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• • . N07a02:.
AN adjourned meeting or the "Temper
ance Society of gettysOurg and its vicini
ty,' will be held the Court House on Sa
turday the 11th. of %June next. The citi
zens are respectfully invitPd mattNid.
SAMUEL R. RE; • - :;,-;ELL,
May 31,,1831. Sceretar.,,..
JUST ,NECEI VED 4. F6R. NA LE BY
D. COMFOWr,
A NEW AND -
, BEAVTIFUL ASSOUTMENT OF
- -
DRY_ GOODK_
30 BAIMELS OF
SHAD, G (S- M (.` N R
RE
which will be sold low fur Cash
May, 2.1, Ib3l. 'l2-8
Pl3B C
Ipursuance ,- )1 . an order t'3lthe Orphans'
Court of Adams county, will he exposed
to public sale, on the premises,
On Saturday the 20th of August next,
..4, ,, T9.t.'4,
"" . 4, A LOT . 0 F 4 -. )c.fzM,
~4 : •
i'"'''' GROUND 4, rAi'';'4‘ -
9 !'
,_ ......erc4mm....
'Containing 28 Acresy adjoining lands of
John Collins and others. Likewise a Lot
of Ground in the town of Heidlersburg No.
39, in Tyrone township, Adams county; all
the estate of Arthur Nickel, dm: used. bale
tp commetitie at-40 o'clock A. M. on the
ItiA - descri bed lot
at-3 o'clock P. M. on said day. -
WILLIAM NICKEL, Addr.
May 31, 1 831. ts-8
OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE &
OHIO RAIL ROAD COMPANY,
20th May, 1831. The Exhibition of Lo
comotive Steam Engines on this road, here
tofore advertised by this Company for the
Ist June next, has been POSTPONED, and
instead of that day, it wilt take place on
l IVIONDAY, the 27th_ of*June, and nu the
two succeeding days. The selection from
the several Engines that may be offered
will be Made on the last of those days, viz:
on Wednesday the 29th June; after which
they will be subjected to the regular work
of thiity days on the Rail-road agreeably
to the original conditions oared by this
Company.
Every facility for previous practice on
the Rail-road will be afferdedto competitors,
and cars on the Winans Construction will
be furnished for testing the respective pow
ers of the several engines.
.Persons, who may arrive with engines
previous to the Ist June, will have the use
of the Rail-road accorded to them on their
arrival in Baltimore, for the purposes of
practice and exhibition.
P. E. THOM IS, President,
Baltimore and Ohio Rail-road Company.
May 31, 1831.
cA 5 JET-IvlA &INa.
The subscriber respectfully informs the citi
zens of Gettysburg and its vicinity,
THAT TIE IS MARINO, AND PREPARED TO
ikIANUFACTURE, ALL KINDS OV
II lit NA: V IPA
'F.:-OF---1104.4Nig.i.i—}.Y 1, Kat STYLE,
At Mr. Hugh Denwiddie's Shop, in ,South
Baltimore street, and next door to Mr.
David Little's Coach Factory.
lie hopes that those wishing to purchase
will do themselves aid hi►ii the favor to
Call and examine his work before they
purchase elsewhere.
01c .7 TIT made _to order at the
shortest notice.
March 9, IH3I.
latlA 'f
The subscriber takes this method to inform
his friends, and the public generally,
THAT ILE rixß costmr.Nem) TILE
TAILORING BUSIEILS4 I
In Cush-Town, Ada7ns county, Pa., "
Where he will execute all orders in his lino
of business promptly, and ni the most thsli
ionable manner, Cush or Country Pro
duce. As he has made arraugt:irolits to re
ceive the Quarterly 11.9prts or the
Philadelphia Fashions.
Through the aid of Mr. Allen Ward's
Protractor Syvteut. of Cutting Garincol,s
he will lie enabled to please . all who may
favor- lain with their custom.
- : JACOB LIOSSLER.
Cush-Town, March3o,lB3l
EOTICE.
•
THE creditQre or JOIIN . BEA Jr. an
Oisolvoualebtor, are Ili - gilled to Present
their claims to the Falb:scriber thr Fettlenlent.
ELIZ ABETH '
May 18, 1:431: • - Trustee.
SIX AVENTS REWARD.
RAN AWAY. frornthe subscriber living
ut I\4enallen township, :I :: (lapastoiity,
on thel244 of April, 1831, itiLip.l.ented ap.
prenticeNb the Weavaig flumness,"narned
CISLER—hit has „three years
yet to serve. 1 hereby caution, the -public
against htirhorint or pinploying tiu,id boy,
or truatit43.h...l on my , account. • •
• 'GEORGE. TAYLOR,
. Menalkur towilship;•Adam4 ()),Ya•
May 4,1E31.* - 41,4_2_4
IMM!MIME!!
e 1
L. SHARP.
61-48
1 t-5 1
IMIONEI
_ANTIi•MASONIC STAR, AND REPUBLICAN 'BANNER.
Otren,
1)0 respectfully inform the public gonorally,
HAVE JUST nitecivEn 'A
FRESI-I.SUPPL y OF
SEASONABLB GOODS:
tVliich 1 offer on pleasing terms for CASIf or
- COUNTRY PRODUCE.:
CONSISTING PARTLY AS FOLLOWS:
Domestics,* British Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hard-Ware,
Queens-Ware, Shcies, &c.
A LSO an hand, r a umßEß; for sale.
THOMAS J; COOPER.
, Atuy 24, 1831. . • 4L-7
-c"'MEft - IiNDICATN.
The ,undersigned respectfully makes known
to the public,
•
THAT TIE - Has TAI ENAVKI.I. KNOWN
r r mic
KNi\s§VIZT.I,4
pile Mc%
Id bar isiVid
4 Ad 124 Alla
-
Situate at the. south eild of Gettysburg, on
. the :Baltimore turnpike, called the "CUM.
I;ERLAN D INN, I ! where Tracellers,
Drovers, •Vira.lTorters, &c. can be at all times
accommodated, and every exertion made by
himself and family to.render satisfaction to
all who may favor him with a call. .
1114 y 24, Is3l.
•
•Vew Store.
TLIE Subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the Public, that he has just
returned from the Cities of Philadelphia and
Baltimore, with an .
EXTENSIVE AND ENTIRELY NDW
STOCK 010 GOODS,
Which lie intends opening in the house of
the lute John ill'Conaughy, Esq. deceased,
situate on the South West Corner of the
Centre Square ira Gettysburg,
CONSISTING OF A
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
C.:: 4 • DRY
GOOD '
S
'GROCERIES,
_
Queens -and Glass WARE
LOOKING GLASSES,
AND
LATIVORS,__&c.
, N
FOR PARTICULARS, SEE HAND-BILLS.)
A personal appearance at his establish
ment, the LOW PRICES of the Goods,
and elegant assortment, will be an induce.
went for them to purchase—" Look &fore
-you-leup
The Public's humble servant,
SAMUEL FA HN ESTOCK.
Gettysburg, April 20,1831. tf-2-2
THE EAGLE HOTEL.
THE undersi l wd respectfully informs
his old friends and customers,and the
public in &eneral, that he has takers that
_well known
Atvra.lavdN ar 4 N AY NIL
•y EAGLE
•
- 3EIOTTEL,
isnANW-4-
uate.sui the corner _oilialliwore_and MAL
dle streets, formerly occeipied' by Mr. B.
GILBERT. The house is . large and con
venient.. His Bar is well stocked with the
hest of Liquors, and his- Table will always
be furnished with the best the 'market can
afford. Thelstabling is good_ ancLroomy,„
and attended by an attentive Hustler.
ravellers and others are assured, 'that
he will use eve: •y exertion in his power to
render both. Man and LI, wse.comfbrtabln.
April 6, 1531.
ruzzau rz OUSE.
The subscriber has take' that old
R - S 4 V1T0 711 I r r S
rir fit agiiN •• ' ii
•
•
(Foummu,v;:',oCUl; Ell BY CUED. LASTIELLS,)
On the Yal.k and Gettysburr Turnpike
Road 5 miles franc Gettysburg, and
,24..fr0m York.
flaying provided himself with every !lc
coluniodation for Travell/3rs, Wagoners, and
Drovers,' he invited those who travel that
way to give him a Call, and judge Whether
his entertainmeill and charges do not justify
t i johinyitation:
• ROBERT TAYLOR..
April 27, IS3I.
• N. B. Persons indebted to me, are re
sted to call on MosEs MCCLEAN, Esq.
in whose hands I have placed my books,
mil make immediate settlement. R. 'F.
SWRAY IVIAWD.
fIANIE to the c:rielosnrae, of the sUbseri
ber, living in Cumberland township,
Adanis county, on Sunday the 15th inst. a
BAY MARE
9 t i
about 15 years old, with both t 1 ;.
hind feet white to the pasiure - , ,:gr A
joint, and several white spots
the back—shod all round . . She had . a . part
of a litilenrehain and the neek.baudon when
she .was taken up. Thep - Viler is deSired to
coin:: and prove proporty;.pay charges and
talte her away. PETER EPLEY.
(31 . 11) , *24, 1801. ~1 . 4t,4•4
co i:3 able's Blmaks for ,3).e.here.
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J. HARBAUGH.
tf-7
PHILIP 111 AG
tr-7-52
. 4.
WW2 G Wl' ORE.
DR. .7. ILB.ERT, • •
Begs leave to inform his friends and 'the pliblic
genenlly, that lie
HAS ALWAYS 1 / 1 4 IANI) A SUPPLY or THE -
FOLLOWING AII'PI.CLES, VIZ.
Acid Muriatic do Culeebs
do Nitric , , du Juniper
do Oxalic do Pennyroyal
do Sulpluiris do Sassafras
do Tartaric • do Anther
/Ether " do Sailed . -
Alcohol do Sweet
Alum do Worinsoed
Annette Pearl Ashes 4+ol
do. Barley
Pepper ~
Precipitate. Red
Prussian, Blue
Pumice Stone
Piitent IlediL:nes
-Anderson's Pills
_Hernia n's Drops
British Oil
Fisher's Pills
flooper's '
,P ills
Dyott's Pills
Leo's Pills
Lyon's Pills • .
Goilfrey'n Cordial
Antimony
Arsenic
Balsam Copaivet
do Sulphur
do Do Alaltha
Barks
Bitter Ingredients
Black Lead
Blacking
Blue Vitriol "
Borax -
Boxes Pill
Brimstone
Brushes Paint
Caloinol
Camphor
Castor
Chalk
Chrome Green
du fled
do Yellow
Cinnamon
Cloves
Cochineal
Cologne Water
Confbetionary
Copperas
Corks
Dragons Blood
Emery
Essence Bergamot
do Lemon
do Cinnamon
do Peppermint
-Flout—of-Sulphur -- -
Fluwers of Cli amino
mile
Fol Digi(ails
do Senna
Glue
Gum Aloes
do Arabic
do Assafcetida
do Copal
do Guaiacum
do Myrrh
do Opium
do Shell Lae ,
do Tragacanth
Hive Syrup .
Ink Powder
do Liquid
do Durable
Indigo
Lamp-Black •
Litbarge •
Madder
Magnesia
Manna
Mineral Green pt.
litmege
Oil Aniseed
do Castor
do Cloves
Tocrethor with a variet* of articles not men
tione above, which he will sell on REA.wAvii-
BLE TERMS.
Baltimore-street, Gettysburg, May 18!---entarn.
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FOR A l,
The * May No. of this work, has beon received. Its
contents sire as follows:
A beautiful portrait of the Marchioness qf
Carmarthen,grand.daughter, t2f the vine
, ruble Charles Carroll.
Venitian Arr . It itecture-7'he Church o fSt.
Mark ; and the
the
P
St. eter's,
aiid part of the Colonnades.
-School of Flora,-Panax Qainquefoliuin, or
American Ginseng.
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e
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THE LADY'S BOOK,
FOR MAY, IS3I.
THIS number has just -been issued from the
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and as well engraved us any former ones—they
consist of:—
A View of Philo delphia,from Kensington.
Embroidery for Head Dreises,two Engruv..
zngs.
Ballet Dancing.
Physical Exerciscsfor Women.
The Natire and 0(1(1 Fiwlr;
Jeptha's Daughter, Music, from the He-
brew Melodies.
The JUNE number will be published„nt,an
early period,andebnipietes the second vo
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June 7, 1831:
LOOK • LOOK AT TIDES!
F°'THE ZAST TIME
I call on all those indebted
to me, either by bond, note or bOpk account,
to come foriard and make settlement- 2 -If
this notice has no more effect than my for
mer notice, those indebted will have to make
settlement with persons who will add - COSTS
to their visits. _ _
-,-- • JAMES A. THOMPSQN:
April 27,1831. _ • _
NOTICE. -
• i
. 4 LL persons ,indebted to 'the estate of
AR- ISAAC CATOE; late of Lath - Imre
township, .I.thinv3 county, deceased, are re
quested' to 'dome forward and matte settle
ment with Out delay—all those having claims
against said estate, will present them, pro
perly aattientited,forsettlement-
JOHN? WOI4FORD
' , May 4, I 1 4:31.. -- • .
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GM
BOOT & SICOE M A
-eati#lo
The Subscriber respectfully inform s the in
habitauts of Gettysburg and vieittit‘
that he' has taken the Shop, in
, West York Street, lately oc.
cupied by Mr. Robert
Taylor, and that
IS PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE
BOOTS & snoEs,
of 1v1;1;Y nEscateTumr,.
In a neat workmanlike manner, and that ho
will constantly keep - on hand, a supply of
ready made work, which lie will warrant
te as good aticL Cheap as can be had in
any other shop in the place. As he is a
complete hand tar making LADIES S►ior;g,
and just I'ron► the city of Baltimore- he will
ensure such work done in the most fashiona
ble and durable manner.
DAVID SOMERS.
A LARD I supply of lirst:rate Lancas
ter oIUL A IL3 V A for sale by
JESSE GILBERT.
Prot/ionotary's
May 5, 1831.
account of Jon N Z I F.G LER Trustee
-21- of Er.lZAl n ;'llr EnTinAnT, a non com
ps inentis, is tiled in my ollige, and will
he affixed fur confirmation on the 4th Mon
day of August next.
EQ. WELSH, Proth'y
IN 'l' IRE NE AV IV Olt .
UNPRECEDENTED IN THIS COUNTRY!
COMIC MARIMOTtI
Rlastraftd by ignearas of T.INU HUNDRED
CariCabe/TS, ,Slectelies, and Comic En
- gravings, combining all the interest
and ,spirit the Domestic and Po
reign Comic Anntials, Humor
ous Designs, and Langha.
ble DROLLERIES.
Flll I. pu • •
Prospectus of a work of which Wit
and Iluinuur, are to constitute the princioal
gredieuts. The publisher has observed the avidi
ty which productions or similar pretentious are
sought after, notwithstandilv their leaden at.
leuipts - atifit,'have been disfigured by coarse vul
garity, and too often evinced an utter disregard
of decency, unniindful that
The favorable disposition which the public have
so constantly mannbsted towards similar attempts
to amuse and entertain,-has con vin • the ptiblish
or that a well 'conducted al plca.ing melange
of Wit and Humour, extensively patron.
-lied. Under this impressii 1, he has made exten
sive arrangements to Foci re, at great cost, the
hest productions of a hut ierous nature both at
home and abroad, including; the comic woilts ut
flood, Gruikshaidt, and other genuine Sons of Co
-di:its; thirT,ooltiiiiGlass, tin amusuig and unique
affair, with numerous other laugliabk and mirth
• inspiring siihjects. . .
It is hopos.sible, nor shall wa.attempt to give in
a. wore prospeotio;, an -adequate Woo -of the-v:11.h,-
ty and which it shall be the conslant . aiint.6
infuse into the pages of the COMIC: MIRROR.—
It will be satishietoty, however, to Show . , by the
testimony of the most astinguished physicians,
that invalids of almost every description, will de
rive benefit from our labors; particularly those
who arc alllicted with weak nerves, lowness oT
spirith, and complaints of a - dyspeptic-or -billions-:
nature. To the3o our work will prove.invaluable;-:
and the smile of quod humor which will brighten
the countenance, and the sense - of inward satis
factioicand self-complacency .which . will assured
ly.. put our patients in the best of humor with
themselves and with the world, will induce theta
to throw, tbithwith, their bottles, pills, and "phy
sic to tho dogs."
. We can only specify among the general and di
versified topics of the future pageir-of the work:
Pouches at the Pride, Whims and genies of the
'fumes, in which the lash of satire will be used
with unsparing- severity' , ; but always in such
general terms, and with such perfect good na
ture, as to give no cause of personal offence,
Humors and Vagaries of the PolicoOtlice, whore
hornet - in:lton, is exhibited in its, true colors,
and vice exposed in its naked deformity, only
that the beacon - 11 - my serve as a warning to thee
dissolute and vicious. -
Doings of Folks about Town; the Ways or the
Worhi,& Peeps behind tho'CUttain; Caricatures;
Tales of Humor; Sketches of Nit, and Anec
dotes of Celebrated Characters, men of Fancy
aq Fashion, who have nothing else to do but
to entertain their neighbors, and inspire others
. with their flashes of wit and merriment, which
is "wont to sot the table in a roar."
The whole will bo illustrated by numerous Comic
Engravings, executed at great, expense, and
whicliof themselves will furnish. an inexhausti
ble fund of amusement: and may, better than a
ny thing eilso,- be taken up on a dull rainy day,
or servo to beguile an hour which would other
wise pass heavily away. . - •
Tir m ains:: : -Nothwithstanding the heavy ex.
pens° attending the publication of this singular
and entirely unique work, the publisher has de
termined to put the subscription at the very low- .
est price , at which it can possibly be afforded, con
fidently relying on an extonsiv.e patronage for re.
mUneration. • It. will be published every other
week, at only Si 50 per annum.. Agents will bQ
allowed a- commission of`ls per cont. on all re
mittancest No'anpaid letters or orders without ,
the amount of subscription will receive attention;
as the expense 9f the publication and-,the lowneisa'
of the subscription, Wilk not warrant • the,pablisli,:
twin doing otherwise. • Addrois t
S. R. KRAMER,.
•
March 30, 1831-.
G I_. U
May 19, 1,931
NOTICE.
"Wrinkli.. .that Care derides,
And Laughter holding both his sides-'
PROSPECTUS
OF TILE
FRAGE, ONLY Wit l 50 I'ER ANNUM
"Immodest voids. admit of no defence,
For want of decency, is want of sense."
Play 10; 1,01;
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