IS
Advertisements.
L 0 .014 0113 'II I,
DO reer3ctililly inform the public generally,
TIM? I DAVE JUST RECEIVED A
FRESH SUPPLY OF
SEASONABLE aocms:
Which. I other on pleasing terms fbr CASH or
COUNTRY PRODUCE:
CONSISTING PARTLY AS FOLLOWS:
Domestics, British Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hard-Ware,
Queens-Ware, Shoes - ,\ &c.
A LSO on hand, LUMBER, for oak.
THOMAS J. COOPER.
May 24, 1831. , 4t-7
L•iiik v iS:3 ll : llll FlP l 2o‘`ONll
The undersigned respectfully makes known
• to the public,
THAT . HE HAS TAKEN THAT V.LL KNOWN
`l l o fr
9 2 4 1 111.1
Situaip at the south end of Gettysburg, on
the tfaltimore turnpike, called the "CUM
BERLAND INN," where Tra
Drovers ' Wagoners, &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.
May 24, 1631.
./rew Store.
rreilE•Subscriber respectfully - informs his
friends and the Public, that he has just
returned from the Cities of Philadelphia and
— Baltimore, with en •
EXTENSIVE AND ENTIRELY NEW
STOCM OF GOOD'S,
Which he intends opening in the house of
the late John Al'Conaughy, Esq. deceased,
situate on the South West Corner of die
Centre Square in Gettysliurg,
CONSISTING OF A
eig,NEKAL ASSORTMENT 'OF
- DRY
GOODS,
GROCERIES,
Queens and Glass WARE,.
OKING GLASSES,
LIQTfiORS,&c.
FOR PARTICULARS BEE HAND-BILLS.) '
A. personal appearancii-at Lis establish.
ment, the LOW PRICES ef,the Goods,
and' elbgant assortment, - will be to
for, them to purchase—" Look e
you leap!"
The Public's humble servant,
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK.
Gettysburg, April 20, 1831. tf-2-2
THE EAGLE HOTEL.
THE•undersignod respectfully informs
his old filiends and Customers, and the
public in general, that he has taken that
well known
SULVIDI,
, THE
-
. _
• IN-._ 3101=,
Situate on the corner of Baltimore and Mid-
Ale streets; formerly occupied by Mr. B.
-----tathuraT. The house is large and con
' venient. His Bar is well stocked with the
- best of Liquors, and his Table will always
- be furnished with the best the market can
afford. The stabling is good and roomy,
and attended by an attentive Hostler.
Travolln.rs and others are assured, that
be•. will use every exertion 01 his power to
render both Man and Horsicomfortable.
PHILIP 11F.AGY.
April 0, 1831. tf-52
PUBLIC HOUSE.
The stibieriber has takes that old
.U.117 1 .12111 . m . : Stml2l:4l
- OCICUBIEL? BY GEO. LASIIELLS,)
On the York and Gettysburg Turnpike
Rocul,, 5 miles from Gettysburg, and
24 from York.
Having provided himself with every ae
commodationfor 'rravellers,Wagoisms, and
Drovers, he invites thosiz, who travel that
way to give him a call, and-judge whether
his; entertainment r and charges do notjustify
the invitation.
. ROBERT TAYLOR. ,
ApM 21,1831.. °
: N.. B.;, Persons indebted to 'Le, am Ke
quested. to eall on MosEs .McCLEAN, Esq.
in whose . hands 1, have placed. my books,
and make immediate settlement/6. R...T.
STRAY MARE.
GAME to tho enclosures of the. subseri
ber, living' in Cumberland township,
,Adaps county, on Sunt)ay the Itith Mat r a
BAY MARE, 0, 11 ,
013eut 1 . 5 yeap3 old, with both
- ho w l ; Met white to the pasture , "N .
• `joint,. aind Several white Blots on -
the hpar--shod.all round,. Ski had a part
of a lialier chain (Ind the heck-km:toil vshon
is i w y, 4l,4 l4Siiett up. The owner is desired to
cope dud prove pioperty, pay churgoss'ild
tikcior sway. PETER Yl. - A7r:
31;ic : 1 1 1 - -
J. lIARBA UGH._
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AND
THE ANTI-MASO
CABINET WARE-11.0
• DAVID HEAGY,
RESItECTFULLY informs his friends
and>customers& the public generally,
THAT HE STILL CONTINUES TO CARRY ON HIS SCSI-
NESS, IN WEST YORK STREET,
And is prepared to execute the neatest and most
FASHIONABLE WORK,
WILL WARRAN I F EQUAL, IF NOT
SUPERIOR, TO ANY INi THE PLACE.
le keeps on hand a general and extensive
ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE,
OF ALL, KINDS,
And of a quality which he only asks an ex
misation to pronounce superior.
0*• COFFINS made at Om shortest
ALL KINDS OF TURNING,
AND OF THE LATEST FASHIONS,
Can be had at his Shop, at any time—where
he has constantly on hand
CARRIAGE nuns,
Which can now be had at the low rate of
ONE DOLLAIi per set.
(1::!r His prices for work are moderate—
a liberal credit given to punctual customers;
and all kinds of country produce taken in
exchange for work.
TO TURNERS.
ASOBER, STEADY JOURNEYMAN
TURNER wanted immediately
—to whom constant work and liberal wages
will be given if application be made soon.
DAVID HEAGY.
tf-9
Juno 7, 1831.
nOOE:DAL: rAcTO7.7.
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N. & W. GREASON,
FIND it accessary, from circumstances
coming very lately, to their knowledge,
to state, that their price for Carding Wool
into Rolls will be
FIVE CENTS PER POUND,
Instead of Six Cents, which they at first
proposed. Cc - I — The difference will be
refunded to those who,have paid them at
Six Cents.
WOOL,
o Card, or to Manufacture, and Wollen
Ya . to be Woven, will be received, in A
dams c. nty, at Mr. James Gourley's, Get
tysburg; • James Black's, "Two Tav
erns;" Mr. Jo Tapper's, Alloways Creek;
Mr. Eppky's Mi tisgarsh Creek; and at Mr.
John Cownoner's, netir lEdack's Mill; whore
work will be called for, and returned, once
in two weeks.
Rochdale Factory, June 7,1831.4t*-9
ODD & EVEN SYSTEM:-
By which the holder of two Tickets must draw
-----orrg-Primemdmay-drawtTIIREEH±
MARYLAND
ST IVILIVA IA 0 T TIVE'RX
TO be drawn in Baltimore ,on THURS.
DAY, the 30th instant.
HIGHEST PRIZE, 10,000 DOLLARS:
• LTCLARK offered to adventurers tho highest
capital prize of 810,000, in No. 3, for 1831. CLARK
sold both the highest capital prizes of $5,000 and
$l,OOO, in No. 2, for 1831, and CLARK also sold
the highest capital prize 0f55,000 in No.l, for 1831.
SCHEME:
1 prize of SIO,OOOI 4 prizes of $lOO
1 2,00.0 1 50
1 1,000 20 • 20
2 ' 500 I 200
2 300 I FOOOO
2 200
Half Tickets, Ono Dollar only,
TO BE HAD AT
CLARK'S,
Offices, N. W. corner of Baltimore and Calvert,
N. W. corner of Baltimore awl Gay, N. E. tor:
..ner of Baltimore and Charles.ets.
ir_rWlieeti the highest prizo in the recent State
Lotteries has been often*); 1304:4),L5rt afany other
offices ! ! •
ILTOrders, either by mail (postpaid) or private,
conveyanco, enclosing Oa) cash for prizes, will
moot the same prompt and punctuarattention, as
if on. personal application. Address to
JOHN CLARK,
Lottery Vendor, Baltimore.
td-9.
Sune .7, 1831.
POTTER'S
VEGEtAII.LE,CATII,OLiCON
ADVER_TISEMENT.
The unrivalled and extensive reputation
acquired by this ,medicine for the last five
years, both in HosmAx and private prac
tice, demands from theyroprietor his grati.
Ad acknowledgments to adiacerning
Potter's VegoUble Catholicon is offered• fOr the,
mid of Diseases of the Liver, Ulcerated Sore
.
Throat Debility resulting from Intemperance
.and. Dismipatiou,.Scrofula or King's Evil, Old
and htveterate Ulcers,: Pains in the Bones,
ltheuanatism,
Dyspepsia:Or Indigestion, Dis
eases of the leungis.Syphilis, Blotches on the
Fact' and Slti,n;,‘Vhite Swelling eif the Joints,
Merituriatdiseases &o. &c:.•
The'..(;atipaliopn . 'conitSs QECLusiveily
mattek, 'add -ivitit a slight .deter
11,1114:0 htHPAT s, ivllieli If
- -
IC STAR AND REPUBLICAN BANNER._
iu . a
soluble state, acts insetiSibly, is pleas
ant to the taste, and requires .no particular
regimen or confinement. As a gentle ea
filartic medicine, improving the appei ite and
restoring the' general tone of the system, it
is confidently recommended to ladies in a
delicate situation.
CM
The unrivalled and very extensive char
acter which this inedicinu has enjoyed,'for
the last six years, as a complete renovator,
and piirificr of the blood and humours both
in Hospital and Private Practi•ce, is a sub.-
stantial basis fbr it's future support. It has
obtained its present great distinction by the
extraordinary - success which has attended
it in the Healing Art,while every avenue and
track have been searched in vain for its.
parallel; indeed, its discovery/I - 14 be con
sidered one of the most sacred boons that
can be of to the unfortunate; and I
most sincerely hope the sympathy of tII
public will be excited to diffuse its invalua
ble merits.
There arc at this time several sputiouS
mixtures in circulation abroad, and some
vcriciiQi this city, assuming to possess the
same, Orblual virtues, .of Potter's Catholi-
It is to be hoped that the unsuspect
ag will be placed on their guard against
such impositions, as much Mischief has re
sulted from their use. They consist prin
cipally of sarsaparilla sirops, viz. Sirop de
Cuisiner or Rob L'Affecteur, and arc sold
for a much less price; you will therefore be
particular and 'purchase of none but my au
thorized agents,. where you can obtain the
GENUINE CATIIOLICON.
OM
Tho following strong testimonial is furnished
at the roquost of Dr. Davis, of Lynchburg, Va.
by a 'gentleman of groat respectability, residing
in that place, whose original cortificato, of which
tho exact copy, is loft with the
proprietor of the Catholicon.
CASE.
At the request of Dr.—, I hero give a state
ment of the effect of Potter's Catholicon in the
restoration of my health. - My constitution had
been in a declining state for more than eighteen
months. I was much troubled with a short dry
cough, slight•difiiculty of breathing, which was
much incskased by bodily exorcise. At night,
groat oppreCeion at the chest was experienced,
with excessive colhquative sweats, soreness and
pain in the sides and breast, withextreine languor
and loss of appetite. In this situation, I travelled
to the Now England states by sea, but obtained
no permanent relief. Some time after my return,
by way of experiment, I was induced in use Pot
ter's Catholicon, and after using two bottles, my
health was perfectly restored.
DAVID RADLEY.
-Dear Sir—After many but ineffectual trials to
relieve myself from a most severe and distressing
attack of dyspepsia, I have boon completely cured
by the use of; to me, your invaluable Catholicon,
and I think it my duty thus publicly to state my
case ' and in order that . others may profit theroby.
The first syniptoms of the , dlsease wore manifest
ed in the spring of 1827. Warned at the approach
of this destroyer of all ease, I had recourse to phy
sician after physician, and remedy after remedy,
but reef iited little 'or no relief. , -I was recommend
ed to retire into the country, whore I so far re
cruited, that I began to think the enemy was die.
jpdged. I returned to the city, whore in a short
limo all my old symptoms returned with double
violence. My stomach became so debilitated with
drugs that I relinquished the regular system and
entered on a course of Swaim's Panacea. It did
me no good, and I wont back to my doctor, who
crammed me with pulverized oyster shells, etc. etc.
My teeth became loose, and some actually fell out;
there was a constant pain in my joints,particular
' ly in damp weather, pains in my right side and
.Itoulder, etc. I now submitted to another course
orrited ls
ical treatment, until the fall of 1829, when
ystaed - the - distrastrto bo-a-schirries
of the iver. Then it was that 1 determined to try
your Catholic ° a few doses of which improved
my appetite, andgitvl me a feeling of ease and
comfort, I cannot readily,describe. In twelve days
after using but one bottic, - Tfound myself well—
', the few teeth I had left wore firmly clasped by the
glims and my appetite and di aestibik perfectly re
stored_. I now enjoy al, good 'health tnt*ever did,
and 1 , . must say it is to your valuable Catiqicon
that I attribute this happy result.
Respectfully yours, _
EZ P. WIIIPBANK.
831.
Dear will shortly state my former ease.
I laborodfor six years under a violent Liver Com.
plaint. It first manifested itself in the summer
of 1821, and rendered frequent application to an
eminent family physician necessary, by whose
prescriptions I could obtain only a temporary re,
lief: After the lapse ofmany months, without re.
ceiving any permanent benefit from medicine, I
came to the determination to try your Cathulicon.
I took three bottles, and thank God; I can - truly
say tho disease of the liver entirely loft me; and I
have Since been us well and hearty as man can be,
in, the fullest enjoyment of health and spirits.—
My cure was effected solely by your celebrated
and ugreeable Catholicon.
Your - frillnd, w
• EDWARD L. YOUNG,
To W. W. POTTER, Philadelphia.
1 50
Dear Sir.—This was a case oft rheumatiem in
an Intimate friend of mine, an old gentlemen a- -
bout sixty years of ago, who had the Rheumatism
for a "lumber of years pasty part ()frilly time con,
fined to his bed; ho took it merely through eSperi
ment, and Was surprised to find hierielf entirely
freed from his painful disorder bpusing only One
Aar omminont physician says, have known
several cures performed . by the use of your. Catho.
licori,*.liich bad previously- resisted the ordinary
prescriPtioas - of the .faeulty, and I have nover
known - it to produce INJURIQU,S EFFECTS!"
frd be had alike Drug Store Of
Dr. J. GILBERT.
Gdttysburn• MaylB 'lB3l. tf-2--.6
A LARGE. supply
.of - ,Tir3t-rate Lamas
-LW tv I, 4 „Vfl i fo salt' by
W. W. POTTER, Philadelphia.
LYNCHBURG, Ya.• May 5th,18:18.
CASE.
PHILADELPHIA, March 28th; 1829.
CASE.
NORFOLIC,:Ya. May latA B'2B.
CASE.
WILMINGTON, May 22d, 1830.
Your'well wisher,
JEREAII/111 NICHOLS.
GLIJE..
Mnv~.l'~. _I N`Z_l
WS?' REcEIVED 4. FOR SALE/3Y
•, D. COMFORT,
•
NEW AND .
twAtiTrur„tss( TME\T OF
Dit 001)S,
A
—ALSO
-30 I; Alt ELSOF •
snit), HERRING '4. ACKEREL;
NVliitth will he sold low for Cash
May, 24, 1531.
PUBLIC %%LIE..
rN pursuance of nn order of the Orphans'
Court of Adams county, will be exposed
to public sale, on- the premises,
On Saturday the 20th of August next,
•
s•ri4 A LOT, OF .
‘•
GROUND, •
Containing 28 Acres, adjoining lands of
Joitii Collins and others. Likewise a.Lot
of Ground in the town of Ilcidlcrsburg No.
30, in Tyrone township, Adams county; all
the estate of Arthur Nickel, deceased. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. on the
first described lot, and the last described lot
at 3 o'clock P. M. on said day.
WILLIAM NICKEL, Ad,n'r.
May 31, 1831. is-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 fir the
Ist June next, has been POSTPONED, and
instead. of that day,... it will take place on ,
MONDAY:the 27th of June, and on 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 TVednesday the 29th June; after which
they will be subjected to the regular work
of flinty days on the Rail-road , agreeably
to the original conditions offered by this
Company.
• Every facility for previous practice on
the Rail-road will be atferded to competitors,
and cars on the %Wows 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. THOMAS, President,
Baltimore and Ohio Rail-road Company.
May 81,.1831.
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TILE LAST.TIME
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to come forward and make settlement—lf,
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April 27, 1831. tf--2-3;
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