ZeCt9Otqf liglllollllßlSlrk.
AF TALCAR PI.I"I I 4 II' •••• 11 1111TAT1,...- I A t PRITATI" SAVIL•;-16 - 1 insiersi
..... - la The subeeriber,ittrater , of the nip ! - 41 - offers at Private lAA* all his Real
...4 plough would tb tate of J.sicra Bstirs, deomited, will sell st :as fellows: - • ,•• -
~st either bold or driy Public Sale, at the late residence of said de., No. I—My late resldenee In Gettysberg,
. .. ' cooel. in Mduntploasant township, Alms fronting 30feet on Chambeteburgetreet. with
From She Gernauao.• Ni n riiph. county, on the road loading from Gettysiidrg Brick Dwelling, Stable, and other ituproro
.,.
lIINGLES DURABLZ.
:--In a late number of
7
Ow ti II mover , 4 miles
i/ from the former plats, . menu.
toi TiLld 4' Jy, I it! ill of ifarcit nett, the fob . N'. 2 —Lot adjoining above on the IVest,
Lowing Personal Property, vii : 3 head of fronting. '..).9 feet on street , with Stable, Ac
bed, bows and car - and other improvements.
y . DOttee a plan to make • inrl ‘ o r d a i g
o n ! including a ,
withrii a mare with with foal.) 6 Mitch No. '—Lotadjoining' N 1 .
o . o. .... (routing 3^
a _ ,
__ - 4 8 1 10 Alle, which may be very Con's. 0 Heifers, I Bull, Sow and Shoats, a feet on *acne street, with large Coach Shop,
V 'llllllOlllOlOlB not so easily understood i
broad-tread llrg r'
er, 1 narrow-tread Wagon, Hay Ladder., ' No. 4—L it adjoining '', 3,
Nt .f r ont i ng 29
byhtllllll/7,lti it might be. About twen- St i ne 8. , 1, 1 Carriage, Ploughs and Harrows, feet. with double Brick D. r - •-
ire. in,g, Smith
Wiiino .ring Mill, Cutting B is, Cloverseed Stop, ,t.,...
ty4Witywil ago, it fell to ray lot to us.'
„ Striptter, 11 n.se Gears, fifth, Itg halter and t No 5 .Lot west of the
Foundry, with
111111141111111Idallet notate thousand oak shin -: cow Chains, Forks, Rakes, Bruin C r adles, StentU .. . Saw and Grist Mill,
sielig l Arblea were piled up butA short '
-Ili s
e , Ac.; nay by the tin, Corn by vie No. 6.--Lot Adjuininz No. 5, containing
' i o l u.liel, and Grain in tbe . ground. ...Us about 3 Aeres.
thrleillitii they were soaked for about Aischold and Kitchen Farr Iture.as f dlows : ' No. 7.—Three Lots fronting each 30 feet
forty-sighl hours in thick lime-water. TttL!e. nut Chairs, Bods, Be lstea Is and Be I- ' on Chambersburg street.
WeetrlplOyeda common pumice trough ( i i , i i n , g e ,
I C:as: it: of
t D i rawi.•rs, C h , , ,k;og S.ore and No .
.. B.—Lot in Baltimore street, with Log
, wit hot
2 ;:- articles : Bacon D•seilii,g, 4n'.
from the eider house, used u couple bu- , „'i L l '
tr.( ,by the pound, snaps of Boe-, 1 No. 9—L it northeast of town, containing
Oils of lime at a time; slaked it in the smooth Hide, a Jot of hogsheads, with a curie- about , I . Acres.
trattet, then put in sufficieit - water to ty of "tiler articles, too numerous to mention. t No, W.—Tract of Land in Hamiltrinhan
, Sde to continence at 10 o'clock, A. M , township, lying on Marsh creek,
Laritaili.ne•
Inaba the trough about one-third full. 'in said du) , when attendance will Lu given ,51 Acres, part cleared and part in first-rate
iiii*IVIII thoroughly stirred up before and terms made known by , timber.
• GEO. SMITH', .4..inilr. , No. 11.--Coach Establishment in Sher.-
putu,ng
In the shingles. They were RM. : Fa,. 1, 185-8. ts ) herdstown, Va g , with good will, Ac. The lre
filing' their thick end, which, when the , - cation is an admirable one fur business, and
,
taut' 'll e. qs full, made theta about half
"t• I A T PUBLIC SALE.—The su b scr ib ers, in
t .i . ,
- tending to remote, will sell at Public plirTitlesgood and terms to suit pureba
or-er,
Valuable Personal Property improvements in good d
their lir;uw.ll Immorsed. sins. Enqu i re of D. A. Biism.ra. Esq.,
Clet
e:Ns, whetlier it was two or four days S de. at their residence. in Huntington town-1 tyaburg, or the undersigned residing inShep.
the late hetllll'wn• Ca. C. W. HOFFMAN.
thatwe left them iii, I'd° not remember,' s. lento~ vllittF. (Le” the lArn: of
/vnip
j „ r , u.
, 1 ,.: , ;, 5 e., „ 2. ji teir:e , il ,, ,, ,
1 , 1,
, 1 , y , 7, ::, ,, , ,, , ,,, : 1 :_i1ic., i 1
~ h e 3d
, d p ,,„, :it ~1
nb .. o N. ts prop l e f r n ti o e t s s , o r l i . l l l l) 6 y e the fur let March, the
but that would matter but little, I should ' if
think. When one lot was taken out, viz : 311 irse , , a, host rat , S.rilii.iii, 9 Mulch Jan. 18, 183.
y: , C.tws 59 he v.l of li tg , 11 •' i ty ' d _____
another lot was put in, until they were
Sows; • a 4-Ii • orso narr.,W4:::v u l ' l ' N ' ' ', 7 ' ) Il br n oo- Mill and Farm for Bale.
allooaked in that manner. Being rather , H ,cluovay But7gy. '
ehe„hing Machine,. N' i e n w d ' I WILL sell at Private Sale, my MILL ANV
of. the boy order at that time, I gat • M IL Cutting is or, Ploughs, Harrows, Siievel -'•• FARM, situate in Germany townshitc ;
' Ploughs, Culti% atom Horse Gears double' Adams eountv within one d
- Very fired of this ( useless as I thought) and single trees, rakes, forks, and a v ' ariety of ,of the Li ttleito Railroad , mi le
a d a w n hen a ba h .
job, and of course it would make an ether flu-ming implements -- all nearly new. I Railroad is extended to Taneytn e wn - it will t in e
, I liar 5.1.10 to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., ! all probability pass close by. The farm con
impression not easily erased. 4 on A 4 Ni day, when attendance will be give/3 1 tains 37} Acres. more or less, 10 to 12 acres
Twenty years after that time I harpi and teruts wade known by . lis heavily timbered and about 10 acres of good
petted- to get to the old bomestesd, JAMES DICKS. meadow bottom, the land is mostly of the
I ROBERT 11. DICKS. slate soil and ver susceptible of a high state
where everything had undergone a, [John francs. Auctioneer.] of cultivation. imo acts well up - in it, and
ehtthAro. The straw shed, upon whicni February 8. es hailstone is-near by. Possession given first
'
the shingles above alluded to, wore peal . Ud St of April next. GEO. ARNOLD.
l.
arware ore. Jan. 25.1858. •43t
/
in -roof, was - tern down, the roof and Tj would IE subscribers
respectfully art-, iiiirJansee Stable who is in possession of
timbers to be need for another purpose. )
, atm/mete their friends and the publicthat ' the property will show it.
they have opened a I.l.uslw re Stare,• B 1 •
The roof had been cut in regular pieces, -
1 , "
. more 1 street , adjoining the residence of warm
to U641(1 --- igitin. Uri inquiry, I found It I Ziegler, Gettysburg, in whichh
t oy always
was the sumo roof we had put on ; which ! i e ntend as to so
ortffineeZt the pulialAicitiambyArgelEandlgAn
"at once aroused my curiosity- to know l i Steel, Groceries, Cutlery. Coach Trimmi r n o gs n ,
how these shingles which had given me • Springs, Axles, Saddlery, Cedar-ware, Shoe
SO 1444- trouble, had lasted. To my ; e F r ti
i n o g c s i , P i a n i g n ts e , r (l e i r l; n d i e i s ti cr i:y t e . Sl .,
mif f s, i r n t lre i n- ,
es
surprise I foand the roof tight and' in the above line of bo,inetis P , d e scriptive
which they ,
the attention of coach-makers, black-!
smooth I took out my knife and tried it 4 inv .?:
in different places on the shingles; found ; makers,ms carpenters, ca b in e t - makers,
tlie
public
ge . e
r s a h l z;.. •
i
Otero. almost as hard as bone ;"and indi- i Our stock having been •selected with great l
eafed a fair rosp act of covcri fi care and purchased for cash, we guarantee .
p g a n other ;
r• (fur the ready money,) to dispose of any part
building for twenty
,years more, with-; of it on as reasonable terms as they clan be
out btiOg done for. I purchased anywhere. I
lttbis lapow, and you think it worth
we particularly request a call from our
friends, and earnestly solicit ashore of public '
a ~I.t mat your service; .
Pliice • I favor, as we • are determinined to establish a'
Yoetrt rlspect fully, s . li . t character fur-selling goods at low prices and
I dui.ig , husiuess on fair principles.
aaltotiale, Feb. 8, 1858. - JOEL D. D.t.NNBR,
DAVID zrEtit.Eß.
Gettysburg, June 9, 1851. tf
oi tli,* plough would thrive,
isnot either bold or drive."
BAYING SENTE4
A .correspondent, who has traveled'
in Itely,says that one of the interesting W I Y. GILLESP/Li. never THUMAS.
novelties is that country was "Baked : Family Grocery and Provision Store.
,
Beide," etwried hot from the ovens and' aILLESPIE et THOMAS respe ofelly in
sold in the streets at almost all hours ‘-' 4 form tho people oft ettysburg and the
public generally, that they truce jolt return
of the da Y• ire tiled than/ ass fng ‘ te r lel from the city with a general re..ortment of
of parlOsity, at first , and found them GROCERIES,NOVISIONS an :1 N'EGET.I-
, .
I•ori , 4101/sriusis when oaten with butter, ,' BLES.-irhieh they are prepared to .ell as low
,sa the lowest. FLOUR and FL'EDalwaye on
salt turd mper. Thousands buy and; hand, and sold at small profits.
eat' them thus, and, not unfrequently, Sore on York street, cue door east of Wet
• -• ' ' H •
maice4rp an' entire meal in this way.--,- ties G otel.
b A ug. 3 18..
i cols urg„ . JI .
This 'ls' not - hew to us. In Vtiluitne '
• I Great Excitement!
(111., page 117, we recommended bak. t
11111.\1011.1 k ACEIIIIIIIIIIII STILIJ iaLID:
ino- bests and we can assure all who!
~ t
i tr.
will ltdop - I this mode that they will find
ciLle NOTICE that we have
. auew and splendd hd of HA CAPS hist received
TS, ,
It muck superior to boiling, as bakiogt BOOTS & SHOES, i
which we offer to the
public CHEAPER than ever, having put
render' them mach more tender; swept
r down our stock to the toir•st lining profits.--
And, juicy.—e.-Imeiican Agriculturist. I Under these arrangements we can pit our
. , I goods within the roach of ALL as to style,
air Gro,po vines, it'nut pruned i n the. quality, and PRICE. Our moon is quick
Fall, should b;.: now, is moderate; sales and small profit.. Call and examine
*either.-- --
oar stuck elf goods before purchasing else
where. Remember the sign of the ', BIG
-
INlomettr ilia - RAILROAD OOMPA- BOOT, " Chalabetaburg street, below Buell
, lar's Drug Store.'
. ;• • i o oNZES, • I
Rey and Shoes'outde epnn the short- ,
A very important principle •
to roil- est notice and by the best of workman.
road companies. as welt ae , to the whole i October 19, 1857. Fall at Winter Good 3,
traveling public, was ruled by Judge'
Wdbd ward. of the o)tt promo Court of. Blank Deeds, &u). , • tuediu,u ,daonauneino to the communi-
Penntyleania, in the long contested suit' COMMON DEEDS, (single and double ae- ty am l puldisrin general, that he has received,
wit-' knoveledgeneht,) and Deeds for Executors from the eitket the I..trgest and must eotuplete
of carien - Ys. the Philadelph;a,
Corn-/ and A luainistrators with the will annexed, : s tu c k of URY LlOOelS, that it has ever been
ntiligtou and all ti more 11.:ilroad I just printed, on superior paper and with new I your pleasure to examine in this place. all of
patty. The Phriadelphia Ledger says: type, „ t , T„ c oup ", w n ee. s amai ,,,, e „ .
l - which bag been, selected with time, the utmost
The iistit, a•as brotivht for damages for Sotipcenas, Huutte, do., also on haunt and fur I mi r e, an d with particular reference to the
personal . injiirie-, .inStailit's.l by the plain-; sale. Dec. 11, 1t57. i l tastes and wants of there iple of this leonlity,
titrtvhile crossing in a two horse wagon f TiOtieta. land which for beauty of style and obeapne,..,
the track of the railroad. The case he challenge, oottupetitiou. In the LADIES' '
AVING sold my Store, and intending to' DEPART.IIENT he has all styles, qualities, ,
was prtilrauted and il 'tended by sever-, H change my business, I hereby notify all' shades, and or" .I,i; of G - itels. s uitable
. -L fur the :
al °Soar ablest, counsel, and the trial oe-; who know themselves indebted to me by note'season. lie Invites the Ladies to call and
cuitied throe or tour d. , l' resulting resulting in a ur account to call and settle the same on ur i take a loot through hie selections at their!
verdict
for the defeiolait te,overe polo t be- before the 20th of March -next, aenftee , thati I etirlieet ronveitiMice. FOR THE GENTLE.'
ing elaborately , „I.
~ , c,i-o,lJudge Wood.. will collect all claims as soon as th e law tr i l l. MEN, ho has a c h o i ce ew e, ° fa n o *, e t.ts .i. I
ward charged the jury substantially a 9 allow. I mutt pay my liabilities. So look; metes. ymtiaz,.. te,„&e., all good and cheap.'
and 'are (ista ..for liileall whet I say..
follows : " Ist. That a person about to ou , t j a 1 . .., : Don't pass by Nohickle.--he will always be
an. A. , , Do. us
j°IIN hi °b -E ' t found show o al andsell h - '
crags a railroad tr.i. k, is in duty bound ___ _ _ ..... .., ._ lre a dy to A 3 u sap—
to titop and look in both directions, and New Firm. ninon , sa the very cheapest.
. '
listen before crossiii4.,:. 2d. That if the 44 1 -trIILY GROCERIES & CONFECTIONS. 1 Oettysborg, O et. 19, 57.
~,-----
plaintiff contributed in the slightest de-, x —The undersigned have pit rchaeed the Gro- l 'v. oo New Goods.
greo .to 'the aoeisient in question, he ' eery Store of E. H. Ill'CNlGli.- 4n thel fl WI ARNOLD L 00.1 mi-a just received.
could not, recover, although the railroad Northwest corner of the Diamond. formerly l uy
, a large stock of New G eels. among,
company were negligent." This, i n occupied
. by A. B. Kurtz. where th ey
invite which are Lathes' Dress Goods in „rest eerie-'
the attention of oil who may ere tvroctries,i ,
our opinien;is not only good law, h Ckyths. Orer-emetinr, Camel
out Confections, Fruits—Coffee, Tea, Sugar. Nu - [ "-Y . ' eiren P
common sense. The idea that has so mere, Jeans, Satinets. Carole, Vesongs. Floe.'
lasses, Salt, Starch', Soda. Spices of all kinds, I
lone prevailed that railroad companies Lemons, Fig,. Aonds, etc. Also, a fine as- i n i e l l s ,
withS'h a z l i s a ,
r C , , e er s p t ei oo ts t;
o a f 4l tewiy.:i s i t a te d s o so ot e i r l - . 1
are.to be made responsible for all the sortment act chewing and smokiry ,
Tobacco, i a ng y :all of our ownmakine• warranted to be
consequences from collisions on the ..Segsrs, Snuff', ;to. I.7•Country Produce ta.
, well made andoo fit well, als o a large stock of
lines of their respective roads, whether Lon in exchange fur Good,.
Groceries, all of which will be salt cheap fur
W3l. COYER i SON.
they were negligent in attending to; cash. Call and see us. I
September 7, 1857.
their duties or not: needed the check ;
______
which Judge Woodward, iA his ruling, Removed to Hanover. 1 adr-A few STOVES on hand will be sold
1 , „,
hasgiven it. Heretofore, the tendon- VRANCIS J.• WILSON, • late of the Wash- 1 ° "" P '
ay orthe_decisions of courts and ver- -u ington Horace at Abbottst(wn, has taker) j Two Daily Lines.
diets of jurio.t.have all been i n the lIERSHEY'SOLD AND POPUL krt. STAND.; ,
, ri XTRA ACCOMMODATIONS.—The un
wroagAireetien.—lnstead nf tending to in ilinever , where he will be happy to enter-
_ Li
, erb . 1 .
undo:private travel careful in crossing tem all who may patronize him . His Table for • 1 g' .
i ed returns his thanks to the public
is supp lied with the beet the market and gar- ' the eneours„eutent. htiretofore extended to
the iraelcs of railroads, the disposition
dencan afford, and his Rip with the choicest ' h:m, and takes pleasure in announcing that ho
to considerthe railroad eompanyalways of 1i 11iS ub l et has completed strangeatents by
quors. s are commedi ous, an 4 , as o I
in the wrong, and the iudiridual always attended by careful Ostlers. Give bun a call. , which TWO DAILY LINES of „,-. sr •
the Victim, a warding him promptly full, You will always find FRANC. on the spot, I Coaches will run between Gettys- Wiwi <,t
find erntistimes exemplary damages, has ready and willing to uotke everybody com• i burg cud Hanover, to connect with the trains
tended to make them reckless of the fartable. . ( kimi 120, 1867, [to and from Baltimore, York. llarri.burg,
dausages that may ensue to the railroad
el )NFECTIONS.-1 fine assortment just miormation will call on the under.igned, or on
009may's property, and the lives of v ree.uved, among which are Mint, Lemon,' thiseLes Tare, Ticket Agent, at the Eagle
their' passengers sad employees. It li ,rL,,,auel, and Cull* Candies. Also, Hutch, in Cliamberaburg strut. I
courts and jories had set out in the first Cordial, Wtne. Haut, Lioorice. Strawherrv, t0.. - 7Speeial attention gisen•to all packages.
establishment of railroads with the Cream. Acid, Aeld, Pipe-apple, Jenny !And, and &c.. or other business eit i t i rested to tl ii ie s un ler-
Prideiple of holdinz private travel dia- `v
' can di es ac b44"e Nt.il. l. l3rfl e 'l: l l u t pr .tl.) "f. N' s S ti . c' ' b Xch li w t rll tu. b e e e p n ro ts m v p t t?; and u rg ca s re n f a u Ily a r tt l i . id r :
the 'for damage to railroad companiei _
eel to
and4lieir passengors, the number of att.! CIANDLES Al' 18 CI NTS.—A. first rate ,---:.
The undersigned has also effecked sr
chlorite weal Ino dunbt bave b..son great- k_./ ertiete of M raid Candle. can be had; at '
mngements by which ho will be able to supply
/3" - Wastizel. The tender:icy has been I, k , cents Per pound, at NJHBECE'S, Kerr's, Coaches, Stages, Le., fur Funerals and other
not vnly Lb ,asks indiviluals criminally ol d c4ruer, _, -- I *
, occasions, at moderate charges.
°aright:4s, but hos even opinted the door . A LARGE, lot of SUMMER CLOTIIINU, I . NICHOL tS WEAVER.
to the Maitclou.s and knavtah, .i put,' Li- seam: at ter* small profits atGettysbqrg, Apid 13, 1557.
t CoillEAN I PAXTON'S. 1 --:
tole a property, in
lush an. - We, in EF.I? it before the people, that '..S per cens,.
that, • gocki zottrlif 4 e 4 4. beskaltal by purchasing your goods
Intel, -sad perhaps , from 11. Y. i'IL4iING.
...., _
atittist shalom* pur-fIUERSL4WARE.—Pervitis wiehing to por
t Wilntingtott Ittil : i I% ehitatot,hiettnswere will_do-well by examin
'used
.o
Wisely In re.
,Pug the large and welleitinsitad assortment at
I.lgrigi.xivrAr - A t; i ,
....; _ , l A.; pi; kW it inns% ,
- ,
' 44111 ‘4 4 la rilirb• ► b.J9itAti.4l AMISS% epowt*-414 641104 m
:•i ritykourflumikeiliemniabtAtOets, • .
I•,:sr. .., ;. t., ." r: , ". - 1,.. , •.. ~.,1
'.ic-
#:
Attention !
FIVE HUNDRED MEN WANTED—
To buy Over-Coate from PICKING;
T O buy Over-cotta from Pickin; ;
To buy Over-coati from Picking;
TO buy Over-coats from Picking;
To buy Over-coats from Picking;
T O bay Dress-coats from Picking ;
To buy Dress-coats from Picking;
9 10 buy Dress-coats from Picking;
/ To boy Dress-coats from Picking;
TO buy Business- coats from Picking;
To buy Business-coats_llrom Picking;
T O buy Dress and Common Coats from
Picking ;
T O buy Dross and Common Coats from
Picking
9 10 buy Buffilit and Gum S'iues, Clucks,
Violins and Alcorde-ons from Picking ;
T O buy GluveN, Hosiery, Shirts, Drawers,
Trunks and Carpet Sacks from Picking;
110 buy Umbroilit. and Cane,. from
FRANKLIN 13. PICKING"'
Dec. 21, IS-57.
Hover's Liquid Hiir Dye.
THE testimony of Prof. B ,oth and Dr.
Brinckle having previously laxis publish
ed. tho following now adduct:
From Prof.l,42l.ossev, fatnerly Prt•fessor
of Theory awl Practice of :Slcilicine in the
Female Medical of anis, aril
late Professcr of Surgery in the .‘nierican
C.,lleige of Medicine, &c.
Tith, Lis6.
31a.. Josz.eu E. Ilavait trial of your
Liquid Hair • Dye will omit nice the most
skeptics!, that it is n Mt %., eiCP"t• and eifica
(lOUS preparation. 1 . 47/tke ta.wv , itill!rd, it
has in several instance. pt ore(' I•erriee.ible in
the cure of some i'utanr"u 4 eruptimi4 on tbu
head, and I hac e no hesitation in commentlingl
it to those requiring au- 11, an spp!ication.
Very respe,:tfully. . 1
J.l. 1 Mt.Ci.nscr.r, D., 1
• 4:5 Race St.. above 13th.1
OiaT`llurer'rlrr;iiiig
Writing Fitt a. and Ibrer's Inks,
still maintain their high chrtra , ter. which h:
always distingnishe , l them. and the extensive
demand first rreatei, has cuutinueJ uninter
rupted unt,) the present.
Orders addressed to the Manufacture, N 3.
416 RACE Street above FOURTH, (yid Nu.
114. E Pailadelphia, will receive prompt at
teutiva by
JoZAEPII E. ROVER. Manufiletdrer
Dee. 21, I•si. [ape. 13. 1]
Sll.lHTS.C.tiars and Bosoms, sciol and cut
-I*-1 bon Liader-Siiirts and Drawers, Hosiery,
Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Saspendess, tint
brellas and Walking Canals —44 d to tie best in
quakisj or prisms. Call ai SAMSON'S.
GLOVES !-L 'age s mind Getta' dark; Hest
and black Kid Wove" .of
Also, Sak, CAtoik, Worsted, 114ter!‘ #l4/,
linek OtnTlite ea?! *CO
soodtastattebr Wit frOSlNgiti.
.11. Samson, Majwiper d• Proprietor
1
Wort ()pea at 6 o'Aceir., A. X.—Performanee
to commence imiseediately after.
kdults,
Children, (under 12 years of a ) Hall Price
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
TO THE PCBLLC:
The subscriber, thankful for past favors,
respenfally informs the Inhabitants of Get
tysburg and surrounding country, of the
fact that he hei just raceited iron; the New
Turk Auctions a
SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS!
which he is determined to sell at astonishing
ly low rates for casts. In return for the liber
al r..atronage bestowed upon him, he willgive
a strand Cutuplitpentai7 Benefit, on which oc
colon will be presented
TW) MAGYIFICEVT PIECES!
Oa Wednesday, o , :tober
and every day until further make, will be
prow:thud tie very popular Tragedy of
GOOD FITS!
with the following unrivalled east :—Fashion
able Clothing, from the finest to the luwe4t
priced qualities. Gentlemen's Furnishing
(muds, in great variety. Boots, Shoes, Bats,
Caps, &e., to suit all tastes.
An Intermission of Ten Minutes,
.to allow those making large purchases time
for Lunch. &e., &c.
The whole to conclude with 3f. Senison'e'sac
ceeeinl Piny, entitled
VA.RIETIESI
the beenty of which will cause great excite
ment among the Ladies and Gentlemen.
Oct. 2G, 1857. tf
GEORGE ARNOLD lk ca have now on
hand, at their Clothing Ertrpariarn,, a
large stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING,
all of our own getting up, made out of our
own cloths, and warranted to be made in the
very best manner and style, among which are
Dress Conts of every variety, Over -coats, Vaii
taloons, Vests, Monkey jackets, &0.. also
Black, Blue, Olive, Brown, Claret, Drab and
Green Cloths, for Over-coats, with trimmings
to suit, sold ()hear); also cheap Cassimeres,
Ca4sinets, Jeans, Cords and men's wear gen
erally. We have just received the fall fash
ions, and hare hands constantly employed
cutting out and making up, and if we cannot
please you in a garment relay made, we will
take your measure and make you a suit on
short notice. Call and Fee as. The above
goods will be sold clieap for elms.
Oct. 12, 1857.
Wingerd, White & Swope,
NI lI,ILESALE DEALEkB IN
BOOTS, SlloES, CAPS, 6i, STRAW
GOODS ; ALso, IN VASIIIoNARLE
3fuleskin, Sdk, Felt and Fur Hats,
N W. Cor. BALTIMORE 4 110 WARD ST3.,
Adam B. Wiagerd,}
Daniel S. ;I' Aile, BALTIMORE, MD.
John A. Sle.ye.
Aug. 3, 1637.
CO)itiIIMPTION and all Diseases of the
Longs 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 alai
the disease, neutralizes the tubercular matter,
allays the cough, causes a free and easy ex
pectoration, heals the llings, purifies the
blood, imparts renewed vi'mlity to the nervous
system, giving that tone and energy so indis
pensable fur the restoration of health. To be
able to state confidently that Consumption is
curable by inhalation, is to me • source of
unalloyed pleasure. It is is much under the'
control of medical treatment as any other fir
multi& disease ; ninety out of every hundred
cases can be cured in the first stages, and fifty
per cent. in the second ; but in the third stage
it is impossible to save more than five per
cent , fur 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-tire thousand persons in Lb.
United States alone : and a correct calculation
shows that of the present population of OK'
earth, eighty millions ari destined to fill the
Consumptive's grave. I
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 ag e nor sex, but sweeps off alike the
brave, t he beautiful, the graceful auell the
gifted. — By the help of that Supreme Being
fritu whom cometh every good and perfect
gilt, I am enabled to offer to the afflicted a
permanent and speedy cure in Consumption.
The tirst 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 sir into the air cells, which
canses a weakened vitality through the entire
system. 'I hen surely it is more rational to e.e•
ne et greater good.from medicines entering the
cavities of the lungs than from Otiose *drain
istered through the stomach ; the patient will
always find the lungs free and the breathing
easy, after libeling remedies. Thus, Inhal e s
thin is I. lual remedy, nevertheless it acts
conigitutioually; and with more power and
cemainty than remedies administered by the
ntotnach. To prove the powerful end direct
influence of this mode of administration,
chloroform inhaled will entirely destiny sensi•
bility in a few usintites. - paralysing the entire
nervous sys.tetn, so that a limb may lie stn.
putsted without the slightest pain ; inhaling
the ordinary burning gas sill destroy life in a
few hour's.
The inhalation of ammonia will rouse the
system when fainting or apparently dead.
The odor of many of the medicines is percepti
ble in the skin a few minutes after beim , bin
haled. and way be immediately detected in
the blood. A. convincing.prcxst of the consti
- •
consti
tutional effects of inhalation, is the fact that
sickness is always produced by Ineathing foul
air—is nut this positive es 'deuce that proper
remedies, carefully prepared and judiciously
administered through the lungs should pro
duce the happiest results? During eighteen
years' practice, many thousands suffering
(tom diseases of the lungs and throat, have
been under my care, and I have effected many
remarkable cures, even after the sufferers had
been pronounced in the last stages, which
fully satisfies me that consumption is no
longer a fatal disease. My treatment of con
sumption is original, and founded on long ex
perience end a thorough investigation. My
perfect acquaintance with the nature of tuber
cles, he., enables me to distinguish readily,
the various forms of disease that simulate con
sumption, and apply the proper remedies, rare
ly being mistaken even in a single case. This
familiarity, in connection with certain patho
logical and microscopic discoveries, enables
me to relieve the lungs from the effects of con
tracted chests, to enlarge the chest, purify the
blood, impart to it renewed vitality, grvipg
energy and tone to the entire system.
Medicines with - full directions lent to any
part of the tinned States and.Canadas by
patients communicating their symptoms Ly
letter. But the care Would kie more certain tf
the patient should pay
.a visit. which
would give me en opportunoeiatnine the
lunge and enable too to proscribe with" much
greater certainty, and then the cure could be
eif e cto t i yfalieut my seeing the patient again.
G. W. GRALII.II. M. D..
P 4,11 .3 I Filbert S1..(oltl No.103,)&elow
puu.AaaLruu., 7A.
July 20, 1857. 17 :
(LOOK STOVES!--Four stytes of Couk
tkoveo—cao -NobJe. Cook, Royal Cook,'
and-the Sea S iaLk 7 4ur oal• at
he poax,ef A,O,i 4 RV Faint
©CD Quirtor i t, troiferaim sad all Mho
okbNis,t4. ‘ . 1 Mir" *praloalig
kna vim . • -
•
PRICES OF ADNITSSION
Cheap Clothing.
Important Discovery.
SCHICK, Tnitssiterot Lamm miuntf. in conformity with the foth section of an Act
v•• • or Assembly.natetk4 l •An Ant , to resins the Mins System. LC," passed the 30th day
of April, 1831, inhibits the §otlowhig scoonat :
DR.
To ammont of outatanding Mihaly Saes f0r1856 and previous years
To amount of Military Ones assessed kw 1857 as per report of Co. Commissioners.
To amount of Additional Tax. (per Daniel ghrehart,)...
- ea •• per Levi Kindig,
per Wm. Staub,
" Exonerated Tax, per 11. J. Kuhn,
FREE
'rewaships
Latimore
Gettysburg 8.,
Cumbetland
Huntington
Straban
Butler'
Gettysburg 8.,
Cumberland.
Gerniapy •
Huntington •
Measliest .
Straban
Franklin •
Tyrone!
Butler
Gettysburg 8.,
Cumbertand
Germany
Huntington •
Latimore
Hamiltonban
Liberty,
Hamilton
Beaulieu
Straban
Franklin '
Conctwago
Tyrone;
Mountiey
Mountpleuant
Reading
Freedokt
Unkm
Butler •
Gettysburg 8.,
Cumberisnd
Germany
Oxford •
Huntington
Latinos*
Ildmiltonban
Liberty
Hamilton
Menallea
Straban
Franklin
Con own°
Tyrone ..
Mountjay
Moantpleasant
Reading
Berwick.
Berwick. 8.,
Freedom
=I
ITuicru
Butler
IffirTbose _marked thus (*) have since paid In full. Those marked thus (f) hive since paid
In part. :Mane the settlement the sum of One Hundred and Fifty-five Dollars and Sisty-two
Cents, ($155,62) has boo pAid into the Military Fund by different collectors. •
CR.
By anto9rit paid Slate Treasurer as per receipt filed Oct. 14. 1857
•• FL G. Fahnestnck, Treasurer of Ind. pendent Blues
C. unty Commissioners for services ..
John Stott, Br?ade Inspector
Printer* for puWtxtiing 31iIitriry ;Account
Outstanding Military lines fur 1852
1854 .....
1855
1856. ...
It+s7
1854
1855
1856
11557
1854
1.855 ..
1856
1857
Asses/tors thr accessing 62p men,. ...
••:' Treasurer of lrelepeudent Blue 4,
Treasurer's Co 11111 l i%aion'on 51.161 53 at 1 per een".,
Balance la hai.tla of Treasurer,
. ,
32.409 49
ri - Tlll.l is .tp certify that The *hove i< s c irrect statement of the Military Account ni
Admits County, as it oppeara upon the 11Jult• in the County Commitaioners' office, audittd
by the Cuunty'Auflitors. J. 11. W L rEa.
rebruary 15. 1853: At
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Adana County Mutual
FIRE INSURANCI: •COMPANY.—lncur
puns:ell 31aith 18, 851. ,
corticißs.
President —unnrg ,
Vice Preti.lent—S. R. Mu eseli.
S , cret:zky—D. A. &tallier.
Trrarurer—David *Cleary.
E.recutroe Cohan/Wee —4. Robert NfeCurdy:
Andrew Ileintzebnan, Jacib King.
lIIIAN•Aaitas.-oearge Sw4ite, U. A. Buehler,
R. Nl'Curely, Ihenb King A. Ileintzelznan,
D. l'erearv, J. J. Kerr, SI. Kiebelberger, S.
Rusr.ell; i i. B. Kurtz; .Andrew B.licy, S.
Fahne.tnok.- R.` A. Picking.
Jahn Wulfurd,'R. G. Mc-
Crean; elyhn llorner.:E. W. Stable, J. Augh
habitue*, Abdiel F. Oitt.
tor This Company is limited in its opera
tions to tha.county of Adams. itbas teen in
successful operation for more than six years.
and in that period hat paid all losses and ex
penses, sr iprout tnly avictsaientliating also a
large surplus captal ht the Tfeasury.•The
Company 'employs no'Arnts-Y-all business
being don by the Wfanagers. vitt) are annual
ly elected by the Stqckluilders.. Any person
desiring sat Insurance can . apply to any of the
above named Mana:, , ers fur - further infor
mation. •
• • iiiirThe Executive Caminittee meets di the
office of the Compiny on the last 1Y eldnesday
ih every to.Tnth. at 2, r. X.
Sept. 28;1857.
'3
Great Rush
TO JACQBS & BIM'S.; Baltimore street.,
near tlte Dismund. th see the stacks of
Cloths, Caisimcres, Vestings, Lte.;whiett they
have just. received from the city, as *ell as
the fir-q clais lot of Iteady-made Clothing
nun. on hand—Over Cuats, Dress, Frock wad
Sark Coats, Pants and Vests.
D,n't for:get that fur anything in the men's
line of wont, you can•notor go amiss by call
ing at Jaciibs'. If you want a fine coat, or
pants, or re- , t, rely u;Nn, it you cannot be
better accommodated anywhere; - either as to
quality, make or pro e. S.) with middle, ur
low priced goods. They offer a varied stock.
and dery competition. They will sell Ready
made Clothing, all of lhelr own making-up, at
prices as low as city clothing, which are so
apt to rip and give T ay. They are practical
tailors themselves, and bocce turn out nothing
buPlrhat they know to be well gotten up.—
Give them a call—look al their stock—and if
von are not pleased, there's no harm done.
No trouble to show goods.
isal`The West New Yurk and Philadelphia
Fashions received.
Gettysburg, Nov. 9 , 1857.
Cheep Gopds
STILL CWIING AT FARNESTOCK'S.-- .
We hare just ifecaystitikok3 New York and
.Philadelphia another supply. of cheap Goods,
wto hich
hich the invite the attentibo of the pub
• • -
pub
lic, Wcpurc Mktd kt stictiubMvera cases
t,of very ANN., Tickings, which we can selt at'
•
a bargain, • •.•
Thirty-ons cent Ticking. for ;25 cents;
Twenty-five " 181 '6 , •
I Eighteen and three-fourths at 15 t' .4c.
We bare yet on hand some of thciso cheap
1 Muslim, awl Pr'. relish bravo made such 'a
' al of &Nil)
noise ,aniotteju.s. - oda.
been in the oity almost constantlyfiertng the
last ftivr months, we were enablld to watch
"oppletalsities for obtaining bargaiO3, and we
now proptsse to give our numerous customer.
tie benefit ot them. Don's fail to come to
I -Ded.„2B. 1857
iorAtg, CAPS, BOOTS .1 SHOES of all
kids, qualities, size*, and dhapes; for
Mtn, !Nils Youths and Chi Wig. at
• 1. COBEAN & PAXTO3IPS;
TUIFIMIL—A floe lot of Bilvtirlipotriksoittn ,
10144 Mirka, u lwr so oity=4 , dit.
4hal
ENE
Nemec I Teals.
Peter F. Smith 1832
Ephraim Yirtlp 144
HragE 31eGangby
John E. Helices
Jacob King
Henry Slay blue'
Samuel Weaver`' 1856
James ScCollouth "
Solomon Sell- '
Benjartlin Wearer a
Nicholas Slaybaugh "
Christian Rindlauti "
Michael Crowl•
&mud , Sadler "
ki eara May bank "
*sane' Weaver /866 .
James Black
Staub
Leonard McElwee "
Peter Stevens
Jao_ea Wilson
Orayson
Daaial Khrehart "
Miaba„Penross
Mitry Vitrnor
Frederick Stover a
Leif 'lndia
Stefan Weidner a
Jesse Clapeaddle a
Nickolas Heltaell "
Jahn
Jacob Myers
David F. Bair
Ileary bisybaugh "
henry G. Carr 1857
Willis No w
Jacob iilyokt
/4
Daaicl kieltzell
Peter Miller .t
Jacob Stitzell "
lassac ROW WIWI
George Kesel It
Dahrel Lynch*
David Dull
John McCreary
Adam itetiert
Nathnny Sjrasbaugh "
Jaakiti C. Fitienturf "
Mows Hartman* "
John McMaster
Samuel Orr:Wore "
Wm. Bittinger* 41
Francis Wilpon•
.Wta t Host Whits "
Peter Love
Burkhart Wirt* tt
collect evil fea for
F.sone ration
FALINEiTOCKS'
f• : 1
Y) ~ .~ ~0.
I Almost at Ammest
I Dapticatia. 1 iLipeeirsd.
$5 67
01' 75 $4O
14 33 - 14'33
34 20
29 00
17 00
114 00
30 00
39 50
15457
46 50
58 00
51 00
41:80
35 50
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48 50
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18 00
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19 00
51 00
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42 00
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66 00
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1161 53
The Farmers' & lifechanies'
cI.tVINGS INSTITL'TION or Aiotms co.—
This laudation receives deposyes, for
which it pays interest as follows
Fur over It) months. 4:per cent. per annum.
For 3 and nut me:. 11.1 montlic, 3 per eedt.
per annum. For trnnsient deposites not Jess
than 30 days, 2 per emit, per annum. payable
un demand vr i t ht/Ut notice .
A joint fund (capital) of $lO,OOO has been
paid in.
Fur loins apply on Wednesday.
Sinus received on deposite as loin at a
dime. Interest. to be allowed whenever the
deposits. amount to $5,00, and on each ad
ditional $5,000 and upwards.
Office in South West Corner of Public
Square, next to Oenrge Arnold's store. Open
daily from 9 A. M. to 3 P. Id., and fur receov.
ing drposites every Saturday, from 9 A. M.
toil P. M.
President, GEORGT. THRONE.
Treasurer ttSecreivry,oEo ROE ARNOLD.
Diereturs,
*John trongh; J.ho Horner, •
&meet Da -horaw, tieorge Arnold, •
A. 41ehitselman, • Jacob Mnseelmane •••
D..MoOreary, McConanghy, -
Wiftlasathdp, - --stehn 'Mfelkleyr
Robert Horner, John Throne.
April 0, 18.77.
John W. Tiptott.
ATLILAN„"
(10 - to Tipton's—go to Tipton'*—. ,
'.A (Jo to Tipton's in the co-oer—
In the corner in the Diamond—
In the Diamond near Mt.elellan's.
If you weat your hair dressed finely—
Ifyois vrtuit your facie shaved smoothly.
Bachelors who never knew it—
Tip's the fellow that can do it
it in the latest fashion--••-
DJ it quick and do it neatly,
And improve your tine loisis greatly,
Make you look so ynung and sprightly,
Make you feel more young and brightly,
Make you Lel like going nightly
To call upon some pretty damsel
Who before would not look at you, •
At You as von wised her daily,
Daily tin the public street.
And young men who wear moustaches,
Who want some one to sew patches.--
PlireLitilrlerete your - b - reeches tear—
Tip's the boy to make np matches
- Matches with some lady fair.
Then aapair to Tipton's shop,
Dandy, Fogy. Flirt-and Fop. . •
.Jan. 11, 1.55.8.
Cabinet Wara& Chairs.
THE undersigned respectfully inform • their
friends and the public in general, that they
hare commenced thu C a binet and Cliair•Malei ng
business. in Baltimore street, near Middle
wh e re they will manufacture all kinds ?„:.•A
• FURNITURE. such 415 Dressing
and Common Bal reuse. Tables of va.
rions descrinik,ns, Bedsteads. Wardrobes,
Stands. and every other article in their lino—
ALL bf the best. workmanship and good ma
terials, which Will enable them to warrant
their work. Also, every variety of CHAIRS.
Camas mad. at short' bait*, and.in the
various styles..
'House Painting and Papering attended to,
and done in the beet manner.
Their priors will-be us Icrr the li
all wlao maytrunix.e . ther
.co- • and c ount
exchange tbr work.
' lit/RBEI
Gettysburg, Feb. 23 , '
f ADIES, Misses VA
&our, Dtiskiiiir an f
ityla st
skid pri ' , IDDIr
fl, .
Ogita-4 1
PidrahiriWkiVinia
41 Children. t 3 t
51396 25
1061 50
6 00
1 5tJ
3 50
47
112469 49
• I Ifsepons- Umtata a
tiers. j day.
sts (;7
4 ....... 21 75
34 n
$l4 50
15 00
1 97
1 30
114 00
1.42
1 55
1 50
B 50
, 4750
10 50
1$ 40
1 80
50
••mr,
51 00
41 50
rp 11% endersignefl respeatfullyisantionwee to-
•& the citizens of .tiettyebergt andAnaktity. •
(,that they,hare entered in.tokfo • rsitip.: ,
I and intend opening 'a COAL, 4k. 1.D.C.1i
1 ]:3 IIL, on Wasiling,t(in street. in the rear ef
the Eagle lintel, *here thiTtrill be hittop. to
1
see all who may favorthern irliti A . can; '1 hey '
I will furnish every rarietYlol ll PlOrPMfoskostitill -
} nod Linielmra , r . 3 C 0.1 L. et therknorearponti- •
h'e wholesale rates., in order,to int , i e
into general uso. They also intend. {tee int
SAT
a MII and general a..50l tment of LU Mlle, ,am i
soon as the Railroiti,l• is completed. They
'wit keer.ron4titntly (II) Anne. every variety Of "
COAL and WOOD STOVES, among which
are the celebrated William Penn, Noble -
'rook, Ravel . Cook and. eea Snell .Cook
Stoves. Also the Chants, Capitol, Victor.
Planter, Piennutn and Parlor Cook Stures.
Air-tight. Star, , Frattl.lin, (lot-air ~Parior
Grate. Lady - Washington. Usk, -Magnolia.
Union, Air-tight Elam t. 4 li:lder, Tropia and
llarp Caontlit store& •
Persona wi.ttnng toexamine their stock wilt
please calf at their Store Waret-thearr..-ort
West Middle etteet.at,the reaidesceof ((Mart •
%cads.
Mil
11 00
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le 54.)
e 00
1 60
2 00
1 77
195
1 90
1 15
87
8 50
27 00
22 00
1 50
3 50
9 50
7 50
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4 50
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20 50
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$67 07
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R. satAtis,
Lumber, Coal and Eiteves.-:
NEW Pf • '!
Urdcra promptty.:itLemica. to..
IMERT SHE.IIIS,
C. )IEVIY
Gettrel.nrg. Mtg.. t. 857.
Good and, Cheap!
(tUEundartii4ttat. retold infuru;bhirfiiendi
and t':e viternllv, ttokt. ; ll4 o ;en- -
tinnem the C.A.I:I:LAGE•• .UA.K INC.; -.111::7:f-
SESS, in all it:, bratt,:se , , at hi+ eital •
went, Ett.t AF01.11e" Stxret, (nett' tfieteitat
end.) (il•tti slot r 7,, Pit., tal , ereile futi on limit t
tiret-rate lot of wtirk, nm 4 iy prephiled-Sirfierf
hip to order ‘s-lintever may he' tll.oltailditi tii•
viz:---lt ,,, :kamty and Iforit-Body; :
Carrotsrx ; •
utctry,C 'lrittilq Buggies, •
,lengey
With 7,0(.1 worki,nni nit) guncl inigerio l la, r ll%
eau iil.l3go Li. to Int dl IIeU la!'4t• 1040.1
are ainoag
114-24^d1.-71-I.lria r t in tiotta;
faCtpa in
fur w, rte. C.lll l .
TII4:IXEL.
June 03. •
E I.: I, Y. 'W.. Leh :01s.
tars. .Aqtryriptbf. finUrlitrrgiFidelitY'
Thirty-11,11r arid s. Cloqk :it el - price+,
to he 1:;o1:tt, 'SPITPre!CA. ,
The Largnt
NI) fort:itnre npo.in
MATllitll S ti.l `1 ST. W A itflttlOMf; •
!lit, tn . ..\ - o rill • f; , 9 S i • fd, oosir 114yettd.
whtrret ore lopt nlwaro oit 113 , 1 , 1. nr meth' a.
taller, every st rle I Fre..1 , 11.
in Ploalt, lE.tir, Cloth or geooctiel/e. !
French full Stuff end Me.tallitm ParLii •
ARM eilAlltS, ILtir, Civil ioe
French' Poll Stiff ' Cartit•l 4 11 .4RL0R 4 -
011A11151, in get., Ir:t i Plur.i,•Hitir-;ti)m ".
.3rnosgeilm
SOFAS. half rend; Sarin: 3 llOlPtltt‘74i^ 4 •
Vtakut4 in [Lac, Cloth or
1'1,11)1
H06.K.1N3 (14;4i ~
ngi,
Hair (Intl) and
SrOirSpring:
want nlentri cm hand, fir iinyii4lloo4 . Lu.Atlo
nr covered Cal Itriv t-t ur r.! 1 .!
. 4114,,N11;41; • stiTs.--•ii n5 1 19.7amax. , ..
Walnut, complete, loon zCli• up.
CANE CII.IIILS nn•l R-ekiog.tia.—the
lorge 4 tt:•aosortinent ro.l I v wuie is *appall(
hotpo, in -Vac Unita I .!_•:“..e 4 —Ssata s4l,l4iiwe
•
Cr' np„.
Bar Room, Offi••c
o.xk, WH.louir o r mdho g :rith•cane. u oi k,
or sca:d a,,,rtmeut .torarrseitog!
oN - er ,Itaen:
W x,41 w?at., ell AI RS ,And Mid
ft:A:king Chair'— , a er 100 timen..ll rt
A. MAT II 1.1.11, N .rth fileool
WIC 111111 . 1114
. ft 10111114;;; •
it
-
-
One Dollar Sc.Seventrave PAW
May 18, 15457
PAID. -"
Will e per St.ewro *ihe Tititi
"
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