Ell
The AtigiiiiVart Atetil Again
—.V mw bietakiliace in the
a tetirpt to stretch, the telegraphic wire t
across the Atlantic. 'The first attempt
was made on the 26th June, when, after'
rituals% out two and a halt miles of the
cable, it parted, and thevessehs were
obliged to join company and rc.splice the
wire. This done, a second effort was
made, which failed from the same cause
when forty miles htd been laid. A
third trial then took place, which re
mitted in A break at ono hundred and '
fifty miles. It now became apparent
that the effort must be abandoned, at
least fur the prea"nt, and therefore the
Niagara bore away for Cork, the porti
of rendezvous, where she Arrived after,
a short passage. The British steamer
Agamemnon performed rather badly,
whilst the Niagara, the American res
sel, - showed herself to be everything
her friends claimed her to be. Another
trial tolay the cable will be made, The
value of the cable lost is .€.25,000.
Salt Lake City
The fiat that Great Salt Lake City—
the city of the "Saints "—is now in full
possession of the " Gentiles"—for Gen
eral Johnbton's army no doubt entered
it before the end of June—renders some
account of it particularly interesting
just now. We therefore take the fol
lowing from a letter in the Now York
Herald :
SALT LUCK CITY, Jane 18, 1858. ;
Imagine a perfectly level plain, ap-1
parently twenty miles wide and one!
hundred miles long, almost surrounded
by mountains. Near to the mountains,
on the east of the plain, conceive a sec. ;
tion of land six miles square laid out. as
a city, the streets, all of which are
much wider than Broadway, regularly
laid out and running exactly at right
angles to each other, either due north!
and south or due east and west ; they ;
are 130 feet wide; the sidewalks are 20
feet wide; the blocks are very htrge ll
often containing ten acres of land.—;
The city has fifteen streets in one direc- ;
tion, and eighteen in the other - they
are unpaved arid if much trampleCidur
ing wet weather must IT very muddy.
The site of the city gradually slopes
from norib to the south; at the present
tune there is a fresh stream of water
running down the sides of every street
lying north and south; water from
these streams is conveyed into almost
every garden in the city, for irrigating ;
purposes. Cotton Nvooa and other trees
have been set out along every street ;
their bright green verdure and shade
give a peculiar charm to the smooth
arid regular thoroughfares.
Small foot bridges have been built
over the streams where they ititentect
the sidewalks. The town is very ,
sparsely covered with houses; in the
major part of it there are only two or!
three little habitations on a square
block, and it will be retnemtered that
the blocks are very large. The Imusem;
are built dose to the sides of the blocks,
the rest of the ten acres being tilled as'
gat3lens and fielda ; thus the city at pro- I
sent contains numerous small fields of
i
wheat and some very tine gardens.-1
The houses are all built of adobe sun- I
dried brick ; they are about 5 inches;
wide, 10 inches long and 4 inches thick;
they are made of a superior quality of
clay for building purposes, and seem to
form very substantial structures. The I
color of the buildings is a sort of slate;
white, and thou& with an iudividual
house it is not very agreeable, yet it
gives to the tend ensemble of the city a
very lively and pleasant appearance.- 1
e buildings look neat and comfort
able;
they are generally small, modest'
structures, laying no claim to architec
tural beauty; their style is variegated,
ut not remarkably so.
There were about 16,000 inhabitants
in the city before it was depopulated-,
by order of Brigham.
Brigham's mansion is said to be the''
finest building in the Territory. It is.
a large, handsome adobe building, three
stories high, and balconied from ground '
to roof. It was erected at a cost, of
65,000. On the top of the house is an
observatory surtnouuted by a bee-hive,'
which is the Mormon emblem on the
Territorial seal.
Brigham hits some eighteen better
halves, and confesses to having forty
eight children, all of whom except seven
are living.
The Mormons have as much venera
tion for their temple (which Is yet to be)
as the Jews do—or rather did—for Sol
mon's temple. They have made great
sacrifices already for the construction of
this one. :StJvertheless, I was much
surprised to learn that over 81,090,01/0
had been expended upon the works
there—hid in the ground and upon - the
surrounding wall. The foundation of
the temple is nearly completed.
Amusing Anecdote.—Daniel Webster
had an anecdote of Father &art, the
minister of his boyhood, which is too
good to be lost. It was customary
then to wear buckskin breeches in cool
weather. One Sunday morning in the
autumn,Father Saari brought his
bt varlet, down &oft the ferret; but the
wasps bad taken posseasuon during the
$11141110,, and were having a nice time
of it in Allem. By , dint of effort he had
got oat the intruders, and dressed for
meeting. But while reading the Scrip
tures to the congregation, he felt a dag
ger from one of the enraged small-,
waisted fellows, and jumped round the
pulpit, slapping his thighs. But the
znor•-iss supped and danced the more
theystsug. - The people thought him
crasy; but' he explained the matter by
saying Bret/tern, don't be Warned;
Me word of the Lord is in air stoma, but
the devil is in my brisclastr Webster
always saki it with -greet, glee to the
miniit ,e.
'
vir-A schoolmaster, wishing his pu
pils to have. au idea of faith, illustrated
it dins " Here is aa apple ; yon see it
awl therefore you know it is them hot,
when i place it iinderthis 7 1 4 you
have inith that it is *too :
Lo *l t.
ir see i" The bob seenisii7o l
Perfectly ; and the nett
• mated them--"ifailLitt,
answered with ana inesald,
o' La gads ender a teacap,." -
111111r*festvgaeg Juke beam eandAn4we
on shill•INI boa Loulistairer with*
mitsburg—lssionAs ii!=lrmet Ptst,
msster•
en"ritiaig
A reat i .- 6 formed by
those wbo wore t tbat i rsin.
Michael Cromer,. reeraba on
Monday last, cut 18 of wheawith
a cradle. lie bad n ken to eat 12
acres between sunrise add snnset, arbieb
he aceomplished with all ease and ono
acre over for good measure. This feat
has never to our knowledge been accom
plished by any wan before, and beats all
the Reaping Machines in the country.
The Captain had an oxoellent iocy the of
an extra length, and cut a swath of about
13 feet. lie may now fairly challenge
the world for a rival is this business.—
Fulton Drin,crat.
A Dangerous Gang of Cuunterfeiters.—
It eecins that, arrests have recently been
made in Ohio of certain parties charged
with passing counterfeit money. The
headquarter' , of the gang, it is said, are
in Philadelphia, and they have branches
scattered throughout the Union. They
belong to a secret organization culled
" The Mystic Circle of Alchemy." The
pass-word for the present year is
"Death." The initiation fee is 83, and
members on entering are sworn to se
cresy, In their slang the word "pills"
is used to represent bogus coin, and
"powders" designates counterfeit pa
per.
IQ'" Time tries all things," tnd has
proven that Wiatar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry is the remedy, par excellence, for
the cure of coughs, colds, croup, whoop
ing cough, bronchitis, asthma, pthisie,
sore throat, influenza, and "last though
not least," consumption.
Buy none unless it has the written
signature of " 1. Butts" on the wrapper.
/Brln Switzerland twenty thousand
women are engaged in watch-making.
Die itital-.
“Tbeit taste the wild boattior, ass.” 'twit or etmon Petri
Wo'll stand by bash otMr b."w."r."r it blow."
On Tuesday, the 20th inst., by the Rey. J. E.
Marsden, M. D., at his residence, in this coun
ty, the Rev. ROBERT S. GRIER to Mr.. MAR
OARET STEWART, both of Emmitsburg, Md.
Oa the td of Key, at Springfield, 111., by the
Rev. McMarry, JOHN EL ROGERS, Esq., for
merly of this eouoty, to Miss IL A. HATHA
WAY, of Sharpsbarg, Keatneky.
the 1-00.
.4.110. loam! sauce. tho Me of .ea Is fooOd i
Nos p sea la yoent, new vritaeriag oo lb* emend!,
On Saturday week, in Conowego township,
Adams county, Mr. PETER STINE, bribe list
year of his age. He was a brother-in-law of
John L. Onbernator,Zsci., whose death occur
red on the same day.-
On the 18th hart.. ?Ir. DANIEL YHATTS, of
Franklin thwaship, aged 66 years 11 months
and le dwrs.
At Retherstown, Md., on the 17th instant,
WILLIAM DAVID, son of William and Susan
na Pfeffer, aged 1 year 8 months and 21 days.
On Wednesday evening but, MARX, ELIZA
BICTII, daughter of William J. sad Mary M.
Martin, of this place, aged about months.
Oa the 3d inst., near gunkltsburg, ltd., Mrs.
MARY, consort of Mr. James Wagerautn, aged
about 98 years,
[Communicated
OBITUARY.
Died, on the ITth inst., •t his late residence,
in Brushtown, Adana county, Pa. ; JOHN L.
GUIIERNATOB., Hag., aired 64 years.
Thus another one of oar oldest and best nit-
Mena has pained from amongst us; another
link in the chain which connects, as it were,
the past with the present ass, has been broken.
The void created by his death, not only in the
family circle, and in his Immediate neighbor
hood, but in the county at large, cannot be
easily filled. His varied intellectual attain
ments made him an nsettil citizen in the part
of the county where he resided, and an orna
ment to society in general. He was a fluent
writer and a close observer of passing events.
At his country's call, during the last war
with Great Britain, he Red to the scene of dan
ger, (though he bad hardly attained the age of
majority,) and was mustered into the service to
repel the hostile invaders of the land of his
birth, and when his services were no longer re
quired he received en honorable discharge.
A resident of the county almost since his
birth, and for a number of years an active par
ticipator in all the great questions and meas
ures brought forward for the benefit of his na
tive State ; decided in his preferences ; a strong,
staunch and unwavering friend; determined and
uncompromising in his opposition when his
opinion was unee formed against measures or
principles which he considered wrong. It was
bat natural that one possessed of his ardent
temperament should sometimes meet with those
who strongly opposed him. Bat whatever
differences of opinion may have existed, none
will deny to him pure and disinterested motives
and honesty of purpose. A kind husband, an
indulgent parent, and a considerate friend and
neighbor. The loss to his family is deeply
felt. It can justly and truly be said of him
that he was one of "God's noblest works, an
honest man." Peace to his ashes. t. t. o. Ja.
[Communicated.
In Keokuk, lowa, OD the Isth of June, of
congestion of the brain, WILLIE B. S., only
child of W. A. and M. J. UeKee, or the East
BiltSmore Conference, and grandson of Dr. W.
IL Stewart, of York Springs, Pa.
tlu oar menfries uet-ply graYen,
Stands his little image fair;
Sparkling eyes sad shining temples,
Rosy cheeks and golden hair;
Ruby lips so fall of smiling,
Neck and arms of spotless white,
Little feet so full of running—
Little Willie - was so bright. ir.
(Communicated.
Oa the 15th inst., at the residence of George
Spangler, in Freedom tovraship,•llr. JOBS
WALTER, aged 38 years 3 months and l days.
Re had the misfortune to break one of his legs
on the 24th of December last, from which peri
od his illness dated. lie suffered long and
severely.
The sun was in the west
When John went to rest.
Hi+ bones will moulder to his kindred dust,
'Till the lest trump shall call him to the just.
3a'kei ilepotis.
Ciarrectigat ma UN Latest BaUlasous t Y•olt. a Hamm". ripen
Baltiutore--Frilost last.
Flour, per barrel, $4 37 4.50
Wheat, per hilithel, 110 135
Rye, l• ,0 77
Corn„ .. - 83 90
Oats, ~ ZS 45
Beef Cattle, per bond., 650 750
Hoge, `• 625®660
llaz, per ton, 900 15 00
Whiskey, per gallon, 26
Guano, Peruvian, per ton, 61 00
Hasover.- nom* Ma. -
- Fkor, per bbl., hum ere,gofte. 14 00
Do. " from stores, 463
Wheat, per bushel, 80 (it 1 00 _
Rye, 44 66
Corn, 4, SS.
Oats, .. IS
Cinema, " 400
Ileeethy, " - - 1 - 50
i !Wier, per-01N . - . 640
l'irk—iViday 14I(.
non, per biol., Ikon moos, $3.87
' Do., " boo *torso, 4.75
lino's.
pert t._ 85 (4
1W
1 00
~. 1 43" e• - ' •
I,
.6 , • -.
ws J~?b b .
• .I = 4
elovoroood, ." -. . . 4.04,
runosby p - . " - : • 2 00
Plaotor, pOr ton, 8 50
=2ll
MARRIED,
DIRD,
Praia for rAe Suppression of Dwelling.
locksbar g Whig proposes a now
plan for•lbs suppression of daalling,
alitiela, Wit obtains, will now, heasafter
sad forsiser, put an end to the burning
of gunpowder between gentlemen at
ten paces. The arrangement proposes
that when a difficulty occurs between
two gentlemen the matter shall be re
ferred to a court of honor, who shall
settle it. or decide whether it is necessa
ry to fighter not. In case of the court
deciding in favor of a fight, the parties
to be compelled to fire till one is killed,
and then the other to be arrested and
hung for murder.
117 A Cu■ Arras Two ?1 .s —Th. whirl a *lefts
moat lewwltat to the oalebratioa d thet /north of July kw
sabewieed, sad the setae od telsailaiUty hos aeoseolled LM
@tom of eisitotteoet. Nowa items Ire &loop. seams attar
this groat aetonal rash of • chips," Lad wo bag* ploaty a I
Wm' to parlor= s "Labor of lore," to wit: to coma:wad
the neacitieloent garment/ mods sad sold at tho Brown
Stone Clothing Hall of Lockhill k Wileon, Noe 6C3 sad
606 Cbdeetnat St , above &sal, Phltadelpta. lm.
mina Gaits/ . EsaLien flnggor .-8111 JAMES
CLA REVS ClaltliliTßD Patttt a PI LLs, proposed from •
proscription by Sir J Clarke. tl. D , Physician Extraor
dinary to th. (Jahn T hie well koowo Insdiclise is no I in
parities, bit *are and safe remedy for Yomal. Didlealtoes
and Obstructions, from any riot. •hatoser , and althsoch
a pewees! remedy, ftn,y osothin nottinsit hurthal to the
smaistitatloo. To Mastitis:li L• Ol ICS It u peso lowly malted.
It eriti, in a short time, brio( oaths monthly period with
regularity.
Tees* Palls bar, Darer Imo koovo to fall where the
dlroctions on Jal page of paapalet are well obaerviol.
Alf farther partieulara get a pazaphlet free of the Seat.
N. D —el and postage 'damps alacloaird to any author.
Wit wit, will Lamar* a bottle, cootalolog over 50 pills,
by velars awl.
T. W. Dyott k Soo, Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia.—
A. D. enabler, Agent, Oettyaborg.
Kay 17, 1,41. ly
rrIiCILLOWST'S 011173111117 AIM Pit. u.-Thu skin dis
eases to oblah Ws ben strain and sass of Inlatest haling
ate prealerly sithint, as well as these son-batis affortions
sawed by a seporansedoses of salt diet and th; hardships
and privatises of a souses's 111, are readily rossesed by
ifellesray's CHetredint. The Madsen bletehss, pustules,
plutples, *to., arising from sappreenot perspiration ow ob
staastiose Is tie seeretire creels, era also Innellskely ola-
Worsted by this pnrifylog and besattfyiny meat. It has
so equal as a nesse of elssring mho oonsplealos and reties
hag tbs akin of alsoolorations sod eitoressinent. Its MK
es they carry elf all lawrani imparities, ant an lapsrtant
auxiliary to the Ointment Is such oases.
113:r WOOD'S BOIS $ l / 4 0011ATI•11 ID DOW " alt the talk,"
In fret It le co all skies conerdad that It will make tie bait
irr“ moor* dandruff; make the lair soft ud glary;
preinews the natarat eater at (ha hair to old age ; keep It
these losing eat, and le the best :dist artists der tie bait
am Is sar. lot W. at Llbbartis and -at Dr. Ittables
Dros Nom, Is Manta stmt. Try it b all imailm --
plattattlas,
Ourneur.—Mears of vartblees Indtelloae, se siren!
unalesedy la the earkst, called kr 4111kormet maw llse
nue ardas W wards (Prelikerse wood*. Eipt Itorkurative,
Depot K. lambi, /do , and Nur Tort ' ) are Wawa en tin
battle. Sold b all Druggist. and Patent ll•tharkee dealers,
its. b all Away sag toilet titKols dealors la the Vatted
Pair sad Osastic
irrlrldriata patoaat oir WILD CIIMIUT —YU editor of
Ow Internatiesal &atrial aeya :—,. 01 all tie apodaes oh
AMA air tam ears of Ling Comolusta, we hare the greatest
fatal* Irlatar's MOUE of Wild Omer". fret from Ikon,
seroode lognedlosel wiikh eater to lariat,' lota the toga
peeltlea of moo tabor Want inellelaea, It seta withost
nun to She Nervor System We weak of tkla ralaahlo
asediaise Mont poreenal knowledge of Ile effects. dear sly
two romp bare dallied elnoe • Bombe it of ear Willy MY
robot from kilo very 'twist of the grays Itrotigb Ito nee ;
ad la were/ aakeequint eases ober, It bag been Wolk& •
Waal la oar kowieneet, It hoe rarer eon tolled of tike do.
aloud dint We elaertol.br aninanead It to oar Moods fa
tlas IMO* PIM' WOW mod amen time • rost of mooklad,' es
a aortas moody for la Infant Diosomea of the Leap."
Nene goodos oaks alvied 1. Bette oa the wrapper.
SETH W. Yowl., & Co., 138 Wishington
street, Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their
atients everywhere. A. D. Burette, Gettys
bers. , July 26. 2w
U:rtion adrortimmasat at Dr. Bimll.rd's Liras Lynam-
AMR, la sistber colarers..
A Valuable Farm,
AT PUBLIC SALE.--In porauance of an
alias Order of the th phan 's Court of
Adams county, the undersigned. Admioistra
tars of the estate of Parur Tumult, deceased,
will offer at Public Salo, on the" premises. on
Saturday. the 281 A day of Assegai and, the
following property of said deceased, via ;
A VALUABLE PARK,
situate in Straban township, Adams county,
within I miles of the G2ttysburg and }ho
over Railroad, and the same distance from
the Gettysburg and York Turnpike, adjoining
lends of Christian Thomas. David Monfort.
Henry Thonist, and others, containing 148
Acres, more of less, about 40 acres of which
are first-rate Timber-land, with a due propor
tion of Meadow. The improve.
ments are a large Two-story iv
STONE HOUSE, Stone Kitchen - Iry
and Smoke House attached. Dou._
ble Log Barn. Stable, and all necessary out
buildings ; good Apple Orchard, and a nev
er-failing well of water near the door; water
in the barn-yard ; several never-failing springs
on the Farm. and • never-fiuling stream
through it, to which access from nearly every
field can be had for the 'metering of cattle.
('Persons desirous of viewing the proper
ty before the day of sate , will please call on
Mr. Samuel Welcome, residing on the adjoin
ing Farm, or on either of the Administrators.
u _,Sale to oornalence at 1 o'clucic. P. K.,
on said d)ty, when attendance will be given
and terms made known by
HENRY THOMAS,
SAM 1.; EL THOMAS,
din in istralurs.
By the mart—fl. C. Wets, Clerk.
July 26, 1858. is
Timber Lots.
THE subscriber has still a few
more valuable LOCUST and
CHESNUT TIMBER LOTS fur sale.
J. D. PAXTON.
Gettysburg, July 26, 18.58.
Administietor's Notice.
'TORN L. GCBERNATOR, ESQ.'S ES
TATE.—Letters of administration on the
estate of John L Gubernator, Esq., late of
Conowa,v township, Adams county, deceas
ed, having been granted to the undersigned,
be hereby gives notice to all persons in
debted to said estate to make immediate
payment, aad those hitving . claims against
the same to present them properly authenti
cated for settlement—ie
JOHN L. GUBERN ATOR. Jr., Aohn'r.
Or at the Store of Roily ko Saeoringer, in
McSherrys town.
July 26, 12.58. 61
Teachers Wan
/SHE School Directors of %shot township
will meet at the houseotilk Grass.
in Bunterstown, on Sesturday, a of Au
gust nee, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, for the
purpose of employing seven Teachers to take
charte of the several schools of said township.
By order of the President of the board.
JOHN G. BRINKERHOFF, Se.c'y.
July 26, 1858.
Stray Bull.
CAME to the promises of the aubscriber, jp
?re*kiln township, in April. 1857.1
Tong BULL, black and white spotted--.., i s
face--.supposed to be now about a year and a
half old. The owner is requotad to Come
forward, prole property, pay charges, and
take the Bull away.
DAVID BAHIAN K.
'July 26, fBllB. 3t• •
GORR A OATB wasted by
&MAUS 4 BUEHLER.
tiliettrien. July 26,1868.
IrENP TII4 FLIES ()FF.—Malt wyptilksegki
4) . assortaseat of Fly Note at PICKING'S.
OWL& SampoolarhOrsvato and Haadkar
. 13 *sib at PICKING'S.
rilinES for mai of F . at
P. B. PICKING'S.
&WM
2'AV 8L11411121. Orsini, at ika
Clyilet al Mt Orphan Cows., of Adams
gamey, will I* *tend as, Public Salo. tM
Boil boats of Hamar Evinzaire, deceased.
Lets of Butler township, to lost: Scam%
day, the 11th day of Srpielaber std. 00 lha
pram idea—
No. 1: THR MANSION FARM,
sittsats is Ratter township. Adams county.
adjoining lands of Jonas Roth. David Jacob.,
Jacob Wisler. and others, cuittaining 110
Acres, nest measure, more or less, of Patented
Land. The improvements are a
one and a h a ir story L og Dwelling :- 1111
HOUSE, Log Barn. with Sheds. .
Log Sltop; $ Well of never-failing
water near the house, with Pump under
corer Mulch Ihmce, &c. ; two excillent Or.
chards, one of which is new. There is a dee
proportion of good Timber. and a:so of escel•
lent Meadow on the tract. The Great Cono
wago runs through the farm. The public
road from Arendtaville to Gettysburg passes
the house. The property is situated conven
ient to good mills, and also in the nei;;litior.
hood of churches of various don .minations.
Also, oo the pretoise4, on Saturday, the 18th
day of September a•zt, 2 Tracts of
MOUNTAIN LAND
No. 2 : A Tract of Timber-land, situate in
Franklin (late Menai len) township, adjoining
laLds of John A. Noel. Fleming Gilleland
and others, containing 10 Acres. more or less.
♦ large portion of this tract is covered with
thriving young chesnut timber. The oublic
road from Newman's to Colea' (late Fehl'a)
W mill runs through this tract.
No. 3 : A Tract of Timber-laird. situate in
the same 14 , wnship. adjoining lands; of Samuel
Brady. John Kimble, and others, containing
12 Acres. more or less, covered with timber of
different kinds. This tract is situated near
tbe public road above mentioned.
o:7"Sale to commence upon both days at 1
o'clock in the afternoon. Attendance given
and terms made known by
BURKHART WERT. Adner.
By the eoort —H. G. %Mots, Clerk.
July 26, 1858. is
Register's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all legatees and
other persons ooncerned that the A dini n•
istration account• hereinafter mentioned will
be preeented at the Orphan's Corona Adams
&minty for confirmation and allowance, on
Monday, the 16th day of August next, at 10
o'clock, A. 31.. vi::
50. The first account of Jacob Tanger, ex
ecutor of the last will and testament of Jacob
Toner. deceased.
M. The first and final soconnt of Jacob
Wise, executor of the will of Catharine Poch
er, late of East Berlin. Hamilton township,
deceased. exhibited by Sebastian Wise, one
of the executors of said Jacob Wise, deceased,
52. The first itooottot of Peter Boblitz.
Thinistrator of the estate of Jsoob Bublits,
decessed.
63. The aecottnt of Jacob Wolf. gnardiau
of the persons and estates of Lavinia Flick
inger, (now Hoover) and Elise. Flickinger.
minor children of John Flickinger, Jr., lake
of Tyrone township, Adams county, deeeasefi.
settled by Samuel Wiesaand Samuel wor,
administrators of the eetute of the said Jacob
Wolf, late deceased.
54. The first account of Joseph. Mackley.
executor of the last will and testament df
Jacob Ilackley,late of the township of Mount
joy, des:tome&
55. The first and final account of James
F. Koehler, administrator de Louis non sum
leslastexto annex° of Deitrick Feltv, late of
Berwick township, Adams county. - deceased.
50. The a.mount of Peter Trimmer, admin
istrator 4 the estate of Elizabeth Trimmer,
late of Tyrone township, deceased.
27. The first account of Frederick Diehl.
executor of the last will of John Deardorff.
deceased.
51. The firs aceonnt of Henry Thomas
end Samuel Tomas, administrators of Philip
Thome., deceased.
59. The first account of Jacob Benner. ad
ministrator, de tonnis non. with the will an
nexed, of Michael Miller. deceased.
60. The first and final account of Jacob
Hanley, administrator de &Has non or Wil•
liars liartzel, deceased.
61. The seoond aocoant of Hon. Joel B.
Danner. Executor of the last will and testa
ment of henry IVammas, late of the borough
of Gettysburg. Aflame county, deceased.
62.. The first and Anal aceouut of J. B.
Danner, Administrator with the will annex
ed of Ahrens Borne, lets of Liberty town
ship, deoesmed. • •
ZAI id Y RS, Register.
Register's 0160 e, Gottvii-1
burg, July 19,1858.
■EMY I. MILXXIIII.
New Firm—New Goode.
11111 K undersigned have entered into part
nership in the BARD WARE & 0110-
CA'RYbusiness, at the old stand of Danner
& Ziegler, in Baltimore street, under the
name, style and firm of Danner & Ziegler,
Ire., and ask, and will endeavor to deserve,
a continuance of the patronage of the old
arm, as well as any quantity of new custom.
They have just returned from the cities with
an immense *took of Goods—consisting in
part of
Building Materials, such as nails, ecrewsi
hinges, bolts, locks, glass, ie.
note, including 'edge 'tools of every de
scription, saws, planes, chisels, gouges, bra
ces and bites, augers, squares, gusges, ham
mers, &a.
Blacksmiths will find anvils, vices, rasp..
files, horse shoes, horse-shoe nails, &c., with
them, very cheap.
Coach Findings, such as cloth, canvass,
damask, fringes, cotton, MOSS, nit cloth,
springs, axles: hubs, spokes, felloes, bows,
pules. shafts. Le.
Shoe Findings, Tampico, brush and french
morocco, linings, bindings, pegs, lasts, boot
trees, &e., with a general assortment of shoe
maker's tools.
Cabinet Maker's Toois, a general assort
ment—also varnish, knobs, &c.
llouseleepers will also find a large assort
ment ofknives and forks,brittannia, albata and
silver-plated table and tea spoons, candle
sticks, waiters, shovel and tongs, sad iron.,
enamelled and brass kettles, pans, —tubs,
churns, carpeting, &c.
Also a general assortment of forged and
rolled IRON of all sizes and kinds: cast,
shear and blister steel, which they will sell
as cheap as the cheapest.
Groceries, a full and general assortment,
inch as crushed, pulverised, clarified and
brown sugars; New Orleans, West India and
sugar house molasses and syrups. eofee,
gpices, chocolate, fine, coarse and dairy salt;
linseed, fish and sperm OIL; Turpentine,
Fish, lc.; a full assortment of Lead and Zinc,
dry and in oil; also Fire-proof Paints: in fact,
almost every article in the Hardware, Coach
Finding, Snots Finding, Rousekeepisag, Black
smith, Cabinet Maker's, Painter's, Glazier's,
and Grocery line, all of which they are de.
termined to sell as low for can as any beset
out of the city.
lIENRY B. DANNER.
WAYBRIGIIT ZIEGLER.
Gettysburg, May 24, 1858.
Notioe.
TILE undersigned baring retired from the
Mercantile business , the mine will hare
after be eontinsed at the old 'Mad, in, Balti
more street, by their sons, Henry 8.-Danner
and Waybright Ziegler, under the name and
style of Danner sad Ziegler. Jilt.; whom we
will recommend to, and for whom we world
bespeak a liberal share of patronage from
old customers, and of the public' in general.
Haring retired from the ilereatidk bag.
nem, it is necessary that oar ell business
should be settled up. We, therefore, notify
all those indebted to us either h Judgment,
Note m Book Account, to call and settle the
same without delay. The books will be
found at the old stand. •
J. B. DANNER,
DAVID ZLIIGLXI4-
May 24, IBSB.
"LAM SACKS of stay ascription to
‘.. 1 be bad at PICKING'S.
; I ? L '
P. • •
I Y er y write ArelidiflOOK
aad roam, ' a old of
the Courts( a Plies 14 Wen
'Pa.. and So me • • will beexixsied to
Public Sok,, at the tourtellouse in the bo
rough of Gettysburg, OK SeturZy, lAe TrA
day of Augur!. IA S at I o'clock, P. M.,
the following desenbeii Real Estate..
No. I.—A Lot of Ground. sitnate on
Baltimore -street, in the Borough of Getty.-
burg, Adams minty, Pi.. adjoining lut of
U. J. Stable tm the north end lot of Rev. C.
P. Krauth on the south, with improrements,
viz: One two-story Weather- ,
boarded HOUSE, with tw&story ' fill
Brick Back-building attached, a -111 j
Log Stable, and a well of water.
No. 2.—One 'other Lot, situated on
High street, in said Borough, adjoining Pub
lie-School noose on the east, and a private
alley to No. 1 on the west, and
running . back to an alley , cm
which ts erected a two-story - fli
Brick DWELLING, with Back-.
building attached.
No. 3.—A Lot of' Ground, situated
on the corner of Washington
and West Middle streets, running 1111
back to an alley, in said Borough, -
on whioh arc erected a two-story -
Brick DOUSE, it one-and-a-belf-toory l'ruwe
House, and a Frame Blacksmith Shop.
No. 4.—A Lot of Ground, fronting on
West Middle street, adjoining lot of Samuel
Weever. on the west and lot No. 3 on the
east, and running back to an alley, in said
Bor.ugh.
No. 5.—A Tract of Land, containing
• acre., more or less, situnted in the borough
of Gettymbiirg aforesaid, adioiniug Lauds of
Robert Smith and others.
No. 6.—A Tract of Land, containiOg
36 acres, more or less, situated in Cquker
hind town hip, Adame county, Pit., adj oiiiing
lands of Ephraim.'lanaway, John U erhst,
and others.
No. 7.--A Tract of Land, containing
5 acres, more or less. situated al the Borough
of Gettysburg aforesaid, bounded and de
scribed as follows: on the north by the
Mil
lerstown road, and on the south by West
Middle street. Seized and taken in execution
as the property of Dumas F. Familia.
A Lot of Ground, fronting on Soutb
Baltimore street, in the borough of Getty -
burg, Adams count, Pa., bounded on the
bout h by lot of 1)r. john Kunkel, and north
and west by publie on which are
erected a two-story Log Weatherboarded
HOUSE, e Brick Back-bui!ding ;
a luxe Frame Stitlp, (recent's . 'pi
occopiad as a St Brick 1
Stable, FraxnaeWood-house, and _-„.„
ell necessary outtuildings. stied and
takenin *swarmde, the property of Attu)
Suasus.
,1)
A Tract of Lima. containing 45 acres,
more or less, Minato& in Cumberland town
ship, Admits county] Po., adjoining lands of
Dania Keekler, Joseph Bailey
and others, on which are mew, 11.44
ed a two-story L ug LIPUSB,with
a well of water near the door.— '
Seised and taken in execution as the property
of EDMUND MINTIIL
A Tract of Land, situated in Mount.
pleasant township, Adams county, Ps, ad
puling lands ofJohe /lay, Sam
uel and iitre.conukln
lug 13 sores. soreor l e t s , on
which are erected n onwotory
Stone House and frame Stable ; septum( on
the preutites, Seised and taker; in execution
as the property of Sattust. Cnerstrst.t..
WOO ALSO
The interest of 'John N. Peters in n
Tract of Land, containing 56 acres, more or
less, situated in Ratter township, Adsgss
county, Pa., adjoining bands..sf Henry G.
Romer. Smug Ilusimpr, John Walter and
others, on which aril *rectal a
two-story Log 1101.7S1.:; with one
.tory Kitchen attached:la Double I
Log Barn, Spring MOuse, and •
other outbuilding& with as Orehard of fruit
trees. Seised and taken in execution as the
property of Joan M. Psalms.
ISAAC LIGLITNER, Sherig
Sheriff's Once, nottfolJoir&
Juiv 19, 1R54.
serTen per cent. Of the Purchase money
up tit all stt by the Shertff must be paid
over immedidtely aftet the property ie struck
down, and on failurei to comply therewith,
the pn•perty will again be put tiptoe sale.
I=
TIE Railron.l. will without doubt be finish
ed to Gettysburg by the first of October
next. and it is confidently expected that the
board of Director will gives free "blow-out"
on that frrelit ay. Meantime Picking would
must respectfully inform those 600 men wh - o
purchased their Overcoats from him last fall.
and those 499 who have already procured
their Summer Clahing. and the public. gen
erally. that he has just returned from the
city with another beautiful assortment of
COATS. consisting of Cloth, Cassimere,
Cashmaret, ludian olpth, Ducks. Linen.
frock, sack and raglans. PANTS of every
possihle description, end at prices that can
not fail to please the roost economical pur
chaser. VESTS that will compete fa make
and style with the best custom work.—
Thanktul for the put encouragement.( hope
by • desire to please, a strict attention to
business, and by giving y. u all good and
cheap clothing. to merit a continuance if your
patronage. Remember the place, Chambers
burg street, opposite the English Lutheran
Church. F. B. PICKLNU.
tiettysburg. July 19, 1858.
TUE nndersigned, Auditor, appointed by
the Orphan'. Court of Adams county, to
report distribution of the balance remaining
in the-hands of Auc. T. WRIGHT, Adminis
trator of the estate of Laing Nct.t, late of
Menallen township, Adams county, to and
Amongst the parties entitled thereto, will at
tend to the duties of said appointment at his
office, in Gettysburg, on Wednesday, Ike 4111
day of Anguet nett, at 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon of said day, at which time and place all
parties interested may attend.
B. BIJEIILER, Auditor.
July 12, 1858.
THE first and ins/ acooont of Atirte Mad..
man, Committee of Sop• Via /bar, (fanatic,)
decen‘ed, has been sled Is the Court of trOCIP
mon Plea* of Adams *minty, and 11111 be eon
firms,' by the said Court on the 16th day of
Augest next, tinkles etas* be shows to the
contrary. JACOB 1113811.1. Y, Preth'y.
July 19, 1853. td*
HENRY ICOSER, Sr's. ESTATE.—Letters
tostamtentary on the estate of Henry
Kuser, Sr., late of Butler township, Adams
oosnty, deceased, haring been granted to
the undersigned, residing in the saute
township, he hereby gives twat* to all per
sons indebted to said estate to snake lm-
Mediate payment; and thole haring °Wins
against tele sane to preterit then properly
authenticated tor seetlentent.
A.L&X.A.NDES. KOWA, &sir,
July 19..1858.
Pamphlet. Laws.
QS PIALPILLAT LAWS of tbe Statellom
been received at. this 0404 ookSets Atm
ready for distribution sows tbaosestitiod
to rani,* them.
JACOB SLI H s Proth'y.
Prothon
Jody. °See, Gott, it.
burgL, 186 S. St
OLOTITS, Cassinetei; *maw eopunv 4 ,
N" and over: Tsriety ofiungast dress @wait
sad . Ws. to be ad st. munuiroome.
► IN-WARY elspom
and Weal* stOZO, Z. BUEHLER'S, its
Chambersburg Som.
:NrO‘'-P-t 4 ,v -- 4 , 'eli*kvicW4!l';:.:*olroppALlfp
CEE:I=I
-- AUn -.
Particular' Attention I
Auditor's Notice.
Notioe.
/MOOD tees Noties.
A Pirstelass Parra,
AINJOINING ETTYSBURO, FOR SA
•• —Tharmadersigned offers at Private Sale.
FARM. situate in Strabnn township,
Adams ommaty, an the Itanover road, and ad
joining the Gettysburg Borough lit.e. • Tile
farm contains 114 Acres, more or less, the
land being of the best qualitr, tnnch of h
granite"—with fuir propriricons of meadow
and timber. Fences good and the :oil in ex
celloutcoltivation. The improve
menta are a enmfortable Stone lII]
Dwelling DOUSE. Bank Barn, Hit
Wagon Shed. Corn crib, Lo.—lirs • _ -
rate Apple Orchard, a never-failing well of
water at the door, and a minther of sprier;
upon the tract. It is eertanaly one of the
most del.intl,le farnyi now in market in this
county, and demands the attention of capi
talists.
Persons wishing to 'view the property are
requested to call upon the undersigned, resid-
Ing thereon. DANIEL BENNER.
Jul , / 5, IS•li+.
C. W. Slagle & Co.,
pomwssfos AND pito. _cE mEn.
CIIANTS.NOs. 1P 4 a,01 1., `P.osik PI /rt . /
B dtiomoir.—Boitig; estal,hshed in the Com
mission Intsiness fora number of years, they
solicit consignmetif, ao , l pity particuler et.
tention to the Pnle of GRAIN of ell
Flour, Clover S•e.l, Whisky and Country
Produce generally. We remit proceed s -
promptly. Tracks from the Northern Cen
tral Reilroot•l ruin into our Warehnu.es.
Refer to E. B. Buehler, Esq., Gettysburg,.
dilune fl.l. /858. ly
Lumber at Cost.
TILT undersigned, intending to relinquish
the Lumber business, (to open a Ilan I
ware Store in New ford,) now. offers all
kinds of LUsti 131.: It at riquerd pri CM. ( ` alt
and judge for yoursel‘ es. Tuc stuck em
braces a full assortment. Iliards, Plunk,
Jtista, Scantling, Laths, Paling., &c.
4.1C08 CABAL:GU-
New Oxford. June :28, l85:4,
TO URYA MEN T !
Magnificent Affair!
AAGRAND TOURNAMENT will come off
at Muturaosburg, Adams county, Pa., on
Saturday, July 314, in which the ladies and
gentlemen of the surrounding country are
respectfully invited to participate.
MANY GALLANT KNIGHTS hare signi
fied their intention to become competitors for
honors, and many mere will avail themselves
of the opportunity before the decisive hour
arrives. The site selected for the occasion
cannot 10 surpassed is the country for beau
ty. Ziteus.its preparations are being made
as to convenience and comfort. Elevated
seats will be provided, that the visitors may
have a comtnanding view of the entire pro
ceedings. The Knights throughout the
aounty s and adjoining oounties, are cordially
invited to be present in this contest for the
QUEEN OF LOVE AND BEAUTY.
The Committee of Arrangements will spare
no labor in haring the above carried out on a
magnificent scale. The Tilting will com
mence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Chief Marshal.—E. W. Stehle. Assistant
Jfarshals--Aod'w Heintselman, James Mick
ley, Oept. F. Bally, 11. Latahaw, Cept. Jacob
Heckler.
fferaidat.—Jsoob Mickley. C. FL Fahreiler,
Wm. J.Martin h JaouhMarks, Jaoobll.
B. Straabaugh.
Jadgeh.—Henry Mickley, lease Lightner,
John Hanes. John Mover, David Sidlriver,
Jamb Eokenrode, B. J. Brinkerhoff, Qeorge
Committee of .Arrangarteate.—Henry
Bit
ner, S. Hart, A. J. Possertieki. D. O. Wider,
H. Witraore, Isaac Byers, Abraham Rife, H.
Haldeman, J. D. Myers, Peter Mickley, M.
D. Myers. Henry Roth, Jacob Byster, L.
Hart. A. Wnlford.
TIM BLUES' BAND, of Clettriburg, wlil
be present, and a Charge delivered to the
Knights on the occasion. Knights who have
not entered their names will please notify
the Secretary, A. J. Pottedlaid, as early as
possible. Carriages. Buggies, £c., will form
their line on the west side of the ring.
Fur the convenience of Knights wishing to
exercise, 'Filthily, will take place at the
Grounds on Saturdays in the afternoons pre
vious to the 31st.
July 19,149.
Court Proclamation.
UrfIEREAS the Him. Roam J. Prsmts,
" President of the several Courts of Com
mon Pleas in the Counties composing the 19th
District, and Justice of the Courts of Oyer and
Terminer, and General Jail Delivery, for the
trial of all capital and other offenders in the
said district, and Dsvin Ziaotaa and ISAAC E.
VironitAN, Eaqm,Judges of the Courts °few/a
nion Pleas, and Justices of the Courts of Oyer
and Terminer. and General Jail. Delivery, for
the trial of all capital and other offenders in
the County of Adams—have issued their pre-
Dept, bearing date the 21st day of-April,
in the year,of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-eigl► and to me directed,
for holding a Court of Common Plena, and
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and
General Jail Delivery and Court of Oyer and
Terininer, atfiettyslurg, nu Monday, Me 16M
day of Auguiti next—Novice is HEREBY
away to all the Justices of the Peace, the
Coroner and Constabh - is within the said coun
ty of Adams, that they be then and there in
their proper persons. with their Rolls, lie•
cords, Inquisitions, Esnininations, and other
Reniermbrances, to do those things which to
their offices and in that behalf appertain to be
done, and also, they who willpr, iseeu te against
the prisoners Liget are or then shall Do in he
Jail of the said County of Adams, aro to be
then and there to prosecute against them as
shall be just,
ISAAC LIGHTNER, Sheri:
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg, -
July 19, 1858. tc j
Greatest Improvement
OF THE AGE:—Jostes' Patent K EROSENE
or COAL Oft LAMPS, unrivalled is
Beauty, Suuplicity, Safety ur Economy.—
Every person desiring to obtain Cie crei test
andekenp-,st portabie light ,r thin their
reach, should call and examine those Lamle
before purchasing elsewhere, fur the reason,
Ist. That no aauident oan uouur by es
plosion.
2d. That they emit No 03'11'164e Oder
white burning.
3d. That they are rery easily trimmed.
.4th. That they are easily regulated to give
snore or less light.
sth. That they burn entirely free from
smoke.
oth. That the light is st least 50 per rent.
cheaper tipte another tight new in consume
use.
Them Lampe 'are iamb ably adapted for
the use of &admits, Mechanics, Seamstremes,
Hail., Churches, Sims, Matela, end are high
ly recommended far Family U,..
Fur eels by GILLESPIE £ THOMAS.
Joe* 14, 1858.
W. R. Linn,
VA4
AGENT for Prince de Co.'s haproard
MELODEONS.
TSB BEST IN TSB WORLD!
Alas. tiAs world rwsowned
CHICKS' WS' G Pict N
014iv•roi .to any address
Lfroaisqlargill t :Pralalk
pad warro44 WSW toga cul'ular•
Jul 12, 18M .
New Ckuoda
rpaz ebiapeas is tows. Calk mast* Aso,
at tik• loon of GEO. ARNOLD,
_ Apzil,4.lBllB.
2:017X111 4 10011Y.--Oentlemenie omed
•
of tithivitieth wlll pleas* estlio Piokisig's
ing ewe. •
1117RICAt.--Violito. Flute., Attairdsons.
fifes, is., fur sole Isis at PICKING'S.
TAc Great Anibassathar of Health to all
110 Pitt/:Pits;
-cl• • -'
A 430Cf! , ,i Tp.tti 1: hi ;rant of n
eterling Medic - 11iy=he ills sod
necessities ofthe eta* of itratin
ity. and one entirely fretnaperal and
other deleterious particle's, tetheres3. lilt
till this all ,powerful madisiturtrie altheeed
iuto the world ;11014,0WAY.:it revetArmikg 1 1 10
hers become the stovsltuetai 1 4111111101M0 , Ar I
nations. Their ar.tribete be to / 41111 V1 7 114
well se to qUIR 4, limy •I.Mbot .811,:asirfil or
ROOT of the eatopluist.and thus Ar i xri
the bidden,eanse of ditto:tee mint. irse
restore tha dreeptr . tg energies of t le systrai,
assisting nature in her tank of vital, rwl
ruNcTto:r /Mr RlLrpts /MON.
I)ITSPEPSIA.--I'ho groat scourge of this
oontinent yields quickly to a coarse of the).43
antiseptic Pills. and the digestive organs am
restored to their proper tone ; no *atter in
what hideous shape this hydra of disease ex
hitnts itself, this searching and unerring
remedy disperses it from the patient's srstent.
tiIItNERAL DEBILITY AND VtPxya
E'S.—From whatever cause, lowness n
mp:rit., and all ether signs of adieessid.liver,.
and other disorganisation of the .aysteun
vonish ouder the eradicating ittilatnashof this
all powerful antiseptic and detergentreasedy.
BILIOUS DISORDERS.—The proper trete
trim and right condition of the to or war
tuentous importance ; to the health of the km
man triune, this anti-bilious medicine erpel d
the hidden needs of the etioplaint, nod ren
ders nil the fluids and secretions pore tout
fluent, cleansing, and resuscitating the vital
functions of the body.
SICKLY FEMALES—ShouId lose no
time in trying a few doses of this regulating
and renovating remedy, whatever may be
their complaint, it can be taken with safety
in all periodical and other disurguniaatious.
Its effect is nll hut miraculous.
U\ REFUTED PROOF.—The testimony , nt
Nations is unanimously borne to the health
giving rirtuen of his noble remedy, anti eer.
tikeates in every living langunge beer wit
ness to the undeniableness et' their intrinsic
warth.
ildlomay's Pine are thermal remedy blown in
the world fnr the follmitay threw& :
bow Asthma. prow', lonia Inoitswir,
el COnplehite, Debility. Liver eueopiaiste.
Coughs, Vever iieJ Agrut, Loweeee of alirlra; -
cote., Irnaleeotupinia4. Pile.,
Ch...t Dieetelm, liveetoteileer, towNe and timed, +.
Ceeeivegeme, Ledipetipia, Eeoutelary Symptoms
Dp.pepela, I alluvium. lionerrel Alfeetlee.,
Duteetere., letlamostkai, Norms of all Med..
oldr. Caution !—None are genuine unless
the words " Holloway, New York and Lon
don," are discernible as a uxtter:stark.ip every
leaf of the book of directions around tacit
pot nr box ; the same may be plainly seen by
holding the leaf to the light. A handsome re
ward will be given to any one renderiug such
information as may lead to the detection of
any party or parties counterfeiting the medi
cines or rending the same, knowing them to
be spurious.
* * *Sold at the Minufactories of Professor
Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world, in boxes at 25 cent., 63
cents, and $1 each. J. D. Beau Lea, Agent
Gettysburg.
-There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N. B.—Directions for the guidance of pa
tients in every disorder aro affixed to *sub
box. [June 7, 1838. eowly. •
PREPARATION that does not Dye, but
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color, b.y Nature's own gocess, is Pio ester
0. J. Wood', celebrated HAIR BE'S ORA.
TIME.
In proof of the above assertion, read the
following testimony from distinguished per
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lion. Solomon Mann, /inn Arbor, Mieb.,
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Hon. Judge Breese, Ex-Senator of Illinois,
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lion. 11. I. Stewart, sap, my hair was
very gray, but after using two bottles, it re
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Rev. J. K. Bragg, Brookfield, )ifass:, says
it has removed from my bead inflamoatlon,
dandruff, and a constant tendzney to itehine,
and restored my hair, which was gray,;to Its
original color. • •
J. W. Davidson, Monmouth, fil.. says, tiny -
hair was two-thirds fray, or rather =
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Benjamin Longridge, 254 Seventh Avenue,
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W. M. Woodward, M. D., Frankfort, K"..
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Edward Walcott, says, three months 'lgo
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brown, the original color, smooth arid Owl,
sit ler the use of Wood's Restorative.
Wilson King. Rays, one tooutit's proper ap
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J. D. Mee, says, a few applications fasten..
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turn black, its ong•nal color.
Betsey Smith, Northeast Pennsylvania,
Sari that her hair had, for a number of year",
been perfectly while, but now it is restore!
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Dr. J. W. Bond, St. Paul, says that his half
is strong. thick and black, although a oh*.
time since he was both bald and grey. The'l
people here saw its effects and hare confidence -
In it. • •'
Morris Gosling, M. D., Bt. Louie toys that
after tryitig many other prepitrati:aut, alt te
no effect, be used two bottles, witieb mimed
his bead with a new end vigorous Arolitb tof
hair and incites all to own* and see it.
Barab J. Brown. rays her heir was not only
gray, but so thin thet she feared its en*
lose—but after using two bottles it resturea,
both the color and growth.
'Prepared by 0. J. Wood & Co.. 1 I4•Marb
bet street, St. Louis,
and 312 Broad's:it Seir
York. and sold by all Druggist, and *newt
Medicine Dealers; also, by all Fancy mid
Toilet Goods Dealers in theraited Stares sad
gaited&
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Autioneer
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ND VENDVB CRIKIL—.The lathire4ibeir •
retpeetlel intorasst pablie, that be -
winking& th e . .
of Crying Tentrukit. -
Auctions, Ise., on the very lowest terius;--.- -
froth bireapartrawamt toP
49..tha We for thsiotateatet4l4 tatattsitery
be Wean MOOR .bittfitr.be. nhillelbe•
railer lailsraistfon to those who inny,to
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Cl"Kil6"4l"l.Y, , Thirty-lumr. sold
Alarm Clot s, at $1 26 to bc Lad at
Picking's Clothing Store.
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