The compiler., June 07, 1858, Image 4

AbtailteAllitorof the 'trained» 4grictil
1166441ww_acticaltural writers re
, •enttelltegthmins with matt stones
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- water-ditet beneath. I
' ploketicai farmers following
•)Otis. To satisfy myself of
tbersin ;Of ilia practice I kilo(' up
Alliodliwiof l art open drain the p t Win
lqr stones raked from gravel
that,-bad been spread upon a meadow.
Thpy•we're front the size of a hen's ogg,
,:t - Pliblat of a man's fist, and were raked
- clean Acoor ding to the theor y,
t !t, to pass water rean.ily.—
.Abarat Aral was thus filled in. I have
ea refetNy observed the condition of the
water *hose *ad below the stones, fin
padttiely after heavy rains, and at
11;044 When no rain has fallen for seve-
re 4 4y4. The water is from three to
sixipeites higher above than below the
11001Mmil &bowing that a drain thus tilled
•11,10111MITays keep the water line several
%Oleo nearer the Pa rfaee than it. would
VI tare° duet.
ree if the (*.rain had been filled
ttioiikitole length, instead of a rod near
4hilbsipouth, the ease would have been
Mich worse.
The passage of the water
its friction against the
ISOrrides of so many stones, and by the
+orcor dirt from the sides of the
.. j am persuaded from this experiment,
Albs& it Always pays to make a duet of
WSW kind at the bottom of a drain,—
T 4 labor is but a little• increa..ed, for
.iti* the eh:mile! k covered 's% ith flat
otklnes, the small stones mad• be tipped
fixsta the cart directly iuto the ditch
101.4 a passage way beneath, tho
Wiwi perform an excellent ottiee in
larger passage for the water
*time of hencv rams, and in furnishing
lloirroots of prillltS w ith air and mois
ture in dry times., If the tilling in with
- Maastones retains the water in only
gime inches of the Wit, at the bottom
ur the draiu, the farmer lo , ks a part of
146b0r. There is so much dead, iii
imit)stsimsoil over the whole area of his
Arid that would be available if the drain
trwere properly performed. I would
•
rite to tISC 6nlall moues only orcr
rams and not L . ON.NECTICL T.
Do Potatoes mix in the Rill?
-One would auppwto that this question
kad been settled long nu,o vet it con
gapes to be asked. We repeat, there
tie, tlinf ittiey do not and ~7,aii , ) t m ix
Why nut? 80ciii , ,43 it is
i.tkvariablo Aaw of nature }hat one
variety cannot be crecsud with another
IlleXPOpt• through the flower ar.d fruit
- mvitilits a the sumo family can be
sized with emit other. if they
*Oval at the same time. This eros
few oriel takes place naturally, i. e.
:Mgt/Ma ale übe Of ftsii . artificial 'nouns.
Ca) woad oftco blows the pollen front
abwostarnena of one plant-tower upon
the pistils of another, and an intermix
ture ( - panes. This is also done by bees
and laseeta, bpd ilt may be done by the
lArmief map. Potatoes can be 'mixed'
4104 a &' y. 13ut remember that the
doespaixirig not take place bet Weer]
ableclinbore under ground, but in the
OlaillapAnar And mhaequeut Fked built an
of the plant. Plant two kinds
At' aiotittoes in adjoining rocs, and if
Ikey'blosboni. at the same time, the
/*rag of.one flower wiii undoubtedly
Itiotrarried)t4 the pistils of another. In
(be Fatl, save the seedballs and plant
- them It. year potatoes will be 'mixed'
Viirleiv. But if you continue to plant
the tuber (the potato itself,) you will
'ket - he change of variety.
tide way Hirst corn, nw h ins ,
A - W.4441ms And squashes become mixed
with other curiettes. The hybridization
0,01011r611 through the ti3wers, and lip
mrs in the seed. and not in the root.
ir,-4 . nter t 4/naturist.
' Destruction of 'Forests.
given our plea, once and ;
for the preservation of the tor-
Aida, liMe POW Wish simply to record a
Aboallmiation- of our views, which we
'find
,-fu one of the daily journals. It
Ailtiftrs that a learned Frenchman, M.
requeril, of Paris, has lately publish
ip .an alaborate treatise on the influence
stof forests, treating the subject both his
and scientitiealJy. his con
tkision.s-are, in brief: "that the forests
ildt , upon the climate of a country as
Thgarilic causes; that they also act as
kot r ectioa against winds, and as a
inealis of preserving living springs; and
(boy prevent the degradation or
sabering away of the mountains. They
afro sot as protection against the corn•
munjeation from place to place of con
tagiotts- diseases."
7'k Late Planting ',icon.
farmer should despair of a good
"imp, whose seed is not yet in the bill.
am fails to conic up from poor seFd,
40' from too early planting, oftener
Auk; • from all other causes combined.
plAi4tiv; north of this latitude, June
09414 good as any earlier date. Ono
ortlke premium corn growers of Goa
tibeatieat plants uniformly June 6th, or
' oks - mixr that date as possuble. lie nev
er - Iraffs, to grog -1k good crop, and at
;I:m(411088 cost diiitt the market price
per bushel.
CareYfry the Agee,
.
A genticanan recently - from Central
—4l 4 4eria"-e, great place for snakes—in-
Pettifs las 'Wit be has seen many obsti
rtzk
' vases cited by weariv fie 4y pal
.
..- . i.tieft salt between - the feet and
.. .
ga. ' We cannot Vona. for the
Alge:althis remedy, lila consider it
ve4act!si,of trial.--Geaesys Far.
rr .4titide I'ea4.—Beil handfai.
of hops in 2 quarts of water end add 4
iarge potatoes ixpited, aosA 1 strainsd,
Ikl!id 6 ' ' ttkla 'n the Ii-
OtflOtli ; pup
. dip* .s . : Oa 'add yeast to co*
atOitit#joirtipg the q:uarti,
-911/74"011 WM& betties,. *4l).
__issa 7 Arwisaitts4a the goatee*. mpsktber
-asaspooefel--kir eash...-kait of
. -
*aserpeatatitt' , .
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r 4116114 thzral
vet
wasithst wszatbeititbiagaboat
:81‘Yeert
, , Ali
tft .kktijiftri 'tamed *e.tedus iota
ckarietlth
rAtsisc; th‘ V• '44'l:
,"111IIN the coon of Adateii; retuned I pHApithatiltclarl.-4Alihare the
I and c , 11. • - ~. Ap- 4 . 0 A 'firi`C. I'LL .tiiinant Ra a ps!.
leftism. of '''',l 4. , , ~l'" .4 „ .rdelttois aind- e , nest wi krlihe Vann**
rick V 440 ' :"''' •• ' ' • „, '
46r Vie ibis yttilie Awe aitehinestii the tettehorite nis
'ear ,of Gtx4lol,ll, irz ban- Ishine slit theldit-horao tnachine--and will
,
Ise: patentee hit. ehances and fuH satisfitetiott
litarottipl, or tittivaigu i to ant , person wins Miry want to paroling, a
. Dons. C. 'rettehtre. Any teat purcinsting a machine
Fahneetock Brothers, ' 9 -... ) '- 4 00 „,, 8" "'" . . rlmi tint lofty work the machine against any
DasempreZeteitin4 :; ?It' A""
' °Chet nkaohine during bay-mating and bar-
J. 1.. -4 3tillek, - ' - - " ""' '' , 00 ' rest, and if is does not give better serial.-
Owitus * -110, 4 1 4w1er • ' • • - It - --I 4 °O: ti ny other mail' inn with which it
Ila'rcis &union, ' ' - 1 '7 00' ked, they ere at liberty to return
F. B. Picking. l4 7'oD ' r A will send in their orders to my-
George Arnehi, 14 7
~ ,,,0 0i tifi ' eld; David Schwartz, at Little's-
A. D. Buehler, 14 7 ';'olstoirn ;or Franklin Hersh, at New Oxford—
Paxt , n A Mcflheny, 14 7 00, as early ay possible, an.l say which sited
Daniel Plank, 14 7 0 0' machine they want, as we are taking in or
(liile.pie A Thomas, 14 700 dent new for the coming season.
.Minnigh & Sin, 14 7 001 J. S. WiTIIEROW,
Philip Winter, 14 700 i Agent fur Adams county.
SS. Forney, Agent, 14 7 00' April 12. I g5B. $3
Norbeek A Martin, 14 7 001 --- -
Jacobs & Brother, 14
Brimyruan &Culp, II
William Keever, 14
Beyer et Son, 14
John Scott. 14
Shembi it Badger, 14
J. Reiniiiger, 14
Cumbertand 71fwaskip.
.John Weikert. 14
John Weigle, 3EII, 14
Francis 13ream, " 14
Stratton Tbionsitip.
Philip Hann, 14
P. A. Myers, 14
&Loll" liin,., 14
Tyrone Mir fuhip.
Eckel-R..lde it. Brother, 14
Smut , ' Stake. 14
Jacob S 11 , 11;nger, 14
John liatrempertztr. 14
Lalimore Totemhip.
Henry B. St;ith, 14
Jacob A. Diller, 14
•
Adam Lerew, 14
ilittallen Township.
Charle. Mien, 14
David Di vittor, 14
Burktwlder lc . WiPtort, 14
Abel T. Wright, 14
06orge Milthigh, 14
J, el Fi•lier, 14
Wm. OverdPer, 14
0. P. liouttp, 14
Jacob Pitzer, 14
Mon nijoy rtnrship.
14
'l4
14
John Yost,
.T,lln lteb,..rt,
I lellry Bolder.
Buller Town:Alp
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
Noah INIMer
E I‘N arl Staley,
J neut.) Peasyl.
John linover,
(Leary liartr.el,
Samuel Faber, Agetst,
Jesse Houck,
Liberty Toteuhip,
Grayson & Brother,
1167){17(01/ rU4OIIIAII4
Spangler ii Brother, 14
William Wulf, 14
Henry L. Miller, 14
J. IL Leiliv, 14
Via. I3reciner, 14
.Tolin Iloudeshell, 14
IDLE iram' a S.oner, 14
Frederick licit!ler, 14
George Mundurff, 14
Henry Kline, 14
Fraailin 7bwrtship.
Jacob F. Lower, 11
Jacob nark,l4
•
Abrahner Scutt;
James
JacoL rultriler,
Peter „f D.
Martin L. Moller,
J,.lin CliantLerb t i ~,
Ann 11.0111lian,
f In , rnam Cu p er ,
C. 11 Currmen,
NV. W. Witutore,
J. Dilluu,
Lfa ntiii f iton ruttwhip.
.1 :tool, A. Cartiner, 12
1111ey Jr liullinger, 14
J:11-11(!•4 Mcgary, 14
Ephraim licitsiievr, 12
IlainVilliban Tutraship.
Sullivan & IthATelfart, 13
I ' aXVslto M CiearY, 13
Jiletd) Ileitiligh, 14
Juba C. S. :baffler, 14
Bo trick Ilarnaltip.
D. E. Efullin*er. 14
Wilhafn DAV IS, 14
I.l.lLit Biwthal, 14
o.r/iird Township,
Wm. D. ik S. A. [limes,
I.34stress Winter,
Aaron Ileagy,
A. Staub.
Anthony Ji. Martin,
J. V,. Smith A., Co.,
lidw.tid Weigle,
John Ginter,
Michael Staub,
Charles Dull,
13
1$
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
Mquididtataut Picitship,
.1. & E. Miller, 14
Peter O'Ne4l, 14
Jacob (..hi.t.snian, 14
Reading nat.:1.8144P.
Jacob A ulabaugh, 11
Peter 14.1.1itz, 14
L R. Stijl - Am 11
Andrew 11 .11.I1er, 14
Luton Township.'
14
14
14
Peter Lon',
Abraham Sell,
Abraham Slieely,
G.'s-smarty 71.neaskip
Ephraim Idlers,, 13
J. A. Shori., 13
,Spalding. AL Noel, 13
Lewis Stonesifer, " 14
(le,.rge fl .uck, 14
William F. Crouse, 14
John Iltller, 14
Myer Nusbaum, 14
Henry Dysert, 14
1 Conowego Township.
John 'Bushey, Emq.„ 14
Holly it. Sneeringer, 14
Distiller's Litenoe.
David Rhodes, Freedom tp., 10
Wm. S. Jenkins, Cunowago tp.. 10
Michael Ilervirtg,l4munittmtbitu tp.lo
APPEAL.
Notice in hereby given w all pervorls
ented in the abase return of clesnification,
that I will hold an Appeal. at the Commis
sioners' office, in Gettysburg, on Tuesday.
the Bth day of Jane next,. between the bourn
of 9 o'olock A. 34. and 3 P. U., when and
where all persons that may consider them
selves aggrieved by said densification may
attend. . J. M. WALTER.
Appraiser of Msrcaatile Tasta Jar Adam: co.
May 17,1858. 4t
New Goods,
TN lIEMERSEICIRG.--*.P. A. A 0. F.
AL ECK 14N RODE hare just returned frog
she eastern cities with a lame stock of ,Dry
Goods, Groteries, sad .!! , kinds of Hardware
haebtln conntry isteeee4 They have sphmsdid
artiebs alfoliagat fog 7, $ and 9 *eats, sail
Molasses in proportion. They have a ikaai
also a. large agsortment of Bootie, Shora. ants,
Caps; ite., the taw artiOAß all hang kept
up etalKiiiitillWilistibilaVr&iliMbelow to
Aboatote. • '
4*l *mods bought of tl4ii is. tie. ilisku
Nowlin& wilL Ate , oat ken 01 abbot?. ,liii
kaisdricli:mo 45. dotes&llMlLioad
dirgootelta hif4.-14.1 1110000. Am&
Jraiiskt olooirterll Nab.
tlie r sMar ti t AatOttt terms.
Give as a call before
P. A. & 0./liVit.orart
fOrilinWAßEe-mArlogs IrtibiPOOM.-
Wabash Qstaihnsinare will do weiripm ilmi t
WOW ** ** Ira Wetted
11. & k 14."4 , 41111,01C
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ilowt Litt, wtoo!g - 04 , 0Vti
111- tate. A diii_riliiiki_
Thirty-W~ltbs.pk Cs3oskii, it- the,
td-brisd ii` ,; SA )180N 711. ,
=I
Lumber and Coal.
T HE 'subscriber informs the public that he
continue', the Lumber atol Cual businees
at Lirrumnwm. Adams county, on a larger
sewle than erpr--ettiltricing White Pine
Boards awl Plank. Seitotling, Framing Staff,
Plattering Lathes, Shingles. l'alinge, &c.,
with all kinds of Stove. Litneburners' and
Blacksmiths' C. al. Yarl near the Depot—
He invites the calls of the public, and will
'silt as low IA the very est.
JOHN* MILLER.
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New Lumber Yard,
1 40 NEW ON FOit I.)—Th d
e un,lerwigne
would iof,,rtn the public that he has
opened it LUNtliElt YARD, n large scale,
in the town of New Oxford. Adams county, to
which the thettrsburg Railroad has been al
ready exten,lcii. ILK tov4orttrent embraces
all kinds of Luini,cr—Panel, First and Second
C.a ntili o n and Calling Boartl4, First - and
Second C anmon and (Jolting l'ittak, Ileruloek
F 01161114 Boards, llenihick Joists, Scantling,
Plastering Lath, he.tded and plain Paling.
ke..
lie invites calls from those in want of
Lumber, feeling a..a red that in quality or
price his stock CAN'T Be ne.tx. Ile will en
deavor to deserve n large share (4 public CM
trminge. J-I,CJII
Feb. 1, 18Z.18.
Bastress & Winter,
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NEW OXFORD, Adams county, Pal, Pro
a•• e. Furic.udiuyand ColitlNl . BBl'o4 Ware
hnnse: VV.tJlesale and Itot.sil IJaalera in Gra
ceriet; constantly on hand, Fish, .Salt, Ptaa
tcr. Goon.. tf:r.
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Fun. a. ii'nz tr, CORI. Rrlt 0 . 175 0 Clorlut
and TIMOT111; SEED, L,ught sit all times, fur
which the highest c rh prices are paid.
Fob. 13, 1858. Cilu
The First of the S3aeant.
A I \WES 'ISO has just received from
4 . 4 A• the New 'York Auction Salsa, a tar
lotto! REA UV-AI.ID/i CLOTH ENG fur sprinlg
and SLIM nor, which be 14 able to Cell kt prices
unpre..tcpentedly I.)w. The new arrival con
sists of Frock, Sack and Raglan emit*, with
Pants and Vest!., in great variety. new styles
and patterns—for Men and Boys. Call and
estunine the large assortment before pus
chasing elsewhere.
Goods will be received from Now 'York
every few weeks throughout the seasan.r-
Inducements to pureinwe such as cannot
be uddred by any other establishment iu
the county are now, and will continue tuba,
uforeti. at SAMSON'S.
perch 29, '3B. Opposile the Rusk.
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Fiore Old Brandies.
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T HE pn ritrer,. Importers anti Denlea in
WLV/'S cf LEQuotes, would most re
aper:Tull!' call the atter' ti , m or purahasera to
their ,0 Elst /*Wish aietftt. Nareft Front
S'lree!. Philadelphia, where they haves
assortment of Wui and Liquors of t e
cld, est brawls Awl qualities. flaying tondos
arranzements with some of the first houses Ia
Cognac and Rochelle, enables them to furnish
to their costrumeral, upon tho most liberal
the following liraude of Cognac and
Rochelle
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7 (XI
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BRANDIES: °lard, Pdlecsion,
J'iaei, Cat. ';lli,a4 ; J. J. Depay & Co.,T. II imes.
A. 8,-:rgaette, Martel, M.trett, of va
rious lirandit awl qualitiev.
AV IN : Clsat t eugat, ir VIC ira • Lisboa,
ad °Pod°. rener ,. /Te, Bargand.4, Kock, Mas
cot, Chard, Slarry, and Malaya Trine.R.,
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Il,ll.rnd (tin, Sdleidatu Se•liiityptiAtraftica
Spirits, Seutch amt lrbdi Peach.
Apple., Blackberry, Cherry, Ginger, and
Raspberry Brandies ; Cordials, Wine hitters,
Anr4terdatn Bittern, lr.
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Also. Agents and S Propjietors of the
Old Wheat Whiskey. Constantly on hand
an extensive stock of fine old Monongahela,
Rye and 13 dirbon Whiskey, of various grades,
sane of which flre guaranteed to be superior
to any in the country , all of which are high
ly improved by age.
Front our long experience in the business,
and n thotough knowledge of the tastes of
the community, we flatter ourselves to be
able- to till all orders that may be entrusted
to UR.
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Orders from the country (whieli are most
regpertfully solicited) will be promptly at
tended to.
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U.-eat e.ire taken in paoking and ship ;
ping.
iticarAll goods sent from our establishment
are suartutteed to site satisfaction, with the
privilege of being, returned.
E P. 5111)I1LETON
No. 5 North From St., Philadelphia.
March 1858. G u i
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Willinery. Removed.
C. iIowARD would ra , pectfully inform
kJ. the Ladies of Gettysburg, and itsvicinity,
that they a-ill find her in Chambersburg
street, lit the ritNillence of Mr. Samuel Herbst,
opposite Mr. Tutee Hotel.
Ladisis can be nconnnimistod with ready
made BONNETS ; also ft variety of Straw
Leghorn, and.all kinds of Millinery Goods of
the latest styles. Ladies will du well to call
and see for themselves.
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April 5. 18:*.
Sunbeam Gallery.
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TII E subscriber would respeothily announce
- 1 .• to the citizens of Gettysburg and the pub
lic generally, thst he has provided himself
with an entire new and splendid SKY-LIGUT
AMBROTYPE. ROOM, at his residence in
West Middle skeet, one Square west of
Fahnestocles Store. where be is prepared 'to
furnish .Anthro„ - }fi1t1171.1. 4 Elllll7llel and Photo
graph Pirtures in every style of the art.
which he will warrant to give entire satis
faction, and is prepsred to accommodate all
with GOOD PICTI RES, either single or in,
group.i. lls alt's hoz, a number of specimens
at lite room in Chatnbersburg Street, a few
doors West of 84411140 i t Culp's Shoe StiSra,
where. ha still. continues as tormerly to take
pictum. . .
All ' , RIM desire a correct likeness of them
selves and Wends, will do well to give me a
eat, is 1 tat* ,Veducesl my prices to' suit the
present bard times.
leietares eo ;NI from old specimens of all
ltittliff ; also, I rted in Lockets, Breast Pina,
'Plr4st Bi
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nail liteittgtitttnitfui to his friends
its& pifbli &need in. past patrtniage,
winbendibarenkinsintsai‘ sod aesnyestitesa.
dint anisentipilbreAbfrefiltall net Isediteasiatieol.
IKAssfsgszinzie . l3 vests air M. Mouse
for operating front 8 A.
_IC task PAIL .4auld
Lockets, arai v ion; isuitiiiiefult Miniatures,
asset! no husk stAlltargssrplonistelpsiosu.
`Children wilL Poi be taken rue bass
1 Ursa Sii•elre its. .•• .:-. , to - l -•--' • .- 74
air Ambrotypes taken for 04 coati .viii
comOsoiurta*lgeomMitlis..• • a
}.7. 1711% ‘ i ison:Insv?..18411111110. Vittiliglii. •
jy~l V., 1858
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larsitAn4. 701 at*
S lo o l . e4 gioyf i r wismi PADA Lai
lities a :Wel t at "„ . ,
N ANTIL(.44/-4440p aat fash's - 4141•14,
Miss 444Commurs.
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. • Grocery -• .•r. • •
4bttiWigtilireaVib l P 4 -
- -' li6jVh ..
rt._ _been 1 '
=• by ma* masa* We aILUMPIE 4 TROhlmi• respietfally, In
hiitiVilt+ our Metal and die pub-‘-'t ,B:rret the people ettiettylburg sad the
lie be the liberal support attended to us.— I publie generally, Ost they kayo justselellll
- books are placed in the bends of Oeo. B. ed from the city with a general etwortreinitof
Bringwan for collection, and we eareestly GROCEBISB.PB4YISIOIIB and VEORTA
reqeest thou indebted to as to tall end taste , BLIES, !thief' ;tic
_are prepared to sell u how
iotenediste peyiment, as eb desire *settle the ,as the lowest. FLOUR, and FEEDalways On
business of the Ara without delay. hark and sol d at small profits.
0160. E. BRINSMAN . i store on York street, one door east °Mat
ti. AUGHINBAU(III. t flex' Haft
Clettystrurg, Ann. 3, 1837.
611,0.11. BIINGINAN.I
New Firm.
-" ItINOMAN kCULT', Successors to Bring
man & Aughinbaugh, Manufacturers and
Dealers in HATS, CAPS, 1100T3. SHOES,
Trunks. Harness, Saddles, Bridles. Collars,
Umbrellas, Canes, &c., &c. Having com
menced business at tho well known stand of
Bringman & Aughinhaugh. (Sign of the Big
Boot) we invite all who desire anything in
our line of buvinehs, feeling confident that
we will be able to give entire satisfaction to
all who may raver us with their patronage.
Boots and S:ioes made upoa the shortest no
tice, RS heretuture. Also, Saddles, Darnels,
Bridles, Trunks, 3a, and all kinds of repair
ing done at the shortest notice.
Come one: C ,we all I Remember the
place, Chiunbersburg street, sign of the Big
B
Gettysburg, April 2C, 1t438.
T HE subscriber ha% ing disposed of his in
terest in the store of Briugman Augh
inhaugh to John Culp, re:poctfully asks the
continuance of his friend, and customers to
patronize the new firm of Brin g men do c u ip,
lIENIIY ACT6IIINB-lUGII.
April 2f), 153.
Fresh Fruits,
GROCERIES, Ns iTioss, &A;.—
Fruits. Fruits of every description, its
• folltews—Layet Raisins. Fi g s.
Oranges, Lemons, Dates.
Nuts. Filberts, hard end paper
shell Almonds, Pea Nuts, k..t.
Groceries. A good assortment of Sugars—
Lsaf, Brown. Powdered and
Crushed; Onfree, N. 0. Itolasses.
Syrups et the hest quality, Rive,
Soda. Starch, Teas, Cinnamon.
tgrocud and ungrouudo Cleves,
iustard. &a.
Fkrfamery. Perfumery of every description,
which will be sold low fior each.
Lenora Syrup. A large lot just received-- Amy
one desiring a cheap, pleasant
and healthy drink will du well
by purchasing this Syrup.
nbacco. An the various kinds of Tobac-
co. Cigars sad Snuff, fur sale
birAiris. Buyer &. Son.
rusegar. • Ws hare a pad qualitc:se, all
wiN aay who base tried it.
Flour& Fed.Wt hare made arrangements
to tiara constantly on hand
Flour and Peed, which we will
inSUre t 4) be of superior quality.
arid at such prices as ai.unut fail
- w please.
IV.II. BUYER 1 SON.
ill 46, 18R.
DUNLOP fI.ITON
Mow Firm.
PAXTON & kteILHANY, '
(Stteresiors tice*lbealt ft Rixton;) '
Arloilasala and Retail Dealers in
HATS, CAPS, 13001'3, 1 3N0E 4, it STOXiir
0001)I. 'Alm, -
Wait raper ' Wiwimei 15kalles,' 7rnitkA Cari
pet ivy, thrarellai, nines:"
u& wen and Seydra,
AT TUE 801.7111.1A5T CORNER nr evcrltis. "(Omit,
Gettysloorg, Adana ,Couaty;ra.
March 22, 1858.
REAPER THAN EVER !—FaltaestoCk
Itr o thers have just received a large 0-
sortmerft of Duties' . Dress Good); spch as
Ducats, Challis De'eines. Robes a Quina,
Silks, Chintz, Lawns. G'inghams,
which we invite the Attention of buyers. Our
stuck cotaprisingevery variety of style and
pattern, and haling been selected with care
and purchlused low. we can offer inducements
to those wishing VerAng•Gosdstauch as can
not he had elsewhere.
April 12, 185.
P.XTR A ACCOAMOD AVON& —The tin
" dersigned returns his thanks to the public
for the encouragement heretoftiVe extended to
him, and takes pleasure in announcing that he
has completed avrangements by
shich TWO DAILY LINES of 4•llAk'
Coaches will run between Gettys.
burg and Hanover, to connect salt the trains
to and from Baltimore, York, ll.trrt.:burg.
Philadelphia. ho- Persons tle,iring tickets or
inforination will call on the und e r , igned,or on
CHARLES TAT?.. Tielset Agent, at the Eagle
Elute'. in Chamber,burg street.
aj - "Specia) attention given to all packages,
&c„ or other business entrusted to the under
signed between Gettysburg and Hanover,
hich Rill be promptly and carefully attend
ed to.
r7The undersigned has also effected ar
rangements by which he will be able to supply
Coaches, Stages, &c., for Funerals and other
occasions, at moderate charges.
NIOEIOLAS WEAVER.
Gettysburg, April 13, 1857.
GEORGE NEWCOMER'S EST AT E. —Let-,
iers of administration on the estate Of
George Newcomer, late of Menallen township,.
Adams county, deceased, hating been grant
ed to the andersigned, residing in the same
township, she hereby gives notice to all per-.
sons indebted to said estate to make immedi
ate payment, and those havingelalins against
the same to present them properly authenti
cated fur settlement.
AVE NEWCOMER. Executrix.
AMOS SCIILOS•001.. A g e n t
for the rate, of 1114gnallan township.
April 26, 1836. tit
Or to
A T SCHICK'S.
- 1 ••• Printed Cashmere nava.,
Stella, Tltibet,
Crape, Delaine
April 5, 1858.
THE subscriber is prepared to contract and
- 4 - put on at the shortest notice, W. E. CNiilia
& Co's. Patent fire and Water Proof Elastic
Cement lloo l futg.
It is per ectly 'Fire and Wafer proof, Anil
in paint of durability is equal, if not supeript,
to any lifetilie Roullng. It can be put op
over tin, tar, iron, or shingle ruofs, hewer*
fiat or steep they rnay be.
In ohm. of resistang the elements 'of flits
and water,' nothing has yet been discovered
equal to the glasboseement. • •
Those who base need it, have testified *lt
it is the Vary: perfection orltoofing, turitbat
there is•no farther room fbr improvrment.-•-
lio 044 ApW think of patting on Wog:let
abets' this &scent e*tL be Iva fur muchleg
money and'vAll outwear four shingle rpphi.
This Boon g is warranted u kepreseafA.
The Atheuhlspe of Tesit and
hea t preteetton rnA
td the Weather ai 'data
It la Ash the hist yadst for trun: .
istid whetted. aisPlled
t le=httt . hfa id& ;OW fbr 144
t ,
,• •
tiler Vidal! * o7~ l riel
•
• '''`lllMVl a .et t ,"oof,ll,'
`Ptithitiek City Mk'
of*/ If*
at ttni /11 Qnce, in (lOWA:44i
AP, ritiS; •
BreMils wilt 6e pig _ Eno~ie~s at
til
LP , $.7
," • -
April 19, MS
A Card.
New Goods I
Two Daily Lines.
Administrator's Notice
Shatirls !
Elastic Dement Roofing.
.14" N--Ar
iJoax rimr.
YEW ,111)1 7 2E it - NEW GOODS!---JACOBS
V,M.). h ave re m oved their Merchant
Tailoring Elia',Nehmen% to the splendid new
three-story house on the north aid^ of Chem
, bersburg street, a/oining Bringman h Augh
. inbangli's, where they will continue business
on a larger scale than ever.
•Ifheir stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Cosi
nots, v es ti rizs , ,kc„, ke. , has been largely in
creased, art they are prepared to sell as luic
as g4e/ Q trett..._defying all competition. Give
them a call, and examine their assortment be
fore purchasing elsewhere. Nu trouble to
alms goods.
Clothing made op on short notice and in
the very best and most tasteful manner.—
With their Icng practical experience in the
business, an.l a desire to please, they hope to
' he able to give sati%fastion in all cases.
CALI. I Ovt AND ALL!
GettyStMT , . M trch 22, 1358.
Adams County Mutual
Fito: INSUIUNCE CONlPANl.—lncor
puraitki March 18, 18,31.
orvietru4.
ffli,==l=
rice l'relident—S. R. Ru, , sell.
s , ,,,Nry-1). A. Buehler.
r'ceasurer—finvid 31'Creary.
Erecutire Committee— Robert McCurdy,
Andrew Bei/it:Oman, Jacob King.
hi 74 Au as. —l3 lorge Swope, I). A. Buehler,
M'Curdy, Ittemh King, A. lleintselmisn,
11. M'Creary, J. J. Kerr, M. Eichelberger ,
IL Russell, B. Kurtz, Andrew Pulley; S.
Pitlinestoelc, Win. B. Wilson, 11. A. Picking,
Wm. H. 311.71e11an, J ,hn IVulfirril, A. 0, 'Mc-
Creary, Juhn Horner, E. W. Stable, J. Augh
ientugh, Al,diel F. Hitt.
Sear This Company ia limited in its (spent
tions to the county of Adams. Icings been in
successful operation fur more then six years,
and in that period has paid all losses and ex
penses, scilkout any assessment, haring also a
large surplus capital the Treasury. The
Company employs no Agents—all business
being done by the Managers.'who are annual
ly elect& by the Btockbohleri. Any person
desiring an Insurance can apply to any of the
abuse named Managers fur further infor
mation.
Sarni e secuti ve Committee meets at the
Office an° Cdmp,my on the last Wednesday
erery menth. - at 2, P. M.
Sept.2B, 1857.
"` aWrance Hitt, -
it
-au hip office one
•c° fluor west of the
Lutheran church in
i'hambersbu • and opposite Picking's
Store, where thoie wishing to have any Den
tal Operation 'perfiamied are respnctfully invi
te& to call. Rettaiscsii: Dr. D. liorder,
Itev. 0. P. Kruth, D. D.. Ker. It. t }laugher,
p. D.. Rey. Prof. M Jacobs, Prof. M. L.
Stcerer. " [Gettysburg, Ayr:4lll.'sS,,
vitixic s'itaavvr
Wo.; to: lifeClell
kr11aff.:047.6 nn tfil
south sidefltha t pulAia tuare, 2 doors
west the See tiel office:
Gettysburg, August 22, 1853.
Edward B. Buehler,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will faithfully and
proeiptly-attend to all husinessentrostod
to him; Ile *peaks the (Lerman language.—
011ke att.the Parse please, in South Baltimore
treet. near Forney's drug store, and nearly
opposite Danner .% Ziegler's eture.
Liettysburg, March
D.' IdeConaughy,
A TTORNET 'AT LAW, (officeone door
• 13 t. west of Bdelaer's drag and book store,
Chambersburg street,) ATToIiNCY AND Sa
Ltorrna reit PATIENTS AND PENsTONS. B o unty
Land Warrants, Back-pay impended Claims.
and all other elaitna against the Government
at Washington, D. C ; also American Claims
in Eucland. Land- Warrants located and
std.], or bought, and highest prices given.—
Agents engaged in locating warrants in lowa.
Illinois and other western• States. itirapply
to hint personally or by letter. •
Gettysburg, Not. 21, 1853...
THE Perry County Mutual ?ire Insurance
Company--Capital $139, 1 3.86 = -effects in
surances iu any part of the State, against
loss by ire ; prudently adapts its operations
to its resources ; all'ords ample indemnity,
and promptly adjusts its losses.
Adams county is represented in the Board
of )tanagers by Iron. Mo , es NlceLessr.
WM. MeCLEAN, Ary•nt.
Office of M & W. McClean, Gettysburg.
May f..)6, 18‘56.
A LEX. FRAIER, W,ttch & Clock Mutter,
ha removed hin shop to Chambernburg
*rivet, opposite the Lutheran Church,.where
he will always be happy to attend to the
calls of customers. Thankful for pant favors,
he hopes, by strict attention to business and
a desire to please, to merit and receive the
patronage of die public.
Gettysburg, March 8, 1838.
New Firin.
GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS.—J. C.
Grivs & Baortikit have taken the store
of John Hoke, on the North West corner of
the Diamond, where they will continue the
Dry Goole and Grocery business on
,an en
larged scale. They will constantly keop on
band a large and varied assortment of eve -
thing in their line. They hnve just laid in
a large and splendid stock of Spring and Sam
mPr Goods, and are now opening them for
the inspection of the public. We cordially
invite the eitisens of Gettysburg and vicinity
to give us a calf, and examine fur themselves,
as we feel eatisfied they will want no other
recommendation to induce them to buy. We
are 'determined to keep nothing but good
Goods and to •seli cheaper than the cheapest
for the cash. Give us a call, no trouble to
show goods. ,
April 5, 1858
ASING ahrpeeed ormj *tore te the Ileum
Golan, ',Would rave:emend the new firm
to the oonfidenoe of-the publie, sad hope
they will moire s /arm share of the public
patronage. JOHN MILL
April 6, 1858.
.. Cabinetomaking. ~
rViS. undereigsed has oosaeseedihetetil
4 .
wet-seating basinese, in blountpleissei
township, Adams uooaty, en the road leading
boil the ?we Taverns to Hanover, about a
quotes all a silo 'northeast of Shiers Steil,
where be has now on hand,- and will 1111111111-
fucking to %T. Amnia,4ololeads, Tables,
Staudtandrothevaribilii in his has,
satim h =or
OW 6 fOf the best ' material/4 =Ow e Wili
• ' saecie at the 'shotesei zoblitt,
'Win' itmslit to order. - He le pull** with t r n.
6 lifst,grai, lid - Heapse. •-', • • • *, !rfif
lie baltentlr • ef pabllet. pascoimegepoid
wittilidlitObj itteiet attention on besinies,
with good.app4 : o4/m1 to:4ti
aerre it.
Al ~ i ithr-t31115. sl* *) ' • :•MV.
•‘• J rOb.. •
ViAlTIEsi it* Radisway COOL BO irtikb I will sril for 125 task. 7 . 'NV ••••fitYt
15.; 7 : ' • • ONO. ARNOW"
MESB
tt
`TS3
HIMIGISJ Unions. 71444214
No r Commec*--401 kinds otOsadit
Norbeek 4 Markin
• .4P'sN,,,
1501111
RemovaL
Fire Insurance.
RemovaL
J. C. GUINN di.llRO
A Card.
F.
umeteneleww—swervvemer-snmemeemmum
cosi
V iX ab 4totl44" . /Zaprotretaes irs t lf -
ThilltudersignetZ having been appointed
Ara tot the We of Manny's Mobbed
Reefilaig and Meeting Machine, with Weed%
/lapreweieent; fur Adams county, offera them
to the, public, knowing them to be the hest
combined machine in use. It has been Imo
ceasfulli introduced into different parts of uur
State. and I sold thirty-four last season, in
Adams county, all rendering satisfattion:—
The machine received a silver medal at the
State Fair—also, the first Premium at York.
Oamberland, Centre, 'Huntingdon, and other
county Fair*, where it was exhibited. Fer
ment needing a Reaping Machine, will pleate
call upon the undersigned, before purchasing,
as he always takes great pleasure in shoeing
the Machines. Early orders are solicited, as
the number received from the manufacturer
will be in proportion to the demand,
SAMUEL lIIsItI3ST , Agent,
Opposite the Eagle Hutel, Uettysburg, Pa.
March 1, 1858.
Wingercl, White & Swope,
wiToLF.BALr DF,ALIIRS IY
BOOTS, SHOES, CAPS, & STRAW
GOODS; ALSO, IN FASIIMNABLR
Moleskin, Silk, Felt and Fur Hats,
W. Cot. 344115101tZ & HOWARD M., •
Adam H. Wingerd,
Ainiel S. While, BALTIMORE, XD.
Jolin A. Srse,pe.
Aug. 3, 1857.
New Spring Goods!
e"L. SCITICIC has just received and offers
• fur rate the twist desirable arrortinent of
11R1" GOODS ever brought to Gettysburg,
ounsisting In part of
Spring Bilks,
Plain Black do.,
Foulards,
Rubes &finale,
Lavro do. do.
Spring Detainer,
Otiental Lustrer.
Alan, Bombazines, Alpaceas, De lieges,
flinghairtr, Lawns, Brilliants, Shepherd's
Plaids, Crepe De Etpange,Tissue Illare, es,ste.
Aprils, 1858.
Good and Cheap !
THE undersigned_ would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he con
tinues the CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSI
NESS, in all its branches, at his establish
ment, in East Middle Street, (near the east
end,) Gettysburg, Pa., wherein. has on bend
a first-rate lot of work, and is prepared tarot
up in order whatever may be desired in hie
line, via:—Rpekaway and Boat-Burly
Carriages; Falling-Top, Rock
away & Trotting Buggies,
Jersey Wagons, &e.
With good workmen and good materials, he
can pledge his work 14) be of the best quality
—and his prices are among the lowest.
llitirßepturing done at short notice, JfB at
reasonable rates. Country produce taken in
exchange for work. Call
JACOB TROXEL.
Jane If
The Grand Show
orriTsuuun, rt.
M. &two*, ltonayer de Proprietor
Doors open at 6 o'clott. A. M. —Performance
to eommernee imraellively after.
•,•
• PRIMO OF ADMISSION.
Pb.Octs.ll4 (under 12 years of age,) l3~lf Price
i ll AND COMPLIMENTARY 13ENEFIT
To VIE PUBLIC!
'The subscriber, thankful for putt favors,
respe..ufully informs the inhabitant* of Get
tysburg and surrounding country, of the
(feet thst he has just received from the New
York Auctions a
• SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS!
which he is determined to soli at astonishing
/7 low rates fur CASII. In return fur th
al patronage bestowed up in him, lie will give
a Grand Complimentary Benefit, on which oc
casion will he pre4ented
TWO MAGNIFICENT PIECES!
-3f%!dnefelay, Otiober
and every day until further notice, will be
predeated the very popular Tragedy of
61-001; FITS!
with the following unrivalled etot —Fashion
able Clothing, from the finest to the lowest
priced qualities. Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, in groat variety. Bunts, Shoes, Bata,
Caps, &.i., to suit all tastes.
An Intermission of Ten 211inutes,
to allow those making large purchases time
for Lunch. &e:, tic
The whole to conclude with M. Sarnson's sue
cermful entitled
VA R I .1.1 T IES!
the beauty of which will cause great excite
ment among the Ladies and Gentlemen.
Oct. 26.1847. tf
Valuable Real Estate
A T PRIVATE SALE.— rhe undersigned -1- offers at Private Sate, ali his Real Ebtate
as follows:
No. I.—My late residence in Gettysburg,
fronting 30 feet on Chambersburg street, with
Brick Dwelling, Stable, and other improve
ments.
No* 2.—Lot adjoining above on the West,
fronting 29 feet on street, with Stable, &c.
No. 3.—Lot-adjoining No. 2, fronting 32
feet on same street, with large Coach Shop,
and other improvements.
No. 4.—Lot adjoining, No. 3, fronting 29
feet, with double Brick. Dwelling, Smith
Shop, &e.
Not S.—LA west of the Foundry, with
Steam Saw and Grist Mill.
No. B.—Lot Ojoininz No. 5, oontaining
about 3 Acres.
No. T.—Three Lots fronting each 30 feet
on Chatnbersburg street.
No. O.—Tract of Land in Ilamiltonban
township, lying on Marsh creek, containing
51 Acres, part cleared and part in Sret•r}te
timber.
No. 10.—Coach Establishment in Sb
herdstown, Vs., with good will, tic- Tlokit
(:stion is an admirable one for business, soed
improvements in good order.
Titles good and terms k suit purcha
sers. Enquire of D. A. Duentait, Edkiti Get.
tyeburg, or the undersigned residing in Shep.
herdstown,.Va. C. W. I.IOF.EMAN.
March 15, 1858. '
B " '' • 114 U -ht -
E T WARN PHILADWIIIII; * N. OX
FORD.—The undersigned bat made ar•
sessestanse with the Peonwerenis itifirend
Company to run the,ie can toa , rightsville,
where Goods' e t a ' be - tranebi . into -.the
ee)s cif' the lifoOkern Ceod" rifretall
ld
The present rates of Wei& est:wenn rhil.
ecteVtun and New Oxford ars—
On lit CE.A.BS, 40 eta. ner 100 - lbs.
•, fa ,a' 3 , t i ai St, 'xit
~
• • 444, • Ile ' 29 i i 4 44 of Ai - ! !
SNOW t ot 114 i present o=lol liromblird
only Wine ''s week Hots' Phtlidehthise-ott
Madly and Weditetetto.• PM diefirill'be
'hipped da Ttii t t i v wevas there is lai sesame
lii*‘l44r ~. • • 11 °W. K i l tr h r igh . ,44
Nt r ig!St vi i i k ilfutih ' l'YP l !'? 3, *. ~i4 sf i . : .. Tr
Dozneetio CIO da ~,
IrEntrru Ile s r
-.. 'w. meetings,it:s. ..
gOdirTING. —George antfiritit
.:ft
111 1
A
wilt mile Obaitiltpol lad "t$
p i te nt at o -woc4 ..,.
18.1853. tf
"
L4OBT anything yon 11141
iftapor than elsewhere, /4
Herrinew.patent
TIAMPION PROOF
•- 1 SAFES, with Hall's PatentPc-WDER
PROOF LOC K S.—Fs aatios & Maim,
Makers, 34 Walaut Skeet, below? • Second,
Philaielphia.—The great interest manifested
by the public to procure more certain securi
ty from Bre fur valuable papers, sack
Bondg, litAttgfiges, Deckle, hetes and Books
of Accounts, than the ordinary Safes hereto
fore in use afforded, induced the Patentees to
devote a large portion of their time for the
last fourteen petrol in making discoveries
and improvements kir this ohjoct, the result
of which in the unrivalled Herring's Patent
World's Fair l'reinium FIRE PROOF
SAFES, universally acknowledge d as the
CHAMPION SAFI? or VIM WORLD: !raving
been awarded Medals at both the World's
Fair, London, 1851, and Crystal Palace, N.
Y., 1853, as superior to all. others, is now
undoubtedly entitled to that apellation, and
secured with P.ttent PoWder-proof
Locks—which were al,O awarded separate
Medals, (art ab o vel —forms the most perfect
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ever yet offer
ed to the public.
Nearly 300 Herring's Sales" have been
tested during the past 14 years, and more
than 10,000-have boon sold and are now in
actual use.
Also on hand nr manufactured to order,
all kinds of Boiier and Chilled Iron Bank
Chests and Vaults, Vault Doors. Money
Cheats f'or Brokers, Jewellers, Railroads,
private families, se ., for Plate, Diamonds,
and other valualdes.
Nov. a 3, 1t 57.
R. StIZADS.
Luinber, Coal and Stare&
NE IV FIR M! -
171T1 4 1 undersigned respectfully anntionee to
"" the citizens of Gettysburg and vicinity,,
that they have entered' into a co•putttership.
and intend opening a COA I.
1",111), on Washington street. In the rear of
the Eagle Hotel. where they will he happy to
see all who way favor thew with a call. They
Will furnish every variety of Voce. Mocks/Ili:ft
and Li in elmr iter'3 COAL, at the lowest possi
b'e wholesale rates, in order to introduce it
into general use. They also intend keeping
a ftll and general a..sortnient of IX MITER; is
soon as the Railroad is completed. They
will keep constantly on hand - every variety of
COAL and WOOlt STOVES, arming winch
are the celebrated William Penn, Noble
Cook, Royal Cook and ea Snell Cook
Stoves. Also the Charm, Capitol, Victor.
Planter, Pleiniuin and Parlor Cook Stovea,
Air-light, Star, Franklin, Hot-air l'arlor
Grate, Lady Washington. Oak, Magnuiia,
Union. Air-tight Bare Cylinder, Tropic and
harp Cannon Stoves.
Persons wishing to examine their stock-will
please call at their Store Ware Ito mi. on
%Vest Middle sheet. at the residence of B.ubert
Sheada.
(I:7'Urders promptly attended to. _
ROBERT SHE t DS,
ME
C. IWN I? Y 131.7211LER.
Gettysburg, Aug. I'l, 1857.
VILANCIS J. WILSON, hateof the Wash
ingumt House at Abbottstown. has tales
H ERSH EY'S OLD AND PO VC lAA STAN U,
in Hanover, where he will be happy to ente'r-
Lain 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 a e-oommodious, a nd
attended by careful ')raters. Give Kim a call.
You will always find FitA:vic.
,on 'the spot,
ready and willing to make. every-holy' com
fortable. [April 27.1857.
To the Country,Good News.
IHAVE rented the Foundry for the ObSll-
ing year, and am prepared to nutke - the
different kinds of C,Lstings usually made
Foundry. I will keep constantly on Oland the
different kinds of PLOCGELS, Pointe, Fillaigs,
Cutters, &c.; Pots, Kettles, Pans, Wastitrig
Machines, &c.; Stoves and Machinery; :Por
ches, Verandah's and Cemetery Fencing made
and put up with dispatch.
All orders will be attended fo Promptty ;
but being without capital, and money being
necessary to carry ou the business, I will be
compelled to sell fur cash, but on all country
work 5 per cent. will be deducted. Suitable
trade will be taken, if delivered at the time
of purchasing. Hive us aM. cal Ml.
\V ARUN.
Gettysburg. June 1, 1857.
TRAINS Over th e Hanover Branch. Railroad
now run e 4 follows :
First Train leaves Ilanorer at 9'a. a. with
passeners for "fort, liarriehurg, Columbia.
Ind Philadelphia. This'Triiin also oonnecis
1001.01 m Ezpitem for - Baltimore, arriving
&Isere St 1,2
await Train la awes at 1. P. J. with pas
sengers fir Naltiatere and latenaedi4ts pla
card and retastia with paisentera from York,
: J. LEIII, Agent.
Nor. SO, 1857.
a£O.:ABNOLD has Pi:4 . 41000W Crow tho,
City -a WO stock.' of 0004 r - •
witioh ire Ifoofiee DfiNit afx- 0 4„verf
sad haus 4110; ohw Ciottisud' -
Treas. Spnueei C11:414, *l4) ' .
hl,Y6tUttigi.Linees, Catiooef, 4 44 .
W.Mroek of dtwaeetie
abate ',swirls:re boa 441• 4,
and will he scads.* mail profthio,
P*oB 4 oo l l l /01
Ast4rbintia*V.*22. - -
• :•.: Irettai
IU V
.. t i .
- - .3 atCud
ME
OM
,~, , •;,.. ,•~,~~~i~i
-1' 4, 7-4„:
C. 11. BVIIIItaIt.
Removed to Hanover.
Hanover B. Itailroiti.
New Goodii.
SEE
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EUI