r .• 0 o.Viiii*, tb. plovrh votild *rive, - Viilvieffieosi Other hold or drive." 1-:-'4olollll,inertnes art BM 1130 g, and the hurry P•ApnweAllot Wilf 3 / 4 entirely ovar, our agrienitu pinn *weld communicate through our eilhlllllllll4 4tr the patitic,their experiences for the • • Viol fat 11011 7thiag iit all worth publishing, ' 061111 1 Wily, be welcome. BEIM a-4 • t • 1 Coosa, 411 , 1 19 , ' . •• .t. I Pp garly 14 the oturniag, 1, Abtt at the peep of day, eas o:f ViliaLaing the milk in the dairy, 17 ' 1.- Tliitiking the eons wonky—. eO.-* ',1.,. him PlreePhig the floor in the kitchea, •el Making the beds up states, Washing the breakfast dishes, 1U " In ' I/eating the parlur chairs. - ~.if•ta ,i.rArliatuag the email), from the pantry, I , 4ta „,..ii!n.ig fur egg 4 as the hart, r'Cliler the turnip' for dinner, lilog the Mucking ynen -131,4;m1h* the whitening linen, -Down on the bushes below, ilitanalsktult etlß~ee low. Where the red &trait berriet grow 310 . e ,,rfltorrhing the -fisinge - fur Sitnday, ..e/jurnlng the snothy crenrg, I,,....iiihnninft the pailA and RtrAiner r. , ". Own in the running Atrenm— ' r 'rkewriaithe geese kind turkeyA, ,flaking the pumpkin pies. „, Jogging' the little one's cradle, •i , Driving away the flies. • ''Pence In every motion, ~ Musk in every tone, .„ iiestnty in form and feature, • .•r Tbonsands might, covet to own—. " ' Arheeka that rival Irpring ros , es, • . f• Teel' the . whitc , t of pearls ; .„ Is• breLgtfire.,.euuntry maids U worth ~ 1 , 41 ~ 5 of your city girls. useletv. ! . from the G•ripaetarp Toieripb.. . altellampeg IfFigneel)Facts:—l herewith send you .lu,ohtsses from the Chinese 0 0420"4 ply manufacture; and na you nerhis 4 then sending sarnples to give t o t operandi of waking, I will • AstileseCtr to comply : titer wade neatly five gallons at tiMesi, In my first attempt I Put nearly eve and » hjtlf gallons of jUittin.a tin boiler, and pat in a small gesaillitgaC of Tun& water, hating been 41waiu3 necessary to purify the s Air I bor4 and sliiininc , l as long .111101aytheng rose to tho surface. I then till done, when I had one 011911:of vary-,good syrup. Ip my more recent trials I succeeded i l ifitiaicing better syrup without any lime orottuir outside inemedieet, thus tlickft, to my satisfaction, that for to - n*o low is no advantage to it. oih iptel ‘ tßakiii,g 'the above I procured PAW ellOos of a. friend, from which I rj thirteen gallons of juice; I thirty inedium-sized canes from the_lot, itibleh'pirbducted a little over ioiiiW i a : lialf gallons of juice; this; I boiled in-s,brass kettle, and when boiled down ile k the ponsisteniy of the sample) sentjtit; It 'Measured one quart, .1 find in mi . * e ozperienee, that from live to eight•galkms of juice arc required to Make one gallon of good syrup. M 3 mode of manufacture is to simmer atift:a6.possibltiso as not to boil, for 414111preg more, according to quanity, Vive!ri Then let boil slowly, 4.44 ' 0,10.*ing, until very little scum risost,iwiren I Inereaxe tho boiling, but ste tib u Ckme so fast as to turn any seam ..thatmay rise. To find out when *rib, i take out small quantities st in .to 404 •iii think it best to let the juice stand , t 60114 to 30 hours before boiling,' to k 4. itietirsek it off carefully, so as Setlfstiliturb the settlings. ,TP,...44 truly, GEo. N. Holm. dadalit•am i ll3do. 13, 1)457 itzthimots._—lnstead of letting stand to mettle, wniticl it not be better, by romrolag 'no risk. and saving tirno, to diffrtthtP We believe in sugar-making oZottutries„ this mode is adopted.--(En. of Pare Oririt from Orel 11•44. Wglsanrfrotu foreign journals that in Belgium and France pure spirit is being extracted front beet roots—that 70per4ent. ot' Ow roots is in ,a better atatatfmr feeding purposes than if stmli ektiatt tail not been madeand that . mjirm.eiant can be obtained from an aerator 'bast roots, leaving a balanee, of I.lol.o*ceut. referred to for feeding purposes, t}' amt acme of bailey. *as►d Cows iCsivelatech better and more healthful n4ic , :tn cows hi the natural state.- 84;40 leita,t, says a .FrencL work on this slim. The cow will continnit togi re th this :condition, two or three yam; thou she will faiten easily, and mike 9ii?ellent beef. This may be true; - bat - ArneiiCiin.dairy-inen will not. soon adopt thisr - prantiss in regard to their do. , uupr Nevem Leaver ottisave in opportunity, save all Place them iILIWILVIIP. Oa oti then leettietif 'They make the finest /Jo s Ceporti' on Of which is abso luaelyquaieatial for growing many kinds of rare plants. Asa manure, they are iailliaablitiw They can akoo , be used a* heat-germinator in a hut-bed..iu spring. . • "1: °Bll 1 1 l e arri4 3 7 g 4 and sprouts, oit•jOssin fruit•cm/s— It will, on tho ae j tiS:e)i ti4tni 'tut all th(ir of d _ /Ikn spade the,groinni weit the . tiger at ROO— .'of a good Sirlian,y is purlieu utters as offensive Lathe's, ark fue your witticism, in reply , to a friend, for no Dprin irszi Preti'Ditg BB 000±0, at law done in better mean thaw this bar gtwe for I pieetrTat do tal -rahn " t°46' and itr r mast is sheep*? end . prs er iine6king hib father deirsi--64 tte piood iftsa sisewhsra Their scoot comprises Ds - 6 - 14 enOili d t ♦ hap it.'S h etinios, Aiwa Me =Atbizatenilentis lasi rich lasi el•••••• 40: Xmas Antigen frito'arbvied. Dn iri n's WiT - *VI 44 13 / 4 rmunteromur... Irm - • DA- 401110- 1 615 10 "" t • =am " A WOWS*llior : c Alai *Ad them, il riOsbell by the wisest =sic"- Verra never. The C4Aumbus (Gs.) Enqshrer has the following demonstration of the im portance of obeying this old election commandment : It is the cry at every political election, and luta been so since we were " boys together," but we always took it to be one of the " tricks of thee. trade," to secure the votes of those who were nn able to resist the machinations of their political opponents, or to stand against the temptations of more potent spiritual ieffuences. Bat we are now able to see another and stronger reason for obey ing the injunction. It is that the voter may be better able to see not only how, bat, what he votes. This will sometimes save a score of troubles, es the follow ing case, which came out at the close ofa late Petersburg election, abundant ly testifies. A voter ran up as the polls wore near closing and in his hurry num bered and dropped hie ticket,which de ; tined his political proclivities as those cenr,enial to a " third party " only—a regular outsider. Here it is: Daaa Miss "•:s—l cannot meet you qt * 4l **** this evening. My wife ens pects--keep shady. ).ocr3 affectionately, sees. The managers who knew the lady thus addressocl declared it to be a billy do, representing a billy done—brown! Timely Hit.—A good looking fellow was arraigned before the police court, charged with having stolen a watch.— The judge askocl him what induced him to commit the theft. The young man replied that, having been unwell for some time the doctor advised him to take something, which he had according ly done. The judge naked what had led him to select a !Data, fiWhy," said the prisoner, " I thoeght if I only had the time, that Nature w9uld work a eve!" .." Young man, do you believe in a, future state 1" "In course I does--and what's more I intend entering it as soon as Betsey gets - her things ready," "Go to, young man, you Are incorrigi ble—go to." "Go twor If it wasn't for the law against, bigamy, whip mo if I would not go a dozen. But who sup posed, deacon, that a man of your age would give an& advice to a young man just entering*to life :" ' XaTA Dutchman haring enlisted in the service at a military station, not a hundred miles from New York, was ono evening placed on guard. Seeing a topple of gentlemen approaching, he challenged them: " Friends with the countersign," was tha reply. Fell, if you ish fronts, and knows as Pude, is de gountcr-sign, do gounter sign is correct. Pass, freuts, mit the gcunter-sign." sarA poor jilted blade says: " Women's lore is like Scotch snuff, You get one pinch and that's enough." Whereupon a derkey of more sense as well as soul responds : _ • " Woman's lob, like logy-rubber ' • It stretch de more, de more you lubber." lfeTTtico Irishmen happened to get into an affray, in which one of theta was knocked down. The comrade ran up to him and exclaimed : "--trrah, Denis, if ye be dead, can't ye spake ?" a I'm not dead, but spachlees," return ed the other. air There are many chances in favor of the sufferers from poverty. A. dis tinguipthed chief justice ones said to a rich friend who asked his ()pinion as to the probable success of his son at the Bar, "Let him spend his own fortane forthwith, marry and spend his wife's, and then . he may be expected to apply himself to his profession." lir A "tough tin" is told by the .13Os ton Traveler, about "ono of our dis tinguished chemists," who was so ab sorbed in his experiments that ho did not observe that his own nose was burning in the candle, till a companion told him of it I, Oa-Practice does not always make perfect. Curran, when told by his phy. sieian, that ho seemed to eoagh with more difficulty, replied, "that is odd ennugh, for I have been practising an night." Unsentimental person, writ ing about a pia-nie up the country, says it was pic-nic ono day and pia-tick the nest. Sir" Do you like novels'" aakod Miss Fitzgerald of a backwoods lover. " I can't say," he replied ; " I aever ate any, but I tell you rra tori sar-A "greenqservostwosratriested by Opt^ to go to sitdothiag store and (:)btaia " bed , toinforter" fin her. In about lin hour afterwards she returned trith one of the elerhs. • il/rA ,pedlar, nailing on as old lady dinpoae of moons gooda, inquired of licr it she could tell bin; 'any !Tod on which no poillar had tasvAnd. "Yes," maid she, " I know of one, iind , th• only duo, anti that's'the rosurtoAciaren.7i The Grand Show! o ki iitsmitr o!".Proprietor. ef W "as on sdaido Nan °PM. et 6:0'01;;C:i. )1, .4) ng 0 , 14 . 6 r itatinit 04,4. 614114(4 (141 1 • tu cosmoses immediate law, "Valit 1853, immediately D. BEectirmughy, A 17011NEY AT LAW, (office one & Adults, PIILF f li ViNK of Buehler's drug and book store, Children, (under 12 years uf age,) Half Prjoe,i Chambersburg street.) AtruINLY AND SG LICITOU vol PATENTS AND VIIIY3IONS. Bounty Land Warrants, Back-pay 'upended Claims, and all other claims against the Government at Washington, D. C ; also American Claims in England. Land Warranta located and sold, or bought, and higheat prices given.— Agents engaged in locating warrants in lowa, Illinois and other western States. ifirApply to him personally or by letter, Gettysburg, Nov. 21, 1853. PRICES OF ADMISSION. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO TUE PUBLIC! The subscriber, tbsnkful for past favor,, respemfully informs the inhabitants of Get ,tysburg and surrounding country, of the fact that he has just reosiYed from the New York Auctions a SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS! which he's determined to sell at astonishing ly low rates for wan. In return fur the liber al patronage bestowed upon hin3, he will give a Grand Complimentary Benefit, on which oc casion will be presented • TWO MAGNIFICENT PIECES! On Wednesday, October 28, and every day until further notice, will be preeeated the very popular Tragedy of 000 D FITS! with the following unrivalled east :—Fashion able Clothing, from the finest to the lowest Grived qualities, Gentlemen's Furnishing oods, in great variety. Wwts, Shoes, fiats, Caps, &c., to suit all tastes. An Intermimion of Ten 317nutel, to allow those making large purchases time for Lunch. &c., &c. The whole to conclude with M. Sfalllloll'll suc cessful Play, entitled VARIETIES.' the beauty of which will cause great excite.. went among the Ladies and Gentlemen. Oct. M. 1857. tt Good and CheN) ! THE undersigned would inform his friends and the publicgenerally, that he con tinues the CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSI NESS, in all its branohea, at his establish ment, in East 'fiddle Street, (near the east end.) Gettysburg, Pa., where lie has on haul a first-rate lot of work, and is prepared to put up to order whatever may be desired in his line, viz :—Rockaway and Boat-Body Carriages; Falling-74, R o d. away& Trotting Buggies, Ze . „- 41,,Tikt.4 Jersey Welgone, With good workmen and good materials, he can pledge his work to be of the best quality —sod his prioea are among the lowan. itirliepatring done at short notice, and at reasonable rates. Country produce taken in exchange for work. Call JACOB TROXEL Jane 15, 1&77. • Attention, One & ! VOW IS THE TIME to have jmur Picture taken !—S. WEAVER having provided himself with an entire new and splendid SKY LIGHT DAGUERREAN ROOM at his resi damn it West Middle street, opposite Prof. Jacobi, one square West of Baltimore Street, where he is now prepared to furnish ImemoTrps4 AND DAGIACaRROTTPLS. in every style of the art. which he will war rant to give entire satisfaction. His long ex perienee and superior apparatus give him advantages seldom furnished by Gsguerrenn establ 'Admen to out of the city. Ile has a large number of specimen, at his Gallery, in Cham• hamburg streetochvre he will continue as here tofore, which the public arc requested to cell and examine. ETCharges from 50 cents to 810: Hours of opemtiog from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. Gold Lockets, Breasepius, suitable for miniaturis t always on hand, at the very lowest prices. I7Cbildren will not be taken for less than 50 cents. 67AMBROTYPES taken from out dollsr and upwards. and in the best btylo, :lady 20, 1856. tf To the Country, Good News. T HAVE rented the Foundry for the ensu ing year, and am prepared to.make the different kinds of Castings usually made at a Foundry. I will keep constantly on hand the diferentkinds of PLOUGHS. Points, Shares, Cutters, &e.; Pots 4 Kettles, Pans, Washing Machines, ike.; Stoves and Machinery; Por ches, Verandah's and Cemetery Fencing medo and put up with dispatch. All orders will be attended to promptly; but being without capital, and money being necessary to carry on the business, I will be compelled to sell for cash, but on all country work 5 p er cent. will be deducted. Suitable trade will be taken, if delivered at the time of purchasing. Give us a mill. . E. M. WARREN Gettysburg, June 1;1657. Splendid Gifts 4T439 CRISSI:7 STRUT, PnitnintritTA.—... The Original Gift Book Store.—G, G. Evans would inform his friends end the pub lie, that be has removed his Star Gift Book Store and Publishing flouse, to the splendid store in Brown's Iron Building, 439 eftEssur Street, two doors below Fifth, w re the pur chaser of each book will recei a one of the following Fife , valued at fron :.-5 Gents to sloo,consisting of G,1,1 Watch , Jewelry, 10. 550 Patent English Lever Gold WORTH Watches, $lOO 00 each. 550 Patent Anchor do. 50 00 do 400 Ladies' Gold Watches, 18k. c. 35 00 do 000 Silver Lever Watches, worr. 15 00 do 500 Parlor Timepieces ~ ..10 00 do 500 Cameo Sets,Lar Drops& Pins,lo 00 do 500 Ladies' Gold Bracelets, $5 to 12 00 do 500 Gent's Vest Chains, 10 00 do 1,000 Gold Lockets, (large size double ease,) 300 do ' 2,000 Gold Lockets, (small size,) 300 do 1,000 Gold Pencil Cases,with Gold Pens, .500 do 1,000 Extra Gold Pens, with cues and holders, 10 50 do 2,500 Gold Knells, ( [Adios') .. 250 do 1 2,500 Gold Pons,withSilv.Pencils, 250 doi 2,500 Ladies' Gold Penkwith cases, 150 do 6,500 Gold Rings, (Ladies',)...., 100 do 2,000 Gent's Gold Rings,.. 275 do 2.500 Ladies' Gold Breastpins,.. 250 do 3,500 Misses' Gold Breastpins,— 150 do 2.000 Pocket Knives, .. 75 do 2,000 Sets Gent's Gold Bo'm Studs, 300 do 2,000 do . do Sleeve Buttons,3 00 do 2,000 Pairs Ladies' Ear Drops,... 250 do 8,000 Ladies' Pearl Card Cases, 500 do 11,500 Ladies' Comeo,J et or N.ossi43 Pins, 5 00 do 2,500 Ladies' Cameo Shawl and Ribbon Pin 5,.... , ,.... 50 do 6,000 Fetrldge's Bal m of a Thous sod Flowers,— ....... 60 do Eris's' new Catalogue ocenialns all the most popolu books of the day, and the newest pub ligation,. all of which will be sold as low as 46.11 be obtained at. other star.*. A complete catalogue of books sent free, by application throagh the mall, by addressing Cr: G. Erase, 439 Chesnut sr., Philadelphia. Agent/ wanted in every town in the Enited Pwi.Those desiring so to act can obtain particulars by addressing as above. N. - 11.—In Consequence of the money crisis, and numerous the - subscribor has. bees enabled to purchase from assignees an Immense 'look of books, embracing every de partment of literature, at prices which 'will enable him to give $5OO worth of the ',boo . gifts on ikery $lOOO worth ()rho**, sold. An-extra book wfth.a gilt, will be sent to One address, by Egress. _ . sfirsioto rot A CASALOCIFIr Nov. 9, 1857. $5 ' 11111 Edward B Buehler, A TTOltti EY AT LAW, will faithfully and yromptly attend to all business entrustod to him. Ile speaks the German language.— Olive *1 the same place, in South Baltimore street, near Forney's drug store, and nearly opposite Danner k, Ziegler's store. Gettysburg, March 20, J. Lawrence Hill, M. D. TirAs his office one 11101 1rPtr ic. /- door vrest of the Lutheran church in Chi mbersburg street, and opposite Picking's store, where those wishing to have any Den tal Operation performed are repe,•tfnily Invi ted to call. IterExxxcEs: •Dr. D. Romer, Rey. C. P. Kruth, D. D., Rem. 11. L Rougher, D. D., Rev. Prof. M. Jacobs, Prof. M. L. Suavar. [Gettysburg, April 11, '53. Auctioneering. A `DREW W. FLENIMING, residing in Breckinridge street! near Jarues Pierce's, Gettysburg, offers his services to the public art Sale Crier and Auctioneer. [lie charges are moderate, and he will on all occasionsen deavor to render satisfaction. Ile hopes to reeeire a share of public patronage. Aug. 17. 1847. Removal. ALEX. FRAZKR, Watch Clock Maker, ban removed his ehup to Carlisle street, below Nuke's store, where he will al ways be happy to attend to the wills of cus tomers. Thankful fur past favors, be hopes, by strict attention to business and a desire to please, to merit and receive the patronage of the public. Gettysburg, May 18, 1857. , Notice. .; • T WOeLD again . remind all those indebted to me either by nuts ur book account, that I am noir settrutg up my old business.— Mew call and pay, as lonier indulgence can not be given. LLEO. ARNOLD. Oet: 19,1857. . Fancy Furs for Ladies. _TORN F A IL IltX ' k CO., (New No.) 818 MARKET Street, above Eighth, Phila delphia. Importers, Manufacturers and dealers in Ladles', Gentlemen and Children's FANCY FURS. Wholesale and Retail. J. F. ,t Co., would call the attention of Dealers and the public generally to their immense Stock of Fancy Furs for Ladies, Qentlomen, and Chi ldren; their assortment embrace, every article and kiud of Fancy Furs, that will be worn during the Season--”such as Full Capes, Half Capes, Quarter Capes, Talmo, Victorines. Boas, MI& and gutfutees, from the .finestßussiun SaUs to Ail, lowest price Domestic Furs. For Gentlemen the lnikest osortmenit of Fur Collars, Gloves, G untlets, &c.; being the direct Importers of all our Furs and Manufacturers of them under our own super vision, we feel latistied we can offer better in ducements to dealers and the publio.general ly than any other house, having an tmmense assortment to select from and at the Mannfao trims' pricei. ire only ask a can. ' JOHN FAllfllltA & CO., No, 818 . .lferrket Street, abort Sept. 21, 1857. 4m New Cheap Cash Store. . TIIE subscribers having entered into part nership under the style and firm of IL & & E. H. respectfully inform the citizens of Gettysburg and vicinity, that therhave opened a now, large and well-se lected assortment of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, at the old established stand, on South East corner of the Diamond, formerly called the Jew's corner. comprising every variety. style and price. In part of Dry foods.—Black Silks, Black Alpaccas, plain and fancy Do. lames, Bereges, Gingharns, plain and fancy Jaconeta, plain end dotted Swiss Victorines, Lawn, Mull. Mouslins, blue and unbleached Shirtings, Osnaburg, Bed Ticking, Jaqucred Diaper. Gents' and Boy's Wear.—Black Cloth, Black Ca.ssiniel es, fancy and plain Cassi metes, silk and fancy Vesting, Kentucky Jeans, Tweed., Denins, Commades, Farmer's Drill—every style and price. A flue assort ment of Gloves and Hosiery of every style and quality. Groceries.—Brown, Crushed, Granulated, Pulverized, and Clerified Sugar, D. & Syrup, New Orleans Molasses, Ground Alum and fine Salts, Dairy do., Gueensware, Glass ware. Cutlery, Cedar-witre, and every other article found in a well-conducted Dry Goods and Grocery Store Haring ;elected their stock with care, they are enabled to sell cheap fur Cash, and re spectfully solicit a share of the publio pa tronage. se- All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for goods. H. S. & E. IL MINNIGH. Oct. 5, 1857 Meßea's Liquid Glue, THE GREAT ADIIESIVE.—Most useful article ever invented, fur house, store and office, surpassing in utility every other glue, gum, mucilage, paste or cement ever known. Always I?eculy for Applioation. Adhesive on Paper, Cloth, Leather, Furniture, Porcelain, China, Marble or Glass. For manufacturing Fancy Articles, Toys, etc., it has no superior, not only possessing greater strength than any other known article, but adheres more quick ly, leaving no stain where the parts are join ed. Naval FArt.s. Within the last three years upwards of 250,00 a bottles of this justly celebrated LIQUID GLUE have been sold, and the great convenience which it has proved in every case, has deservedly @eel:trod - for it a demand which the manufacturer has found it, at times, ditlictrlt to meet; acknowledged by all who have used it, that its merits are far above arty sithilar article or imitation ever ofere4 to pip publie." '• ' seir This GLFEis extensively eounterAiled --observe the latel"-Vcßea's CetebraladLiquid Glue, the Great Aflkesire." Take no T WE-NTT:PI VE CENTS et BOTTLE,. Maoufaetured &Lid Sold, WhQlagate and Retail, by WM. C. MeRP,A, MattoKer, '' No „, r R. 9tYPC7ltevtnt . St., P ' adelphid. barl f iberal inducopeenta o ed'to peisons desirous of telling their abtorti a iele, Satpt. 28i 18.57. ly • . Tailoring. _ • , IT IL linaLLY respectfully informs his old • customers and the pubbogeneral, tint he continues the,..TA 191;;SI ": LLOAING 47.85, near his old mead, in BJuth uzatimoroistiresk when be will be happy to aotentnaodin all who miry patronise bus. All work eussustiol to hia—oare warranted to 6t mill be of meet subeiential maks. Thankful fur part favors, Its eoliiiii a eobtiouanee of publitipatrooage. 11111 1 The Now York Spring and Scanner Fa*ette* an received. Cell and.see them. gattlyvier*. April 0, 1866. , TPitOMiood . sivi fresh, for sale' st.* 4 1 : 4 olheap More or . BoTlit A SIX. R ., : ; I . Au r " ! t z el ti l d *bich,ickg *hod ' • BOYER I BOIS W3l. MeCLIKAN. Aiimat. Moo of M. 4t. W. fioClooo, Uottystoori May 20, 1856. New Firm. A.MILY GROCERIES 1 CONFECTIONS. I: —The uudersignal have purchased the Oro eery Store of L H. MINNIGH, on the Northwest career of the Diamond. formerly occupied by A. B. Kurtz. where they invite the attention of all who may wish Groceries, Confections, Frets—Coffee. Tea, Sugar. Mo lasses, Salt, Starch. Soda. Spices of all kinds, Lemons, Figs, Almonds, &c. Also, a ,Oneas sonata's of chewing and smoking Tobacco, &gars, Snuff, Jac.4.Ve - untry Produce ta ken in exchange for Goods. WM. BOYER 1, SON. September 7 , 1857. The Franklin House, (FOIXgRLY TAE GOLDEN HORSE.) Corner of Franklin and Howard Streets, B ALTIMOIt). DANIEL :SIeCOY, PROPRIETOR. eirPermanent and Transient Boarders accommodated with First-Cla.s Board and Pleasapt Ruo,ns. Cumulv.s'ilonEnArs. H. K. CADY, Sept. 28. General Superintendent. POUTING.—George and Henry Wampler 1 - ) wiU make Roust Spouting and put up the same low, for cash or oountry produce. Far mers and all others wishing their houses, barns. &c., spouted, would do well to give them a call. G. & H. WA.MPLEH. April 18,1853. tf I f l ( - 111 YARDS of Muslin just reoisived - 4 -t•)‘-'uu from the East; haying been purchased for CASH, we are enabled to sell any quantity of Muslin at •lower rates than can be bought any where in the oountry.— Cell and examine, and let our unusually large and qheap Stock of Mastitis reconstneud kem selvos. Remember we have nearly 16,000 yards; YAIINESTOCK. BROTHERS. COBFAN P4XTON hare a large- Stock of Gum Shues and Buffalo Socks fur Ladies acid Gentlemen, of the best quality OOI3E AN & PAXTON have just returned frum the city with, and ara now opening the largest stock of Bata, Caps. Boots noes, ever opened in Gettysburg, and are sell's* off at very ley prices. SHIRTS, Colan and Bollocks, wool and eot ton Under-Skirts and Drawers, Hosiery, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Um brella* and Walking Canes—not to be beat in quality or price. QM at SAMSON'S. 'PLAT Iron Heaters, Charcoal, Fuinsees, Waffle Irons, &n., for Bale cheap at the Ware lt,om of MEADS BrE H LER. ROOTS, Show, Hata and Cape, Carpet Bags, 41 Teunke, I'BNa:4, 7 .aq immense lot, and aellinit low, to make room, at SAMSON'S. RUNKS, Umbrella/And Carpet Baje, at COtIEAN P N'S. OLD Quarters, Levies, Fipa, arid all other nld osia, takon at full value, for Clothing and Notions, at - ' • • SAMSON'S. BAqK-LOADING FROM HA.NOVER.— Formers wishing back-loading from Han over will please apply to SH EADS & BUEH LER. COAL , Sieves , Buckets, Shovels, Pokers, Kettles, Paris, , Le., &.c., can be bad at the Stove Ware Room, in Watt Middle street, ; BREADS k BUEHLER'S. (1013,EAN &PAXTO.i . have all icindaof Silk, ‘-) Far, Felt and.Woel Meta, for Men, Boys, and Children, CO6,k:AN & PAXTON bare all the latest Styles of Plush, Fur, an Cloth Caps. ASPLENDID lot of B‘ffslo Robes, Buffalo, Gum and Calf-Skin Overshoe., selling very cheap, at SAMSON'S. FRESII LIME to be had at S. POWERS' LDIES, Misses end Children' s Gaiters ' Bouts, Buskins and Slippers, Of all kinds stylei iind prices, at COBEAN I PAXTON'S MILK l o niiiev are particularly invited to cal at CC IIEAN & PAXTON'S, and examine their stuck of Shoes, Gaiters, Boots and Slippers / !—Persons desiring to lay in their Winter's supply of Coal, will plesie send in their orders at once, as it oan be furnished cheaper front wagons than from the Yard:— thrive in West Afiddle.street, 0 REAP DRESS GOODS.—You will find ‘- 1 the handsomest and cheapest Ladies' Dress Goods and long Shawls in town at the store GEO. ARNOLD 4; CO. COOK STOVES'—Four styles of Cook Stores—the !Coble Cook, Royal Cook, William Penn, and the Sea S:iell—for sale at the Ware Room of SIIE.U)S & BUEHLER. TOBACCO A, SEGARS. of beet brands, and at ae toniahinglF low rate 9 thole Inch times, at the Flour, Provißion and Grocery S:ore of GILLESPIE & TiIOMAS. STOVES:—Ercry variety of Cook, Parlor, S4loon and Office Stdvee can be aeon at the Ware Room of Sheads LS; Buehler, ih West Mai lle street. Our Stove are all pur chased in Philadelphia, and will he sold cheaper than they can Le bought at retail in the city or elsewhere. Call and see them. T U3II.IER'.--On hand a supply of Lumber, J of seat quality. Orders fur any amount can be filled. Yard on Washington street, near Railroad street. SUEADS & BUEHLER. 11 Winter & PAXTON. ham the Fall and ki Winter style of Black Silk Data. SI LVEIt.—A fine lot of Silver Spoone and Silver Fork+. as low, as city prices, now to be had at SCHICK'S. Call soon, as they sell rapidly. CA.NDIAS AT 16 CENTS.—A flrst rate (Mid* a Moald Candles can be had, at lti omits per pound, at NORBECK'S, Kerr's old °War. TEWELRY, Watches, Pistols, Violins, Gut " urf, Accordeons. Barrao4icani, Zigtm-day, Thirty-hour and Alarm qksoks, at allprice., 'to be had at SAbISON'S. DARLOB MM.—This Store is especially 1. adapted to Dining Rooms and will te e-mound itself on the wore of• economy and con Talisman. - 1t is • very °macron and FOS it. BREADS I riIRVNKS, C •t• • TAfties, <Lc., of £ 1 0 4 4 42 1: 14 7, sad low now, at. .' SAMSON'S. z. BUTlllina.—A new and wellut skyle of Cusl Swot, fur Psalm- or ghanc ber use s . Lis especially intended for chant , betli s aa it conaumea the pia, and thus removes one or the jections to. 'Oct use of coal- eonttle of oowill burs for is hows without repiel4ing. Coll amid see it. 811INAD8 k P -14 , 1 11 and Cknifeotions, nine and fresh, 1 jut from the att.; to`be had at - • GILL2BIIIk4 ritoxit. . A -SUPSRWR artichr pf . BIDA, }l4l 7 for „II : Wafting Sums, &sae Fir • •-• kmalin" A ." 1 " het 1011161111111 g •• • E $• , NCR *CV W mall 'rats at. • !- AY* PAXTON'', - , MINN _ Insurance 164—effects in §tats, against operations indemnity, the Board LtU. SIIEADS & BUEHLER. SIIE.tDS ctic BUEHLER 12011011 Two_4B k ily, 14w", EXTRA ACCOMMODATIONS.—Therm. dersignsd returns his thanks to the publio foe the emiouragesosat henitotore extended to him, and takes pleasure in announcing that he has completed arrangements by el which TWO DAILY LLIS ES of • Coaches will run between Gettys burg and Hanover, to connect with the trains to and from Baltimore, York, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Persons desiring tickets or information will call on the undersigned, or on CHARLES TATE. Ticket Agent, at the Eagle Hotel, in Chambersburg street. CO'&pecial attention given to all packages, &c., or other business entrusted to the under signed between Gettysburg and Hanover, which will be promptly and carefully attend ed to. 7Thepnclersigned has also effected ar• rangernents - by which he will be able to supply Coaches. Stages. Aw. , for Funerals and other ocoaaions, at moderate charges. IiTCIIO CAS WEAVER Gettysburg, Apra 13, 18.57. WI. GILLESPIg. lIEVRY TROIA& Family Grocery and Provision Store. aILLESPLE & THOMAS respectfully in form the people of Gettysburg and the public generally, that they hate just return ed from the city with a General aasorttnent of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS and 'VEGETA BLES, which they are prepared to sell as low as the lowest. FLOrR and FEEDalways on hand, and sold at small profits. Store on York street, one dour east of Wat tles' Rotel. Gettysburg. Aug. 3, 1857. Removed to Hanover. FRANCIS J. WILSON, fate of the Wash. ii ton House at Abbottatown. has taken HERSHEY'S OLD AND POPULAR STAND, in Hanover, where he will be happy to enter tain all who may patronize him. His Table is supplied with the best the market and gar den can afford, and his Bar with the choicest of liquors. His Stables are coin mod ions, and attended by careful Ostlers. - Give him a call. You will a:ways find FRANK. on the spot, ready and willing to make everybody com fortable. [April 27,1857. Cabinet Ware & Chairs. THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and the public in general. that they have commenced the Cabinet and Chairquakieg business, in Baltimore street. near Middle, where they will manufacture all kinds . . of FURNITURE, such as Dressing and Common Bureaus. Tables of va- - rions descriptions, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Stands, and every other article in their line— at.4, of the best workmanship and good ma teriais, which will enable them to warrant their work. Also, every variety of CHAIRS. COIPPINZ made at short notice, and in the various styles. House Painting and Papering attended to, and done in the beat manner. Their prices will be as low u the lowest, as all who may patronize them Vill acknowledge. n'tainber and country produce taken in exchange for work. _. _ NORBECK & REILL EY. Gettysburg, Feb. 23, 1€57.: ly Wingerd, White & Swope, WHOLESALE DP.AIXII.I3 TN Boots, siroßs, CAPS, r &: }STRAW GOODS ; ALSO, IN FASILIQIIIIILT. Moleskin, Salk, Felt and. EFatr Hits, N. R. patr. 3ALTIMORX & 110WAED r 4,1 D , , ixie' S. WAile, 'DAI:TLIfORE, Ith. Jan Stcope. Aug. 3, 1857. • Important Discovery, 4JONSUSIPTION and all Diseases of the Lungs and Throat are positively Cured by Inhalation, which conveys the remedies to the cavities in the -lungs through the air passages, and coining in direct: Contact with the disease, neutralises the tubercular matter, allays the cough, causes a free and easy ex =Lion, heals the longs, purifies the imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system. giving that tone and energy so indis pensable for the restoration of health. To be able to state confidently that Consumption is curable by inhalation, is to me a source of unalloyed pleasure. It is as much under the ; control of medical treatment as any other for addable disease ; ninety mit of every hundred cases can be cured in the first stages, arid fifty per cent. in the second ; but in the third stage it is impossible to save more than five per cent , for the Lungs are so cut up by the dis ease as to bid defiance to medical skill.— Even, however. in the last stages, Inhalation affords extraordinary relief to the suffering attending this fearful scourge. which annually destroys ninety-five thousand persons in the United States alone:and a correct calculation shown that of the present population of the earth, eighty millions are destined to till the Consumptive's grave. Truly the quiver of death has no arrow so fatal as Consumption. In all ages it has! been the great enemy of life , for it spares neither age nor sex, but sweeps off alike the brave, the beautiful, the graceful and the gifted. By the help of that Supreme Being from whom cometh every good and perfect gin, I am enabled to offer to the afflicted a permanent and speedy con in Consumption. The first cause of tubercles is from impure blood, and the immediate effect produced by their deposition in the lungs is to prevent the free admission of air into the air netts. which causes a weakened vitality through the entire system. Then surely it is more rational to ex pect greater goad from medicines entering the cavities of the lungs than from those admin istered through the stomach : the patient will always find the lungs free and the breathing easy, after Inhaling remedies. Thus, Inhala tion is a local remedy. nevertheless it acts constitutionally, and with more p6wer and certainty than remedies administered by the stomach. To prove the powerful and direct influence of this mode of administration, chloroform inhaled will entirely, destroy semi. bility in a few minutes, paralytiug the entire nervous system, so that a limb may he am putated without the slightest pain ; inhaling the ordinary burning gals will destroy life in a few hours. The inhalation of ammonia will rouse the symem when fainting or apparently dead.— The odor of many of the medicines is percepti ble in the skin a few minutes after being in haled. and may. be immediately detected in the blood. A convincing proof of the conati- tutional effects of inhalation, is the fact that sickness is always produced by .breathing foul air—is not. this positive evidence that proper remedies. carefully prepared and judiciously administered through the lungs should pro duce the beppleet results t During eie_hteen yews' poscuee. many thousands su ffering from diseases of the lungs and, threat, hare I been under my care, and I have effected many I 1 1 remarkable cures, even after the sufferer, had been pronounced in the fast stage*. which ' fully satisfies me that tehmtreption is no looser a fatal disease. My treatment of con. emptiest is original, and kntrideten lectex perienes amt.a almost investigation. My perfect acquaotance with the NUM* of tuber ! cis, i 4., enables me It truninguisb ' , reedit?, ' the mwloosfones ordiemile tbaystindline:eort. *outpace; andipply the proper temedtesi situ ly heiagraismiten even is a single Mow • Tsbi fiLrailiarkk, in connection 441/14reitsltrlielthee logield aid misrimeopie .tteeotteries. , 'etiabiet Um is Edisto the birivo-hoes the effect. Of con tracted akares, to teas* the , obitiitt..Peritythe blood. *put to it' sosensd "halite :giving *nosy and,tons tabus eleint Syrientof• • " Medicines with full dirostikr*Vanalt to any pen et ibelitaitel Stites , re& beashe by pities's yeatreabiestleir tbrii eytwiltetits• by_ letter. Batibesurir would beriberi vertaitt if the patient shoild pay me a visit, whit," 1, 04 44 Pr' 4 1, fin 0W 0 712. ""t 0 n/Fninn teal help rod mashie 4 2no?a, with put* etititier, , ~th:)4 l ltr , s s • ORAHAAIt.d2„,:c • °4 * # ' l l = .ticw4"' l•t• l • I ;16171 aNviaini t ait .77.1.1:14,1' ' It , .-:-• ( ~ ,-, 1 "' IL tl..t.ftt Pall Drir Goods. PYRE LANDELL, FO URTH 4 :AR:3II street., Philadelphia, respectfully re quest Cash Buyers to examine a fine stock of - SEASONABLE GOODS, adapted ghtls7 PENNBTLYANIA TILADX. • Full Line of Fall Dress GaAs , . New Designs of Fall Shawls. Rich Silks of Newest Styles. Good Black Silks of all ' , lithe. 4 Cases assorted French Matinees. 7 " Poll de Sherry, New Goods. British and American Dark Prints. ' Satinetts, Cavdmeres, Cloths and Yeatinp• Linens, Flannels, Blankets. Lc. N. B. 'Auction Bargains froth Nerli'Viitit and this City daily received. Particulavat tention given to Country orders for Di:Arable Goode. Terms NETT CASH.' August 31, 1557. 3m ' L.r l tßEß.—Sheads & Buehler itaye at -Au their Yard on Washington Attneet. near Rill Road street, a large supply ; of suporjor River LUNI3ER, which those dosirtng to purchain would do well to examine. It. 'HEADS. C. H. antittAtir. ' Lumber, Coal and Stoves. 11'E IV FIRJII, T HE undersigned resptctfully annousos to 4 - the citizens of Gettysburg and vicinity, that they have entered into a co:partnership. and intend opening a CQAL cf• LU AIRS!? YARD, on Washington street, in the mar of the Eagle Ilotel, where they will be happy to see all who may favor them with a call. They will furnish every variety of Store, Blacksmith and 4,:meburne, a COAL, at Ite lowest posst b'.e Wholesale rates, in order to introduce ft into general'use. They also intend krepit* a fall and general at.soi talent of Lulllifia,,as soon as the Railroad is completed. They will keep constantly on hand every virietYtt COAL and WOOD STOVE-S i , which are the celebrated V. illiatu Cook, Royal Cook and :-'ea Snell' Cook Stoves. Also the Charm. Capitol, Irtettaiii. Planter, Premium anti Parlor Cook Stove% Air-tight. Star. Franklin, Plot-air Parlor Grate, Lady Washington, Oak, Magnolia. Union,•Air-tight Bare Cylinder, Trupia and Harp Cannon Stoves. Persons wishing to examine their stock will please call at their Store 'Ware Roma. op West Middle street, at the residence of Robert Shcads. -- Orclers promptly Urn(TM to. ItOOERT 4811 E D 4, C. HENRY BURLILER. Gettysburg, Aug. 1. 1857. The Largest Chair 7' • AYD Furniture E.tahlistnen Biltirarire! lIATIIIOrS GAY ST. WARKIf_OO3II3,. X. 23 North Gay rtsect, near, Fayektip4 where are kept alwars _on hand, or made tot order, ererr qtyle of Yreneh in Plash, Hair, Cloth ur Br,rntelle. !v French Full Stuff and ,Nie,litlkion. PIA!: ARM CHAIRS, in Plush, Hair, Chith Brocatelle. French Full Stuff Carved Pitigkik: CHAIRS, in sets, with Plush, Hair, Cl tirocatelle. t"' SOFAS, half French Spring Mahe . Walnut Parlor CIL in Hair„ 91 Plush. ROCKING CHAIRS----varions d • (lair, Cloth and Plush. Stuff Spring LOUNGES-I, i Imse ment always on hand, or any plater:lir or covered with any geode to order 4 1.: :Pp l+ CIIA3IIEII ]1000py.., - * Walnut, complete, (rum 5 ,3-4 up. CANN criA I RI/ 'nn'l Ittyckitik largest assortment ready made izOlajrciriof house in the United States—fropl,V-2,, Auk : en up, Bar Room, Offire and Dining 0111003.1 ii" Oak, Walnut or )Lillogany, with, Cfi Woad or Stuffed Seats—.in assortment fraeirig • 1•••••, over 56 dozen. Wood seat CIIAIRS .and SETTEES salt: Rocking Chair!-- nor 100 dozen. . A. MATIIIOT, 25 Nortb . Gai Street; near Fayette street . ' t May 18. 1857. ly One Dontirt .PAID• .I,V;AD , VANCE, I- Will Secure • the Regular_ Visit of to the 'Tome of any Faintly iii else Count, ? •• • ''IY9 ' 143 MiAL WILL ' Afford. tootrutitlein and Anittseb2eht. -1 • I • POE .P.ATIHNig, I 11021IERS,, WV:MILERS AND SISTWI2,6 Y . 74 • fILD A:113). YOUNG,,II • MALE ANDFENLIT , E: shoutlit'e u'ithAtt the C'enieit." 116..11t,76"couidl . be'spelit in no node: profitable *tanner rause fry t obsorilabilti tor the. i‘,Totfrt.ut," widen will faStiNitte yotoyAgi• all t4,,pewe,of the. • markets,. the inarriagge and, the ‘. A , ticeurring Su the rOrnmuniry, aelections of litoesoarelocietey, wit and humor, and all tint A-WO to sal s #rsi-;se VA 1 4 1 ):. ZjO 4 1 2 11)fl/TA 4rokniihe - Editor 11.9447vc0" - '.l. Sir4:l6;s: . JOB PRDMinit. - I "thrl • ~we . , thalit ever , t 9. 14,4 Li4lol various Ora , sot- • 4 111 ' 111:1 1 1 bbing . ..; sfid • ', { 4.7 1 t; ' 4 'l' v• 401 ,1, „,.. ' • c•-•,' ", , sit .e.4;413 EMI
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