The TriunliPbs of Genius.
Dr. Beatim.—There are many heroes all
•round us, upon whose brows the laurel
wreathe of fame and of honor are twined ; but
susidat atm all - the hero of medical skill
etas& preeminent. While the military hero
throws Around his path a train of countless
genes, the man of science sheds peace and
happiants upon all who come within his in
fluence.
Bach *hero is the celebrated Dr. Baakee, !
of Baltimore, and wherever the English lan
guage is spoken his name and his praises ,
alike are heard. He gives special attention
toughs, colds, consumption, croup, influ
ents, asthma. bronchitis and all - diseases of
the mouth, throat and lunes. In cases par
taking of the nature of the diseases above
numerated he is unrivalled ; while thousands
allestedfacts trumpet forth his skill to the
world. "All skin diseases, and all others,
se a as lumbago, lumber abscesses, scrofula,
rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, epilopsv,
dyspepsia. piles and all derangements of the
stomach, liver and bowels. Also, all chronic
diseases pertaining to women and children
and in him a ready conqueror.
The Doctor has on hand some thousands of
kertificatee of his perfect success in curing
cancers, old sores or ulcers, fistula. scald
head, wens, swellings and tumors of eb cry
.riescription, and without the use of the knife.
His triumphs in these last named diseases
have been such as to almost cause a douht of
the truth of the azsert4lll, hut thn evidence*
Are so numerous the. the mind cannot but give
them credence. Were it absolutely neeessary
we could till this paper with bowl
_fide cnrc3 nj
permanent cures, where the most unsightly
masses of cancerous tumors have been eradi
cated by the magical skill of the I) ,ctor.
The Doctor has, also, in his search fc.r in.
formation, made a new discovery of a euid
that will produce perfect atc,urpticn of the
" Cataract," and restore permanent vision to
the eve, and all to be accomplished without
the , use of the knife or needle. All diseases
of the Eye and Ear, howsoeser et mplicated,
can be by him effectually cured NNithout the
application of any dreg led instruments of
torture, and he likewise keeps on hand ton
perior assortment of Tympanums or Ear
Drums, Imitable for either sex, which can tni
inserted in five minutes.
With such a world-wide reputation—pos
sessing so many adtanta:Ci as a physician
and surgeon, and sharing the conndence of
ull, is it a wonder that the Doctor has reach
ed tha loftiest pinnacle of human greatness?
There it not a city of any importance within
the world but what his name has sounded
within it in tones of praise, and those whom
he has relieved user up to him the simple
but pure adoration of a thankful heart. 'ilia
Doctor is indeed a hero—one, too, that will
not soon be forgotten. We would therefore
advise those who sunr to delay no longer ;
fur Pr. Baakee stands as a sentinel before
the door of the tower of hope. and bids all to
freely enter, Seek him—advise with him—
end when you enjoy the full fruition of his
skill and science, you will bless the power
that ushered into existence the world•renown
ed conqueror of disease.
The Battle of Magenta.
According to the French reports, more
troops participated in the batttlo )f Magenta
or rather the series of engagements designa
t oil by that name, than in any other batt:e of
the present century. At Marengo Napoleon
Lad hut 32,000 men, while the Austrians had
40,000. At Austerlitz Napoleon had 70,000
men, and the Austrians and Russians 90,009.
At Jena Napoleon had 80,000 men, and the
Priissinns 110,000. At Eylau Naisilcon hail
fi5,000 men, and the Russians fiti,ISX:I. At
Aspen Napoleon had 80,000 men, and the
Austrians 90,000. At Wagram Napoleon ha'
130,000 men, and the Austrians 100,000. At
Waterloo Napoleon had 75,100 men, and the
Allies, under Wellington and Blucher, 110...
olio. While at Macenta the frees are esti
mated at 1110,10,) to 1 . 30.000 French and ::ar
dinialls, and 110,0 , 10 to 180,000 Austriens.-
13ut though the numbers engaged in the bat
tle were almost unprecedenteilly large, it was
evidently one of the least decisive of the great
battles of the world's history. There was
hard fighting on both sides, and the French,
having gained theirpoint,crossed the Ticino,
and driving their adversaries from their ba
nter positions, are fairly entitled to the palm
of victory. Yet there was- no rout 01 the
Austrians. Prisoners were captured by both
armies. The French took three Austrian
cannon and two standards, and the Austrians
took one cannon from- -the French. While
Louis Napoleon reports that 12,000 Austri
ans were placed horse tie combat, there are
umors rt Paris that the Fietich loss was
front 9.0011.t0 12,15k1 men. It the Austrians
been Lucky beate`n, or had retreated in
dis,rder, a much larger number 44 their can
) on would liaNe Leen captured, and there
old have Leen a much greater disparity in
the loss of the respective artniei.
Altlion,;11 the Allies have so far I een
alphant,
_every inch of ground has been
svarmly conte,ted, every vietury has been
dearly pordiased, and in no instance hare
they been able to prevent an orderly retreat
their ad% ersarice, ur to humble them sub.
ely in the dust, after the manner in
la - hich the Great Napoleon generally conclu
ded his famous battles.—b ees .
The Penalty of Crime..—Doctor King, who
wan recently executed at Kingstcro, Canada.
for the murder of his wife, was, it seems,
man of education arid refinement. Ile moved
in what is called " good Souiety," and, from
nll that we cam lenrn, was the centre of a
numerous circle, of relatit es and friend-, who
thought much and made much of him. With
his wife he is said to Bate lived happil2,
enough, until, in an evil moment, a certaiu
young la ly, named Vandervoort, cro-sed his
• .th. To thin person he became passionately
n witched, and—the story is short—in artier
to marry her he poisoned his wife, was tried
for murder, c,onvleted, and then sent to the
gibbet, to pay the penalty with his life.
The Iron Intereste.—The Pittsburg Post
says it is gratifying to hear that the iron
manufacturing establishments all over the
State are getting into full operation, with an
encouraging prospect of increasing business
A nd prodta near at hand. In Allegheny
county new branches of the business are be
ing prosecuted with much success. The re
covery from the prostration of 1850, caused
by unwise expansion of credit in banking,
railroad, real estate and other speculative
operations, has been speedy and complete,—
In Blair, Lehigh, and other regions of the
State, the furnaces are g.iing into operation
vrith every prospect of success and profit.
Mrs. Sickles.—The Utica Herald reports
that Mrs. Daniel E. Sickles had taken rooms
for the season at the Clifford Strings Hotel,
and-that she will resist any application of her
husband fir a divorce, and will furnish proof
of infidelity on his part which will prevent
any decree in his favor.
A Mine of Antimony.—The St. Clairsville
(Ill.) Gazette says, that a vein of antimony,
two feet thick and almost solid, has been dis
covered within two miles of Sr.. Clairsville.—
Antimony is one of the ingredients of type
metal—rworth about forty cents a pound—
and it bas been supposed that it was only to
be found in Gertrutoy.
Aa 4414/naabie farmer =de his
Isst will and testament in words few but
signitleant: ie I have nothing, I owe nothing,
d I give the residue to the poor !"
mark sack rsoe is to come off at Richmond
on Monday. The runners are to be sewed up
t o bag, having only their heads out, and in
this way they are to run.
torTo prevent ash from smelling in the
~ ..erg—oat their noses o.
wirA strap is sometimes a goo 4 thi ng to
*trim razors and dull boys.
pirAi what age an ladies most happy ?
uremia of Tartar, it is said, mired with
meal, will certainly care hog cholera.
Speculators and the Prost. Bather Singular.
The late frost_produeed all the non eon,. The way the body of the railroad condor.
oternation in Western Ponnvivastia. (rem tor, drowned le Shrewshery (Vt.) pond, some
the general scarcity of groin, and speenlatcres days ago, was found, was thus Same
anticipated immense profits. The Waynee- quicksilver was pot in a hist of brown bread,
burg Messenger gives the following, as indi- I and the latter placed in the water ; imme
eating the temper of the people of Greene diateiy it started off like a live animal,
county: " John Patterson bad purchased on I against a string current of wind and waves,
speculation, a quantity of wheat, and had on and went as fast as some men who followed
band at Rush's Mill, to the edge of Washing-' I it could rows boat, till it cane to where the
ton county, about eighty barrels of flour.— body was found, which was sixty feet under
When the blight came, there was but little ' water, and there atnppel.
old wheat or flour in that region . , and Patter
son asked $l5 per barrel fur his. On hut
Friday some fifty persons and twenty teams,
went in procession, in open day to the mill,
took Patterson's flour, left pay for it at the
rate of 2 , 6 per barrel, hauled it off, and divid
ed it among those considered most needy.—
Some of the most respectable citizens of that
portion of the county were concerned, and
public sentiment there justifies the act, upon
the ground that the flour was actually neces
sary to prevent famine, and that it was about
to be removed. They were willing, and did
pay a fair price fur it, and took the only
means left to prevent it Laing removed to
Wheeling, where Patterson had gune to sell
it. A. quantity of wheat, lying at another
point, and belonging to the same man, was
similarly disposed of the same. day."
1-e Max° J ets_
GETTYSBUILG—Sartinoay Lamm
Superfine Flour
It) e Flour
heat
Corn,
Pee
Oats
Buckwheat
Itu,kwlleat Meal
Clover Seed
Timothy Seed
Flax Seed
Barley ............
Plaster of Paris
I-laater ground, per bags
BALTlllolls—hatui czar.
8 87 to 7 00
1 50 to 1 80
85 to 93
73 to BO
38 to 59
5 25 to .3 75
2 00 to 2 25
7 50 toll. 00
8 00 to 9 op
12 00 tole 00
•27 to 28
82 00
Floor.—
IA Lent ..
Rye
Corn....
Oats a
Clover Seed
Tituuthy Seed ,
Beef Cattle, per hand,
Hogs, per hand ......
Hay
Whiskey ...
Guano, Peruvian, per ton. .. ...
II A NOV E Rr-TH VIJIDAY LW
Floor, from wagons 6 75
Do, front stores 7 00
Wheat 1 48 to 1 GO
Rye 87
Corn 72
Oats 60
Clover 5eed...,,. 4 75
Timothy Seed
Muter
YORK—Flimsy LAST. L
Floor, from wagons....— ... 4 25
Do. from stores ......... ....—..... 7 25
Wheat 3, 1 45 to 1 55
Rye ... 85
Corn ....... —...... ...... 75
Oats 50
Clover Seed 4 50
Timothy 5eed...—....---«...—...... 2 00
Plaster —...—....«..—. 0 50
Special Notices_
HT Amon the may not retina which waters has
@applied to relieve the allietteas of itamanity then la so
more favorite woe for a cartels dam of dirroora than the
• ratmlieloal gar " of the Wslit Cherry Troy ; bet bow
avow valuable It is, rte power to heel, to soothe, to re
lieve, and to mire, Is ooharroot toe (obi by aelontila sod
judicious combination with other lisgrolienta r in theatielves
of equal worth. ibis happy rolositwe mists is that
4. Combination and • faro Indeed "
of loodielno koooro ui DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM Or WILD
CHERRY, whore valus la caring Coasts, Cold', am,-
etutia, W.lnoping Cough, Croup. A•tbma, Pulmonary •f
-fectioas, gad isapilut eutoemptioa I. laeatimalAs.
UJM raSitiliJNY
Buernk, April 18,3832
s No. 48 Utpion at
Idr. It'll W. Tosila—Dear Sir:—Yoor invaluable medi
cine, I *an ,rely say. has literally saatrhed me flout tho
pas*. Les* July I was attacked by a Ai/dam' Cold, which
reliulted in • very severe Cough, with violent Pains In the
Sid. and Cheat. 1 became so much reduced, that say
frond* frankly told me that I mast die. At this crisis I
herd of t 4 IMar's Lialeam of Wild Cherry, and immedlatOly
mkt for a bottle. 2tmeneet produced era. indeed wonder.
nil Illy physician. owe of the moot respectable in Beaton,
*ho had previon•l y toid toe that a cur. was baptism. came
le, and I Informed him what I had taken. He examined
the Italram , and advised am to continue the use of at, slam
which UM* I bAre COOLi•tIO4 to improve daily; and the
same plirsician who had given me up, told ma, • few days
slue, that I might pat lire many yams.
Respectfully, NI ABS ROHR.
wig can cheerfully testlfy to the truth of the above
'totem:Drat, 31ra. Lowe Lariakg hero an ion.ate of oar family.
IC 1 1.1.1 8K,41% NTT,
LAKTtIA Iia.NNETT
Bemire of vile and worth lea counterfeit, ! The nely
Genuine. Pore, and liedieirral Daiwa lane the eases of .•t.
BUTTS " written with a pen, and the printed tonne of the
proprietors, "S. W. IOWLIt k C 0.," con the outer
wrapper.
Prepared by Seth W Peel* & Co , Bestes, and ler sale
bipA. U. Loorbler, thittroborg ; Jacob Tairailor.
burg ; Stealer. Na. Order.; D. Y. Hollinger, Abbeite-
Wen ; WilUam Wolf, Oast Botha; Pow, Bob Ilarrip.
too; Win. B. Illotcolf, York Pprioirr; Jostoto A Skirts sin.
Oaitabiarig ; sod by All dealers io f . . 1 QM LS. 4y
TAX GREAT ENGLISII REMEDY !—Sll JAMU
CLARKE'd Cimulaa,reo FRII ILI fr . / LLs. prepared from •
prows/option by J Clarke, M. D Physatian Extraordi
nary to the Quern This well known .roodicioe is no ito
poeitlon, but a sure and safe remedy for Percale DrSlcalliee
and Olotrvietions, from any cause whatever, and although
A powerful remedy, they contain nothing hurtful to the
coastitration. To M axl t, Lion ILS it Is peculiarly !suited
It will, in a short thrum, bnag on the monthly period with
regularity.
These Pills bare never been ktrorn to fall .here the
ilirectiocsa i,o Sl pax, of pirniallet are well olomerTe4.
For further particulars get a 'pamphlet free of the sent,
B and o ii,vtage 1a..11,1/1 encliwiesi to •ny avvUivor
ia...l agent, will isoo.i re a bulge, containing over :4 pals by
return of rutil
T Dyt.tt dr Sun, Wie.enale Agentot,
A. D. thloll ler, Agent, Li ettplArg (June 13,'09. if
AN ANC IF.NT MONSTER—The people ofAouth Jersay
h‘re ref entle enhui.red from • marl bed the skeleton of an
animal, which mart have been of the ktneamo species, of
niumtrous i.e, ltr hind legs must hare ken seven feet
lone, the entire knot of the am,nal, tail included, at least
is enty tire feet The head was small and Its neck thin ,
Its teeth about two feet klg, and so arranged no to tuna
the ward.", ‘• thy your clothing of EalSe‘Ja, oilaiwite the
Bank, tiettysburg."
IIIODERN INVENTIONS —We know of no laventlon of
noderra fin tal that deserves or is destined to occupy ■ higher
niche in the tempi* of fame, thin the discovery or intro
two of the Vegetable Epileptic Pills for enrirrr Epilepsy, or
Palling Pita; Spasms Cramps, sat all the various modifi
cations of Nervous Disease. Dr Beth 8. fiance, of itsB
Baltimore street, i3eltiowire, kid the loreator, i■ certain
ly entitled to the beet wishes of all the benevolent portion
of mankind, who experience a pleasure by the alleviation
of hains• suffering a hen Dr lianas first prepared U. 41.0
he intended them solely for Fits, Cramps and
Spasms, but subsequent experience satisfactorily proved
to him, that in aid ,tion to their remarkable sanative pro
perties io this cisae of diseases, they exerted a perfect
control over the eaters nervous system. Re was then In
-duced to try them lo cosies of Neuralgia, Tic-Dokesex,
Nervous Headache, Palpitation of the Heart, locipieut
Paralysis, Uysteria. Muscular Debility, and a boat of colour
diseases, spnriging from a lack of morrow' •nsrgy, is all of
which his anticipations were crowned with the most Ima
go ate imecess Persons at a distance, by writing and .end
log a recnittanee to Dr. ileac*. can bare the inedieine for
warded by mail to their poet °firm 'darer, he paying the
postage. The prices are for a single box, 113, two boxes,
$.5. or 824 per ,thsen. We have given Lila address abuse.
June 6. Da
IMPORTANT.
YOU FEEL DEBILITATED.
YOU ARE NERVOUS.
YOU ARE WOWED ABOUT TRIFLES,
YOU CANNOT WOLK WITH ENERGY.
YOU DO NOT FEEL LIKE DOING ANYTHLNO.
YOU HAVE NO APPETITE.
YOU CANNOT SLEEP AT MORT.
YOU FEEL WEAK.
YOU FEELDULY.
roe linotand's German Bitters; they will eon yell with
oat
Masi llittart are prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackass, 4111
Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa , sad are sold at 7$ coats
per bottle, by druwata sod storekeepers is irrari tetra
arid Wilsey la the tialeed States. Clamades and South
MMUS. f*a that tile mismatch, or U. Y. Jelduee oe
the wrapper of mob bottle.
for lab hy A. D. Buehler Asset, Gettpilh
deetersgesersUi throughoet thi mangy. Oahe=
PJ14141. t SMITH,
Om= or Swore AID ttssu itraltalth Pen testosta,
Itartalbotarars of WWI. Geld, Sim, Patty, Yermisbes,
kr. Whalerle dealers la Drama, Wiedeir Ole" Am—
City sad Coutr7 elersitaats site &etre to parttime hots
a 11140011DIMIL sad at /DONApilibis rums are respeettally re
eassted to tempest oar goods. Oar Whits Lead,
: 4 41" i t
j yanor g o u s, are sold by Nor t e 4 i ll oleo . t Mlerad
and
salmis! saustaatios. LErties oleo emplahat N. ever
rasettedas Sod year oaten direst.
Ihtit. I, ly
OQYPOIt?, PDX THE BALDPUBADIL—A Peale louse
edi rrite r = "AU the great beaten are bald—all the
ilia affairs, all Uhe atesegets at tbe Uses.
aU Wa Akers of the inch all *a stilia= s a=
M. ell the eeermietlere 'MAL all the
The tears sal et Perla an bald i the irritate an
ea laid. liessailig the figs or power, Air every
gose: 1180 awl
to
these ‘1615, Udaks et
Hal 3 41.14ithtorteria." thle *mato ell tha
heed thlapiees ere distairsiehal by •Pwieg_
meal at the lan, elesikiag alba of MOU JUiI
Mime, An. NS awl Ml Obeetaat eat,.', above Itiatb,
Philadelphia.
On the 19th inst., by the Rev. Jacob Ziegler.
Mr. JOHN A. SLAYRAUGH to .Miss ELLEN
FOAL, both of Menalleu toe ti lop.
On the 21st inst.. in Frederick, by the Rev.
Mr. Cornelius. Mr. THOMAS W. MORGAN. Jr .
to MilkA M. LIZZIE HOSKINS. only daughter of
Capt. Geo. Hoskins, all of that city.
At Springfield. Illinois. on the lilth 'net by
the Rev. Janie Leeton, Mr AMBROSE J SELL,
formerly of this place, to Miss SUSAN E., daugh
ter of Wm. Hickman, Eeq all of Springfield.
On the lith inst., in Menallen township, AN
GELINE. wife of Mr. Thomas L. Taylor. and
eldest daughter of Mr. John Milne, aged 35
years and to days. On the 14th, infant daughter
of Angeline and Thomas L. Taylor.
On the 21st itn4 , ANN E., daughter of Mold
and Susan Roarbaugh, of Germany township, ip
tier 13ti year.
On Wedue.day !mt. DAVID ALLEN, son of
Josiah and Edith Benner, of Strabau township,
aged 6 months and 2' days.
"Thus fades the lo‘ely blooming flower,
Smiling solace of an hour;
Soon our transient comforts fly,
Pleasures only bloom to dir."
C 50
3 25
1 20 to 1 40
On the 20th inst., EVE ANN, daughter of
Mr. B. F. Thomas. of Butler township, aged 1
year 10 months and 7 days.
Dear Eve lon bus gone to tier home on high,
?o that beautiful country above the br4ebtstyi
Where free from all surrow,aocure from all pain,
Forever with Jesus and God she shall reign.
Farewell then, dear Eve Ann, 1111 God from the
skies
Shall bid thee lu glory triumphant to rims,
To that heavenly hume wharf thy spirit 'ball
dwell
While eternity lasts! Fare thee well, fare thee
' well!
T"euhseriber offorr at Private Sale, one
and a half LOTS OF GIiOUND, on York
street, Gettysburg, adjoining lot of Mrs.
Culp on the east. and an alley nn the pi t n
west, improved with a two-story Weath
ertioarded House, a one-story Weatherboarded
)louse, a good well of water, &c.
Bar All necessary information can be had by
calling on Nicstot.sit Comsat, Sr., in Gettysburg.
' June 31, 1859. 3t
1 50
6 50
AN pprentice to the Moulding bradmh
wanted by the undersigned, at the Get
tysburg Foundry." Cloud terms will be allowed
one coming. well recommended. Early applica
don desired. ZURBAUULI, SLUAT k CO.
June YT, 1859. 3t
MRS *embers of "Gettys Lodge," No. 124,
are hereby uotibed that the Degree Meet.
lugs of said Lodge will hereafter be regularly
held on the FINN TUESDAY EVENING of
each month, until otherwise ordered.
JAMES Met:REALLY, ilec'y.
June 27, 1859. it
Farmers, Take Notice.
aALL persons residing in York, Cumberland,
Franklin, or Adams county, Pennsylvania;
ord, Baltimore, Carroll, Frederick, Howard,
or Montgomery county. Maryland, are hereby
cautioned not to purchase of A. Smith, in Ilan
over, York county, Pennsylvania, or any of his
Agents, the Slide Drill manufactured by said
A. Smith k Co., which is an infringement on
Hunt's Slide Drill, the Patent of which I am
sole owner for the above counties. Any person
in any of the above named counties purchasing
(after this notice,) the above named Drill, man.
nfactured by said A. Smith 4 Co., will be dealt
with according to law.
And said A, Smith k Co., are also hereby
cautioned not to otaitufacture or sell the above
named Drill in the above named counties, or he
will be likewise dealt with.
JNO. WANBAI:0II.
York, June 27, 1839.. 3m
lialltighby'e
CELEBRATICD GU SPRING GRAIN DRILL,
' raanufarturell and fot sale in the counties
of Cumberland, Adams, York and Perry, by F.
GARDNER k CO., Carlisle, agents for the
above counties. Orders for these Drills will be
received at the Agricultural Warehouse of
Messrs. Sheads, Buehler & Kurtz, Gettysburg, or
they may be purchased of our Tnivelling Agents,
Orders addrel.sed to us, at Carlisle, will receive
prompt attention. Farmers are invited to ex
amine the Willoughby Drill, which took the
First Premium at the various State Fairs last
fall. Several of them may now be seen at the
above Agricultural Warehouse. Price $7O casb,
or 375 on six months' time.
*Er The above Drills are MAO 801,d in Adams
county by ROBERT S. PAXTON, (agent for
Daniel St rock, vc be manufactures them,) at Oct.
tysburir. ' , airfield and other places lu the county.
May 16, 1859. 3m
ALETTER from the 'lola. EDWARD Ernierr
to the Pubhihers: A.
CH7CTLYNEN :—The box containing the view of
MOUNT VERNON arrived yesterday. I am
greatly obliged to) ou for-this pleasingapeelmen
of printing in color*, which. beAhle3 it/ interest
as a repre*entAt ion of the spot whicb, more than
any other, endears itself to the heart of the
c...untr). is worthy of attention as a successful
attempt to place 1; orks of art of this kind within
the reach of the great mass of the community.
1 remain, gentlemen, x ith many thanks, i.e.,
Very respectfully yours,
EDWARD EVERETT.
The subscribers have just issued a picture of
mousT VF.RNON, printed in FIFTEEN OIL.
COLORS, by a new and improved process, by
which pictures that have coat from $3 to can
he purchased for FIFTY CENTS. The size of
our engraving is 18 by 20 inches; on super
calendered heavy plate paper.
Price 50 cts., postage paid to any part of the
rnited States. J. 11. BYRAM I CO.,
112 South Third Street Philadelphia.
War Agents wanted in every county-through
out the Union. [June 27, 1858.
Nanc - g
• w YORK TYPE FOUNDRY has now on
hand an immense stock of Roman Type,
NW
Type, Copperplate Script, German Type,
Music Type, Ornaments, Chess and Checker
Type, Borders, Brass and Metal Roles, Leads,
Brass and Electro Circles and Ellipses, Labor-
Saying Ilnles.Corner Quads, Metal Fn rnitn re. etc.
The types are all cast by steam power from
the hard metal peculiar to this foundry. The
unequaled rapidity in the process of casting en
ables me to sell these more durable types at
the lowest prices of ordinary types, eitherfor
cash or credit. _
Presses, Wood Type. Tnk, Cases, Sticks, etc.,
furnished at the manufacturers' lowest prices.
A specimen pamphlet of Fonts of Letters only,
and prices, mailed to printing offices, on the re
ception oiseven cents, to pre-pay the postage.
Printers of Newspapers who choose to pub
lish. this advertinement, including this note,
three times before the let day of August, 1859,
and forward meone of the papers, will be allow
ed their bills, at the time of making a purchase
from ma of Bre times the amount of my manufac
tures. Address,
GEORGE BRUCE,
'73 Chambers St., New York.
June 2?, 1869. 3t
LofBE Commissioned Ofiteetwoorithin the bon nds
the id Brigade, 4th nisi/ion. of the
ean's Militia, are hereby notified that
the Kleatkon for Major Getters' of the 4th Di
vision will be held in Gettysburg, at the Nagle
Hotel, is Monday, tAs 4tA d of July, between
the hours of SA. aad '4 P. M., of said day,
WM. F. WALTBR, Brig. Greet.
June 20, BM. td
("MAR WAllit.-LA large assortment at re
dared prices at IMENILSTOCES'.
Married_
r,lecl_
Private Sale.
GEORGE W. CRONISE
Apprentice Wanted.
I. 0. of O. F.
Mount Vernon.
Doe Toe, Bth June, 1859
Bruce's
Military Election.
33altiro.c•re .A.d.Nr`ts3.
ALND PHOTOGRAPHERS' DEPOT.—Tbe
sub.. fiber has con-t.tatly on hand a full
u.sortnicnt of materials for the UF , !. of Artists,
Pamters and Pitotogrophers. A 1,., i„)a Laid a large
and lieautitul aniortment of Ste,-,copte hem
meats and Views, enibrat lug every variety of
Foreign and American Landscapes, Sta tuary,
Parlor and Iliiral Groups, d - e. The beauty and
interest of the Stereseopic Views upon the par
lor table furnish a never ending source of en
tertainment both to visitom and the home circle.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied on Use
paost liberal terms.
W. A. WISONG,
No. 2 N. Liberty St., Baltimore, 311
Juoe 27, 1859. ly
Money Saved
By BUYING GRUCtijIIES from
1100 K 4. 'LILL Iris,
$. W. corner of Lexington and Green streets,
BALTIMORE, MD.
You we 25 cts, per pound
You we 50 cts, per bsrrel
Coakams.
You save 50 eta. per barrel
in buying Flab.
You sore from 2 to 3 dollars per 100 pounds
in buying Bacon.
You save from 1 to 4 etc per pound
in buying Sugars.
You save from 3 to 6 eta. per pound
in buying Coffos.
You sari fro4l 2 10 14 cis, pm. gallon
in buying Molasses,
In short you can save money
In the Grocery /Ins
by buying of
HOOK k BALDWIN,
8, W. corner of Lexington and Green ate.,
If •ny body doubts it let them give us
0X 2 TlllBl.,
And if tbe7 are not satisfied
we will be content
that they shall buy
somewhere else
We warrant every article we Ben.
We pack all goods securely,
awl charge nothing for packing
AAklif the Goode are nut
as represented,
They can be returned
Perron finding it
inconvenient to visit Baltimore,
Can order of us through the Mail
euil may rely upon
having their orders
Promptly and satisfactorily attended to.
ifo`NO CHARON MR InIATAGIL'iIii.
HOOK k BALDWIN,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
S. W. corner of Lexington and Green Its.,
Jan. 77, 1859. Uan.24. ly..j Baltimore.
FIRE AND BPROLAR PROOF SAFES,
Bank Locks, Vault Doors, &c., manufac
tured in Baltimore,-.Persona in want of these
articles will find it much to their advantage to
purchase from the manufacturer, where they
can find a large stock, and have any they desire
built to order at a low price.
Miller's Safes and Bank Securities have long
been manufactured in New England, where they
are considered indispensable to those who want
perfect protection from fire and thieves.
For prices, sizes, *c., send fur a circ
Parties ordering safes are requested to return
them gamy espouse if not perfectly satisfactory.
L. H. MILLER,
159 North st., opposite Cali ert :Station.
June 27, 18.55. iy ltultimurc , Nd.
$3O Dollar Sewing Machines!
11. TO MORE SITTING rp
11 STITCH, STITCHING!--Mis days' wurk
done in one day, by Hubbard's Double Thread
?molly Sewing Machine, having a tension Su
perior to anY in use. Sewing done by them will
not rip. Every family in the land ought - to
have one at the reduced price of Thirty Dollars,
with 311 handsome. Stand. The work they do
will pay for one in a single month. Instruction
sent with each Machisse.
Send in your ordersa, Address
E, NICHOLLS,
Corner of Pratt and Howard, Baltimore, Md.,
where Machines and samples of Sewing can be
seen. [June 13,1859. ly
4T COBKAN k CULP'S.—AII the new styles
of HATS and BEIOE-4—Trunks, Carpet
, Umbrellas, Wall Paper, Window Blinds,
Saddles, Bridles, Ply-nets, Bum Barnes% kb.,
cheep for sash, at the situ Of the Big BuW.
June 97, 1859.
MITE best quality of ICE can now be bed of
the undersigned, which he will deliver
every morning. Orders can he left at the resi
dence of his father, in York street.
DAVID TROXEL, JR.
June 20, 1839. 3t
Up with the Times!
TACOBS k BRO. have ju+t received from the
city a very large assortment of Cloths,
Cassimeres, Vestings, Summer Goods, and
everything else in the men's wear line. They
also offer plain and fancy Shirts, Collars, silk
and cotton Handkerchiefs, Sti , penders, etc.—
Having bought unusually low fur the ca,h,tlie,
are enabled to sell CHEAPER THAN EVEII—
excellent full cloth suit, made up, fur $l3,
for instance. Give them a call, at their new
establishment, in Chambershurg street, a few
doors west of the Diamond, before purchas
ing elsewhere. [June 13, 1859.
ILLIAM D. GOBBECIIT'S ESTATE.—
Letters of administration on the estate
ofl to
of. I). Gobrecht, Esq., late of Franklin town
ship, Adams county, deceased, hating been
granted the undersigned, both residing in Co
donis township, York county, they hereby give
notice to all persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement, to
BENJAMIN LEESE,
GEO. T. BARE,
At/minis:Mors.
or to their Attorneys, M. & W, MeeLiAn, Get
tysburg. [June 20, 1839. 6t
c
]
ItIIEDIATELY, Merchants, Ilotel-keepers,
and private families, to know that COVER
A UIIN are selling at their Wholesale and Re
tail Liquor Store on Railroad Street, a superior
article of Liquors of all kinds for less money
than Will ever offered to the people of Adams
county. Call and examine our stock. Fine
Liquors for Medicinal purposes.
May 2, 1859.
Lumber.
A NY variety of
LUMBER
as be had at the Coal sod Lumber Yard of
EIHEADB, BUEHLER I KURTZ:
March 14, 1850.
Dissolution of Partnership.
partnerslip heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the name of na
rrs Taws., in the Floor and Grocery busi
ness, is dissolved by mutual osiment this day. , --
/al .persons• indebted to said firm will please
come and settle, The books will be left at the
old stood. WILLIAM GILLEBPIII,
HENItY THOldAiik
Gettysburg, /nue 6, 1859. at
subscriberrospectfully lathes the rit-
T et ilE teation tbe Ladles to his fall sod soil-
p a assortrasat of LOMB' $MO=l sod Mil-
TRW, or almostray style sad color. Call sod
maths' yosuirelr—no trouble to show giods
—at H. F. licILII1EIr&
Artists', Painters'
la buying Tea
In buying Flour
on moo. every Article
•t oar expanse
L. H. Miller's
More New Goode,
Ice! Ice! Ice I
Notice.
Wanted
. ,
Here We Are Again - !
irUST boss the city with the best sad cheeps
egt assortment of SYRUPS and MOLASSES
at we have yet •ffeSed, calculated to please :
all persons in quality and prices; SUGAILS, a'
very large stock, low; COFFEES, TEAS. Choco
tat*, nice, Cheese, Spiess, (all kinds,) Crackers'
and Tea Cakes, Vinegar, Pickles, Sugar.tared '
11.013 and SHOULDERS, Lard, Shad, Mackerel
and Herrings, Salt, Cedar-ware, Tubs, Buckets,'
kc.; Baskets, Flour Seines, Broom., Brushes,
kc.; all kinds of Cordage, Concentrated Lye;'
Extra and Superfine FLOUR. all kinds of Feed; !
Potatoes, Fresh Butter and Eggs constantly on
band ; Fusmoy Goods, liontectionaries and Fruit.
(lire us a call. ly affords ns pleasure to show ,
our large and inviting stock.
NURBECK ix MARTIN.
Gettysburg. May 30, 18:4.
MANTILL.kS, .k r . .—Another new arrival
purchased at Auction at reduced prices,
and which will be sold at rates that defy compe
tition. Our stock of Caps and Usutillas is the
large , t Oft" cr. kef,t in the eonety. asid for styles,
and cheapacso, it only requires an examination
to induce those wiwhing the article to purchase.
A large and general assortment of all kinds of
Ladies' Dress Hoods always on hand, to w hich
we are constantly making additions.
FIHNESTOCK BROTHERS,
June 13. Sign of the fled Front.
New Store!
TEW FIRMA NEW GOODS !—A.. SCOTT
111 A SUN take pleasure in announcing to
the public that they have just opened a new
and complete Dry Goods and Grocery Store on
the curlier of Chamberaburg 111.)11 WaEllangtOn
streets, in the Borough of Gettysburg, opposite
the '• Eagle Hotel." where they are now and
will be prepared at all times to offer bargains to
suit the purse and please the people.
By conducting our business on the CASIT
SYSTEM, with the motto " Quick Sales and
Small Profits," and by pursuing a strictly hon
orable course, we hope to receive the encourage
ment, not only of the citizens of Gettysburg and
Adams county, but the rest of mankind. We
bate just returned from the cities with a hand
some assortment of SPRING k SUMNER
GOODS, embracing all manner of Ladies' Dress
Goods, of the most beautiful styles, Fancy Ar
ticles, Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings, Clotho,
Cassimeres, Vestings, kc.
Also, a large assortment of QUEEN/WARR.
Our stock of GROCERIES i 1 also large and
complete. We will not take time to particular
ize, bat invite all to Call and see—no trouble to
show goods. A. SCOTT it SON.
Nay 18, 1859.
Baltimore
Foreign Attachment
AIISTIE JENKINS and Al•• 1 No. 28,.Aag.
FRED /ENEMA, doing i T., 1858.
1
unseen under the name emit/no Foreign At.
of. Edward Jenkins k Sone, es. tachment.
Charles W. Hoffman.
AD41.111 COMITY, as.
The Commonwealth of Penney'.
4140
TAAL% to the Sheriff uf said etinnty—
d
greeting :
We command you that you attach
Charles W. Hoffman, late of your
county, by all and singular his
goods and chattels, lands and tenements, in
whose bands or possession soever the same
may he, so that he be and appear before our
court. of Common Pleas to be holden at Get
tysburg. in and for said county, on the 1.5113 day
of August next, 1859, there to answer Austin .
Jenkins and Alfred Jenkins, doing business un
der the name and firm of Edward Jenkins k
Sons of a plea in debt not exceeding $1300;
and also that you 111112111011 all persons in whose
hands or possession the said goods and chat
tels, lands and tenements, or any of them, may
be attached, so that they and every of them be
and appear before oar said Court at the day and
place aforementioned, to auss - er what shall be
objected against them or him, and abide the
judgment of the Court thereon, and have you
then and there this writ. Witness the Ron.
Hobert J. Fisher, President Judge of said Court,
at Gettysburg, this first day of J tine. A. D. 1859.
JACOB DUSIIEY, Protley.
By Thine of the above Writ, I hare attach
ed the following described Real Estate of
Charles W.Hotfman, the defendant therein,vix:
No. 1. A Lot of Ground, situated in the
borough of Gettysburg, on the north side of
Chambersburg street, and frontiag thereon 22
feet, with a double Brick 1/welling House,
Smith Shop and other boprovensents. -
No, 3. A Lot of Ground, fronting on said
Chau/hen/hum street, adjoining lot of Abraham
Scott, with a two-story Brick Dwelling House
and other improvements thereon.
No. 3. A Lot of Ground, adjoining No. 2on
the east, fronting on said Cbambersburg street
39 feet, with a Stable thereon.
No, 4. A Lot of Grogad, adjoining No. 3on
the east and No. I on thi west, fronting on said
street 25 feet, with a large tlosehmaker Shop
and other improvements thereon.
No. 5. A Lot of Ground. lying west of,the
Foundry, on the earner of the Railroad and
Franklin street, in said borough, with a Steam
Grist and Saw Mill thereon.
No. 6. A Lot of Grouud, adjoining No. 5 ou
the west, containing 9 acres, more or less. •
No. 7. Three Lots of ("rutted, each fronting
90 feet on the north side of said Chamberaborg
street, adjoining luta of H. Jerome Walter on
the east.
No. 8. At Lot of Ground, on said Chambers
burg street, adjoining a public alley on the
north, with a Stone Basement fur a House
thereon erected. •
The said Lou, from No. 3 to No. 8 inclusive,
being unoccupied.
ISAAC LIGHTNER, !Owl,.
Sherirs Office, Gettysburg. 1
June 6, 1859. at
Notice.
PETER efIOSTA'S ESTATE.—Letters tes
tamentary on the estate of Peter Croeta,
late of Gettysburg, Adams county, deceased,
haring heel' grunted to the undertigued, resid
ing in the same pl.ixe, he hereby gives notice
to all persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment, and those haring
claims against the save to preseut them proper
ly autlieutoAted for settlement.
JOEL B. DANNER, Executor.
May 30, 1P59. 6t
MO TAN-PATERS—Notice is hereby given
that the County Commissioners will make
an abatement office per emit. upon all State ■nd
County taxes ansessed for the year 1859 that
shall be paid to Collectors on or before Friday,
the Ist of July. Collectors will be required to
call on tax-pacers on or before the above date,
and mike such abatement to all persons paying
on or before said day, and pay the same to the
County Treasurer, otherwise no abatement will
be made. By order of the Commissioners,
J. M. WALTER, Clerk.
May 2, 1R59. td
pus undersigned having retired from the
Mercantile business, the same will hereaf
ter be continued at the old stand, in Baltimore
street, by their sons, Henry 13. Danner and Way
bright Ziegler, under the name and style of
Danner Ziegler,Jrs., whom we will recommend
to, and for whom we would bespeak a liberal
share of patronage from old customers, and of
the public in general,
Having retired from the Mercantile business,
it is necessary that our old business should be
settled up. We, therefore , notify all those in
debted to us either by Judgment, Note or Book
Account, to call and settle the same without
delay, The books sill be found at the old
stand. J. B. DANNER,
May-25, 1858. DAVID ZLEGLER.
M!r i M: II IFIIWIWT , TII
k)AS8ING1111. Trains on the Hsnover Branch
Railroad now run as follows ;
irst Train leaves Hanover at 8.14. A. M.,
with Passengers for Baltimore, York, Harris
bUrg, Colombia and Philadelphia.
Second Trait leaves Hanoverat P, W., with
Passengers for Baltimore and intermediate
points.
Ruts Train on every Tuesday and Saturday
leaves Hamer*, at 4.116 P. IL, with
for Yotk, Harrisburg, 4c., reneruing=
imagers from Baltimore.
D. B. ?ROHR, Ticket Agent.
Hanover, Nay SO, 1149.
Bonnets
AND 00008.—A large and
feeldeamble ofßoanets, riming oat at
laud pries*. A Awls ordeal of Roardurs,
Flowers, • Ribbons sad Mode of Millinery
Trimmings which will be sad cheap. .Cell wt
once et TAICIRSTOCKS' Mum State.
Lace Caps,
Notice
Notice.
New Boot & Shoe
BSTAILISITMOTT, in the N. W1:4 10
corner of the Diamond, Gettys
g, Pa.—The place to buy in or
der to fare swag/ !—The "mbar-Tibor would most
respectfully inform the citizens of Gettysburg
and surroundipg country, that he has opened a
large Boat Sad ~13b‘k Establishment, in the
northwest corner of Centre Square, Gettysburg,
in the rooms recently occupied by D. WiUs, Esq
as a Law Office, where he has sow on hand, and
will continue to keep for sale, an extensive va
riety of work, of his ewe manuficturc. The
work is made up in the hest and most durable
manner, including all the newest styles, and
einbeaces BOOTS k SHtUES, Men's, Wonien's
and Children's GAITERS. in short, every a rtii le
usually to he found in a first establl,li
meat of the kind. He lies now and will continue
to have emidoyed a number of workmen, hard
to beat," to make up customer work. That he
NI ill 1101 CHEAP, is easily pros en. Give him a
call, examine his Boots, Sloes and Gaiters. and
get his prices. With unexceptionable curl and
low rates, he hopes for and expects a fair shalt
of the public's pittruLlage.
are informed that he al
ways keeps on hand " UPPERS." for Shoes and
Gaiters, ready for bottoming, u hick he disposes
of on pleasing terms, JOHN I.I.tLLIVLOt.
April 4,1849. ly
The Sickles' Trial
1:OR THE SHOOTING OF KEY", and the Ex
ecution of Four Murderers in Baltimore.
created 6ke greatest ex.citetnent. The pa
pers are tilled with details of these shocking af
fairs. The people t:.:1: zimut it on the streets
and in their houses, and look upon the,e trae
dies as being unparalleled in hi.t, ry. So it
with PICK ING'Si'LI ing just Open
ed the largest and most cotnplete, 1.1 , Ns di as the
cheapest and be:t. it-sortment of READY-M ALE
CLOTHING, of every description and -tale, , rer
offered in this place. the people talk :shoot it on
the highwupi and in their houses. urging each
other to go at once to Pic king',4 and purchase a
new suit of clothes. But joking aside, we as
sure the public in alt Lawlor that our stock
cannot be surpassed—consisting in part of
Black ('loth Coats, Cassimere Frock and S ick
Coats, Tweed and Linen Coats. nod to ew..ry
kind that the market. can produce. \ e..ta of
every description. Punts to suit ail cla-ses and
conditions. Shirts, Collar 4, Stockings, Gloves,
Suspenders, kc., ike. Also, Carpel Lags, Flits
brellas, Trunks. Accordc.ons, balms, iii sheet
everything usually found in his line. Thaokful
for past favors, he solicits a continuance of the
same. Call and examine our stock—no troublt
to show goods. Remember the place, in Chain
bersburg street, opposite the Lutheran church.
April 18, 1859. • F. B. PICKING.
To the Farmers.
N .r
ANNY'S COMBINED BEATING k MOW
ING MACHINE wolf WOoD'S IM I'IIOVE-
E .—The undersigned, Agent for the sale of
Manny's Combined Reaping nod Mowing Ma
chine with Wood's Improvement, for Adams
county, offers them to the public, knowing them
to he the best combined machine in nse. It has
been successfully introduced into different parts
Of our State, and I have thus far sold ziri-nme
in Adams county, all rendering sati.faction.,-
The machine received a silver medal nt the State
Fair—also, the first Premium at York, Cumber
'and, Centre, Huntingdon, and other county
Fairs, where it was exhibited. Farmers need
ing a Reaping ]Lachine, will pkbuse call upon
the undersigned, before purchasing, us he al
ways takes great pleasure in showing the Ma
chines and warrants them to do good work.—
Early orders are solicited, as the number re
ceived from the manufacturer will be iu propor
tion to the demand.
SANCTI. HERBST, Agesi,
Opposite the Eagle Hotel, Getty4burg,
April 11,-1859. 3m
Dr: M'Lane's
CELEBRATED VERUIFt GE k LIVER
PILLS.—We beg leave to call the atten
tion of the Trade, and more especially the 'A"
Physicians of the country. to two of the most r
popalarremediea now before the public. We 14
refer to DR. OVA S.III.AN CELP.IIIt.ITE I) 7.71
VEILIIIFLIGE AND LIVEN PILLS. We do
not recommend them as universal
hut simply for what their name piirport , z, N i 7.:
The VW:M/11;1:11E, for expelling Worms train =
the human system. It has .also hero itilinitti3-
tered with the most satisfactory re: alt., to t v
riousAnimals subject to Worms. The LIVER cr . :
PILLS, for the Curt of Lorre CouruircrA. ail :; 2 1
DKRANGKIIIVITS, SICK iiXAD-ACIIE,
In eases of FISK& AND .tuts, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine, they almost invaria
bly make a speedy and permanent enre. e.
As specifics fur the above mentioned dis
easesrthey are unrivaled. and never known
to Gail when administered iu accordance with
the directions.
Their unprecedented popnlarity has in- ;,1
dared the Proprietore,FLEMlNG II itt a BURS. Pz
PITTSBURG, P.A., to dispose of their Drug
business, in which they have been successfully g;
engaged fur the last 20 years, and they a ill ?,0
now give their undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being determined that
Dr. N'Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge and Liver
Pills shall continue to occupy the high position
they now hold among the great retuediel of the
day, they will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Ite•t and Purest
materials, and coutpcned them in the most
thorough manner. Addres. all order, to
FLEMING BIRITHEM,
• l'itt-blirg. It
P. S.—Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros., will du well to
write their orders distinctly, and ta kr none bait Dr.
.W Lase's, prepared by Pllhr4urg,
Pa. To those wishing to give them a trial, we
will forward per mail post paid. to I.liy part of
the United States, one box of Pills for twelve
three-eent poAage stamps. or one vial of Ver
mifuge for fourteen three-cent stamps. All or
deni from Canada must be aceompauted by twen
ty cults extra. .
For sale by A. D. Buehler. Agent, Gettrhurg,
and by dealers generally throughout ;he county.
May 2, 185.9. ly
Proclamation.
WHEREAS the llou. Rouser J. FISHER,
President of the several Courts of Com
mon Pleas iu the Counties composing the 19th
District, and Justice of the Courts of oyer and
Terminer, and General Jail Delivery-, for the trial
of all capital and other offenders in the said
district, and DAVID ZliaiLKIL and ISAAC B. WIER.-
MAN, Sags. Judges of the Courts of Common
Pleas, and Justices of the Courts of Dyer and
Terminer, and General Jail Delivery, for the
trial of all capital and other offenders in the
County of Adams—have issued their precept,
bearing date the 20th day of April, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
fifty-nine, and to me directed, fur holding a Court
of Common Picas, and General Quarter Sessions
of the Peace, and General Jail Delivery and
Court of Oyer and Terminer, at Gettysburg, on
ifondoe, r.e 1511 i day of August next—NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN to all the Justices of the
Peace, the Coroner and Constables within the
said County of Adams, that they be then and
there in their proper persons, with their Rolls,
Records, Inquisitions, 'Examinations. and other
Remembrances, to do those things which to their
offices and in that behalf appertain to be done,
and also, they who will prosecute against the
prisoners that are or then shall be in the Jail of
the said County of Adams, are to be then and
there to prosecute against them as shall be just.
ISAAC LIG HTNER, SAeriff.
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg,t
June 20, 1839. to f
County Treasurer.
K, B are requested to announce JACOB
BEIBADB, of Gettysburg, u a candidate
for linty Treasurer ' subject to the decision of
the next Desnocrstic County' Conyeatiqn.
June 6, 1869. to
Still They Come!
aracitbsojest received another heavy stock
S
of GOODS, whisk for quality and cheapness
cannot be surpassed in the county. Itaingites
everybody to call and see `for thebbdvea.—
" Small profits and quick sales," is" kb motto.
Gettysburg, May 30, 1859.!
Notice >
LusACM mamma REITATIL—L444“I9999-
iesw sallealtabe atiladsob Weifich, late
ei tormildp, Adiumpleowtr. door*,
Aar* wesigimusetothswilisomuluois
iu some =le beetti
r (7l
-**l
the Paw to Prelel!to theft pope* anti', 4..,'6 00 .
for settlement. IMTER WEIR ,
Key 23, '59. 60 Rceetotor.
BA,It4 F Yrit3Z'E3 AClV't~_
A. Mathiot & Son's
SOFA AND ? RNI7OIIIII W11.0110611P1, Nos.'
2.1 and 17 11. Gay street, Baltimore, (near
kayette iL,) extending *am Gfty to Prodariek
rt.—the largest establishment of the 'kin% in the
Union. Always On band a large assortment of
OFPICE PIItNITIISIII, em
bracing Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washstands, Ward
robes, Afattresses of husk, s7utton and link,
Spring Beds, Sofas, Tete-e-Tetes, ATM Chairs,
Rucking Chairs, Etageres, Marble Tables, Bat ;
tee. 4. teception and Upholstered Chairs, ASI
SURTEII COLt IRS OF COTTAGE FtliSlTt'llE,
Wood Chairs, Office Chairs, Barber Chairs,
and Cradles, Hat Hall Furniture,
Gilt and Walnut Frame Looking Glasses, Side
boards, Extension Tables, of every length.
Persons disposed to purchase are Invited to
call and give our stock an examination, which'
for variety and quality of workmrnship is nut
equalled by any establishment in the COG Eltl3.
A. lIATHIOT & WE&
Nos. 25 and 27 N. Gay matt.
!tug. 2, Ins
House Furnishing
GOODS, No. 11 North /toward street,. two
doors North of the Howard Honse.--The
undersigned, hexing made large additions to his
stock, is prepartd to furnish Ilousekasiters.,
Country Merchants andithers, with such crtieles
as they want, on the vary brat terms.
lint:suss : IVhitewask, Sweeping, Dusting,
P.tint, Hair, Tooth, Nail, Shaer, Shoe, scrub and
Horse Brublies.
WOODEN-WA ILE : Such as Tubs, Buckets,
liCnStlreS, Tur Bucket;, Churns, Mauls, Rolling
Pini, Butter Prints, Ace. Brooms, Baskets, Mats
and Cordage. Masser's 5 minute Ice Cream
Freezers. Ilefrigeraturs, ugright and chest—the
mo-t appro‘ c l kind;. Water Coolers, in Wool/
ur Meal. Tin and Wire Safes. Arthur's atlA
other most appro‘ ed Fruit aril Vegetable Pre
ser in Cans, plain Tin-n—tr , , .Lip.dined, Block
Tin. liiit.tiinitt and Plated ;la Forks
,1 1; ,1 ;41,untri, Urns. COLYee 10..1it
Boiler , . Waiter , . Chaffing Dishes. Eattrs anl
Fork:, Waffle Irons, Sauce Pans, • Scales Intl
Weight+, Coffee Mill:, Table Castors, Old Domin
ion Coffee Puts, Ship, el and Tongs, Nurse Lamps,
Toilet Set: Foot Tubs, Bath Tubs, Knife
Cleanerg, Wire Dish - Covers, Table Mats, together
ith a t a riety of articles useful and nevessarpn
Housekeepers. Ruhr & Davis' Patent lixeelsior
'Washing Machines. Plain Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware and Brushes of et ery deseriptlon, mat At..
Sac third to order. GEO. A. MILLEI,
No. 11 North Howard st., Baltimore, lid.
March 11, 1859. ly
New & Riob
JEwnny, SILVER WARP BILYZR PLAT
ED WARE, k.c.—A. E. WARNER, Gall alba
:-ilvtr , mith, No. 10 NORTH GAT STIMTT, BAL.
TIMGRE, MI)., has in store a beautiful assort
ment of ityles and patterns of RICH JEWELRY,
suitable for pre:ents, embracing, n great variety
of Plain Gold and Sett Broaches, Mosaics, Car
bunkles. ke., Ear-Rings, Bracelets, Finger Rings
set with Diamond. Ruby, Pearl, opal, Emerald,
he., Ladies' Gold Chains, Vest k. Guard Chains,
Miniature Locketa, Gold Thimbles, Cuff Pins;
Signet, Chased and Plain Gold Rim; Pencils
and Pen+, :geese Buttons and Stubs, Cold -and
Jet Crosses, J‘t Bracelets, Pins Jt Ear Rings, Alm
ALS 0 ,
A yariety of silver Mounted ,k Plated Castors,
Cake Baskets, Waiters, Candlesticks, Butter and
Stan& Pearl Handle Desert Knives, Span*
Fork 4, Ladles, Fancy Artit les, all of which
is respectfully offered on the lowest terms I
se,_The Country Trade and Dealers generally
are iu%itcd to give tne a c.d.', and examine Goads
and Prices, being satisfied that my SILVER
WARE' cannot be surpassed either for fineness or
qu tlity, or the latest and most beautiful patterns.
January 17, 1859. ly
J. B. McClellan,
DEAT.ER in FIATS, CAPS and CHILDREN'S
FANCY GOODS. No. 343 West Baltimore
Jti ert, near the Eutaw I fome. Baltimore, keeps
on hand all goods of the best make and latest
Ftyle to be found' in a first OILS Te Li aid store.
A yell from persons visiting thsl/: solicited.
I)ec. 20, 18504. CiM*
George M. Bokee,
TAPOTITEItnud Dealer in CHINA, GLASS, k
Qr . E..NSWAIIE. No. 41 North Howard St.,
I,etx%e( n Lexington and Fayette Streets, Haiti
)l,l. [Dec. 30,•1858. ly
B. T. Hynson,
UPIIOLSTEItEII, PAPER HANGER, AND
VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER,
No. .;2 North Howard street, one door above
Lexinpion, BALTIMUSLIC.
Pip.r 7hgagiag..—Con3tantly In store, Ptyar
Ifa ogings of el ery description, end of the la:r3
and tuu.t approved patterns. Also, Borders
Fire Board Prints, kc.
Venetian Illuids.—Keep3 on hand, oad IRASIIO
facture , to order, Venetian Blinds of tal alum,
sizes and qualities, which will compare favor's
bly with any olTered to the public.
BE2y-Pktper Hanging done in the best style.--
Old Minds repainted and trimmed, or exchange.
Mar. h 7. 1439.
First Premium
17NAIIELI.FiD COTTAGE FURNITURE.—
r/ R. W. HEYWOOD, No. 10i North Charles
idreet. Baltimore, hat ing been engaged for the
I.tgt 17 years in the manufacture and sale of
the alio% e desirable Furniture, suited to country
residen , e,, has on La id a large variety, manufac
tured expres.dy for r2tail eale4.
Oak and Walnut Chamber Sets, Oak
and Walnut Extension Tables, Dining fog in and
Fancy Chairs, Sideboards, Hair and Husk "Mat
tre,,eA, Feather Pillows and Bolsters, kc., kc.
March 31, 18'9. ly
Wm. Knabe & Co.,
Nos. 1,3, 5 and 7 North Entavg Street,—
S.ILI•:SRUU)i No. 207 Baltimore Street,
between Charles and Light—BALTMORM, Md.,
Manufacturers of Gold Medal Premium GRAND
ANI) SQCABE PIAN O FORTES,
Wm. Kuahe k Co. would respectfully invite
the attention of the public, and those
in want of a FlitST PI t ` (I..ttrtbcir
as
surti d sto. k of in , tr.o:tl.t. far power
and qW(4.I.IIeSS 911.0•1‘.. tie touch,
and beauty of fini-11. ha%,•, id judge•,
hot•a pronounced uhrivaled he 1 , ny in t:,e coun
try. As to the relative merits of our i',.incis t we
would refer to the Certificates of I•;xcellence in
our possession, from THAi l l3l , lol., STRAKOSII,
G. SArl'Ell and H. VIEUXTEMPS, as also froui
some of the most distinguished professors and
amateurs in the country; also to the following
HIGHEST PREMIUMS, received within the last
three years: GOLD MEDALS at the Maryland
Institute, 1835, 1836, 1857. SILVER MEDALS
at the Metropolitan Institute, Washington ' 1857;
also, MEDAL at the Fitinklin Institute, l'hilathd
phia, 1836; FIRST FISMIUM at the Mechanics'
Institute, Richmond, 1855, 1856 All instru
ments of our manufacture have the fall iron
frame; and are guaranteed for FIVE YEARS.
gs_Particular attention paid to the selection
of Inatruniente for distant orders, and ft privilege
of exchange granted at any time within six mos,
if the instruments should not prove entirely Ratio
factory. A liberal discount to -Clergymen,
Teachers and Schools. Terms liberal.
Wholesale dealers will find it to their *dean.
tago to give us a call, as by greatly increased
facilities, we-are enabled to fill all orders with
dispatch.
sey—Constantly on hand, a large assortment
of M/ILODEONS, from the best Faetories. •
SECOND-HAND PIANOS at Great Bargains,
at prices from $3O to $l5O. Pianos Ilse!lmaged,
Hired and Tuned.
A call is respectfully solicited. '
"WILLIAM MOE A CO.
January 17, 1859. ly
New Lumber Yard.
T HE undersigned -hare opened t Laster Yard, at their Warehouse, corner of . Stra
tus' street and the Railroad, Gettysburg, where
they now hare Lumber on head and will eon
stonily keep a large assortment, to widekthey
ask the &Motion of bares. Their pdoes are as
low as the lowest, and no.. its spared to ao.
eommodate. KLLNEVELTER, REITZ, I CQ,.:
`Also, COAL k LINE at the lowest Oskar.
Ruth 21, 1859. 8m ,
Lumber 41c DAL
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