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' "je Vita by the plough would thrive,.
Miseet avast either held or drive."
if ,
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li 't 'l'
sa lady Plaatiag.
si
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:—I mat you an article
ow_ Corn, as the 'result of gaper
by a Aimed of buns, which is at
YagIiAMIP L
' IF lOWA fear years this expert
-11.0111~1111 going on, for the purpose
0111POPTIAlkling the beet mods of grow
ing. aura, sad one great error into
- wbivb many humeri fall, is that of
planting too
,close; from throe feet to
three (net and a half is generally the
distance allowed between the Kowa each
way. The plan of my farmer friend is
to Imre out his' rows from North to
South, leasing a space of full four feet
between each. He then drops two
grains at one place, with an interval of
two
i feet and a half between each drop
ping.
The Object in scoring out North
.and South, is to give every bAI or
stalk 'the benefit of as much sun as pos.
rible, and to prevent in a certain degree
one row from shading another. Corn,
like snakes, is fond of the sun. Every
bill is covered with the hoe, (preferring
the good old way in that respect to any
other) taking good care that no stones
or clodsl 'Wit upon the place where the
corn has been planted. This can In , ac
complished in nu way so well us with
the hoe.
His time fur planting is generally be.
tweon the 10th and 15th of May, giving
tho ground a chance to become well
warmed before the seed is put into it.
There is fur less danger of the corn rot
thy when the ground is warm, and
the rapidity of its growth more than
compensates for the lateness of the
season ;,,besides, it is not near so liable
to a back-eet ns when it is planted ear.'
liar. Many farmers plant, as I know,
their corn the last week in April, when
i
tho ground is wet and cold, and as a!
consequence (unless under very favors-
He circumstances) it lays there for
weeks without germinating, and very
frequently rots. I have known corn to
remain in ground for throe weeks
before it, made its appearance MART°
ground, while it is 'seldom that corn
planted from the 10th to the 15th of
May does not sprout in three or four
days.. It may be proper to remark
here, that I always soak my seed corn
(as does my friend) in hen manure wat
er, beforoflr.nting.
I prefer this mode of planting to the
drilling-system, as the corn is loss diffi
cult to keep clear., and I find 400 that 1
can, raise just as much as by the other
plan. r I know of some that have raised
from 75 to 80 bushels per acre without
extra usanuring, which I consider a fair
yield.
last season my friend tried an ex
periment upon ton acres, by planting
one half full 4 feet apart, two grains at
a Oleo 21 feet apart. The other half
was drilled in, 4 feet apart. The drill
ed portion was much more difficult to
keep clean than the other, and the
yield was about the same. The corn
on the 5 acres planted according to my
hillitrito method, that is full four feet
between the rows, and two and a halfl
between the droppings, was much the
fined, being larger and fuller in the car,
aod.easier husked.
Ai :should have been mentioned in the
beginning of this article, that ground
intended for corn, is always put in the
very best condition before planting.
Spiing plowing is, I think, the best, or
mach preferred by me for corn ; unless
the land is too rich, which is not often
the ease. In concluding this plain
statement, I will merely remark, that
if the same attention were paid to corn
growing, that is given to the raising of
wheat—if the land was as well manur
e(' and worked, we could as easily raise
one hundred bushels to the acre, as we
now raise fifty. Oxpoen FAems:a.
April 20, 1858.-
Row to Btop Blood.
Take the fine dust of tc ar the
seripinge of the inside of tanned leath
er, and bind it close upon tho wound,
And the blood will soon cease to flow.
Those articles are at all times accessible
and easy to bo obtained. After the
blood has ceased to flow, laudanum may
be advantageously applied to the wound.
Due regard to these instructions will
mve agitation of mind, and running for
the surgeon, who would probably make
no better prescription, if present.
I=nl=Ml
How to Cool Water
If it is desired to cowl water for
driftkiagin warm weather, and ice can
pet be obtained fur this purpose, lot it
be kept in an unglazed eartherware
piteber wropt around with to or three
folds of coarse cotton cloth kept oon
elaistly wet. Tho theory of cooling
wAitir in this man nor is thealliMptime
of beat front_it, by the evaporation of
the moisture in the cotton eloth--ex
pacsiou produces cold, eompromiiou
heat."
Economy of Carpets.
To prove oxpesive carpets, it is
welts completely cover the floor be
nest4 theta; with dreg et, or noarsc
mat**, whieh is a much hotter plan
thaw*** spreads layer of stntw betwoere
thelleorand carpet; the straw (besides'
the dt ulty of spreading it perfectly
s and even) accumulating much
d tale, works up through the lutrpet.
.16;
paPaaaa 'bail LS bon
soubstiftee leave whitish
=ado se timaiiiimei tables lake set,
s iv shcrtid not be, earekesli upc,:e)
thiliwzoTO name it, pow , llafte Wit*
sod rsb ft *Rd lath
4 .- W"'
hat:
no 1 r 444 , 11.... „
111.7 m
d ;
4 114 • tot4 r o. as before. .1
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COQ
_
gin aluisnigns4 had .kwa Tint*d pu. ~
.~ir m . in Accosts t is ollios one
i• Assignee ander a Deed of' Trust ve,ben- AA» Atilt Bossiap" - "el philegt ....ennentrat i the
I elle of creditors of L. ?HAMELIN' TRIM t • ` ' ea. 1 ' -.stem Johan& in
and WIPS, of Reading township,: Adams To b et its tends it tit Settiihment.'46l 1)51 Cl _At street s *ad upposile Pichiug's
.
i county. notice Is hank y given to an - persons , t 4 4 OuVtanding in hands of 1 siteri..wliwelthose wishing to hale say Den
knowing themselves indebted to saisl Myers.' _Henry Brinherhof, Collector. 113 V i tab Operitiei perforatedare • respectfully invi.
: to make unnsedists
_patutent to the under- 1 " Assiessed for 1857,. 1150 30 tad t o . cell. licritacxces: Dr.. 1). Horner,
signed, residing in Lattmore township. and .' Cash received foe Tools sold, 150 ',Rev. C. P. Kruth, 1). D., Rev. 11. L Bangher,
those having claims against the same to pre- 1 K Tines and Lituutee, 935 ' 1). D., Rev. Prof. M. Jacobs. PruL M. L
sent them properly autbentierted for settle- 1 --.' Stoever. • [Gettysburg, April 11,'53.
wont. JOHN HENRY MYERS, Assiipsee. I $1735 471 ' --
April 19, 1858. e.t. CR. i Edward 1114Intire,
500 QURVEYOR fur the county of Adams.
25 I ' 7 Glee in Liberty township. Post-Oilice
G 24 address, Atarsiisi.nerg, Yd.
70 Nur. 19, 1857.*
.4 4 a. martint and work. 321 871
50 Fire Insurartoe.
00 mfl Perry County Mutual Fire Insurance
" -' •lice services, 94 I. Company—Capital $139,513G—./bate in-
G. ..
oa Loans, -8) sureness in any part of the State, against
lose by tire ; prudently adapts its; operations
32 00 i
to its resources ; affords ample indemnity,
11l 2L 16 I andpromptty adjusts its tosses.
.4 23 91 Adams county is represented in the Board
3 0 0 of Managers by Him. Musts McCutsx.
.. 1 50 WM. MeCLEAN. Awn/.
.. 2; 50 0305 aY. k W. IleCtru.,lktottrobers.
a. 4 G2l i May M, 1856.
5' GO - -
25 00 a D. MoConaughy,
.. 30 00 TTOB
NEY AT LAW, (office one don:
35 00 -4 1 - i
west of Buehler's drug and book store,
Al
49 00 Chawbereburg street,) ATTUINCY AND So
. ~
31 00 1 LICITOIt iOH. PATENTS .t.ND PiNSIONA. Bounty
.. ... 550 Lind Warrants, Back-pay supended Claims,
81 79 and all °tilts claims against the Government
2$ 47 at W.ishingtou, D. C ; also American Claims
41 23 in England. Land Warrants located and
sold, or bought, and highest prices given.—
A.ients engaged in locating warrants in lowa,
Illinois and other western States. MY - Apply
to him personally or by letter.
Gettysburg, Nov. 21, 1853. '
!fir FIE undersigned having been appointed
I Assignee finders Deed of Triggs br hen.
eta of creditors of WARNE& TOWNSEND
and WITE. of llantington township. Adams'
county. notice is hereby given to all persons
knowmg themselves Indebted to said Town
send, to make immediate payment to the un- ;
drrsigned. residing in !heading township, and
those having claims against the same to pre
sent thew prenerty authenticated for settle...!
meta. A.NIES TOWNS::ND,
April 5, 18.38. et
UEORGE NEWCOMER'S ESTATE.—Let
ters of administration on the estate of
tieorge Newcomer, late of Menallen t Iwuship,
Adams county, deceased. having been grant
ed to the undersigned, residing in the same
township, she hereby gives notice to al) per
ilous indebted to said estate to make itnmedi
ate payment, and those haringelaims against
the same to present them properly authenti
cated fur settlement.
EVE NEWCOMER. Erecutriz.
AMOS SCHLOS* 4 EIt. .1./ent
Nor ars same, tusrldp.
pri I 26, 6t
The First of the Season!
Or to
I.ItCUS SAMSON has just resolved from
...Li- the New York Auction sale•. a large
lut of REA 1) 17-31 A DE CLOT I 11 N Cr fur spring
and summer, which he is able to sell at prices
unpre4epentodly low. The new arrival con
sists of Frock, Sack and Raglan Coats, with
Pants and Vests, in great %gritty, new styles
and patterns—fur Men and Buys. Call sued
examine the large assortment before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Gumls will be received from New York
every few weeks throughout ate season.—
Inducements to purchase such as cannot
be offerel by any other establishment in
the county are now, and will continue to be,
offered, at 8.13150N11,
March 29, '5B. Opposite Me Bank.
- -- -
Come and See.
yOTICF. is hereby given to all legatees and
•A-• other persons concerned that the Admin
istration accounts hereinafter mentionAl will
be presented at theOrphin's Canna Adams
county fur confirmation and allowance, on
Tmestiay. I.lw. Zth day of May sari, at Hi l
o'clock, A. M., viz :
33. The Second account of Goo. - Mcck-
Icy, one of the Administrators of John ;
Ffickingor, deceased.
34. The first account of John Nano-1
maker and William A. Grayson, Exec-1
atom of the last will and testament of
John Nnnemakor, Sen., deceased.
35. Tho second account of Corneliu s !
floss and Joseph llc,av, Executors of tiro
will of Isaac Items, deceit/nal.
86. The account of Peter Wolford
and Samuel Arnold, Administrators nil
the estate of John Arnold, late of Road
ing township, deceased.
37. The first account of Jacob A.l
Myers and John B. McCreary, Execu
tors of George Deardorff, demised.
88. The ac.x.unt of Martin Gutz, l
Administrator of the estate of Abraham
Kitchen, deceased.
39. The first account of Tobias Du- •,
er, Executor of the last will and testa-;
moot of Henry Shroedor, deceased. 1
40. Tho first and final account of
John B. Galbraith, Administrator of!
the estate of Margaret Galbraith, doe'd.
41. The first and final account of,
John B. Galbrith, Administrator of the ,
l estate of Ann Galbraith, deed. : •
42. The first and final account of;
A
AVING disposed o mere
to the Masora. ' John B. Galbraith, Administrator of rho
y "t
" Gillian, I would nmenamend the net, firm estat e * )f Jana i3 ti. l Galbraith, dee'd*
to the confidence of the public, and Impel 43. The second account of Emanuel
they will receive a large share of the public Spangler, Administrator of John Spang
patronage. JOUN HOKE. ler, late of Berwick Borough, deceased.
April 5,1855 t. 44. The first and final account of Sohn
Dissolution of Partnership. Arandt, surviving Administrator c. t. a.
rimE co.. „ ship existing between the
l ot the estate ofJohn Araudt, Esq., doe'd.
L subscribers has been dissolved this day by 45 . The first and final account of Mi
mutual consent. We are moth obliged t o I chacl Frseel, Executor of the last will
our friends and the public tor the liberal sap-' and testament of Hannah Fiseel, dee'd.
port extended to us. Our books are placed in 1 40. The first and final account of in
the hands of Dunlop Paxton for coflection I cob Aulabaugh, Administrator of Mary
and we earnestly request those indebted to. Summerville, deed. -
us to call and make immediate payment, as
47. Thetsecand and final asses
we desire to settle the business of the firm
without delay. ALEX. COBEAS, . .
John Melly:tin, Esq., Executor
rnFsu GROCEKIES.—Norbenk .llartin
4 : have just received front the city a large
Int of fresh Gouda in their line. Sugars. of
all qualities and prices; 'Molasses, five differ
ent kinds: C.ffees, three kinds; Teas, em
bracing every variety; Chew. Crackers,
31sckarel, Brooms, Brushes. &c., k-e.; •Puw
der and Sant, hisails, aud a rariety - uf fancy
articles.
FlAtt• and FEED always os haul, and
sold at the smallest profits.
April 12. lssB.
New
CIROCEIII ES AND C.
" MINN & Btuvusa have taken the stare
of John fluke, on the North West corner of
the Diamond, where they will continue the
Dry'lloods and Grocery business on an en
larged scale. They will constantly keep on
hand a large aid varied assortment of every
thing in their line. They have just laid in
a large and splendid stock of Spritay awl Sum
mer. Guotla, and aro euw opening them fur
the inspection of the public. We cordially
invite the eitisons of (Jetty/burg and vicinity
to give us iCsoll, and exatnine fur themselves,
as we feel satisfied they will want nu other
recommendation to induce them to buy. We
are determined to .keep : nudging but good
Goats and to sell cheaper than the cheapest
fur the cash. Give us a call, no trouble to
show goods.
J. C. GUINN & BRO.
April 5, IRSR.
A Card.
TIIE subscriber haring disposed of hie
terest in the Store of Cone. N & k i arc
to K. F. Meli.nviv, respectfully 11416' tlSe o
continuance of his friends and customer; to
patronize the new flew of PAKTON
111ZNY. A. COBEAN.
DUN LW.
New Firm.
P.IXTON & MeIIAIENT,
(Successors to Cobras tf- Puxton,)
Whnleetks. anti Retail Dealers in
lIATS, CAPS, HOOTS, SHOES, (V. STRAW
GOODS. Also,
AT TUE ROUTH•EAST CORNER OV CENTRE SQUARE,
T N TUE SHOE AND BAT BUSINESS.—
o.l)elig f Mcllheity hate commenced
business at the well known stand or Cobeun
k Paxton at the S. E. Cur. of Centre Squire.
Business to be dune un the principle orquick
sales and short profits, We will constanly
keep oil hand a vod stock and sell cheap.—
To satisfy yourselves cull and see our assort
ment.
We intend to give our constant personal
attention to business, w th s disposition to
please the particular tastes of every one who
may favor us with their patronage.
PAXTON & ,NIc.ILH EN Y.
March 22, 185 i. tf
-
Bastress & Winter,
.EW 0.114)11,0, Adana pounty, Pa., Pro
dom. Futrell-dig!' awl Coaxissiasiooi Msre-
Iwnoe ; Waolessle slid Retail :Jailers in Gro
ceries; constantly on hand, FisA, Sult, Plas
ter. Giulio. *e.
Fu 1111 T, Coax, RrL, OATS. CLOYER
and TI"tall r hztD, bought at all times, for
which the highest mall prices are paid,
Feb, 15. .18:.M.
I Two Daily Linea.
' VITRA ACCOMMODATIONS. —The an.
New Liunber 1111,241, , -t- , darsigned returns his thanks to the puhlie
`for the encoursgetneht' heretbfors extended to
A T NEW ONFORD.—...The undersigned hint, and takes pleasure in announcing that ho
- 4- e- would Wenn the public that he has ; has completed sirspantesaa b,y ie ,
opened a LUMBER YARD, 1)n a large some.' which TWO DAILY LIN ES of ~,.: w a s -, • i
in 4/te town of New Osfurd . Atlanta suunty.-to Catches will ran between (Im awss
ps. m 5....
witia4 the Gettysburg Railroad has been al- ' b urg an d fi anoaer , to con n ect w i t h the tr a i n s i
eu
ready ostended. We ssortrrent easlaseea jto sad from Baltimore, York, Us rrisburg N
111 klntla of Lu in lwr—Panol, Firat and &owed miedeichia. &.c. p enman &thi ng tteh ete or ,
C..maroon and °ailing Rnarits, Pirat and ' i darmat 6 t w i lt c ot on t a a an d ces i ine ce w on 1
B.3)x)nd 0 oum to and Calrtng /gook, Hemlock
Cum= Tam Ticket Agent. it the aegis
Few:sing &NW*, Ilaanberk Janata, Stiustling. D at e , i n ch em b ere b erz a re a,
Piesturiag Laths heeded and plain Puling l 13:7-Spreial attention liven to all
,pocksges,
&e., he.. 41twa ! ate.ow allierhadsess i eutrusted to the wier
• lie invitee calla from those in went-all e • ne 4 h e t e rr etn berg and Honorer.
Lsother. feeling assured that in que.Jitg or re l eb ,, e 44. be pram end cseera p" ttead# .
Foes hla'atocit eV?? Si ajar , . lie
-wits "r e d to.
I
asavir to `dlestitrehimi altare 401 publii D e. t cisThe i ndereigoo bias idijo effected er. i
lie ' ' - '' -'
' , .). ...4 , . v f 4 4 1/ai r',. anisbista bY which IfelViltLielibill t.
.I.oll= R age malt - liaae' Snebui y'l 'oh hain laid
L. .. i ',.? !',.,...,___.` ..
' ' Oelesiblic &nee? *SA i e r. lll ' 4 ". '' • -- .L maktti tin's/ I st BURALLER'S. in Chew.'
ii &
ciotwasions,.stipagersta amigos. k p.
14 • ' ``•'` TrT2. ' l " l- '7lswitli.Z 4 --• NICHOLAS WS,. b ele i t'__:: i*
its r i " 1 e a i ta =t hdiiiii 4ll4 o lloo .__ .4s ' Oettysbiliti, Ap ril IS. MT. , ...!' :. i i. „ 1. t ir w . la mall lot of USW.
3 111113Sinaplitili b ' l '- - - - - - ht will be sold low.
4 11 afir s ili At .
i ll jit:r7nine taw at., abroad se J-'t • I . ( I ,IISAIIHr—aA Arse-seta St dajuSi iiiiiiimyhs *mu. se . 111 A
.. - !
ings*ASPlZ* THOMAS'. NI and for salely Utasearts4 Tames. March 29.
Assipee's Notts,.
Administrator's ' Notice
DUNLOP PAXTQN
March 17, 18;8
March 22, Iftsß
Wall riper. Dilutor Sao(les, 7'011413, Ceti
Orel BIN'S, (Timbre lhu, Caws,
Tobareo anti Segars,
Grtiyibtery, Adams County, Pa
March 2.1, IR.3$. tf
New Firm,
COITIA.
By orders paid doetlon officer..
... .. " ker Blank Wok.
" " administering oaths,
" " Sundry persons for work, 623
"
carting and work, 321
cars of Engines, 37
" of Town Clock,
" Police services,
" tomcod an Loans,
" Witter Rent,
' " Mason work,
" " Smith work.• •
" " Brick and San!,
" " Stone,
•• " Timber,
" Printing,
" T, ools,
" " Taxes and quit Rents,
•' Engineering.
" " Clerk and T-eas. anlart,
" " B irgess k Town tl.rur.eil,
" " C 'Rectors fees,
Releases on Dup., F 57,
Is:s ;,
" " Outstanding tax, 1957,
44 IN, " 1556,
&Anaemia heads of Treasurer,
The andervigned, Town Conneil of the
Borough of Okutysbur,z, have examined the
foregoing account of Robert U. McCreary,
Treasurer of said Borough, and find it cor
set, and that there is a balance of Forty-one
lat.+ and Twenty-three Cants in the Lands
of said Treasurer.
JORN atiLlEnr,
L. KHNDLEIIAIIT.
ROBICIRT OOHKAN,
WU. B. MEALS.
lIKNRY COMFORT,
JOHN ItUPP.
April 19. 1R:.8.
Register% Notice.
- FORD.—The undersigned has made ar
rnsigrinents with the Pennnylvania Railroad
limitoispanz to run their cars to Wrightsville,
here (foods can ha tntash:pped into the
f are Northern Central Railroad C..
Present rates of Freight between Phil.
adulphis and New Oxford are--
On Ist CLASS, 4) cts. per 100 Ilss.
2.1 " 40 .• •• .. ‘•
34 " 34i " " " ~
4th " 29/ " a P "
Cl.xxls for List present time will he shipped
only twice a week from Philadelp!iia—tin
Itl .n.lay and Wednesday. But they will be
shipped daily whenever there is au accurnu
lattuu of 2003 ILe, or upwards.
lIENRY KAUFFELT.
Wrii;literille,lluzch 15. 1818. 4tu
New Partnership.
undersigned have entered into part
-- nership in the Flour, Feed, Grocery and
Provision business, at the oil stand of the,
former, at the northwest corner of Baltimore
and High streets. They will constantly keep
o n hand a larße supply of Flour, Feed, Gro
ceries, Provisions, Tobacco. Segars, &c., lc ,
and will sell at the lowest living profits. C.all
and judge fur yourselves,
They will also at all times pay the cash, at
the best market rates, for Flour and Feed.
JACOB NORBECK,
Wei. J. MARTIN.
April 5, 1838
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SIT3S 47
Wm. B. McClellan,
A TTQRNEY AT LAW.-01iee on the
li south side of the public square, 2 doors
west of the Sentinel °See.
Gettysburg, August 1853.
Edward B. Buehler,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. will faithfully and
procuptly Stead, to &Mousiness eatruatod
to hun. Ue aptake the Oerceass langtotia.—
Office at the MUSS pleas, is S. , uth ILll6lOlOtO
street. near Forney's drug store, Ind mosey
opposite anner 4 Ziegler's store.
elettythurg, March 20.
ALEX. PRAAgit, %able** Clork 3laker,
has removal big shop to Chambershpig
r street. obilposite the Lutheran Church, irhel.e
be will always be happy to attend to the
calla of costumers. Thankful for past &enrol,
he hopes, by striotattention to bulginess amt
a desire to please, to merit and rewire the
patronage of the public.
Gettysburg, slisrelt
_
Nett -Cash
DRY GOODS HOUSE.—Opestiag of Spring
(4,O4!—EYRE: & LANDELL. Fourth
& Al-oli Streets, Ptsilistiolpltia. are now infer
lug a full stock of
Nem G.mml* for Sprimg of 18581
F.ISAION ABLE SPRING 40014,
BLACK SILKS, 24 to 34 inched wide,
Sp:ing E1ff1.341 Goods, New Styles,
Sltawic, in all the newest Styles.
British, Frenuh and American Chintzes,
Full ScQek of Lketuestic Goods,
Full S:ocit of European o.ods.
N. B. &again' in Seasonahle Goods, daily
received Irina the AUO t lONS of New York
and Philadelphia.
P. S. MERCHANTS are invites(' to exam
ine the. Stock. TERMS, Nett Cash, and
low prices. [March 8,1558. 3m
Last Notice.
IHIVE been giving notice fur I the last year
to all those who are iudebte.l to me to call
and pay the same. Nu attention has beets
paid it. I now give notice that suit will be
brought on nil mites awl accounts that &reset
paid on or before the flr s7dayy of April nest.
FeS. 8. '5B. tf OgO. ARNOLD.
VEW 1101752 &,NEW GOODS '.—JACOBS
& HBO. hare removed their Merchant
Tailoring Estatlishment $ the splendid nest
three•story house on the north *Woof chain
bersburg street. adjoining Bringman & A.ugh
iittmagb it, where they wall /swimsuit bull/toss
on olarger scale than ever.
Their stock of Cloths, Cassinares, Gan
nets, Vesting', &c., &c., has been largely in
creased, and they are prepared to sell as lode
as the lowest—defying . all oompotition. Give
them a call, and examine their assortment be
fore purchasing elsewhere. No trouble to
show goods.
Clothing made up or short notice and in
very best and most tasteful °manor.—
tit their Icng pt . actical. exporienoe in the
hints, awls destre to pfessie, they hope ts
‘lll, togi_ve satisfaction in all cases.
C A ! Os; sxn 'ALL!
' , ettysbarg.3ltrch 22, 1858.
---
Ready-made ClotAing
ant of
•f the
.0. ARNOLD has now on band the Largest
nook of Ready-made Clothing is to
tprisiag every variety and Adze, all of Lie
manufacture, which will be warranted
made, being hands constantly etupluy
sutting out and making up. If wo cannot
%la with u garment ready made, we will
you the goods, take your measure, acid
riffle you up a garment on the shortest no
tice. Please call at the Clothing Emporium,
where you will find Mr. Culp always on
hand, bright and acoommodating. Our stook
is lar, e. well selected, and will be sold cheap
fur Cash.
Gettysburg. Mrtrab 29, /KA.
I
Wingetd, White & Swope,
WIIoLILSALI DEALEIti
BOOTS, SHOES, CAPS, ik STRAW
GOODS; ALSO, IN PASHIONABLZ
Maieskin, &Ik, Felt and For 'fats,
11. W. CH. SALTIIIOIIIII t nOWARD ITS ,
Adam R. Wiugerd,
Daniel N. White, BALTIMORE, MD
John A. Serve.
Aug. 3, 1557.
NDREW W. FLEIIMING, residing in
Ilreekinridge street, near James Pierce's,
Gettphur7.„ offers his services to the public
at a Sale Crier and Auctioneer. Ills charges
are moderitte, end he will ofinllooottsions en
deavor to render A:attraction. lle hopes to
receive a share of public patronage.
Aug. 17. 1g57. .
New Goods.
G .EO. ARNOLD has just received from the
City a large stuck of Goods, among
which are Ladies' Dress Goods, very cheap
and latest stylus; cheap Cluths. Cassia:tares,
Tweeds. Sutnuler Cloths, Drab Detatc, Coat
ings, Veitings, Linens, Calicoes; Gingham's.
and a large stock of domestic goods. Also,
GROCERIES, &c.
The above ►ods have been well selected
and will he sold at small profits fur Cash.—
Please call, examine, and juilKe for yoursely OIL
Gettysburg, March U. 1835.
,Man'arAlTear.
JL. SCIIICK would invite the attention of
• buyers to big large stook of
flue Black Oath*.
Fine o.llaved do.,
Fine Black Citsidineree, •
hulas CaSiiiefaoP,
81deltriped de.,
Po:gangs,
-• Trosiery,
Cameo. Riaspittdin,ThAidkiirchiefa, Jae.,
-- AO/ 11161 L..
Removal.
RemovaL
Auctioneering.
ANNY'S
MisrAbse
Des undersissed.4lstring eigoitited
Agent fur the rale of Kenny's CoAbilled
Reaping and Moulin Idichitie, with Wood's
Improvement, for Ashton Enmity; Whew them
to the puislic, knowing &belt to be the beet
combined alechine in use. It bus been sue.
eemfally introduced into different parts of our Andre w Heintselman, Jacob King.
State, and I t seld thirty-four last season, in t Measonas.—George Bwope, D. A. Buehler,
Aaiun, county, all rendering satisfaction.— R. M'Curdy, Jacob King. A. Lleintseltuan,
The machine received • silver medal at the D. M'Creary, J. J. Kerr, M. Eichelberger, S.
State Fair--eilso, the fret Premium at York,l R. Russell, A. B. Kurt: Andrew Pales. S.
Causberland, Centre , Huntingdon, and other Fatinsetook, W. B. Wilson, 11. A. ricking,
county Fairs, where it was exhibited. Far- Wm. B. M'Clellan, Juhn Wulfurd, R. G. Mc
toorineeding a Rasping Machine, will please' Creary, John Horner, E. W. Stable, J. Angh
call upon the undersigned. Were purchasing. inbaugh, Abdiel F. Oitt.
as he always takes Press Pleesure to
ehring efor - This Company is limited in its opera
the Machines. Early orders are solici ted, as tiuns to the county of Adams. It has been in
the number received from the manufacturer successful operation fur more than sit yearn.
will be in proportion to the demand. and in that period has paid all losses and ex-
SAMUEL HERBST, Agent, penses, without any assessment, having also a
Opposite the Eagle Hotel, Oe;sysburg, Pa. large surplus capital in the Treasury. The
March 1, 18511. t Company employs no Agents—all business
being done by the Managers, who are annual
ly elected by the Stockholders. Any person
desiring. an Insurance can apply to any of the
above named Managers fur further infor
mation.
*if
The Etecutire Committee meets nt the
nice of the Company on the last Wednesday
in every month, at 2, I'. M.
Sept. 28, 1837.
ValyLable Real Estate
A T PRIVATE SALE.—The undersigned
offers at Private B.►le, all his Real Estate
as follows :
I.—My late residence in Gettysburg,
fronting 30 feet on Chambersbur,g street, with
Brick Dwelling, Stable, and other improve
ments.
No. 2.0--L'it adjoining above on the West,
fronting 29 feet on street, with Stable, &c.
3.—Lot adjoining- No. 2, fronting 32
feet on same street, with large Coach Shop,
anti other improvements.
Nu. 4.—Lot adjoining No. 3, fronting 29
feet, with double Brick. Dwelling, Smith
S:inn, &c.
No. .5....-lAt weist of the Foundry, with
Steam Saw and Grist Mill.
No. It adjoining No. 5. oontaining
shout 3 Acres.
No. 7.—Three Lots fronting snob 30 feet
on Chambersburg sheet.
Nu. o.—Traet of Land in neuniltonban
trrnslitp, lying nn Marsh creek. containing
51 Acres, part cleared and part in first-rate
timber.
10.--Coseb 'Establishment in Shop
herdstown,' Va.. with good will. &e. The It -
Maims is sit admirable one for busineis, sad
iesproremeists in good order.
marTitlea good and terms k, suit plinths-
Wa.. &IRIAN 4441414giustaa. Isq., Get
tysburg, or' the undersigned:riding in Shep
herfistown, C. iir4 HOFFMAN.
March 15; 1859.'
site Grand; Show I
AT GETTYSBURG, PA.
Samson, Amiga 4k. Proprietor
Mori, op.on i nt A. M.—Performance
to commeoce immediately after.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Adults', . • FREE.
Children. (ender 12 Yearn of age, ) Half Pries
GRAND CO 31 ramEN"TARY BENEFIT
TO TUE PUBLIC! *
The subscriber,' thankful for pima favor*,
ritssikp.itsimitaoluthombiksatailof4iiet
tyeburg andseorreandito. arbuntry, of the
fact that h. kaujiajrnealtietil from the New
York Anotiotot 1
SI'LLYDiD STOCK pr GOODS!
vtitieit he ist determined Se *ell at astonishing
ly rateit fur ciao. Iss return fur the liber
ai_patvona4e boetuWal tip to him, he will give
ti rand C. un i nli etary- Beneti ty on "Molt tar
cation will Jibe protected
TWO , X.JOYIPICENT PIECES!
0* Wettnesaisy, October 28,
and erery day "MR farther notice, will be
promoted the very popular Tragedy of
P . P ti P 41 4,1
n i o clui—farbion
ablo Clothing, foreallta.latilt, to the lowest
iced qualitie s . Uentlesaea's Furnishing
T.)0414, in groat vaoety. _Bouts. Shoes, Hata,
suit all tastes.
An hitermission of Test Alinwtes,
to allow those making large purchases time
for 14,41.11*, Ic.
The whole to coached° with N. Swamies oats
maid Play, entitled
rABLETTES'I
the beware!' whleh *ill mane great excite.
moot atenex the Ladies and Gentlemen.
Oot. al" lft37. f
mice anilloury Wompler
will make house Spouting 11,1111 put up the
Immo low, Ibr eosin or countepprqdace. Far
mers and *ll' others wisrlini thew bums,
barns. &CA spouted, would do' well to in
thema cull. G. & WA...IIPLIE.
April IR` 1A53. 'tf ,
Removed to Hanover.
PRANCULF. WILSON * !sheaf the Wash
ington.Honse at A hbottetown, has taken
IJERSHE.tsOLI) AND POPULAR NAND.
In lhanover, where be will be happy to enter-
Loin all wtvi may patronize him. His Table
is supplied with the best the market and Ar
den can atfurd, and his liar with the choicest
of liquors. His Stables are commodious, and
attended by crreful s. Give him a call.
You will a:ways find FRANC. on the spot,
ready and willing to make everybody_.r
forta - ble. (April 27, l
Stauffer & Harley.
ClIE.1.1) WATCHES & JEWELRY, whole
sale and retail, at the Philadelphia Watch
and Jewelry Store, No. 'OB North Second
street, curlier of Quarry, Philadelphia.
Gull Lever Watcher, full jeweled, 18 enrat
case. , . s2'B 00; tiohl Lepi ties. 10 carat. $24 00;
Silver Levers, full jeweled, $l2 00; Silver Le
pales,jewels, $9 00. superior Quartiers,s7 00;
(old Spectacles, $7 00; tins Silver do. $1 50;
Gold Bracelets. 83 00; Ladies' Gold Pencila.
81 00; Silver Tea Spoons, set, $0 00; Gold
Peni, with pencil and silver holder, $1 00.
o,ld Fiitgar Rings, 37} cents to $80; Watch
Glasses, philn, 12/cents; patent ISt; Lunet
2.5; other articles in proportion. All goods
warranted to be what they are sold fur.
• STAUFFE It II ARLEY.
0:1 hand, some phi aud silver Levee and
Lepiite:4, .till (vier thau the above prices. _
et. W, 1837. ly
To the Country, Good News.
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
different kinds of PLOUGHS, Points, Starts,
Cutters, Lc.; Pots, Kettles, Pans, Washing
Machines,' &e.; Stores and Machinery ; Pur
ahem, Verandah's and Cemetery Fencing made
and put up with dispatch.
All orders will be attended to promptly ;
but being-without capital. sad mono,- being
necessary ta.carry ou the baguets*, 1 will bt
compelled to sell for cash, but on all enlentry
work sper cent. will be deducted. Suitable
trade vr,ll be takan, if delivered at the time
of purchasing. Give us a call.
IIfASEE.N.
Gettysburg, Jane 1. 1857.
Hanover B. Aintroad.
T ft ilti.4ugn• Os Itanater Briwwjt Railivid'
•I• now ran as tenor'
First ?Sole haves ill6m4stiflt F at: .:11ii - tii;
pasegrapri ibe York, • Ellirriiburm Coltiarbii,'
and FlitladelOta. UT* lrrisiti 4w tonnects'
with the Express for Baltimore; 'writing
there at VI s. ,
Second Tatin'Aestes at I P. x. - with' pas
• °poi ibt Beamnrie sad intermediate pla- .
° Po'. azi ,
a re" ,
. 'R ." -` Paiaala rJ. Ellf rimu , Age lt nt : .iti — -,
anon of the Wins is, iiireneedtp
ktor..lo: Mt: e r and splendid ainortment of new
• .ipring &Ed Samonsit(limils. seek as Delano',
I KA= ,-i, , - o f best brit-as. anal., L wow , l A gea l I : t ft e r a ,o44q mk , d i im F o. 4 .o
at • ', , mos thnothigh dim. lbw *ow* Benirta, - -- -.
.
L. . ...,,, • . .... 1 ,, „ - zt.; • - .. › 1 44404 '
.- II- i''' T=" " '''. . T''
" 1 ' - ' • lOll 11111BROIDEJLIS/3.—A ----- • , 'lnid
. wr*: .; .' .-6
..6 6 , . „ . •. ' . 4 . 111 alMitailai of ride'?
u 0 „ • Iv , ..-„-Ix "i. wi, ,-- .. tey..; - * or „-." ci lM ad many other w e' No =
t o h o ••••• - s t.r . ,' Ira, c 44 imipis , ii ! o w , ablekbals, jest mind sad 11110 -, d
will rapidly. -' . • • , . .ipriciir it U.lO. aE. n. liftman!: ,
Eli
negag,
Id.— '
d/IPICIAL
Presielent—George Swope.
17ce Presidext-8. R. RunelL
• Seeretary.43l. A. Buehler.
Treaeursr--David .111Treury.
Executive CONI RI ittee Robert MeC
Fine Old Brandies.
pH F. subscribers, Importers and Dealers in
WINES & LIQUORS, would most re
spectfully call the attentinn of purchasers to
their Old Establishment, No. .j North Front
Street. Philadelphia, where they haven large
assortment of Wines and Liquors of the
choicest brands and qualities. Having made
arrangements with some of the first houses in
Cognac and Rochelle, enables them to furnish
to their customers, upon the most liberal
terms, the following brands of Cognac and
RoChelle
BRAN PIES: °lard, Pdlersion,
Pinet,Caslillion; J. J. Depuy & el),T.llitnes,
A. Sargnette, Martel, Marett, ha. lc., of va
rious brands and quilities.
WINES: • Ciumapagne, Madeira, Lisbon,
Old Oporto, rewrite, Bargundy, Hoek, Mus
cat. Caret. Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Holland Gin, &Madam Schnapps, Jamaica
Spirits, 5..4,443h and Irish 'Whiskey. Peach.
Apple, Blackberry, Cherry, ginger, and
Raspberry Brandies; Cordials, Wineßitters,
Amsterdam Bitters. Fee.
Also, Agents and Sale Proprietor* of' the
Old Wheat, Whiskey. Constantly on hand
an extensive stock of lee old Monongahela,
Rye and Bonbon Whiskey. of various grades,
rime of whieb are guaranteed to be superior
to any is the eountry, all of which are high
ly improved by age.
From our long experienee in the business,
and a thorough knowledge of the testes of
the eumdtunity. we flatter ourselves to be
able to 11l al! orders thit may be entrusted
to us.
Orders from the eountry (which are most
respectfully solicited) wilt be promptly at
tended to.
gerGreat care taken in packing and ship
ping.
siir.lll goods sent from our establishment
are guaranteed to give satisfaction, with the
privilege of being returned. - •
1/. P. MIUDLETON & BRO..
N 0.5 North groat Sz., Philadelphia.
March t 2. IESB. Gm
White Goods
AND EMBROIDHRIES.-3. L. SCHICK
would invite the Ladies to examine his
large variety of new style Brilliants, Cato
brhat, Jaenttete,-Pbsin Cambric*, Linen. Col
lars, Ilandkerehiefs.4c. Opril 5.
.To Get
T UE full worth of your money, make your purchases of Ready-tunas Olothinm,
B tots, B.aies, Qst., Oar, Trunks, , Cluck ,
Violins, and everything else in Hip variefy
line, at SAMSON'S.
March 29, 1858.
Wanted.
smiII"PAUSL on a main road
"
near the county town, with description,
boation, price, &A. Address,
a. L. ASH 31EAD.
270 South Fourth street, Philadelphia.
April 12, DM. 4t
John W. Tipton.
"itiswirutss,"'
GO to Tipton's--Ao to Tipton's—
do to ripostes in the co-nee-.-
In the corner in the Diamond—
In the Diamond near McClellan*
If you want your Lair dressed finely . —
- If you wancyour face thltvedsmouthi.Y.
Itacl:e.ors who never knew it—
Tip's the fellow that can do it—
D I it is the latest fashion— '
Do it quick and do it nest*
And improve your fine leaks greatly,
Make you /oak so young and sprightly,
Make you feel more young and hrightly,
Make you CAI like going nightly
To call open some pretty damsel
Who before w.yold not look at you,
At you as von passed her daily,
Daily on the public street.
And young men who wear monstaches,
Whoiraidsome o:ie to new patches—
Patches where your breeches tear—
Tip'stte tiny to make up matches.
'Matches with some lady fair.
Then repair to Tipton's gimp,
Dandy, Fogy, Flirt and Fup.
Jan. 11,1938.
- - - -
Hover's Liquid Hair Dye.
. .
TUE testimony of Prof. !tooth and Dr.
Brinekle having previously been publish
ed. the followin ,, is now added:
From Prof. '1417C Los KM fortnerl,Professor
of Theory and Practice of Medicine in the
Yenittle Medical Cdlege of Pennsylvania, an
late Professor of Surgery in the American
College of Medicine, &c.
PUILADIMPIIIA, NOY. tl7th, 18.53.
Ma. Jostru E. Horse :—A trial of your
Liquid flair Dye will convince the most
skeptical, that it is a safe, elegant, and eliTea
eloeu preparation. Unlike many others, it
has in several instances proved serviceable in
the cure of some cutaneous eruptions on the
head, and I have no hesitation in commending
it to thole requiring such an application.
Very re4poctfully,
- - J. F. X. MrCLaskrr, M. T).,
475 Race St., above 13th.
wit Hone r's Writing Inks,in eluding /loner's
lirrilitsg. , "cad. and Haver's /addible /faits,
still maintain their high character, which has
always dijitiaguisked theta, and the extensive
demand first created, has contiuuca uninter
rupted until the present.
Orders addressed to the Miumfactory, No.
416 RACE Street above FOURTH, (old )o.
144,) Philadelphia, will receive prompt at
teution by -
JOSEPH E. HOVER. Manufacturer.
Dec. 21, 1857. [apr. 13. Is)
John Stone to Sons,
QO5 eke. , " sired, 440 ,, $igAM, (late of
No. 45 South Seound Btreei.)'
dclphia. are now .receiving their Spring Ise-
Porietion of SILK& MILIANSRY GOOD*
consisting in part of •
Fancy Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Satin Ned Tanta Ribbons,
• tirtal De Naples; (Glue pad Plains)
Marenlines 'AA Fluresees, .•
8 1 4441u411a.
linglab Crapes,
Malin. and Illusion Leavy eto.
Alia, a full assortment of FrsheA Asseri.
cam Flowers. Man.:lid:2;7A le.
in]
4.--/noor-
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01183E2
Lumber, Coal and Stoves.
XEJV FIRM!
TTHEundersigned respectfully announce to
the citizens of Gettysburg and 'tinily,
that they have entered into a co•partwership,
and intend, pening a COAL d• L UJU Lt
YARD, on Washington street, in the rear of
the Eagle Hotel, where they will be happy to
see all who may favor them with a call. They
will furnish ever, variety of Stove, Blaciamilh
and Linarbarner 8 C'OAL, at the lowest possi-
We wholesale rates, in order to introduce it
into general use. They also intend keeping
a full and general a.,sortnient of LUMBER. as
soon as the Railroad is completed. They
will keep constantly on hand every variety of
COAL and WOOD STOVE,S, among which
are tae celebrated William Penn. Noble
Cook, Royal Cook and Sea Shell Click
Stoves. Also the Charm, Capitol, Victor.
Planter, Premium and Parlor Cook Stoves.
Air-tight, Star, Franklin, Hot-air Parlor
Grate, Lady Washington, Oak, Magnolia.
Union. Air-tight Bare Cylinder, Tropis and
Harp Cannon Stoves.
Persons wishing to examine their stock will
pleaum call at their Stove Warn Re oh, on
Went Middle sneer., at the residence of Robert
3heada.
Ll7Ortlers promptly sttended to.
ROttFitt SNEAD%
C. PIES!! Y BUEIILER.
Gettysburg, Aug. Zl, 1857.
Good and Cheap !
THE undersigned would inform his friends
and the puhlic ge terally, that he c•n
tinues the CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSI
NESS, in all its branches, at his establish
ment, in East Middle Street, (near the east
end,,) Gettysburg, Pa., whet elle tins on hub I
a first-rate lut of work, and is prepared Input
up to order whatever muy he desired iu his
line, viz:—Rockaway ntid Boat-Body
Cliirriages ; Rock
away do Trotting Buggies, I b lzitt•
Jersey Ifirgons, a.c. "bramir •
With good workmen and gond materials, he
can pledge his work to he of the best quality
—.and his prices are among the lowest.
ear liepa ring done at short notice, and at
reasonable rates. Country produce taken in
ezchtuige fur work. Cull T.
JACOB TIiONEL
June 15, 1857:
JEIVELRY, AVatchee, Pistols, Vinling,Gui
tars, Aceortlenna. ILtrmenicmnw, Eight-day
Thirty-bonr and Alaria Clocks. stall prlves
to be had at SAILSO.X.S.
The Largest Chair
A ND Furniture Estaldislimer, in Baltimore
MATHIOT'S GAY ST. WAREROOMS
NO. 25 North Gay Nfreel, near .FaVette,
where are kept always un hand. nr wide to
order, every styled French TET&A-TETkS,
in Plush, Hair, Cloth or Brewatelle.
French Full Stuff and Medallion Perin?
ARM CHAIRS, in Plush, Hair, Cloth ! or
Brucntelle.
French Full Stuff Careed PARLOR
CILIIRS, in sets, with Plash, Hair, Cloth qr
tirocatelle.
SOFAS. half French Spring lkfultur,nny,gnd
Walnut. Parlor CIIAIRS, in Hair, Clutb:l4
Plush.
ROCKING CHAIRS--varioax•designa, in
Hair, Cloth and Plubh.
Stuff Spring LOUNGES—a large asmotth
metit always on haud, or any pattern wads
ur covere‘l with any goods to order.
CH A3I BE It SUITS—in Mahogany sr
Walnut, complete, from $34 up.
CANE CII.iIItS and Rocking d0.4.-the
largest assortment ready made in an; on*
house in the United States—from $l2 a Outs
en up.
Bar Room, °Frio° and Dining CHAIREL,4*
Oak, Walnut or M.thogany, with Cane, .Weeoct
or Stuffed Seats—an assortment embracing
over 50 dozen.
Wood seat CHAIRS and SETTEES and
Rocking Chairs--vier 100 dozen.
A. 51AntIOT, 25 North gay Street,
near Fayette street.
May 18. 18.57. ly
Herring's Patent
°HAMMON FIRE it. BURGLAR PROOF
%.) SAFI4S3, with Hall's 'Patent POWIAR
PROOF LOC IL S.—Flastetst & Huutwu,
Makers, 34 Walnut iStred, &Mr -Amid,
1' hilaielphia.—The great interest aesnifeatesk
by the public to procure more certain securi.
ty from firs fur valuable papers, sareillaa
Bonds, Mortgages, Deeds, Motets and Moe*
of Azopunte, than the ordieery - Baree here*.
foie in use afforded, induced the PatentedPA
devote a large portion of their time fur We'
Wt. tbartecn years, in. making disco**
"PA 4 12 0roYea;00tit for this .t 00. the
of wltich is the unrivalled Herring's
World's fair Promises- -FIRE PR
&WES, urtirersallf Amsiosorrledol. 4l ooe l
CHAMPION SATE . Or:I/ 7 AS NIVIII 4O I
been awarded Medals at both thela r a
Fain, Lund" 1851, and , Crystal r
054,sts superior to all others : Sax •
usdoolgO, entailed to lint
secured with Ilill's Patent .kti
Lacks--which Were abut aii.• . -
Medals, (as above)—forms the
Fire ind Burglar Proof &firs ei •
ed to the pu bic. •
Nearly 300 ‘!llerring's -Balearekliittlittett
tested:during the past .14 101104,40110
tha&10,000 have ..becoavidomlkeftwaishi.
sow; tow.-
or • . eta
Alai on band •
all-kinds of BOW — ij '
Chests laid T si. 1.
lheste B • . •
aledAdmikeol Alpe
.tak, lit_ • '4 4 ' ,!AIL* letikirollllos
tiIADIBMIIIOII.IIIOII6O4.* trek iude
1141~ aliirossamki
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