?be _
TIM , Agrost
&ma ociedisiii sem* on. I.
Tbe,balinoo race between two of the
most celebratestaeronauts its the world,
Mons. Godard and Prof. Steiner, will
take place on - Monday, the 18th instant.
The inflation of the balloons, each core
taining 30,000 enbie feet of gas, will
commence at 9 o'cl in the morning,
and the ascensions vrill take place at 4
o'clock precisely. A committee office
weti-known citizens have been chosen,
who are to act as judges, &e. Theyissill
decide whether the weather in the morn
leg. shall justify the inflation of the
balloons. • When the inflation has com
menced the aeronauts must go. Each
may take up a passenger, at his own
discretion. The success of either will
be in relation to distance, not height.—
Arrangements will be made for each
aeronaut to-send down, at every town
passed, in a parachute, a " log," or note,
containing tho name of the balloon
which passes, and any incident occur
ring on the trip, which will be sent by
telegraph, so that the citizens here and
elsewhere may be con tfnually posted of
the whereabouts of the aeronauts, and
the success attending their serial flight,.
Mons. Godard and Prof. Steiner each
expect to be up three or four days.
Alleged Fulfilment of two Dreams.
A correspondent of the Missouri Re
publican relates a singular instance of
the alleged fulfilment of dreams. A
Mr. K—, of this city, about a year
since, had a dream that there was
Ar. spring near Alton, or Altona, in Illi
nois, that would cure him of a painful
disease with which he had been afflict
ed for fire years. On the morning after
the dream Mr. li—'s wife told him
she was much troubled at not recoiled
,ing something that she had dreamed
;would cure him. Struck with this coin
,eidenee, he wrote to the postmaster of
"i,“ton, of which place he had not beard
bey re, to make inquiries into the mat
iter, and the result was he learned that
there was such a spring, on the farm of
Major Long, at a place once called Al
tona, and long know n for the virtuoaof
its mineral waters. Thither the imralid
went, and by_ a judicious use of the
waters, diet, a nd exorcise, he improved
so rapidly in health that in the course
of ftr,e woks he could walk ten wiles,
and ho was speedily restored to a state
of robust health.
Teo Deaths from one Arnrder.—The
case of Jacobi, the•Pittsbur wife mur
derer,is to be tried next week. As there
was some doubt as to the manner in
46.4iich the deceased mot hor death, the
body was exhumed, and a bullet found
it - nix:ll4e¢ in the brain. Jacobi's sister,
who regicics iu Germany,being informed
of Are murder, and also that her brother
WP Ai tie executed, was so fearfully ag
it,aked °but she immediately expired.
AIOLLOW AT'S PiLLll.—Tlaelleeet this unrival
led atteratle• sod eperient Is orenrhelming Sad throulas
lota the algal* all other preparstioni purporting to he
re WWII MI fur Internal Somme,. Patalhce dreary ceeditios
In h(.. &alio •r•ry seetloo of the mosatry, are adopting
/bikeway's Palle as the sole remedy for eamplainta of the
stomach, lir.r, sad bowels, and damarilUag all the neetrame
it Oath they uses plata! coal-lenge. Tau dee.a grand
rented', aiicY oestmle sad regaletee the escredems, the
cirealation, and the ohele alunecrtary spiting, eameguer
prejed,ee, aol I aterestal opposition., sus wall as •
host of daseasee erluth hare heretofore laid delance to med.l•
cal still.
QUEEN ISABELLA IN • COAL. PIT.--ner Kajeety
ssr Spain recently itwated upon entering • seal pit, awl
wt. followed by tier courtiers. Slte proceeded beat three
heodret yards, partly ■oder the sea, and there narked
bet initials wick • tallow candle ea a rock. Her 111•Ister
of Mato who Ll.l travelled mach, Trot* alder the WWIS.'
with Ids sandhi. u follows: The but and lasi4 elitist
warmest* In the world, are those nude at Ow Ikons Stowe
Cletansier 11.11, of Elowthili k. Wilson, Nes. SOS sad 0011
C beats* straot &bore Sixth, P6lledo4phia." pet. N. lsa.
Tll■ 11/M MO NTON lilYtit, a so avower /rota! to
Pub/stare sad Arriaaltant, also asttlog forth rattan:oasts
af the an astalotseat of Hammonton, la \er /may, caa
h. aabstribud for at only %iota. per &sal
laden postai* etatapa for tit* amount. Addams to
Rlllaar at Um Parser, Llataraoatos, Atlantis seamy, Iliars
Jamey. Those wishing ammo 401, of the boat quality, to
oaa of the ►eatt►i.st sat soot ilaligtattat allinatua in the
Caioe, sae utrartiaamatt lit Elaaastotttos Laski.
3a
ID 111111 (MEAT ENGLISH lighlliDT !—.IIIII JAMES
C LASDICWS Catena Ives toilet.' Pitts, prepared hem a
prooeriptboa by Sir J. Ciarte, X. D., ?Swaledale istwaer
d Limy to the Qom. TVs well Items ameLislee la so le
pomittos, bat a sere amid astereately for remote Dillitultioe
eat °Witmer:mos, from &Ay ammo whatever; aad alt ea&
a powirral remedy, they (metals setting hurtful to the
coastltatlon. To Masa/ea Laotas It ta pecialluly
It will, is • short Late, brie: oath. isoutlly period with
regularity.
These Pills have eater been known to fall where the
d,roetioas ea 24 page of pamphlet are well oteerrierl.
YorTurtler pirticalars rota pamphlet free of the Kest.
N. I —3l ;Lad 6 petal's ■tampa eeeleeet to any author
ise.' agent, will lasere a battle, roativalng over SO pills,
by eskers mad.
T. W. Drell it Boa, KlaleaNt Ilsehte. rldladelphia.—
A D. Buehler. Asset, thtty.bmrg.
Yes IT, LAS. ly
/ARM LANDS NOR SALE SA milom from Philadelphia
by Railroad la the State of Now Jersey. Soil among the
beet far Agrbealtarel purposes r twin a goal loam soil,
with a clay bottom'. The Dad la • large tract, divided Into
mall farms, sad haadrode from all parts of the ewastry are
now settling and beildiag. The mem ass be win growing
Terms from 1113 to •m per aero, payable within foar
years by lastalossott. To visit the piste—Lear' Vase St.
Wilda& Mk. at 7,'‘' ♦. X. by Railroad for Hammonton,
r address , R. J. Byrnes, by letter. SNP fall a.lrsrt.asnwat
4 saiedsr sigmas. (Rept. T 7, MSS. len
V i le* Mrertlaatseat of Dr. Saaford's Luria Isrtoos-
AVM, Y sailtliar
CT 411 natl.' to oatigroto to mild dimwit*, viol moll,
mai 4•• market, ass olvortisotooot at klamosoatoo
[Sept. Fa
Irmitiaz /arm, aaa edratinueset at QOM-
Wei" "44' Mts. 27. 3=
g4i . kiii ile
p el esesiAttimm i s ittivelk4Uadas, Trek & Hawn* papers
" 13attimeort--Friciay fait.
Thar, per barrel, $5 Vl5 50
Vim', Pr bwhei, 1 15 t 146
kr. Sit t.
i f
~. in
8 89
• " 47
gat-need, " 6t6 70
t h, - ~ 200 ® 2 25
Bilifiliatle, per hand., 400 700
SNP, r
WO, ' 6,
Plars_PO 1 " 1 M
tl 00 1
22
,t*y, ler gallon, 23
(haste; Peruvian, per boa. G 2 00
,)-
p , ~„" - Hirsiover—risirsday last.
aar„ pis bbl., from 'wagons, Vim
Do. ' ‘ g from stores, 650
Whosiom bubo],l 10 ® I
Bfqi. _ TS
05,., 41 73
Oats, ll 40
Clireerlaed, i 4 . A 00
"
. - 2'oo
to
6 00
' Yitik-4yogr k i d.
flab" %L i Itenlornott, 45 00
Dili . " tram dam, • 375
'Li* par *Wail. . 1 10 la 1 SS
4 76
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I
it TS
Oat%
.amotoosia, .9 _
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Pbass, par4ol, .711!
Jibed and
Chambersbursrand Ifageraoseit Rail
road.—The work on the railroad from
Chambcreburg to Hagerstown is rapid
ly pro Fessing. When this is complet
ed, it ►s anticipated a ftirther breech
will be mode to connect with the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad. The distance
front Hagerstown to the Baltimore and
Ohi(7 will not exceed some 14 or 15
miles. Tho country is level and the
road will need but very little grading.
The turnpike is sufficiently.witle for one
track of railroad along its sido and still
leave ample room for all turnpike travel.
—llarriabitrg Union.
Catching 4 Mail Robber.—The post
master at Little Rock, Ark., recently
caught a thief, by placing a young man
in a nail bad in the office as a detector,
in such a position that be could seeisny
one who entered the ofildielp , Wheas the
thz.ef came in he was at onto arrested.
, • They cans Os wild Iseather, owes sleet er owe sew;
We'll steed y era other hoonner It blew."
On the nth lust., at Conowapo Chapel, by
the Rev. Mr. Cattaai, Mr. J. QUINCY NOEL to
Miss REBECCA FREYBUILUER,, both of this
On the 12th Inst., by the Rev. A. Trir.ner,
Mr. FRANCIS ALLISON IIeDICUMAD to Miss
MARY SUSANNAH GICYRR, both of Adams
county.
Oa MA triii inst., by the Rev. X. J. Allman,
Mr.IFWETAX H. LITTLE to Miss LYDIA F.
SHI;LTll;both of Vonovago township, Adams
twenty.
Os the 12th iest,hy the saase, Mr. WILLIAM
DOTYBO, of Adam comity, to Miss SAILAU
MIMI, of York county.
"Lik• hand ea tresatbe me at was Is bead ; ,
Sim ovals la rstt►, atm vatimedsg arias graaad.“
On the 13th Inst., Mrs. BARBARA SEA
BRAX/KS, wife of Mr. Samuel Seabrooks, of
Franklin township, aged 65 years 1 month and
24 days.
On the 30th ult., in Littlestown, Mrs. ELLEN
HOLLMAN, aged 27 years II months And C
days. •
Um the sth Init., In Adams county, ADELINE
L0C113..k ROHRBAUGH, aged 2 years and 23
days.
On the 9th alt., Mrs. ELIZABETH SALEM,
aged 73 years 7 months and si days.
On the Bth inst., GEOROB WALTER, Sr.,
aged ild years 3 months and 31 days.
On the *Alt ult.:, after a short but severs ill
ness, Mr. WILLIAM COVERT, of Brooklyn,L.
1., New York.
Oa Sunday evening, the 10th inst., at
the York Springs, Mr. DAVID KESSELRING,
aged 89 years 6 months and 14 days. He was
a much esteemed citizen.
In Ileidlersburg, on Wednesday last, (n.
HOLLINGER, widow of Samuel liollinger, aged
about 64 years.
On the 10th Inst., in the same plate, Mrs.
110LTIC, widow oil. Ilonek, aged 52 years, 6
months and 6 dayk
OME is hereby gives Wall liTtees and
4 . 1 other persons concerned that t e Admin
istration aocennts hereinafter mentioned will
be presented at the Orphan's Court of Adams
Cunuty fur confirmation and albinism., on
ifosiday, dke 15th day of November aczt, at
10 u'aleck, A. M.. viz :
69. The fret sad Anal Glese.lianthip aa
count ofJecub Martin, Geardiaa of Elisabeth
Diehl, (now Elisabeth 80b6054) a miser chihi
of Jacich Diehl.
70. The second account of Usury Itittinre, T.
Guardian - of Charles L. &Wager. a minor
son of Joseph iiitihuicr. deceased.
71. The first asonat, el William
Exocutor of John Woad', di:coaled.
72. The ant sad Ansi &enema of John.
Batistes, Administrasor agitates Mcale/-
lan, deceased.
73. The int and Anal amment of Jecol,
F. Lower. Exestiptr of die last will and tits
turnout of Catharins Stallsonith.desseasd.
.74. The second sad foal sedated of J. B.
Dan n tr. Esq.:Trustee' et Christiana Carlotta gh
and children.
75. lite lirst iind ant of David
Thonsan, Adialnist all and singular
the goods and chattlee s rights-and credits,
which were of Catharine Stallsmith, late of
the 000nty of Whitley, in the State of Indi
ana, deetateed.
ZACIIARLIII MYERS, Register.
Raglan's Ogee, Getty,- I
burg, O.K. 18. 1858. j
Notie.
rPO RETAILERS AND DISTILLERS.—
L The Retailers of Goods, Wares and Mer
clumdin, as well as the Distillers, in Adams
unty, who bare not yet lifted their Licenses,
requested to do so before the Nwrember
I Cour without fail. The law binds me to
urge this matter upon delinquents, and it is
hoped that no further steps will be neosesery
to induce them to comply immediately.
J. N. DANNER,
Oct. 18, 1858. County Treasurer.
VALENTINE WATTS ESTATE.—Letters
' of administration on the estate of Valen
tine Watts,(o late of
Adams 00., d eceased, having been granted to
the unders_ lipped; residing in the same
township, he-Wireby gives notice to all p . a.-
sons indebted to said estate to make im
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the setae %o present theta properly
authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH SIIERFY, ddat'r.
Oat. Ig, 18.8. 6t
TAE Auditor appointed by the Orphan's
Court 9( Adams county, to report dia.
tribution of the balance to the hands of
THOMAS C. Maul, Administrator of the
estate of Joan Pali, deceased. to and among
the parties legally entitled thereto, will
meet ail persons interested, for the p arpoese
of his appointment, at the °Sneer M. k. W.
McClean, in Gettysburg, on Monday, the
Bth day of November nest, et 10 o'clock, A.
M. WM. McCLEAN, Auditor.
Oct. 18, 1858. 3t
014.
Auditor appointed by the Orphanfe
Court of Adonis county, to make dia.
tri'mation of. thb balsam remaining ,itt tbo
hand. of Tawas Y. Kourt.ti, Administrator
de bonis nen corn testanrento annexe 'of
Dmostar. Facrr, fate of Baltic& township,
Adams county, deeetto' d, to - And - among Ob.
parties locally entitled to ravine the same.
will meet an.persoftrintatettitt'st Ate
of M. k W. ][,Cacao, inedatearg, at Fri
day, the sth day of N o
tinstbst best, at 10
o'clock, A. M. MOSES McfILEAN,
Qat. 18, 1858. td Arditor.
Op at Head Qttaiteris
'FOR BARGAINS.—Ptcanto has jast-re
-14,444 irons the cities with the largest
sad best !selected stoek of OVER COATS
*VW brought ta2 this minty. Remember
Ike Making is colsbrstad fur soiling good
lad seisdp siothinl4.
OsIL LL 1858 r
D ID not strike the earth as was impeded,
bat a great many persons have been
streak with aslonisholeal at the large and
varied assortment of Pasts and she exceed.
ilex Low pine ea al sei irk_Piokiag is selling
that roomers bargains go there and see
for pismires. Mat. 18.
ga Serbia Wil Awl for sal,
- I Pv stbasie ton
lh and "religiat *bora
PLEMIMMOIL 111110111108.
4 MI-
The alto%
MARRIED,
the Tomb• .
DIED,
Register's Notice.
Adage:Anises Malec
Auditor's Notice.
Notice.
The met
Murrill"), Balm
IN oa
pursnowee of ndey write br Yea- ,
ditiossi Elleonne. and Loom' isaa•
ing ont of Um Cunrt of etanmon Pleas of
Adams county, Pa.. and to me directed, will ,
be exposed at public sale, at the Court-boaae,
in the Borough of Gettysburg, on Saturday,
tAe 61A day or Yoreatber nvzf, at 1 o'clock,
P. 31., the following described Real Estate,
vis :
A Tract of Land, containing 7 Acres,
more or less, situated in Union township,
Adams county, Pa., adjoininelawls of Uriah
.1. Baughman, Samuel Heller, and others.
The improeemente are a two
atom LOG HOUSE, a one story
Prase Store House, a well of
water, and an Orchard. Seize
and taken in execution as the estate ot NOALI
PLowitzw.
Also, tho interest of said Noah Plow-
Immo in 12 Acres of Land, more or less, ad
joining the above described property, im-
Prostesterithaime story Log liouse, a Frame
Barn, and some fruit trees.
Also, the undivided half of one and
half Lots of Ground, situated in East Middle
street, in the borough of Gettysburg, adjoin
inj; iota of Henry . Utz and Henry Culp.
Seized and taken in execution as the estate
of ELI H. BENTLEY.
Also, a Farm, containing 175 Acres,
more or less, situate in Ilamiltonban town
ship, Ada:m county, Pa,. adjoining lands of
Hobert Simmons, DloGinley, and oth
ers, on which it erected a two
story Stone House, a Bank Barn,
part stone and part frame, with
Wagon Shed and Corn Crib at
tached, two story Stone Spring House, with
a spring of water near the dwelling, end two
Orchards of fruit trees. Seized and taken in
execution as the estate of Joior STEWART
WITHEROW.
Also, a two story Brick •
House, 40 feet in length and 16
feet in depth, with a two story
Brick BackTbnilding, 16 feet
broad and 16 feet In depth, with the curti
lege, be the same one aere,more or less, situ
ated in Menallen township, Adams county,
Pa., on the road Leading from Bendererille
to Centre Mills. Seized and taken iu execu
tion as the estate of Joux IlaatAx.
Also, a Lot of Ground, with the en.
pertenances, situated in the Borough of
Gettysburg. bounded on the south by High
street GO feet, on the west lig Washington
street 180 feet, on the north by an ally, and
oa the east by lot of Daniel T. Pittenturf, im
proved with a two story Frame ,
WEATIIERBOARDED HOUSE,
is two story triune Back Building. • , I f
a frame Shop, a frame Stable, a-
well of water, fruit trees, dc. Seized and
taken in execution as the estate of 5.1.3m0v
Powass.
Also, a Tract of Land, * situated in
Franklin township. Adams county, Po.. cou
taining 170 sores, more or less, adjoining
lands of Michael Henry, George
Duywelt, and others, on which
re erected a two story LOtt
HOUSE, and Frame Burn, with
a spring of water and some fruit trees.
Also, 50 Aorez.of Woodland, situated
in said township of Franklin. Sized and ta
ken in e.tecutiou as the estate of WILLIAM
Bottum.
ISAAC LIGIITNER, Sheriff.
Oct. IS, 1858.
'Tea per cent. of the putehase money
upon all sass by the Sheriff must be paid
OITT immediately a ft er the property is struck
down, and on failure to comply therewith,
the property will span be put up f it sale.
Valuable Property,
T PRIVATE SALE.—The undersigned.
. 11 . intending to reni3re, offers his valuable
HOUSE AND LOT, situated in West
Middle street, at Private Sale. The 11 1
house it *substantial two story brick
building, lately envied. with • rood hack
building, and all necessary improvements;
a first-rate well of water convesiient to the
slum.; also, fruit trees of every description.
There is a good Frame Shop ou the premises,
suitable fur a mechanic of almost say trade.
PIIILIP FAME.
Oe. 18, 1818. 3t
Public Sala
rrIlE sabecirilmr. Administrator of the
estate of AXIIIONT Poss.'s. demoneed.
will sell at Public Sale, at the Ists mildews.
of said deceased. ins Yeartplemmat township,
on Tiutrany, the 111 A of November mead, the
following property. viz :
1 110 RSE, 1 COLT,
1 fresh-milehed Cow. 1 Steer. 1 Calf. 2 Sows,
with Pigs, 1 Tat nog. 3 Shoos, 4 Sheep,
Two-born Wagon. Spring Wagon. Ploughs,
narrows. Cultivator. Win/tit:swing Mill, Morse
Gears, nearly new, Saddles, BriolBm_ Sleigh
and Sled ; Bay by th e too, Uorgi ty the
bushel ; a lot of Carientar and Coor_Tools,
Grindstone, Wild Cherry Soares, Siringlos, • •
Roofing Lstth • with nousehold and Kitsheu n --- 1 •
Farnham. sick as Beds and Bedsteads, 18, lirsB
Tables, Chain, Clink Kitchen Dresser
Chests. Silver Wattle, a Shot Gun, and
variety of other articla, too numerous '
ment ion.
bar'Sale to commence at 12 o'clock.
en said day, when attendance will be
and terms maths knowsby
PllllB S. SMITH, Ada's..
Oct. IM. 1848. ts•
From N. Y. Auctions.
l e f ARCUS SAMSON is nuw in New York.
'is- and is almost daily sending to his
Clothing establishment its this place, goods
of every variety in his line, bought. at the
New York Auction Sales. His linrchaiosis
are mask at the lowest rates, and he is there
fore prepared to out BAJWAINS mush as
hays never before been procured in Adams
county. Cull in and see his stook of CLOTH
ING—Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Collars,
Drawers, Sticks, Gloves. Ilandkerchiofs,
Boots, Shoes, Huts, Caps, &c., &c.—with his
large variety of Clocks, Violins, Umbrellas,
Walking Castes, and a thousand other
des "too numerous to mention." B 1
not only receive the worth of their in
but trice that, by making their purchases
BANEWN'S, Opposite the Bsti)-
Oct. 18, MIL
Independent Mkmteit.'
VOU will sweet for parade at the hou
A. Beery Mickley, in Culitcrisn, on Satur
day, tie 2.3 d of Octsker inst.
By order of the-Captain,
DAVID lIARTMAN, 0. S.
0et.113, 1858.
Bitoe-Kaking.
THE subscriber wooed most trally in
form the citizens of rg tad vi
cinity. that be has coweassape Mee BOOT £
SHOE MATING bummin g hi* Ilrecklexidge
street, Gettysburg , in theletsse lately occu
piedby Mr. Henry ghbre,'Where ho will be
ham to-do all work in Ma line, ins taste
ful and eubstastial seamier, and at malerate
prima. lie solicits a @tweet *dale pains
age, fooling 'maimed that leis work" 11911
please.
AWL MIRZ.
Oct. 18, 1868. 31.
Pall - - 9
1,I"IS8 M'CRIARY will
A sa &Mk;
/ 11 . sertmeet of FALL
BONNII7B, onlbar*tx, tri4a7 and &y
-ard*, the 7th, Bth *ad 9* bid ; 'mad invitee
the Lao teeeell at that date sods
her astetseet.
Oat. 4 3el
HARD MUM min b reinedled by ealliag
and making guar pasebasos of Business
Coats, of "my shads, style and ciaslity, in
Cliambliestotirt 'street, at . PICKIN643.
( I ,obleytiarself tad bring year fr iends along
`d to see the splendid •seeortasent of Dress
Coats just revered et Pickier. is Chow
beireherg street, 3. dory DWI the Eagle
riot&
yupTuandifOrripag*
astmatasist . of VT Naomi'
• ,
Ayer'sSarY ir, ; a
A compound remedy, in we ion la
bored to produce dee oest aillerstive
that can be made. It is a ocnombisted extract
of Para flneaaparilia, so combined with other
snlatances of still greater alterative power as
to strati an effective antidote for the disease,
Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure. It is believed
that such a remedy is wanted by those who
suffer from Strumons complaints, and that age
which will accomplish their cure must grove
of immense service to this large clam of our
ancted fellow-citizens. How completely this
compound will do it has been proven by exper
iment on many of the worst eases to be found
of the fallowing complaints :
SemitgLA AND beilorctoce Coicrtsnrrs,
ERUPTIONS AND BRUPTITI DLIRJJ7IOI, ULCIIIII,
Pißriss, Biarcum. Tußoits, Bats Raton.
SCALD lIRAD, STPRILIS AND STPILLITIO Air
y:mums, Ideactraist Domani. Dmarer, Nev.
LUAUS on Tic DOULOUREUX, EhrsunT. Dts
rims AND Ixatormpx, Eatarrimss,
on Sr. ArritorrYa FLUE, and indeed the Z l ari
class of complaints arising from Demi= ell
rite BLOOD.
This compound will be found a great pro
moter of heal;h, when taken in the spring to
expel the foul humors which fester in the
Wood at that season of the year. By the time
ly expulsion of them many rankling disorders
are Ripped in the bud. Multitudes can, by
the aid of this remedy, spare themselves hone
the endurance of foul eruptions and meet*,
sores, through which the system will strive to
rid itself of corruptions, if not assisted to do
this through the natural channels of the'body
by an alterative medicine. Cleanse out the
vitiated blood whenever you AM its impurities
lairstingithrough the skin in pimples, murders,
or sores ; cleanse it when you Aped it is ob
structed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it
whenever it is 64 and your hidings win ten
Tots when. Even where no pertiorder disorder
kit. people racy better health, and live
blgod .h e / a o l r t hy, o
andgn the blood. Keep the
is ; but with this
pabulum of lifb disordered, there can bit
tasting health. Sooner o. later
must go wrong, and the OM nrainst
life is disordered or overthrtrins.
Sarsaparilla has, and dmarres much , ties
reputation. cif acesisisthese ends. Blit,
the world has been _
deceived by
preparations of it. pertly bemuse the
alone has not an the vistas that is e=
for it, but more because many peeps:etiam.
pretending to be concentrated extracts of it.
contain but little of the virtue of Sanaparilis,
or any thing else.
During late years the peddle have been nip
led. by large bottles, pretending to 0111 a quart
of Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar.
of these bare been frauds upon the sick, for
they not only contain little, if any, Sanapie,
rills, but often no curative properties whateir
er. Hence, Meter and painful climppointnerst
has followed the use of the 'nears sweets of
Sarsaparilla which flood the market, until the
name itself is justly despised, and has become
synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still
we call this compound Sarsaparilla, and intend
to supply such • remedy as shill ramie the
name from the load of obloquy which rents
upon it. And we think we have ground for
believing it has virtues which aro inniftitdi
by the ordinary run of the dimmer; it is intend
ed to cure. In order to secure thstr complete
eradication from the system, the remedy should
be judiciously taken according to directions on
the bottle.
TRZPARED DT
DR. J. C. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, $1 per Bottl•; $L* Bottles for SS.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral :
has ;sea he lied( each a reams hr the awe of
ere/ Ts of Throat and Luna Complaint. that
it is entirety umeassery •ko us to remisat the
evidence of Its. ,inersor it Ms been ems.
played. As it las bees in eimitant e a •
seethes. w seed see tie more
armor, the peopie its quality I. kept up to the
it ever has been, and that it may be added on to
49 19r their relief h has era bees head to
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
NOS MEM Mtn COP
Cardhvarem Jmenliess Dyffelrek
Dpeasey. Aar graereali. aryeitreaser assabaleb' •
iltioressa/Mrs. Itneleieser art Min Dims"
Veer einpiesipe. Deign,. Teeter, Thews end
ask RArenn„ Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, as, it
Dinner rat, end foe Perifyier the Awl. "
They are aimireoated, se that the meet mat
tire ea' take them pleasantly. and they are the
best 'perkiest la the world for all the parpesee of a
family physic.
Prise U elate per Bet; Biz razes $l.Ol.
OITIIiiSIIIII/befllstaergynaen, Dbysieiens, &atom
mem and esnin' eat teamsytee. bare lent their
names to certify the anparatlekd eselideues of these
remedies, but ear woe bees will amt pennit die
ineertioe of them. The Ascots below named am
nish reds oar AIIIMICAN ALMANAC he whisk they
are l arva; with aloe fell ilearriptiens of the ahem
eseepiWata, andthe treatment that Arid be la.
Ihr their ewe.
Do tot be pet of by unprincipled dealers with
saber peeparatimm they make more milt en.
Deemed Armes. and lake no ohm& The sick
wens tha beet std this. kale them, sad they abottid Cannon & Adair's
Alit IV MY MARBLE WORKS, Washinghin
Al wee litmedire are Resale by
A- 1 street. between Chambersburg and Mid
term,' by A.D. Battler, dettymbur,_.— , streets, near Tater Eagle II itel, Clottvs-
T. J. r' Pier Cask) !Antra burr,. IlxrinZ r tly arrives" from Phi's-
F .Iphiti, and feelin uni ti co i ent to ele
ct nil war •n t s sty of the art, we
wi roe i i 'aim" of the
pub wish to tire ytbing ire ger
line, [N u swi a call and detains
! • ur We are prepared to
te ovate, be and Roodidfabes.
If tintles, Si or Oabisetalakers.
other vr.-rk ap sifting fo our basi
nese, at the lowest pus prices. We do
I not hesitate to guano hat oar work shall
be put up in a meaner tantial and taste
ful equal to the best , to seen in the cities,
I where every improvemen which expatiates
lots ini=estal is availed and blinlidietilY
do wo guarantee that Cemetery aal
Grace Yard work shall be carefully erase
nos in he *Nested by Crust, t shall main
tain fire years Asti artist of position
give* at the esenplatima of a job. and so
siaceseawy to coutitiaimi esaaakilaeur sad
eyiumetry. fthitlldl ULU.
18, MA. sandy
Collectors, Take Notice!
TILE Colleen" of Taxes for )4i. ,
pr,,
ens yeses, to the different t nships of
Adams county. are hereby notified that they
willZire I to settle up their Duplicates,
On or be fee Lk 41 1 / 1 11.4ksy A r oma „ern,
ea • day the Continiesiosers will meet
sk their ease to give the necessary exonera
tion; is. if the Dego:oho are not settled
up in ha bry the above date the Collectore
will be dealt with acoordiag,ki law, without
regard to
The Collanors of this present year will be
required to poky over to the Treasurer all
monies that may be solleeted lsy the NOVO/O
ber Coert.
Mir After the first Mon Say is December
no exoneration* can be espial on Military
Taxes.
.1081 All BKN ti E. a.
JACOD RA FERNISPENG E 11,
Cooseissioncrs.
t t est —.T. 1. iiiCkr/.
Oct. /1, 11144.
Cheap! Clmmpt
61 - iA l f: .r,,4a va , (l ;wi ma!—JAoolll3 41. BRO.
a have.)
_from-the eity, with a
try large assortment of Cloths. Caasinseres.
es tinge, Winter Goods, and everything
else in the men's wear line. They also ofer
plain and fancy Shirt*, Collars, silk and cot
ton Handkerchiefs, Busivendera, ic. Raving
-bought untiseelly low, he emit, they are
enabled to sell samaras TWA s.vsn—an
enoal
lent full cloth suit, made up, for $l3, for in
stance. Givatbera a call, at their new @stab.
liehment, in Chambetsbatg street,* few doors
west of the Court-house, ore purchasing
elsewhere. [Oct. IL
NuJuin Wanted.
THE $e Directors of Strabon township
will 'Deis st the house of Jamb L. Gross,
In Hoistrretown, os Senrisg, LlB fief
of °Maw inot.aifir theraysee of swap=
ones Towhees to twits sharp of the
sass& of said trindsidp. By order of the
President °film Beard.
JOLIN 0. BRINKSJIHOFF, Sec's.
Oet. 11,1858. td
B. P. lialbengir •
(Soionsoor to Antos& Mclikauty,)
7 IROUNIAI3 sat DNA Dealer In
lIATiI,'CA PS,
Bone, &Ow AND &taw Goose.
Alas.
Will Paper, Wineser Illiages, Troia.
Carpet Bap. UaereaMas, Clemea. Telieeteraad
Seem at the Death AM OMNI' at Castle
Slave, Gettysbarg. Adams meaty, Pa.
Oct. 11, MSS,
Take Notice !
PAY UP !—Tbe undersived, basing a
bags .samosas of motel standing out.
would earnestly urge these sedebted ton**
mined wittiest delay. AMMON lila.
=bog six swaths sad upwards. if a$ gad
oe oar bane the lets day. of Webs* .
will be placed is Able banded' i alierr,,doe
ends ides. JACOBS I BRO.
S•Pt. 185&
Public Sale. '
N pursuer. of Ai Order of the Orthan's
Cairt *use eirate, the undersigned,
Ad neinistrators of the estate of Joint JAcess,
deceased, win offer at Puhl:c Sate, nn the
premis 'on Jrnaday. the 2.51 . A data, Orlaper
seal, the fulkowing Real Estate of said de.
ceased, viz
A LOT OF GROUND,
situate in Ahottstown, Adams county. front
ing on the York and Gettysburg Turnpike,
adjoining Michael Strubingeron the west and
a pohl lc alley on the east, and known as lot
So. 12, ha% ng thereon a Twa-
aiory IVeatherboarded HOUSE;I
a one and a half story Log Hones. I 11!
a new &MAP, Well of Water, an. --s .
a number of fruit trees.
•Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
on said day, when attendance will be given
and terms made known by
0011,1 i l US JACQBS,
GEORGE JACOIIS,
Administrators,
By the Curt—U. G. Wolf, Clerk. '
Sep. 27, 1858. ts• •
A Small Farm,
TPRlVATSSALS.—Theaubeeriher offers
"al Private Sale, his FA RlCalteste in Moan t
pleasant township,Adame county, near Sin
augh town, itiljoiningilands of Samuel Swope,
Alexander- Shurb and others, containing 66
ACRES, more or less, having thereon a
Two-awry Frame ROUSE, with Sack-
Double Log Barn, and other [lll
oat:buildings ; a S,iring of never-fail
ing water near the door, with excellent Fruit
ofqll kinds mum promises. About 12 acres
are loodknd, and 16 acres Meadow. The
greater part of the land has been . well limed.
Person! wishing to view tho property are
requested to call on the subscriber, residing
thereon. Terms easy.
ID. F. TIAGARNIAN.
Sept. 13„ 1858. 7w
Small Farm,
VOR SALE.—The suleieriber. desirous of
a: retiring hum Gulping, offers at Private
Salo,
HIS FAILM,
sititate in Cumberland township, Adams
eostAty, oo Rock-creek, adjoining 'Ands of
Henry Lott, }) r. J. Runkle. James Rider, and
others. containing about 87 Acres, more or
loss. There is a fair proportion of W. 4.0 I
lan& and the property is in a good state of
cultivation. '1 he improvements
are a ono and a half story Frame ''
IVeatherboarded HOUSE, good • ‘,
frame lArn,weittherboarded,with
Sheds, and other Out-buildings ; a good young
Apple Orchard, and about 50. bearing 'Peach
trees. There are two springs of water.
Thu terms will be toads known on applies
t to the subscriber. JA3IES BLACK.
Oct. 4, 1 54.
llieirlf nut 11.'11 before the Lauf November.,
it will thee be offered fur Rent.
VALUABLE FARM AND KILL
FOR S11.1:.-1 will sell at Private Sale. my
Al I LI. and FARM, situate on Piney Creek,
in Germany township. Adams county. within
one and a half miles of the west end of the Lit.
tlestoirti Railroad, and when the Railroad is
extended to Taneyttivrn, it will in all probabil
ity pus by this property.
The Farm c.mtaine 37 Acres of :and. more
Or leis ; 10 to 12 Acres are heavily timbered,
and about 10 Ac es of good Meadow 1101 tom.
The land is mostly the Slate soil. and v -IT
susceptible of a high state of cultivation
Lime acts well wen it. and Liidestone is
close by. Tlr im rovrments are -_
a lame (MM. NMI,. Dwelling
HOUSE, St..ble. &c: The Mill - fII
has two run of Stones. _
Hominy Mill. Plaster Mill, Corn N.lll, ...mut
Machine, and all nice's& ry machinery corn lets
for doing wink in tiati very best ins:ater. The
will has Leen recently 'Ludt urn the most
modern and improved plan. and is all in corn
-04s_ I . e running order. This property is one
dribs hest locations In the County fur a pl&
TILLERY, in a flnegrain country. and near
the Railroad. and might with very little ex
'wives be made a very proll.able investment.
This property will be in the market until
sold. Pulmesition giyen lat of April next.—
The property will be shown by Thomas Bid
dle, twirling thereon, or by
GEO. ARNOLD, Gettysburg.
Oct. 11, 113511. if
This Way I
LADIES AND GILICTIMBN.—J.C. Qv - ism
A BIUPTOCII have Just returned from the
East wish the largestsred best settled 'tisk of
GllO4lll ever olered in this market. all of which
will be mold *beep, such as Delaines. Minim
Robes, Cashmeres, Coburg Cloths, Mapes:as.
Dtbalses. Ginghains, squirt and long Shawls,
Blankets and Domestic Goods of all prices.—
ilen's Wear in great variety. Casritneres.
Ca/satinets, Jeans, blue, black, brown, and
green Cloths ; a largo assortment of Westing*.
Also, Groceries and Spices of every descrtp
tion, which will be s..ld cheaper than the
eapeat. Give us a call. All we ask is to
show the goods and we will be satisfied with
the result. No trouble to show goods.
J. C. GUINN st BRO.
Oct. 11. 18641.
For Sale,
CIIRAP--Two Elmell Dwelling
BOUM and Lots. bloats td
Chaelberaborg street. Peseempion;l l
Ist of April nest. _
OW . ARNOLD,
Gettysburg, Get, 11, 1858. tf
Chas. R. Doran, M D.
Ames on Baltimore street, one floor south
of the Presbyterian Chitral, and opposite
David MaCreary's saddling establishment,
Gettysburg. [Oct. 4,1858. 6m
Notice to Assessors.
TirAssessors sleeted at tie last Spring
leeties are hereby notified to attend at
theemensissisomrs' Dike Lin the Borough of
GeaL im ier& to r..ih. *lank Assessment
De • and abs neeessary instructions,
ws t •
Tb. Assessors of Vales, Oewurago, Ber
wick, Berwick Bor., De es& litansilton, Read
ing, ilopeiplessant, Glorisios. &ratan sod
will stioudwri Wotiiisday, the' th
of eeimbee next—
Mei taka Ammon for the Aoros*, Coes
wooed, reindem.-L Acinban,
Prealdin r !Was lii •
finities' sad V' - is AlitOO4 oo Tunes
day. October list, Ras, -
By weds* of the Clowwwissious,..
• J. ifr. W.4:l4lllCMerk.
Sol* 27, liNg; 14
tommnity SALE.
ad, Trustees of SAnnaL I).
Lou rruil
f virtuem ekcou n ty ,
of ut it:: or
ra d , e i
t rf the
. ont
li ti e '
day skilfSeptissber, trot, in the matter of Sam
uel Vomit* insolvent petitiou, will sell,
On SATURDAY, the 3Uth of OCTOBER inst.,
at 11 o'clock, A. 11. , at Public Sale, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, al-the Phenix
Mill, near Etumitsburg, all thoso
TRACTS AND PARCELS OF LAND,
conveyed to us by said Young by deed, and
conveyed by Arthur Quinn to John anal Samuel
D. Young by deed duly recorded in hib. H. S.
No. 11, fol. 1129, ke..one of the Lnipl Records of
Frederick county, and the parcel or parcels of
land conveyed by John Young to Samuel I).
Young by deed recorded in Lib. E. 5.14.:0. 7,
fol. 516, ode of said Records.
The said tracts or parcels of land contain in
the aggregate
115 ACRES, 3 ROODS k 35 PERCHES of LAND,
more or less, and will he sold for that quantity
la the gross, sad mil by measurement. "The
Land it of Vet-rate quality; is now In good
state of cultivation, and has been welt taken
rare of and tended. It is first-rate BOTTOM
LAND, ou San's Oreek, and its productiveapss
is equal to any in that section of the State or
County, and possesses rent capacity for ini
prevement. It is well watered, mountain wa.
ter in abendance being in cull field. The im
provements conaist of
THE PHENIX MILL,
a Three-story Brick Building, running two pair
of Burrs, with abandant aud ncverfailiug Wa
ter Power sufficient to run three or four pair.
It is uosnrpassed by any water power in Itm
mitsburg District. There are also on _
the Farm TWO DWELLING HOUSES.
one at the Mill, a small Weatherboard
Building; aod•the other, about one bundled
yards distant, a Two-story Log Dwelling
House, *leo a flourishing Young Orchard of
prime and select Apples ; also a good HAW
Elide, newly built, with abundant and never
failing water power.
=El=
At the same time and place, by virtue of the
same authority, we will self
28 ACRES OF WOOD-LAND,
lying about 2 miles front the abpve described
promises, on the road leading from Etumitsinirg
to Harbaagit's Valley, being one of the tracts
ronveyedlo Samna D. Young by John Young
by deed, recorded in Lib. E. S. No. 7, fol. 514.
This tract is well set in CHESNUT TIMBER.
siirTke above described Farm, Mills and
Dwelling Houses, will be sold together. They
aro situated about one mile from gattnitsburg
on the liarbaugh Valley road, being about 2
miles from St. Joseph's, and one mile and'a
half from Mount St. Mary's College. The Penn
sylvania State Line is only one mile distant,
and Gettysburg nine mile 3 by a good road.
TKRM OF SALE.—The terms of sale , as
prescribed by the Court's Order, are one-third
cash on the day of sale t one-third in one year;
end one-third in two years from the cloy of
sal*, with interest. The deferred payments to
lie secured by the notes of the purchaser with
security, bearing interest from the day of sale.
"sr A uy further information concerning the
said property. kc., mes be obtained from the
subscribers, living in Frederick city, lid., or
from Robert Annan, EAq., on the adjoining
property, Nho will furnish any information
that may be necessary; or from Ur. John
l'oung,itt the Phenix Hills.
WILLIAM T. ROSS,
BRADLEY T. JOHNSON,
Oct. 4, 1858. ts Trustees
Valuable rerm,
t T PRIVATE SALE.—The subscriber
II- Jima at Private Sale,
TILE FARM ,
un which he resides,. situate its Butler town
ship, Adams county. Pa., adjoining lands of
Junas Roth, floury Wider, henry Slay
bough, and others, containing 150 Acres,
more or less, with 20 sores of Chesnut
land convenient. The improve
ments
are rood One-and-a-half- jilj
story Log MOUSE. a gaud new - 111
Log Shop, or out-kitchen, with _
oven attached, a first-rate Bank 1 ru, part
stun* and part trews, also a pod new nog
and Corn house, and otlMr necessary out
buildings, allot' which have been put under
new roof within the last four :years. Big
Conway[ ()reek bounds the one side of the
Oboe. There is a Well of Water at the door,
mid two Borings near the buildings, and a
good Orchard of (nth. There is a isatissient
amnia of wood on the faim, and sufficient
useadisr, about 18 acres of which are bottom
meadow. There has been put on the Thrm
about 2000 bushels of lime- Persons - wishing
to purchase may Ind it to their advantage
to sell and see this farm, as it is a first-rate
stuck and grain farm. There is 11112 on the
farm a quantity of good, dig fur making
brick, together with a shed. To aux person
wishing to follow brick making thisksa &rare
chance, as any.arnount of brick can he sold
in the neighborhood. The farm is oonvemi-
Nit to Churches, Public School, and
Mechanics' Shops.
sir Persons wishing in view the farm
will be shown the same by the
Titian suede easy. WM. F. WALTER.
Oet. 4.1/4514. Gt
Public Sale.
MBE subscriber. desir' ing to reduce his stock,
1 . will ufrar et Public Sale, it his establish
ment, in Rest 'diddle street, Gettysburg, Ms
=lay, the 23d dey of October bud., the
l ig lißEE GOOD HORSES,
new Buggies. 2 amend hand Boekastay
Carriages. T seoond-hand Twu-horse Car
riage, I Iralling-top Buggyotearly, new, 1
seoond-hand Door-body Carriage, t Sulky,
needy new, 2 Spring Waseas, 4 new paint
ed 'Buggy Bodies, with ue.-es articles.
A credit or Ms mouths will be given. All
who desire to boy BARGAIN'S bad better
attend the sale.
soraa. to commence at 1 n'oluck. I'. M.,
on said day. JACOB TROXEL.
Ott- 4. Is5Q. tic
Assignee's Sale.
TILE subscriber, Assignee of L FRANKLIN
Ursa'. will offer at Public Salo, on the
premises, on Wcdmest lay,the 204 dayocleber
instant,
A FARM,
the property of said Assignor, situate in
Reding township, Adams county. within
half a mile of Round Hill P. o.„ . and two
miles of York Springs, adjoisiapt lands of
Gibson Myers, Jesse Chronimer. Valentine
Myers, and others, containing 101 Aims,
more or less, of Patented Land. Tht•lin
provessents are a Two-story Log
lIOCSE, (roughcast,) Bank Bars, '
1 - j , •
nearly new, Wagon Shed, Corn 1%.
Crib, Carriage Mouse, Spring
House, with a never-failing spring.
Kitchen, with a well at the door of the
kitchen, barirg n pump in it. There is also
a young Apple Orchard of choice ft nit, with
other kinds of fruit, such as :Peaches, Pears,
ac. About, 25. acres are Timber-land, with
a fair proportion of grit-rite Meadow. The
land has all been limed, and there is a run
ning stream of water through the farm. .
Ponces wishing to view the property are
»quieted to call eft L. Franklin Myers, re
siding•thereon, or on the Assignee, residing
in the neighborhood.
air Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
on Bald day, when attendance will be given
and terms made known by
JOUR HENRY MYERS,
Oct. 4.1855. is Assign...
To the Ladies.
fIgOROE ARNOLD has !vin o replenished
1 - 1 his stock of Ladies' Moss and fumy
Goods; ha has now on hand the largess and
prettiest stook of Dress floods in town. The
styles are very , handsome and prices low,
among which is a beautiful selection of
Lutes' Cloth Oloaka, Onpo, Mantillas. and
Shawls, (a beautiful artick,) t rance ,
Children's Dress Goods, very handsome. is
a word we hart from nee dle te an anchor,
top is of with s little of the erinoline. 7 —
Cell and see us.
Oct 4, 1858.
rrElli
Indies are espeeialb- invited to mil Land
earamise theism, amisiell selected man
mint ot -Lomita' sad MOW asti Obitdra
BM& sad Gaitevs of every verielyand 40.
at R. F. IkteIIAINNY'S..
The Gettifsbarg Rsih:oiteci:-'
TWO IFINIIIMISAMIN AL
AN cud after Urllertfiiefe.l3o.l until fur- _
N-f titer notice, the Ater Can wilr
leave 'llissilikatalksodos" at lie'cieek.A.ll.
with pa sseepsh :fur Baltimore. TO*. Her
riKburg, PVlTidelpMa, and rail* with
immurngere front those place& at now. The
afternoon trims will 'care there at 1.1410 P.
with passeurers for Baltinicre. ice .istiettoing
with passetigera (tom Ilarrisborg,Tork,Pbil
sdelphia. &c., shout GP. M. . 4 •
10•51crchandiz.c. Pioduce 4c.,:typiraperted
over the row' as far as Co+herti l i kitssiert.,
ROB Era 31cCU'Rbrf, Pieta.
Sept.. 13. 1858
Stovall StbAr
SEA DS. BC EULER & RTZ have just
N. , " received a large nipple or new sod beau
tiful Parlor, Saloon and Shop FrovEs. of the
latest end moat improved styles. Mao. all
the latest styles of COoKS 2'o ITS, mutinies
ing the " Noble Cook," 'Royal Cook," "Wm.
Penn," "Sea Shell ." "Morning Mar." "Phil.__
adelphia Sunrise," "Fredonia," (Baltimore
Air-Tight, improved) "Jewel," and **Chiron"
—all for wood or coal.
Call at the Ware Room, in West Middle
street, two doors west of the oew Court•houss,
Sept. 27, 1858.
New Boot and Shoe
ESTABLISH ME NT.— The undersigned
would ammonite° to the public dud he
has commenced, in conhection with his Tsar: ,
nerd, a BOOT & SHOE Manure,"
tory, in New Chester, Alums e(4ln
ty, and is. prepared to make uptL lllll l ll / 1 1P ind
Shoes, of all. kinds, fur Gentlemen, Ladies.
and Children. lie will endeavor to have. ,
the best,of workmen, .0 that the publisatred
be under no apprehension hut gout every roe.-
nimble effort will be made to give satielactiun
toil who will favor him with their patron- -
age. GEO. EllltEllAlVr.
Sept. 20, 1858. 3m
New Goods I
(1F
.ORGR ARNOLD has again replenisbal
ui his stock of Goods. UM assortment la
now fell, among which Is a great varlets of
Ladies' Dress Goods, and fancy
erally. The Ladies will please cant It 7
gains. •Also, cheap CLOTHS, Oaaslineilmo
Cassinetts, Vesting,s, Beady-made Clothing,
Blankets, Shawls, Flannels, Coatings, Ho
fiery, Gloves, &c &c.; also, a large stook of
Domestics, Fresh Groceries, etc. • •-•
READY-MADE CLOTHING.--if you
want the cheapest and best Ready-snadi
Clothing in town, call and see Geo. Assume,.
We make our own Clothing, hare hinds WS
@tautly employed cutting out and meltingly.
O u r stock of Clothe, Cesrirneres, Ceseimette,
Coatings, Vestings, dr.c., is large and DIN.--
Call and see us, and if we cannot tit you in,
garment rilitly made, we wilt take ritir
measure, Ned make you up a garmewejsseims
you may desire to have it made, on disable*
est notice. Mr. Cuir is always on baud et.
the Clothing Emporium, bright, polite, caul,
always ready to whit upon friends that call. • •
Try him, prove him, and see if there be say
error in him.
Gettysburg, Oct. 4, 1868. '
New Milling., Goode.
MISS MARY M. BEITLEIt has made par.
chases of a large assortment, of Rowena
fashionable Millinery articles, to which she
invitee the attention of the ballot of -toisti
and country. Bonnets, Ribbons, Feather,.
Flowers, and Trimmings, of all kinds, me
included. Colored &raw and Braid Bop
nets, the very latest fashion, are also era
ed. Silks and Satins, of all colors. for wl s.- .
ter bonnets, alto will have on band in a goer
weeks. Ready-made Bonnets, with Baud
Beses, can always be had. She will be
found at the eldstand—Mr. John Lanointeeer
in Littlestown. [Oct. 4, IS
Call at Reininger't
'POLL BARGAINS !—The sabsea4ll.- ha
i: just returned from the city with''r
. .
Isis° assortment of goods for
Wear, consisting of Cloths, Gmllesealh,
Cassinets, Tweeds, all kinds of Vesting,
•
whisk he will dispose of as the lowest l.
prises. Ilia stock has been Selected
great care, and cannot but please the. tadaa
of this community.
Don't forget! Call at the Merchant Tattor
_
ing establishment of
JACOB REINIXGER,
Carlisle street.
Oct. 4. I.S
Buffalo Robes. . ,
BY the bile ur rube at GEORGE F. W433e-
RATH'S, Nur. 415 41. 417 mica - St;
PUILAD.A.
N. B. Also a barge ateortmenfaLADlßS
FANCY FURS of ow manufacture.
Oct. 4, 18.58. 3m.
Fancy Furs, .
- •
pOll LADIES AND CtIILDREN.--J011141.,
2 ; FAREIRA & CO., No. 818 (new 'rim)
Market Street, above Eighth, Piffled,lo4--
Importers. Manufacturers and Dash Jill:
and
FANCY FURS, fur Ladies and C
also, Oent's Furs. Fur Inters, and tea.
The number of years that we hare ep
gaged iu the Fur business, and the "toe*
character of our Furs, both for qnst llt IV
price :s so generally known tbrougtlttlut - Ilse
Custatry, that we think it is not neeessoryfor
us to asy anything more than that suabiswo
now opened uur suutorttnent of Fl/ HS. for this
Fell and Winter Sales, of the largest' lield
most ketratiful ahasortment tat we hare eler
cared latforwto the public. Our Fars here►
all been, imported during the prorentweasaa„
when menu was seam and Furs much killer
than et He present time, andli ere beenisiim
ufactanid by the most competent worknien ;
we era therellire determined to sell times at
such prices as will continue to give utitheitr--
potation we have barns for years, that is lb
sells good article for a very small milk
will du well to give a et&
eary=erli as
llad *e !Britoil assortment kyle,
to wheat bra in the city, and at mamba
turas? pekoe. JOHN F AREIRA a IPII, -
No. IMP Market Street, above Sth. Phila.
Sept. 3i), ink. 4m.
J. W. Watt,
(1.41 e of ths Firm of Winchester dr oft,)
G ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING magi.
and
SORT MANUFACTORY,
No. 814 Ceuscr_SlitsF, (settly opposite
the Girard 11;noo.J
PIIILADDLPITIA.. e e l)
J. W. SCOTT would respectfully tbe_
attention of his former porous sad friends
to hie new Store. and is prepared to
dors for SHIRTS at abort wades. A
fit guarantied. COUNTRY - d
with Fula /inners lad CoLtais.
Oet. 4, ly
New Ot)(4b I
.
THEaohoaribar wire* faZ is iiihr 1110 _ ..
asariOr 0
Ty WTI ha Tibi gi
lag a very ohaio s=4 a'
of the moat' Orsb
Felt, For 'lnd • - so--. 4.. ...
aomplete seatortoise' -I li '• -,..
of all colors Awl 14106 ' :„
=4 for 111 Xima• te - . -
aad la 01111411 - k - .
00. 11, 1883. - . - .
BE
ER