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. . 2 . + 1 11 3., *to • „ ,-
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.Special Not:Lc-ea_ ' Tavern Lice s. Valuation and Asaesament far 1800. 1
GUILT 111111DIIIII! MHZ following applications to keep Public
i I liouses of entertainment, bare been Nied IT S Purillll.4lll.ll • -
of as Act of Assembly passed the 27th day of July,
l'e Dere &seven 0060 west* wee 1842, the following Slats-'
lin my office, with the requisite number of sign •
.1 . mat ill birsby published by the Commissioners of Adams comma which exhibits die I
Di, WlSTeilt SiLliem OP WILD CDR*ST .
(en, and will be presented at the Court of Qua; fluilmat, desariptlon and value of the Real and, Personal Property, Tram, Clocupations and
ea 0911 WlleepareB Crew* Creep Of Diroacititia, me
1011.WIITAILII IeLBAY Of WILD MILEY. tar Sessions, a* tAe 181 M deg of January * m a : I Probations, made taxable by the several Acts of Assembly of this-Commonwealth:
Ire emenneaspectoe to Consumption am ISRAEL YOUNT, Borough of Gettysburg, ____
.
Di. WUrriass seusay or WILD MERIT. NICHOLAS MORITZ, Freedom township, r I it 7 1 .- 4
.3 '''' is v 7 ;:' ?
RICHARD J. PETERS, Nenallen " 1 c i ..°
o ° 9 o I*
Intleat Demsesis sr tearooms, ass sex r I DI ,:i CZ S 1 . t y t. ..-
: , a F u2l -;
"
9 HENRY G. WOLF, Clerk. F F N . .. 1 ' 1.t . : i 33 -e i g EA -, - 3......,., . 4t i .i- ~.;
TUB OXYO&JL T CD BITT IDS . =.
Dec. 26, 1859.
Ile Chas lama , Acidity or goal Bare, use A g i i C2 r l irnEa ("FT ,1.1 t ig - i==c l „5:',_ , ,,, 1?:1 2
• P 0•• a= I. '." csa • ' fs 1. -
Tail OITOILMATIM !OPTIMAL Notice. BOIDDGZI AID 2,,, 2,„ w „tor. o.re, e.0:,.,-,o2tc 4 =-,02t0 s -
Tbeee Sensitise peribrs- LH they promise. re.? re- I TOIII/Illila. W 1 : 6 ., tl A'" 0 "' 4 0 ... ,I•gp, E . r : 1 ... :: 0 .7 .. 0 '' T
.7 ... "• !J2
line eellerlag, oare disease, restore health, Lima adordiae THE undersigned having been duly appointed `. 4 ' l ' .. t 7. • • ... ‘...- "..r .- . 9 ' .i..'.,„" •-•, ; r ; Irif. 40 a - 47. ..-41,••• , 8 71 ;
•• ..... 0 .-• a . •
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Mansoistim mad nomfort to the sick and arilicted, where , Auditor to distribute the proceeds of the r.. 1 ^ '''' eO . c : 4 : r'' rg. i a 19 Pl l 1. - . 1
ainennigennet sad selforin allauist Wore. real estate of the defendant sold upon Alias Eg Eg '' ' ' ' ' . .q .. l Z 1 l•
..p 2 =FP' - 1 :::: - .i •21 *-)
aim, warty C. , rt. Y , March 10, IW. ;Vend. axponas is the name of Isaac Trimmer, sT -.
;.-• 1 a 1 •••- e.,`,,',. " al IWO 14 :
Yemen I w fowl. kc o I .., y a m t o state that for the use of Peter Trimmer tense John Grove,
1 hare ued the Oxygenated Batters is or tiract.s her the hereby gives notice that he will attend at his •• Gettysburg 1 218398 8153 1 457631 652291 5350 i 3 '' ...... 28951 6:00
last three years in the trontmest o f Dyspepsia, Gomm,/ ...,, I
Debility. indieestion, mad affections of tae Liver, with ornce, in the Borough of York, on Wednesday, • Cumberland 267619 158261 22459, 5465 90( ...... 26851
the taunt satisfactory remits. arid would elaserfully re- the eighteenth clay of January, 1860, for the • Germany 162061 110911 48690 1 843.5 2423 8084
......
worerneed to tau., saffering Oo co tame dastreasing dimmed purpose of performing the duties of said ay- Oxford 181.025 8941, 8(0878i 9835
~..... 168 200
Su gore this valuable modiciee • trial
Eerpectfaity years, I.Z. SMITH, 11. D polutment. E. CHAPIN, Auditor. 'Huntington 22054 Mali 23350 1 118t15' 1000 1 3 4059 900
i
Soder. M• , :kept 30 December 26, 1859. ; Latunore 161154 116761 43064 4464
TIM le to that I hale reconuaendol the sae of
Wirear's Ilialeue ."l 7Will Cherry for Diseases of the Lund, i j Haseiltonban.... 288793 18551 264911 14831,1 ......1 ...... ...-. 1900; 1100
mar Wo• yeses peet+ and man bottle., to may knowledge, Railroad Electron. ' , Liberty 129618 9541 9268 4565 1 ...... ...... 1017 300
tows been ass* by my pstisata, all with lamaste,al manic. TITE annual election for • President and : Ha mill"
' lienallen 185491 112621 2:049. 10370 ...... „...: 2450 100
letwe mass, whams It ems thoeght cook rood corwampuoa 3627 200
had titan place, the Wild Chiari7 *Dotted • cure , Twelve Managers for the Gettysburg Rail. 179224 176241 13779 9700 ......
IL DOYDXN, Physician At Easter Comer road, will be beld at the office of the Company, Straban I 260273 22810 42629 7890 ...... •••••• 5891 300
el m .1 _ 11 LITmilla• B""'" has l'h"ritl 4 a 'ulia sture of in the second story of the Passenger Depot, Franklin 277381 22764 / b 17981 13575. 40351 200
il I =TT)" ea the wmpper om (AL Second Conowago. 1 i •e•-•
1 Tyrone 1991.87 10335 30:50 1 .5525, „.... 1.1 1872 400
Prepeeed bp Seth w Fool. A Co Bonlua , Sad 1%4' soli In the borough of Gettysburg,
by A. D . likettler, tiettreistrif,Jteub /Glacier, illuniinas. Afonday in January next (January 9th, 1860.) 154117 1 129661 54301 410 „_... 30101
herr; W.Staater„ ?few Oxford, D E tiollinger, ALI...Its- at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. At the same .11 ountjoy 193942' 125991 140611 4460 ' 2218 1
t e lls ; ir s i . li r . mi l' o a l i f i . h: ,`,: r t k lk ' s r p ';.4. l ' , .. l l. .. r . 14 '.'1" E ' id . Li r ,Tr, time and place there will be held the regular 1 ---1
Ilocintplessant.. 254733, 2054: 488061 7595 ...... I ...... 3534 100
asitsbarg;andby &II dsalsrimi lasdiclusa. [Doc 12 an 1 annual meeting of the Stockholders. Reading 2054151 1569 48694' 6075 •-••••••• 37801
....- - DAVID WILLS, Secretary. , Berwick 736741 4145 12378 2575 ..... ...... 818 1
Dee. 26, 1859. tel 1 Berwick bor 32455 1836 10695 ...... 9351
Freedom 79607 6344 16418 28 9601
...... .-...
Union.... 1 222964 10153 f 2901 4895 ig4sl
1 .-....
Butler 157251 'l4BB 815131 71901 ...„- -.._ 2610
-- ~.---..._•......-.- --...-- ;
Total 4104931 286237 732284) 2111144 1 36501 3001 55895,108001
IGIVISToLT.NcE —We do Dot think a person can anises
• wore benevolent trait of cheesy-ter than ln.ng•sd at
the gist.era and authoring of of Lers and furthermore, LOS
-10111.1 to do all is their power to alleviate by ever• posed:oleo
meas. human mitering. In the voter of the can, we do
not know how the humane ant benevolent can do an action
mope In accordance with their philanthropic view+. than
by telling the attention of their afflicted (rioted. and ac
quaintances to the fact, that Dr tl ere :3 Moses, of 11.8
bettisoore etrset. Baltimore lid . tom Chico, teed a prepa
rative, which is p.t op in the form of a pill, that Lea a
specl6e action for count I:pnlepay. or rallong Ste, spume,
cramp., and all force of Ili,. • oua do-.3.0e11 Among thins
who bars been permanently cured. we might meutsou a
member of the fani.ly cf Ja , r es II Bealle, Huntaville,
♦labanu; Mr II P Pledge. talon Pv.iot. Sorry county,
Va.,aied 11r. W P Ligon trrensda Sliseiaa•ppi M. might
CO On enumerating a cumber of others. until we tied en.
tinily filled up th a column of r.r paper tot we think we
heats said eufficient to satisfy every person to the oulyect
wader eoueideratlon is one of •ital o•ul.,rtnnce to leery
one. leader' If you •-e a well nun or woman, and hale
no need of a remedy, pertaps you know eOlOO person who
la not equally bee»ed aa you self If so eat out the• notice,
sad send It to him or her It will coat you bat little, islet
pro`sably it wilt oske you inotronoetital on curing noose
poor •fitted mort../ of that dreadful tiaitatson, hpilel►y,
or fdbrq sickness
Dr. !Jape* made We rills by mail, free of ?Nene, to all
parts of the world, on the rreelpt of a mirth/once His
price* ant one boo. BY , two 94, twirls., A 24. le • have
sires els new. sad adlree• oboes. (Doc, 49. lea
A PIII'•ICIAN'S TRSTIMONT
v Mercer co.. )to May 21, 111511
Dr: C. Judson—Dear b•c About taro years ago I
bad aangevinfattabf Its, which .o coropletalv prostrated
whole aritem.vidtat for alAintlaff I despaired of recovery.—
As a natural col:wawa:lost:Ks of tbse doormat' rottratios of
Iftwid to Ca* tboramc S f.cers for tolerant onrans.) I sr
DOW affect....l with chronic forlaninnuon of the liver, atom
/ten. add optima, asamanpanted with palpitadre at thitherto
and a lung tnilo of distr....loz Donor symptoms I tried
all the oral remedm. In saw At length I use farmed
by as, I other to us. f• Dr 11..arlaad's Dermas Ditattes,"
as be mud they bal a t.i.Oot cured 61n of Dyarriaa. They
afforded cue Unwed, fte relief, wad in oue week after I be
yam snug thou), I was able lo pursuit my ordinary tomca
tting.
I am desirous of becoming your agent Miro. for I am
e JIM lent tkad. lame amount of the genuine
Artlet• lam puttini up a drug store at this place. awl
eimuld enc.-I.r my %tore ut medicines inoutoplete without
your W.. al u preyer•Lom
GEOlitiE W. ISTICWART, /1. D.
These Bitters are intended for Liver Complaint. Dys
pepsia. Nervous Deloltty. and disease. arising from a di..
ordereddomed, T Ley WILL perform wbat It I. said taw?
Fof Mae by slemsztste and •toreteepers la weary
Loan asol g r tunge in the Gonad Mates. 1.1 4 a..42e, West
dies, lOU U. A 113111fit.L. at 7.5 coati' per bottle. bee that
Sou grt lloonatol's4iersi“u Bitten.
Von sale by A U. Buehler. Agent, Gettysburg—acrd
dealers gsacrally throughout the county. [Dee. 15. la
VIZ (MEAT ENALISLL 1110111DY!--EIR JAMZS
C. ' .err Pao IL" PILLS. prepared from •
prwm.sripttoo by f.r J Clark*, St. A elyasessta Sztraordi
amry to U, quo.. Tlavi well trawl ummAciao Is ao
.album but a saris ma I ado roamed, for Tomato Ihilealtiao
sit Umistrautsooo, from mut ease whatever ' mad althea
a gia
powerful rne•ly. they sates walking Isortfal to Aso
iailnatusa To Yiamuu Ltulcs of poeulearly salted.
!t w,il, in a short time, brag oath* smoothly perial with
saga bully.
Mono Villa Imre savor IPI4II klllolls to fall whom! Um
diro:tmiso pm' of pinapulat are woil obsservoll.
11.. r lodger partiestlatagot a pamphlet free of lb. spat.
N. B —sl awl poatago Masai+ mecluisai to kir station.-
tanli agent, will assure a Smith, coatalahrg *afar AS pills by
retains of omit.
T W. UFA; d. son, WholetUit Agentg,
A. U. Uselator, Asaui, Ust.tysloarg. &Nue 1J,'63. 17
ZIEGLER k suurn,
00Vett OF SRC o OT&MICTO, POIL•DELFIIII%.
11."FI:4;t4 uf 11 ttitai L., VI. Zips, rutty. Varnisher+.
&a. Wii.riecil• de tiara in Drug+. Wiraow liar, Jre—
tidy &a I CO1111:17 erVI VILA Who dad( •to purchase front
• ssiset stick in I .t t:zaptible fins,' ars resperettaliser•-
qiiwital to is rinret our poste. Oar White Lead, Z an,
Potty. anJ Van:nib's, sr. sobl by moral than ono tiannistad
4V...flier-tie Jobbing li.in rs+ Oar...ghoul tbri talon. so.l Vs,
ta•sr....l cato.faction. ti_r Not one coniplanst has sear
Lane./ a+ 4_ll Sisal J..Lr urlars direst.
/ob. 7,16.59. ly
f r j"Parm LV•la for • a.le 2.1 maim from Philadelphia by
11.•atr0.1442 the eltat• of Nee Jamey. Soil Amos., We WA
for Agricultural purporoa, Leaac • goo-I loam awl. arab a
4,14y-bottoan Tile lan lis a large tract. die .dad into sasmll
terms, anal (molt-do ru as all pArts at the country ar• Dow
4 'Wills ac,l • a i 1.1.14;. Clam crop, pro total as• largo and
eau be sago gro eau, Tae C11.11.1t-0 as ‘telightfol. and secure
fro u fria4ta. T..rto4 fro o 51.5 to S*2J per acre, payable
Within four ye...A be m4l4l.nents. To isit Wa place—
Lease Pm< ' , trea Wts sr:. at l'ha.4lelploa, at 7,ai A. J 4 ,
by for It sin o mt.°. or a•llreas Ii J Byrnes. by
_letter')l4 LI ;tont.. fast 11.h . e, AtLoitic conntV, NOW J•r.
Sea ::111 alrert.4.4 anal au Loot/tar column.
a TO CONSI'AI PT I VF?..—The a Isertisar haring boon re
storel to hen t 4 ins fee weet•. by a ore si opts ronsedy,
after oinffored several years with • severe Lung Af
feet.i.M. an., that dread disease. Confiner; t.oa.—le 101int1/1
to make known to his fellow sufferers tine moans of cure.
Tu all whi, de•., it be will sent a copy of the prescription
used (tree ut chute), with directions for preparing acid
et.mg the s• 1-, rush they will 11,1 , 1 • Rare cure fur Con
•..mist.en. Asthma, itrunehitlll &e The only abject of the
aarertt.ar in seating the prescription i• Lubeueat the lathe
ted and be hopes eve - y sufferer will try Li• remedy. as It
will cost tile"' uothmr, sad may isms* a b 111.1114. PitrUell
wit:a:alai the prescription will Please address
REV LIJINAHL) A 'NILSON,
11 illiatosturgh, Kings .S., N. T.
Oct. 31. 2,2
Tla iIIttIONTON TARNIEft —A newspaper devoted
to Literature suil Agriculture, aleu settiag forth full ■e.
coasts of the new settlement of tltnatoontou, In Sew Jar
se v, can be aubscrlned for at only 95 cents per annum.
Inclose postage stamps for toe amount. Address to £d•
ltor of ths Y.rmer, ttamioonton P. 0., Allantte county,
New Jersey. Those winning cheap land. of the best qualt
tr. to one of the taealthiesit and moetdeliglitfut climates in
the Union. sal where crypt are never cut Sowell by frosts.,
terrlble si.:oures of the north, sow advertisement of
Ilewnsuotoo L. 110,14.
tS Persons w;ehlaz to est.tbli.h Manufactories le a new
ant tar/r;o; pike 1,1,13 b.14.1,•11 It good, see wive:flee
te.ot of the lis•tnootkt Sett:•gnezn.
best OVER-COATS ever offered in any
1 Clothing Store outside of the city, (gentle
men uho hate seen them will testify to the fait
that the material and the excellent making
be excelled.) A fejt . ' mole left at
Dec. .•3, SAILSON'S.
(INE of the acczmpli.hntents is Music.—
ILJ Guitars, Accordeons, Fife,. Flutes, Fiddles,
and all the nece:.sary risings, During the long
winter nights an hunt may be spent advanta
geously, when you can buy thtse instruments
so cheap at SAMSON'S.
WHO needs a TRUNK or CARPET BAC or
one of those new Railroad styles? Look
at them. You can't do boiler tbao (q boy aim
at BAILSON'B,
MIME IS MONS Y.-8-day, 30-hour and Alarm
CLOCKS—aII guarantied to keep good
time. Also, WATCHES very cheap at
Dee. 26. • S4WWS:
THAT'S THE RIGHT WAY.—When times
are hard and money scarce, goods should
be sold cheaper for cash. Boots at $2 50 to
$4 00, heavy in proportion, Silk Hats at $1 50
to $2 50, Fur and Wool Hats and Caps at inch
Low prices as to suit close buyers, at B.4MSON'W
TT Is a useless article, not necessary (or the
1 coat of life, but I have on hand a nice
lot of LILY, such as Gold Pencils, Breast,
pins, r-ringa, kc., &c., which will be itol4
.t red d prices at SAMSON'S.
*NT O one cab doubt the c.beapuess if be kicks
I:1 at the woolen Shawls and woolen and
cotton Under-shirts and Drawers, cotton and
woolen Socks, woolen Jackets, exce llent to work
in, line linen, fancy, tnarseilles and cotton
Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Suspenders, Silk Crs
vau, ke., new style of French embroidered
Stocks at El ALISON'S.
TO save money sake your purchases of
)[en's and Boys' Clothing, of which you
144 J 1 lgrge seaortasent, alio India Rubber
Oi*IWO And ' , telling , . tabidla,
SAMSON'4, Mats ale spot.
restis astoaishiag how cheap you GUI bay a
iktaCioth Coat, or Ins Canimere Pants and
, at 134111301111.
UpTitLo EOM awl Ovar-skaas snack
thaa lata ~az at 1110p3Or8.
FrirlEL CATTLE POWDER fa *a
t Vl3
- 6Y YE= t IMOTEM
Everybody Take Notice !
TIiAT the undersigned has just returned
from the city, and has now on hand, and
intends keeping constantly, as fine an assort
ment of GROCERIES and QUEENSWARE as
has ever been kept in this place. Als.• very
fine as ,, urttrient of FRUITS. such as Raisins,
Malaga Figs, new dried Currants, drum Figs of
firat quality, prime Dates, ORANGES and
LEMONS, a prime article of Leghorn Citron,
a splendid article of Brandy Peaches, prime
articics of Cheese•and Teas, Spices of all kinds;
alio a lot of fresh NUTS, such as Pecans, Al
monds and Palm Nuts—and a great totuiy other
articles in the Fruit and Grocery way, too nu
merous to mention. Also • lot of FANCY
NOTIONS, such as Soaps, Perfumeries, kc.
Come one and all,
And give me a call. .
H. G. CARR.
Store in Henry Thomas's room, next door to
Saupee's Bakery, in Rest York street.
Gettysburg, Dee. 19, 1838.
Town Property
EOR SALL—The subscriber offers
at Private Sale, A MOUSE and '
LY LOT OF GROUND, on West Mid
dle street, Gettysburg, adjoining Dr. Study on
the West and Anthony Codori on the east.—
The House is a comfortable two-story Frame,
weatherboarded, with a Back-bedding; also a
Stable and well of water on the premises.
If this property is cot sold by Monday, At 24
day of /unwary next, it will be offered at Public
Sale on that day, at I o'clock, P. M.
GEORGE CHRITZILIN
Dec. 5, 11159. td
Carriage Making.
rrIHE undersigned has commenced the Car
riage-making business, in West Middle
street, two doors west of George Little's store.
Rockaway amd Boat-body Carriages, Buggies.
he., put up in the beat manner, and sold on
accommodating terms. Repairing done expe
ditiously and cheaply. litcnot.sa Corwin, Jr.,
is my Foreman and will conduct the business
for me. GEORGE CUDORI, Sr.
Dec. 12, 1859. at
Proclamation.
WHEREAS the Hon. ROBERT .1. FISHRIL,
President of the several Courts of Com
mon Pleas in 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, aad DAVI D
. ZINOLZIL and //tAAC WINO,
NAN, Fags., Judges of the Courts of Common
Pleas, and Justices of the Courts of Oyer 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 26th day of November, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
fifty-nine, and to me directed. fur holding a Court
of Common Pleas, and General Quarter Sessions
of the Peace, and Genttral Jail Delivery and
Court of Oyer and Terminer, at Gettysbnew, on
Naaday, the 16th deer "er Jane/try sett—NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN to all the Justices of the
Peace, the Coroner and Constables within the
said County of Admits, 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 la 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 LIGHTNER, Thertf.
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg,
Dec. 26, 1859. to
Notice.
TAB subscriber, having been appointed As
signee of the estate and effects of Gir:uai
ALTLAND and MaaaasaT his wife, of Latimore
township, Adams county, in trust for the bene
fit of creditors, hereby gives notice to all per
sons indebted to said Assignors to make imme
diate payment of their respective dues to the
subscriber and to no other person, and all per
sons having claims or demands against them to
present the same to the undersigned, residing
in Paradise township, Turk county.
MATHIAS ALTLAND, Assignee.
Dee. :9, 1859. 6t
Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that an application
has been rim* to the Court of Common
Pleas in and for the county of Adams, to grant
a charter of Incorporation to an Association of
persons, under the name, style and title, of
The Arst Erangelieal Lutheran Ckurdi of .fir
Oxford," and that if no sufficient reason be
shown to the contrary, the said Court, at the
next term, to wit, die third Monday of January
next (1860.) will decree and declare that the
persons so associated shall become and be a
corporation or body politic, according to the
article,, and conditions in an instrument of
writing set forth and duly filed In said Court.
By the Court,
JACOB BUSHEY, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office, Gettys-A
burg, Dec. 19, 1859. 3t
Notioe.
TITS first and final account of CORZZLICII B.
Hamm, Assignee Of WILLIAX F. WALVIS,
has been filed in the Court of Common Pleas of
Adams county, and will be confirmed by the
said Court, oe the 18th dry of Jot:wary mut, 1111-
11113 eagle be shown to the contrary.
JACOB BUSHEY, Preaey.
Pee. 19, 1859. 4tit
Notioe.
last saceutt tifiont. B.DAXViII and Ozo.
CIIILITINkI, Anipliell Of JOHN CIIITZMAN,
has been filed in the Conti, of Cowmen Pleas of
Adams county, and will be oostlrmed by the
said ()mot, on At 27th day of Dv:sober inst.,
lees MUNI be cbown to the contrary.
JACOB BUSHEY, PretiVy.
Pcothonotary's Office, Gettg
btirg, Dec. 5, 1851), 4t•
Dry Goods!
HOLIDAY GlllB
Rich, all wool Delalsas, rodocella prim
A large assortment of Fanc7 Silks.
Ladles' Itors and Jewelry,
A dos Mask of Ocalass, Glow a Holaesy,
Cloths, Cassimeres, sad irea's Shawls.
13 bits, Quilts, Mitilllll. lLSßMse
4/pre4 Nakagawa. .011 Shawls.
And the greatest variety of Dfala Goods, at
low prices, in the town, -
De/alase, Cashasues, OaHines, Oldatses,
Pli&ds, sod Poi de Ch0f9199-
Dile. 19,1859. I, I $ SOBIOIL
Houses for Sent
r 0 BRICK DWIILLDIG 11013111 n
oe Clisisborsbuzg otroot,fbr root,
quire of N.
Doc It, 185 L tf
Cott/ Barr'eygyr•
6.112=1510101 1 7, Illerrem ter the
coma tiNhyse. - Mr= tar ir
Peiipdiltrees,
e° ti, Ps, Vim 'X, 1539.
New Buildings, 114,625
Attest—J. M. WILTIII, Clark.
December 26, 1869.
- r B. DANNPR, Treuurer of Adams county, in conformity with the 10th section of an Act
• of Assembly, entitled "An Act to revise the Militia System," kc., passed the 30th dry of
April, 1853, exhibits the following account:
DR.
Amount of outstanding Military Fines for 1857 And previous years
meat kaneere-
Dec I {Des.
$4 67 $
21 75,
3 4 20 ,
114 00:
51 00.,
41 50
21 5e
88 uO,
56 00 ,
27 So,
12 00'
4 50 1
GI 50 '
7 50
46 50
57 Su
15 00
Al 00
52 50
14 00
2.1 50,
25 00'
8 00 ,
Tiers Twasidps.
IYSY Latham**,
1854 Grit) sburg,
" 'Huntington,
1855 Gett)eburg,
" iFrauklin,
" rry roue,
1856. Butler,
" Gettysburg,
1857 Gettysburg,
" ,Iluntington,
" :Strabsi,
'• ; Tyrone,
" ,Germany,
"
" .11amilton,
" ',Franklin,
" .Conow*go,
" 'Sloutttjoy,
" 'ltewdiu,
" :Berwick g bor.,
" :Berwick twp.,
"
" :Butler,
liaraPaid in Ml during the year. (Paid in p
Cl
Amount outstanding January, 1858,
To antownt of esonerations allowed Collectors,
" " Ices 41 ,fi
Outstanding January, 1859,
Amount received by Treasurer,
Paid out by Treasurer—H. J. Stable, printing,
R. G. Harper, .4
J. T. Ilrilbenny, 4 4
Military Assessors,...... ..
Treasurer's Commission,
Balance in hands of Treasurer at settlement,
December ►3, 1859. 4t
Sheriff's Sales.
XN pursuance of a writ of Vendittord Er
'Row, issued out of the Court of Common
* eas of Adaaa county, Pa., and to me di
rected, will be exposed to Public sale, at the
Court-house, in Gettysburg, oa Saturrieg, she
TIA day of Ammar, nest, at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
the fullowizig.deseribed Real Estate, vie:
A TRACT UK LAND, situate in Hansiltonban
township, Adams county, Pa., containing 160
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of William
Culp, John Valentine, yd others, improved
with a two-story Log HOWSE, a one
story
Log Tenant House, 4 Barn, part :V"'
stone and part frame, Saw Mill, also a
two-story Tenant House, part stone and part
log, a Log Stable, also another one-story Log
Tenant House. three Orchards of fruit trees, a
Spring House, Spring, &c. Seised and taken
in execution as the property of Jacos Rotten
and Pere" }lnoue'.
Also, by virtue of a writ of Venditioni Ex
pones, on Friday, tAe titA day of Jarnsery next, at
1 o'clock, P. M., on the premise., TWO LOTS
OF GROUND, situate on the Public Square, in
the town of New Oxford, Adams county, Pa.,
adjoining lots of Joseph S.Gitt, John R. Hersh,
and others, improved with a barge two
story
11012SE s part stone and part frame,
with a two-story Brick Back-bulldin
attached, a Ilt ick. Stable, a Frame Stable, Smoke
House, two wells of water, and other improve
ments—long known as Miley's Tavern Stand,
and rendered a better stand than ever by the
Gettysburg Railroad passing through that
place. Seized and taken in execution as the
property of GEOUGR F. RECITAL
Also, by virtue of a writ of Levirs Facia.,
will be offered at Public Sale, at the Court
House, in Gettysburg, on Saturday, the 71A day
of January next, at 1 o'clock, P. M.. A TRACT
OF LAND. situate in Butler township, Adams
county, Pa., containing 23 Acres. more or less,
adjoining lands of Samuel Diehl, Noah Miller,
and other:4, improved with a two-story
Frame We.itherboarded HOUSE and a
one-etory Frame Back-building attached. "•
Seized and taken in execution as the property
Of GZORO2 ALMIRT.
ISAAC LIGHTER, Sherif.
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg, Dec. 19, 59.
'Ten per cent. of the purchase money upon
all tales by the Sheriff must be paid over im
mediately after the property is struck down, and
on failure to comply therewith, the property will
again be put up for sale.
Country Produce
11OUGHT sod SOLD at the S. R. corner of
the Diamond, Gettysburg.
,c. 5, 1859. Z. MYERS.
Cash Business.
WE, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
confine ourselves to selling goods in our
line of business FOR CASH, or its equivalent
in trade. The above system is to commence on
the Ist day of January mut..
R. F. YeILHENY,
COBEAN it CULP,
D. KINDLEHART,
WILSON k MAURY,
BHILLRN,
Dim 12, 111 U. tf MIR HOFFMAN.
frfflksabeeriber has removed Ms Plough
sad lliaebiae Shop from the Toen
handbag% Railroad street, opposite Tate's
Mashentith ship. took of the Lgle Rote!,
where he is better prepared than ever to st
eeled te eastomers. Ploughs always on hand
and mad, to order at the shortest notice, and
iisebioaa.Reapers de., repaired. Also he
will attend to cleaninand repairing Clocks.
May 10. bAVID WARREN.
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mmrrAßy ACCOUNT.
coliseum
Peter F. Smith,
Ephraim Martin,
John E. Helices,
ISamuel Wearer,
Yiebael Crowl,*
1 : . uel Sadler,}
Henry Blaybaugh,*
W ,
H. G. Carr,
Peter Miller,*
ohn McCreary,
Jacob Pittenturff,
Jacob Slunk,*
Jacob Basel,*
Daniel Lynch,*
Adam Hebert,*
Anthony Strasbangli,*
Moses Hartman.*
Samuel Orndortr,*
Francis Wilson,*
Wm. Bittinger,*
Peter Long,*
Burkhart Wert,*
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TIIE GETTYSBURG R:1I1.11OAU !
O
Strieuivr Arramgement.—Chi nut! after TIA u rs
(la April 316 t, the MORNING TRAIN will lease
Gitty#burg, tt 6.30 o'clock A. ?d., connecting At
Hanover Junction with 'Express train to Balti
more at 9.32, and Mail train from Baltimore at
9.32,
returning to Gettysburg at 12.30 noon,
with passengers from Baltimore. York, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, and the North and West.
The APTItitNOON TP.AIN will leave Gettys
burg at I o'clock, P, N., connecting at Hanover
Junction with Mail train** Baltimore at 3.37, re
turning to Gettysburg about 6.30 P. SI., with
passengers from 'fork, Ilarriatinrg,Philadelphia,
and the North and W.A.
litiar-ily the above arrangement passengers
can go either North or Swath on the Northern
Central Railway both morning and afternoon.
it. M'CCIWY, President.
April 25,1859.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT/3.—On and af
ter Monday, the 6th jest., the Passen
ger Trains will run as follows :
First Train leaves Hanover at 8 A. M.,
with Passengers for Baltimore, York, Harris
burg, Columbia and Philadelphia.
Second Train leaves HanOverat 3 P. 1., 'with
Passengers fur Baltimore and intermediate
points.
Extra Train on every Tuesday and Saturday
leaves Hanover at 5 P. M., with P gers
for York, Harrisburg, kc.,returning with Pea
seugers from Baltimore.
Through tickets are now Issued to Philadel
phia, Columbia, liarrisbirg,Williamsport, Read
ing, Baltimore, York, Wrightsville, and all oth
er prlncipml way points on the line of the
Northern Central Railway.
CDEAP GOODS—PRI:Tn . GOODS.—Fab
nestock Brothers have just returned Irons
the cities with the largest, prettiest and cheapest
assortment of Goods ever offered to the public.
We have an unusually largo and cheap stock of
Silks, Delaines, and every variety of Ladies'
Dress Goods. Cassimers, Caasinetts, Vesting.,
&c. Call early and ox amine fur yourselves.—
We will satisfy you that our Goods are unusu
ally cheap. No trouble to show Goods.
T COSTI—Now is rue rims rot Bknostss.
—GEO. ARNOLD is selling off the ful
owing goods at cost: 25 cent Muslin Delanes
at 20, 20 cent do. ,111 16, 121 do. kt lc); Berage
Delanes at similar rates; 50 cent Coburg
Cloths at 371, and 371 cent do. at 25; Alpacca,
Gingham's, Calicoes, Sack Flannels, and Plads,
at the woe rates ; also, Long and Square
Shawls, cheaper than the cheapest. Call and
see them. [Nov. 28, 1859.
TORN 013YRNE, S. E. Corner EICIIT3 and
RACK Streets, PHILADELPHIA, reipeet
fully informs the public that he has now in
store a. most excellent assortment of DRESS
HATS. at $3 and $4 each. Soft Hats from $1
upwards. Children's Fancy Cape and Bearer
Hats, in as unequalled variety. LADIES' FURS,
of the choicest kinds, and meet carefully made.
No mierepreeentatloas U to quality or kind
allowed.
Ladies' Font altered and repaired promptly
and perfectly. Fox Trimmiage of various widths.
Isay-Retnesber I O'BYBSWB is at the South
east mate of Bijhtb and Baca streets. Sign
.of the Lies, Tiger and Bear summits thVitent.
Oct. 17, 111611. 3m
House and Lot
DSAL3L—I will sell s eseallOwell.
ig HOUSZ AND LOT, on Chan..
arg street. Also, nevirral
O Salldiag
Lots ia the Bororgli. GY. ARNOF
Gettgebarg,l3ept. 12, 11169. tf
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4 12
11 13
IN is
AT tw f3iga of the BIG BOOT, fa chatabos.
burg stmt. Ws hams just roestvoi *
stock at BATS, CAM BOOTS, MUM
Trunks, Comet Bogs, Usstortikts, I Bar-
Ime a s s r b MO M Be-, sag ay. me ugu i ft d
to MAN knroot pstessanssibis lialsoko...
Gal untied.' tor youroefros.
Ott 11, ties, 00EAN a CUM
FFENSPERGE IL
EL GIK !SELMAN,
MARSHALL,
Ifillitiliasicarrs
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12 00
1 50
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12 501
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9 504
2 2•.
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25 04 319 46
Change of Hours
Hanover B. Railroad.
D. E. TRUNK, Tickst Agent.
Hanover, Dec. 5, 1859.
New Goods—
FAIISESTUCK RROTIIERS.
Oct. 17, 1859. sign Lted Front.
Ladies' Dress Goods
Hata and Pure.
sere Net► Goods
ifY)V VIE ASE.—lniamrnittory and Chronic
Rheumatism can Imt cured by using H. L.
)F VIE
CE EBRATiI) RHEUMATIC MIX
TURE. Many prominent Citizens of this, sad
the adjoining counties, have testified to its
great utility. Its success in Rheumatic daCC.•
tiilll‘. had been hitherto unparalleled by ant
specific introduce," to tLc public. Pw 50
cents per bottle. For sale by all drug and
storekeepers. Prepared only by 11 1, MILLER,
Wbolnpale and Retail Druggist. Ea-t Berlin,
Adatui county, Pa.. dell-r in Drugt, Chemical.,
Oils, Varnish, Spirits, Paints, Di-c-stulT. , , bot
tled Oils, Essences and Tizeieres, Window
Glass, Perfumery, Patent Metlicines, kc., Lc.
sir A.D. Buehler is the Agent in Gettysburg
for " 11. L. Miller's Celebrated Itheutsatic Mix
ture." [Oct. 24, 10i52. Iy
QF GOODS RECEIVED AT REININCETR.
—The subscriber has jest returned from
the City with another and most splendid Amon
went of Goods for GENTLEMEN'S 11 - EAR—to
which he calls the attention of the public Ile
has selected his stock with great care, and can
aell and manufacture every variety of Clothing
in the cheapest and most substantial manner.
Ile des., all who wish to he well fitted with
good, genteel FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
to give him a call. He cannot be excelled in
the town. Every one, therefore, who desires a
bargain, should call witt him at his Merchant
Tailoring Es'ablishment in Carlisle street, next
door to MeConaughfs
Oct.. 31, 1859
TWO neatthrewatoryßßlCK HOUSES,
on Ilitreet,. near Washington,
with seven am, in each, a good well
of soft water, and every necessary out-bui ding.
These Busses, for comfort and conveniences,
are not surpassed by any private residence in
the Borough. Apply at Thomas Warren's, Jr.,
corner of High and Washington streets.
Dec. 12, 1859. 11. N. BANICARD,
JA. GAILDNKR is receiving another lot of
CHRAP GOODS from Philadelphia and
Baltimore, comprising flilks, (high lustre,) De.
!nines, Plaids, Prints, Gingham+, tc., kc., for
Lowlier' Wear.
Clotho, Cashmeres, Satinets, Cords, Ken
tucky Jeans, Ac., Ac., for Gentlemen's Wear.
A large assortment of Gloves, Gauntlets,
handkerchiefs, Ties, Collars, Sleeves,
Ac., Ac.
Hardware, Queensware and Groceries—New
Orleans and Purto Rico Molasses, New York
and Lovering's Phile. Syrup, CoKee, Sugar,
Salt tr. Also, a desirable .swrtmrnt of Fan
cy Goods, Fur•. Jewelry, Toys, and Toy Can
dies. suitable for Holiday Presents.
°status&
$ it 07
21 75
34 20
114 00
Amount
Woe lied
~i
CIE3
EU
81; 00
56 00
If you wish to tare money, cell at the new•
boa Kura Slurs and secure the Ixtry.sins!
15 0
12 00
4 Su
J. .%. GARDNER.
l'etertburg, (V. 5.,) Dec. 12, Isn9. 3t
Patent Pocket
47 03
3 95
29 93
42 75
13 75
29 45i
40 11:v
7 1
CUIN 1/EIF.CTOIt, for te +Ogg the various
kinds of 601.1.) AN!) SILIEIt COLNS.—It
is admitted by all to be the mo't perfect thing
of itt kilod ever offered to the pubtie. It it to
small that it ran he carried in the pocket with
out any inrontenienee.
10 1.
Every Merchant should have It !
Every Storekeeper should have It!
Every 33echanle should havo It!
Every• Moo in Bilines.Alsould have it!
' 22 75
6 23
378 la
It detects at the same moment, both size,
thickness fad weight, from a MU Dime to
Dollar in Silrer, and from St in Gold up to $2O,
besides foreign Gold and Sil‘cr, and sells as
quickly as seen, without the assi , tance of a
ord. It is simple, eminently useful, durable,
economical and perfect. LereA Warrantee
goes with every one that 14 sold.
$Bl7 62
94 : o
25 04
378 62
498 1G
5319 46
PRICE ONE DOLLAR, Post-paid, to any
part of the United Staten.
LU WHAT TUC NEWS,' AAAAA HAT:
The possession of it is i 4 verfert guarantee
ageinst being imposed upon with spurious coins
-News.
20 00
20 00
20 00
19 9M
3 19
CEIE
Detection in sure, certain, inevitable.—Ere
forma/.
5236 29
A blind man with one in his possesion may
hid defiance to the most skillful counterfeiter
of the day.—Ece. Bulletin.
We pronounce it a ithout hesitation to he the
most perfect thing of it• kind titer offered to
tYe public.—Prue.„ Inqu:rer.
11e like it, ■nd cordiully recommend it o
public favor.—Yahiewol
It is worth Ito price ten timer told.—My Item.
AGE3iTS WANTED.
An Agent wanted in every County in the
United States, to whom a heavy discount will
be meek. Samples sent, with terms of agency,
on the receipt of one dollar. Address all orders
to 1111. Ali k BICKNELL'S
Bank Note Reporter, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Reporter has been for * Thirty years the
constant and_ necessary coinpauiou of the
Cashier. Merchant, Clerk.TrAder, Mechanic sail
the People, being the oldest on the Contioeut,
and the ablest In the World, and hating more
subscribers than all others combined, is pub
lished on the lit sad lath of each month, at
I the following prices:
Monthly, I copy, one year, - $1 00
Semi-Monthly. I copy, one year, - 200
including without extra charge a copy of the
Coins of the World, tantalising a larger atunber
of magnificently illastruted Fac-Simile itnpres
lions of the various Gold, Sliver and otter
Cain. of all nations. than can be found in any
other work. and Vlach can be obtained from no
other source by any possibility of moans.
I Address, IMLAY k BICKNELL'S
Bank Note Reporter, Philadelphia, Pa.
Nov. 28, 18:r2. 2m
UallifP Juin%
Rending—Henry A. Picking, Charles E. Kuhn
Oxford—David N. Siyerm.
Nlountjoy—John Robert, Peter Bushey.
Germany—Wm. Staub, Juba Lansinger, Wm.
Bangs.
Tyroae—John Bolen.
Mouutpleasaut—Jante. rout.
Franklin—Abraham Ilickley, Isaac Rik, John
bittinger.
Hamilton—lliehiel Bohn.
Cumberland—David How . , George Culp
Huntington—Ephraim Fisher.
Gettysburg—Jacob Sbeads.
Freedom—Joshua Brown, John Ogden.
ilenallen—Paul Sowers.
Latimsre—Wm. T. 'Williams
Uniutt—Jacob Sterner.
I.3traban—Philip Beamer
JCIT.
Tyrone—Peter Fidler, Samuel Gilliland.
Straban—lsaac Miller, George Ebrehart, Theo
dore Taughinbaugh, David Heinler.
Huntington—Jacob B. Miller, Abraham Miller,
Thomas Stephens, James APIs.
Cumberland—Philip Redding,JamesThompsoa.
Mountjoy—Samuel Baker, Wm. Eline.
Liberty—David Martin, Frederick Ileln‘ire,
Smite Beard.
Franklin—Levi Irwin, Henry Mickley, Wesley
W. Lott, Samuel Hart.
Butler--Aaron Winter, Henry Slaybaugh,
tin Thom' Solomon Weidner.
HamiltonbanLJohn C. Sheatser, Jesse P. Top.
per, Andrew Weikert, Peter Shively, Reuben
Stem.
Beading—Levi Chronister, John A. Dicks,Jzo.
By err.
Conowago—David Worts, Levi Kindig, Ed
mund pollens, Jacob Myers.
Gettyeburg—Mareas Samsoa, Henry Culp, Soo.
B. Swope, Wm. Wiaotskey, George Jacobs.
Berwick ousel Ditsler.
Elamltton—Joseph Shireman, John par, Jobb
Bartley, Jacob Whealer. 41,
Germany—Morgan Swope, Joseph Fink.
Mountplitasant--Cbaries Overdeer, Joba Biz.
ler, Esra Eckert, Daniel Lawrence.
Mettallen—Jonas Roatsahn, Solomon Meals,
Ostbrd—John Camp.
Berwick bor.—Edward Spangler.
Meitallsn—Joel Wright.
Lagoon—Joseph Fiche!.
Vaion--Jobn Dietil.
Dee. 11,11159.
EICTURIMI I Pletoros I llstaresl.-oli
a
!dads, styles taut Woes, et TIIIICISIrisw
Might Gallery, N. B. eos. of ds. Diamosilk,
BIIILDUIG likillitlALlL—Palolo, oni,
always as Lad and win los
rates at • r .
IYSON le BRO. lace sow as bond a logy&
and bsoottlisl osoortasooS of Pies'y Oases,
~....,_., , a, . ., 4 , . ., LadWillk /is.,
*it vsey hoot leanly, solSoitls far ilsy
?mans. • - Nov. Id.
"IGIVICRTBODY sissaid hay. ono of Tyson 11
jr, BINA klaperleliable pictures.
The Greatest, Discovery
A Fresh Assortment
JACOB RELNINGER
or Sale or Rent.
More New Goods!
Jurors for January.
Wra. B. McClellan,
A TToll!riri A T ;,_". - . Ivies: ?I i
AXCVL, c
Cuurt 11m.ao.
Gettystart, NOT. 14, 1859
Edimrd.B. Buehler,
71ORMEY ATTAW, will faithfully and
AL promptly attend to all bosine.”ewtri-ted
to him. Ile speaks the German langu.q2(..—
thlicu at the same place, in south Baltimore
strert, near Forney'a drag. store, and nearly
opposite Danner Ziegler's store. •
Gett) ilorch U.
D. McConaughy,
A TTORNET AT LAW, (office one door west
. 4 .."1 of Saabler's drug and book store,Chatu
liershuPg street.) egrottskr ken Setterroa rot
P tTINZA I%D PrXiIONIS. 1101111 IT Laud War
rants, Hack-pny suspended Claims, end ell
other claims against the Government nt Wash
ington. D C.; also American Claims in England.
Land Warrants located and sold, or bought, and
highest prices given. Agents engaged in lo
cating warrants in Sawa, Illinois and other
western States. mar Apply to him personally
ar by letter.
GetAysharg, Nov.. 21, 'LS.
J. C. Neely,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will attend to roller
tions and all other business intrusted to
are with promptness. Office nearly amputate
Fahnestoek's Storr, Baltimore street.
Gettysburg, April 11, 1859. tf
Wm. A. Duncan,
10. 1 . TTORNEY AT LAW.—Ofllee in the North
west corner of Centre Sqeftre, Gettysburg,
[Oct. 3, 1859. tf
A. J. Cover,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will promptly attend
to Collections and all other business en
trusted to him. Office between Pahnestockie
and Danner A Ziegler's Stores, Baltimore street,
Gettysburg, Pa. [Sept. 5, 185:).
Dr.r. 13orsey,
FORMERLY Quell county, Md., having
permanentated in Gettysburg, o ff ers
prOfeasional services to the citizens of the
town and surrounding country in the practice of
the various branches of his profession. Office
and residence, Baltimore street, next door, to
The Compiler office, where be may be found at
all times when not prufamionally engaged.
•sisasncas.
ProC.Nathan R. Smith, Baltimore, Md..
Rey. Augustus Webster, D. D., Bellmore 31d.
Dr. J A L. Warficld, Wastaiiaster, lid.
Dr. W. A. Mathiu, " II
Jacob Reese, Esq., 14 41
John K. Longwell,Eaq., " n
Geo. R. Wampler, Esq., " _ 44
Rev. Thomas Bowen, Gettysburg.
Oct. 25, 1858. Gm
J. Laiirence Hill, X. D.
MICAS his office one,
door west of the
Lutheran charch in
Chambersburg street, and opposite Picking's
store, where those wishing to hare any Dental
Operation performed ure respectfully invited to
call. Rasmussen: Hrs. Horsier, Ras. C. P.
Kranth, D. D., Rev. H. L. ilaugbee, MD., Rev.
Prof. If. Jacobs, Prof. M. L. Stever.
Gettysburg, April 11, '53.
- -
Timber Land
AT PUBLIC SALE.--The subscriber will
offer at Public Sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, Ile 31.1 day of Dace:saw next, A TRACT
OF MOUNTAIN LAND, containing about 25
Acres, situate in Menallen township, Adams
county, about three quarters of a mile south
west of Bendersrille, adjoining lands of Conrad
Wierman. Peter Rice and others. The land is
well covered with a rariety of Timber, and will
be, sold in SIX LOTS, of about 4 acres each.
Bale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by
Nov. 28, 1859. td JVIS SNYERS.
Notice to Farmers.
100000 Ptsli t s1 t i N W a r ; ipTe 1 4est me
price wi ll
be paid fur Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats,
Barley, Clover-seed, Timothy-seed. Flour. kc.,
at the large yellow Warehouse, west end of
Oxford.
ihrGuano, Plaster. Salt, Ste., arid a large
and well selected stock of Lumber and Coal
eonstantly on hand and for sale at my Ware
house. FRANK. HERSH.
New Oxford, Oct. 7, 1859. tf
New Oyster Saloons.
T HE subscriber has opened new Oyster and
Eating Saloons, on the south side of
T HE
street, near the Diamond, (two
doors below Geo. Arcades Store.) where he
will receive EVERY DAY, (Sunday excepted,)
and serve in the t nrious styles, the best quality
of FRESH OYSTERS, from Baltimore. ily
keeping a good article, he expects to receive a
Wawa patronage. lie will also i supply Oys
ters wholesale to other establishments.
His Bill of Fare will, however, not be confin
ed to Oysters alone. Other articles in the Eat
ing line calf always be had in season—also a
nice glass of ALE.
SeirEntrance to Ladies' Saloon at the centre
door of the building—to Gentlemen's Saloon at
the door adjoining it on the west.
G. F. ECKENRODE.
Gettysburg, Oct. 31, 18.5..
Cannon & Adair's
DER' MARBLE WORKS, corner of Balti
more and East Middle streets, directly op
poll to the new Court House, Gettysburg.—
Having recently arrived from Philadelphia, and
feeling fully competent to execute all work in
the finest style of the art, we would respectful
ly invite the attention of the public wishing to
procure anything in our line, to favor us with a
call and examine specimens of our work. We
are prepared to furnish MONUMENTS, TOMBS
AND HEADSTONES, MARBLE MANTLES,
SLABS for Cabinet-makers, and all other work
appertaining to our business, at the lowest pos
sible prices. We do not hesitate to guarantee
thatnur work shall be put up in a manner sub
stantial and tasteful equal to the best to be
men hi the cities, where every improvement
veleta experience hits suggested is availed of,
and especially do we raarantee that our Cense
tailwind Grave Yard work shall be so carefully
Met ise not to be affected by frost, but shall main - -
liths for years that erectness of position given
it the completion of a job, and so necessary to
toe/thuied pacefalness and symmetry.
Nov. St, 1059. tf
Just in Season!
GVri 11111 A CALL I—The undersigned have
jest received from the cities an immense
stock of CLOVIS, CASSIMEHES, CASSINETS,
VIISTUKIII in all varieties, Ac., suitable for the
•0110111, 'Molt they offer to the public at unpre
-61611101114 ler' rates.
u They ask a call,
To convince all "
of lie fro* of Skis assertion. No trouble to
saa . rgive prices. A large lot of
iVIV I Arit CLOTHING also sellin4 cheaper
Mao ern,
AMMO, +W as*. %owl sad Phatarsla
111101101 V9t OsPadift team at Wea.
Ikratht Ckin!as7. •-•
Ui titt: .;_•s
1:N AV
GR1M...8 ( I F - 71‘ .11411NCTON Ayr,
1 :1 iatli.tilog* tiex. of NT
b.`OX. in 'Lc I,ngniciri.; of Ifatabingtott—
These irtendtd uglArings are from origins
paintings by limbs, and are engraved on steel
m the highest Ftyle of Art. They are each
2.1 - rs.ls inches, each ceerstatice ntl Kt AIM Viz?.
So many coral, miserable pictures have been
palmed upon the public artworks of. art—and
especial:) , in cheap, black and muddy etigriai
hip—that at iv difficult to coin ince persons of
taste that they are Fide in orderlag *bat they
have not seen. fiVe have paid the drat artists
their own prices, amounting to seamy thousand
dollars, to produce engravings really beautiful,
as well as the hest portraits, and thee shell be
splendid oramenla to any katior." sar Opi a
iota that can be relied on :
The Editor of the New York Observer rare :
"These engravings are genuine works otsts--
the likenesses are admirable. The portrait of
lir. Everett will take precedence of abLaiters."
The New York Christian Advoca te :
" They are among the finest engravings we have
ever seen, and rue ruaLisitsaa Asta ruttiv
BPONBII4LE FOR ALL TRAY raowise."
"MUMS, ALMOST GRATIS
We will Fend, poet paid, securely packed in
rollers—Either &wising and a $3 Magazine,
one )ear, for Both iingracinus, and • $3
Magazine, one year, for $4.
gler-Agents who remit $3O at one time, will
have an extra copy of each engraving. The
Mitgazioes are Ihrrper's, The YreititesimArr,
Goiley'r Lady's Book, 7'h, .111erntie Machinvii,
epeetalarrungeinent,theitiattoyaor's
subscription to the Maigumisies is paid weer by
us to their publishers, and subscribers receive
their supply for the year direct from their re
spective publication onuses. The cost of the
engravings is paid only by the difference be.
tween the lowest wholesale and the regular
price of the Magazines.
Ber Engravings tent nt once, and subscrip
tions to periodicals continence with current
issue. unless otherwisecrilerod. atone
risk if proof is retained oT herring beea led.
First impressions are best, therefore sealstarly.
Address, 0. RAILRY k CO.,
• (At Win. Hull k Son's Music Store,)
543 Broadway, New York.
Sir J. A ughinbaugh k Son are the Agents In
this place.
Nov. 14,
DALSAMIC MIMI SYRUP
LII AS A FAMILY REMEDY IT HAS '0
jparTh's is to certify, that on` the re
commendation of a regular and skilful physi
cian, we bine used the "Balsamic Cough
ti r rup " prepared by W. E. Shriner, in our fami
ly, and find it t ) answer well the purposes for
which it.is prepared. El. Eltursiss,
Pastor of Lutheran Church, Tanrytown, MAL
Read the following Letter from Roy. H. P.
Jordan : UNIONTOIN, ild.
Mr. W. E. Shriner,—Dear Sir :—I have given
your " Balsamic Cough Syrup " a fair frisk and
am happy to say that I have never tried any
thing that relieved me so soon. I have also
given it in my family with the same good ef
fects in every instance. It is certainly a must
excellent remedy, and ought to be in ever/ Mel
ly: The exceeding low price arwhfch Ins mad
places it within the resell of all.
Pardon the liberty I have taken in thus giv
ing my experience in the use of the Syrup unea-
Belted by you. Aespectfully yours,
H. P. Joules.
. •
TROTIIIIIONT Or
Mr: Shriner :—At your request, I has* ex
amine i the composition of your "Balsastio
Coig Syrup," and from my knowledge of tho
ingredients, and having witnessed its good ef
fects, I can recommend it to the public as a
valuable compound for Coughs. Colds t ,suid all
chronic pulmonary affections. Thos. film; M. D.
TA:turrowx. Md.
I have preseribeci W. E. Shriner's "Balsamic
Cough Sr rup" in uiy practice for several years,
and regard it utan exrellent medicine inCoughs,
Colds, and all Bronchial affections.
Sall''. Sworn, IL EL
FITE YEARS' ISPZIUMICE.
Jyresasox. York co., Pa., July 18,1859.
To W. B. Shriner,—Dear Sir :--1 lisiarlean
keepiag your "Balsamic Cough Spar" kressia
for the Last five years, and it has given ahnost
universal satisfaction.
Ps is one'of the most popular Medicines blue
in our neighborhood. Our salea,therefore,turte
been large, especially last winter, having Rohl
at retail at least ten dozen bottles., I therefore
do not hesitate to recommend it to the public'
as a good medicine. Yours, respectflallr A •
. JAWS SPAMUM.
PORTER'S SIDING. York co., M. 17, 1859.
W. k. Shriner,—Dear Str:—tour Cougb
Syrup is becoming very popular here. I bade
been selling it for about two years,al449giirta
more general satisfaction than say medicine
Lave ever sold. We use it in our fa. y , and
would not be without it on any amount. Pas
children, it certainly is an invaluable medi
cine. J S. G. HILDWAiII.
To W. E. Shriner :—I consider your Batsitins
Cough Syrup one of the best Cough renealliss
of the day. There is no medicine i bare opywr
sold gave such universal satllfaetion, automat
that I have used in my family I like so wall
Yours, truly, C. F.
Price, 37i ets. per bottle, at 3 battles for $L
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants.
Oct. 17, 185 to
Stoves,
TIN AND SHEET WON WARE.
& BUEHLER, having pittetT li a ll re
',tuck of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware of eimp 1.
Buehler, have opened an establishment In Mies ,
nection with their Stove Ware Roam; milder
the superintendence of G. E. Buehler, me telle
now prepared to furnish everything In jimtViee
at the lowest prices. In addition to the maps ,
ry "ware. they have a large supply of kbetmo*
and house furnishing goods, of eterptilltielys
including enamelled and tin Kettles, nitip,
fur preservimg, cooking and frying lihiltiond
see them. Splendid assortment or Stoves mid
house furnishing goods at their Warehouse, Oa
the comet of Carlisle and Railroad street,. ;.
Bar-Spottilng put up at shortest notice. Law.
ber, Coal and Lime always on- hand at,Sinsir
yard at the same place.
Nov. 14, 1859. &HEADS k BUE I II/2.1.1.
Furs! Pun!!
TOSEPII ROSSNEIA I OI, FANCY F
0 MANUFACTURER k IMPOR
has now ready his fiery extensive •-- of
Furs ; consisting of Capes, Half.Ca , Vide
nines, Man's, Curs, etc., in Mink Sable, Stoma
Masten Fitch, Chischilia, Siberian Squirrel,
and ot her lower priced Fars,-AU of whisk kin in
prepared to sell. at prices to defy coaspeatliel..
All Furs sold in this stoat, are surritataito be
what they are represented.
Store: No. 416 Arch street, between 4th aka
sth, (above lyre :ad Landell's Dry. n
Store,) tip of the Golden Lisa,
P. S.—Furs altered into fashionable sties , at
a moderate charge. [Oct.. IZ , Ifibt,
New Fall and WlT4ter goods,
AT A. SCOTT 1< SON'S niv aToga.—w f
ha,* jest received oar stock of Wilds
suitable far the Fall and Winter sale 4 to width
we beim the attention of buyers—OW*
beauty and price cannot be snspassellt=
which may be fohnd a variety of L
DRESS GOODS, of neve..ond fashicomdtts:
signs, Shawls, limuseta, Trionslnp f
Our stock of DONINVIC GOODS la' V
and complete. For DEN'S AND sow
we bays a variety of Cloths.
sets, Jeans, ftc., of various M
yhre
Also, GROCEIERS AND QDERI °I6.I %AN/FAr.-
&Mai purchased our sootiest low
ce4, we are enabld to sell demi It
snit the times. All Ito ask Wes
of oar stock before paselicsit s.
past esetnersiresest, we hope by strict *IS-
Oen to beldame esti • desire to pis,
_6O
merit, as well &inlays's ektilowsmakoflat
muse, as well es lots of aOW.., Sit riliffeko,
“Qeiek Wes Cori, protilLn -
Oct. 3,,/4641.. •
a TER 404411arat,p4& ' '
,• • •
mew a own to 44 %. • .: Nter.")..
lory• lad ' seeoraon• r; - aa ar i a %
plaster. or : Ilk •
c;=l
Vie Shringe's
}:QCAI,I
TILIITIXONY o• CLIIIGYMILS
Lisswry, Frederick c0.,111d.
JACISOX, York co., May 1411,,
ME