salting with the a dministration. fhe matter
has been kept thus far a profound secret.—
They desire the aid of the Government in
carrying out this praise-worthy undertaking,
and His highly probable that the government
tend them all the aid in its power. If it
memos be dratted in any other way, the sub
ject will be laid before Congress at ita nett
blotting.
Destructive Are eti
Ohio, M 12.—A very destructive fire
broke out In Brennan's warehouse, in this
place, at 6 o'clock this evening. Upwards of
RO buildings la the besiness part of the city
ere in fishes, bat the fire Is now under con
trol,.
)lettera from Quito report the number
of deaths by the earthquake at ten. They
*ere at first estimated at 3,000. A liberal
seduction that.
List of Letters
EMAINISG in the Post Office, Gettysburg,
May It, 1899.
leers of John Bonner Kimble Thomas 11.
Heirs of Capt. ify Black Mickley Criah A.
.11aslissaa Mrs. CarolineMcllhenny Miss.S4rahJ.
sisily Miss Eliza Miller Martin tL 2.
Jinlburn Mrs. 1 widow) Marsh Mrs. Julia%
Crones Miss Ellizahuth Myers Abraham
4..7ronce.Einauel 4 il.celcrre tint id It.
Cromer Henry fl. Owens Wm. 11.
Crassman Peter G. Belly Valentine
.Crutey A. B. Rittner Daniel
oraskey Miss Ann Richardson F. G.
ark,. th John Rawn John W.
Ilfuagason Samuel *Rahn Philip, or Heirs
Fiddler Miss ifttr,y Rodkey John
Fr4ar Mamas 4andolik Valhatiel
G'elkoift James Ilt.ez Daniel, orSierrs
Eiarvey James Sheads Sertri
Lionyez L.izzie N.. Shone Mr.
Mawr Sara! Fctinnrrer Otto
flarmaa Elijah .Swartc Jacob
Ilaffmaa. P. C. liturrie Miss Margaret
Johnson Alexander M. Smith Peter
Johnson William Walter John •
Kahn Susannah 'Walker Juba
Kunce Miss Maggie liVhite .11b-s P. 3.
Krasa Jacob Wittmore Miss Rosana
GEORGE OTTER, I'. MI
jer-Persons calling for letters in the above
fiat will please say they are adrectiAe4l..
New Store !
TZW FIRM! NEW GOODS!—A. SCOTT
k SON take pleasure in announcing to
the public that they have just opened a new
sand complete Dry Goods and Gioccry Store on
the In of Chambersburg and WasLington
eareets, in thv Busougl of Getty sburg, opposite
the "Eagle Hotel," n bete they are - now and
will be . prepared at dtl times to offer bargains to
buFt& he purse and ,please the people.
Brr atontlucting our burin, st on the CASH
:SYSTEM., with *tee motet, -' Quack Salts and
IStuall Profits," and by pursuing a strictly bon
<warier ourse,we hope torettive the encourage
tuent, not only of the citizens of Gettysburg sad
Adams county, but the rest of mankind. We
hate just returned from ghe cities with hand
s,uute assorusent of SPRING k SUMMER
ito-thefDS, embracing all manner of Ladies' Dress
tloods, of the most beautiful styles. 'teary Ar
ticle., Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings, Cloths,
Casa - mere«, Vestings, &e.
Also, a large assortment of VEENSWARE.
Our stock of GROCELIEki, ie also large and
scumplet, We will not take time to I,articliss
"sze. but in% ite all to call and see—no trouble to
show goods. SCOTT & SON.
Alny li, 1859.
Willoughby's
CELEBRA TED G'CM SPRING GRAIN DRILL,
manufactured and for sale in the counties
of Czniberland. Adams, York and Perry, by P.
itI!tRICZEIt k CO., Carlisle, sole agents fur the
Above counties. Orders for these Drills will be
.receiNed at the Agricultural .115 - 4anelionse of
Messrs. Sheath?, Raehrser /Kurtz., Gettysburg, ar
t hey may be purchased of our Travellitag.lgents.
)rilcri, addressed to us, at Carlisle, will receive
prompt attention. Farmers are invited to el
m/line the Willoughby Drill, which teak the
Eirht the v.uisius State Fairs las%
4. it. *et garai odtt tkem stay now be seen at the
nbot e Agricultural WarelkUlkat. Price $74)
or .157:i on six months' time.
i Yuy 16, 1859. 3m
Election.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders
in the Gettysburg Wither Venus:La. that
nu Election for Five Managers of said Company
will be held at the house of Geo. W. McClellan,
in Gettysburg. on Saturdag, the ,Ith of Jim, nest,
Letween the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock. P.M. By
order of the Board. S. R. RUSSELL, Sec'y.
AM:if Id , 189. to
Notice.
Tnotes and book accounts of Jour Wen
mar hire been placed in the hands of tive
undersigned for collection—to whom those is-
Alebted are requested to =ale payment- All
persons failing to pay dir_ir + - cadge abtes when
due, be tharged interest from date.
E. IL BUEHLER,
Attorney at Law, Getty burg.
May 16,1559. 3t
_ Notice.
oTUE " leneficial Temperance Association"
will meet on Saturday Evoang next, at 71
ock, in the hall of the Young Men's Chris
tian Association," on Vastmhersburg street,
(above Geo. Arnold's Clothing Store.) .4.s busi
ness of importance will claim attention, a full
Auteuil/wee is desired.
D. A. BrEiILEIL, Pres' L.
-May IQ, 1859. it
Notice.
FAMANUEL WERLER'S ESTATE.—Letters
of administration on the estate of Emanuel
1 enler,lataufliamilton township, Adams-coun
ty., slecessed, Laving been granted to the under
signed, residing in Reading township, he
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
salt estate so make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same to present
them properly attheitticated fur settlement.
HENRI' A. FICSING, .Ithe'r.
itay 16, 1859. 6t
Wood-land
arch creek, near Bream's )till, 40 Acres of
which is heavily timbered. If not sold prior to
tke trst day of July it will then be laid out in
lots to suit purchasers and sold at public sale.
May 18, 1859. GEO. ARNOLD.
Look at This!
NTICARILUGA., contains mines of.the precio us
IN metals before which the gold of California
sinks to insignificance. A few seiltkii of well
directed effort among them is ample to secure a
fortune. She has a beautiful climate, and &soil
admirably adapted to the growth of Cotton, To
ba,coo,Bngar -or Coffee. As the key to our Pa
arie Possessions, and with her Coziyerament in
* state of dissolution, Manifest-Destiny clearly
isdiattes another der to be added to our banner.
For all the details, with a histo.of the Filli
busters, the Cass-Yrisarii treaty,View and im
proved map albs country appropriately color
ed, aad other matters of Interest, read Nina-AA
/MA; PUT, PIIIIIIN7 ASS FUTVILT, by Pinta F.
Elroy; ssq., "late United States Tice Consul."
It, is a baadscuste 12nto. volume, and will be
sent to your address post-paid, on receipt of
the Price ($1 25.) Ascots will end it very
1 0 •P041. Rend to
JOHN E. KITE lt, Pabligher ,
No. 617- Benson St., Philad's, PO.
. 4„ .*aar An, 111.58. 2m
$lllllllB. --Stella Mantles, Priated Cashmere
sad Detain Shawls, cheap, at the seer stove
„
A. SCOTT k SON,
' - 1; Opposite the Back Hotel.
jrl4lni noVrers• %Owls* tor
- ado s$ its orar clasp store a
. , SOOT! a SON.
wail of ploac feytha
1 11kM ahadiro 011ikwyeallte_ yearpurchaser
du sew cheap stars err. SCOTT k SON,*
May 16. Opposite the
11E:=MEN
loroign Att~ehmeat
If VIM P s .kIfgESTOCK, No. 13, A agnett”
es. 1669. Foreist
.111,12 W. HOFFMAN. Attachment.
ADAMS COCSTY. BP,
The Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
Tanta to the Sheriff of said county
- 1.1. greeting:
/ We command you, that you at.
tech Charles W. Hoffman, late of
your county. by all and singular his
goods and chattels, lands and tenements, in
whose hands or possession soeser the same may
be, so that he be and appear before our Court of
Common Pleas, to be holden at Gettysburg, in
and for said county,ha the 15th day of August
next, (18590 then to answer Samuel Fahne
stock, of a plea in debt not exceeding' $5OO, an
also that you summon all persons in w hose h ands
or possession the said goods or chattels, lands
and tenementt, or any of them. may be attached.
to that they and eTery of them, be and appear
before our said Court at the (ray and place afore
mentioned, to answer what shall be objected
against them or him, and abide the judgment of
the Court therein, and have you then and there
tin.; writ. Witness the Hon. Robert J. Fisher,
President Judge of said Court. at Gettysburg,
the nth day of April. A. D. 1859.
JACOB BUSHEY, l'rot¬erry.
F shilest " r " k Sons. 1
) Sn 14, Aug. T., 1R59.
saw
c hutes vv. Hoffman, f Foreign Attachment.
A.aasss couary, sa.
a se The Commonwealth of Pcnnsyl-
seeds to the :-lieriff of said county—
. greeting:
We command you. that you attach
Charles W. Iluff.u.tn, latc of your
county, by all and siege's:kis gouda
and chattels, lands and tenement+. is whose
hands or pos.ession 13JON er the same may be, so
that he be and appear before our Court of Com
mon Fleas, to be holden at Gettysburg. in and
for said county, as thelsth day et Anna' seal,
(18.7>9.) then to answer Samuel Fahnesksck,
James F. Fahnestock and Henry J. Fahneatock,
late partners doing busiueis under the name,
stile and firm of S. Fahnestock k Sons, of a
plea in debt on note under seal out exceeding
15.421, and also that you summon all persons in
whose hands or possession the said goods and
eliattles, lands and tenements, or any of them,
may be attached, so that they aid erery al
them, be and appear before ear said Court, oa
the day and plAce aforementioned, to answer
what shall be objected against them or him, and
aside the judgment .of the Court thereon, and
have yen Utz and theaeshis writ.. Witness the
lion. Robert J. Fisher, President Jad e of oar
said Court, at Gettysburg, this 29th day of
April, A. D., 1859.
.LICUB BUSIIEY, Prothooolary.
IFihnestoelc 'Brothers, No. 15, Aug. T., 1A59
•
es. Foreign Attachment.
Charles R.. Hoffman.
ADAMS COUXTY ' as.
The Commonweal& of Peoissej
• , Irani& to the alleluia of said comity—
greeting:
We command you, that you attach
Charles W. Hoffman, late of Adams
con nty, all and singular his goods
land 'ltattels, lands and tesessesta, in whose
hands or possession soarer the same may be, so
that he be AI! appear before our Court of Om
mon Pleas, to be ZolAlea at Gettysburg, is aril
for said county, on the 13th day of August sem,
(1839,) then to answer iiintes F. Fahnestock,
Hairy J. Fahuestock and Et:ward G. Patine
sleek, partners, doing business utklez the name,
style sud firm of Fahnestock Brothers, of a plea
in debt on note under seal, not exceeding ; 1 900,
and also that you summon all persons in whose
Luria rr pessessicua the said goods and chattels,
lands and tenements. or any of them, may ic
attached, so that they and ovary of them be and
appear before our said Court, at the day and
place aforementioned, to answer what shall be
objected against them or him, and abide the
judgment of.the Court thereon, sad hare you
then and there this writ. Witness the MOIL
Robert ir..Tiiktf, President Judge of said Conn,
es Gettysburg, the 29th day of April, A. D., 1831.
JACOB B CSHE Y, Produmoktry.
David Middlecolf,
So. 16, Aug. T 1859
•
Foreign Attachment.
Charles W. Hoffman.
Alums courry, sa.
The Commonwealth of Perinsyl
_...
Tallit to the Sheriff of said county—
: greeting :
commandon,2 t hatyon attach
Ceallea W. Huffman '
late of your
county, by all and singular his
goods and chattels, lands and te.••••••••sts, is
whose hands or pOOdeasion soever the same may
be, selhtt he be and appear before our Court of
Common Pleas, to be hoiden at Gettysburg, in
and for said connty, on the 11t2i day of August
next, (1859.) then to answer David Middlecolf,
of a plea in assumpsit, and also that you sum
mon all persons, in whose bands or possession
the said goods and chattels, lands and tene
ments, or any of them be attached, so that they
and every of them he and appear before our sa id
Court, at the day and plate aforementioned, to
answer what shall be objected against them or
him, and abide the judgment of the Court there
on, and have you then and there this writ.—
Witness the Hun. Robert . Fisher, President
Judge of said Court, at ttysburg, the 29th
dal - of April, A 8.,185p.
JACOB BUSEIgY, .Prottawaary.
By virtue of the above Writs, I hare attached
the following described Real Estate of Charles
W. Roffman, the defendant therein, viz :
No 1. A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
borough of Gettysburg, on the north side of
('hambersbarg street, and fronting thereon 2*
feet, with a double Brick Dwelling House,
Smith Shop and other improvements.
No. 2. A LOT OF GROUND, &owing's' said
Chambersbnrg street. adjoining lot of Abmhasn
Scott, with a two-story Brick Dwelling Busse
and other improvements thereon.
No. Z.. A LUT OF IiC,OUND, adjoining No. 2
of the east. fronting on :said Chatabersburg
'street '2D feet, with a Stable thereon.
No. 4. A.-LQT OF RO U.NI), adjoining N 0.3
on the east. and No. 1 on ale Welk-tilitou
.aid street 25 feet. with a large Coachtnaker
Shop and ether improvements thereon.
No. 5. A LUT OF GROUND, lying west of
the Foundry, on the corner of the Railroad and
Franklin street, in said borough, with a Stearn
Grist and Saw Mill thereon.
No. 6. A LOT OF GROUND, adjoining No.
5 on the containing 3 acres, more or less.
No. 7. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, each
fronting 30 feet on the north side of said Chan"-
bersburg street, adjoining lots of H. Jerome
Walter on the east.
No. 8. A LOT OF GROUND. on said Cham
bersburg street, adjoining & public alley on the
north, with a stone Basement fur a House
thereon erected.
The said Lots, from No. 2 to No. 8 inclusive,
being unoccupied.
ISAAC LIGHTER, Sherri.
Sheriff's OMce, Gettysburg, I
May 16, 1859. 6t
Military Election.
BRIGADI INSPICTOICII OPTICS,
Gettysburg, May 13, 1858.
AGRREABLY to the Fifth Section of the new
Militia Law, approved April 21, A. D.,
18:16, the organized Volunteer Companies of the
2d Brigade, 4th Division, of Pennsylvania, in
cluding all the regniarly organized companies
in the county of Adams, are hereby ordered to
meet at their respective Armories, Oil Mooday,
61.4 of June next, for the purpose of electing
one Brigadier General and one Brigade Inspec
tor, for the said Brigade ; also, all the Commis
sioned Officers to ',kith each of the above com
panies are respectively eatitied.
JOHN SCOTT, Brigade Inspector.
May 16, 1852. to
Brigade Inspector.
rthe Military of Adams county :--The ai
dersigned would respeetffially announce
himself to the officers and members of the Mil
itary Companies in Adams county, as a candi
date for the office of Brigade Inspector, at the
election to be held In Jule next. Shenld he
be elected, he pledges himself to a procipt and
faithful discharge of the duties of the post.
H. G. CARR.
fiettyabtirg, May 16, 1839. to
itdSliaw ClimeraL
FPO the )(Oozy of Adsais winaty ;The
mself so candidate for
us
e-re-elect ion to tbo oaks of Brigodler Gourd, at
e eleetlos talons oat* If ruccesotal, he will
coatiss•So disebsrgb time duties of di. otstioo
faitbfop7 sod efiefeatly.
WM. F. WALTER.
Strabaniwp., Way 16,1859'- to
.
List-of Iltaroluin ts
W _.‘„, New Boot & Shoe - Clall-This ~..
ic that
ITHIN ef tle eosnty Adams, returned and F A NTANIANIIIIIIIN4 is 9t. HE s scriber would inform the pub l ic
classified by Ow endersismed. A PP rabl i er I arum of the Diamond, Oldkys- ub
!! Isis' 'twill lles hie,JIiACIIING NHOP, , in t
of Mereentile Tait', in accordance with the are- ars, Pa--The place to buy in or- , mbaselzurg,:street, Gettysburg, near the
eral acts of Assembly, for the year 1859-60, of der to saws esoary?-11e subscriber u oul4 most , ;sundry, when he has, various kinds -of Mac,
Goods, Wares and llerchaedise : ' respectfully inform the citizens of tlettgabarg I elkines on hant‘ such as Threshing Machines, !
Berova of Gettysisere• and eurrousding country. that be has lrs
loped a ' Corn Shellers, Gornfodder Cutlets, Cloreeed
Cam. balks. Ote• Large Boot and Shoe Establishment, In the 1 Hullers, Strew Cutters, and Horse Powers ofd
9 25 00 : northwest corner of Centre Square, Gettysburg. ; different kinds,—two, four or six -horse, to suit
13 10 0 0 in the rooms recently occupied by D. Wills, Esq., purchasers,—indeed all such as can be had at
13 10 0 Q; as a Law Office, where he has now on hand, and Hanover or Littiestown . Also, Mortisin7 Ma-,
13 10 " ' will continue to keep fur sale, an extensive va- / chines, for house carpenters, put up in the very
13 if 17 ° riety of work, of his own manufacture. The , blast and most substantial manner. Cutting
14 700 work is made up in the best and most durable ! Screws or long Bolts, any kind or size less than
14 7 00 I manner, including all the newest styles, and ' eleven feet iu length, always attended o. as well
14 77 00' embraces BOOTS k SHOES. Men's, Women's is Turning in iron, casting or wood. Also all
14 700 I sad Children's GAITERS, In short, every artiele t kinds of ILEPAIRING on Machinery, dressiag-up
14 .. °° , usually to be found in a first class establish- ' Mill Spindles, kc., dune on the shortest notice.
14 1 ., " ' meat of the kind . He has now sad will continue! The undersigned manufactures MustuAx's
14 ' e° ,to have employed a number of workmen, "hard Paves? HORSE ItAh:E, which he offers at the
14 7 00 to beat,"
to make up customer work. That he ' lowest living profit. He is likewise agent for
14 700 ;will sell CHEAP,
is easily proven. Give him a the REAPER k MOWER manufactured by
14 7 00 I call, examine his Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, and Joseph Shiresnan, at East Berlin.
14 7°° I get his prices. With unexceptionable work and I I hope that all, in want of anything in my line'
14 ' 00 I low rates, he hopes for and expects a fair share i will call et my Shop before going elsewhere. I
14 7 001 pu bli c ' s of the patronage.
14 7 001 will warrant all my work to gig e sntisfnction to
~,., Mar Shoemakers are informed that he al- 1 purchasers. DAVID :STERNER.
1 , 4 / ways keeps on hand -UPPERS," far Shoes and 1 April 11, 185.9. ly*
° 4 . 7 Q° Gaiters, ready for bottoming. which he disposes 1
14 ' oo lof on pleasing terms. JOHN BALLWEG. I A Word to the Wise!
700 I April 4,1849. ly ) TI L ON'T FAIL to call and see SAMSON'S New
14 740 lif Goods— a large and splendid assortment
14 744 Brick ! Brick ! or MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING and Furnish
-14 709 .
' ing Goods—ar. extensive lot of all kinds of
14 7 00 ! HATS, BOOTS, SHOES aid GAITER-S-4n un
-14 7 00 rivalled assortment of TRUNKS and CARPET
14 790 I SACKS, some very handsome and new styles.-
9 25 00
! Also, a Large and splendid variety of Setts,
9 35 00 Breast l'ine and Ear Rings , WATCHES, 111.61-
9 23 00 !CAL INSTRUMENTS. kc., kr. A iery hand
some and new style RAILROAD TRAVELLING
'BAG. In short, everything in his line_
I After all said and done, SAMSON'S IS TILE
Sl'OT to buy your goods at the right prices. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
Those who wish to buy to sell again will de
well by calling, as I eau sod will sell them goods
cheaper than they can buy them in the city.
April 18, 1859.
Fahnestock Brothers,
Danner k Ziegler, Jr..,
J. L. Schick,
John Scott,
A. Scott k Son,
Guinn k Brother,
George Arnold,
M. Samson,
F. B. Picking,
Jacobs and Brother,
Brenner Jr Brother,
I. Beininger,
A. D. Buehler,
S. S. Forney, Agent,
It. F. Mcliberty,
Cohean t Culp,
Gillespie & Thous;
Norbeek & Martin,
George Little,
Boyer * Soa,
Mrs. Norbeek.,
Miss McCreary,
Philip Winter,
Daniel Plank,
W. E
E. H. Minni',
Benner k Snyder,
Andrew Polley,
Thomas Warren, Re.,
Sheads. Buehler k Kurtz,
John Hoke, „.
Klinefelter, Seits'ik Co.,
Cumberland Amsehip.
. _
A. Harper,
John Weigle. mill,
Francis Bream, "
J. Mcllheny. "
Renato. Tinnisskir
nigh p Nam
P. A. Myers., 14 i 00
Jacob King, 14. 700
Hugh King, 14 7 00
King A ILeCartly, !l 15 00
Daniel °wades, it i 5 00
rrulte limnuilliya.
Peter Yeatts,
Samuel Stoke;
Jacob S. Bollinger, 10 2 00
Ltlaily ratoweVio.
G. 71. (Inquiet a Brother, 14 11 Of
Lotion Towaskr.
Geary B. Smith, 44 7 00
Jacob A. Diller, 14 7 00
Adam Lerew, 141 fi 041
Charles Eldeo,jl6l4lr. Trweakta.,
14 1 00
klarid Diviney, . -
44 700
Burkbolder k Witiou,‘ 04 s*o
Abel T. Wright, 14 7 00
George Minnigh, 14 7 00
Wm. Overdeer.,
Jacob Pktzer,
G. B. Mouse,
Nwin#Qg Iraim•Aj.
John Yogi,
John Rebert,
14 7 00
Bidkr Toarouutip.
Henry Beltler,
Noeth Miller,
Edward Staley,
Y. t IC Camp,
Jelin Hoover,
Samuel Foliar, !gest,
ilendivis Twain ly.
4.'4:Ser.& Breaker, 34 7 00
Wis. Wulf, la 7 60
Henry L. Miller, 14 700
J. Carson, 14 ' 700
Win. Breiteber, 14 7 00
Hildebrand k Stough, 14 7 00
Frederick Ileidler, 14 7 00
George Mundorlf, 14 700
Henry Kline, 14 7 , 01
Miss Kreuter, 14 1 SO
Berrie* Tvenship.
D. E. Hollinger, 14 700
Win. Davis . 14 700
Lewis BunAhal, 14 if 00
Joseph Haeffer, 14 7 00
freaktie TorinsAlp.
Jacob Shank, 14 7 00
Israel Shank., . l4 7 00
James Mickley, 14 7 00
Jacob Fed weikr, 14 7 00
Peter Mickley. of fl., 14 7 00
Martin 1.. Miller, 14 7 00
John Chamberlain, /4 7 00
In. Ana Rolhanis, ' 14 7 00
C. IL Csufssan, 14 7 00
W. W. Witmer* 14 2 00
IlliAtaskon row*
Jacob A. Gardner, 12 12 50
Ephraim Heitsehesr, 11 12 50
James Megary, 14 7 00
John Gardner, . 14 700
Amos Gneet, 14 7 00
Orford roirstAip.
W. D. k A. S. Ilinses, 12 11 04
Bastress A Winters, 10 20 00
F. Hersh, 10 20 00
Aaronlleagy, 14 ' 700
A. Staub, 14 r 00
J. Wert, 12 10 00
W. Stauter, 14 7 00
E. Weigle, 14 7 00
_ Kerapleasenf rmossAip.
I. k E. Miller, 14
PateroTeall, 14
.
Jacob Gossman, 14
Emanuel Smith, 14
itnesdAy TownsAip.
Spangler A Brother, 13
Peter Battik:in 14
I. 8.. Shipley, 14
Jacob Wolf, 14
Mica Ilinstulapt.
Peter Long, 14 7 00
Abraham Sell, 14 7 00
Abraham Sheely, 14 7 00
Ilexasealoas Township.
SaMean t Rbiae►art, 13 10 00
Paxton t McCreary, 13 10 00
Jacob HeilEgli, 14 7 00
John C. Schatser, 14 7 00
Germany TomsAi,
Study k Stonelifer,
J.A. Shorb,
-- .7 Siraidoling,
Le;: 4 ggulcsifer,,...
G. W. Rowe, -
John Miller,
Myer Nusbaum,
Henry IPrsert,
-
", ._~
Brant, 14 700
Ilyers k Shorb, 13 10 00
Dattera k Weikert, 13 10 00
Swope, Landis k Koskaa, 13 10 00
Cookomwo Tortuksjo.
John Bu . bey, 14 7 00
Iteily k Sneeringer, 14 7 00
Distiller's Limier.
David Rhodes, Freedom township, 8 15 00
Wm. S. Jenkins, Conowigo " 8 15 00
APPEAL
Notice Is hereby given to all personsinterested
in the above return of classification, that I will
bold an Appeal, at the Commissioners' Office,
in Gettysburg, on Tuesday, the 7th day of Juae
nest, between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. W., and 3
P. M., when and where all persons that may con
sider themselves aggrieved by said classification
may attend. J. M. WALTER,
Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes for Adams co.
May 16, 1859. 4t
Notice.
S first account of 111113aT LLIVT. Committee
j gr ia of the pers.= and estate of Jacon LADY, of
acob, a Lunatic, has been filed in the Court of
Common Pleas of Adams county, and will be
confirmed by the said Court, ea the 24th day of
Nay eat, 1/11110111 Cattle be show* to the contrary.
JACOB BUSHEY, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office, Getty-- 1 .
burg, April 25, 1859. 4t* f
Notice.
rlfirst and final &Conant of Joan
Assighes of thous R. Crtrwr, has been
a the Court of Common Pleas of Adams
county, and will be confirmed by the said Court,
ea the 24M iv if Xelp nett, nudes' cause be shown
to the eentesry. JACOB DUMMY, -Matey.
Prothonotary's Odice
burg, April 25 114
, .431 -
• Wanted
IDiATILY, *reheats, Hotel-keepers,
and private Rusin* to know that OOVHR
MI are selling at:their Wholesale and Re
tell Liquor Store on Railroad Street, a superior
article of Liquors of all kinds for less money
thee was seer alered to the people of Adams
- 01111 end mean' ear stook. Fine
Ligwes for lledirdael purposes.
llay a, latli.
1131 IT rewired s lot 01 Se yilesoliaderistbsoit
t y the sew Store of A. SCOTT
YOIIITE undersigned would most respeetfolly In
form the public that they have rented Ur.
11 Lures BRICK YARD, on Rock creek, in
the borough of Gettysburg. where they will
continue the Brick-making busiuims. The first
kiln will be ready for sale by the latter part of
May. They will insure their Brick for all pur
poses, paving or building. They aJso make a
Brit rate Pressed Brick. Haring much expe
rience .in the business, they know that they will
give satisfaction. MICHAEL ItgllM,
MICHAEL BU HELL
May 2, 1859. 3t
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
14 T 00
New Lumber Yard.
THE undersigned have opened a Lumber
Yard, at their Warehouse, corner of Strat
tou street and the Railroad, Gettysburg, where
they now have Lumber on hand and will con
stantly keep a large assortment, to which they
sia the attention of buyers. Their prices are as
low as the lowest„and no efforts spared to ac
commodsee. KLINEFELTER, SEITZ k CO.
Manch 11, Ins. NI
14 7 00
14 7 00
Spring Xi Inner";
MISS McCHEART is now opening a large as
sortment of BONNETS suitable for the
season, eensistitg of Straw, Neapolitan, Linen
braid, and Fancy sonnets (with extra sizes for
old Ladies)—all of the latest styles, and which
for beauty and cheapness cannot be surpassed ;
with new style !ribbons, Roches, Flowers, Cords
and Tassels, Allusions, MaHnes, Chip, Tarletwa,
and Lace for Trimming. Also, Mantillas, Para
sols, Gloves, Hosiery, Embroideries of every
kind, Caps and Fancy Head-dresses, Dress Trim
mings, and Fancy Goods of every ilescriplinsa,
which the Ladies are invited to cal And examine.
Milliners will be supplied with patterns, free
of change, by collie; for rheas.
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 r 4.
li 1 00
Air Miss IL win wake Rennets to onto lit
the shortest notice, mid in *e best sad most
fashionable manner. [April 2'5, 1850. 6w
14 7 00
14 700
14 7 00
14 'I GO
MISS ISABELLA BUSHEY would inform
the Ladies of Gettysburg and surrounding
country, that she has commenced the Mil!leery
isusiaess, is its different branches, at the resi
dence of her father, in West Middle street, op
peek. M. George Little's store. She will en
deavor to deserve a liberal share of patronage.
April 18, 1859.
14 7 00
."-lpaimy Nara it a igemsy sarned."—Fae.mtLts
WE, the undersigned, respectfully wish to
isSsr the public that we have taken
Stan k Sus, S. E. Lerner Centre Square, Wbere
we always intend to keep en hand a laige, well
selected and cheap stock of READY-MADE
CLOTHING k GINTIMISS . II Fre.II.ISUING GOODS,
which cannot be surpassed. We aro very par
tiodar in nianufeeturing and selecting our
goods, and we would therefore invite the public
to call am: examine oar stock of MEN'S & BOY'S
CLOTHANG end Furnishing Goods, beforwpur
cluising elsewhere. BRENNER k BRO.
N. E. Corner Centre Square, Gettysburg.
April 18, 1859. tf •
VE I°
00FING.—The subscribers are orepared to
contract and put oa at the shortebt =dice,
. . Child h Co..' PATENT FIRS ANII ,WA
TER PROOF ELASTIC CEMENT ROOFM;.
It is perfectly Fire and Water proof, and in
point of durability Is equal, if not saperiur, to
any MetaLk goofing. It caw be put on over tin,
tar, Iran, or shingle roofs, however gat or steep
they may be.
In point of resisting the elements of are and
water, usthiag has yet been discovered equal to
the Elastic Cement.
Those who have used it, nave testilled that it
is the very perfection of Hoofing, and that there
is no further room for improvement. !In one
will now think of putting es shingles, when this
Cement cam be had far mach lass money and will
outwear four shingle routs. This Roofing Is
warranted as represented.
The Elastic Cement is the cheapest and best
protection from decay for wood exposed to the
weather or dampnesss of the round. It is also
the best paint for Irortoellteeteelly preventing
rest; end steno - re applied 'midway exelndes
dampness.
I oe
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
700
The subscribers have thin Cement for sale, in
quantities to suit. For further ialormation, ap
ply to P. .1. k C.. AL. TATE,
E•gle Hotel, Gettysburg, Pa
April 25, 1859. tf
A. R. Dill,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, will attend promptly to collections and all business entrusted to
Office between Fabaestocks' and Danner A
Zlegier's Stores, Baltimore st., Gettysburg, Pa.
May 9, 1859. Got
13 10 00
13 10 00
13 . 111 SO
/4 7 00
13 10 00
irk
-14 7 oo
14 7 00
Wool! Wool ! Wool !
1 - 1 77,1111 Good Intent Woolen Factory,
(tor Springs, • ..eqr .... Which the subscriber
will pay the highest price it:l - C . 294,4r in exchange
for Woolen Goods.
May 9, 1839. 4t WILLIAM MEGARY.
JOHN IfcGREW'S ESTATE.—Letters of ad
ministration on the estate ofJohn McGrew,
late of Menallen toiniship, Adams county, de
ceased, haring been granted to the undersigned,
residing in Franklin township, he hereby giros
notice to all persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the tame to present them pruper
ly authenticated for settlement.
GEORGE THRONE, Ada'r.
April 11, 1859. 6t
Assignee's Notice.
THE undersigned, Assignee of Jo s s Rorer-
ROD/ & Wire, of lieidlersburg, Tyrone
township, Adams county, under deed of volun
tary assignment, in trust for the benefit of credi
tors, hereby gives notice to all persons knowing
themselves to be indebted to the said John
Eckenrode, to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the sense to present
them properly authenticated for settlement, to
LIEU. F. ECKENItODE, Astipsee,
at Ileidlersburg,
or to his Attorni es, IL & W. McClean, Gettysburg.
May 2, 14151). et
TAX-PAYEitS.—Notice is hereby given
that the County Otimmissioners will make
an abatement ofiure payee. upon all State and
County taus assessed ter the year 1859 that
shall be paid to Collectors co or before Riley,
the let of .141 y. Collector' will be required to
call on tax-payers on or before the above date,
and make each abatement to all persons paying
on or before said day, and poly the same to the
County Treasurer, otherwiee no abatement will
be made. By order of the Commissioners,
Y. WALTER, Clef*.
May .2 4 1859. td
NOTICII is hereby given to all la.
dated to the late Asa of 8. Alurarroef
oirs., that all accounts unpaid seer the fief
fig, sr Aseir eseanslll be seed oat, inimpoisivirir
pestles. These itecoants havabesnin vow*
formats time.lorloOditiod)ibeiko haptiesa &ea
—and they sew mast be -closed up.
*ay 1,1633. 31 D. A. BIIFELIta
;;
" Millinery.
Cheap Clothing.
finuerly occupied by 11. 8. Mix-
Elastic Cemni.t
LBS. WOOL wanted at the
Notice.
Notice
Last Notioe.
Mange of Hours
N TILE GETTYSBURG ILIII,ROAD
O
Summer Arrangrotent.—On and after Thurs
day, April 21st, the MORNLNII TRAIN will leave
Gettysburg tt 6.30 o'clock A. M., connecting At
Hanorer /unction with Express train to Balti
more at 9.32, and Nell train frost Baltimore at
9.32, returning to Gettysburg at #12.30 noon,
with passengers from Baltimore, York, Harris
burg, Philadelphia; and the North and West.
The ArrStISOON TrAIN will leave Gattys.
Margot 1 o'clock, P.':., connecting at Hanover
Junetioa with Mail train to Baltimore at 3.37, re
turniag to Gettysburg about 6.30 P. U., with
passengers from York, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
and'the North sad West.
On Tuesday sad Saturday evenings or every
week, the Evening trnin will wait at the Junc
tion until 3.30, on the Evening Express train
from Baltimore, which leaves Calvert Station at
3, P. M., thus enabling passengers to leave Get
tysburg on those dale at 6.34, A. M., reach Balti
more at 12:I5, P. IL, attend to business there
until 3, P. M., and return to Gettysburg the same
swaging.
glir By the above arrangement passengers
can go either North or South on the Northern
Central Railway both morning and attersous.
lL M'CULDI", President.
•
April 35, 1859.
Dividend.
Beam or Garresscao, May 3, 1859.
TR presides& and Directors of this Instite
aloa bars this day declared a semi-annual
videos' adirOUlt PER C&NiT., payable on and
idler Monday, the 9th inst.
T. D. CARSON, Cashier.
May 9, I. 3t
Morrison's Patent
STOI
THAI VAMP MILL ISOM/ AI 11.-....
r*tooRTABLE FENCE.—Tu. eite MU' A 111.11
execs
ted June 9, 11157.—The undersigned ban
purchased the Right Air Adams reentry of
1 Morrison's Patent PortablePenee, a ample Ira no e
Ito connect the panels of ft-ace. 1- 1 which the
I use of poets Is dispensed with, sioi at *boat one
' third the usual cost. This frame is held together
by means of a ample bolt connecting the pea
nets, and keeping them in an oprieht polities' ;
then, by driving two pins into the'groond,thro'
the ends of the sins, the fence is made perms
peat, as well as portable. It requires but little
skill I. its construction, and takes but half the
1 time required to make a common board fence;
the trusses Are made without a single mortice,
the parasols arc nailed up with strips on each
side, and can be set up in a few moments. It
will be readily seen that one hundred pannels
of this_feace are worth two hundred punnets of
I stationary fence. as it is easily and readilynsoved
ieun place to place, thnsrenakoHng the farmer to
dispense with half the feneerelnired when sta
tionary ! , 1 used--and from the'faet that middle
fences can Lo entirely dispensed with lisv, merely
using portable' fence for as
using alone.
By this process. - lie - third ofthe grass is saved
that Is generally over. - nn in pastorinT„ by mere
ly fencing the quantity 1 , - , ui!efl, besides paring
at least Ave acres of land to ."e hundred that is
necessarily taken op with fence v. hen stationary
fence is used for inside fencing, all t.. 1 land be
ing fanned alternately, it gives no• chaa le for,
briers and other rubbage that usnpily grow ..7 1
along fences. This fence can be used to groat i
advantage on low or wet land, where it is CIA- i
oult to set posts, merely requiring longer pins
than for dry ground. The advantage also, ofl
moving the fence, when streams overflow, that ;
are likely to bolt it off, and the convenience it
stares, in fencing pastiere and ot)ter lota, foe
stock, enclosing grain stacks, be., Ye., an high
ly recommend its practical use to the farmer.
The first premium was awarded to this fence
at the Pennsylvania State Fair held at Phila
delphia, 1857. Farm Rights will be disposed of
on moderate terms oa application to
JONATHAN PITTENTCRP,
licidlersburg, Adams co., Pa.
April 25, 1850. 3m*
Dr. larLame's
, CIELERRATED VERMIFCGE k LIVER Lzo
PILLS.—We beg leave to call the atten
tion of the Trade, and more especially the Sig
Physicians of the country, to two of the most
popnlarrentedies now before the public.. We zass
refer to DR. CHAS. NI LANE'S CELEBRATED
4 " 17 ..?
j VERIIIFCGE AND LIVER PILLS. We do t 1
' not recommend them as universal Cure-alls, to
but simply for what their name purports, viz- ;;;,.
; The VERLIWCGE, for expelling Worms from I=
• mars system. It has also been adminis
tered wittlisitzuost, satisfactory results to va
riot's Animals subjeCl4s-Worms. The LIVER In 7
PILLS, fur the cure of Lies' ToltK+lxrs, ally
BiIdOI:IIDERANCIIIIIENTS. SKI( HELD-ACHICre - :=
i In cases of level LND Aucs, preparatory to Wg
or after taking Qaininc, they almost invaria
!hly malts a speed," aad permanent cure. m"
As specifics for the above mentioned die- 'MI
eases, they are unrivaled, and never known=
to fail when administered in accordance with =
the directions.
Their unprecedented popularity has in- g
da cod the Proprletors,FLEMlNG BROTHERS, so
PITTSBURG, PA., to dispose of their Drug "a
business,in which they have been successfully
engaged for the last 20 years, and they will Ie
now give their undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being determined that
Dr. li'Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge and Liver
Pills shall continue to occupy the high position
they now hold among the great remedies of the
day, they will continue to spare neither time
aor expense La procuring the Best and Purest
materials, and compound them in the most
thorough manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROTHERS,
Pittsburg, Pa.
P. B.—Dealen and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros., will do well to
write their orders distinctly, and talreasone bet Dr.
It Law' s, piparid 4gltanisg Bros., Pittsburg,
Pit. To those wishiag to give them a trial, we
will forward per nail post paid, to any part of
the Vetted States, one: box of Pills for twelve
threaeeal 1 0 ~ 1 41 9 94 are one vial of Ter
mirage for touriben three-vent !tamps. All or
daub= Canada west be accompanied by twen
ty mute extra.
For sale by,A...D. 4Diales, Agent, Gettysburg,
and - by dodger ram* through° at the comfy.
May 2, 1859. ly
Goode fht the Beason!
rr•enbeeriber •liiiime reurrued from the
sity• wits A WO sePPIY 0 ( NSW GOODS,
he caws to sal cheaper Mae ever. ' (Xv•
0 1 1 0. nell, arri
tor persame. Me ee
sostirea IllibrArais Camiumwit, Ireetbmpe,
ferf lf IlDraripir -' a ,G rg i
. lee
sal - is _ . —' ' ..- 1401011401111DIGIrr a
• ' bleralliett., 4 emelireemOirtre ikuire.
Oetlysberg, April 4,441,1111 i f .
=2
,witlirt 6 tr ()minim RRAPCIO k MOW
!
MACIBINE acre WOOD'S IMPROVE
, . oil=litellidersigned, Agent for the Sale of
Maanyie Colibined Reaping and Mowing Ma
! chine with Wood's Improvement. for Adams
county, offers them to the public. kaowing them
Ito be the best Deathbed machine in use. It has
been successfully introduced into different parte
of our State, sad I have thus far sold aszty-afar
in Adams county, all rendering satisfaction.—
The rtinchinp received a,silver medal at the State
Fair--also, the first Fremium at York, Cumber
land, Centre, Fluntingdon, and other county
Fairs. a here it was exhibited. Farmers need
ing a Reaping Machine, will please cull upon
the undersigned, before pnrchasing, as he al
ways takes great pleasure in showing the Ma
chines and aurreais them to do good is uric.—
Early orders arc solicited, as the number re
ceived from the manufacturer wiU be in propor
tion to the demand.
SAMUEL HERBST. .15.711,
Opposite the Engle Hotel, Gettysburg, Pa
April 11, 1859. 3m
YOH THE SHOOTING OF KEY, and the r. x -
cc utien of Four Murderers in Raltimere,
as created the greatest excitement. The pa
pers are filled with details ofillese shocking af
fairs. The people talk about it en the streets
and in their houses, and look noon these trage
dies as being unparalleled in history. So it is
with PICKING'S CLOTHlNG—having just open
ed the largest and most complete, as well as the
cheapest and best assortment of RIAI)Y-M &DE
CLOTHING, of every description and style, ever
offered in this place, the people talk about it 00
the highways and is their houses, urging each
other to go at once to Picking's aid purchase a
new suit of clothes. But joking aside, we as
sure the public In all candor that our stock
cannot be surpassed—consisting in part, of
Black Cloth Coats, Cassimere Frock and Sack
Coats, Tweed and Linea Coats, and in fact every
kind that the market can produce. Vests of
' , eery description. Pants to suit all classes and
conditions. Shirt'', Collars, Stockings, Gloves.
fingpentient, be., hr... Alio, Carpet Bags, I'm
brellar, Trunks, Aocordeons, Violins, in short
everything usually found in hisline. Thankful
for past favors, he solicits a continuance of the
awe. Call and examine our stodk.---no trouble
to show goods. Remember the place, in Chasm
bersburg street. opposite the Lutheran church.
April 18, 1853. F. B. PICKING.
GGEORGE ARNOLD, at his C',.othing Em
porium, has now got his stock of Sprint
and Sumner Clothing—full and well assorted:
all of one own make, and warranted well made.
We haveinst received from the city, a large stock
of Cloths, Cassimeres, Drillings, Jeans, Italian
Cloth, Parametta Cloth, Tweeds, Summer Caasi
meree, Linens, Vestingq, kc., all of which will
be sold at prices to suit the times. We have
bands constantly cutting and making up, and if
we cannot please you in a garment ready made,
we can take your measure and nmke ynn np
garment upon short notice. As usual Mr. Culp
is always on the spot with shears and measure in
hand, at your service. Please call. as we
will net be undersold by any other establishment
is tows. [April 11, 4859.
13a,ltir3ac)reA_ci - v'ts_
Charles Dunlap,
WHOLESALE and Retail
_ GROCER A TEA DEALER,
Corner of Howard and Lesirroua Streutß,
BALTIMOIti t YD.
Has on hand a general assortment of Groceries,
Teas, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Sc.
Feb. 7, 1859. ly
Susquehanna House,
n PPOSITE Calvert Station,
BALTIMORE, MD
‘ "farr reduced to $1,25 per day.
JOHN A. SL.I.M, Proprietor
Jessup Li. Gat
Z. I. 1111.111D1Itg
Harding & Carroll,
nOMMISSLON MERCHANTS,
C
Fire Free( Warehouse and R. R. Depot,
di. 126 North Hersrd Sirre(,
BALTIMORE, MIL
Feb. 14, '59. ly
• • -
alma 0. IC7IMIL/111. ‘
Kulaller & Prick,
LOUR k PRODUCE Conaraisaioa and Far
warding Ifewchanto, :Forth aced : iwpoillie X.
R. R. Depot, BALTIMORE.
January 17, 1859. ly
COMMISSION & PRODUCF. MER
CHANTS, Sag. 118 and 133 North Ala
siren!, Ltottimsore.—Being established in
the Commission business fora number of years,
they solicit consignments, and pay particular
attention to the sale of GRAIN of all kinds,
Flour, Clover Seed, Whiskey and Con nt ry Pro
duce griter.ilty. We remit procrel , promptly.
Tracks trots tbe Northern CectrsJ E..u/zolo) rue
into our Warehouses. Refer to R. U. Buehler,
Esq., Gettysburg. [Julie 21, ly
Carpets,
oQtr. CLOTHS and ilatungq, wholesale and
Wail. Constantly- or hand no assortment
Carpet/ Al low prices. conoisting of vtiv..a,
Brussels. TL'ee-ply, Ingrain and Venetian Car
peta,of every at 'a and price. oil Cloths from 1
to G yards 'bide. Rugs, Mats. Stair Rod.,
Clanton and Cocoa Afatti . ngs. Rag Carpets of
our own make, by the piece or yard.at low rates.
JOSEPH "!..ICTO111",
145 Lexington st., one door west or Howard,
March 14, 1859. 3m Baltiolore, Md.
- -
James H. Bosley,
Com,ussiux MERCHANT,
No.r. 124 and 128 North &reef,
BALTIMORE, MD.
TIM prepared to receive and sell on Commis
sion all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. Haring
as experience of ten years in the Commission
business, (and wishing to continue that alone.)
I flatter myself that I shall be able to give SATIN.
FACTION t o all who favor me with consignments
Will also attend to filling orders for Groceries
Grano, and all kinds of Fertilizers.
Feb. 14, 'S9. ly
SOFA AND FURNITURE WAREROUMS. Nos.
23 and 27 N. Gay street, I:lnltimore. (near
Fayette st..) extending from Gay to Frederick
st.—tbe largest establishment of the kind in the
Union. Always on hand a large assortment of
-HOUSEHOLD ANU OFFICE FURNITURE, em-
War,t
robes, Mattresses o er
Spring Beds, Sofas , Tete-e-Tetes,
Itoe Chairs, Etageres, Marble Tables, Set
tees, Reception and Upholstered Chairs, .A.S
"SORTED COLORS OF COTTAGE FURN IT UHF.,
Wood Chairs, Office Chairs, Barber Chairs,
Cribs and Cradles, Hat Racks, Hall Furniture,
Gilt and Walnut Frame Looking Glasses, Side
boards, Extension Tables, of every length.
Persons disposed to parehase are invited to
call end give our stock an examination, which
for variety and quality of workmanship is not
equalled by any establishment in the country.
A. MATHIOT k SON,
Nos. 25 and 27 N. Gay street.
Aug, 2, 1858. ly
TO Southern & Western
MERCHANTS k DEALERS.—L4ATHER,
SHOE-FINDINGS, LASTINGS, /tc.—
Aitesale Agency for Shoe Pegs, best Tanner's
Oil, Patna Kips, Bark Mills, Tanner's and Cur
rier's Tools, Depot for OU, Tan'-lace, Leather
Pickers; largest and cheapest assortment of
Leather, Shoe-findings, Hemlock and Spanish
Sole, to be found In Baltimore, and by far the 1
cheapest. Call and look at my goods and paces
before purchasing, is all I ask, and then compare
prices, rola", fagot* and I feel satisfied that
my house will be pronounced "the house," filit
the South dad West -- whets New York and Boo
tee prices are duplicated, and shall be kept so.
New on band sad to arrive, 5000 bushels of
SHOE PEGS, at 5 per cast. to 10 per cant. Lou
than New York sad Boston prices. ipartiseali
for Catalogues and Priem and read for yourself.
Win/somas 42 Booth Calvert mad ZS Great
Sitei4, Baltimore, Md. P. H. GRIMY.
and ebelillibt esstwtitieett Gent's,'
Bore sad Ladies' Gaiter Uppers and One Up
pers. Ifiglmet Comb prices patter Sidon, green
sad eon Elbeepskim, Wool, Tallow, 'Beeswax,
UMW Is mak be.
'A ways mi band and, Om eale, spleadld
Pains gla s t s er e wlensterli o ll= r asid salted'
milt on Pod C •
=hesestadi es lame.
Apellfd, 7430. Su
.
•
To the Farmers.
The Sickles' Trial
Cheap Clothing.
II D W'D r. cAaatom.
C. W. Slagle & Co.,
A. Mathiot & Son's
19aittanu:sx..
inismum COTIMPATEXIIVInks—.
W. BEY wow}, ow".
street. Baldasore, hasilass beef :saliptged fop dri
but 17 yeas in the inaashictarts and atilt of
the above dodroble ?onshore, suited to cc osalejr
residences, has on band a large variety,
timed expressly for retail sales..
Also flak sad Walnut Chamber lebirliak
mid Walnut Extension Tables Diniaglitsoirood
Fancy Chairs, Sideboards, Hair and Nash NM
tresees, Feather Pillows and Bolsters, ke4
Mardi 2.1, ly .
J. 8. McClellan,
inEA LER to HATS, CAPS and CHILDREN%
FANCY GOODS, No. 343 West Mildews
t, near the Eutaw Meuse, Dattletore t beeps
on hitud all goods of the best make and Wan
style to be found in a Bret s st Sat gore.
.1 call from persons visiting the )1: solicited.
Dee. 20, 1858. Gm*
George X. Bokee,
MPORTER and Dealer la CHINA, GLASS, k
i
QUEENSWAHH, No. 41 North Howard Elt,
between Lexingios and Fayette Streets, ROl
uuDre. NI [Dec. 20, Is3l. /y
UPHOLSTE'REiI, PAPER HANGES, AND
VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTUILEIL,
No. 52 North Howard Street., one door above
Lexington,
Paper Hatkiingr.—Constantly in store, rapar
Hangings of every description, and of the bass
and most approved patterns. Also, Borders
Fire 1142:yid l'rints,
Blighelt.—Keeps on hand, and mann
fartnrcs to order, Venetian Blinds of all eoltSts,
sizes and qualities, which will compare favora
bly with any offered to the public.
We-Paper Hanging done in the test atyle.—
Old Minds repainted and trimmed, er ‘ esieksagtd.
Nlnree 7, OF
House Purnisbhig
ri 001 R, So. 11 North Howard ahmett, two
J doors North of the Howard Ihnuet.—Th e
undersigned, hitting made large additioss to his
gtock, iv prepared to furnish Nousekesprs,
Country \terc•hnnta and others, with such snicks
as they want, on the very best terms.
WhitewnAlt, Sweeping, Dusting,
Pnint, Heir, Tooth, Nnil, Silver, Shoe,Scrub iad
Bruslic;.
Woonrx-m ant: : Such rt. Tubs, Tinekells,
Ilelqires, Tar Buckets, Churns, Mauls, Beißorg
Pins, Batter Ptriteq, ,ke. Brooms, Baskets, Mike
and Cordage. Maq-Ter's 5 minute Ice Cream
Fs-nevem kefrirrnttors, ngright and eltest..-4be
most apprlved kind.. Water Coolers, In Wood
or Metal. Tin and Wire Safes. Arthitr's mid
other most approved Fruit and Vegetable Pre
serving Cans. plain Tin-ware, Japamted, Mark
Tin, Britannia and Plated Ware. Albeit*. Forks
and Spoon., Crns, Coffee and Tes Pots, t
Boilers, Waiters, Chaffing Dishes, Knives nada
Forks, Waffle Irnns, Sauce Pans, Bodes sali
Weighti, Cotree Mills, Table Casters, Old Domin
ion ('ofTee Pots, Shovel and Tongs, Norse Lamp,
Toilet Sets, Foot Tnhs, Bath Tabs, Knife
Cleaner+, Wire Dish C'cu er3, Table llate,togetier
with n varittc of articles useful and necessary to
lfrisek-eepers. Rohr k Davis' Patent Ktrelsior
11 - walling Mng hines. Plain Tin and Sheet; Iran
Ware and Brushes of every description, manu
factured to order. GEO. A. MILLS,
No. 11 North Howard at., BattinaottleMll.
March 14, 1859. ly
Win. Knabe & Co.,
XTOS. L 3, 5 and 7 Ninth %taw threetr
-11 SALESROOM No. 207 Balthaoye Stmt,
between Charles and Light—BALTUMI4,
Manufacturers of Gold Medal Premien GRAND
AND SQUARE PIANO FORTES..
Wm. Knabe k Go. would respectfully !smite
the attention of the public, and especially those
in want of a FIRST cr,Ass PIANO, tatindr as
sorted stock of Insti uments,. which, for power
and sweetness of tone, easy win d agreeable touch,
nod beauty of finish, have, bjr the beat ofjudges,
bees pronounced unrivaled by any In the Imo
try. As to the rebstiTe merits of oar Maw, we
would refer to the Certificates or•Ngeolliesee in
our possession, from THALBICRO,
G. BATTER and 11. VI Eux minks. sbo from
some of the most distinguished per:OllMMsnd
amateurs in the country; also to 44* Illidota4ng
lIHNIEST PREMIUMS, received tllfMTs the last
three ;rears : GOLD MEDALS at thellissydand
Institute, 1835, 1854, 1857. SILVER ItEDALM
at the Metropolitan institute, Washington, 1867;
also, MEDAL at the Franklin Institute, PhihWleil
phis, 1854; FIRST PREMIUM at the Mechanics'
Institute, flicibtisoad, 1855, ml 6 All lattru
merits of taw manufacture have the full iron
'frame, and arc guaranteed for FIVE TRAM
a„Particelar attention paid to the speotiers
of Instrurnents for distant *tilers, awl a privilege
of exchange granted at any time within "sir
if the instruments should not prove entirely nails
factory. A liberal discount to Clergymen,
Teachers and Schools. Terms liberal.
IM!!E:201
Wholesale dealers will find it to theft advan
tage to give us a call, ite by greatly iaerease.l
facilitieß, we are enabled to till all orders witis
dispestell.
Bar Constantly on hand, a large assortment
of MELODEONS, from the best Factories. ,
SECOND-HAND PIANOS at Great
nt prices from $3O to $l5O. Pianos Elekangad,
Hired and Taaed.
A call is respectfully solicited.
January 17. 1859. ly
To Merchants & Farmers. [T
HEAP AND CHOICE
. _ GROCERIES,
. ...—._
Ai HOOK k BALDWIN'S,
tf. W. corner Lexalyton Green &rests,
14ALT131011/1 4 MD.
We would respectfully invite the atioulloa
of buyers to our large sad well selected stack
of prime family Groceries, souspe every
article usually kept /a a fhat-eland
which we offer at prices its lew as (if autisures
than) any house in the city.
We name in part : /
Prime New Crop Orleans Sugar.
Do. do. Molasses.
Porto Rico and low grade do.—very efitiap.
Rio, Lag nayra, Porto Rico, Cape Java, llaricato,
and other C.,ffees.
Excellent Imperial, Young Upon, wad Goss.
powder Teas, at 50 cents per pound.
Choice Oolong do. at 50 cents.
lair Imperial Tea at 73 eta. per p. H! SA
This Tea we warrant equal, if sot murkier,
to any Tea sold at other places for Vett lb.
PLOVR,
.rfau,
DACON, ~.m
"p,
at prices taw ani• 45- " "I'Cr Pt",
cm .*vq o
lgbpvta nq aq 4/ ‘Pa9ll°lll , 143 15,
•aw fps )1 saw/sauna ins qodva^mui( . 7n, "-
ic 4r. en.y other - • ed deadly weapon,'
post, -- auo- of. a _ fine not eieeedhigt
IMO
Rectified Whiskey sad Domestic Brandy
Goods delivered to Boats and Rail
roads fret of drayage
Satisfaction guarantied in all cases ar the
goods returned at ourl2pensa. 'A "1641 es
count allowed to F.ouit2' a1e40 6 .1 . .
800 * I
Wholesale anditetall Green'.
Southwest car. Green k Gesiagtoa its.,
Jan. 24, '59. tf Baltimore, Md..
New Is Blob
J'EWEILRT, SLYER WARIVEILYII PLAT
ED WANE, hc.—A. L WARNIIB, , OoId awl
Silversmith, No. Io Nom GAY Illmurer, BAL
TIMORE, ID., hes hi-store a beaulgid assort
twat Of styles sad Pattinti of PM *WPM,
.unable for preemie, embrachti a ftiety
of Plain Gold egad Ball Breathes, -
Mukha, Ice., )Zar-lllag6
set with Dlsmaa4lll4 l l
hc., Ladles' Gold Qmlosr :
Miniature Lockets, Gold 111Mebles, CMF ph is ;
Signet, Chased WA Plan:Gold _• Peach
sad Peas Sleeve Eultojie soil 'SSW Ghat sad
Jet C/914:111, Jet Braeollts Phm Nei* Re.
4: 2 4 1 5 ; a."
A varleo apt Mar Son= e tiaiton,
Oaks Baskaukiraildirs, 5541
Salt fka=lllll4lis Emillmr,lipoons,
Forks, • ' ' Idela
11111111 ft e= 144
scaßOMer.alll
elsol •
l ig i tiluitworfitoliA;ast Inds
eml . P4oo4,lllftallOWAisal VIA
eiimiememloseilt
t.")
H. T. Hynson,
WHA.1.1.11 KNIBE k CO
AT CITY PiIICTS
and
NO CNASOR FOR PACE/lONS
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