennsjlvnnimwhnct we will sun}
by mlil for ‘35 cents}. if we mum/u the may“:
money Will be refunded immediatelyaner eleo‘F
tion next Octobex. In it. Bury or Clymor‘
Wxixe and see. Address :
J,BAR'I‘LESON & 00., all CHESTNUT SL, >
‘ lily 2. 2m . - Philadelphia
—— # 7 —— —————r——vl
- Clymerl 1
WE hue yhotomphl, lnrgq‘nnd mull. qt
. Gary and Olymer. Afinta wanted go
sell them. Sand 75 cents for apycunen copiqa
by null. postnge paid. Addnu' I
BABTLESON I 00., 611 CHESTNUT Bt, 1
my 'l.~ 2m 9
———u-- . - —————l
- 2
RE two heroes before their tent planning
a battle—Grant smoking. A beautify!
steel engraving hy Wm. Surtuin. ,AanFs
wanted everywhere. Snmpla sent by mail {pr
50 cents. Agent: make 50 per gent. Adm-{us
BARTLESON t 00., 811 CHESTNUT St.,;
“41‘ 7. 2m Philade‘phi‘.
. Sugar 10 Cents, _ , » l
T Swnn’a Grocery, on the North-west eoé- ‘
A neronhe Ditmond.’ [April 30, 1866.; I
NSURE AGAINST ACCIDENTS in the.
J‘TRAVELLEES INSURANCE COXPA Y 3
F HARTFORD. [I insure: against all ‘
ofmcjduh,‘und Lu habits are received by $11;
dunes of Inén. ' - '
I=ll2l
'.'-4'
ISA Bow‘dvoodn‘ u
nd d! othm u Vtho nun reduced pricele—
We will‘ sell Hon cheaper than anybody of“
shoe! 0! 111 kind: sold it reduced prices
NORRIS’S
Detergnlned as we sre to sel} cheap, we has
put goodwln our line down to the wife“ cub
prices. Try us, and be gonvinced
April 16, use. \
I T) t ' PICKING‘S T
,LNKw Avvrzxnsmmsrs. O.
“‘ E-_WIL-LE-KL‘ISI" WIIATALARGE
Y Slpck of Cheap Clothin A}. ‘
‘ ' . PICKL‘IG'S.
PLAYED OUT! Tun: HfGH mums;—
Cull and he azlisfied by pricing Clothing
at . A‘ . PICKINU‘S.
’l‘ CAN'T BE DENIED, THAT PLURING hp:
. ‘lhe largest. assortment of Guns, Paula aha!
Vests. it; the cbunfy. ‘ .
‘iiUXKs‘ AND‘CARPEI‘ BAGS, in endl§se
mnemcueduu DICKING'S;
'l' IS’ EVEN SUI A large slut-k of Over
_ shirts, Suspeud- rs, Umbrellas. White uyd
Calico shirts.l‘:heup at x, PICRHG'S.’
\TEGE! .\‘ICERH svmsrnix AH kinds“);
L Sunday'and every-«l4y aunts cheap ..u.
. ' , . ; EICKIN’G'S,
(WEVTEEL! GENTESLEIEH' GEXTEEL
< J ESTUI Black Cloth rock, and Suck
Cents; alsp all kinds of Cussi om. Duck. (Jol
|on anxi‘Linen Coats. Gull“ P}CK_l\'G'S.
T, [S INDEED ASTOXIS “NG, “'11:". a
lnrgr Ind cheap assortment 43f Pum nan
be}: u! at -, PICKING’S.
_ EBP TIMEI‘ Fin?! assortmentnf (‘loqks
cheap at \' PICKING’Sé
0 USE TAIRING,‘ but come right along
and price Clothing, Notions. &- .at i _
" ‘ ' PICKHG'S.‘
USICAL INSERUMENTS. Vlo'ifli, A’c
cordium, Flutes gm] Fxfes, to be hm] at
‘ 4 ‘ mcxlxu's.
RE YOU IN’I For a cheap g-lit. Then
' cnllnb ‘ -, I’ICKLVG'S.
RSE‘IB iCKS, o 1- any othcr'kind of good
'Pnnney, taken in exchange for,Cmu.s,
Pints, Ve~ts.&c(,m. ‘ PICKING'S. .
7 ‘.IF} GREAT SENSATION of the day—
Pngkiug 3 Clothing Store.
REAP, _CHEAPER. “CHEAPEST—Pick
npg’s Sprifig alnd Summer Clothing.
G 0 AND sga Picking‘s Cheap Clothing.
‘ ‘5 , ’
TOP, A HOHE‘XT'l—What's‘V-he hurry? I
wnul [q get. a‘smt at PICKISG’S.
7‘, -‘THER E \RTH is putting on a new suit;
1 I Let. ullthe people go toJ’icking‘s mntdo
”curiae. [April 23, 1866.)] '
S. G. COOK
A Big Tumble
x PRICES l! x _ ‘ ‘
1 PLANE .4 1m SPANGL ER, '
, ARENUTaVILLE, «‘
an'etjnst returned (mm the cities With one
of the largewt and best selected stocks of Goods
ever offered to the peogle of Arendtsville and
surrounding country. But their assortment is
not only d -simb|e and attractive; It was
bought mt such n reduction as to embie tht-m
to announce to their customers and the puylic
generally, ’
,A BIG TUMBLE IN PRICES!
~They otfor Cloth}, Gnuimeres, and Summer
Goods for menxnd boys,“ pri‘ces timt \vill
nsmnish—and the same may be sun] of all ur
ticies tor Luilies' wear, &c. For ‘instunce,
Prints M. i'tom 10 to 20 cents. Ginghntns 25,!0
28 centb, Muslim 12; to :8 cents.
Tut-y sell Sugnrs at. from 10 to [6 cents. Coi
{ees 55.10 30 cents. 8)?qu 40 cents to $1 20.
Come and see tor yourselves._ Comdwith a.
rush. - We have plenty of Goods, and nre ai
v'vays gind touhaw than). Buying for cash,
we sell .for cash. PLANK & SPANULER,
Aprifl6,lB66. 6w
. OTIGE is hereby given to all Logatees and
other persons concerned. that the" Ad
ministration Accounts hereinafter mentioned
will be'present‘d an. the Urphnn’s Court of
Adams countyforconfinmtion and a‘lowancp,
on TUESDAY, the 22nd day of MAY, 1666, at
lu‘o’clo-dc, A. 5]., Vin: ‘
286 1:1: and final nécoum of 3. C. Guinn,
Exrcntbr of Louis H. Essick. deceased.
287. The In and finnliacconnloflu-vn Chron
inter, Esq" Administragor of Mary Brougll,|
deculad. l
288. The lat account of Fran'is Coulson,‘;
Executor of the “'ll‘l 09' John H. Sxi‘zel, dog-1. i
289, The neg-mun of Henry H. Orncr. AIL!
ministr‘umr bf Daniel H. Urner, deceased. !
2907 ’1“ and fifiml accpnnz of Jonathan Bow
er, Exegunr‘ot‘ the last Wlll tnd Testament. of
Joseph jllilh-r. dal'ensed. ‘ |
291. fl‘he n-cwnnt of Benjtmin Chronisterfl
Administrator 9: the estate of Samuel Chron
iuter. déce-xsed. ‘
292. Fl‘he In account of John Wnlhey. Ex
ecutor 9mm Inst Will and Testament of Hen
ry Rex Into of “amine" twp.. Adams co., dcc‘d.
29.1. Second account of Esther Feeser, Ad
miniytrnrix 0! John Fewer, doc-used. . ‘
294. (The Isl and final account of Joseph
Cmmp. Administrator of John Cump. decealed.
A 293. 'l‘lu» lav. flld final account of Peler Ily
ers,(oH’,) Administrator of «stats of Adam
A. livers, deceased.
ZQS. First and 6m] ”count of Samuel 8.
Deanlbrlf, Administrator of fluid R. P; Dur
dorfl’. deceased. '
" 291. fiecond and final account of Solomon
Miller And Adam C. Miller, two of the Execu
ton ofilho Inst. Will cud Tulnmem of John
Milkmdpcmnd. . '
298. Account of Henrietta Schrivcr, Admin
istrntrin of Geo. W. Schriver. deceased. ,
299. 4mm. nccoum. of Adam S. Hyers, 31¢,
Ad-nlnmrnmr Wilb the Will nnneer, of Dan
iel Mic-h, deceased. 3
300. Thu account of/James Mulhull and
Eiiznbbta Andgewa, Blecuwn cf the la“ wax
and ’fepmment ofJobn Rhet, deceased.
301‘. The ac‘ cum. 0”. A. Gnrdner, Guardian
ofAmleraon (LG. Brandon. ,
302. The first and final account of Michael
Mvers tud Eliud Albert, Exocntors ul lhelast.
will Mid testament ofSnrah Albert, dec’d.
-. 303. The gccount of John Krumrina, Exec
utor ol‘l'ne Will ofJacub Scanner. deceased. y
30!.‘1The lint. accounzof Elias Johm. Execu
tor of the WI“ of Juhn Johns, decemd. -
305. The second Accoun; of George W:
Want: and Sumac] Swape, Executor: offlenry
qu. accused. \
306. ‘ Fin: Ind final account. 0! John Trosjle,
Adminisrmior' of Jonathan Gubert. dccmsed.
307.‘rF'rl,st nnd fimfl account of Major Leah
M. Bollmger, Adminumtox of the eunpof
Jncnb thr, deceased. ‘
308. The am and final “count of Menu.
der Gabe-an. Esq., Adminmmmr do bonis mm
with the Will Annexed of June! Injor, de
cased.
309. The gurdiunhip account. of Andrew
Rife, Glmrdian of Jeremiah Stump. minor
child of Juhn Slump, deceued. exhumed by
Gob. Throne, Administrator of uid Andrew
Rife, deceased! - -
310. Firugndfinflmonmlfrsncin Bream
and Gnome Bream, Administrator: of Henry
Bunny deceased. '
_ 3n. :rh. first wconnt of Joel 3. Dunner,
Execiup: of the gonna of Zephnnihh Herbert,
doomed.
§A¥UEL LINK; Register.
ne‘imjfl omen! Gunship-3,} ‘ ;
‘ 1 A'prfl' L 6, 366. [d I :3 .
mm GIDBRWINEHAR .1 Sun'- Grocery'
Pon the corn'h of the Diamohd. ' J
Aptil3o, 1866. ‘1
. v.
awaiting /
DOWN TO OLD PRICES!
to Hal selling u 85.
$5 Hats selling at $4
St Rm toning n 33 25
$3 Hun selling at 82 25
82 am until; at 31 50
ROW & WOODS
Register-’8 Notices.
===l
nowm & BBAPERS.
‘ HEq-d‘vmirud In mu Axum I‘lth Illa
ol MOVING AND REAPING l “18.33
—noth combined and single More".
Tnese machines on be used IS Sulf~Rakers
or Band Rake", as fnrmers may wuh. They
are made with (no cutter bars, one for cutting
[ruin with licklu knife—caning five he! nine
inches wide—sud extra bur, wnh two kniven,
for grus.—-qu!llng {our fee! six inches wide,
having iron or w mden‘ frame: as dented.—
‘l‘hcy hue two driving whccll Ind flexible flu
ger bu.
The compnny building these mnchlnes have
natured by le-ue n'nd purchase, the control of
all the desirable and Ittmdard puems now in
use, Imong which no the _
' 08-Iu no snuxsrr. PATENTS,
to which we direct special fill-2’01”)". In com
pactness. lightnué oidrnh, excellence ofwork
usnsth In-I finish, combined with great
strength and Adapt-Hon to all kinds» of work,
thay will cnmPela With, and m: hplicvc. aur
pnes. unrotlwr machine nuw oficrcd L 0 the
public. a: . *
Farmers would do well to eximina [hr-sis
lunches before. purchasing any other, The}
i'ili be sold as cine ip as my other first-bias:
machine n'ow manufactured, ind we Warrnn
them to give entire anishctlon or no M‘e.
“ZS-Extras nlw tyskeptoa hand. Specimen
machines can be seen by calling on the Agvul,
residing on the Harrisburg road, two miles
north-east of Gettysburg. -
= WILLIAM WIBLE, 43m
April 23., 1866. j
Cabinet Furniture.
HE aubscnbersghereby inform their rui
tomers mud Hie public genenlly, that
they have now on hand, and ,cominue to mun.
ul’uctnre to‘ order, >
CAB‘INET FURNITURE, '
which. for style and durability, finish and
priw, will compare wqh nuy in tho county.—
Uur precput stm-k conslsls 0f every urn-1y of
Fnrnilum uaunlly kept in It first «Ins; Furni
tura Ware Room. Fashionnyle. ornamental
or. plain Furniture mJuuf lcruzed in the musl
substantial nmmwr, n 5" must. e’xgwrzeuced
wmkmen, and M. the lowest. cnih prides.
UNDERTAKING
aningn new limbo, pariicuhi'mk‘ntion
will be given to this bunch of their 'b|l~in“SS.
They rm: prepared 1.!) xn.lku aJ-l lnmlsh Unll‘lni
01 any dcsircd qmlny, and ram-ml Funemls
m. the shurlesg llulch—fflud on such terms as
cannot {nil 10 pl: use all. ‘ ‘
The Suhscl‘lllela N‘Xlll’n their thanks to the
public for thc‘libeml putromgu c-xluulvd {o
'hexu in tho'pnsl,:~.nd hopeto mentmxd receive
:1 continuance of puhllc pntrmmge.
Shop and Ware Room third hullnlinqmst
oflhe Square; 11. PETE .k 151:0.
Littlustownl April lb‘, [866. ,tf ’
BELL'S
Concentra'd Flavoring Exiracln!
QUAL to any in the Inn-lie}. nu-l qupurmr
E to many. in larger bottles, and at all
prn-os. ’ _ , ' ’
Wholes.\le agents for Baltimore,
BUREOUGH BROS.
Wlmlcswlv Dluggms.
LlST.—Lomnn, OrnngciVJnillgl. Rose, Peach,
Nutmeg. Celery, Alhpico, Clm‘rs, Ginger,
Burch, Cinnnm‘gn. Anple, .\lulburn, Pine Ap
ple, Bunnno,‘¥.uce, Roapherrv. Pepr, Psppnr,
l’ursley. Sxmwyberry,‘Biuer Almond, and au-
Vory spires. \ ‘
.The great dlfilcnlty heretofore experienced
in procuring '.‘ ue Flavoring Extracts, has in
duced the progrielor lo spare no plsiha or ex
penso in givinéto the public an article which
will he found true to its mum, and which whl
in no inflame be 1; source of dmagpqinlmcnt.
M will he ohsurvod that our extract of Lom
on and Orange is a prepared extract from the
Pu-l. \y’hicn any one m uy be cunviuceJ of by
men-1y sun-11mg fly-m. ‘ '
The pm-t- u! V.\n||h Roms. ton. hm unisex!
more usnless Extract ‘of “tuna to he mum
factured and sold lhnn any other essence;
being eithergnndv fnnu Tonkn Henna, or some'
other fictitious command, In our Ethan te‘
WILL j GUARANTEE, A PURE ARTICLE!
mnvle {tom the "Le Beau, without any foreign
suburmjmo whfi‘ever. ’
, ‘ Bell's Worm Syrup.
HE‘MHS—I‘ INNUGENT, PLEASANT AND
T E FIGIENI‘ REMEDY IN USE —-A Rur
now P RPECT Ix Irwin—No Umior 0:! to In
Taken. In this Preparation we lmre included
suulg remedies only as tmve been tried for
years, and are known to pores: powerful
nulhelrniuliu virtues, comhinu'l with mild
nperienls, pleasant nrnnulics owl. sugar. An
thelmlulics of'llxemselrci cannot pt rl'urm their
peculnr funxtions or have the desired eff-ct,
unless the bowels lre kept. Inmleruwly ope-n.
To produce thii. gentle .pnrgMives :lre now:-
snry and éurh only ought to be used that mn
not. interfere with the mflhelmimir ample} ud.
'lhe advantages we clmm lnr um Sv‘znp are:
15!. If! power of DESTRUYING A‘ID EX
PEI.LIN’G WORKS! . ,
‘ll-]. Its mild "perigm cfi‘ept upon the bowels.
3:1. He pleasant tnate and odor are minn
tngrs possesscd o; claimed by very lew Verm
ifugus. . '
41.11. Ila harmless influence upon the system,
consequenily no injurious effects wilt result
ham us use should Ihv patient have no \Vormd,
but-2m appu'ent disense, arising from sumo
other unknown “use, which is frequently the
case. ~ * ‘
The constiments of this Syrup hnd its efieqlq
are knoun lo mduy-Phys2cmna, who are now
using iL in their prnctice to a lur’extent.
Pnce 2.“: cents a boule
The Greatest Linlment In Use.
BLL'S WHITE OlLl—T/u- Blandul. Clean-
B 23!, non! Penetraling and moat Economical
Inn/mm! in Una—A powerful ()lmqinus Coni
pound for the Speedy Cure of Rheummism,
h‘iminsl Spruins, Wounds, VSumhness of the
Limhs, Frosted Feel. and Hands. Spuin. Sad
;dle Gills. Pull Evil, Ring 3 me, Bruise“.
Sweliihga of all kind, and in inc: tl'éryldii
ease for which an E’nbrocminn is applicnhlo,
eilhvr in .\I H] or Beast. Pri e 25 cents a but
{lei—This prep-“ Minn, which Is o-icinnl'wilh
nu, will be found to be one of the nil-Gin and
_nt Ihe a me time one 'of the most felinble up
plirmioizs extant. - - ‘
Having been employed very extensively
since its: introduction nnl feeling satisfied of
its remedial properliee, we recommend it with
the utmost confidence, knowing run: :19 One
Iwill be disnppmme-l in its use. It is, no its
name implies, a white liuiment ol the consis
tency of cream, containing nothing riflensive,
but, on the contrary, will be found more
plenanngwn otherwnae. ’
, Bell’s Alterallvc,
RQNDITIOX Puwmkgs'! ‘
A FOR HORSES, CATTLE h SWINE
25 cent; 5. paper, or five p'ncn fur $1
The Immense sale of these‘Pawders durinz
the-hon period they have been before the
pulilie, is a suflici'nt guarantee of their are“
'populnui-‘y. MM! the decided benefits dumed
fro 1: (Indian. .
They are confidently recommended not only
u s preventive, but us is complete curs for
all disc-Des incident to the HORSE. COW or
HQG, ns Loss of Appetite, Coughs. Hea’ves,
fillow Water. Distemper, Glanders, lc , ac.
By their use the‘Horse’s Appetile is improv
ed, all derangement: 0f the digestive orgnus
corrected, softening the skin. and giving to
the coat a sleek and shining'nrnpeunince. and
may be used with per ecl- pafcty at all times,
as ‘xt contains nu mg’relllents wuiuh’cln injure
a horse, wh. Iher sick or well.
They_ cleunse thr brentliitu apparatus by
ejecting fr -m the air cells coxgnlsted tank-r,
or that formation which so severely clog:
them, cnusmg n tightness in Dru hing, and by
"It‘ll" peculiar ution on that part, they cause
the mans membmno to reaume in natural
dimensions, thus equalizing the cirunlwtion of
the blond Ind restoring the distended vouch
to their nlntural site. '
For fattening cnule they are invaluable,
also possessing peculilr prnperl'les in items:-
in: the quality of milk in (lowa, thereby R"-
inx them an ivnponnuce mud vulua whix'h
uhuuld plugs them mthin the hands of all In
tel-cued.
All szeasea Q 0 $516!: the Hog in subject. as
Cousin, Ulcers in (be Lungs Ind Lint. and up
agcneml purifigr of the blood we gunman:
'.heh- efficvrif once fairly tried.
fi'Sold n Gettysburg _by A. D. Buehler
Apothecary. nnd hy Draggiscs :nd Sfiorekeop
en gash-Ml]. Aik La- 6911'. PmrmrM ions.
Pnptnd exclnaively hv W; D. Bellprome.
ear], (Gr dame of the l’hiladrlphin Belle 0 of
Pharmaci) Wen Wuhingwn BL, 83;“.
‘zoni ,d‘ - 10:31.16. [865. I"
. rstmsn's HERB mneas for In.“
M 'Horuer’a Durand Valet; Stun.
11061
Great MW ofvl’tjleyesr,
AT Tm;
c In: A P a knots—n
00!!!! or onion AID on mun-mm rill-1.
JOHN N
Hnflng just returned frum the any. reipoot
fully informs Ma c'nuomora, and Ibo public,
that he bu succeeded In forming n connecuon
wi‘h one of thb fir“ Importing Houses in Mm
any a! Baltimore, by which he i: tumbled to
offnr Groceries at a lower. liguu than shay
cim be purchnsud elsewhere in the cunt]?-
He is prepared to sell \
COFFEE
smut,
SYRU I’, fm‘m
and all other flung: M. corresponding nus—-
It you would LIV" mom-y, cnll M the Chap
Grocer;,cnmer of Diumomhmd Chum mnbl
strum. {la l 0"! excludvcly for Cash, nod T:
netermim-d to be nbeud or alt other: in seng
cheap. Give him a mi! brr‘ore punch mint
elsewhére. ~ ‘ JOHN )L SWAX;
Barron‘s Sari-1y Lumps.
» AVI)
1.10.30.13‘13.(Ru-a)'II'LUIDz
THIS Lamp appm-emly bums «man: an,-
(lung to furl It. In has. .howevm'. I mu
tu-rial which lhsnrhn the llq‘lld amt given it to
the flune, partly fromxho Wnu'h MI" 1’ .nlv '1
the form of gas. but. an as to marine: perfect
comnusuon. and in ”urea-anointed and law.
IL)! and without. a uhimnu), and perfectly
trimmed, does not nmokg or much; it. u then
fure e-pecmlly ndgpmd‘to llw pupa)“ «3' ft
"rm nbml,” uuln. Imrw. uln u: or hotel lamp,
or lanlun. The 0031' of hmkou chimney,
nloue, wi.l man: than my zlu- cos: 0! thhunp.
Every mmily needs om: or we a.
“It is just wbut I hxve been long looking
for," ‘wriles n InmL-l ‘.m-nc-kccpor.
"[ simu'd 11:"le know ho‘w to do Wilhout
it," writes linot‘hl‘r. , ~
“A perfect c ml’rimncc," writes n thir'vl. ‘
“Let those Wu.) are skeptics] try it," write:
A fourth. ‘ ,
For me by mm! w. ww, ‘
Cur. of Dinmmi -\n ! Clmmhrrshurg P 9.
W'l‘hu‘b'gl-ru-un Fluid uh.» for 5110th
the same phwo‘. [.\l Ir. [2. £866.}
W. E. RIDDLE. [L S DINNER.
100.000 Bushw. Grain Wanted.
{CW FIR“ Al‘ THE ”L } W HU'IHOUSE.
N \\',\L E. RIDDLE 5; (‘.| \mu'd inform “IO
punlic ‘thnL thov have law: l‘h: erehouee
on Um corner of Stratum street and lhl‘ Rail.
mid. iu Gretfvsburg. .\here lhvy m” " Irry nu
THE GRAIN-AND PH()I)UL‘EIHYSINZ\‘H,
in :11l [l5 brunt-hm. ’l‘lu- lughl-‘SI pru'ua w‘H
aluuyi be p'lidmr Whmu, Elva. Fur-1.0015,
('lun'cr nn-l ’l'lumthv finale, 1;! r. .-r I. h‘druzu',
“:15”an Stmw, lined Fruxl, \u m. S » vp «Luna,
S oulders and 8140:, Pnlu u“, “uh even)-
lhing 61:0 in tho .wmnn In‘lhi‘l a 'i».e
GIiUCIIIHES.——Un 1m ml, fur snlu (Tum-m,
Sugars. Moms: 3, Sjrnlm, Tun. Sp on. duh,
('heeae, Vinegar. Smln, .\hm um. Hmnrh,
Bruonithc-kels, flllckmg, Sun.“ .t‘ (Mm
CUAL OIL, Fishml, 'l‘.\r. kc FISH hfnll
kinda; Spikes and .\‘uiXs; Smoking uui Che."-
iug Tob.|cco~l. '
The}: are Always nMe to supply. a lint-rule
arlil-le of Flour, with tho dndcrcm. kinds: of
Feed. 1
'Alan. G ound Pinion-with Gunnol jut]
other fertihzurs. (MAL, by the bushel, [on or
cur load. ~
fl‘hey will run (1‘ LINE OF FREtGHT CARS
from Gettysburg to Baltimore onCc every
week. They are prepared to cunvey Freight
oitlwr way, in My qnnnlitv, nt REDUUED
RATES. They WI” htlend, if dedircd, to the
making (J purulnheg in the city. and ddh‘erlng
the goals proi’nplly in Gettysburg. Thqlr
cars run t 1 the \s'arehou‘w of Sun '& Morton,
No. 118.331 th Iluwzmi sir-:qt, ncur Fruuklin,
Baltimore, “here Height will be received Ix't
any time. They innit: the Intention at line
public tp thrir tin», nuuring them thy! they
will spare no qlhrt to, hccommadute all ‘n he
may patronize (hem. "
vApril 16, 1868- If
.\LL AM) sm: us m can xzw QUAR
_ ; . TEES. ,’ '
GRE \l‘ ATTRACTION?! _ '
“ICIIAEI. SPAVGLER would respectfully
inform his Iriend¥ and the public. generally
that he has moved his Store into the ammo
dio room on the southeast corner of the DI»-
7&5], at, which phll'e all nre invited lotcull.
[a has purchased the, pmpnrly and hud it
thoroughly rr-p.lired nn-l fitted up In the man
“splendid svlwt'or'lhaspuci xl comfort and con
venience -ol his ctulmucrs. We now (lunar
ourselves that we lnvc‘uot onlv the bust store
room in the coumy, but the finest stack of
goods ever brought to this place, ull of whnch
we are now ~olling a}. pritvs In ,
'D-I-IFY C()\ll’ l‘Z’l‘lTlON.‘
We call ntzeullou especially to our complete
atm‘k of z .
DOMESTM \\'D FAVCY DRY GWODS, ».
gmhrnun.’ 'IH Ileflurnplfyns (If 1 '
DRES~H}I)UUS, DRESS SILK. , “HAYNES,
MI‘ZRIMN‘H, C \SH‘IERHS:'UALIC(IES. MU”.
les, cougars, Honp Skins for [main and
Missrs', Hosiery, Glos cs, Embroidery, Trim.
minga A 99
‘ FAN'CY ARTICLE?
Al5O, Gm": b‘Uimsulm GOUDS, Clam,
CJpqlmv-n-a, (figftmneu, Twucdi. Sun, the
We are‘uow se‘ling—
Mu~lins f am
Unlicou‘yrovn
and other goods m UropmliOL. .
[Living mule our purchmn when gnodm
were at their very luwc-st grade in the ci'y.l we
’an now nfl'crizlg hugging jlml ('mnlml fwl It)
plume. We i‘nvile all to «All at our NEW
STORE nun] see H il. it no: EU .
April in, 1866
Cheap for Cash!
YEW STUR") ! I
N GROCERIES, LIQUORS, 10.
’PIIE undenignod hau returned to flatly:-
burg; and opened a new Store, on Bill“.
m..re “rem, nut door 0 “I! Pout “flies, and
nearly uppuwe the Court-Haul», when ‘ho
o|!ch for anlv, cum? rah run,” large Ind
enuice anwrunent of GI£UUERIES,—Smu,
Gofl'cel. Tau, .\lnhucs, Syrups, Salt, Em;
with Fish, "neon [mahmrd a" on. ‘ K
Also. LIQUURSi—Wim-s, Unndiu, ,Giul,
Whiskiué Rams, and“ er; thing else in the [3516.
Also, any 3 :hnmy of..\'ul.iout, to wit my
and eyeryliérfy; _ ‘ , '
chollecfi‘ithis is the, place [tn buy dug” 19:
CAIJ.
April 23, Jmm
' flmhington» Hotel,
kw umunu, - ‘
‘.' AD.U|B COUNTY. PA.
The undefraignei ruspvcuully informs hl
frianda “flit!” public gem-tally, that be In!
purchased 1 e Abuve "qu, my! Ivul strive to
keep it us 11 No. 1 House. A
'Hvs L-nble grill be nhun 'lntly supplied filth»
all the deniuciewu‘nc season. and his bat
with the dukes”. liq-mu an}! when. nun.
blmg h l In:a and Lu-mnudwus. HQ _hurel by
mid. anemiEn w'merit u punion of the pawl-0'!»
purounge. 4 - “ISAAC B. HUUSSE.
April 16,356. 3m
__+__.__ . .v _.__-_..____
‘ _ Notion, ' 1
01m 111 BBRT’S deATE.-—Letleis tea-
QI Linnea! y 011‘ tht «sme- of Juhn Hilbert.
hue of Get my township. 4d nus county, 'de—
conned, h wing Men grumed to the nmlenigmd.
residing in [1: ion lownship, he waehy (In.
noiica In All penali- indebted to Mid am
to rank: iminodmm puyment; and thou Mug
clnilni A! nimu the mum to garment tlmn‘wopou
I] umcmidakd for lculmnel-L ,
‘ ' ‘ “£5BB “11.3331.
April 23; {8350. mi ‘ Bmuigr.
S Inning-1m than. 4 nan paroluud iron
I Ilgnry Mount, residing in But-wick bocougb;
Adams county. the lullhwmu perdoml' r r:
Iy,'viz: 2 Horses'md Guru, 1 601.5%!-
row, 1 Spring Wagn- , l Ten-plllo‘fiwré and
[’upc. nod Grain gaming In the gamut! con,
listing MU as, 09in, Rye, When—ulna Sgt
tau and Hny. ’Suid pnruonrpr‘ogerty'l‘ left
in the passesalon of MN Minter, but my light
to it is in owning thero‘flv anuiahe I
' ll 103.551; HOPMAX.
April 23, was. 30' -»
_._" . . ' ' "‘ ~--—-~—‘r
'. Coal sud Lumber. 1
9, our; uric”. at In}; Yard oi « . rg:
‘ C. 11. 88!le “
Feb. 19. lCor._Cnrlisl: 111-1' luflrandfilg
was an... n ma place w m in mu
S«t Grocoiga CHEAP. ' ~ ‘
=I
SWAN,
16 cents per lb.
'0 H
‘ {531.10,
PATISTED
RIDDLE & HENRI-31L
Removal.
12} to 28.
..10 to w.
Jl. SPANGLER
GEO. F. KALBFLBISCH. ‘
mm