E
etrattranishateti. 1 , Re nard Ofered fir f.%e Arrest of A / I , : i tftes
Use Lief.. lassuirasts.—Rtcusosta, ?(pvensbei
er- •
In but week's paper s l tatmeopt e d t o s h o w nor Wise has issued a pros a matioa o7iring•
ekst timesis math %gilt eeefd be bed for $5OO reward each fur the arrest of Owen
the woe many, if ae sh o uld use gas i ns te a d ' Brown, Barclay Coppee, Menem and Tidd,
Hof tallow sit other traiiaary mans of , fugitive insurgents. [Copps* is the brother of
station. etas We &mid nimbly use more the man of the same name that was convicted
tight 'when Vet eonld proeurrit easily end at Charlatfown -This week. Owen Brown is a
cheaply, the coamtatptlonorould no doubt be' third son of Old Brown.]
reorrtimmatdy greater, so that the expense
Of light would in that event not be much
tees than it is at present. Sufficient has.
Therefore, been said to show that it would ! GETTYStil;R.G—Savoinav LAST
clearly bo the interest of the consumer to use !Superfine Flour
-gasli g ht, it it can be furnished at the price' Rye Flour
dread y stated. I White Wheat
Will it pay the manufacturer Will it' Bed Wheat
prove a Safe and profitable investment ? Loci Corn,
us enquire. I Rye.
Being in conversation, a few days ago, with Oats
I
a gentleman, who has erected the )ianyunk, Buckwheat • •
the West Philadelphia, and other gas work& Buckwheat ...........
in this State, he informed me that three Clocer Seed •-•
benches of retorts, each containing three, the I Til " °l , b Y '
necesseri buildings, gasometer, and tent, Fl ax '"e
tbousarW tett, or nearly two miles of main : Pl
pipe, would cost within twelve thousand dol-
kn. One hundred and fifty meters at $Bl
each would oust $l2OO, and about C to 800
worth of supply pipe would he fleets- -Fleur..
miry to convey the gas from the main pipes to ; Wheat
the pavements when introduced. This would Rye ....
be all the stock required, viz:
Works and main pipes, $12.000 t Oats ...
/50 meters, at $8 each.. ...l,zoo Clover Seed
Supply Pipe, 800 t Timothy Seed.. ..
t Beef Cattle, per hand
Total, $14,000 , Hogs, per hand
I was informed by the officers of an eflkientl Hay
gas company. it a neighboring town. that the t, Whiskey
cost oflabor to keep our works in operation Guano, Peruvian, per Loa
would be from $7O to $75 per month, ot from
$B4O to $9OO per annum. To supply IA
bunters for 300 nights, consuming 12 cubic
feet per night, would require 540,000 cubic
feet ofgss, and as each ton of good
and yields 9000 cubic feet, fel tons of coal
would be needed. In order that the gas
should be of food quality, the coal must be as
free as possible from 1114 hur. The Pittsbarg
gas works , and those o f Harrisburg, procure
their opal from Westmoreland county, finding
that, to be of excellent quality. At-the Har
risburg works the stool costs $3.83 per Lou;
but as they consume annually tons, and
our first year's consumption would probably
be but 50 tone, it 'might oust us a fraction
more, say $4 per ton, as far as liarrishurg.
Fur the remainder of the distance it would
certainly nut oust us tu,,re than $1.50 per
tun; su that we may reckon it as $5.50. for
fuel, the company would be at nu expense,
01111 , 111, 414 coke that is left after the gas is
driven off is more than sufficient to keep up
the fires. The excess, sold at b cents per
bushel, would more than purchase the lime
used in purifying the gas ; a bushel of lime
being sufficient to purify 9,000 to 10.000 feet.
The staxittut would therefore stand as ful
lows •
Can Company Dr., to ilattreitt 04314,000
iareatutent,
labor at $75 per Eno., 900
0 40 tons coa7 at $53,... 330
Cr., to 540,000 feet of gas,
et 4 mills per foot, 2,140
Balance la favor of Company,- ...... $9O
In which I have set down the :elior aad ma
teriels at the highest prices.
Now thief estimate is made upon tile iapt*.
sition that there would bx but 150 Corners for
300 nights in the year, burning 3 hours per
night. I leave out of the account the addi
tional oonsuniptiou that there would be ley 40
oe st/ burners; per night, if the Trustees of
the College should determine to introduce the
gas in the building and could effect an equita
ble arrangement in regard to the price of the
gas consumed, with the coatpauy. Leaving
this out, the interest, at 0 per cent., would be
paid the first year, by 150 burners, But the
rzpuriouca of all other towns proves that
persons, who at first refuse to hate the gas
introduced, upon seeing the superior light
enjoyed by their neighbors, soon come ns the
sse eoteclusion that they trill use it too. It
is indeed wife to estimate the increase of burn
ers tor the second year at 50, so that during
that 3 e.ir, there would, instead cf 150 be '..VJ
burners, consuming 720,000 cubits feet of bit.
But to produce the additional amount of gar
is'usihl require nu more malice than the price
of coal used. which would uut amount to more
than xllO. The profits of the company would
its that event-be so iucreca.d as to enable
them to divide front 10 to 12 per cent. Ileum
it is et:l4lll.4lst with a prudent numagement
tdie stuck of tLe cotnp.iuy uould be a safe sued
profitable investaneut.
Can the sock be secured! This I rill an
ewer in my next. J.
Murder in York County.
William Weakly, a Saso.fras distiflel., of
Chanceford township, York cuuoty,
Was stabbed in Ws abdomen by Neu Kale-
Laugh„ of ant same township, on Friday
AmtnineK, the ult„ on the public
bear the house of Mr. Geo, Alehouse, in Hope
well township, where ha wee afterwards
taken end medical aid procured. and every
other attention given him that the nature of
the case required. He lingered until Thurs
day morning following, when death relieved
him from his saferiag. Mr. Weakly leaves
a wife sod six amid! children to mourn hi 4
untimely end. Kaleboagh has been arrested
and committed to prison.
Outrage mu/ Murder is Cistzler cuunly ,
--The West Chester Time. gives the follow
ing particulars relative to the alleged murder
of ayoung girt named KiaiLls, aged about 10
or 11 years, am! residing near Twaddle's Inn.
in Lower Osfoid township, Chester county.
On Tuesday afternoon last this little girl
met on an errand across afield where s young
buy of 16 named Lieyburn, was plowing. She
did IWS ratan. that night. Early next morn
ing diligent search was instituted, and soon
her lifeless body was found in a dam near by,
with be hard croolissl and mutilated with
stone. 'Trues the .dam tracks were found
jeading across the Flowed field to the place
where young lieybuin was plowing, where
Marks of a struggle *ere ptain, and where
also a stone was picket up having marks of
blood upon it. The fo4-tracks represented
throe of lteyburn. lie vas immediately ar
rested, and denied all knowledge of the deed,
hut suggested IWO it ntigla bate been done
by two ingress who bad crossed the field.—
Dist there were no tracks to 'sustain this stow.
ma,rriec/..
Oa the lit inst., by the Rer Jacob Ziegler,
Mr. PETER DILLON, of Frankla tow ns hip, to
)(its EMILY BLACK, of Xenon% township.
OA the 31 inst., by Use Her. *cob i Ziegler,
K,. SA MVEL HOMfAX, to M irk. CSAN NA II
11. SLAYS4,UGH, both of Butler ternship.
On Timid,/ wonting last, at th residence of
Mr, Andre" Polley, by Rev. J. HEeiser, Mr.
DAVID TROXEL, Jr., to Miss AwA xArgy
ZECIICK, ill of this place.
Oa the same day, by the same, Mr,1011,1 V.
SHRIVES, of Honorer, to Miss Stink A,
YOUNT, of this place.
Oa the Id inst., at St. Joseph'sl l ,. i n
brlter. Father G. Haller, DAN_'
i lt bil M Yto Miss CLARA BARBS N.
Cte
At the residence of the bride' father, th e
24th by the Be *. W. T.jraght, Mr. Urn
S. EC T, of the Miaow Gtarak,
'Liza CATELAKINK, eldest daughter $.
Lockett Sworasstedt, of New Market, Md.,
3DieCt- . ,
o n the 19th wt., it, 14,9etpleasaat townsiN VII RANSIOSToX IPAJIMEIL-1, anstipper &yew
1111.3011.1 SMITS, in the 35th year of his ag • I . " Lea t ir ksi tt Agrimitertsla• alltkin iota= j r t :
Os the lath of flepiesaber, GABRIELLA. ,be imilibelbe stirlikr 11 1 11 Male St a " . ..
pgad a yeses, sod oa , so
. rawtertaa aswesst. Mama to U.
math ItZGLEA, aged v. .kisassoos .O. dassals sessigr,
..Vistis a.n sad Elisabeth allskaag dory la= m itslbs brit garti•
Asaitlansassl samat la thinitei Is
, 7 70 . 71 re nth eit, WILE.I d eollise ma. arm eat aim by but
asortli, ass allsastlasarad
Saiarlia age; sad os I
Il iii litsltryear ,3
*Ot i s sad lazy ,
- Oa Avi' tiftVagh, at
ow; ,stilba . eskori
• fah sit
a , ll* oft:Tino
spa of 14. final '
terweship•
TO 001111IMPT1T2L—Ttot adwilettwof bat's, Ire **-
! stared to boal•b le few wwwwf, by • very Mateo remodr,
after heartier Naomi runt year, with a attire. Law
foetiera, awl that dread Maroc Cowonoptioa.—la &emboss
to awoke karma to bie folk.. siren the soar of ware.
. To all who dram It be wilt seal a sap, at the poeseriptioa
and (free of eitawfo) with Creators for preparlag sad
eml. the wino whisk they will awl a own ears for Coo.
' wateptioa. Asthma, fkoweliitle, Sta. The owl, Went of the
adrertlier la seirtiag the proorrlption bi to basalt the aalle•
tot. eat he hew entry eafferwr will try hie ravel). a• It
will mot thou Duthie'. awl way pion a bloadag. Parties
widslag the proseripthre will plows Manes •
/NT. KDW AID • WILSON
Oat. al. Ilia Williaiwebargi, [hp re., T
$B4O
2,970
The Maximo-Le..
BALT 131ORK—Fanwr war
5 12 to II 37
1 20 t0..1 55
75 to - SI
... 60 to SIB
31 to 43
... 5 00 to 5 25
.. 3 50 to 2 TS
5 00 to 500
6151 7 st
13 00 toll' 00
26 to 37
62 00
HANOVICR—Tscraso LT L AZT
Flour, from wagons
Do. from 5t0re5.........
Wheat
Rye
Corn
oats .
Clover Seed
Timothy Seed
Plaster
YORK—Fame, If LAST. on.
Flour, from wagons...—. 5 On
Do. from stores.....
Wheat
Rye....
Corn 80
Oats 37
Clover Seed ...... ..... 5 00
Timothy Seed 1 75
➢fester ............... 650
S3rxiw)ia,l IsTcyticen=.
Di. Witt %WS 13 WWII 01 WILD CREltlY.—Tbie
proparalias is • certain man tor all disarm at the Thant
ad L Ceirta. Ilrerrelgthe Whooping Com* Croon.
lad/hat esptioa, ta. ,La mtallresattes et Ititt
sot .diet authors Ity dug Cescomptios am Ire
aremerante lactseeet of samplete roommates from the Ala
imom by the am of the Ibileem mut Im giros.
Impotent letter from 34/V. Jamb Podgier, well locana.
mad highly reepettal throve:teal the State of Perrot mg*:
thuover, Pa.. fob H, IbIS.
timers S. W. Towle!. Co , bete..—Deer The :—ller•
lag reallsed is my family Jetports.' be tilts frees IN um
of your rateable prepluetios—Wiatar's Salome of Wild
Charry—it sheds sr pleats., le remousiewl It to the pub
lk horse tight years ego awe el my daughters ammed to
be Is a ditalise. eel little hopes d be. recovery were/oder-
Weed. I ties procured* bottle of year timeliest hal
ears. end before she bad takes the whsle of the costesta et
the bottle the.. ems great improtormist Is her health
I have. la my imllvideal ems. rude tresses' itim of your
valashle mialiciae, sal has elope bees besellttod by it.
1 sushi. however. nation the pablic escalade ismositioa t
bermes, there M ague" deal espartos* W.s'ur'e habeas el
Will Cherry "goal throughout the caustry.
J AOOll UCH L .
(Bow. or rite meg worthless essaterkiiM Th.
ria l jesoloa, Pare. as 4 Medicinal Balesm hm the same 1
I. hems " writern with a pea. and the risked barns of
We proprietors, /owls I Us.," as the ester weep.
Por •
Prepare! by Setts W Snide k Co , Hoelos. sad for male
by A. Y. Ituthler, riettyrberg; Jacob Pelweiler. litsamme.
burg; h. Stealer. New Ostend; tr. U. lbehleser. Abbetts
tows ; Willi.uo Wolf, Cott Serb.; Peter lieblits, stam p
too; Win. S. Metcalf, York Spriest; James • 1.1140 r. Sao
millibars; ass by all dealers la asediciass. ((W.V. der
ROO/LARD'S OILMAN BITTIZNIL
TRY TRIM fOR DTISPerIIA.
TRY TRIM POI LITZ& COMPLAINT.
TRY TILER 11(111 N ERVOC.d RINI lel r •
TRY Tll/11 /OR 00114,T1P
TRY TURN run Met. URAJOACIIII.
TRY THIM FOR WANT Or APPRTITIL
TR T Tllllll PON WANT OP I7(IUM4Y.
TRY TRIM rote WIAKNISS.
TRY TRIM Pull PILLS.
Yew can abtaia theta *Carey armrest sr dealer In awn
tine' In the United States, Canada', Neat lilies, ',Swath
America, for IS cents per battle.
They are prepared by Dr. C. M. Jacksra, 41$ Arch
*treat, Philadelphia, Pa , axed see that his signature l Oa
the wrapper et oath battle.
tar sale by A. D. UAW, Arid, Oettyabarg—read
dealers generally thmaiihout the minty. (WA. 11. lia
ICDIC %L I if POSSIMILI it I Cll.—ror a bag Liam a *at
tain clam at dimmed bars MIMI U.. 1111 awl practice at
TM Mod matlawst matabora of Om mutat mattes' Ilaulty.
torailmet ammo; lamas Ira NtlitlA Malabo' opilopay or fall
lag sts. happily Due L. lb. skill apt ia•aati re goals* of
as essamat sauneust of klaltlasur+, $4.. this dtalam kaa
love broagLt +Ulna lb. mama of a aura. lll•attedo to Um
=tam callml the Vagatata. Ectract Lis loptm Pill*,
+I mat praparad by Dr. Seth S. Llama, of 105 Balta.
tam+, MA Slum ttmlr Samovar, =July paraucts rho 1.4
even up all Lop. of •14•14 Wag aural. bars bees tmodlaral
to the fall aaJoyamat ImAlth Prosularat lamas liarm
as sties% mumeramMe I.,gttiout, of Ilamtarttla,
Alabama. U, L b a autism.. m 000•11 tram I:pilopay, as
ottbor pa ribatl 4 0 Lb. • 0,41, LIO, Or k miring 't warn
to pain a rook rituout bar lag as •ttmk. an,l uiloa falloag
la Ma Menet+ uf Hance+ U. Is our fully motored WWI
/OW .at bad sa atLast fur more than a year Dr ifaliCell
Pals bars toss lb* aura mom of WA tatre. Tame rolls
also rum all cutulideALtuct. of Vita, Sys,ruy o u, etaunut, As ,
AD{ ar• fIKV ••(••Caab:• for p+rame uf risk aorta.. Dr.
mom asula ttuv I. soy 1•84,1 of the country +a the re.
C• 404 0( • r..illti•.lo<•. Pnce, on. bur, Si;
tvaly+, SU. Ad..tru.s Sella S. IL.Ar., 1 , 41 naltmoors
street, Baltimore, 111 (Out. 17. La
THE GREAT E 5111.1611 Iik.IICDT !--1111 JAM[
CLARKC'SCet.t.seirtu 1.11. prepared trout •
preorriptiou by J %1 D Pnywcia•
liar, to W. lfo.ra Thad weU Immo omelitias is we tam•
pre , tem. het • rare •tel data reused, foe r.g.m.t.
an! Otetrurtioss, (rout any cases whatever, matt al
• remedy. tbey coataln teothlair bortfultV
ebettital.loo To hi matt nu COI Se at id peculiarly suited.
It wady, in • abort time, braes Loa ewat.hty perked with
refulanty.
These Pills have serer keen known to fail where Hue
direetiore on 3.1 page of pamphlet aro weit °boomed.
far fanner particulars Cat • puephleit fres of the wrest.
:"1 B —St and 6 poets/pi stataogie saeloseil to say autlior
'lei sent, will tauure • buttia, cont.tialog over 60. plib 47
;stern of mail
T. W Upott Jk Sou, Wlsoleasls Agnate, Pkibedelphis
A. U. Mis.Jitir, Agent, Gott., rbarg (June 13,'59. by
DFLIILYPTON'S COMPOUSD DMRKTIC PILI.I. aro
reettienereded by missal Ptirsictaas, se • ado,
MUM. 'primly sod porseree4 sere for Unmet. Strleteree
tad all other alsea,re or dersage+boat a the bladder sal
kideleya. Price Tilly meta per box —Not to Lay ad4reee
free et recespt of pm*. Address DIL J. T. HA- UPTON &
CO, Nu. 403 Sprstae west, rbil"Petplas.
Ate*. Proprietor* and MeattLecterers of
Dr. Ilecuptoo's Luti-ttbeemalie Dlttolo,
I, II ligelacatot Cosi\ Elyrep,
TA* Greet Deeklerettiak or lieu keetut - sr.
Art/i. 1649. 2ut
[of- ram Lauds for silo 2 masa h00fL1464614 by
Railroad la as d tots of bow Jersey. Pon awn( the boot
fw Agriesiteral parposaa, beim • good loom sod, slab •
clay bottom. Tb• bust as a Large tract, di, Mod lida small
tarmac, sad bsodond• from all parts of tbs wooer, are lbar
settling 004 twinning. TM amps praises& as• largo sod
ass Mars growing. Tbs chassis is ollallgbVal. sad ascots
from frosts. Torun from SU b SW Far sera, payable
witbis foot years by isstatisoot.s. To riot lb* place—
W
K
s** Ttss direst ban', at Tbiladolpbbs, at I A.
by Raillatis4 for lisauscatos. or addries R. J Byrom, by
NOW, Utiontanto• Vasa Odle, Atlantic amity, Item Joe.
j ay. Ma hat inicselliattioinit la samosa soles's.
1.1.1101.1% k. SUM,
Qom or ImoOsa LID "sass 'essay', rwli.toatraia,
111wamdawatraws at 'Sits Loa, Slag Paw, Irsysiabss,
10. Wbaiwasia itawkors la Dray, Made, Ohm. duc—
ally aad Couto Daraiwitta wba Wake to pratbsaa from
Galati Nast awl at assaptsai• prism we rawywitally
R io
to laspwat war ewes. Oar WWI* lows, 1, se,
Vsnulms, aro be nom *as ass lireessl
trYolaa 1. hobbles Uses." tirosebost the Vase. sad ere
esiescast astaitasales. - Wriest ass issispisist h •vit
resstbsi IMAM 11110411141 . orders Wawa.
let T,111617-1.?
Notice.
7 given to all maim
‘lvea indebted to the lain
BONS, to toll ea se before
6lte settleseat, ea atter dist
41 he placed is the Mods
Itrt velleetioe. By Weed;
coals sin be pied.
JOBS 9COTT. -
4****t.
Drams-Xaking.
CHRISMER respectfully
Ladies of Gettysburg that it
carry ea Dress-taskiag, in all DA
Catalog aad Wittig Dresses and
Children's plain sad kncy Clothing
In chasuberiburg street, in the 01 ,
House, up stairs. (Nos
Bri3k Yard
EoftSALE OR SRN - T.—The iv,
for Sal e or Rent his BRIM.
k creek, in the Borough of CH
Tbs Yard has • good run of (-intm
• mare thanes to say on. deslrm
rent Be would Also sell his Hog,
of Land sidjoinitrg the Yard. Poas
let of April next. JO'
Nov. 7, 1459. 3t
6 00
350
1 10 to 1 25
1 00 to 1 15
2 00
, 00 to 5 15
2 49
1 20
. 00
0 50
95
.
I L
LL persons who are Indebted tome hy .
Note or Book account, of long • undiaQ,
are noticed that snit will be brought
spoor all such claims that are not paid prior to
the Ist day of Jouusary we
No•. 7, lass
TWIN SMITH'S ESTATE.—Letter testa
!/ asentary on the estate of John Smith,
I late of Mosatpleasant township, Adams couety,
deceased, having been granted to the under
-1 laChed, residing in Oxford township, be here
dby gives notice to all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, end
, Mouse having claims against the lams to pre
`test them properly authenticated for settle
ment. } I RAN eIS lIARSII ALL,
Nov. 7, 11130. 111* di easior.
ii. Bann ov Orrevasciso, 1
Nov. 1,185 g. I
f
Directors oftthe Bank of Gettysburg r.:,,,, this day depared • Dividend of FOUR.
a CM., payable ori or after the 7th of
November inst. T. D. CARSON, Cashier.
Nov. 7, Inv. 3t
5 00
6 50
1 15 to 1 25
so
75
24
6 00
2 00
4 40
Dinointlon of Partnership.
PIrOTICE is hereby circa that the Partner
ship between Robert Sheads C. H. Baeh
end A. B. Kurtz, was dissolv ed on the la
day oiNetvatioer, 1559, so far as relates to A. B.
Klutz, by mutual conseet—the said A. B.
Kurtz haring assigned all his interest in the
Stock, Book Amosem, Ac., to LA said Robert
Bbeads aad C. U. Buehler. by whom the busbies,
will het optimised under the firm of SHEADS A
BURBLER. Alldebts due to thefirm of Shreds,
Backlit k Kurtz are to be paid to, and those
due from the same to be discharged by, the Grin
of Bbeeds A Buehler. • RORRRT 811610.3,
0 73
1 10 to 123
82
Nov, 'I, '59. 3t
Howard Aasootation,
BILADELPHIA.—A Benevolent Institution
established by special Endowment, for the
telief of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted with
Virulent and Epidemic Diseases, and especially
for the Cure of Dioceses of the Sexual Organs.—
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with a de
scription of their e.indition, (age, occupation,
habits of life, Itc.,) and la cases of extreme
poverty, Medicine tarnished free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhcea,
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and
un the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dis
pensary, sent to the afilicted in sealed envelopes,
free of charge. Two or three Stamps for post
age will be acceptable.
Address Dr. J. SKILJANIIOUOBTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth St Philadelphia, Pr ord
AT PUBLIC SALE.—In pursuance of an
order of the Orphan's Court of Adams
county, the subscriber, Administrator of the
estate of JOIIIPA Ct.rx•, deceased, will over at
Public Sale, on the premises, on Saturday, the
19th de, of November next, A TRACT OF LAND,
containing 38 Acres, neat measure, situate in
Mountpleasant township, Adams county, ad
joining lands of Moses Senft, John Sneerinwer,
sad others. About 3 acres are Woodland, with
a ettiScient portion of Meadow. The land is in
• high state of oultirstion, it haring been limed.
Cronowago creek runs along part of one line ti
The improvements are a one and
a half story Stone Dwelling HOUSE,'
with Kitchen, • good doable Log
Rant, and Shed*, Corn-Crib and 111
Wagon Shed, a Smoke and Spring
Howse, with a never-failing spring and a well of
water near the door an oicellent young Ap
ple Orchard, with other choice fruit, such as
apples, pears, peaches. plums, tr. The fences
are in goal repair. The property lies about
one-fourth of a mile from &nit's MW. Persons
desiring to. view it are re,ueste4 to call on
Joseph Citipk, Jr, irn6 resides near the prem
ises. A clear title and possession will be given
on the first of April next.
pilv-Sale to commence at I o'clock, P. M., on
said day, when attendave will be given and
terms made known by
PETER SIIITLI, Adoe'r
By the Court—ll G. Weta, Clerk. .
Oet. 31, 1109. te*
New Oyster Saloons.
rbsubscriber has opened new Oyster and
&ding Saloons, on the south side of
ersburg street, near the Diamond, (two
doors below Ceo. Arnold's Store,) where be
will receive EVERY DAY, (Sunday excepted,)
and serve in the various styles, the best quality
of FRESH OYSTERS, from Baltimore. By
keeping a good article, he expects to receive •
liberal patronage. He will also supply Oys
ter wholesale to other establishments.
His Dill of Fare will. however, not be confin
ed to Oysters alone. Other articles in the Sat
ing line can always be had In season—alio a
nice glass of ALE.
SprEntrance to Ladies' Saloon at the centre
door of the building—to Gentlensen's Saloon at
the dour adjoining it on the west.
G. F. ZeiCENRODE
Gettysburg, Oct. 31, 18:,9.
Winter Millinery.
NINETSS NIcCRF. LRY will open to-morrow a
new and beautiful assortment of MIL
RY AND FANCY GOODS, consisting of
Bonnets, ILII4 mad CApot, B on net reasons, Saks
and Vollets of all colors with Feathers,
Flowers and Ribbons to match. Laces, Ruches,
Allusions, Malines, and Waslibloods, Fancy
lie Ad-dresses, Hair balls, Ilair4seushes and
Combs, Soap, Perfumery, and Lilly White.—
Silk. and Embroiderie., Loclies' and Children's
Gloves and Hosiery, Steel Extension Skirts,
(all sizes.) Also, Nooks and Shawls of the
most fashionable styles, with a variety of other
articles for the ladies' toilet, too numerous to
mention—all of which we will be happy to show
to those who may give us a call.
Oct. 31, 1859. Ins
11.131 Or GiTTYIIIICIG,
Oct. 24, 1839.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders
of the Bank of Gettysburg, that ►n Elec
tion for Thirteen Directors, to serve OD* year,
will be held at the Banking-house, oa Atomic',
the 1 idit day of Noroniter oat. •
bar-A general meeting of the Stockholders
will be held at the tame time.
Oct. 14, 1859
0 YOU WANT A GOOD AMBROTYPE7—
Thea go to eaver's Bky-llglit Gallery,
Il W
ddle street, Gettysburg.
AxBRO, llelaino, !Camel and Photograph
Pictures, of superior style, taken st Wea
ver's Sky-light Gallery.
gercrus copied from old specimens of all
Mods ; also hunted is Lockets, Breast
aad Finger Ringo, by SAMUEL WEAVIIR.
AMITEL WgAVU in ea old and experienced
0 artist, sad his *tares always give satis
facti
ILieldon, whoa
me** takes at his fiky-light Gslleg,
le
AY DICK, what muds you go to Pailadaipitta
to have your factors takaa flask yam,
L'l
t Lod it takes at woviles Sky-tight
kg, Ask Govsbirg•
N k BRO. - keep tiesataatly ea Mai a
aemottmeet of _— cases, "'waft,
Lockets, Breast-plast, tie., at tkair sew
aky-lititt vinery, N: .40r.bf the Dlateoett,
Getipbert. Oct. 24.
Last Notice.
GEO. ARNOLD
Notice.
Dividend.
C. H. TIMMER,
A. U. Kt:FITZ.
Election.
T. D. C.tRSON, Cashier
The Greatest Disocrsery
TUE AGE.—lnloassaatory sad CI
\ieuesatirm can be cared by using
CELURATED 11111ELTMAT1C
Many prominent chi/tens of (hi
lining counties. hare testified
ility. Its success in Rheumatic
As been hitherto unparalleled
introduced to the public. Pri
per bottle. For sale by nll drnggli
carpets. Prepared only by II 1.. MI
•sale and Retail Druggist. Rest
county, Pa.. dealer in Drugs, Chea
Nrnish, Spirits, Paints, Dye-stuff'
i.,' Essences sod Tinctures, W .
'erfUmery. Patent Medicines, kc.,
A.D. Buehler 14 the Agent in Ceti.:
L. Miller's Celebrated Rheunnati
[Oct. 24, 18.511
Register's Notice.
is hereby given to all legatees and
otter persons concerned that the Admin.
istration accounts hereinafter mentioned will
be presented at the Orphan's Court of Adams
county for confirmation and allowance, ois
Afeasior, du 21st dar of Norember Rex?, at 10
o'clock, A. M., %ix:
151. She second orrf'd final account of John
and Daniel Mickley, Executors of the last will
isoltestament of John Mickley. Sr., deceased.
152. First and finial account of William B.
Gardner, Administrator of the estate of Amos
Meals, deceased.
153. The first aid final Account of &hastiest
Stitsel, Administrator of Use *state of Daniel S.
Martz, deceased.
ZACHARIAH MYERS, &piste.
Register's Office, Gettys
berg, Oct. 24, 1859. f
Here We Are Again !
AustLARGER STOCK AND CHEAPER GOO DS
THAN EVER I—MARCUS SAMSON has
returned from the cities of New York and
Philadelphia, with the largest stock offal! sad
Winter Clothing ever offered in Gettysburg.—
Samson Is noted fbr selling good and cheap
Clothing, bat the stock now on hand exceeds
anything he has been able to offer hereto/bre—
having purchased on advantageous terms.—
His stock consists in part, of all kinds of Over
coats, Shawls, Pantaloons, Waistcoats, Under
shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Hats and Caps Boots
and Shoes, and in fact every th ing neces sary to
rig a man out from bead to feet is complete
order. If any one wants a complete sait—
GOOD AND CHEAP—they will do well by
calling at Samson's.
iparAlso—Musical inetramen is, le welry, mid
Notions, which it is not necessary to specify,
wars on hand at SAMSON'S.
Oct. 24, 193 a
Fairview Farm
Aum'l' 'PRIVATE BALE —A Very &simile
Preperry.—Thin Farm is situated on the
masburg Turnpike adjoins the Borough of
Gettysburg, and is in sight of the Railroad De
pot, containing 111 Acres and TO Parches, more
or less, 12 Acres of which Is covered with
Timber and about 20 Acres of Meadow. The
improvements are a Two-story
...
f 1
Wisatherbodirded Dwelling BOUM: , --` 1111
with a One-story Rack-building, a . ' 4 ,
good Barn, Medusa's Shop, and
__- ...,.... ..
other Out-buildings--all in good order. k rom
the Piazza of the House you have a full view of
the town, and can see the Cars arriving and de
parting. The land is mostly red soil, is of good
quality, and susceptible of a high state of culti
vation. Lime acts sell on it, and can always
belad at the Railroad Depot, one mile distant,
at 12 cents per bailie!. There is a young App
pin mai Peach OPeitsed, and a great variety of
fruit in the yard.. A sell of water at the door,
and a never-failing Spring at the barn. This
property, with very little expense, con be made
a very desirable sod most beautiful country
residence, well calculated for a vineyard and
vegetable farm.
194 - 1 will sell cheap and on the most accom
modating terms. It will be shown either by
Mr. Mentz, living on the premises, or myself,
residing in town. GEORGE ARNOLD.
Gettysburg, Pa., Sept. 5, 1859.
- - --
Private Sale.
TnUE subscriber offers at Private Sale, a
HOL - SR AND LOT, situate on the Long
e, Gettysburg, adjoining Owen
Robinson's property. The Rouse •il I I
1.11 a one and • half story frame, •
witbWood-shedattached,and other -
outbuildings. A Well of newfall-
ing water on the premise,:
MARY ROSENFIELD
Oct. 31, tno. im*
More New Goods
T the Sign of the BIG BOOT, In Chambers
burg street. We have just received a
ergo stock of HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, BUOES,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, puny 11a:-
owls, Collar, Ih'bip4, ie. , and are determined
to seU at the lowest prices possible for cash.—
Call and judge fur yourselves.
Oct. 17, 11159. COBEAS & CULP.
Caution.
THE public are hereby cautioned against
trusting my sou, Francis X. Jacobs, on my
account, as r nm determined to pay no bills of
his contracting unless compelled by law. He
left this on the 15th inst.. and his whereabouts
is unknown to the undersigned.
G &MGM J .COBS.
Gettysburg, Oct. 24, 1859. St
Still a Few More
GOOD FARMS IN M A RICRT.-1 will sell from
IN) to 200 Acres, in tracts to suit purcha
sers. They are well supplied with wood,water,
fruit trees and good meadows. Any quantity
of hay can be made. These propertlet lie from
1; to 2 Idles seat of Gettysburg. For terms
call sa the subscriber. JOSEPH {MOLE.
Sept. 24., 1369.
ASSAIIAII SCOTT. J. SCOTT
A. Scott & Son,
"ZsHALERH in Dry Goods, Farley Articles,
Qa•esiserare, Groceries, ke., Ake , opposite
Hotel," Charshoesbr et street.
A Fresh Assortment
Op GOODS RECEIVED AT REININGER'S.
—The sehscriber has just returned from
the City with another and most sple idid imort
meet of Goods for GENTLEMEN'S REAR—to
which he calla the attention of the public. Ile
has selected his stock with great care, and can
sedl and manufacture every variety. of Clothing
in the cheapest and most substantl.il manner
De desires all who wish to be well fitted with
good. genteel FALL .iND WINTER CLOTHING,
to give him a call. lie cannot be excelled in
the town. Every one, therefore, who desires a
bargain, should call with him at his Merchant
Tailoring Es'ablishment in Carlisle street, next
door to XlcConsugby's llall.. _
JACOB RFANINGER.
Oct. 31, 1353.
House and Lot
FOR SALE.—I will sell a small Dwell
ing HOUSE AND LOT, on Chain
barg street. Also, several Building
Lots in the Borough. GEO. ARNO
Gettysburg, Sept. 12, 1859. tf
Photographs,
lIRROTYPES, Meleinotypee.Sphereotypes,
c.
and all kinds of Pictured at the Ex'liar
ti4l ery, Gettysburg. Oet. 24.
Notioe.
1C1 1 1:11AEL A. SLAGLE'S ESTATE.—Letters
IV of administration on the estge of Michael
i t
A. ti gle, late of Oxford township, ' dams co.,
dee'd, having been granted to the
residing in the same township , Ilti l Z
gives notice to all persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
DAVID' IL SITERS, Adger.
Oct. 17, 1859. fit*
Ladies' and Xiamen' Shoes.
LADIES' line black sad fancy colored Bag.
Lasting Gaiters, floe black Congress Eng.
Ong Gaiters; fine black Foxed Congress
Bag. Lasting Gaiters, line Marano and Bbl
Boots, Buttoned Boots, he. Mown fad Chil
dren's Shoes and Gaiters of every variety--
Ladies are very respecthilly invited to call sad
examine these goods toe themselves. No
troublito show goods at R. F. NicILMINTtIL
Look Out
•
i:y No. 1, and get your Pktalsse At the
XLCIt Gs/tory, comer of tie M
istook Gettysburg. TYSON A BRO.
Sales.
A Vahtabis Property
of sundry writs of Femlitiessi A. , PRIVATE SALE.—The undersigned of
ming out of the Court aeon,- fers at Private Sale, his MANSION FARM,
Adams county, Pa., sad to me ammeter ost the Chamberviburg Turopike, I} miles
be exposed to . Public sale, at the from Gettgabarg, Adams_ county, Pa. It is
Gettysburg, on SMiarday, the most desirable property, and has been for many
orewaber nest, at 1 o'clock, P. M., years occupied as a Tavern Stand, fur which it
leseribed Real Estate, viz: 14 well adapted, having every convenience.
w LAND, situate In Mount- The Farm contains shout ISO Acres, wore or
hip. Adams county. pa., adjoin- less, about So a.:res of which are Timber-land,
imams &Tipton, .loaeph Bpang- well covered ; the fencing is mostly of chesnut
loughtelin, and others, contain- rails and locust stekts, and in good condition.
more or less, improved . The improvement.s consist of a large
a half story Log MOUSE, fin Double Two-Story BRICK 110t7SH, 1111
Julldiu attached, Lo a large new Bank Barn, (with three
part frame and part log, an Or- floors,) a large Stone Stable, Wag
trees. spring of water, ke. Seized on Shed and Corn Crib ; Stone Tenant I once
execution as the property of and Illack:.mith Shop ; two wells of water, one
in front and the other in the rear of the large
duelling; three Apple Oreb.irds, u ith a variety
of other fruit, such as peaches, peargr.4pluiti4,
cherries, Lc.
F LANE), situate in Latimore
.ownship, Adams county, Fa., adjoining lands
U. Gardner, P. IL Italtensperger, and others,
containing 13 Acres. more or less, im
proved with a two-story Weatherboard- ;
eti House, Frame Barn, an Orchard of
fruit trees and a well of water, *c.
Also, A TRACT OF LAND, situate in thin
tington township. Adams county, Pa., adjoin
ing lands of John Wolford, W. Webb, and
others, containing 13 Acres, more or less.—
Seised and taken in execution u the property
of FILMIILIX
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in Mount
pleasant township, Adams county. Pa., adjoin
ing lands of John May. Samuel Cashman and
others, containing 13 Acres, more or less, on
which are erected a one story Stone
HOUSE and Frame Stable ; a spring on tiFF
the premises. Seized and taken in ex
cation as the property of SiiintiLL F. Calasarstt.
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in Germany
township, Adams county, Pa., adjoining lands
of Wm. Hull, Dr. R. F. Sborb, Matthew Hoff,
George Will, and others, containing 112 Acres,
more or lam improved with a two story
Log HOUSE, double Log Barn, Wagon 5
Shod and Corn Crib attached, Graic
House, Smoke House, Spring House, with
spring of water, Orchard , of fruit trees, ke.—
Seised and taken in exec_ktlon as the property
Of Dante and ItuzAierrn
A TRACT Or LAND, vitiate in Latimore
township, Adams county, Pa, containing 13
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of John
Harbold and others, imprtired with a two
story Log HOUSE with sons story Stone
Back-building attache d , Frame Barn,
Frame Smith Shop, and her outbuildings i a
well of water, SA ore of fruit trees, he.—
Seised mad takes in execution as the property
of Taunus T. WADIIIIII. •
A TRACT OF MOUNTAIN LAND, situate in
Hamiltunban township, Adams county, contain
ing 4100 Acres, more or leas, bounded on the
south by lands of Cootie Before, Thomas
Walker, and others, on Moe east by lands of
David Snyder and others, On the newt by lands
Thaddeus Stevens and others, Radon the west
by the Franklin county line, improved
with two one story log Tunant HOUSES improved
with
small Lou of cleared land, the bal. It
'tuft being timber - land. ikized and taken a
execution as the estate of Sauce!. licoaxs, dec'd.
A TRACT OF LAND, 'situate in Franklin
township, Adams enmity. containing 222 . Acres,
more or less, adjoining lints of John, George
and Thomas Kohl. Chas. McKenrick, and others,
being improved land in'. part, on which is
erected a two story Log ROUSE ; also,
a two story Frame House, Bank Barn, an,
Saw Mill, Shingle Mill, alai other out
buildings, all in good order. Seized and taken
in execution as the property of AKDZEW Mc-
Kismu.
By virtue of s writ of !Lerosi reteifil, issued
out of the Court of Compton Pleas of Adams
county, and to me directed, will be exposed at
public sale, at the Court-house, in Gettysburg,
on Saturday, the ItsA clan tf Noronha nut, the
following Real Estate, viz
A TRACT OF LAND, s4tuate in Cumberland
township, Adams vonntri Pa., containing 140
Acres, more or ' , POI. adjqining lands of haat.
Deardorff, Joseph Raiky, and bthrrs, ittr rove,'
with a two-stint big HbLSE with a .
one and a halt story Log B:Lek-building [Et
attached, Hank Barn, part frame and
part stone, Wagon Shed . ; Corn Crib, Spring
House, and other ontbuilimgs ; a running foun
tain at the door, an Orchard of fruit trees. kc.
Seined and taken In execution as the estate of
PaysnKacittnn, deceased,iwith notice to Chris
than Keckler, his F.aeautori and also with notice
W Christian Keckler and David Keckler, devisees
of said Peter Keckler, deceased, and also with
notice to Timothy Lane, twirre tattant.
ISAAC Lila! TNER, Sherif.
Sheriff's Once, Gettysberg. Oct. 24, '59.
air Ten per cent. of the purchase money upon
all sales by the Sheriff , ist be paid over im
mediately after the pro is struck down. arid
OR failure to comply there ith, the property will
again be put up for gale,
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.—The
subscriber °Beni at Private Sale, his val
uable Pane, situated In Hissiltonbmt township,
Adams co, near MellbenUy's Mill, containing
lea ACRES, more or Ices, ou
which are erected a two-steryfra me " Ili
weatherboarded Hons., 4 double 1 I
Log Dam with good she • _
around, a good Wagon SIM•4I and .rn r a
Spring House, with a Lever-failing fountain of
excellent Mineral Water! constantly cunning
through It, and other ont4o-baildings. Close to
the Barn - is sambaing foUntain for watering
stock, ke. The land Is lii a high state of cal
tivaxion, between three !and four thousand
bushels of lime having b4en put on it daring
the post year, and is under good fencing.—
There is a suaicient quanthy of excellent Mea
dow and Timber land on !the property. Per
sona wishing to view the property will call oa
the owner, residing tbermin.
sh'Terms will beActioramodatine.
WILLIAM M. BICHAY.
Oct. 17, 1859.—it
Orphan's Court Sale
r'll? TOWN PROPERIT.—Tbe subscriber,
gxec2tor of the last Will and testament of
Bass, Wteuts, deed., be virtue of an Order
of the Orphan's Court of Adams county, will
offer at public sale, on the premises, oa Sena ,
day, tLs IVA cley of Sore eekrr sat, the LOT OF
GROUND, late of said Testator, situate an the
South-east corner of East and Strattun
streets, in the borough of Gettysburg, adjoining
tuts of George Swope on the East and bonade4
by an alley to the rear, on which are ~
erected a LOO HOUSE, Log Stable and ilfr,
other improvements, offering many ad
vantages from its situation..
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, P. M., when I
attendance will be given and terms made
known by J. 8. DANDER, Executor.
By order of Court--lissay O. Woo', Clerk.
Oct. 17, 1859. 3t
Town Property for Sale.
subscriber offers at Private Sale,
r llOUtig AND HALF LOT OF INV,
etOUND, on Washington street, nea (II
1,..
Gettysburg. The House it a one story
Frame Weatherboard, with.* Wood Sense, and
a first-rate Well of water. Fruit trees on the
promises.
not sold by Monday, tie 21st of Nowsiber
*e:t, it will on that day be offered It public
sale, at I o'clock, P. V. Enquire of Mr. Gco.
.3nrocc, for terms, LC.
Oct. 7, 1859
TO RETAILERS AND DISTILLERS.—Tbe
Retailers of Goods, Wares and Ilerchan.
SIN as well as the Distillers, in Adams county,
who hare not yet lifted their Licences,
are re
nested to do so on or before CCU 10tli day of
nest, without fail. The law binds me
to urge this matter upon delinquents, and it is
hoped that no further steps will be necessary
to induce them to comply.
a n l i e...._
As term will soon expire, iis necessary
that *mounts be'ked. must either
return mosey for thNii taild
lag, orjedgmenta therefor.
J. B. DA_NNER, i
Oct. VI, 1849. Como Trrosurer.l
secoest of Jou, Miss, Esq., Cons-
Atashitax /tress, • lunatic, hu
bees lied to the Court of Common Flee& of
Adams cones sod will be coadrieed by the
said Court, aretbe Slat Iyr qeXiiipmerihr sat,
mese be Aran W tba etietrery.
JACOII BIISHRT, Prager.
Peeobeselee7"it NM% tietgli- 1
berg, Oct. 24, ISM 44* 1
LYE No6* is, Exeimansa. TYSON - 6
1;r
O cos otitis Diamond, Gettysburg.
Valual4le
FREDERICK PILLARD
Notice
Notioe.
~ -~.-
Persons wlsbiug to purchase, will please call
on the undersigned, resitting therenu.
FREDERICK HERR.
Aug. 1, 1852
A Valuable Farm
11LT PRIVATE SALE.—The subscribers, Ex:
ecutora of the last will and testament o
ILLIAM GOLDLN, dec'd., offer at Private Sale
the following Real Estate of sald decedent, vii
A valuable FARM, containing 192 Acres, more
or less, in Germany lownahip, Adams county,
Pa., w' bin 2 miles of Littlestown, adjoining
ii r
lands Jacob Kink, John Rider, Edmund
Long, eery Schwartz, John Sheely, and others
—about 60 screw being first-rate Woodland
well covered, the balance in good farmi,ag Con
dition. About 3:, acres are Meadow, and more
can easily be made. The improve
ments are a new Two-story Stone _ T.- -. -
ROUSE, Log Rau, Wagon Shed, i
a Well ofgood water near the door - ' 1 111 '
of the dwelling, a thriving young -- • '
Apple Orchard and other fruit. Thq I arm has
been limed over once, and part of it a -.t , ead
time. Beaver and Alloways Creeks pass thro'
the Farm, as well u a public road. The Farm
is susceptible of division. Peri , dis wishing to
view the property are requested to call on either
of the Exsontore, the first-named residing in
Mountjoy townahtp, and the last-named est ties
premises.
kr Possession and a clear title will be given
on the first day of April next.
LEVI GOLDEN,
JACOB ALTIIOfF, '
Executor*.
Scpt. 12, 1859. if
Hata and Furs.
TOIIN 013YRitiE, S. E. Corner EIGHTU and
RACE Streets, PHILADELPHIA, respect
ly Informs the public that be has now In
store a most excellent assortment of DRESS
HATS, at $3 and $4 each. Soft Hats from St
upwards. Children's Panty Caps amyl Beaver
Hats, in an unequalled variety. LADIES' FURS,
of the choicest kinds, and most carefully made.
No misrepresentations as to quality or kind
allowed.
Ladies' Furs altered and repaired promptly
and perfectly. Fur Trimmings of various widths.
iggy-Iternemberl tEIIY RN E'S is at the South
east comae of Eighth and Race streets. Sign
of the Lion, Tiger and Hear surmounts the Store.
Oct. 17, 18'49. 3m
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:v " ` ~;,
3.x = ._ .
Dr. Baakee
TREATS ALL DISEASE:;.—DR. BA AKRE
will give special attention to the following
eases : Coughs, Colds. Consumption, Croup,
Infineusa, Asthma, Bronchitis and all diseases
of the Nose, Motith, Throat and Lungs. Atten
tion to the treatment of all Skin diseases—Lum
bago, Lumbar Abscesses, Scrofula, Rheuma•
Wm, Neuralgia, Paralysis; Epilepsy, Dyspepsia,
Piles, and all diseases of the Stomach, l.i ver and
Bowels; also all chronic diseases pertaining to
Women and Children. Dr. Ilaakee can pro
duce one thousand certificates of his perfect
success in earth: Cancers, Oil •Surca or Ulcers,
Fistula., Bcald Heads Wens, Swellings and Tu
mors of every deni s :on and without the 115 C
of the knife. The t named dittoes** can
not be treated by correspondence, therefore the
patients must place themselves under the Doc
tor's personal supervision.
. DR. BAAKEE has made a new discovery ota
Fluid that will produce perfect absorption of the
eLvanacr, and restore perlecewision to the Eje
without the use of the knife or needle : and he
cam all diseases of the
STS AXI EAR,
without the are of the knife or needle, and he
has constantly on hand an excellent assortment
of beautiful Artificial Eyes, and Tytripsutums, or
Ear Drums, suitable for either sex. and all ages
--ipserted in five minutes. Also, a large ad
ointment of Ear Trumpets of all sizes and every
description knows in the world. MAO, a large
saint/neat of beautiful Artifi,•iat Hands, with
Wrist, Arm and Elbow attachments. Mac, of
Feet, with Ankle, tag an.; knee-joint attach
ments—aatural as nature itself, These articles
GM be sent by Express to any part of the world.
Dr. Baskets it one of the Most celebrated and
skilful Physicians wd Surgeons now living.—
His fame is known personally in nearly evcry
principal city In the world. All letters addreli
ed to Dr. Sim kea must contain ten cent*, to pay
postage and incidental erpenser. MI Chronic
diseases can be treated by correspondence, ex
cept those mentioned, that will require his per
sonal supervision. Office hours from 9A. M.,
to 4P. M. DOCTOR 13. k EE,
704 Broadway, a few dixoraabtive Fourth street,
X..'.,'59. [jart.3l. Iy] New York City.
Glorious News !
INI O se N r E i
b lr er can w
h b u e s y t c r a , l
i ll :1 g
c o d a
f t r l o i e m s i t i
h b e
cities with one of the largest stocks or FALL
and WINTBIt GOODS ever br.ught to Gettys
burg—in part as follows:
French Merinoes, pith; aol figured, ColArgs
of all kinds, Cotton Detains, 211 prices, Orien
tal Lestres, Silk 111u4ion., ant a large assort
ment of plain and figured Silks, Alpaccas,
Bombazines, k.c.; French Worked Collars, Un
dersleeves, Handkerchiefs, Flonniings, Edg
ings, Laces, lasertings; Bonnets and Ribbons,
Shawls and Mantillas; Mastitis, Linens, :ibeet
logs, Hosiery, Gloves, tc.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Caulnets, Vestings, and
everything else in the gentleman's wear hue.
The undersigned 1: thankful for past favors,
and will spare no effort to deserve the public's
continued patronage. .1. L. SCHICK,
Ott. 17. 5. W. cornerof the Diamond.
New Fall and Winter Goods,
AT A. SCOTT A SON'S NEW STORE.—We
have just received our stock ol goods
suitable for the Fall and Winter sales, to which
we Invite the attention of buyers—which for
beauty and price cannot be surpassed—among
which may be fonid a variety of LADIES'
DRESS GtX)Dzi, of sew and fashionable de
signs, Shawls, Bonnets, Trimmings, kc., kc.—
Our stock of DOMESTIC GOODS is also full
and complete. For MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR,
we have a variety of (Moths, Cassimeres, Serb.
nets, Jeans, kc., of various styles and peiees.
Also, GROCERIES AND QUEIINSWARE.—
Saving purchased our goods at low prlbes for
east), we are enabled to sell them at prices to
suit the times. All we ask, is as examination
of our stock before purchasing. Thankful for
past encouragement, we hope by strict atten
tion to business and a desire to please, to
merit, as well as receive, a continuance of the
same, as well as lots of sew. Our motto is,
"Quick sales sod mall profits."
Oct. 3, 1859. A. SCOTT k SON.
Aramaic), Plaster, Bolt, he., NAM
and well selected stock of Lumber , aamlZ
coastaatly on hand sad for uthr at utlirare
houte. FRANK. 115/1811.
New Oxford, Oct. 7, 1859. tf
idkt .
New Goods—
GOODB--PHIITTY GOODS.-4411.
nestoek Brothers have ateurneiflitinit
Notioe. the cities wiar th e largest, prettiest sad
' assortment of Goods ever awed twahg=
117g)BUB WitIICKRT'S ESTATlC.—Letters of. We hare as annsually Lary and clomp sleek of
admisistration on the estate of Peter Silks, Detainer, and every variety enmities'
iitert, (carpenter,) late of Gettysburg, Adams Dress Goods. Csaalmero. Coalinga*, ; -
COy
deceased, kissing been rented the ander-ate. OM early and etwohatt for yotermieswAr .
signed, residing in the same piace,hehereby gives , We will satisfy you that our °codgers serge
notips WWI persona indebted to said estatetAly cheap. 10 trouble to show Goode.. •
to lathe immediate payment, and dame lutringt%, irAIINESTOI3K 111COTRIRR.
c l a i ms against the same to present theta proper- Oct. 17, 1859. - Big! Ilidd Prost.
ly authenticated for settlement..
JACOB MINER, Adser.
Ott. 24, 1859. 64
J._ Palmer & Co.,
1014TitiBT WHARF, PHILiD'AI
dealers is FM, •CHititiS AND PBC
; Imre aceetatttly es imad all assort-
IS eat of Dried sad Pickled Fish, *e.,
Sbad, Salmon,
Blue Fish, Berriev,
Clodlish, Beef, Pork, Lard, Shoulders, Hams
Sides, Mew, Beene, Rine, kr.
Sept. 11, IS6O.
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BALSAMIC CifUGH 1011011 .
.13 A MCAT' `
IT HAS !CO
Tartawary 01 Visions**.
10jr1les is to entity, tbat on the re
cosomintdation of a regain snot skUhl plsyel
dee. we leave need dm "Maude gh
4yrup" prepared by W. E. Seim., is oar Alai
ly, and find it t tamer wen the pampers for
which It Is prepared. 8. Staniar,
Pa 4 tor of Lutheran Chart*. Taneytows, Md.
Read the .billowing Letter from Mb. IL P.,
Jordan : 1.7 torrowx, Md.
Mr. W. E. Riminew,—Dosir Sir WISP! even
your " Balsamic Clough Btyrap " a fair trial, and
am happy to my that I burrs never triad aisy
thing that relieved ow so soon. 1 tags also
given it in my family with the came good , ef-
IC(' Li in every Inetanee. It is yas
excellent seated!, and ouglittate in
ihtut
ly. The exceeding tow price at which It Is sold
places it within the reach of all.
Pardon the liberty I have tshan lip giv
ing my experience in the are aftbo Nyillillemso
licited by yau. 'llespoothanyionrs, -
H. P. loasort.
7111=1101107 07 PUTIPICTAXII.
In , Frederick co., ME.
Mr. Shriner :—At your request, I balm ex
amine I the composition of your '• Balasmoic
Cough Syrup," cud from my knowledge of the
ingrnlients, and having witnessed its good ef
fects, I can recommend it to the public as •
valuable compound for Coughs. Colds, sad MI
chronic pulmonary affections. Tooe.Stm, It D.
TAIIiTTVws,
I ffavii prescribed W. S. Shrinet'a "Balsamic
Cuugh Syrup" in ruy practice for several years,
and regard It na au excellent medicinela Coughs,
Colda, and all Bronchi,. affections.
SAW/. Soars, N. D.i
utyr. TIARA' axmanuea.
3trf EttPON, York co., Pa., July IR, 1859.
To W. E. Sbriper,—Dear Sir :-1 bate been
keeping your "ftlsamic Cough Syrup" far sale
for the last Awe years, and it has gives Mame
univermil satisfaction.
It is one of the most popular Medicines in use
in our neighborhood. Our sales, thetrforo, hate
been large, especially last winter, having sold
at retail at least ten dozen bottles. I tharellsre
4n not itesintte to recommend it to the pablic
as a good medicine. Yours, reepoctfulty,
.4400 SPA.Nlitti.
PORTER . / Blom°. York co., Mny 17, 111139.
W. E. Shriner,—Dear Sir:—Your Collet
syrup is becoming very popular hers. I bare
been selling it for about two year*, and it given
more general satisfaction than any medicine I
bare ever sold. We use it in our family, and
would not be without it on any account. For
children, It certainly is an invaluable medi
cine. -- B. a thuanyia.
iscssox, Tork co., lay lit, 1115 U.
To W. E. Shriner :—I consider your Safeausif
I Cough Syrup one of the best Cough Pelllo4llll
.of the day. There is no mediclae I bars veer
.old gave inch universal satisfaction, and none
that I have used in my family I like so will.
• Yours, truly, C. F. RAILING.
I Price, 311 cis. per bottle, or 3 bottles twill
Bold by all Druggists and Merchants.
Oct. 17, 187117. TOnt
Call and See the Bargains!
F. MciLHENY having just returned from
I‘,„ the city of Philadelphia, where he km;
selected very carefully his FALL AND WMTRIt
tIqODS, is prop , srol to show the prettkikt
land most fsuibionable stock of good. in bits limo
ever brought to this place, which will be whist
prices that will defy all competition. Hisstook
of BATS AND CAPS is fall and complete, em
bracing Men's No. 1. black Silk Halm Mee'is
}thick Cassimeretliate, Men's tine soltralt UM,
Men's Ledger fiats, Men's Russia Brand Rim
Hats, Men's Silk Velvet Caps, Ledger Caps,
Navy, Plush, and Plash trimmed Lill A
splendid assortment of BOYS' & CBI LIIREN'S
CAPS, from 25 cut. to $1,25. Also, an Causa
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Pire assortment of BOUTS AND SHOES, eon
elating of Men's Water-proof Boots, Fine Coif
i Cork-soled Boots, Heavy Kip Boots, CalfCua
greys Gaiters, Boys' Boots, Shoes and Gaiters.
Thankful to my friends and etinosntre for
' past favors I tope'sy politeness and file dialog
to merit .1 eontinuenee of their patrona g e.
act. 17, 1859. R. F. McILIIIIST.
Latest News!
T"E great excitement in Gettysburg ' tie Mid
Is caused by Picking's CLOTHING all neat
and read/ made,
Ilia goods are all fresh, his syles are all new,
Just drop in and see and you'll find this is true.
If yon want a fine coat, he has every shade s
Blue, brown and black, all sell triunned and
made;
And his ilrge stock of pants comprj . ses •11e4ded
The finest of Ciusimers, Doeskins sad OHM*.
And now of his vests all OA patterns U um,
Of tine silks and satins, sod velvet; not ow;
His stork is too large to enumerate bets.
In a word he has all that gentlergen WHIN -
He has also a sock mad. Elogi tot liptb,
And his mode of dealing is falrnigs sad With;
And the best of it ail is the fact (Dot toy tilyintll)
He is selling at prices to SC IT THE HASH
TIMES.
You'll always find Clothing, in quality rale,
Made up of rnatetials for service and wear;
Then give him a cell and you'll fieuildwitlielbliAd i
In Cliambersburg street, right at Ida Old 0,,a4,
Gettysburg, Oct. 17, 1859.
Pollock, Bacon & 00 t
TO. 20 SOUTH SECOND Pr.,
PIIIA, Importers and Wholesale sled Se
tail Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goeiio.:—
In this department buyers will And •
and complete stock of plain, medium and
DRESS SILKS, principally purchased at*e ie.
cent large Auction Sales, in Philadelphht and
New York; and will be sold below the 0104
importation. Also, a full line of Black Mai
Silks, of the most celebrated manufacture; lead
high lustre. Also, in their appeoprilde depart.
meats, an extensive_and varied assaitmest el
other Dress Materials! embracing all Ilse owl
approved fabrics and latest style. for Fa as
Winter Wear. SHAWLS! filfiA Whftl I foashs
thin department we offer by far she most atoll.
sive assortment to be found in the City rWhkelt
embraces all the latest novelties,sad mooljekas t
ular styles, of the season, in low to asspentiipe
Goods ; many of wiUch have bees PlPrelka..&4ll ,
the late large Auction Bales, and will be
grestlyredueed prices. CLOAKS! RAGLISTI
MINTLES I! I—Bayers will find in thja.d=
meat a very extensive assortment, and
endless variety to select from, and wititotstmay
doubt the largest and most varied Monk Ikai
in point et quality and style to be fount 4* ado
Country—ranging in prices from low soaker.
fine goods; all manufactured of the beet and
most approved materials, for Fall and Maki ,
Wear, and of uneqaalled workmanship for *Di
class retail sales.
/Strangers visiting Philadelphia, tue jttS.
Belted to ersunine our stock. AI liberal &am*
to wholesale east buyers. '
POLLOCK, BACON it CO;
liQ. 20 South &good Street,
Oct. 24, utss. sin
Notice to Fanners.
100;00 BUBHRLB (MAIN WANT.-
HD.—Tbe lastest sieriet ,
pries wiu be pa for Wheetvitye Cesitreilll4 l-
Barley, Closespesed, Timothy-seed.
at the large yellow Warehouse, west ashlir''
Oxford.
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