The compiler., March 07, 1859, Image 3

Acittaradvziel•
4 We'hars observed is Opp nition pa
perm
.varioes stories of corruption a
meow Federal ofiltials, with an mos
stood insinuation of complicity on the
part of the President. Charges 90 con
tradictory of the uniform tenor of Mr.
Buchanan's public life, which through
all its vicissitudes has never contracted
eo much as the stain of suspicion, are
too preposterous to require formal ref
utation. But the absurdest. rumor gains
a sort of credibility from perpetual re
petition. The following statement, for
instance, having been propagated with
out denial, now circulates as accepted
truth in the Opposition journals :
"The Seaman Printing Investigating
Committee is slowly progressing with
their testimony. Yesterday some de
velopments, regarding the election in
Pennsylvania, were made. Mr. Wen
dell, of the Union, says he distnbuted
large sums for political purposes, espe•
eially when the public printing was un
der his charge ; and that he received a
letter from Mr. 'Buchanan requesting
him to expend 81,000 to defeat John
Corode, which he refused to do."
The States says a more shameless ca
lumny never originated in the malice of
political foes. Mr. Wendell has testi
fied to no such charge; nor could he
without committing the basest perjury.
Indeed, the accusation is palpably false;
since the • person for whom Mr. Buch
anan is represented to have employed
his Influence, was the opponent of his
Administration or its leading measure.
siirTho Select Committee of the
House of Representatives, appointed at
the instance of Mr. Sherman, of Ohio,
to inquire into alkged abases in connec
tion with the disposal of the patronage
of the Navy Department, reported on
Thursday week. Messrs. Bocoek and
Groesbeck (Democrats). and Mr. Ready
(South-American), join in a majority
report, and Messrs. Sherman and Rit
chie (Republicans), make a minority
report. The majority report presents
frankly all the prominent facts elicited
by the examination of witnesses with
reference to each specified charge, and
follows those facts with such comments
us we noessaary to a fall and thorough
understanding of the whole matter.—
The Resolutions attached to the Report
entirely exonerate the present able and
efficient head of the... Navy Department
from any suspicion of having, in.the
most remote degree, countenanced any
of the irregularities which have crept
into the management of some of the col
lective brunches of the Department in
trusted to his charge, and recommends
legislative reform to cure the glaring
abuses which exist in the Brooklyn
Nary Yard. The Report is an interes
-sing one, and it may lend to the adop
tion of some wise and salutary lohisla-
Ilan on the subjects indicated.
spacial Notices_
INOTBItit Tarrurn Of_ ISCIINCII.—We lure* bell
tomato& several those to aotice special sal remarkable
traduces of mecum to the treatment of the most threat's
/ad end emparated came of disame, seal eepostaly he the
removal of mestere, by Dr- Itaihee, end today we biers the
pleasant r anewttea another of dm moot extraordinary
character. On the Itth alt., after a period of careful
treatment, sod without the use of the knife, Dr. &sakes
removed a Caacer-Tumor, weigitin; too poools, from the
thigh of Mrs. Bp.lgbt, wife of Captain J. 8. Apeight, at
To. 96 (tooth street, near Broadway, and she Is now doing
We are authorised to Welts the medical faculty to
•reinase the tu•rwr at Dr. Bealthe's wile., No. 74 Istalag
ton street, between Charlie sad Liberty, awl also to • lett
the pettiest at her noidence. and learn the ledereeting beta
.of Use ease. We have repeatedly stated for the leformatios
a mar weeders that the Doctor's experiettin cod treatment
orolcacee every form of dimwit, sad his sower In the
"muiagemeet of pulmonary complaints, rhaumattina, die
• an of the skin and the mod intractalde maladies, I.
(Nu d
Is that whist atheists his wonderful control of tumor;
Istala awl ail affectlows of the eye and ear.—{Batt.
h au. •
IiOLLOICATS 01 bI'WENT AND PILLS—A perfect
artecuard —No ocke wbo taboo tint tamable to examine U.
Tosupt,leta used an wrapper' fur Linea' preparations emus to
the victim of imposture. If graisamo, the water-mark,
• flolloway, New Tack and Landow,. will V Nand as
melt leaf of the pamphlet. Tbe too is ailansle, sod obassid
not tw neglected. lA's lean thu the " mothers of Awed
a" an almost om•ersally adopting- thaws wendortal
_medicines—the thotarrot, as a mare for sons breasts, onsid
bead, metes. scabious erupUons, cuts, sonar, braless, etc.,
and tbo Pills as • swift and mortals resody ter wansoor
awouptaint, mammas, V0411:114 and all laternal ms.phaiWin
fruraleat ts childnus.
Tint Ce lAN D BALL TO LORD N API RR.—Tbis oplestild
allear, (glitch eufte or At Washingtea, ea Thursday Blatt,
nee a deckled seceete. All Cie seagnatas of the lead were
preheat, sag all 'Rio yet thou:hely es exceedingly. Lady
:Napier was dressed fulls. moat beeounag etyle, elate "eel
t”rd " Welted emery !orb a NoLlemase sad a gteetlensau la
the'eser ash, ableb he procured exereaely for the entire
oteheiesa, from the Brows Stone Clothing Dell of Rockleill
,t. M Bane, hat 6 sad 605 Chastest .tweet above Bluth,
• Bets. DI. las
PL. .LSl'll% 2/11.SAII or arLLO cautsz.—aa
ina's hotorial of 24th.luly says :—Rosliziriet the trusses:no
of respcoothility'attoch,m; ta the Islaor and Publisher of
♦ widely airs hied Journal, ui should deism it Ilttle loss
LbAll4ll adios Co reeesstosed any medical compaand this real
virtue at urhick wa calla Sat soassuast.onsly Intaros.—
This balossie oompocusd Yu bosoms a house &stars ; sad
all peones oho mass, sad hare lu ruo attapiptod to cans
(hair Coughs. Cobts, Bruachisl or Pulmonary Complaints,
make use of this assousallisl remedy,
The fellow mg Cartilos 4lron a distinvialseel yeti/man
Is equally conclusive :
/r em R.►. Hoary Wood, formerly Lifter of tbe Coors
gratiosal Journal. C.ocorl, N fI., more recently American
Camelia Beyroot, Syne., and now Chlplata in the Nary:
Years. Seth W. Toole k Co .--Gratleteen :—Two years
sere, 1 widen met vioieet attack upon my Leap conlesed
sae to sky bed for several weeks, and when I recovered, I
was se math oppressed by dificalty to brestblog, that I
was often *able to ■leap or rem opal a bed by tilet. The
saffeeing was estrecoe, and jdeging from the Ireacery of
the ressedine mod; I supposed tie domain interable Be
log yeensoded tt try a bot Ute of Wier...tee Helm= of Wt
Cherry, vitamin *saddens. is Ito akesey, I fated Use
difficulty Naomi &Karel, 1 . 0100.14 before one bottle wl4
used ep. eh* nap fellow setterare fadeless no
to stake tbia Fn btie etatemmet, sal nicoarsugad the unlit
to olden giaLlarly a/wt.&
WLUt rospect, yours truly,
HILLARY WOOD.
X•w 110111110 111.1111111 sirsal I. BUTTS oil Um wrapper
Prepared by Seek W Towle & Co., Doetoe, aad for eels
by A. D. lbeeiklor, Gettysbu Jacob ralweiler, aiseeso.
Darr; Bftsatar. New Orford ;
D. B. Holltsdar, Abbott&
tool ; Williams Wolf, goat Berlin ; Peter Bob hie, Hemp.
toe; Wei. D. kbeidelf, Tort dpringe ; sad by all dealers is
=aims& gib. 21. lir
itSGLEIL k MTH,
COSS= OS 280 4 02 D ASO Quay Drums, PIM LOILTIII•
I[ Eaabtcess of Whit* Smut, Zinc Patty, Tarnishes,
goahirs in Drag*, Whitlow Wars, 4a.—
City wad Oonottr Norottnota who distr. to writhing Eros
a sobsot , Wink sag at becaptahla pries are roviattally re
quieted to implett oar gloat. Oar Whit Loot, V..,
Patty, not Parnialos, sold by more than ono thonaing
wasionto Jobbing Hams throogiont th. Colon, aid girt
aalrotwil wtiMdw . U? Not owe towtsiniat has era
limbed tin-43 load roar orders Croat.
lob. f, Ills. Is
, .II:r Till 011/1/LT EIGIASEL UNICDT t-1111. JLlt
MU NI Ost.sisAys& NULLS ?mu, iscapatiod from &
PIP Aerate by - 1112 J. Outs, M. D. PkvieLta IlErtesar.
Cowl to tfr Uses. ?Ms troll Imam maatistas Ss so far
past•sa, bat s eats aid ado nerdy &sr Murk DUllealOws
&at 01•010 1 16•••, bow sky taws vlabrevr ; sad Lithos/it
peradd genskr, Um." *meted astalag &extral to the
•••istitid&ta • is Kum** Lassos It & posatiarty asttet.
It &111, ft • lion Um*, &tin as Ur Imoatiiii period sls
reaulartty.
Vain Ms bees sorer boo kern to tail Teen the
gireol lll ea Id pp perephiet 51s iii=reet.
led Irelber pedieelele gee a pamphlet tree et Übe ne w
t. 1.-.61 sad I prop stow seeleeld M ow as w.
liet wa s aim brain was, emu[ end MI Slit,
by Melo OIL
I. W. DSO dr Ilse, Wirlierdie
de. A. Ithilikee, Agertl l / 2 NIIIMri-
KV3i,MS. IF
11111" A terrible calamity occurred near
Baton/amigo yesterday moral og &week.
The steamer Princess exploded bar
boiler and burnt to the water's edge,
having 400 passengers on board, 200 of
whom are either lost or missing. The
body of the engineer waa-found cut in
two by the explosion, which it is alleg
ed was caused by his own recklessness.
About one hundred of the passengers
were wounded by the explosion, and
many are in a dangerous or dying condi
tion. The boat was one of the finest on
the river, and comparatively new. The
engineer should have declared that be
would be in New Orleans by a certain
time or blow her up. The scene is de
scribed as heart-rending.
i& The immense warehouse, No. 245
Broad street, Boston, was burned on
Monday night, together with seven
thousand bales of cotton, seven thous
and bags of linseed, and a large quanti
ty of saltpetre. Tho loss is estitrustod
at a quarter of a million of dollars.
Half a square of buildings were de
stroyed by fire in Memphis on Tuesday
night, including six printing offices.
.2Vorthern Central Railroad.—The York
Republican states that Mr. Levin Wil
ley, who has been superintendent of
repairs to this road throughout its en
tire length for the last twenty years, is
tore place to another. Mr. Thomas
O'Neil, dispatcher at York, also goes
out, and some one else takes his place.
TVhat a Session of Congress Costs.—
The cost of the present abort session of
Congress, of only three months .durs
tion, foots up with the enormous sum
of some two Million Eleven Thousand
Dollars. So says the Appropriation
Bill.
A Man Hung by a Corpse.—The
Gin
cinnati Gazette says that on Saturday
night last, a body snatcher who had sto
len a corpse from a graveyard in the
neighborhood of that city, which he had
placed in a bag, was hung while endeav
oring to get over a high fence, the
corpse falling on one side and the body
watcher on the other, he having placed
aroand his shoulders the cord by which
.the sack was shut, and the cord slip
ping about his ncok, chocking him to
death.
Mir Wh y is a tear shod in secret liko
a ship ? Became it's a private-tear.
Superfine Flour 5 50
Rye Flour ...... ....-....—. 325
Wheat 23 to 145
Cora,
Rye -.—...—...-.—.
Oats -.—.—.— 50
...—..— 50
Buckwheat 2 00
Clover Seed ..._...—......4 Of to 6 37
Timothy Seed ...... 54 to 1 25
Flax Seal-- ....-.--- 1 20
70
Plaster of Paris-- 6 50
Pork 7 25
Float ..... 6 12 to 6 25
Wheat 1 45 to 1 65
Rye T 8 to 92
Corn ?6 to 82
Oat.. 50 to 62
Closer Seed 6 37 to 0 61
Timothy Seed 2 00 to 2 25
Beef Cattle, per hand 7 75 toll 25
Hors, per hand 8 50 to 9 25
Hay 12 00 tol7 00
Whiskey 37.14 29
Guuo, Peruvian, per ton 63 00
Floor, from wagons 5 50
Do. from stores 5 75
Wheat 125101500
Rye 711
Corn .... G 2
50
Clover Seed . 4 00
Timothy Seed 2 00
Plaster 6 25
Flour, from wagoos..-- ....... 5 25
Do. from stores ............ . 5 75
Wheat ....... 1 10 to 1 40
Rye 80
Cora 70
Oats. 52
Clover Seed 6 25
Timothy Seed 1 75
Plaster 6 50
On Wednesday last, by the Rev. B. Short), Mr.
JEROME MA RTLN to Miss SOPHIE ROIILMAN,
all of this place.
Yesterday, bythe Rey. J. R. Keiser, Mr. JESSE
WOLFORD, of Oxford township, to Miss JANE
LITTLE, of Hunterstown.
On the let inst., by the Bev. Jacob Ziegler,
Mr. SAMUEL S. WALCK, of Franklin county,
to Miss CATHARLNE E. LIME, of Butler town- I
ship.
On the Gth ult., at Hampton, Mr. JAMES W. ;
HOFFMAN to Miss MARY MeELNNEY, both of
llsnover.
On the 29th tilt., at the Coaowago Chapel,
Mr. EDWARD YOUNG to Ma SARAH ADAMS,
both near Hanover.
On the lst hut., at the ease place, Mr. JAMES
SMALL to Miss LOUISA GINTER, both of Ad
ams county.
On the same day and place, Mr. CASPER
CRESS to Vtias SARAH HAIR, both of Adams
coantv.
On the 24th ult., by the Rev. Jacob t3echler,
Yr. JOSEPH SHE ELY to Miss MEDLLNE STONE
SIFER, both of Adams county.
On the 22d ult.. by the Rev. P. L. Wilson, Kr.
GEORGE W. CRONICK, of Frederick county,
Md., to Miss ANNA MARY L. SHEETS, former
ly of Adam/ county, Pa.
CO.ICUID, N. H , March 2
On `ii - ednesday, at Pottsville, after a protract
ed illness, Dr. CHARLES N. BERLITRY, at an
advanced age. Dr. Berluchy resided in this
place for many years, and was one of its best
and most prominent citizens. Few men were
more generally known throughout the county,
and none enjoyed more unlimitedly the confi
dence and esteem of its people. Of a warm and
generous nature—his hand ever open to the
claims of charity—his heart never sealed to the
inspirations of gratitude—slow to offend and
ready to forgive—the intelligence of his death
will be received with deep emotion by all who
appreciated the sterling qualities of his character
or enjoyed kim acquaintance and freodatip.
On Wednesday, the 24th of Feb., at the house
of Mr. Geo. Myers, in Latimore township, Mn.s
MARGARET BOYER, (late of York county.)
aged 87 years and 18 days.
At the residence of Mr. David E. Bollinger, in
Abbottetown, on Monday last, Miss FANNY
WILSON, daughter of the lass Gen. Tempest
Wilson, aged about 38 years.
On the 17th ult., ALICE DELILAH SOWERS,
aged 7 months aad 4 days.
On the 24th ult., in Yort, Mr. WILLIAM
31111L88, aged 41 years 8 month. and 2 days.
On the 12th ult., CHARLES XcLEAN, infant
son of Charles M. and Aaa Curren, of
Cumberland township, aged 4 month' and 3
weeks.
Oa the 19th ult., JAHN A. HeNAIS, danekter
of S. & and S. C. McNair, of Freedom township,
Adams county, aged 11 years 9 months and 4
days.
Oa the 234 ult., ANN CATHARINE, daughter
of Abner P. sad Lerhda Wilms, of Hamilton
towed*, aged 6 months and t days.
Oa ti. 231 last., la Idols town, NANCY
KATE, What daughter of Dr. I. Btaneeihr, aged
10 months ant 7/0 &syn.
On the 21a4 la, la Adams TITITO
/AIM W., What moot Jean W. &r um ad
2 months and 21 days
.. ~"~' Y':r:
The Maritets_
GSTTYSBULIG-SATIISDAY LAST
BALTIMORE-FiuDAT /J/IT
HANOVEII—TauesDA.: LAss.
YORK--FittpAir LA/T.
Ma.rriad..
Died_
4, rho etemoeste
So aged la Wm, that Natare eight Mame elk,
Lod Noy to all the vdriel, Tits Wal 1. ILO! ' "
El=
Democratic ilicettniPL
71BetDemocratic eitsmes of Pranklle urea
ip are rammed to meet at th e " lad
ogee," so &shwa", M. litA of Nen* at 2
o'clock, P. IL, for the purpose of smakiag. ....
rareats for the Spring Election. MAIM.
Democratic voters of Batter township
requested to meet in Middletown, on
turday ereseiwg Nest, March 12th, at 8 o'clock,
to settle • township ticket. MANY.
Democratic voters of Cumberland town
j_ ship are requested to inset at Wattles's, in
Gettysburg, on Saturday INCrt, Match 12th, at 2
o'cl'h, to settle a township ticket. MAST.
March 7, 1859
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
ADAMS COUNTY.
Mary E. Rider, by 1 No. 4, August Term,
her next friend,John IssB. The original and
Edward Plank, es. alias Subpenas, issued in
John Rider. the above case, having
been returned 11 e. i. and due proof having been
made that the defendant could not be found
within the county of Adams, now to wit: Jan
nary IT, 1859, upon motion of M. h W. McClean,
Attorneys for the plaintiff; the Sheriff of Adams
county is directed to cause notice to be publish
ed in .• The Compiler," a newspaper published in
said county, for four weeks succasively prior to
the third Monday of April next, A. D. 1859,being
the first day of next term, requiring the said de
fendant to appear on the said third Monday of
April, to answer the complaint of the libellant.
By the Court,
Attest--,JACOLI BUSHEY, Prodey.
To the defendant, John Rider, above named:
In pursuance of the &bore order, you are hereby
notified to he and appear at a Court of Common
Pleas, to be holden for Adams county, at Gettys
burg, on the third Monday of April next, A. D.
1859, to aaswer the complaint of the said plaintiff.
ISAAC LIGHTNER, SbaV.
And now, to wit : January 11,1858, on motion,
the Court appoint John R. Orr, Req., of Chant
bersbarg, Commissioner to take the depositions
of witnesses in Chambersburg, Franklin county,
Pa., and Zechariah Myers, Req., Commissioner
to take the depositions of witnesses in Adams
county, Pa.; notice of the time and place of taking
said depositions to be gins to the defendant by
publication in "The Compiler" for four weeks
prior to the time of taking the said depositions
respectively. From the Record.
fly the Court,
Attest—JACOß BUSHEY, Proth'y.
The undersigned will attend to the duties of
the above appointment, at the office of Rowe It
Orr, in Chaambereburg, Pa., on the 11th day of
April, 1859, at 10 o'clock, A. X., whore the above
respondent may attend.
JOILN IL ORR, Comaissicnser.
The undersigned will attend to the duties of
the above appointment, at the (Ace of M. k W.
McClean, In Gettysburg, Pa., on the 13th day of
April, 1830, at 10 o'clock, A. X., where the above
respondent ay attend.
ZACHARIAIi MTERS, Cowssiesioner.
March 7, 1859. 4t
Statement
OF THE BANK OF GETTYSBURG.
ASSETS.
Loans and discounts $208,240 11
Stock of the Commonwealth 24,189 74.1
Specie ... 37,267 94
D 'ae by other BanksBs,Bl2 69
Notes of other Banks 8,251 91
Stocks 965 74
Judgments 22,095 18
Bonds 8,295 38
Real Estate 11,900 00
Total
Cirenbitton ..
Deposits
Due to other Banks
Total
The above statement is correct, to the beat of
sly knowlqgde ILO belief.
T. D. CARSON, Cashier.
Affirmed aad subscribed before me.
March S, 1850. Gso. Assoio, J. P.
Turnpike Election.
la FlEStockholders in the York and Gettysburg
Turnpike Road Company, are hereby noti
that an election for President, Managers and
other officers, to Condust the &gibs of the com
pany, will be held at the public. bonne OrMICIIMIL
Sorry As, in Abbottatown, en Waimeday, the
23d lay of March Mat., between the hours of 12
o'clock, M. and 2 o'clock, P. M.
JOSEPH 831Y8ER, See'y.
March T, 1839. td
"Hard NO Times
YORE."—Any person ll•ady or Gentle
insin,) in the United States, possessing a
,mall capital arrant $3 to $7, can enter into an
easy and respectable business, by which from $5
to $lO per day can be realised. For particulars,
address„ (with stamp,) W. R. ACTON k CO.,
4t North Sixth St., Philadelphia.
March 7, 1339. 3m
The Farmers' & Neehanies'
SAVINGS INSTIT'CTION of Adams county
receives' money on deposit daily, from 9
A. M. until 3 o'clock, P. M., and on Saturday
from 9 o'clock, A. IL, until 6 o'clock, P. 11.-
1 nterest on deposits from 2to 5 per cent. Special
deposits paid agreeably to notice, and transient
deposits paid on demand with interest.
Interest on special deposits, when made for 10
months and upwards, 4 per cent.; for 3 months
and upwards, 3 per cent.; on transient deposits
for 30 days and upwards, 2 per cent., and on
ntcular weekly deposits 5 per cent.
The popularity of this Institution with all
classes of the community, both in town and
country, and its consequent success, may be as
cribed in part to the following reasons :
It offers a convesient, responsible and prate,
ble depository to fanners and mechanics, to ex
ecutors, administrators, assignees, collectors,
agents and all public oilcan, to attorneys,
trustees, societies and associations, Incorporated
or otherwise, to married or single ladiai- , to
students, merchants, clerks, and business men
generally, to minors and all who have funds,
much or little, to deposit with a return of Interest.
Depositors receive books In which are entered
their deposits, which books serve as vouchers.
They may designate in case of sickness, death or
absence, who shall receive their deposits, with
out the intervention of executors or administra
tors. Idettysburg, Feb. 28, 1859.
Horses, Cattle,
F,ARNECG IMPLEXENTS, ke., at PukHe Sale.
—Tha subscriber, intending to quit farm
ngwill sell at t üblic Salt, at his residence, near
Comfort's Mill, I mile from Caehtown, is Frank
lin township, Adams county, us ThairsdaN, tAr
17t4 day of NarcA *err, the following valuable
personal property, viz :
6 WORK 11ORSES. (2 being mares with foal,)
3 two-yem• old and 2 one-year old Colts, li bead
of horned Cattle, 1 large Steer, supposed to weigh
about 1500 pounds; 10 head of Shoats; 1 first
rate four-horse broad-wheeled 'wagon, with bed,
bows and corer; 1 narrow-wheeled wagon, 6 sets
of horse gears, with housings; 2 saddles and
bridles, cart and gears, thrashing machine and
horse power, winnowing mill, graia drill, rolling
screen. 2 pair kay ladders, lime bed, plough' and
harrows, 'Mee and double shovel ploughs, 1
horse rakes,
single and double trees, 1 pair
spreaders, forks, rakes shovels, cloverseed
cradles, scythes , leather lines, kc.; also, grain by
the bushel, and bay by the ton • a good ten-plate
stove; with pipe, eight-day cloc k and case, dining
table, patent churn, tubs, casks, hogsheads and
meat reseals, 2 'cap' of bees, with a large 'curia
ty of other articles. -
/Q-Sale to comments at 9 o'clock, A. 31., on
said day, when Miatulaitee will be given and terms
made known by JOHN HA.RT.VAN.
My Aremitrville property is for sale or rent—a
first-rate Store Stand, with large room, eonaters
and 'belying; and 18 acres of land.
Feb. 14, '59. Is
" The Gem."
NKW RESTAURANT.-The undirsigned has
opened a Brat-dam. Restaurant, on the
et boor of MeCosangity's Rail building, In
Carlisle street, Gettysburg, and solkits a share
of the public's patroaage. The rooms bare Jost
bees lined up is tits most approved idyls, and
will compare btvort with many of Ile best itt
the cities. ma Oysters, Ale, de., will always be
found of superior quality, and his chaps
moderate.
Tf+opeopriesor le thaalidil for lb* floe roo of
customs be is already riodefsm sad Is Loodrod to
sots "?S OW eves sass prac t io
Yob. 14, 11159. 8. YOB,
Divorce.
General eepenses, $l2O 11
Hirelings, harvesting, butebesing, *he., 49 28
Removing paupers, 30
Vinegar, TE
Vegetables and fruit, 28 09
Two barrels of flour, 10 50
Digging graves and permit In Cemetery, 5 00
$383,018 69 Sbet and beef, 41 55
1
LIABILITIES
.- ...... $148,570 00
38,977 09
...... -. 4,170 20
$189,717 29
Poor• Souse Asa:runt&
41-ORL R. DAN (EE, Esq., Treaseser, is ac
count with site Directors Otis leer sad o(
• Rouse of ifo9lopoest Of the Ciesety
Adases, Wag hos the 4th day 4lr Jeseary, A.
D. 1858, to the lid day of Jesury, A. D. 059:
18.18. DR
Jaasary. To order ou Treasurer, Na 42, 23000 00
May 25. 109, IWO 00
Sept. 21. " " 253, 1500 00
Dec. llu 2114, 1500 00
Cash from N. & G. Codorl,
Fine from F.dirard Delp,
Balance due Treasurer,
CR.
By I'mt due Treissum at last settletneat, $ll5 17
By Cash paid ota as follows :
Out door paupers' support, 699 25
Merchandise and groceries, 1762 30
Pork, stock hogs, and beef, 741 72
Beef cattle, sheep, and horses, 904 91
Flour, grain and grinding, 628 45
Mechanics' work, 233 LI
Publishing accounts and blanks, 37 00
Stone coal. plaster. lime, guano A lumber, 292 61
Drugs and medicines, 54 84
Removing paupers, 23 31
'Wood chopping, making rails, post lend
and shingles, 181 15
Orders to Steward, sundry expenses, 150 00
Male hirelings, 136 33
Female do., 207 00
Funeral expenses, 55 25
Sawing and boards, 15 99
Physician's salary, 100 00
Counsel fees, • 10 00
Directors' extra services, 20 00
Steward's Wary, 250 00
Treasurer's do. 40 00
Clerk's do. 4000
We, the undandened„ Auditors le settle and
adjust the Public Accesusts, de hereby certify
that we bars esamissed the items irlikh compose
the account, and that tibia are correct, being
from the 4th day of January, A. D. UM, to the
Sd day of January, A. 1)., 18541—both days In
clusive. CHRISTIAN CASHMAN,
ISAAC HICRETIR, } Awaken.
JOHN BRIN1:11RHOTIP,
TACOB CCLP, Ban., In er mine with the Di
e.) rectors of the Poor and House of Nmploy
ruent of the County of Adams, being from the 6th
day of January, A. D. 1868, to the id day of
Jantuuy, A. D., 1839
Balance in bands of 84awd at Last set-
DX
cement,
Amount of Directors' order, No. 7, 60 00
" 1.4 6{ 64, 50 00
It 41 " 167, 50 00
Cash found on person of paaprr, 40
Hash for wood of Dr. H. H. Huber, 1 25
Interest due Eliza White from A. Polley, 997
House sold John Scott, 80 00
Cow and hams, Wm. Howard, 47 00
A. Brien, balance on note, 5 00
Timothy seed, Dr. }laugher, 1 25
Collected from C. White and R. Smith, 48 21
Found uu person of J. Culp, 10 00
i. " J. Furst, 1 90
Sundry persons for tallow, 5 57
'• 4, lard, 9 72
('ow• and oaf,
Fire barrels of herring,
=I
Balance in hands of Steward,
We, the subscribers, Auditors to seta=
just the Public Accounts, do certify that we hare,
examined the items which compose the &bore
Account, and do report that the same is eorrort—
the same embrachig the account of ;boob Cuip,
Steward, from the 6th day of January, A. D.
I KB, to the 3d day o(Jan:tag, A. D. ISSIS--both
days inclusive.
CIIRMTIAN CASHMAN,
ISAAC HERETER, 1 Aragon
JOHN DRIXKERHOFF,
March 7, 1859. at
List of Paupers
fIEIIAINING in th e Abu House of Adaau
county on the Ist day otJaanary, 1869:
Males, 63
rz:=l
Children,
Colored,
Total, JOT
Transient paupers, 1533
PRODUCE OF FA= FOR lOU.
Wheat, barbels, 301
Oats, 116 314
JLye, a 10
Ears of Corn, " 13110
Clover Seed, " 111
Timothy - " I
Onions, •'
=3
Potatoes, "
Turnips, `•
Loads of Cora-tbddert
Toon of Itay.
Heads of Cabbage,
Pounds a Poet,
JACOB crup, Akml3snl.B
Pow& of Bee,
March T, 18U. 4t
:'/ - a
LiIQCOR STORE.—The undersigned respect
fully announce to the citizens of Gettysbam
the public generally, that they have open ed
a new LIQUOR STORE on Railroad street, south
side ' and midway between the Passenger and
Freight Dirt, and have made arrangements to
keep constantly on band a hall supply of all kinds
of Liquors, Foreiga and Domestic, each is Bran
dies, Wines, Holland and Domestic Gins, 01d
Rye and Rectiffed Whia l key, Champagne, Ginger
Beady, Cherry Brandy, Cordials, Ailment, Attlee,
and Wines of every grade.
The above Liquors will be furbished at tke
most reasonable rates and warranted Toot. By
strict attention to business and an effort to please,
we hope to merit the patronage of the public.
Sir Ail orders promptly attended to.
Feb. 21, '59. COVER k KUHN.
Public, Sale •
OvALrABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.—
OF
The subscriber, intending to relinquish
farming, will sell at Public Sale, at his residence,
in Germany township, Adams county, half a
mile south of Littlestown, os Tuesday, the lath
day of ifareA next, the following valuable person
al property,
Fire be.ul of HOMES, 1 yearling Colt, 7 milch
0311's, 4 Heifers, I Bull, new Rockaway Carriage
and Harness, 2 Wagons, (one heavy broad-tread
and one new narrow-tread.) Horse Gears, Dorsey's
patent self-raking Mowing and Reaping Machine,
Treshing Machine, grain drill, hay ladders, hay
carriage, lime bed, wood ladders, ploughs and har
rows, doable and single shovel plough; cultiva
tor, double and siagie trees, stretchers, winnow
ing mill, log chains, fifth chain; baiter chains,
wagon saddle, riding saddle, wheel-barrow,
jack-screw, rakes, forks, grain cradle, mowing
scythes, and other farming isapiesaenta. Also, a
cider mill and apparatus, cook stove and "stares,
barrels, boxes, vinegar, potatoes, and a variety
of other articles too numerous to sientioa.
boi'Sale to commence at V o'clock, A. Y., on
said Lay, wions attoadonce will be give* and
terms made known by
PETER A. WEIRICIEL
Feb. 21, '59. Ls*
Special Notioe.
IHUSBY give notice that WILLIA/I S. BAirt,
who some time since peddled Tie and Copper
an, and Stoves kw me, is so loser la my em
ploy, nor has he been since September last. All
persons are theredwe twilled to pay him no
money on my account, or make any settlements
with him for me, a. I will sot be le for
his &eta. , J.B.
Feb. 38, 18511. 3t,
sir Fulton Damara sad 0•1110 berg Cisipair
hmert 3 tissin—Chsts t Alpirig.
1"n"r7" , 11
CIITOWN, IritiWok easaty, IL—
relviii bees rmwerbel sad reAredeited,
proprietor eas•rea tie psi& doe • ion is
only seeded, as be itiamits4 811/ rafhlitlim is
7 T
ChlM ili llila n, pairrissm
Feb. 14, 1859. If
Saltiraore Adv'ts_
B. T. ib'imai,
'ITM AND
RANGE L
PIWYRNUMlairjit PA
STLUI mum MANUFACTIMR,
Be. 52 Soak dimwit Eltrwet, gas door &bore
Lesiagtun. BAIMIIIOIII.
Parer ileariorL—Ossatantly Is dam Paper
Hangings of every descriptioa, aid of the latest
and most approved petterna. Also, Bonier:,
Fire Board Prima, Le.
Voierra a Mied..—Keeps on hand, and manu
factures to order, Venetian Blinds of all colors,
sizes and qualities. which wilt compare favors
blv with any offered to the public.
421-l'aper Flanging done in the best style.—
Old Blinds repainted and trimmed, or exchanged.
h 7, 1839. 1 v
46 00
1 00
504 56
$6741 55
Hodges Brothers,
3.3 B
HANOVER STILEET,
ALTIMORE, MD
'kite Iron 11-ouit Witrehoiree.)
$1741 55
.ntry merchant, u our stock is not only
large, but obtained upon conditions which will
defy competition.
We contract u ith the Manufacturers for all the
American articles we sell, and send a buyer to
Europe regularly twice a year, to select oar
Foreign goods. We are enabled thereby to ollke
great advantages in prices, as well as to get lip a
stock at all times replete with the newest mad
most desirable goods.
Merchants In good credit are invited to examine
oar stock when they next visit finlthnore, and
they will promote their own interest by doing so.
Orders by mail carefully executed when ac
s3 54 1 companied by satisfactory references.
Feb. 14, '59. •m
SELLING OFF I—The undersigned. having dis
posed of his Store at New Oxford, and in
tending to remove West, will sell off the goods
in his Hampton Store actually at cost I He is
desirous of closing out the stock as speedily as
possible. The assortareat is very large, and not
to be surpassed in quality. It embraces Dry
Goods, of all kinds, such as Cloths, Cassimeres,
Vestings ; Satins, Silks, Detail/es, Cashmeres, Al
pieces, Ilerinoes, Domestics, kc. ; Hardware and
Groceries, Qneensware, Woodenware. Hats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Watches and Jewelry,
Perfumery, Cutlery, Stationery, Notions and
Fancy Goods, in almost endless variety ; in short,
every article that is to be found in a Brit class
Dry Goods, Grocery and Hardware Store.—
Country Merchants are Invited to call and ex
amine these Goods. A rare chance will be of
fered to purchasers. The actual City cost prices
will only be asked. sir Come One ! Come All I
JACOB AULIBACOII.
Feb. 21,'59. 2m*
$353 •1
34 00
45 50
OUTDOSH !—Come to the Store at Green
mount fbr Bargains!—The undersigned
would thost respectfully inform the public that
he has purchased the Store of John Weikert, at
Greentnoant, Adams county, half-way on the
road front Gettysburg to Enunitsburg. where be
expects, by attention and small profits, to re
tain all the old custom and secure lots of new.
His stock of DRY GOODS, of every description,
Groceries, Codectkutarles, Qusensware, Wooden
ware, Crockery -want, Hardware, Jcc., is large
and varied—equal to that tinny other first class
store—and be will sell at prices astonishingly
low. He only asks a trisi, to prove the truth of
this assertion.
760
$351 81
Country produce taken in exchange far goads.
J. ALEX. lIAILPEIL
The undersigned also carries on the CAR
RIAGE-MAKING business at the mime place, and
offers rare inducements to purchasers. He will
warrant his work pod, whilst his ebaires are
among the most moderate. Repairing done on
abort notice. J. ALEX. HARPER.
Feb. 14, 1851 ly
Timber-land
FOR BALE.—in pursuance of authority given
In the last wW and tenement of litany R.
sossina, deceased, will be offered at Public
Sala, on the premises, en Suirrdo,v, ate 18th dai,
sir Nand earl, a valuable lot of TIMBER-LAND,
situate in Butler township, Adams counts, on
'the pnblie road, leading from Bettysburg to
Bendersville, near the Conaway° Bridge. adjoin
ing lands of Jacob Rex, B. F. Thomas and John
.Wisler, containing 8 Acres, more or less. The
lot is covered with thriving white oak and up
land hickory Timber; some of it large—and the
land is (Wan excellent quality and susceptible of
high cultivation when cleared.
mirSale to commence at t o'clock. P. M.. on
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by TOBIAS BOYER,
IS
CID
Yeb. 21„'59. b
Notice.
OM EYLER'S ESTATE.—Letters testa
tmentary on tho estate of John Eyler. late or
ti finberLead township, Adams county, deceased,
having beau greeted to the undersigned, residing
is the same township, they hereby give notice t.
alt persons indehted to said estate to make int-
Mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same to premint them property authenticated
for settlement. '; HENRY 'EY LER,
JESSE SHIRIIRTZ,
Feb. 14, '59. 41t Zeveettiert
°sneer Cured,
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS OR
I.OBS or BLOOD.--Caucera, Tumors;
Weal, Scrotal*, :Ulcers, Ac., cured i■ a short
time, without the knife, by Dr. 51*cSicuoz.,
(Colleague of the late Dr. Loansberry, dee'd.,)
N 0.50, North Fifth Street, below Arch, Plillad'a.
The remarkable success which has attended
the treatment of Cancers, Tumors, kc., by Dr.
Mac Nichol, for • number of years past, has at
tracted the attention, and in many instances
has secured the hearty approval of many emi
nent Physicians in Philadelphia, who are no
longer willing to risk the dangers and uncer
tainties of cutting.
CANCIS CAN as OCRS!) '—if properly treated
and promptly. A great majority of the Casts
of Cancer, can be effectually cured. The nu
merous patients, from every section of the
country, who havebeen cured under this method
of treatment is a guarantee of its superiority
over every other known system..
Those who may be afflicted frith these dis
eases, and desire further information or advice,
will please address Dr. Mac. Nichol, when they
will receive prompt attention and a Copy of
Pamphlet., on the treatment of Cancers—free
of charge.
White Swelling, Bip Disease, Scrofulous and
Malignant Ulcers, Diseases of the Mouth and
Throat, Ulcerations of the Bones, Totter, Scald
Read, and all diseases of the Skin, permanent
ly cured, sad proper remedies sent—carefully
packed—by Szpress to any part of the country.
In every cases plain description of the dis
ease is required. Address Dr. MacNlchol, No.
be North sth Street, Philadelphia, Proprietor
sad Manufacturer ef Dr. Lonneberry k Co.'s
Celebrated Imperial Depuretive, the beet and
most reliable Family Medicine of the Nineteenth
Century, for the cure of all diseases originating
in Impurities of the blood.
Jan. 10,1559. 518
have Jest received front the city s large
DOn il aseortinent of WALL PAPER sad .7144
BLINDS, of the latest 'tiles, aad will be
sold at the linnet tutu poenibia.
We have also the beet sad Airport wild* of
Whedirer Mad Furness that ere la the nrecirna.
We have still on hand a good
Wen of Ems, law, Ilamas, sal st i."l l4lo
esthetes la on Has stbsgiassa.
Ova *a a eat—we will Dell at pries' to salt
Oa thank 0011ELN 6 MU'.
Tabrzarl 7,1115 t
Importers of
OSIERY, (;LOVES,
W TA' GOODS,
Handkerchiefs,
SIIAWIA CRAPES,
LACES,
s numerous variety of
other articles, sal
Wholesale Dealers is
A XII CAI
FANCY GOODS
and
NOTIONS.
Our warehouse, which we
Alit exprearly for cur owe
ise, contains ■ii soon, each
x 160 feet, and the large
•lock and extensive assort
tut which ire keep, require
entimoccupancy. Notion's
any of the Northers Cities,
ebbing goods to the country,
le combined advantages to
At Cost !
Fraser River
lizembar
Wall Paper.
13a1U3:11ore
C. Lasted
CUR. UY BALTDLORK k MARLIN Mi.,
BA LTlXofte t YD
The Largest, Most glegantly Tarnished k Popular
Commercial College in the raised States,
DSSIGICED EXPRESSLY FOR YOtliG YEN
Desiring to obtain a thorough P;actical liminess
Education
Beery Young Man has a Counting Desk to hhn
self, and is separately instructed.
Smart' II ATTOIDAIMI IKON NIAILT EMT
STAT. IX THIS UAION.
The most Comprehensive and Thorongh Course
of Study, and the onl♦
PRACTICAL METHOD OF INSTRCCTION
Are here introduced.
LAARIIIIO BCOON-NERPING AT MI
BALTIMoRE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
This vsothod of instruction La nowhere else intro-
dneed in this country
gray Young .Van should write Immediately
for one of those large tad beautiful Ornamental
Circulars, reltreeenting the exterior and Interior
riew of the College. Peatnanship, ic, which will
be sent by return mail,
.free of chase, with Cats
kip* °attaining list of students, terms of tuition,
opinions of the Pass on our new spleens of Book
er etc-
IZIEM
I. K. Loma, Principal—Lecturer on th• Science
of Accounts, Business, Customs, etc.
J. IIL Pnwars, Professor of gook-Keeping and
Commercial CalculatiooL
B. B. DATIII2, Associate Prof. of Book-Keeping
N. 0. &misses, Professor of Penntaaship.
8. T. Wit.u.ans, Bag., liesoantito Law.
Ur. L Y. Raw, D. D.. Contatercial Ethics.
Hoe. Job. P. Essusedy, Hon. Joshua Vansaat,
Hon. Tbeatas Swans, Wm. H. Esksiger,
Jacob Trust, Esq., William Raabe, Esq.
The time usually required to complete the hall
coarse, from 8 to 12 weeks.
A Thrum' is awarded to all Graduates.
Large Circulars end Catalogues strain teems,
kc., meat my mail free of eherye. Address
B. K. LOSLEII, Baltimore, Md.
Feb. 7, 1859. ly
T] To Xercbants & Fanners. Cr
CHEAP AND CHOICE
GROCgiISB,
Al 8008 & BALDWIN'S,
&W. wow bra d Ones Farrar.
We would respectfully Invite the attention
of buyers to our large and well selected stock
of prime family Groceries, comprising every
article usually kept In a first-class Grocery,
which we offer at prices as low ea (if sot lower
than) any house In the city.
We name in part:
Prime New - Crop Orleans Rope
Do. do. Molasses.
Porto Rico and low grade do.—very rheap.
Rto,Lagsayra,Porto ateo,Cape Java, Marie/Lb°,
and other!hes.
gseellent Imperial , Young noon, and Gun
powder Teas, at SO cents per poisod.
Choice Oolong do. at 56 cents.
mir Imperial Tea at cts. per paiß - Se
This Tea wa wam►nt equal, if sot 'sprier,
to any Tea sold at other plaees for $1 per lb.
/LOVA,
Thal,
BACON,
SALT, AO.
at prices to snit the times
ALSO,
Fine old BRANDY,
Old Rye WRISKSY,
Old Bourbon MUMMY.
PORT,
lIIMUCT,
ILUMBIA, sad "
KALACIA
worse.
Rectified Wittstey sled Domestic Beady
AT OTT TIMM
sarAll Goods delivered to Boats sad Rail
roads Jive of elnryptie
and
XO CHASOII 10X PACZAQU.
Satisfaction guarantied in all asses or the
goods returned at oar expense. A liberal dis
count allowed to country merchanti.
1100 K k DALDWM,
Wholesale and ltetail Grocers,
Routhwest cor. Green k Lexington sta.,
Jas. 34, 'lib. tt Baltimore, Md.
Dr. Baakee
TREATS ALL DISEASES FREE OF
CLIARUE.—Dr. Baakee will also give
special attention to the following eases:—
eingbs, Colds, Consimption, Croup, Influenza,
Asthma, Bronchitis and other diseases of the
Throat and Leap. Ile will devote.partlealar
lateen** to the treatment of all skin diseases
—Lumbago. Scrofula, Rlientnatims, (acute and
rbruilic,) Neuralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dys
pepsia, Piles, and all derangement of the
Stomach, Liver and Bowels, and also to all
chronic female diseases. Special attention
will lie gives
to the treat- A
ment of the ' '
EYEandEAR,
withust th •
use of th•
Knife or :ice
die, and he has ectastaetly on hand an excellent
assortment of beautiful Artificial Eyes, and
Tympanums, or Ear Drums, suitable for either
sex and all ages—inserted in live minutes.
Dr. Baakee has made a new discovery of a
Fluid that will produce perfect absorption of
the C , and restore perfect vision to the
lie without the use of the knife. Dr. Baakee
can produce one thousand certificates of his
perfect success in curing Cancers, old Sores or
Ulcers. Fistula, Swellings or Tumors of every
description and without the use of the knife.—
flpeelal arrangements must be made %Rh Dr.
Noakes for the treatment of the last named
diseases, as they will require big constant ad
vice and attention. Dr. Baakee is one of the
most skillful and celebrated Surgeons and
Pbyeicians now living. His fame is known
personal y in nearly every principal city in the
world. All letters directed to Dr. Ilartkee, (en •
closing ten cents,) from any distance, correct
ly stating the nature of the disease, shall be
promptly answered, and patients treated by
correspoodencs FRIES OF CHARGE. Oaks
►oars from 8 A. N., to 5 P. lf.
DOCTOR BAARES,
No. 74 Lexington St., between Charles k Liberty,
Jan. 31, 'U. ;y Baltimore, Yd.
I. S. ILAXDING
Harding & Carroll,
(10112118810 N MERCHANTS,
k . ,/ Ph* Proof Warehouse and R. R. Depot,
No. 126 Nerd //award &reef,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Feb. 14, 'U. 17 -
Junes H. Bosley,
COX - MISSION XXXCHANT,
Nos. 124 and 126 Nord &reef,
DALTI MOHR, MD.
I ass papered to receive and sell on Commis
sion ail binds of'COUNTRY PRODUCE. Having
an experience of tea years in the Commission
business, - (and wishing to continue that alone,)
I flatter myself that I shall be able to give *arm
ricrios to all who favor me with coosiipuizeats.
also . attend to Sling orders for Groceries,
Guano, and all kinds of Fertilizers.
Feb. 14, '59. Iy
Charles Dunlap,
WHOLESALE and Retail
GRoCER t TEA DEALER,
Corner of Howard and Lexington Streets,
• Emnoas, so.
Has on band I assortment of Groceries,
Tem, Liquors, Cigars, itc.
Feb. I, 1859. 17
Burr 111 atoms
WARILUITI7I.—B. P.
STARR a CO.,
*l v .cTireird and Caw/ &nos
opposite N. O. A it Stidies,
au.ruless, Ka. Namable. •
taros of RICH BMA
Imporionand Jilialsrs tailors / , A
Nocks, Botting L.er. / •
am sad Gum OW
cased lissta, sod 11111 Irons, of Irsermadod Qual
ity- Mos, Woos Coeslace, sad &aphis MW
Blase. of slam VA. l•
, rier Nada
CO , a
MILIC Dintlbw Haase.
egO, WOLD.
notormsoN mama= mg gauge it
CORN, Omo Bea,
OATS, Rye Chio, 800 lot,
MILL nap, Bay, Stoor, Lilo,
FIAMIL ?kid Bomb, h Raft
No. 147 • 1491(017s HOUND trams?
L
Jot. 11, '69. BALTIBUBIL
191111 C. sisu.ss„,
limner & Frick,
rILCR k paovrtt ald roe~
irsrdieg Merehastif . Nerd ohm, opposite S.
. R. Depot, BALTIMORE.
January 17, 186 v. ly
COMMISSION at PRODUCE M1D1‘,..)
‘,..) CHANTS, Nos. lift and 133 Nord
awed, Bakinbare.—Belse established in
the CoUtatissiou business for aassesisery poem
they solicit consigneeents, and pay patsies*.
attention, to the sale of GRAIN of ail kW%
Flour, Clover Seed, Whiskey and Country Pro.
duce generally. We remit proceed* prostidtp.
Tracks from the Northern Cettnd Railroad run
into oar Warehouses. Refer to 111. R. Baithltsir t
Esq., Gettysburg. (Julie it, 'N. II
Howard House,
cOIMER Howard and Baltimore Streets,
BALTIMORE, 11M.
ew Proprietors. Fars reduced to SIAM
per day. Call for the Howard Bons* Calash a$
the Depots. A. SHIPS, 1 prorieters.
J. ".S. BUCK, J
January 24, '5O. ly
9 PPOWTH Calrert Steins,
BALTIMORE, n
ors reduced to Si ,2 5 per dny.
JOHN .1. SLADE, Proprietor.
latutary 17. am
WHOLESALE AGE.Ver FOR lONII2II
PATENT LAMPS, superior to all admen
market. Also dealers in WAL OIL and
LAMPS of every description.
Constantly on band COAL OIL of Ore very
best quality, which we will sell at don Inissas
nankin rice. All orders promptly 61104.
AMMIDON * CO,
No. 1 S. Liberty st„ (seas ealtinsain,)
Jan. 11. tint Beltbnora, 7g4-
DANIOL S. WHIM
White & 131v__e_pe t _
WUOLES.III.I4 Dealers in p00T8,1111014/4
IT CALM A STRAW GOODS; such is
fashionable Moleskin. Silk, Felt and Par
HATS, N. W. Cur. Baltimore and Sower&
streets, Baltimore, Md.
)slur. 29. 1858.
BALTIMORE, MD.
George M. Bokee,
IMPORTER and
CITINA, GLASS, k QUEENSWARL
No. 4L North noward St., between Losing
ton and Fayette &reets, Baltimore. M.
sirStonoware always on land et fsetom
prices. 1 Dec. W. MK ly
Dealer in Hats, Caps and Chil4ool
Fault Goods,
\ 0.343 West Baltimore Street , near dna
Bataw Hones, Baltimore, keeps On hend
all goods of the beet - make and latest styli*,
be &awl in a first Claus retail llst store. A
eall bons persons visiting the City is solicited.
DWI. 2n, 1858. Om*
Gilts! Gifts! Gifts!
WMIODT MONEY, Gifts and !Woks teaks
obtained at H. F.. HOYT k CO.'S Gnat
Southern GIFT BOOK STORE, BALTI3IO4II,
Md. Send to aunt's' a Catalogue. Grestarlks
&memento than ever before offered to Agents t
Persons sending to H. E. Hoyt k Co. ars MINI
of a Gift worth not less than fifty casts, and b.
many instances worth ONE lICNDRED DOL.
LARS! Our list of Prises ensisnaces a great em
rietv of Gold and Silver Watches, Lockets,saisk,
Ladies' Broaches, Brandon, Pastor flee '
Sewing Machines, Silk Dresisei. Pietism, Sc. kit.
In a new Catalogue of Books may be falai
Histories, Biographies, Travels, Adventures, Sto
ries, Anecdotal. Tales, Igarrativos, Ronsaaess,
Sports and Pastimes. Also, Rellgiona. Blb& al l
Theological, Classical, Philosophical. Gstogeark.
ical, Botanical and Agricultural Works.
Dictionaries, Lexicons. Albums, Animals MA
Presentation Books. Bibles, Hymn and Prop,
Books, in every style of binding. Together Arida •
all the newest Wurks of the day, all of wide
are handsomely bound and GUILLLXTEND ma. ,
FECT la EVERY respect.
Purchasers living at a distance wiii.by
title of books wanted, toe treated with ilso moo
llberslitv as if at our Store themselves.
TAD'. NOTICE.—AII orders will be answesili
It two days from the time they are received.
We can guarantee the best actual per eentors
(including books and presents,) ever yet othrimi
by any Book selling Brno or agency In the Val.
led States, and are cosidest that all erho glue
us a trial will he sure to buy again.
Persona wishing to act as Agents fur us. erfll
have (on application) Catalogues and a spmedia
Show Card. establishing our Agency, korwatnisd
free of esperme.
All orders should be addressed to ilk
H. E. 1101'T .dk CO,
No. 41 Hakim,. street, Baltimore, U.
Jan. 17. Sin
TEWELRY. SILVER WARE, SILVER KAT-
O El) WARE, kc.—A. E. WARNER Gold and
Silrersnaitli, No. 10 Notre GAT Snare, 11AL.
'MORE, ED., has is store a beaatifnl-amart.
meat of styles and patterns of RICH JEWXL2T,
suitable fur presents, embracing a great satire,
of Plain Gold and Sett Broaches, Momlas, Carb
bankles, kc., Ear-Itings, Bracelets, Finger Rlap
set with Diamond. Ruby, Pearl, Opal, Emerald,
kc., Ladies' Gold Chains, Vest k Guard Chaim',
Miniature Lockets, Gold Thimbles, Cuf Plus;
Signet, Chased and Plain Gold Rings; Pee
and Pens, Sleeve Buttons and Stubs, Gold awl
Jet Crosses, Jet Bracelets, Pins k Ear Map, U.
ALSO,
A variety of SUver Mounted k Plated
Cake Baskets, Waiters, Candlesticks, aka=
Solt Sundt., Pearl Handle Desert Kai.ss,Apses%
Forks, Ladles, Fancy Articles, its . of whisllk
is respectfully offered on Use lowest tams I
es.Tbe Country Trade and Dealers
are invited to give me a eal,and examire=
And Prices, being satisfied that my BALMS
WA RX cannot he mirpaseed either for liamseeiar
quality, or the lased mad most benutitalpidimiL
Jamey 17, ISA ly
IDIF'D •. CAIIOI.I.
aOB. 1, 3, 5 end 7 North Eutaw Street.--
SALiZIOXIX No. 207 Baltimore Street,
ve. Charles and Idght—BALTIMORE, XL.
Xmasfretarers of Gold Medal Preadult GRUA
AND f3QUARE PIANO FORTES.
Wa. Kaabe lt Co. would respect/kite MTh*
the attention of the public, and esperiaily those
in want of a FIRST CLASS PIANO, iso tide W.
sorted stock of instruments, which, fee ps
! and sweetness of tone, easy and agremabis Ineteis s
and beauty of finish, have. by the beet lifiellpte, -
been pronounced unrivaled - by lay la Rio ass 1.
try. As to We relative merits slew Fbmalt p ' -
would refer to the Certificates of llizedlame IM
one possession, from 'MA I _LBEXCI lIITI4XII/0111,
0. SATTICR sad H. VIZIIXTIEIInoto WA* RAS -
some of the mess diellagnialted pembiessm 0114
amateurs la dm eceuttey-; ohm to the faikee4agi
HIGHRST PRZMIVMS, received wl4 the btes
three Tiara GOLD MIWALS at the
Institute, 11135, 1858, 1157. BILVMM
at the Metropolitan Inetlinta, W
also, KRGALet the Franklin la= l.l 4*
Oda, 1858; FIRST PRZKII.3I at die
Ia *l %*ts, Richmond, MS, 1856 11=-47
seem of our oreaufactars lase the fall
trams, and aregaaranteed far FTni „
.Particular attendee paalid so tbe sebtefloc
of Instruments for distant Nara, int 4
of exchange granted at any time ?kW trgetntii
if the instruments should not prove IMO* slow
ibetery. A liberal di/meant to 0104111%
Teachers and Schools. Term. Rion, - • , -ti !
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tees to glwa we a wi
heigtisa wa We Isabillit
dispatch.
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Peter 011 k Son,
C. W. Slagle & Co,
Susquehanna Homo.
Light, Light!
DIALZR ilf
J. 8. Xe(Ronan,
New & Rich
Knabe &
Jaiporflt, 1839
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