• - VALtATILE F2tß4 7 _
-
iorAnfinoi orate 'Of „the grpilnn's
Vritlii ouunty: the .subccri hers,
A.firnini4t mums t4.e,eAtate•of.Mou VIZ BO our,
,deisea.teLl. offer it,t Public &du, op ! the pro
ihut..ufay, the 18th . day of L'#ceirt
,ber ne#.
• . 4
"7,`"'" •
aitc - offatid deceased , sitm,te iit'Grtrisvor towii 7
.ship. Adams county. 3 miles from Li Wes
',town. on the tcaid 'leading to butuitshurg.
landS,o,t John 31sritiO. Jaccdi
Trederielc'' BO.tiozer, other,s, ontai,uknir,
118 Acres, more or less.
The improvements are alargo double
4.w0-stoT7 BRICK. 110. USE, "with a .. - -
u i
.two-story Brielc , . Back-building. two.ll, " !'.
BArns, Wagon Shod ,' ,Corti Crib. , - 1
; Spring Alonso. Smoke 'House. end tither out
buildings, with , a never-failing , well, , of water
At the door, and an ,ORCI-lARD of chtnce fruit.
There are due propwlions of Woodland and
Meadow, and more Meadow, can easily , be
:made. The land has pearly aIl been heavily
limed,-.and is in a high_ state.of cultivation and
,under food fencing. .
It is highly probable! that .a RAILROAD
will be constructer! in a few fearer within
three miles of this Farm... .. ' •
Persons wishing ,to 'view ,the property are
requested to call on the tirst-parned A.dminis
trator. .residing , thereon. po s session and a
.clear title on the firt:t. of April next.
Sale to cogrAtiencrit. I o'clock. P. 31..,0n said
.day, "wheat attendance will..bo.given am' terms
xnade known by
PUILI.P BUDDY.
FRANPIS M. BPDDY.
Ily the Court-- . Administrators.
J. J. Paldwin, Clerk.
3:71f the Farm is not twld on said day, 4 i
Jwill then and there be offered for Rent.
'Som.otaber 24 . , 45ti. ts.
RegisterN :Notice,
VOTIVE is hereby given to All Legatees aid
1.1
other persons concernet,i, that thp
Admin
,iatrcation Aceouuto bercinafter mentioned will
be presented at the Orphap's Court of Mains
'county, fur confirmation and 'allowance, on
TnPrday. the 23c1 etuy of December next, viz:
193. The first account ,of Eliza Wintrode
And Henry Thomas, E;e.cutors of William
Wintrode, deceased. - ' -
192. The accountpf Jacob Gipo, Jl., Admit)-
. istrator of the estate, f Jacob Gipe, Sr., deceas
ed, late of Reading township.
192. The first and final acconnt of Christian
Limier. Administrator of the estate of Catha
rine E. Sinithideceased.
193. The account of Chriatian Cashman and
George Cashman, 4secotors of the last will
and testament of W illiam' Cashman, deceased.
I , pl. F. WALTER, Rculiter,
- Per Dom:, Deputy.
'Register's Office, G,ettysintig.
-
Nov. 24, 1846. ' •
Ppti e 4D,ELPW4, 4 twmrisgistANT.
Evans.' Fire & Proof Safes
Fait Morchalits,:,..lo,4lwy,erp. k'armers
, others, having Ikmoks, Papers .or othefi
ralwiqm, to 'preserve from MP: or BO ttGr
LARS., •
Newell's (flo'hh's) 4ANK.LocKs.
A CA PtwoF 'Sityp," tha,t
preseA;ved our Books, Papers, be., riming the
.4.C:rent 'Fire at wns pur,
ehns‘el of OLIVER' EVANS, 6.1. S. 2nd St.,
-
Refritreiratorm•lk Water .liters.
EVANS' Prpilitina Vet4ated Refrigerators
for cooling and preserving meats, buyer,' »tilk,
- water and all article's for culinary purposes.
or
twrEgs, for purifying ortickish
or muddy water, Whether affected by rains,
limestone, marl or other Causes': can be bad
separate or attached to' the Refrigepitors—a
small qullititycfjec cooling the whole, in the
wirmest_weather. PoßT.4st SllO ‘ti BATOS,
for .the use of witrin. or coitl INATE-it
Cooi.orts; for I lotels, Stores and Dwellings.
Srutto isp.ccr.s. fur roovia ,, b o xes, bales, d , c,—
? SNAL. Pr.cssEs, COPT DRUGGIAT do.
ouyEg
Sculls S.cond P., i&orm Wow Chesnut.
(Fsr.tnusitso IS 5.)
Feh.ll. 186 . 6. ly
7i . emv 0 oodm - Agliin ;
A T JACOBS'S Merchant It:stab
-A. lielinient. Gentlemen. eftli in NO exam:.
inn fur yourbeivcF. “Guuti and elte:tp." it their
mo.tt.).• (Sept, g.:).
I)resi G 09411,
GO to see FAONESTOCK'S cheap and
pretty assortment of Dress Hoods. if
you want anything fashionable, Rhat's the
place to get it.
Arid a Little the Cheapest,
QUSPENDERS,Cravats. Portmooies,Socks, i
Kait'vf..• Stocks, Pocket Handkerchiers,";
Razors. Clothes Ikosbes, Woolen Smks,kiloYes.
- Comforts. Musibt Shiite 4tici Shirt. Cyiixrn,
,are alwayt, to be round at.
Flour fov Sale.
IF you want n good barrel of Flour, call. at
HOKE'S STORE. as 141 has made arrange
ments to have always the beet, whiol4 ire wlit
sell at 25 cents advance
May .5
`rl NEsrocli BROTHERS have just re
ceiveu and are now opening a. large and
w4ried assortment of Dry Goods, Queensware.
Hardware, tt.c., to which they invite the
Jewel ' %men-
lry!
Jewe tiou of those wishing cheap Goods. As our
ry
• l stock has seen selected with great care. from
L. scurcic. has now on hand it lar g e the largest wholesale houses of sew. Fork.
al • and splendid assortment of Jesrelmcom. i Philadelphia,•ntid 13altimore, we are prepared
!wising everything in that line--breastpins, 1 to offer inducements to purchase f.oni is, such
Finger-Rings, Chains, &c., as cannot often be had. Jane and examine
All of which he is sel hog at the iqwest living) our sieek, and w know you will not leave
prof4s. Call And examine fur yourgelves—no lvitnout buying,
trouble to tihOw gos. I . .. April 21.
n
CatedolOrt iron.
F
ATINESTOCK BROTHERS. having the
exclusive sale of Caledonia Roiled Iron for
,Gettysburg;, would gall the attention of [Myers
to this tn.ise of Iron—the best in the market
—which will be sold at the lowest rates,
We keep a large supply of Ilannnered Trnn
popstautly un hand. Call at the kqgn of I h
I),ec. : 10. RED VitON T.
Matti, EMS&
T""E in need of the above artirk.l
, woui
du Veil to girt us a - call, beforr purehas
ingel,ewhere, for '...arusou cannot, be beat in
giviug harizninc.
CORN DR ERS.—rThe attention of NEL
LAMS invited to a very superior article
fur drying CORN, which cart be had at tal
?Ames at
Jan. 14. WARR ENS' FOUNDRY.
. _
CIENTLENIEN. do you want to select from a
IA large and handsome variety of Cravats.
Paudliqchiefs, Suspenders, &c. ? If yon d o ,
call at - SCHICK'S.
A SPLENDID assortment of Qlipensware,
AL China, Glues, stone and Eariht-n wit ,at
LeS.DIES: do you wain. to bpy :p and
4shion4ble Robes 3 Irso. call at
IOD NEWS. —The Beit arti;ie..ttf s au .
.r4o, Cutters lo: 53:(e cheap t ()or :
En of - • 404,)i
SAMSON'S
JOHN HOK
CC/BEAN S
ALA RG A ND crifr: A P I,OT
11 NI • N Pi IA re t" it - 1 • just re,t rncd
from the city with the. largest lot of
is ROC ERi KS . be has ever 114-46 re. owned, to
.w hie h he invites the atteni,inti of all, convinced
,that he' eau offer snag RAKOMS4.. nt• triS also
a till" lot of HAMS, SIi 3 OUI.I3ERS. &r.;
FISH of all kinds ; Orantreq,, Letnottc, and
^OPT' Oracke,ri, 'Nuts, Con factions;
l'ebacco, Snuff, and a general varii " y
of ever.y.th.tng., "from a needle. to an anchor, '
altnit,t. Give him a call, ti you wap.t. to :Joy
and goof).
tl - ,r,C;ou fury Produce taken in evehanzn for
Goods. lay 7,, 4655.
Gettysburg; Foundry.
A NEW FIRM!
ripTIF, undersigned. having entered into part, ;
nershi o to parry - t - )n .the Foundry itsiner4;
',under the thin of W AIMEN SO S, hereby
.make }mown to the citizens of Adatns'and ad
-I:ioinicg counties, that w,e are pi epared to wake
!everything in .our line f' . f bvstuess. We have
constantly on band, the
14tlan,way.and other Cooking Stoves,
! the Parlor Mr./Tight and Ten-plate Stoves, of
Li/at-ions styles. and sizes; Pots, Kettles and!
pans. and -all ,other Iraq Cooking Utensits,l
Wai.
C lie Irons, Washing Macidnes, Ash-plate.,
Boot-scrapers, Sic. astings for Mills and ;
other Machinery, P 1.01401; GASTINGL;, of every
description.. St.c. We crake the Seylar, Block•
er, and differtcut kinds •of Witherow Ploughs.
We have nlgo . gotdifferent patterns of
Fencing and
forMemeteries, Yards and Porchps, which
cap': be beat for beauty and cheapness.
frfAll the above article': will be sold cheap
for cash or country produce.
T7'Blackstnithing still contiwied.
BRASS ,CASTINGS and everytinug in our
line made tp order..
THRESHING MAC,Hrsgs repaired at th,e
shortest notice. Being Moulders purselves,
We will de.our work itiont
THOMAS.WARREN,
1"d A RTIN W A.ItRgN,
Mit 4,14 WARREN,
THOMAS A - . WARREN,
.Gettysimirg, May 14,1855. tf
Itemov#l: !Removal -
THE ORIGINAL (C. ONLY OLD STAND.
'Ne .1
wlyfitted, e- 4 11 - odeled, Resuxeituted, i f ind
again truly Re-Opened 1,
RNEY & B; O, reino.yed their biro
1:.4 and carefully seLected to Ole Qrig
lital old House Orrperiy occupied by' th,etn,
No. 07 West Mark 'et sire,et, adjoining
k'rick 4c, Co's. Hardware store, and directly
oppo.ite - ,tha re4jdelicp pf aen. Michael Pon
d/A. York.
This ho,use w*s.opeoed 1?)T them (r imr.inegs
purpoKet4 some ten year 4 ago. * , 4 a sv 110h:sale
candy factory, &reign friths, fancy goo4s. no
&e., in very htrgu variety. Their
superior and impLiunled
Candy and Confectionary,
personally mule by them daily, -and of emirs°
always ,fre4h. has been Aglinowledged by a n
long ago, the hest and 4nest _work e‘erolfered
and told - in prk. Understanding their busi
ness as they tin —in . t his branch especially=
they have every facility for pi osectitirg it to
the best advantage, and can oiler facilities
sn
perior. to any caber house here or elsewhere, as
fisgards low pricea, variety and particularly
superior quality.
The success: and patronage w4h whisk they
have inetlieretofore. iu gratefully appreciated,
for which they return again, as formerly. their
sincere acknoydedginenrs and thanks. and
trust, by _strict and prompt attention to busi
ness. a continuance of the liberal patronage
hitherto extended to them; .
Juno 11, 1856.
New igood*
NEW • ST A li, L S E T
CAcons F,s 131 W. respectfully infZirm their
friends and the public generally, that they
have opened a illerchant Tailor hag
Egtabliodpinent, in the room recetnly oc
cupied by 4.. A timid, in Swab Bahti More street,
near the Diamond, where they will at all tithes
'be happy to accommodate all wlw may .patrim
ize them. Their' stock qf. Cloths, Cassimeres,
Yestings,
.eassinets. Cords, Summer Goods,
&c., iv `large awl selected front the lest
styles —all of which they will dispose of at
prices as low as they can possibly attUrd. their !
system being to sell el-iNAP, fur car/4 or row).
lry pr oduce.
They - will make up onnuents of every de
scription in the most sui r 'istantiarand ;.lesirable
manner, tql warranted to lit and not to rip.—
Goods bout ht of than not to he made Up to their
establishineut will be cut free of charge., They
are makingup a lot of REA Lif IAI) E CLOTH
ING. in the best manner which I c -
as cheap as the cheapest.
They have also on hand n largo ngsortinent
of Hosiery, .soxpeiiiierm, Vail Confirm,
&c, to which they would call the attention of
the public.:
rPThe batest Fasllions regularly received.
Cash or Colar . ) , produce always current ter
goods or ww.k. Don't mistake the place.
March 17. 1856.
News tape• the people.
Important.
IE eitiz,ens of Getty,i)nrg and Strangers
i who desire to know where to fin 4 a large
and ha ndsointi .variety of Summer ATS and
SHOES. are invited to call at 11. %V. PAX
TUN'S Sl 04E, where they will find the most,
e 4.1.11 t. White Beavers. and White Silk Hats,
RH; tina, Canton and Braid : also, Soft French
:at : 4, and a large stock of Gentlemen and
1.. het'- and - Summer - Shoes - and
.tiers of every style and price. Call and see
t~tti;cods. W. W. pAXTON.
Jene 16, 1556.
grouting
kORGE and henry -Watnpler will make
14. ilotin Spouting and put up,thesatne low,
f , r cash or country produce. Farmers and all
CI, nets wishing their houses, barns. &c., spout
, tt, would do well to give them a call.
& ii. WAMPLER.
_April IS, 1F.t53. tf
Hanover B. Railroad.
riIIRAINS over t h e Hanover Branch Railroad
now. roil as follows :
First Train leaves „Hanover at 9 A. U., with
Passengers for York.,,Aarrishorg, Columbia
and Phil adelphia. This"' Train- also connects
t! Express for Baltirnorel arriving there
at 12 at.
Saco ;d Train le;yes at 3 F. M., with passen
gers fgr Baltimore and intermediate p!aces,
and returns •%vith passengere. from'York,
Apra LEIP, agent.
No of the Rod Froot
D. ItlsCooa.faghl - 4 ,
• .
.(01TIco rocroved to one door West of Bitchier's
I) r '4•;Book-storc,Ebarn b,Orsbwg reel, )
AttoraerS;,Soilciltor for Patents;
and Iseilsiyais,
13 0 t.7l , vir Land; Warrants, 43ack-pay. mia-
ileuijed Clai us nd all other claim~ against
th e . Government at Wash•ington. D.C.; also
American eking.; in England. Land 'Warrants
:located and sold'. or bought, arid highest prices
given. Agents eilga ,, • 'n locating warrants s,
ju lowa, Illinois al rer W,estern States. '
..T:'.,'Apply to hi personally or by letter:
Gettysburg, No . 21, 185.3.
Bounty Land Claints.
rr TIE undersigned will attend promptly to
.1- the collection of claitns for Bounty Lands
under-the late act of Congress. Those who
have already received 40 or 80 acres, can now
recei,ve the balance; by calling on the subscri
ber 3,40 making the necessary application.
JOEL B. DANNTR.
__GettYsburg, March-12-1855. tt
- -- --
David A..-Ituchler
• 3ttornrti . ift
ItTiLL'proniptly attend to collections and
v
all business entrusted to his care.
rrOttice in the Diamond, adjoining store of
A. 1,).. Kurtz.
Gext;isburg, Feb. 4,185 G. ly
FAw. 111.
• Itturnrit nt Emu
faithfully and promptly' attend to
all business entrusted to him. He
speaks the German language.. Office at the
same place, in South Baltimore street, near
Forney's drug store, and nearly opposite Data-
ner & Ziegler'q store.
Gettysburg, March 20. - •
mucleigali f
_annuli at aw.
/AFFECT: on the south gide of the Public
A-7 Square. 2 doors west of the Sentinel u#ice.
Gettysburg. August 22, 1853.
Lawence Hill, 11l D.,
le.VOl .
0111ce one door west of the I,t)the
-11HH nib church, in Cliamherslitirg street, and
opposite Qrapitner's- store. where, Those w)sh
hig to hive anlv Dental Operation peitiirtn
eo are respectfully invitexi. to call.
: Dr. li, (:filbert. I.)r. N.
:Bet fueltv • Dr. 1). Horner, Ito:. C. p. Kraotti.
1).0., Rev. 11. J,. liaug - her, l). Rev. Prof,
William M. Reytiolos, itev. Prof. ,1,1. Jtigubs,
Piot'. M. IJ. ,`",o3..wer.
.6e;tysb . urz, April tf
TII„ •
• s 7_l"/ I)
kS " C. ; Ci
C-.,
•
Tica WavP, &c,
•Q . 1.1.11.7.1, {i. COOK inf t trins- h}Cfrien&t. and
the pu bite generally, tha I, 1u.:1 - ptt,s on hand,
itt his Shop nearly oppri4tte the
very 13 rge
WARE: which ho will Fell 'at ' t rice,: which
carmot fail to - please. He will ids° execute to
order, with pi onaptues, in * worhmimdike
manner, and with the best inatpij.ll , :.
of kIOUSIP, MET.I,I.IC
G,IIYDRANT ‘'‘ ORK. &c.
. Gettysburg, Nov. 12, 1655. tf
Newt - glardware
tiubscriber,; would respectfully an
". nuance to their friend, and Ote i liti idly that
'they have opened a H ard w are Slot e. in
hi ii
nao,re street. - adjoining- tip: residence of,'
Ziegler, Gettysburg,. to t hey al w ay, in
tend to offer to the public a large and general
assortment of
Hardware, Iron, Wel, 1 merit's,
ofiTL (:():1('}I TiztmmANGs.
SPRINGS, AXLE'S,
(44 1 1 1 )• 1 :2)
Oicilar-ttiarri
Pallats. Oils, 0:342 Dye-sltnirs,
in general, including every
e ilescription of arti
les in the above line of hii-;iness, to wilioh
they 'invite th.• attentitin of Coach-makers,
Ilacksitiii Carpenter-, - net - inn kers.,
Shoe-makers. Saddlers, the public gener
ally. Our stock having he selecled, with
great coin nn l purchaso fur "ca s h. we goaran
.
'he re:10- '
,ee (tor t. y money.) to IfficpoSe Of any
part of it on as reasonable terms as they can
Le pnrchased anywhere.
We particularly request "a call from our
friends, and earnestly share of public
favor, as we arc determined to establish a char
ag4r for selliirg - kionds at low prices and doing
business on faar principles.
JOEL B. DANNER,
DAVID ZIEULEII.
Gettysburg, June 9, 1;131. of
Now is the Time.
FOR CINAP DAGUERP4OTYTES!
EAVVIZ. respectfully announces to the
S • Ladies and Gentlemen of Gettysburg and
xicinity, that he has resumed the Dagn e rreo.
type luisiness, at the old st,ind. in Uhambers•
burg street. where he will be happy to receive
visitors desirous of securing pertect Daguerreo
types of themselves or friends.
Being furnished with an entirely new and
costly apparatus. he is prepared to take pic
tures in eveiy style of the art and inaure per
(Act satisfaction.
I .o'"G s h:rig.cs from 50 cents to $lO.
C - 7* I )ours of o perating from 8 A. M. to 4 P. 3f.
CC/1u dTFs.. avoid light, red, blur, or pur
ple. Dark dress adds touch to the beauty of
dip pie..ure. Zib. 4, 1556. tf
Notice.
LL persons indebted to me will please
Alk call nod settle on or betore the 14th of
November. After that date my books will
be left in the hands of nn aticer fnr collection.
GEORGE 11' AMPLER.
October 20. 1856.
New Millinery,
31 r i S n S fo l i4 ( i U t
t i te SA Ll K dte l : E' s of L i]) . t 1 :1 1 1 '14, 1 E n d w c L ( s ) l l l . e n s t. r3 th :
that she is row prepared to execute Millinery
in all its branches, in West Midtjle stteet, a
few doors below Mr. Geotge Little's store.—
Work done cheaper than clscwhere iu to,vn.
Please call and see.
April 21, 1656.
Over Coats.
splendid assortment 0' nil ljnds, just op
ened and for 91e, very chezi.p. nt
if 1 ARRIAGE Trimmings can always be
bought lower, anal a larger assortmeat
than elsewhere islilways_to be had. at _
FAHNESTOCKS%
IF you want a fine article of Dress Shoes
q s ,iters, for Geptleinkn or Ladies, call at
W.W. P.A.NTON...
rs.„? 4 0,, ©0 01 .Ci) i Wit lIIIGGET ...oeOtlii,
JOINT szooK AS...ociATI4R; OF TEE ,
nd-the-Chea - petg - I ----------
lersigned would inform 'the -
m Big Spring literary Institute "
,
Of Newville, Cumberland Pa.
GRAND and emtensive sale of BOOKS,
REAL ESTATE AND OTHER VAL,
'LIABLE PROPERTY I The proceeds of the
tale to be devoted to liquidating the d,ebr of
the insatiate.
UNPA A LLE LED 0 PPO R T UNITY !
To buy a Valuable hook, and become a Share
holder in Much Valuable Property.
LIECT. GUNNISON'S GREAT WORK
ON 1 41:1E MORMONS! at only one dollar
per Cop.y ; eleven Books for ten dollars. - Gun
nison's History of the Mormons is by far the
most, accurate and reliable work we have of
that deluded people. In order that every
person may become a shareholder, the price
of a, book and certificate of membership of the
Association will be only $l. The Certificate
will entitle the bolder to an interest in the
following Valuable Beal' Estate and other
Property.
I Valuable Improved Farm, $4,500, with
al.! necessary OutThuildinb, sit - need - in Cum
berland_Valtey, near Newville, containing 125
acres. 1 Valuable - Farm, $3,500, adjoining
the. above, containing 125 acres. 2 Valuable
Timber Lots, $l,BOO, ofso acres each, situated
in Miffin tp.,Cumberland co. - 'B - 1 7- alnatyle Tim
ber,Lots, $&500, of 25 acres eto 1 Splendid
New Brick IL - Aise, $2,060, Two-story and
back building, adjoining the Ilall on tltc'W est.
3 Highly Improved Out Lop, $1,500, of over
acres .each. within half a mile of Ncwville,
e.t. $5OO each. 21.0 orders for Ilerron's Cele
brated Writing Inks, at s:l' per order, $1,200.
-I Magnificent Rosewood - Piano, $4OO, front the
,celebrated Factory of Kral*, 4- Co., Baltimore-
Superior Mclod.'eon, glOO ; Splendid hunt,
ing Case Gold Lever' Watches, at $lOO each.
$2OO ; 2 Splendid Hunting . Case Gold Lever
Watches, at $87,50 each, $175 ; 5 Splendid
Gold - Watches, $5O each, $250: 10 Splendid
Ladie.i Gold Watches, at $5O each. $5011: 11)
Fine silver Lever Watches, at $25 each, $2 5 6;
12 " . Watches, at $;.!0 each, a c $"--10
15 Superior Parlor Clucks, at each, 120
51) do C‘. ; thie - 3 ' " - 150
50' do 'Cottage " - 3 150
,ig;x.c.ellent Carriava(latest atyle)2oo
1 • Rockaway " at 175
1— " Top Buggy, at 165
1 .Excellent Spring Wagon, at 100
1 Superior Two ffOrse Road Wagon, at 100
2 Sets Splendid Harness, silver mounted 80
2 Extra SpanishSarldles,
2:Superior Walnut 5 fas,
1 Magnificent Sofa Table,
_
1 Sptei,llid Seeri.itary, 50
4 Dining Ta1.,11 - :.i, textro.. Cherry,) 50
4 Becisttal.k, . - - SO
- 2 Sett, Chairs. 1 4 t. :,'" , 15 par set, 30
3 Ilt9orted Carpets, 20 yards each at
:••.2:20 ner carpet, - . 60
2 Jlo'ne - made f-!tt rpets, extra; cacti at
S2O per carlE • 40
S .1 1 4. 6 r10r stoves, it-15 each, 120
2 oy, L lf,sm.;fir .ttip of Black Clothes.s3o, {lO
2
" - Shlk DresAs, $3lO each, (111
. 8 • " Chthing, i 5 " 120
1(1 ~ II Its, 5 • ~ 50
12 " •' .B r;t.i, - ' . 6 4 l .
7')
12 '' 6 nt's Shi;csi, $ 3 , 50 " 42
12 " . “It!ters, 5,0 D " 00
12 " L Item' Sit, , ,em, 2,&h) " - 24
100 " 6, d Pencilq, at 2,00 •` 200 .
200 '' " . Pens, at, 1,00 " 200
100 B )xr.s.q assort' d perfutnery,l,oo "
__ 100
PO Port: Munn3wi, at 1,00, -" - - J Q,O
4 1 ..)Copie,41v.eli i i ,,and Miscellaneous
b , ,,,k5, at j.,50 each,
I . ';. La‘lies' All,,tuas:, at :32 each,
51. E.) Plece.3 Pupular rftiSiel
,This Association is fount - 14d upon hopest
tu . .o fair ..-principles. Each book pi4rehaser
pits the value_of his money in the hook,
owitccount, of the great number suld,
oecioes
a. share h.older in nmeh valuable property, A.
e..?rtitiea;it will be presented to each book par
i!.l.llLier plltitling - 010 111..1(1fYi' to an intefesp 111
the abi,we valuables property. As soon a,: the
hooks ,tra all sold, notice -will. be given tif the
stock:A/lei-841nd piliVentiOn beiletd ui
ttt the .14.t;titItte..6 ilitll, when a eom
mittttu Will be chosen,,to whQm the prio . ,,erly
wilt he vered, ,n• be distri t i nted among the
shareholders. All the articl e .;; that can, will
he exhibited at the Institute's Fair on the hlth
August. Front the very flattering planner in
whi,.l) this .Joint Stock Association is received
amid patronized, nnn from — the number of-tick
ets already.. 60td, it IS continently believed that
the property can b.,) , ilcliyereil t - 4) the share
holders in a few months. For the character of
the BIG. SPRING LITEitm.;.Y
UTE." ammd those conneeted with it, we art
p,.rinitted to refer to the following, geatLinoa:
Jame;-i. Pollock, Gov. t d„
If, 'Thaddeus Stevens, Lineaster:
iron.
tor IVin. (f. IVclsh, York: llcp. Wm. 3Jur
rv. Ilacrisburg.; F. Ktiahe Balti
more, M . d.: Wm. J. Sheerer, Pro'q ; Itt:v.
Cumlwriand co., I'll.; I)an'l
Conitirm Stfllo , ))4. C.1111:1k. CO„ Pa.: ,fohn
Brant, Eqtt., and I.3.ivei- Brtdher, llarrio
burg. Pa.
,G.l-ity-.1.1 1 , Orders for I3,)01-..cz and Certifirates
flail Kliotild he atldre4 , :pl ro 11I;ti\IcNI;F
-II:~\.
Serrettry ()I' the "lii? Spring .I..;, l Pritr!"
Li,s.411111;:," Ni , vrvill,3,Cimaw.riand cu..
,-.VIENTS WANTED in- every Town
in tiro United States, to obtain subscriptions
for 1 oks, to \Thom a Liberal Co mmi s aion
will be given. letters of ,
companiei by a Posta: , .e Stamp, will be
promptly au swot ed.
Titom ts. Gettysburg-, has
been appointed an Agent. of Nylo' Certifi
cates awl ;looks can be obtained,
Juno 23, .1.8.36.
Call and Sty Us
AT THE NEW STAND
lir:M. T. KING respe.ctfuily announces to
V his friends and the public generally that
he continues the TAILORING business.
in the room adjoining the store ofJ. Law
rence Shick. fronting on the Diamond
lie has made arrangements to receive regular
ly the LATEST FAsmoNs. raid it will lie his con
stant :lira to give entire satisfaction to those
I,vho mar favor him with their custom.
17"Coutary produce will be taken in ex
change for work. W.M. T. KING.
Gettysburg, December 17, 18;35.. ly
Removal ! Reinnival !
RNEY & BRO. have removed to their old
..E4 established house, No. 67 %Vest Market
street i mljoiding Ham 2. Frick S Co's Hardware
Store. and directly opposite the residence of
“en. M. Doudel, where they will continue. as
heretofore, the manufActuring of CONFEC
TIONARY. in all its branChes-6113.15P5.
&c., at the lowest city prices. Also, a careful
ly 8 - elected stock of.
Wines and Liquors,
alwayc on draught. and for site in quantities
to suit. Also—a superior article of - TOMATO
KETCHUP, in prime eundition. made by us,
and sold by the gallon or in any quantity, very
low—much IeSS than city prices. The article
is as represented, of supelior flavor: We also
have a Large lot of -CURED PICKLES." put
np under our own supervision and care, 4nd
offer them to I tinilies
June 18,
r Pfintaw cheak'y done Otis ojice,
IMRE
people_of Ad_anis county and' the rest of
,the Avorhl, that he has received an extra, laive
'supply of all kinds of
MEN'S .' BUYS' CLOTHING,
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Buffalo Robes. &e.,
fi;orn New York and although goods have ad
vanced in, price. he is able and determined to
; sell at a less price than heretofore.
Country Mc-rchants are invited to call—he
will sell them Goods lower than they can troy
in the city. No one can compete with hini,
unless lie buys his Goods as he does: that is to
say, go to New York and stay two, three or
four months. and watch the chances. _
A word to the wise is sufficient. .If you
need such Goods as he keeps, go to him and
niai your purchasers, to save money.
MARCUS SAMSON,
October 20, 1850.
PRIVATE SALE •OF
A Small Farm.
Tin: subscriber offers at private sale.
a TRACT OF LAND. situate in Straban
township, Adams county, about 2 miles from'
Gettysburg, on the east
,side of the State Road
to flarrisburg, adjoining lands of the subscri
ber, Win. Wible, Henry Monfort, and others,
R,ootaining, 45 Acres, more or less, about 7
acres a which are Woodland, and 10 acres
&A-ate Meadow. The improvements area one
and a 'half story BRICK 110UE,
a g,ood Barn, a neverfaiiing:well ;4,11
of water, with 'a pump in it, ,and
an Orcirird of choice fruit.
[CY - Persons wishing to view the property,
are requested to,cali on the subscriber, resid
in'g iii GettyNburg.
The property_ will be so;d in one tract, or in
Lool, J 9 suit purchasers.
GEORG F; WALTER, Sr„
Oc,t. G, ISSG. tf
N E W O L, ES
Drug sitore.
N. SPI./..,NCER, THOM A:!.;.. - No. 2G South
Second street, Philadelphia, Importer,
'Manufacturer and Dealer in Drugs and
/
Medicines. Clumnicals, Acids. Dye ( ..-4utl'.-,, Points,
Oils. Colors, White Lead, French - and Ameri
can White Zinc, Wintil/W •GlasS, 6iaSSWare,
Varnishe.s. Brushes, Instruments, Ground,
. Spires. Whole Spices. and all other articles us
wally kept by Druggists, including Borax,
Indigo. Ulue. Shellac. Potash, &c., &c.. &c.-----
All orders by mail or othei,wisc promptly qt
tended to. Country Meichonts are invited to
call and examine out stock before witch:is:nig
elsewl w re. Goods set:, to any of the wharves;
-o r railroad stations. Prices low and good:,
warranted. , I March 17,1856. iy
73
130
43
150
T..-J. PI
lowa C:ty.
'Weiser ,S; Filbert,
11. S. %VP I S!..:l{,
YurlF,
13(in1env, Dealow i,j Exch antic, ufid "Ceneral
Lmttl .Iyrrits,
1)E0011_411: 10
as:Aisted 1,2; experienced Snrveyers,
%di; give partiiailar attewion to the loca
-1 tion d . Land Warrants. All locations made
from a personta,itt s•potion ot . the land, and
rpt'qretice +6 a_Rla3.4:dy_iw:risme..il_value.
We are provided wic.ll a full elaid eornplote,
get
. 1 4 1Lit-b4lOkS, ctiPqr;aCtS, etc;., to which-we.
111 vice atteati , m. 1 4 pc4tions . mlid6 in any part
;if lowa, Minue4ota, Westem W . weow , " lll ,
T
-1-.i.N.Tans,as and S'elyra - ska.
IS"..:?'.lterer to LL 6, McCreary, Esq„ 1). Ac
t Conaughy. Esq.-, and 11. J. Stahle.
'May Cur,.
130
:JO
j 23
TIE 1 1 1 , 411,Y COUNTY MC,'TUA€4 FIRE
lllrtatrance-ComipairlV,
'l'4 A PIT.A 81a9.586 effects insnrances in
J any pirt of the State, lii4illllSt. loss by fire;
prudently adapts its operacions to its resonr.
ces ; afThNis inckftiaity, awl oinptly
it st
Adlois euwity is represented in the fluvici
of M4nagers 'by Hon. MosEs
W NI. Moll E.\ N-: A -, 00.
-• • Office of M. . 3 W McClean, e ttygliu
Is,f3y 20.1856.
%. •
E 1 1 .2.1011 9141114 . 1,
Min 'u
(IteniVoll 19 tho large and convenient houso,
fornicnly re old
: , :and of Col. leke-4.)
subscri her respectfully informs the
pithlte that he has opened a Public House/
of I','ntertAinmenr. In the horough of A hhot.L.3-
town, where he wilt he happy to entertain a!1
who mar call with hint. Having had mans-
years' knowledge of the husine:s of hotel-keep
ing. he flatters himself that his elforts to please
will he soti.sfiletwy. Give the •‘ Wad-hington"
L R
Febniary IS, 117;56. t
111
Pculquehanna Hotel,
op.) .iiatil/11 Ita
muler , :igned having leased . . the above
hotel and put it in emiliplete order. is pre
pared to accommodate his friends and - the
public. The propnetor 'v dl
pleasud to see hi; old friends, and. promises to
make their. tay comfortable and satly-factory.
Bag . ,:age tal;en to at.d from Calvert Station
ace ul cha rlze.
.1011 N BAR R., (formerly elf Pi'nri'a .,)
July 9, {655. tf PfIOrRIETOR.
Tai loving'.
Removed r Pew Eluttrs; Sou; h oft 11c 01d 4 4tand.
81i. ELIA" respectfully informs his old
0 • customers and the public generally, that
he Continues the TAIL HR.T.VG BUSL.NW,sS.
near his old stand, in Smith Baltimore street.
where he will be happy to accommodate all
who may patronize him. All work entrusted
to his care warranted to fit and he of most sub
stantial make. Thankful for past 'fAvors, b
solicit:, a continuance of public patronrge.
ir . ,"" Me Yew York pring and ,`.4unmer
Fa,hiwts are received. Call and see them.
Gettysburg. April 9, 1555.
Diamond Tonor.
itol-IN W. TIPTUN, Fz,drioaablr Rarbrr
IPand Hair .o).erad . , can at all times be found
prepared to attend to the calls of the people, at_
the Mimi'', in the Dimmind: adjoining the
County Building. From long experience, he
flatters himself that he can go through all the
ramifications of the Tonsorial Department
with such an infinite degree of skill, as will
n-wet with the entire:satisla'tion•ofall .1-ho may
submit their chins to the keen ordeal of his ra-
Zors. lle hopes, therefore, that by his atten
tion to business, and a desire to please, he will
merit as well as receive. a liberal share of pub
lic patronage. The sick will be attended to at
their private dwellings.
Gettysburg,'Jan. 8,1855. tf
Ladies, Come This Way.
large assortment of Ladies' Dress Shoes
it and Gaiters, fur sale at
(201.1E.4S & PAXFDIC'S.
Keep Drs-.
large assortment of Umbrellas, at all pi,
ces, just. received and for, sale at -
SAMSON'S.
'VESTS. VESTS.—An unusually large as
gortmeut, Of every. de6eription, just re
ceived at
L - LAGITER'S
-
Patented, 1856.—A new and splendid Large
Oven,--rat-Tv •
COOKING STOVE.
For Coal or Wood. Four Sizes, Nos. 6.7, 8,9,
TM
GALL ItillEß'S Sunrise Air-Tight, a beau
tiful design of a:new flat top Cooking
Stove, just out. , It is only necessary to say,
that ofter very many years of experience,
and being fully conversant with all of the'
various kinds. of Stoves which have been in
vented on the dawn-draft principle, that I have
taken advantage of every well known improve
ment that has from time to time 'been made,
.particularly in rererence to the formation and
construction of the flues, which are always
necessary to be large, and I have fully applied
every improvement and combined the m all in
the "Sunrise.Air-Tight Cooking Steve,"
11113
Stove is made very heavy and is a good sub
stantial article ; I have made them extra heavy
in all parts where long experience has proved
i t to be important, and I can assure pay eutitoru_
ers, that I have spared neither pains nor ex
pemie in getting it up: and it will nut ho- ex—
celled by any stove now known, offieinnilar
-
chnracter. I an? convinced that It will A t once
become a standard Stove. -
110 4 1 have fully tried them in exery way,
with WOOD and COAL, fled strongly recom
mend them to the public, They operate
the most satisfaetory manner.
Patentee; A. J, LIALLAcirIER. Philadelphia,
fife- For sale by AI` , .;DREW ro
Sept. 15, 1856. 4m 6'ettyslntry,
Nett ,- Good §3 l
AND THE CASH SYSTEM.
I" YEARS' experience in the mtlit hosi
e; J ness has satisfied me that it will not dr,
and have now doereoined to adopt the CASE
system—and offer the following Good , : for cash
or produce only,: 'Cheap CPTIIS. 131*.e,
blaA., brown. green, claret, olive. S:e.: fancy
Overeoatitigs. 'leaver ChAbs. Pvterstam, t'ag
sitiferes, black and every variety of fancy col.
ors: L7a , :sinets. Velvet Cods. Jeans. &c,: P a n..
•thloons stuffs generally : Coburg - Cloths, Me
times, Debages, M. 1), laines, Alpac a s. Calk
cops, Ginghams, tto., with every variety of
Ladies' Dtess Goods. •
.11,Y.Rly-morle Clothing in great Valiety, well
made and cheap : Domestics, fresh Groceries,
f.,), , Pen.strare, d.c. (f e.
Please call. eY,atiiine. and judge for yonr
selve:. All will be sold at, the lowc , ,t-ca;s.li
prices. ARNOLD.
Oct6ber-C,
Cheap Fall & Winter Clothing.
V -E -have now w.),t up oar Fall anal inter
stock of Ready-made con,ist
ing of Over Co:its, in great vaJiely : Dress
4. every desctivio.a : Jackets,
Pantaltwns, Shirts, Drawils. &c.
Also Boys' ClTxt - hi fig.. of - all sizes. /c,r stpel., of
Over Coatings, Cloths, Cass,iniers,
Cassinets, Coeds, VestM,gs, &cr. &c.., is I,4;ger -
and and having experirirerrl . trorkiervit
cottlinunlly employed cutting out a; r 4 king.
up. if we caunot please yvu with n, Gat orriit
ready wade, we can sell yeti the material. Ink e
your measure and make you up a suit on t ho
very shortest notice. We sell none but ou.r
own make. and warrant them Well marle. aid
insure a good fit or no sole. Our ptii,'es ,ize '
sales," for the (.I.l,sit. Please call.
be Leal.
The New York nnd Plidadelnhi3
winter If ASIIIONS just received.
- GEORGE ARN 41111).
()etcher 6, 1556„
or
CuousE E \TI , ]I; N 1 I
;; 'i. olloway's fills.—The mood furnishes,
-- . t 4 niateriAt of e-cefr hone, ionscle. gl awl
, l fibre in the. 4uthan 6anie. loVht.vl pore, it
ml
~.cetne.,; health to. every organ.: when con opt,
it necessariiy pxoduees disease. 11(i41.,LowAy's.
pti.i.,s opera le iiii,i:ectly upon•the eleto,ttits of she
stream Of life, neutralizing the prin.:4)le of dis,
ease, and thus radically ou.ving--ihe malady,
v. }tether locates in the nervm, the stomach,
the liver, the bowels, the Inuselvs, the skiti, tae
V . c. l • 04VS
7 7 /n.°4l.g/unit .Ifie IVV-1 , 1!.
Plus aze equally 4 , 6:a0.i0us ire
complaints conktnon to the whole IRIIIIIIII nice,
and in msorders pectAliar to certain climates.
: and localities.
Afrirmiitri Disnrclerm
Dyspepsia. and derangement of the Ever,.
the •anuee of Infirmity and suffering. aad ttvi
, cause 'or innumerable deaths, yield to the
Curatives in all eases. however. aggravated„
acting as a mild purgative, alterntive and tone
is : they relieve . the bowels. petrify th,v
and invigoratelhe system and the cualtstution,
at the same lime.
Prat IfreaknevB—Nerrons Comple'r - aO.
When - all stimulants fail, the renovatirpg
and bracing properties of these nil, give tin,-
nez,s to the-shaking nerves and enfeeb;ed ll6-
des of the victim of general debility.
icate Few ale..
All irregularities and ailment*, incident to.
the delicate and sensitive organs of the sex, ale ,
removed or prevented by a few doses of these
mild: hut infallible alteratives. No mother
who regards her own or her children's health
should fail to have them within her reach.
Endorgene eats.
The London •Lancet," the London "Medi
cal Review," and the most eminent of the faa
u!tv in Great Britain, France and Germany,
have eulogized the Pills and their inventor.
Holloway 's fills are /lie best rciiirdy known. in
the world for the l'ollatrini diseases :
Agthma Debility tirer CAmpbtintA
Rowel Complaints Fever and Agne lowness tit 4irits
Coughs Female Cons- - Files
plaints t..'tozie. and Gravel
Chest Diseases Ilearbelles
Costtreness Indigestion .
Dy.yrpsis - 1 romenza
Diarrhoea I EVlaimoatiori
Dropsy IDNrArd \\ edir..ness
_ .
-,,,*&)H at the Manufactories of Professnr
Boi,LowAy, 80 .I:iiden Lane, New York, awl.
244 Strand. London, and b\• all tespectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine throug,hoot
the United :States and the civilized world, in
boxes at 25 ceras, b 24 cents, and 61 each.
I:77here is a considerable riving - by taking
the larger s t z e s,
N. B.—D:rections for
. the guidance of pa
tients in every disorder are affixed to each bux.
Aug. 25, .1856. eowly
FANCYof
STATION Schick keeps all
kinds of Farley Stationery, and sellb it as
cheap. if not cheaper than anybody in the
town or the 'county.. If you don't believe it,
call in and see for yourselves. J. 7.
St:PEI:110R ,Parasols for sale by
G i:O. ARA' 3LD
rrOBACCO.-A pri►ue article just received
;S„,:kM.SON'S.
Eecor.da: y Syu.p
-2Vi119
Verer.".al A ITeetiowt
urin3 of 4111tia,13