FIRE! FIRE !
T. lieil t erarrlllutuil Sa f ety Ineu
te
i Company, Philadelphia, are
Sow twig business on the mutual plan,
siviNg 1116 insured a participation in the
profits of the Company. without liability
be3co.tbas prem iu m paid. "No premium
W E hnenSO on which assessments are
116 ,
Th e sub B4l .4___i, as Agent for the shove
Comsoy, will make Insurances, either
resty" nirm ar limited, on property and ef
escotetiery description against lose or
e s
damage by tire.
,'.., SAMUEL FAH NESTOCK.
9,117eb,0rg, March 1, 1850.—tf
ITNITED STATES
LIFE__INSURANCE
•aNtyikfrr + TRUST COMPRATE:
uharter Perpetual
OA
,T4l.' S23O,OOO—CASH SYSTEM.
1.1, aOrielant, unsolicited applications
"orLife Insurance, furnish the most
shoji int,i and gratifying proof, that the
public's,' Mind is deeply impressed with the
vaslimportance of this subject. The great
objai:it r tiowever, of insurance, should he
safety,; otherwise the whole motive to in
sure may be . disappointed. Too much
earl cannot be practiced in the selection of
en (Ake, with which to effect the contract.
Thichoice should be regulated, not by
mien( and constant large inducements, as
this js certainly incompatible with future
betOlts. The premiums on life are cal.
culOted fOr the future. If present and pro.
pectlikbenefits. therefore, are given, the
resoll,
: Ultimately, must terminate in lid.
disappointmentcatliiii,' and ruin. The ob.
ject,aimed at in this institution is stability
amillartietuity. The rates of premium
have been: carefully prepared with lehoit
*nee Ms. fluctuations. The cash ilysteni
hacilio been adopted. Unpaid premium
notes constitute no part of the assets of
this,Qomptuty, and every contingency be
inglartified with an ample capital. secu
rity sisimpe the whole system. This fen-
tom paramount to all other considerations,
commends the company to public favor.,
iiilttplanatory pamphlets, blankei
appli
cation papers, information. and every
edit', mill be cheerfully furnished by I).
M'PONAUPHY, Esq., who has lama
appointed -agent of the company. •
DIRECTORS.
Bter4in Crawford, Paul B. 'Coddled,:
Ambrossr4l/. Thompson, Lawrence /Amway •
Benjamin W. Tingley, George WHeary,
Jacob L. Florence, James Dammam, .
William M. Godwin, John L. Union.
• , STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD, Nit.
MilkolllN W. Taostracis, V. President.
thrsttes O. IRL,r, 84re'y and nesintrer.
Atterraat..-Manuel Eyre.
litissaal.Exmatsaa—Dr. D. Hornet.
•
E MIITU.A
M . :INSURANCE COMPANY.
LOP H.PIRRISBURG, PA.;
? , , .C . l-IARTER PERPETUAL.
Glttaxitatee Capital, 675,000.
kst f i k si tow as*nyother good Company is -the
United States.
company reepectfnily calls the
' B attention of the public to the fonolti
leg ativantagee which they are enabled to
off 4 rot ons dethrone of ineuripi their
, 1
All the profits of the Company are di-,
sui t,
aided nally among the life memberain
scar& deida, beannglatiiiesi,pay able in
oas 1:14, 'ai end ,of each year.
rtiM„ , 1 0611.011, Me _policies may be paid
aumaiiiy; semi=annually or quarterly; or
when thee
al thet ambling to $5O and upward.,
ther m *
ibi paid one-half in cash and the
balm "loy note at 12 months:
Vim may insure the lives ofilleirlus
biuml,s, or husbands may; insure their,own
livaliiif fiver of their *ilia and children,
thus securing to their families a lam wh)ch 1
creditors Cahoot reach in the event' Of she
death iai ituteleerse_y of the hitabead.
fsi ~„,•,. , 14. REILIt, Prat's.
OZr•PAPIPhieto affil,ifauraisliou furnish.
4YfOle,PAdmigood , who, is the regular
v
agent at eugsburs. • ,
. _.4 - ~
qr;ivzsitues Ileums' is the, Cusp,
play tinftrularly upthorixod Medical Ex
amines.
. ,
inas 28, 1850.-1 y
Lockhrr
STEAM MILL.
Tura illikr.Spethwert of La
GoWiliny Tenonahip, Melina °nerdy.' -
1711118 establishment is now in full op-
*ration and calculated to do all kind*
of Gtinding upon the shortest notice and
in the very best manner. Farmers sad
others wanting grinding done, especially
in time of low water, will please call at
thi s Establishment, where they can be ger .
commodated at all times. The
STEAM MILL
ectoittrby and in connection with the largo.
Flouring Mill,
,
and together are calculated to do a large
amount of work. A PLRSTERMILL
4' CLOVER MILL is in connection
with•this establishment, and Sawing can
now* done at all times. Constantly on
hand and for sale,
• A•T THE MILLS,
wholesale and retail, Family and Super
fine Fheat Flour, Rye, Corn and Buck.
wheat Flour, warranted superior. A large
lot of chopped Rye, Corn, Oats, Mixtures,
Bran, Shorts, Shipstuff, &c., to be had at
all ttlies it fair prices.
GPM tit UAW PL.ISTI R
On inin4 at all times, for sale or exchange
for neground. Those persons engaged in
thu Flour and Feed business can be ac
commodated at all times on the shortest
noti .either with the Flour and Feed
manufactured, or by having their own
grahttround .
Thus establishment has been erected at
heavy expense for the special convenience
and 4tteornmodation of the neighborhood
and *Who carried on by first-rate
,EXPERIENCED MILLERS.
The uMlersigneil therefore tee pectfully
eoliciteMo patronage of the surrounding
country. Farmers may rest assured of
heriii their grinding and all other work
don* at either of the Mills, in the very
tossrmatiner, and at all times upon short
ISOnne. Persons going to the establish
metVrima a distance can at all times and
particularly in a dry season, when the
Innospe are low and water scarce, by
Walt*/ a short time, take their grain home
with inanutictured as they may
WIC Thom that bring plaster in the
Om, ems sit all times receive and take
orikkhem rood plover in exchange.
filEO. ARNOLD. •
1 4 1 . 1 .04 1 " Sept. 11.-0
rAtirwWt Pareseko s
, •
A ousautisin st boo end pi&
'NO,* &guars.
R R R
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF for pain, is
truly a blessing to suffering humanity. The
lame are rejoiced at its curative properties, (or
they can dispense with their crutches and walk.
The weak bless it as an instrument in the hands of
Providence, for by its healing and strengthening
qualities they become strong. The Beibßiddefi
welcome It as a bleating from high heaven, for
it relieves them of their pain and misery, mires
their diseases whether it be Rheumatism, Lum
bago, Gout, Paralysis. Strains, Burns. Scalds,
Sores, I•lprains, and affections of the Spine, or
contracted Tendons, for by its use they are. Mt.
bled to arise from their bed of sickness, and ea'
joy tine pleasures and blessings of health. The
Sufferer of Neuralgia sad Tic Dolmen'. .wrd•
cdtnes it as the only remedy in relieving them
of the cruel pains, shooting like electric shocks
through the face, head, and system, paralysing
in an instant their energies and , brighteat bogus,
for the Ready Relief is a powerful antidote for
all Nervous and Rheumatic Affietions, and Will
cure this powerful diastase what all °thorium.. ,
dies bare failed to give relief. The suave , of
Tooth Ache, rejoices when he awl the Redy
Relief, for it will curette most torturing Tooth
Ache in a few seconds.. ,
• So quick, powerful, and effectual is Redwity's '
Ready Relief' in all roses where pain is canoed by
external injuries and internal derangement, that
it has relieved the most pains of Chronic
Rheumatism during one application of the Re
lief. • •
f'tS 1917PERI6R StRENGT(f. •
RADWAY'S READY iit i ,LIEF is also the
most economical **eke'isi sirs, it can be used
with the man hippy myth% imitla.imatnally and
externally. Cranipil 30140 : a bolic, or
Cholera liforbai,iim tNiesedlu ten tehmlea, end
cured entirely 'fit Miele tWirreinlyi Min if you
wish te.make, an tahttneo of 'it. for the care Of
sore Lips, Chapped Flub, f uvular Erupdon,
take a tea-spoonfel of the Rs in . and a table.
spoonful of Sweet Oil, or 1 os- 0' Lard, and you
hare it Met 'aillinieali or WOG Ulan any other
article teile In ut4..• • •
In fact, this medicine, when reduced two two,
thitdsitswin armies by tsdefl 1 ei wadi spirits
of wine, will give , yos better Liniment than any
now in use.
Bee that each bettle.l4eues the heio!inile sig
nature of Ridne? it Co.. none lobar ie genuine
eff tea* lento bottles.
The Crowning Ornament if Beauty is a
„liemttffedHaat Loatetritast
1411W.1,1:11 01110411161•11 •111411..
T/I 0 ralsolan who *ins a beautiful
article tp Antes their Hair, am advised to make
ern otlitadivay's Circassian Palm • it possesses
many Militarise over all other h air unties and
pteptrations. Fket, it• climbs.* the scalp from
dandinCtlites fine toilviOr to the mote • end
bulbs, inftorates to healthy action the germ of
which glees to the hair a healthy root, and
forces lb. hair to prow ; it mares baldness, stops
the hair from - fallia,‘ out„ makes it fine, strong,
stipend glossy, keeps it nem turning grey, or be.
arming discolored. h is truly a luxury to dress
the beir with thisration.
t BLACE BPOII prepalS ON THE FEIN.
_ the summer season we, frequently
Meet persons Who are sorer annoyed with
Meek spa% about fbe eh* of s pen's heel, just
under the Ileiato4,the_lllofeert -. ,iJ e apob are
Only apnoying . .sad repulsive in ,apppearaccer;
they ale Illiktiting more nor less then dust. fbeskin
being `watt and the Individual penipiring freely,
**dint eloillpitig up steno alive 'demon glands,
their oily mentions are not given off and eon ,
iierpsetitly a clwasydeposit is the result; this be.
Comas-rancid sad, tutus black,disllgures the cow
((~von,
plOxion, and often inflames apd suppurates. Let
:Itadway's Soap be freely used, absorption Will
Asher plane, iski the spots speedily disappear.—
Also, if Radirate‘ soap was made us el as
Toilet Soap through the day, these spots, end
other annoying exciesieaces, would not trouble
The extraordinary effect, of Railway's
In removing Tan, Bun Burns, Pimplei, Blots! es,
tuatulei, Tetley ! Rash. Scurvey, Morphew, and
iterStfefie of Insect', blind: astonish'.
ing beisides,it is certain of transforming a dark,
Aiseelened , mid repulsive visage, to a clean and
Iwoutilul oemplexion. In all eases ask for Rad
ereY's **Fend take pone other.'
. blea.adway's Medkated-Soap in stki en.
rinivinp are 25 cents,all others are counterfeit.—,
Look for the Wiwi engraving. •
rirA g inti for the sale of the above articles
Ip Adams ocouty.-3. H. BUEHLER, - thntyx.
burg;, Ferro*. alight, Fairfield ; Mu. Dream
Cubtown; &miner + RessAirw, Littlestown
.ffiredhatige& Hollinger, A bbottstown ; Aißiocr
Wolf & be:, East terliti; n IC C. Whire,Viamp.
• ton ; ilegaiager & Ferree. Peter burg.
May 2, 1251-2 m
Diamond Tonsors—New Firm
Z(son $C SVOtbtT,
FASHIONAPIE HARUgRS AND HAIR
DRESSER?).
A nAll at sit times be found , prepared to
IL" attend to the esfs of the people, at
the Temple, in the Diamond. - adjoining
she County Building. From Long expe
rience theydattst themselves shit they eon
go throfigh all the'ramibritions of she
Tonsorial Departinenti
with such sit imbibe degree of , Skill, as
will: meet with the entire satiefactiosi of
all mho Away submit their °bins to. thy
keettordiesl of their razors. They hope,
lhenefove, , that by • their attention to bust.'
ness,and a desire to plena, they will stet%
it as well as receive,* liberal share of pub
lic patronage. The sick wilt be attended
so at their print* dweilhtge.'
Notice to Stockholders.
T°the delinquent Stockholder* of the
Wavnestero*, r*
Oreenesatle end Men
eerobarg turnpike Road Company, notice
is hereby given td those whose names are
hereto smelted, their heirs and repnisen
:Attires,' that andel-the provisions of an Act
of Aesembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylsimisi thelshates of *souk standing.
on the books of the company, lit the manse
of eatitidelinqUentattiohbolder ak designa
ted below,f ' Atoi Old up, in full, by ..‘the
first day of P., October, A. J 951, will
then be for sited io the eosnpany. ,
• ..• Wm Astor. Met Atn't vaid.
William Ronan, 5 0600.00 0007 60
Jacob Gaubert., 0 400 00 05 20
Jacob Anglo, 6 6110 00 474,67
Balmer 0.0011, 3 300 00 15 10
George Bosnian, li) tow 00 181 80
Hugh Garda, 2 206 00 20 20
Jamie 1. Holub, 4 400 00 • 826'44
John Beaty, 0 800 00 241 64
JOhn Kohler, , 4 . 400 00- 40 40
DaeW Angle, 3 No OO 10,16,
Elizabeth Reed. 11 1100 00 Oil 06
Haeid Hammond, 2 2413 00 .70 : 76
David Holsinger, 9 .200 00 80 80
John Scott, 10 1000 00 50 60
Archibald Rankin, 5 500 00 WI 74,
John Olig, 0 600 00 .au 80
Andress Hintmari, 2 100 00 ' $6 28
Enoch Skinner's brim, 0 600 00' 440 56
&moo Becker, 4 400 00 4$ 43
Wm. M. Mars hall, 'a
. 800 00 207,05
John Shaffer. 10 1000 0096 66 1,
Peter Haobecker, 2 2oopo .184 96
Mathias Young, 6 500
47t 76
Peter Elliott, 2 200 00 51 61
Frederick Go er, 2 200 bo 10 10
Samuel F. Johnston, 9 200 110 99 99
Thomas Woitby, 2 200 00 81 82
Ludmick Germs's:), 1 100 00 96 80
John Lambert, 3 300 00 241 51
George Barkdoll, 3 300 00 241 51
John Huber, 1 100 00 10 10
Adam Cook, 11 50 00 41 07
Jobs Flanagan. 4 400 00 95 17
Christian Mack, 1 Too 00 48 71
James Gettys, 2 200 00 131 20
David Stoner, of Alim,2 200 00 155 05
By order of the Board.
GEO. H. DAVIDSON,
Treasurer.
Much 28.1851.-.Bm
ielloleomi, Floweret, Wove",
UOSIERT. Laces and Trimming.,
Nnedle-wnrked: Cictihus. Love and
Lane Veils. can be seen. in great variety.
it the eat pike store if ,
J.L. SCHICK.
wHoLIcsALIC DW.I& H!
COROCEROES Lll4llolltit i
Cily Priem
No.; Rooth Front street, Hartioburg, Peons7l's
VHE businesg heretofore earriied on in
this establishment, will hereafter be
'conducted at, abuse. The epcoumgcthe n t
which has thus rai been extended to the
enterprise of nailing goods in Harrlebnig
it City mires, leads to the, indulgence, f
the finite that it is Imiked upon favoribly
by miirchlults and others In this section o
the Suite.' As for the 'future, it is only
necessary to *ay 'that the srrigement will
afford renewed facilities for the success of
thelmilseiskhig; hr. thee cooperation of a
large import st
rrousein . ltaltimore:which
will enable the
. nradepngned tin offer the
same ildventtges which could be o ff ered
in the city. lietherefore cordially invites
merchants and others to call and examine
8 vorFY huge stock, and satisfy themselves
of ins %Afire ability to sell as he promises.
A lot of choice liquors in store at im-
Porten' terms.
117•15rdere from a distance promptly
fillod,and goods despatched at City Prices.
W. H. STEVENSON.
January 17, nu.
NOTICE .TO. TAX-PAYERS.
NOTICE in hereby given that the Com
-111 miseioners will make an statement
of FIVE PER CENT. anon all State'
and. County taxes sa•essed for the year .
1851, and paid. to Collectors on or before
&iturday Me 11844 dug ofJuneitekrt ; and
Collectors are hereby required to make
such abatement to all persona paying on
or before that day.,
erpUol tem rs will be required to make
payment to the Treasurer on or befine
Tuts( lay the Ist of July next; otherwise
they' will not be entitled 'to any abatement.
It will be the'dnty of Collectors to call up
on individuals personallY.
J. G. MORNINGVA R,
JOHN 14 U:AIBLM4N, jr.
, Jewou GRXHIT. Gomm*
Attela 7 -4,, Auaallie1•01111, Cletk.
May 9,1861.—td
D. •NrCON AIT GUY S
ArroßxEr AT Law,
.
OFFICE in -the South-west corner of
O
the public square, one door west of
George Arnold's Store, and forinerly oc
cupied u a Mar Office by John M'Oon
aughih•Eaq.;ikteased.
attortagy ind Solienor for
Pat( . ..n* and relisiops,
Can furnish very desirable facilities to
applicants ami entirely relieve them from
the necessity of a journey to Washington.
lbleC, is prepared to attend to.
the prosecution of
Claims for Bounty Land
to Soldiers of the War of 1812 and others
—the selection of choice lands and loua
ting their Warrants—procuring Parents
and selling Soldiers' lands to the best ad
vantage. Apply to him personally or by
letter.
Gettysburg, Nov. 1, 1850—if
Caselow3
RADZOVEM.
Dr. J. Lawrence Hill,
0 ENTIET,
HAS removed his of fi ce to the building
opposite the Lutheran Church, in
Chambersburg street. 2 doors east of Mr.
Middlecofra store where he may all times
be found ready and willing to attend to
any cue within the province of the Den
tist. Persona in want of full sets of teeth
are respeciflilly invited to call.
REFERENCES.
Dr. C, N. Bza Les av, 1 Rev.C.P.KNAO7n, D. D
1
" D. Houssa„ 4 . JACOBI '
11(11 ,
.. H. IS. Hum, - Pro f.
.4 H. L. BAI7OII,
.. THE. Hum, .
. .. wm.m.mani.Lias
RAIT.4.c. w ,R.D... N. L. ttrtavaa.
July 7, 1848.
.tr int; OLD S 0,
BUT JN A NEW SHOP.
J. G. FREY
WENDERS his acknowledgments to
his friends for past favors, and has
the pleasure of announcing that he is again
Located at the old stand, on Washington
sheet, one square south of Thompson's
Hotel, where,he will be prepared, as here
tofore, to do all kinds of .
CORM 'CLOYW, 41 SIGN PAINT
- • • MiG.
Otreartiage Repairing done at short
notice, and-oh reasonable teams, for which
Country Produce will be eaten.
The subscriber is thankful for past fa
mre, and hopes, by attention to business,
and a desire to please, to merit and receive
continuance of public patronage.
J. G. FREY.
Gettysburg, Jan. 12, 1849.—tf
. fitkiEUN%
„ .
DAVID ItEAGY
ripENPERB his ackirowkdgments to
•Ig- the public for t h e liheral,and stea
dy patronage with ;which .40 hit hien fa
vored for a series of years ;.-and respect
fully itnrOhnti' Jilt! Wow 'moonier.'
gatiendly.3 thit , he his his
.Bhop at present in Cbtimberalowg street—
where' -pentane Writhing' IPUANiTtIit
itan"lie riccointiodstord Wt.ery - inriderale
Price...for CASH. PRODUCE and LVM-
Markeet; view
Will be' - • • '
ortrAllFishiltoiel warnmted tp be made
of thi tretY:hibitt ifid” by expeti
eneeirworkinen. ' ' '
All orders.fbr- ffios: will meet with
the same.prompt atumtiol as heretofore&
• • , D. HEAGY.
JAn APPRENTICE , to the Cabinet,
making business' will be taken, if applies.
tion be made soon. One from the wow)
try would be preferred.
Gettysburg, Dec. e.—tf
ladies ILDress Goode.
APINE asiortrnent 'Of Ladies' Dreis
. Goods, such as Silke, Moos: d'lLidni,"
Berages, Berage d'Lains, plain intfigured
Jaconett and !Swiss Muslin, 01,ngiouo i
Calicoes, Ste„ all of which , wiil be sold as
low ao can be bought at any ober tool".
in the county, by .;,. .(
May 4. L L. EkI;4IMIL
rie , Nrir
.Weekly
,-4011k 11 4.
is Went , weakly in Asyut style, 48
large alums pages,or 8498 papa a
year. with-'e graving* in sash shaman,
nuinber. •
71trifie r Three Dollars a year or and
d quarter cents a Number. ' '
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GALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
77tebrignia/ and Trudy Cretan/.
rllO article but Dal ley's Gstrotsa FATascrott
can check the inflammation instantly and
allay the pains from the wotat burns and witfds
in from one is fifteen minutes. In millions of
cases where it has been tried, it has never once
beer, known to fail I It stands intalllble, and a
lode I It does hot alone draw out the pain and
inflammation, but cures the wounds MITUOUT
erase I I
I will forfeit elO,OOO if any other article, no
matter what its name, can perform the same
functions, as are reported in my eight page
Pamphlets—" The Hague street explosion" case.
The Extractor is equally efficacious in curing
Piles, Cuts, Wounds, Bruises. old and inveterate
Sores, sore and inflamed Eyes, Felon, Bores Nip.
pies and all cutaneous and (external) inflamma•
tors Diseases.
I hold myself responsible for the truth of eve
ry word advanced in my printed circulars.
IMPORTANT CHANGE AND CAUTION.
D•zzitesMANlC•L PAIN EXTRACTOR in a new
wrapper and boxes much enlarged. COunterteits
of Dailey s Extractor in the old wrapper, flood
the market. Avoid it as you would poison, for
its application is as dangerous.
Mind the emblems on the new envelope; Tar
mums, BUN, 81111PKWT, Doss. LION LND ELOLN.
Buy only of my authorized agents, and the new
size, and you will avoid all danger and irritosi
lion.
llXBee printed eirculars I ►
DAILEY'S ANIMAL GALVANIC
Will positively and effectually cure Humors,
Galls, swellings, Burins, Broken Knees,Quiter
bone, &asts and Bone Spawn.
H. DIFLLKY,
Sole inventor and proprietor, General Depot,4ls
Broadway, N. Y.
az7f or sale by S. H. ButtrLEß, Gettysburg,
Witmer and Stick, Mummashurg ; J. F. Lowr,
Arrenduvill• ; John McKnight, Dendenville ;
D. M. C. White, Hampton ; W. Wolt, Berlin ;
Jacob Geiselman, Abbottatown ; J. Busby, Mo.
Sherrystorim.
May 23, 1821-1 y
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the first of August, 1851. It will contain
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and will be printed on ENTIRE NEW
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in advance. Address,
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"Advocate" °Mrs, York, Pewee.
May 11,1881.
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this office,—Yerk Advocate.
DOMESTIC WANTED.. •
:WANTED, a' Noose-keepet, to serve
in a very small family, in a plea
sant part of the copnty. The family is
small, the work light - , and the Wagee'good.
One advanced. in years and,accostomed so
hoinie:keepiiii;Wfici can come well 'mom.
mended, will limit. of a desirable situation
by early applicatiOn to the Editors of l!so
May 2, !851:--8t ti
Railroad alltret fair.
AT a meeting of the Stockholders of the
Gettysburg RA road, it was determity
ed that S. FAHNESTOCK SONS'
large stook of HARDWARE. PAINT!?.
OI itel,direet froth impeller* end teed !
Ufamin .
ers NeW Philadelphia una
flaltintoreake.. Ow* be transportadeor.:
er the rOtill litet,'-wfrthity are determinell iio
11011 lower thee they don be bought in
or neighboring counties. They can mid
will do it. Aire them a onll..
May 11).r.-4( ,
E..,.144..'...ri01ifEN who weritrahl,qo,l-
Fi nob Clotho,' Ciudiriireiiii;
ond ' ?dale' Drab lind
Mick Vlkiiio 'Pinta ; main, Silk and
Matimilloofor,figgatiogr oon,Ond
*Tory low prime s taho •well
nowt', stood.of; , . .
April 19 , A. B. KURTZ.
FANS! FANS!
frITIE Ladies age infhtedi
i m KURTZ'S Cheap ICernet i 'godlier
Ma variety of , Feather s Down, Paper and
palm Lear Fan!, Thich ! i 4 b 9441, 1 P 1 PP1"
or
thin ,the eliettphgt.
' 4ll ."o l ,err i t; v'h , " ' 'it
, NIMMEIIOI/10 .-- 0 e .
t:
: f ps ihing certain; that the.
proPilicee which had so lofig,exist;
p ed in die Minds ef '
mini persons against
1,1144441 M/ Clothing, have been'altiOst
entfrely-Wittreittnir in this Community by
the'ixtetti probf hrnished by MARCUS
SAMSON to those who have beets deal-.
tag with himohat Clothing can be proeu.
iednt his establishment of the best quail
',Ore and' at infinitely lower prises than can
be bad anywhere, else. hae , sbows
that be can sell his ready7made clothing
for leas thao the natural cost of the
material ,of which they are made- His
mode of buying and laying in goods ena
blea him to do what he say., and he defies
all competition, no matter in what place,
county or Mate. itis hatdly necessary to
say a word more. Hit friends and camo
mile are convinced that they can save mo
ney by buying from him. He sells for
cash, and has but one price. He never
ask. more than what be means to take.—
His object is not to make as much as he
can out of a customer who may favor hint
with a call. Hie aim is always to make
honest bargains by which be may procure
permanent customers. It is a mistaken
idea with some people, that when they
can succeed in dueing a man down they
save something. It is not so. A person
who is in the habit of permitting himself
to be deed down, is always prepared for
it by asking more than he wishes to take.
The one-price system is the only proper
and correct mode of dealing. One gentle
man will thus get his clothing as cheap as
the other. I invite -the attention of my
Iriends and the public generally, to my
stook of Spring and Summer Clothing
rust opened, and guarantee for them in ad
Vance that they will be pleased with both
goods and prices. His stock consists of a
general asortment of all descriptions,siges,
and qualities, together with an assortment
of Jewelry, Pistols, Guitars, Violins, Ac
cordons, a lot of Carpet Bags, both for
Ladies and gentlemen, a few Gothic eight
day and thirty-hour Clocks, a few large
Looking Glasses, and a variety of other
articles. 1 thank. my friends and cum°.
mere for their past patronage and respect
full solicit a continuance of the same.
ICi'l have on hand a good second-hand
Piano, and an excellent Seraiihino adapt
ed to sacred musk and church use—both
of which will be disposed of very low.
MARCUS SAMSON.
Gettysburg, April 4, 1851.
TAILORIVa.
E. KARTIM,
At the Old Stand, N. W. Corner
of the Diamond,
Gettysburg,
TENDER their thanks to their custo
mers for past favors, and respectful
ly inform thepublic that they continue to
Cut and Make all Garments,
in the bestmanner and on reasonable terms.
The cutting will be done as heretofore, by
ROBRRT MARTIN. Fashions are regular
ly reeeiged, and every effort made to se
cure a good fit and substantial sewing.—
The subscribers hope, by their long expe
rience in the business, and renewed efforts
to please. to merit and receive a continu
ance of the public patronage.
KrThe Fall and Winter Fashions have
just been received from the city.
0=7.A1l kinds of country produce taken
in exchange for work.
E. & R. MARTIN
WANTED,—A JOURNEYMAN.—
Constant employment and good
Wages will he given to a Journeyman, if
immediate application be made.
E. & R. MARTIN.
May 9, 1851.—tf
SOMETHING NEW!
MERCUANr TAILORING ESTAB•
LIS ill M ENT.
Skelly and Hollebaugh,
RESPECTFULLY inform their
friends and the public generally,
that they have just returned from the City.
and are now opening at their establishment
in SOUTH BALTIMORE greet, near the Dia
mond, (old stand of J. H. Skelly,) the moat
choice selection of
CLFTMS,
ever offered in this place, embracing
French Black, Blue, Blueblack, Green,
Olive and Brown. AIM, French, Doe-
Skin and
FANCY CASSIMERES,
KENUCKI JEANS, COTTON JEJNEI,
TWEED , ( .AE.11,111.E.14.7 7 ,
Linen for Coats and Pantaloons, &c. ;
whilst their assortment of Fancy
PEN MAID 194
is decidedly of the richest kind. Their
Trimmings embrace every thing that may
be required. such as plain and fancy But
tons, Alpacas, Silk Serge, plain Bilk , Muf
fin, &c. They are also getting up a full
assortment of
REIOI4IIDE CLOTIIING.
.au ,above di9fined.% the
Cash lowest lionag rates, for or.
only
Product—to prove Wads they only a 4
tiALL.
jcrTh
. , , •
make
ey . are alsoitreparea to
Garments at the shortest notice, anti in the
best' manner. When required. they ISM
turn out an entire' suit in twentyfour
hours!
J. /SKELLY returns his sincere
thinks (or, she patronise heretofore bee•
towed upon h4nt, intt it. continuance ,
to! .0 4 xidebOught *P.
`where win be moue up., INV osufl i and
when desired. he will assist moonier. in
nistineieksetions , -othetntorts-rie hew
0“,1,
Illitrepiing we'd &Mout Ilbshtoresibi
1951 just rketiered Pow* Nese York. , •
(ititysbuirgi, 1115—.17
pes. Shoks I Shoes 1
j llB.4l ' mgel! " 4 1-1 1 $° 111 ' 11 ' 44 ' 4 '
,440 , 41)„anit. 1 ; Agg, .com,
Slip Ao4ll°l' AD,- .004,
Gbotlemen s do. dio. at
VatrsioAtie . cot l ivrt..
11P—At "' ' ' ' • '
d'lLQl'n S. SUM met Canniest res.,Bavi
v,:i. netts, .Veieinpi Cravat": fin: eile et ,
• • KURTA7O,..,
ItergLANK DUSDs
ocuwirsi, Adininottior.e.. ca_?mon
r 144 Pqn!fd — ii fiqLseetr,ind. oP
pulp !: paper—at this m 4.!9 /
Writers, and Wise
Baltimore A*verthenments.
srma 4. 1 .11) 80 lut 414740 m, ,
• cOsTl3ls,ll4/1..
Corner 11 Pratt eirestami Oaaise M ar k ete
t iosot,4l4lPinsord. ~ : . •
iT4 a t and 'imat attsek OtikEs DT
' .'MA ' CLOTHIPII..eier:O4 . 4OO
in 1:614
':Biptiatore. 4; rltgAtig •14. ,s*ck
;COATS. ail colon , quintals s and eizos.
from 111.50 to $5.50 and u pwards: PAN.
TALOONS at Si to s3.so,•ans i l l ir a wardai
embracing all style, of 'fanny, in and
.plaid CASSIMERFS. VEli ,oreitrY
variety at corresponding Prices. Also a
large assortment of BOY% CLOTHING.
Importing our, own Cloth direct from
t urope, and manufacturing on the most
exiiitisive scale, sinablesus to offer induce.
meats to purchasers not to ,be surpassed
by. any Clothing Establishment in the U
nited States. The proprielers , are deter
mined to make the Wholesusle Rooms the
point of great attraction, and have , now
made op more than 50,000 °ARM ENT.B,
from the &neat quality to the lowest in
price.
Li the Custom Department wilt always
be found the choicest Selection of Cloths,
Cassinieres and Vesting*, which will be
made up at the shorted notice, and in the
latest style, ind a At always guarantied.
The one price system strictly adhered to.
Remember the name and place, corner
of Pratt at. and Centre Market Space.
H. H. COLE & CO.
April 11, 1851—ly
BETTON'S SHIRT ESTABLISHMENT,
179 MARKET ST., BALTIMORE.
THE LARGEST and
Sonly Manufacturing whole-
I RTS sale Establishment in 'Be
City. The capital and
.force engaged enables me at all limes to of
fer to Country Merchants, and Dealers in
Shirts, Ceglari, Linen and Cotton Draw
era great inducements—more than usual
efforts having been made to render the as
sortment of these articles full and com
plete.
The stock on hand is large and well as
sorted for Men and Boys.
irrAll orders from the Country Atten
ded to with punctuality and . despatch.
Remember the name and No. 179 Mar
ket at. T. W. BET! ON.
April 25—ly
PhiladelphiaAdvertivemento
Cheap Blinds and Shades.
BY J. WILLIAMS,
NO. 12, NORTH SIXTH STREET, 7 DOORS A
BOYS MHREES STREET.
Philadelphia.
PREMIUM VENITIAN BLIND MAN
UFACTURER, AND
WINDOW eIIADE DEALER,
,CSKS the attention of Purchasers to
dm. his large stock, comprising 1000 pair
of BLINDS, of new styles and colors,
wide and marrow slats, with fancy and
plain trimmings, 2,000 PARISSHADES,
of latest styles and patterns, wholesale
and retail, at the lowest cash prices.—
Merchants will find it to their interest to
call. Blinds Painted and Trimmed to
look equal to new.
April 4,1851.-3 m
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
Selling off Cheap. •
HAVING decided to quit the business,
1 promise to sell at very low prices.
It embraces the newest ant! moat desirable
styles. You are invited to call and exam
ine. WM. H. RICHARDSON.
No. 164 Market street, Philadelphia.
April 4,1851.-2 m
JOHN F. ORAM & CO.,
HOLZSALIS
Ladies' Boot and Shoe Store,
No. 37, North 3d street, Philadelphia,
WOULD respectfully call the anon
tion of Merchants and dealers gen
erally, to their large assortment of Ladies'
and Children's BOOTS& SHOES manu
factured of the best materials and under
their own superintendence. pc7•Retail
Store, 92 Race at,
.11 Variety of New Styles 4- Fancy Shoes
on hand,
J. F. ORAM,
J. L. TAYLOR.
Feb. 28,1851.-4 m
JOiNEJPIN B. sAirDER , Iii
Wholesale Tobacco Warehouse,
No. 218, North Third at. Philsoe!phi&
COUNTRY Storekeepers amt Tobacco
nists in general coming to the City to
purchase their Spring supply, will do well
to call and examine my goods. I have
on hand a large stock of Leaf Tobacco,
and a complete assoonent of Snuffs, man
ufactured Tobacco and Elegant, which I
can cell, wholesale and retail, as low as
any other house in the city. Do notfor
get to call at Jostrn H. Firtvurit's, No.
218, N. 3d et. (three doors below (%allow
hill.) at the sign of the large, Indian Chief.
N. B. All orders thankfully, received
and promptly attendbd to on the most rea
sonable terms.
March 1, ISM .-3m
NEW AND "POPULAR SCHOOL BOOK.
i'IOMPREEIENSIVE SUMMARY of
J UNIVERSAL HISTORY, ttigether
with atIOGRAPHY of GISTINGUISH
EIY PERSONS; to tvhich"liippendeil
epitome of HEATHEN MYTHOLOGY,
NATURAL' PHILOSOPHY. Geneild
ASTRONOMY and PHYSIOLOG Y:
Adopted•end 'used in the Public Schools
of Philadelphia.
E. 8. JONES lc Co, Publietwo.
8. W. Comet Fourth and HAce euvnts, Phil*
Tsacheis and Schooi Committees ltd.
drestiog lettets to as pnat paid, will be fur
nikhed with copies for a:limitation.
Kroll and and complete Assortment of
BOOKS and STATIONERY fcir isle at
,lbe lowest prioes. , ', -,
Marl% 18111,1 y., - •
11119 -
,yrHE otiblOiribir hos Oti le his
gotatilitbdient, in 'Chino
tomboys Iloilo. oppaite did Poet Olnoihro
,LageAtisoTtthelitoUTitt Wii;
friiilhe (
110.001111 Ina okomino for , yourotheri.
Moolett: , 01341 tit • BUEHLER.
, 110VSZI4POUTENG
11171Livbe made , and , put up by the
, subecriber,vrho w stead prompt)
ly to all orders, and upon as reasonable
tarps so IMO pe procurod atAny. selablich
merit in the county.
GEO. E
Lo TH 8 CA.LiaIM 'VE
;11).111ifitth tice+i—s ;fishionblo•niietyl ,
indliseifired firt *strati ' seinemc'
fft4l
,TRE IMPROVED DOUBLE OPEN
Latllideff. 8 PRTENT
COOKING STOVE.
T WO SIZEEI are now : constantly kept
for sale in 9eicyabungot ANDREW
POLLE Y'S Tin,filliothand in Ailtifetown
at JOSEPH HARKER'S Tkvern. They
are proven In be the best Witt* now in
use, for cookilig, i Wink, ricisting, and
for warming a house, pith leis wood than
any other stove. and are Out s heaviest in
the casting, for the siae,•6f in,. now made.
They are warranted to bake. well in both
'ovens. Any person.wanting *lie stoves
delivered, by leaving word it either of the
above mentioned places, , the r proprietor
will deliver them at a short detiee, as he
intends doing the peddling principally
himself. Buis confident that he,qin give
people better satisfaction than Wel ped
lars. There' Cr. already upwards o SIX
HUMMED of the Laotian's Stoves sold
in York, Adams, and Carroll counties,
within two , years, btu not eo annul of the
late improvements. The impiovement is
in the middle flue. by which the lower
oven is much" easier fieated • ied Ole. holes
are laigei on! the tops, to put "'finis/ger
pots. We deem it unnecessary to say
more about them, but want people who
are judges of cooking stoves to examine
thoroughly, and we are confident that
they will find that they have advan
tages over any other stove now in
use, and according to the quality and
weight, than any that are offered to the
public. They are likewise kept for safe
at the Proprietor's Foundry, near Dills
burg, York county, Pa.
MICAH ARNOLD,
Proprietor of the Right for York, Adarns,Carroll i
and Junisti counties, and likewise Agent for
selling territorial rights is Maryland, 1 irstitia
and 1 enneesee.
Aug. 23, 1850.-1 y
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY
.1101CNIXE SHOP.
THIS establishment will now be eat
vied on by
COM
whotake pleasure in being able to annonnew
to their friends and the public generally that
they bare constantly ou hand a very great
variety of ,
Holloware and Stoves,
including Kettles, Pots, Ovens, Skillets.
Pans, Griddles, &c.;' Common Parlor,
Air-tight,!and Cooking Stoves—among
them the ik-famed HATHAWAY.
To Farmers they would say, they have
on hand an excellent assortment of
Farm Mr Ins spleen t,
consistingof the renowned Seylor Plough.
Woodcock's end Witherow's, D. Warren's
Patent Windmtll,Straw-cutters, &c.
DIA ‘CKSMITHING
is carried on by the best of workmen.—
They will still carry on the
BOOT ik S!/OE
shop in the South end of the Fonndry buil.
'ling, where, with good workmen and the
excellent materials, the neatest fits and
beet work will be made. o::Tl.adies will
be waited on at their residences.
All the above mentioned articles, with a
great many others not named, will be fur
nished as cheap for cash or country pro
duce as they can be had any where else.
irrnepairing ,of all k iad s ,done at the
shortvi notice.
Gettysburg, April 28, 1850.
OIL CLOTH FACTORY.
TO COACHMAKERS.
11• HE undersigned respectfully announ
ces to the Coach makers of Gettys
burg and other places, that they have com
manned the manufacture of
Oil Cloth and Canvass
For Coaches. of the very best quality, on
an extensive scale, which they are prepa
ntd to furnish, wholesale and retail, on the
most reasonable terms. Our Canvass will
be found equal in finish and quality to any ,
manufactured in the city.
P"The subscribers also manufacture.
for , wholesale or retail, COACH VAR
NISH, of a superior quality, to which they
invite the attention of Coach-makers and
persons wanting to purchase with a view
touching again. They have now on hand,
and .wiß•tomstantly keep on hand, a tUfs
supply.
lizpOrders from a distance will be
promptly attended In., •
SAMUEL. J. , LITTLE.
GEO,lipgji,
Miich 15, 050.
ALEX. •R. STEVEN &ON,'
d r ITORNirisIT LAW.
nmcp in the,Clert.trst Hinge, North
hut Cotutt-houee,lrtyscsn Smith'
.u' arts vensOn's corners.
Ladies , Shoes.
111 HE Atientlitkof the tidies ss partic93-
. • diateStetl . tti the end splen
did Sleek' of BlipPers. 'Buskins. Jed
ny Lind Elhoitt—of stll qualksies, end ex
oesslingly .lose at • • '
FA NEt3TOC4CIL'.
THE STAR 4111) 1 4 Q1N141.ER,,
Is ptibilirhed fter4FtAitly t3el~tng, i»
erffide , aireet," tiro the*' '
JNa*o*d.
D. N. , -D gHLER.
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anitintiteitoirraillirlitin ytto Ur Pie
leperidisecedidi*MVaillitArkingaititlif
areeptabAlte optioterdtise -alteas t l ePlee
, c 4 44% ,, 46 jOilltOe o.4ltotify o„olialleitieteattd
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• e ildvertiliniknes del exceeding a *guar !be
In* co
tb.eedwr:Jsosiei ease 1,31111'26m0 iiiroportiori....‘
AlkAilool*Pm•Pte opitokilly• misted ~ t er at
given time will be continued until forbid... 41.iitp
ral reduction Will be made to thole who advertise
rt i; it
*Flt'frir si r . 9 f 2 4 ?filk.gfP5APPO moils in 4"
e re intirly, an on reesopeme tenets. , „
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