Oaths 2341 hun.:, - Mi4l/BIIKING GILLILAND,
of Einnbuitlegrimhip, aged *boot 71 year&
Os Sir>atb Int., alter • protracted
"widetthe bore with cleans* fortitude, ger.
, GEOIMIE HAKIM, of Hamilton township, aged
se roam 7 months met 28 dap,
GO die Sd inst., at Mutettester, Md., Mrs.
HANNAH MARIA fIiiiLAITER, wife of Janes
liheralbr, and daughter of George Wesrer, of
Butler township, Atilms et:runty, in the 45th
year of het age.
011 the 21M last.,lls. JOHN KUHN, of Mount
yetaasitat township, agmtabout 68 years.
111 1 1 . 0 01 hist, Miss ELIZABETH LITTLE,
of this sae', agisti shoat 47 felt/
On Elites, last, Mk lost., JOHN RoBEHT,
son o I fat:JINSIASS Rosser, of this place, aged 11
monfhi. •
Os the 17th inst.. in Moaptjoy township, Miss
SIJkIANNAII LITTLE, aged 65 year!: 1 month
arid 28 days.
Otathe Tth Inst., in Adams county, Mrs. SE
LK& 'LOMB, aged 26 years 9 months and 20
da7z
petite 40th last., in Adams county, ED It.'ND
TEANCIA, infaat ten of Oliver and Eliza 11 , taly ,
^get 0 sidliths and 21 days.
tin 'the 21d last., Mrs. RUTH MARTIN, of
this plane, esiensort Eptirsim Martin, deceased,
Ls tlist/6811 year of her age.
_ _ _
Oa Tumidity last, GEORUE S. MORRIS, only
110 n of Rev. Nevry S. Koons, of Ptnegeoye,
iebuyittßl county, Pa., aged J years 7 months
And 27 'days.
In Eaton, an the 40th teat, od .eongestion of
the bowels, MAUI' Gil 4.1113 F:R.S, only daughter
of Jacob arid Catlittnne Chambers, aged 4
Swan.
fn Hamiltonban tom-wail!). on the 18th inst.,
ANNA _MARY' LI AROA RET, dAughter of
Samuel and Sarah C. Eller, aged 3 months and
1:3 days.
On the 20th inst., Mr. GEORGE FIDLER, of
Tyrone town hie, aged 71 years 5 mouths and
1 days.
Os the 24th of December, HARRY F., aged
smiths and 6 da)s; on the 3d inst., JE
ROME J., aged 3 years 10 months and 4 days;
nn the 7th. SYLVESTER L., aged 8 )ears 1
month and 24 days; and on the 14th, MARY
CATHARINE, aged 3 months and 27 days—
/. hildren of Peter and Mary Sanders, of flan..il
sou ban township—of malignant sore throat.
Weep not for those
11 - 1.0 sink within the arras of death
Ere yet the chilling wintry breath
Of sorrow o'er thine blows."
On the liith Inst.. Capt. JOHN GAIWAR, of
Butler town.hip, aged about 7,1 years. Capt.
Gardner was a soldier in the star with Great
Itritain in the year 1814.0 s the Canadian fron
tiers he was Lrst Lieut. in a company com
manded by Capt. tiarnuel White, after whom,
titi itestown, in this rounty, was named. Capt.
Wilito being taker prisoner by the Indians,
Lieut. Gardner was athauced to the Captaincy. '
/LW was in all, or nearly all the engagements of
that memorable period, in which sonic of the
Inuit sanguinary battles. in the hiltory of our
c. untry. to ere ,ought; and All one of those in
the coinpauy Nilio.e during courage carried'
21 cut into the enemy's conutry. In the after
hart of his I.fe it rims sad often to
the edificat cia of his hearers, W reconat the
of the American soldier, and to re-
Liiirie their hold encounters with the enemy.
At such times his aged eye would sparkle with
',gain
fire, and he would seem to live over
',gain the events of b % -goue days. Ile was'
truly a brave soldier.
A.t the residence of his grand-father, (J. P.
Topper.) near Fairfield, on the 16th inst.. of
snalignnnt sore throat, FRANCIS EDMUND
KIDEL, aged 3 rears 3 months and 24 days.
Dearest Eddy, thou halt left u!,
(Jere thy lon we deeply feel;
I:ut iiis God that balk berets us,
lle can nll our sorrows heal.
Yet ngain we hope to meet thee,
When the day oelife is tied;
Then in heaven wtth joy to giesS Lbw.
Wl:tern no farewell tenr is sited. c. T.
Communicated.
On Liu 23t1 inst., CATHARINI: ELIZABETH
itEITLEIL, daughter of Emanuel and Susannah
/Soder, of Strauem township.
U. may no gloomy crime
Polute the rising day—
May Je..us' blood. liLe riorninz dew,
Wash all our stains away.
We give. to God what he.to OS gave,
We bless him with our sreepias eyes ;
Our bud sleeps not within the grave,
/int Aw cetl - blooms in paradise. A. U. Y.
Communicated_
On the 13th of February, ALICE E. LARKIN,
e.mu g httr of D. I'. and S. J. Larevr, of Latimore
township, egeJ 2 years II months and 2 days
'\Seep nut fur little Alice,
SLe has gone to God who gave ;
ller spirit sleeps in Jesus,
Though she's in the silent grave.
Loving parents cease your weeping,
Dry your tears, it must be so ;
God now has her iu his keeping,
Oh then, cease ) our woe.
Hard I know has been the parting
From little Alice s
But 'tis the good Lurd's calling;
I3y it we must abide
T23CMI
GETTYSI3I.7IIG—SAITSDAY LAir.
Superfine ..... ....—.4 17 to S 00
I:Te Flour
White
Red
Cora, ........
..... ......
Buckwheat ..... ............
liuckwheat Yeal.
Clore: Seed______
Timcitiv
Flax 5eed......
parley
plaster of Paris
I taster grolatid,per
Park,..
BALTIMORE—Fitway LAIT.
6 27 to i 50
i 25 :o 1 645
..... 85 to 90
Flour—.
IViteat ..
Bye
C0nt.....
CM
..........._.. a al co a 25
......... 2 TS to 3 25
Clover Seed
Timothy 5eed...........
Reef Cattle, per bu01d.....—.....—.' 7 00 kolo 00
ir VS Ur 13 75
!loge, per biked
Bayl4 00 tolB 00
•
Whiskey ... .....---. 33 to $4
Gastlo, Perarbut, per too— ..... .. 63 00
HANOVER—TaDILSDAT LAO?.
Flour, froft wag•na .....
Do. }rook
Wheat ..... 112 to 1 lid
Rye ». »•..•.. 80
Coro .•............. ....»w«.... 83
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seuntid to omit the IMAM
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erliati .# k 1 40004 laiiva at
Alia *oaks berreOlLit Me i Gitups-
NribPk
The liaaagrt Informs the pohlk that
le. itithwai, of Gettyabun, Ina kindly vette
teered to Vance a Comic Jig.
Feb. 27, 180.
--------
OTharadey evening, 23d last_ a Silver
Detached Lever Watch, some place t,,e•
te e en Wisatskey's Lou Wygigia. Establishment,
on Washington street and trry residence CO
East Sitddle street, in Gettysburg A liberal
reward will he given to the person who re
turns it to the ovner. JACOI3 REMMEL.
Feb. 27, 1860. It
rtbStockholders in the York and Gettys
burg Tarsi)ll:o Company are hereby noti
ed at an Etectioa tor-President. Managers
and Treasurer, to conduct the affairs of the
Company, will be held at the public house of
F. J. WILSON, in Abbottatovn, on Me _lst day qf
March nut, between the hours of 10 A. M., and
1 P. M. JOSEPH SMYSEII, See,.
Feb. 27, 1860. td
PERSONS indebted to the undersigned by
nee4..unts of long stunding ore notified to
per up. S. G. COOK.
Feb. 27, 180
THE subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at
the former residence of brows HoccE, in
ermauy township, Adams county, on the
road leading from Littlestown to firumitsburg,
3 miles from the former place, oft Tuesday, I,e
201 A des of March next. the following Personal
Property; viz : LICHEAC, Tables, Chairs, Bed
steads, Cupboards, Desks. Stands, Store Coun
ter and shelving, 3 stoves and Pipe, large
Copper Kettle, Iron Kettles, l'ots, ke.; Horse
Power, Circular Saw Frame, Turning Lathe,
Poplar. Cherry and Pine Lumber, and various
other articles, too numerous to mention.
ifterSale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
on said day,wben attenibuLne, will be given and
terms made known bff
Feb. 27, 180. ta
t BY virtue of an Order of the Orphan's Court
of Adams county, the subscriber. Admits
' istrator of Puna, Cott.. deceased, will offer at
Public Sale, at the Public House or Frederick
Black, in Btansitsburg, Nd., ots Therrulay, Me Rai
chi' of March next, the Real Estate of said de
cedent, viz: A FARM, situate in Liberty
township, Adams county, 3 miles west of Km
mitsburg, adjoining lands of heirs of lion.
JAMES .11cDi‘it, heirs of Maxwell Shields and
others. containing IC4 Acres. more or less,
about JO acres of which are cleared and In a
good ewe of cultivation, and muds of the
halarses is well covered with thriving Chesnut
and Rock Oak Timber. The Improvements
are a One and a Half Story LOG
HOUSE, Log Barn, a young Or
chard of choice•fruit. kc. There
are two good Springs near the
dwelling. The road from Mc-
Divit's Mill to Sabillasville passes through this
property.
ser4P•The property will be offered undivided,
or in FIVE PARTS, containing from 14 to
acres, as may suit purchasers. Persona de
sirous of viewing It are requested to call on
the subscriber, rasiding near ML St. Mary's
College.
Communicated. '
Communicated
liar Sale to commence at I o'clock, P. Si, on
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by
By the Coact. WM. A. CULL, Adlee'r.
Feb. 20, 1860.. is
xa r leie
N ITROORNIZED
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIMN,
DRIED BLOOD,
BONES,
• 10.71.PRCItIC ACID,
PERUVIAN' GOTS%
Will equal In effect wad laating poster 195
Pounds Pettitlan Guano—will produce
GREATER WEIGHT OF WHEAT,
And other Grain, per Bushel.
SIT PREVENTS RCS.TI•Iin
I solicit Farmers to ere it a fair trial, being
confident of its trbrth. It has been extensively
used in tbe.New England and Southern States
for ten years past, and Its increasing sale
It Is packed in Strong Etna of 100 Pounds each.
PRICE 1114, PER BAG, OR 8450 PER TON.
Orders accompanied by ItcmiLtances will
meet IA ith Prompt Attention.
Testimonials and Samples given Fret of
Charge s on application to the Sole :Agent,
ENS
Z2I
SEirAGENTs WANTED.-las
Fib. 20, 1860. 3m
- -------
Kerosene and Coal
760
....1 12 to 1 25
1 10 to 1 1.5
OIL LAMPS !—Head Quarters and Menefee
tory, No. 114 South Second Street, below
Chesnut. and No. 1 Carter Street, Philadelphia.
IL B. DYOTT'S Excelsior Kerosene and Coal
Oil Burner. Mutat'. k Jossa' Spring Burner,
, and all other good Burners for Coal Oil, to
gether with the largest and handsothest variety
of LAMPS, of every description. CHANDE
, LIKES, from two to fifty burners—Glasses,
. Wicks, Shades, and all articles pertaining to
the busineu,together with the best KEROSENE
OIL in the country—Wholesale and Retail—at
the Manufacturers' lowest prices.
mar Merchants and others will same money,
by examining our Stock and Prices.
M. B. DYOTT'S
, LAMP and GAS FIXTURE STORE and PAC
TOBY, No. 114 South Second and No. 1 Car
ter Street, below Chesnut, Philadelphia.
Feb. 2e, 1860. 3m
Gettysburg Foundry.
63
. 75
36
56
2 00
4 25 to 4 50
2 00
1 20
6 50
95
7 00 to I 25
CEEI
THE subscriber, hiving purchued the
Foundry of Messrs. Zorbaugh,Sloat I Co.,
merly Warrens' Foundry,) has commenced
bueiness, end is now prepared to otter to the
public s larger assortment of Machinery than
has heretofore been offered, such as THRESH
LSO MA.OIIINES, Clover Rollers, Fodder, Cut
ters, Corn Shellersould Morgisn's late improved
horse Rake. Also, STOVES, such as Cook
Stores, three efferent kinds; and Ave different
slue of Tea-plate Storm. Likewise Sill and
Saw-utill Coatings, sad &Mao& of Taming in
Iron or Wood. _ .
5 00
5 50
joirIZPAIIMIG at elf kinds oa Machinery
and Goatimrs will be don, to order ea Own
astioe. Patterns made to order ; Plough Cast.
lags ready ramie ; PLOCOR§, suck.= Melbr*,
Witheres, Pioche; Woodcock, sad :stay
*Mom ma mentioned here ;mid *lit different
kis& of IRON FENCING, for Cemeterim,
Bamboo or Yards.
4 Ze
/ 7*
4 14
Aloojellectisios Moohisee, one of the best
101011 TWA smudge* works with a kayos.
11 7 Slad fag Uta• WS Palf Ira it.
iiiol.llW.aa= 1/Iff 004 se doaW abitt
jastairitsz mtie versed* aught is see
'heir ad le ir4/0 0 44m1fAnnf AWL«
lee:bee* ve loosafeebulWl.la_thet they
osh4IILiIadDISWOMIONPOiced i fry=d-
-."
Gettobasaiit.o4sikt .
ligl °wan eorser
Irt, 1 1 4 .0 1 00 . x .
11: Illr evdapuivai ON
th• illsios.
*TM); -G - .". ar , .1: irtilik,.
Jr:-imam, (taie awes ibii• iiii Nip;
par allay) loliiimeatred..
attend to all work /e V* ii•IP Pil thlit V
sad chits/IL, • 0
{Fey. 17 1 .
1/ o
E. COALE, Agrot.
Turnpike Election.
Notice.
Public Sale.
iILOS LEFEVER, .4gest.
Postponed Bale.
CORPOSIIID or
U 1
SULPHATS AMMONIA
100 Pounds of the
KITROGICIIIZgD PHOSPHATIC
PROVES ITS SUPERIORITY I
R. W. P. ALLEN,
No. 14 South Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPIIIA
RE
Altr i
TET
A*lllllo4 - at like load leadlo4 front
itheamwreo E` by rg. alma t 3 mills west
the (*raw, ow thiPtA day qiiiirca %mg,
,lbw Itlklmming Parsonal Property, els : 4 bead
} of valuable /1012Sli,S, hat:lll4lns 3 fitst-rate
; Brood Mares. I T wo-y earring aad 2 Clue-yearling
Colts, / Blooded Stallion, rising 3 pars old
this Spring sad not to be beaten for beauty;
f Maki Oa as, 6 Sailors, 1 8011, a Sheep, I
Skew., 1 &AO4l Solly 3 Wagon', o narrow
tread and one bruati-tread,)Tbreslaincltachine,
as good as scar,d Lluller,l4 beat hill!,
4talia Drill, 1 war and 1 Falling-top
Buggy, both neatly new, 2 setts Bugg) rt aroc es ,
I Sleigb. 1 Log thesis, Ploughs and Harrow 1,
Cultivatort,Bbol el Ploughs, Coro Fork. Roller,
1 Jackscrew, HeVoloing nurse Rake, Cider 1f ll
sod Press, la good order, 4 barrels of Vinegar,
large brewing Tub, 4 setts Horst Uears,Wagcrn
Saddle, ttney Saddle and Bridle, Side Saddle,
Flve-torsa 1.60 t, Salters sad Halter Chains,
;Smooth Barrel 1101 e, Double ilarrci :Shot Gun;
Cora by the bushel. Also, Household and
Kitchen Foruitnre, such as Bedsteads and
Beddiog ' Tables, Chairs, and a variety of other
articles too autocrat+ to mention.
sersal• to commence at 9 o'clock, A If., on
said lay, when attendance • ill Lc given and
tsrms made known
=I
ME
=I
Feb. 13, ZSGO. ti•
Persotal Property
AT PUBLIC SALE.—The subscriber, intend-Ing to quit farming, will sell at Pahlic
at kis residence, in Butler torwuslitp,
Adams county, 1 mile southwest of Lower's
Mdl, oil .11finskty, the Ohl day of MarcA next, tke
following Personal Property, viz: 3 head of
WORK 1101 1 1 SEN, I pair of a ell-broken Mules.
2 Two-plar old Cults, Milch Cows and Young
Cattle, Brood Sow, I Four-laoroe Wagon, Eng
lish Wagon Bed, Lime Bed, Feed Trough, Horse
Gears, (a large lot and nearly new,) Wagon
Saddle, Ploughs and II ‘rrows, Double and Sin
gle Shovel Ploughs, Corn Furls, Corn Coverer,
Traces, Fifth Chain, two-hone Spreader, Sin
gle and Double Tree:. Winnowing Mill, and a
Variety of Miler farming utensils.
sale to tornnsence at 0 o'clock, A.M., on
said day, when “I`ocndaace will be git en and
terms made known ay
Jan. 30, 'GO. is SAMUEL EICIII6LTZ.
e9F HIGHLY VAI,CAIILF. Prltti`, l NAL PRO-
I'ERTY.—WiII Le sold at Potato Sale, at 1
t late residence of Michael A. Slagle, do-.
ceasid, in OsCorti township, Adams county, esi ,
Thursday and Fr.da . y. tla S:A and ltA days of !
Mane serf. the following highly ‘aluabLe Per
sonal Property, viz • HEVXN HORSES, 3
Cults, one and two year.; old. t:: )Mich Cows, I
Durham Hull, Young cattle, 2 Brood Sows 12
Shoats, Horse (,ears,': Wagoua, 1 One-lisOrse
Wagon, I Cart and Gears, Wagon Bed, flay
Ladders, Nay Carriages, Winnowing Mill,
Thrething Machine and Horse Power, I Reaping
Machine, Grain Drill, Spring-tooth Rake,
Plough., Harrows, Forks, Bakes, Blacksmith
Tools, Oats, Coro, ke
Also, the Personal Property of MICEARL A.
FILAOII.I, deceased, to wit: 2 Shares Han
over Branch Ilaiiroad Mock, I Bugg, and
harness, 2 .Sleighs, double-barrelled has,- 4
full assortment of llousebokl and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting in part of Bedsit/11d Bed
steads, Tables. Chairs, Carpeting. Desks, Par
lor, Coal add Cook Stores, Queensware, Look
ing Classes. Stands. kc.
lair - Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. W.,
of each day, when attendance will he given and
terms made knows bv DAVID M. MYERS.
Feb. C, 1860. ti' J. F. ii:trims.an, Auct.
---- - ---
Public Sale.
FpHE subscriber, intending to quit farming,
will over at Public Salk, at his residence,
in Franklin township, Adams county, near
umm.tsburg, vs raeltday, Ike 1311 day of March
west. the following Personal Property. xis:—
HORSES, (one first-rate for saddle and lead,)
1 Two-year old Colt and I Yearling Colt, 5
Mulch Cowa, Young Cattle, 9 head of Sheep,
Three-horse Warm. a One-horse Wagos, Car
riage, Sleigh, Winnowing Mill, Cuttior Box,
Three-horse Plough, Doable Shovel Plough,
Cultivator, Donbie and Single-Trees, Revolv
ing Hay Rake, flr.Ltn Cradle, Forks and !bikes,
Log Chain, Cow and Halter Chalets, Horse
Gears, 2 setts Single Harness, 2 Grindlatonds,
Wheelbarrow, 200 Wagon s?okes, Grain by the
bushel, Clover, Timothy and Honey-blade
Seeds. Also, au Or..ngs Tree, bearing fruit;
Clock and Case. Corner Cupboard, Sink, Table,
Writing Desk, Coukiug Stove, Teo-plate Stove,
Wool-wheel, Sausage Grinder, soy tunny other
articles.
/-Sale to commence at 1l o'clock, A. M.,
on staid day, artier attendance will be given and
teams mule known by JOHN MARTIN.
Feb. 13, 1800. is
OFVALUABLE PERSONA L VopErrr
The subscriber, intruding to remove to
Gettysburg, will offer at Pt' L. Sale, at his
residenee, in Oxford township, Adams county,
near Senft's Mill, on the road leading from said
Mill to Hanover, on Monday, Ike 121 A day of
Aferrh next, the fullowitig valuable Personal
Property, viz: 4 head of first-rate draught
HORSES, G head of excellent Milch Cow.. 1
flue Durham Bull, 2 NVaguns, with Beds, (one
broad-tread and one narrow-tread,) 1 One-horse
Wagon, Ploughs, Harrows, Shovel Ploughs,
Corn Forks, 1 Treble-geared Threshing Ma
chine, Rolling Screen, Winnowing Mill, 4 sets
of Horse Gears, Halter and Con. Chains, Double
and Single-trees, Log and Fifth Mains, Crow
bar and Digging Iron, large Chop Client, Cutting
Box, and a variety of other farming articles.—
Also, Household and Kit,hen Furniture, too
nutoreoui to mention.
alirSAlt to COUILDVDre At /0 o'clock, A. 31,
on said day, wben ipec c ill be gin and
terms made known by CHA..ILE6 WILL.
Feb. 13,
T M: subscriber will offer at Public Sale, at
his residence , on the farm owned by Jacob
t r.idortf, on the road leading from Littlestown
to limaiitsburg, 5 miles west of Littlestown,
and 2 miles east of Sell's Mill, in Mounticry
township, Adams county, on Tweday, the 13th
day of March nut, the following Personal
Property. el:: 4 WOILK HORSES, 4 Milch
Cows. 1 Heifer, 1 Bull, 9 Shoats, 3 Sheep, 1
Narrow-tread Wagon,Stone Bed, Hay Carriage,
Ploughs and Harrows, Shovel Ploughs, Corn
Folks, 2 sets Front Gears, 2 sets Hind Gears,
Collars, Bridles, Log, Halter and livw Chains,
Rockaway Buggy laud Heicaess, Ldff Sled, Sin
gle and Double-trees, Grain Drill, only run one
season; also, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
with a roirieti Bother articles, too numerous
to mention.
beirSale to commence at 10 o'clbck, A. V ,
on said day, when attendance will La given
and terms made known br
JUlri. A. LAWRENCE.
Feb. 13, IS6O. ta [Jacoa Kix): z, Auct.
TACOS MITICDOIIFF'S ESTATE.—Letters of
adosiaistratlon on the estate ofJecob Mae
dorff, late of Franklin township, Adams coun
ty, deces.44,hsetng tiers grantee to the under
signed, (the first netted residing in said Frank
lin township and the last sinned in Cumber
land township) they hereby eve notice to all
persoas indebted to said estate to mate imme
diate paymeat wad thaw harieg claims against
the same to present them properly authenticat
ed for settlement ADAM REBERT
caul/ISA B. PeLLEY,
Feb. 13, 131111. it Adatisistregora.
EBICCA WOWS ROTA ? 6.—Lettern
et ad mintairatlaii Di Ms estate of Iteberaa
et , bole al& .1 cosepktosaty. diaaa,darilL,
haring 'beta vtaateturitar - indersissed, raskd
ing in Gatti,Adam Co., Pa., ha beratt
OW mica So all orsche iailabtaill aaW aatryhr
*aim haaaaliase papaami, amok Milian hating
daubs against tie, wisso.proosi Pies , -
ly aualeemica4a4 far satthoseat.
Z.hOiLkiklAS 1171/4S, .
Feb. it, MO. it
• a AdliNY.-4 was isteitie Mae Himitny
a esii *Arm v ise at X. A c
Xeb.ar" in
•
. 7 1110 Sat
TIMMY ri
1311{1=4011•6
ICILISCIr Cues, Mau, OM 11119dallioes,
r Breast-pins, Ear - ring, ll proteelie
st.tb• Jtatetslor Blry-tight Oellery, Getipbati.
,'to I tai t (stating,
•t bis r!tidencsi
GEORGE H. HOUCK
Public b.:le
Public Bale
Public Sale.
Notice:
1-
rrsilowa
ARA.
prices. Ns. 6 Rimover Street, seat Itt lic'"r
timert,
Street. TiAtrtsoais, Ms.
rols. 27, SMOG. aus
- Bari MIMI
atrtAIMAYTPII3-41/
rv. STARA k CO.
of KoriA -end Centre
oppoitte IL It. Stsc
BALTrIIOIIIt, MD. Naar
torero of PRICRCH 3'
Importers nod Dealt
Burr flocks, Bolting C'
Leather and Gum Bet
' Calett.ed Plaster, Mkt
Quality. Also, Colour, Goealleo, and F.sophes
Mill Steloes at all sizes. [Feb, 27,'30.
New & Idol).
EW EL WV, SILVER WA RE, Wr.rn, PLAT
: ED WA.R &c. —A . WA RNER, llohl and
ilrersmith, No. 10 NORTH G•Y STREET, DAL
' TINIRE., MD., has in store a beautiful assort
ment otslyles and patterns of 111C11 JEWELRY,
suitable fur presents, embracing a great variety
utPlain Gold and Sett Broaches, Mosaics, Car
bunkles, &c., F./sr-Rings. Bracelets, Finger Rings
set sehth Diamond, Ruby, Pearl, opal, Emerald,
kc., Ladies' Gold Chains, Vest k Guard Chains,
Miniature Lockets. Gold Thimbles, Cuff Pine:
Signet, Chased and Plain Gold Rings,, Pencils
and Pens, Sleeve Buttons and Studs, old and
Jet Crones, Jet Bracelets, l'ins & Ear Rings, kc.
kLS 0 ,
A variety of Silver Mounted k Plated CAstors,
Cake Baskets, Walters, Candlesticks. B utl et. nd
Salt stands, Pearl handle Desert Stuires,,Spnoott,
Fwki, Ladles, Fancy Articles, Be , all elm lurk
is respectfully offered on the lowc.‘t terms.
Se-The Country Trade and I>elleri general
ly are Invited to give me a call. and examine
Goode and Prices, being satisfied that my SII.-
VER• WARE cannot be surintsged either fur
fineqsa or quality, or the latest and most beau
tiful patterns. [Feb. 27, 18Go. ly
r--
~r"sikE 4 001: .
I 00.
FtOUNDED 18b2. Chartered 1854. Located
COIL OF BALTIMORE t Cil A It,LAS
rtmose, YD.—The Largest, bast Elegantly
Puralabedt Popular Commercial College in the
tra;ted Staten. Desiscaod expressly for Young
men' siring to obtain se TIIOOOINIII INIACTISAL
11C5141CSS in.r.CATIOW in the shortest possible
tbnefind at the least expense.
A Large and Beauttni:l; Ornamented Circu
lar, centlialug upward. of 811 . SQUARE
with !Erects= or Pernsammur;and w Li igr.
gravid (the finest of the kind ere: tn..de
this °entry) representing the Interior View a
t
the liege, with Catalogno stating Mans.
i will fie Sent to Briley Youay Mom on apglieathm,
FRECOIt CillAirg. Write WIWIWILIIIISSIT 111.114 j'Api
Win deceit. the package by return '
iddress, & E..L0811212, Baltbnore, Std.
, Fell. 41, lee°. ly
1 James H. Bosley,
CcOilussio.N MERCHANT, •
-Yes.l24 mid 116 rectA sear, I BALTIMORE, MD.
I 11110 prepared to receive end sell oit Commla
. sion 411 kinds of COUNTRT PRODUCE. Having
an !Iperience of ten years In die Comae:l6os
buskins, (and wishing to continue th at alone,)
' I flatter myself that I shall be able to eve same
-1 racrilos to all who favor MO with ootisiesuerite
Will Mho attend to filling orders fbr tlroceries,
Gums), and all kinds of Fertilisers. •
Feb. C, '6O. ly
--4-,- Public Sale.
Brandies
Wines, ,
itt/LS, BLACK T BAS, lc. P. TIERNAN a l
ITIIIR subscriber, Intending to remove to a
,
1 SOY, offer fbr silt the following article,. .I . smaller farm, will Fell at Public Sale, et
of tueir own importation, particularly fur falai- his ruislence, in Franklin township, Adams
ly usie :
Sideway Writ ea—Pensartine's guest pale, gold counly,about one mile from Ilickley's Tannery,
essEatearday, the 3d dog of iforeA ile.rt, the follow
! and liirdwn Sherries, in wood and la gl iss. ing Persooal Property, iiz : 1 BROOD )TARE,
I p o m r W ixoe _s eec t emet e e compet i t i on ce g ' 2 two-year old •• Orphan Boy" Colts, 4 Cows,
1 and white Port, In wood and inglass. 2 Heifers, (springing.) 2 Balls, one of them fit
Miestaa Wise-40bn Hewer& ifseell'llleter d estimated to weigh 1360 pounds: 6 head of
' Madvra, is wood and in Qt..; also, Gripe Young Cattle, 5 head of fine Sheqi, Horse Gears,
i Jolt* Wheel-barrow. and a variety of other articles,
II;s Wises—Joh berger, Stelsiberger, too eons to weution.
Mar brunner, Cabinet, Lieb-free-mitch. Brou- ,'Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
mews, df 1846. , . on said day, when atteutbsuce will be gives and
CAmens. Wires — Poet and,Chandon's tla.. terms made known by
est, quarts sad pinta. ' Feb. 6,1660. u JACOB lIERSIIBY.
0 *A otss—Otard and Reclaim ----
s fineold pods - — - -
I n
and dark Brandies. 'Watch --
ra es, Jewelry,
Rdme—Old and dui Jamaica, Antigni, Gron-A AD SILVER-WA 11113.—We would respect
ads,,and from the I ands, imported direct from : /1 . fully inform our friends, patrons and the
Loudon. I paWic generally, that we have now in Store
HOLLAND Gls—The bast quality—Tiernan, and offer WDOLKNA LE V , IO IIIitTAIL,AI the !tweet
brand--asid DO mixture of eremitic poison in it. j Casio Pair's, a large and very choke stock of
2CRI half chests of the fluent &mows° Tits. Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, of
I.ll.lilmore, Aug. 29,18.59. ty ev ery variety and it, Ic. Every description of
DIAMOND WORK and other Jewstaiv, made to
A. Illathiot & Son's
SDFA AND FURNITURE WAREROOIIS,Koe.
25 and 27 N. Gay street, Baltimore, (near
Fayette st.,) extending from Gay to Frederick
st.--•the largest establishment of the kind in tile
Union. Always on band a large Assortment of
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNlTURE...em
bracing Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washstands, Ward
robes, Mattresses of Husk, Cotton and flair,
Spring Beds, tiaras, Tetc-c-Tetcs, Arm Chairs,
Rocking Chairs, Etageres, Marble Talilk.s. 'Set
tees, Reception and UpliolsOei-ed Chairs, AFL
SORTED COLORS OF COTTAGE aII.SITIftE,
Wood Chairs, Office Chairs, BarL'r (hairs,
Cribs and Cradles, Hat 11 , 01
Gilt and ll'alnut Frame Looking Glasses, Side
boards, Exteasion Tables, of every reni;th.
l'ersoss disposed to purchase are invitedto
call sad give our stock an examination, which
for variety and quality- of norkruansuip a not
equalled by any establLahtuent ILI the country.
A. SIATIIIOT k S( IN,
Nos. 25 and 27 N. Gay •trvet.
If
Avg. 2, 1859
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPF.RTI'.
On Friday, de- 2d dry of Match next, IstAP,
at tr o'clock, A. M., the subscriber. Intending to
remove West, will sell at Public Sole, on the
premises, on the road leading from liettyshurg
to Emositsburg. four miles from the former anti
six from the latter place, the fo:lovrinirdt , cribed
Personal Property, to wit : FIVE IlE.11)
HORSES, four of them good young v. urk horsed,
and one a two yearling colt; a lot of Hors Cat
tle, among which are three fresh Mileh Cowm; a
lot of Shoats, 1 four-horse narrow-tread
Wagon, Lune Bed, Limy Carriage, Feed Trough,
Ploughs, "two and three-hocze HarrOws, LWOW*
and single Shovel Ploughs, all of which are
neatly new, ()rain Drill, Jack-acres,
barrow, Shovels, Forks, Horse Gears far fire
bonus, the most of them new, Bridles, Saddiss,
one a new Side Saddle, 'Halters, C ONT Chains,
Boxes of Bees, one a patern box; mud about 22
Acres of Grtn in the ground. Also, lionsokokl
Furniture, among which are 2 Mahogany front
Bursaas, Tables, Chairs, common, cane seat
ed and parlor; Washstands, Corner Capbeard,
Eight-day Clock, Bedsteads and Bedding, Case
of Drawers, good Air-tight Cooking SiOverPar
lor Stove, Tin Wire, Boxes, Barrels, Meat Tas
sels, and a great variety of other articles too
numerous to meatier'.
fir.itteadanea will be giTeLl and tenni made
known on dad of sale by •
C. MIRA\ OURREO3.
Feb. f, trio. 3to
Ptatta Sale.
rpm sabacribar, tatsadiag jil _fait ta2
A arid sell at, POWs Safe , at, his rasfd e
itrilinbt". township, Maass cous4, as , '
Ms ,id dris qf yard tag. stis (Allowing Formal
Pi yiii:3 hisd a }/WM, Covi 44
Yawn - dm sad allaigh 1 iood ?first
born %ides, WWl= 144, Estpad den; mem
t ll.l 4 l :7 l ;= P irik,,__% 9 4 11 4 , 1
Grifidtioas, &dark Clistias i a 5..., F
ad tame (vials*. aleasat,„ Mits.&
.. ;wr
1 1 ;ii
ellirdi 11114 laiabta Mafia* wf wil
t4e)r bi AliAsitUl. ~.. •
ift aIF4 to , calwaiiiariVslif rixttel
g
• j, Whew atteddis, a!X l ' Ir!tr 1 * k
tells amicksalTa
tramntstaa
Via. de, ifiddi. !a '
gtt w
410- assillikirGalktiv, are
TvorooßAiiiiC vririrs
jr 'soap's, TYSON 11110.,,
oast corogr of the Diazoead, Gettysburg..
ELI
remove to o
riffessi is Sale, at his
rad , in Fraallis-tawithip, Adams romp
ty, fla lllllltillifgreangerp amt., ti
6511541iat -Femme Peagesety, viz : POUR
MAO OF WORK 1149/1291, I large Sniff sap-
Paled to weigh little "made, I broad-tread
FeaarAorao starrew-tread Wagon.
Rana Own, Plaralha leg. Harrow. enowel.
, Cora Farts, WisiowbagllliU.Pettioll
Sot, Med, I TbaesitiMg 3latbinc, Her Carriage,
Wood Ludlum., Forks, Hakes, agoi other (arm
ing halite:seeks.
elite, at As same Um* sad place, will
be offered, the undivided half of a Tract! et
CIIF.SNUT Tllll3Kit-LASD, containing about
Acres, Mutated in Ftwailia township, near 111(1
Ton-a. '
arßals to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
on said day, when attitsdasco sill be ritrn and
terms mutt. %news by JAME'S F. REA Rl*.
leb. to kl. Mutat, Auct.
xriONE T canoe saved h, calling on the sub
scriber, who has jest reserved from the
cities with one of the Lamest stocks of FALL
and WINTER GOODS ever brought to Gottya
trutig—tn part as followa:
French Mar:loots, plain and figured, Cobergs
of all kinds, Cotton Delaiaa, all prices, Orien
tal Lustres, Silk Illusions, and a large assort
ment of plain and figured Silks, Alpaccas,
Bombazines, Are.; French Worked Collars, Uu
derslecres. Yirindkerchtefs, Fkiancings, Edg
ings. Lnee , i, Insertinp; Bonnets and Itibbons,
Shawls and Mantillas; Manlius, Linens, Sheet
lags, Hosiery, Gloves, k.c.
Cloths, Casein/errs, Casslaets, Yestiags, end
everythilg else in the gentleman's wear line.
The undersigned is thankful for past favors,
and will spare no effort to deserve the public's
continued patronage. J. L. SChiCK,
Oct. t i. 5: W. corner of the Lhamond.
New Fall and Winter Goods,
AT A. SCOTT k SON'S NEW STORE.—We
have just received our stock of goods
suitable fur the Fall and Winter sales, to which
we invite the attention of buyers—which for
beauty and price cannot be surpa t ssed—among
which may be found a variety of LADIES'
DRESS GOODS. of new and tothionable de.
signs, Shawle, Bonnet,. Trimmings, kc., he.—
Our stock of DOMESTIC: 0001)5 is also tall
and complete. Fur MF.N'S ANSBOYS' WEAR,
we have a variety of Cloths, Citssimeres, Sett
nets, Jeans, kr., of various styles and•prices..—
Also, GROCERIES AND QUEENSWARIL—
Having purchased our goods at low prices for
cash, we are enabled to sell them at prices to
suit the times. All we ask is an examination
of our stock before, purchasing. Thankful for
past crucouragement, we hope by strict atten.
tlon to business and a desire to please, to
merit, as well as receive, a continuance of the
same as well as lots of new. Our motto is,
"Quick sales and sinaltprofity." • '
oe(. 8 , 1859. A. SCO't k SON.
Sere We •Are Again 1
JUST frAss:,..the city with the but and cheap,
ulnas / v.01m.: -413YRUPS and MOLASSES
that 'we have yet offs: "l• celenhtted to Plow*
all persons In quality and 1., 4 "0 .11 ; SUGARS, w
very large stock,low; COFfitl; I:slABlepoee
late, Eke, Cheese, Spices, (en kluds,) Witcher ,
sad Tex Cakes, \larger, Pickles, Sugar-ars...l
HAMS, aed SIIOULDEBS, Lard, Shad, Mackerel
sad Herrings, Salt, Cedar-watre,Thba, Buckets,
tc.; Baskets, Flour Selves, Brocims, Prusbes,
kb.; all kiads of Cordage, Concentrated Lye;
Extra and Superfine 11,01.11, all kinds of Feed;
Potatoes, fresh Butter and Eggs constantly on
hand; Fancy Goods,Conteetionuies and Fruit.
Give as a call. It agoras us pleasure to show
ou r Igo and Inviting stock,
YORRECK t MARTIN
Oettysburig. May 30, 1830.
-I -
order at short notice. lea-All goods w•arrant
ed to be as represented.
N. B.—Particular attention given to the Re
pairing of Watcher and Jewelry of every de
scription. STAUFFER .t nAar.tr,
No. G 22 Market St., Suit th Side, Philadelphia.
Feb. 13, ItiB7. Stu
XTEW MARBLE WORKS, corner of Belli
, ill more and East Middle streets,dimetlY op
posits the new Court House, tilettyshorg.—
Having recently arrived from Philadelphia, and
feeling fully competent to execrte all work in
the finest st; le of the art, we would respectful
ly invite the nttention Lathe public wishing to
Procure anything ia our line, to favor us with •
call and clan:title specimens of our work. We
are prepared to furnish MONUMENTS, TOMBS
AND 11E tBSTONSS, MARBLE MANTLE:,
SLABS for Cabinet-makers, and all other work
appertaining to our basineas, at the lowest pos
sible priees. We do not hesitate to guarantee
that our work shall be put up in a manner sub
stantial and tasteful equal to the best to be
seen in the titres, where every improvement
which experience has sug.rested is availed of,
and especially do we guarantee that our Ceme
tery and Grave Yard work shall. be so carefully
het as not to be affected by frost, but shall main
tain kw years that erectness of position given
at the completion of a job, and so necessary to
continued gracefulness and symmetry.
Nur. 28, 12359. tf
New Goods—
P GOODS—PRETTY GOODS.—Fah
t nestoAc Brothers have just returned from
t r cities with the largest, prettiest and cheapest
I assortment of Goods ever offerel to the public.
'lire hare an unusually large sad elegy stock of
Delaines i and every variety of Ladles'
Drees Goods. Csaticaerst,Oussirsetts, Vesting',
ikc. Call early and epaulet, lbr yoursel% es.—
We will satisfy you that our Goode are unusu
ally cheap, No trouble to sham Coods.
Ott. IT, 185*
UMBRA and COAL, of all kinds, constantly
hand, which we will sell at small profits
14# must be cash un do
livery. ICLINEFSLITA, BOLLINGER k CU.
Jan. l►, 18d0.
TY80:,18' PICTURES,
• TYSAIXT PICTURES,
TYSONS' PICTURES.
•
friars Taw "Wier WAY.-.—Whea Maus
hard and =anti scarce, goods should
bl 14d stbsapeit isr task Boots st SI 25 to
it OS, Shaw la propardow, Bilk 444. •I $ 1 50
twin SO, Pis aad Wool f 1 sad Caps at mach
low prices as to salt doss tospeeshai 84.1180511.
zAwirrsAmi mss. tbi Oita lainlittur° to
_ IN.* at. TYSON Ji O.'S filgAght
. 11easikosak. ionssr at Os Dimond,'
•l idlargi Pa 6
T litretiodoirlr or CAM! TAG.*
ihie dfilhollostiO itogroodigidoi I Look
iamb. 411elIiikt &UAW duta to b.p
• BAII 'S.
Is* !We'd at tbe Zs-
Gatiory, Gettysberg, P.
Glorious News I
Cannon & Adair's
PALINSSTOCK ROOTHRITS.
Sig% Bed Front.
Lime, Plaster,
i nto, 11011 U gi ryt it:
Diancoad,
- .
Dsts7 elieeme, for ow
is .fts i mitAr i t ,
.4124.4 *ono .
7 , 61,:‘ , . i,,. ,,, . _ • 3,-.::,
Sale.
. .
Tig t li I . ridge, 3 mile* south I TNIIItRITANCIC. 111111/11shed by O.
.4 4 1 ,40 - 00 USA011 11 1 01 1 111 /
d e . f .,4 1 = l iid sts . 'ett c lit t t l y il -fo i a r r ed A cr e l res ck ! A l so Atx ‘.al o r t a A iis ua k n t n ag •
,',;. ',',„ -
ariAde ,bid lti , Aid cosilitioti, Neff keeed, i The Accuuat .0f qi,C4411- 1 0 s o 4e
ISnritit ; prefved by a good DOUSE and , ; Il.egiuer, of - Adams colitE44.4q. ' ~, "in
all the necessary on t hiami ng o i . p ar k ILE:: -11ert tat :: TAX, re Z:iiiiill rdi f itii; P. ' : :1, 4
of tbe land has been fate's limed. There from Doc. fit, r 2511; ur,Xcre.:3o,3/17r, . :• ' hit
is on the place a thriving yohnerchard of 200 : Received trim tlielitereeltal liotepseltillin
Apple and IttO Peath trees, betides' Veer, Piton, of the railer lug dacielecitS: vixT.
Apricot trees and Grape-vines. It will tee set(' ; Jane Gaihruith, bal. lifter discount,•l7ll 4 : 10 1
1 1 1
cheap and ims good terms if applied fur at once. Banter (Innate?, one orthetia'rs,gazflitl,
D. LIELTZHOO VER. 1 Jame 3 Patter3on, • • 29.84
I Sarah Deardorff, - '"`'«t 28
John 11. Claybaugh, balmier, . 2 43
Christian Shulley,oncof the dtsk r rityparl,lZo 00
" " the other " " 150 00
M•xtgeect H. Dealt, balance, • VS
John Knopp, ''
' •
Peter Penn*, patilk4 40•90
John K.ll. Herrigan, balance, - .!:.11 V/
Mary Hewett, tax and interest, ' .81e90
Peter Snyder, Jr., Ilr'ls
Peter Ftinua. partial, - -22-93
:Sarah Armstrong, tax and interest, 40 90
nlizabeth Diehl, - Gsl 115
John 11. Walter, - Ili 48 ;
Win. Orr, after discount, 90:-00 -
r Charlotte Johnston, 10 00
.Julirt Lwow, 9b let
ISAAC Itiddlemoser, -. 400
And froze the Onardia.neff One of the
le.zatoes of Marcus gurus, doccaaed, - , 8,90
FOR SALE%
1 pale Iron gret mulcted Steles. 5 ream
'yawl and perfectly brokea to single' and
doable harness.
I first rate tenon or farm Horses,
four horse broad trend Wagon, with lime bed.
Harness fur four horse!, nearly new. i
Carriage fbr one or two horses, new.
2 thorough bred Durham Cslres, a boll and a
hejfer, 1 year old.
A Turley of farm implements.
D. DELTZIIOOrIM.
Jan. 23, 19(10. Sm
Public eate.
'TINE saiiiteriber having diapased of Isis Farm.
nit aoli. at Pti,blic, Sale. at his residence,
in Huntington township, Adams county,
mile from Heidlersburg, on the Stale road, on
Att.:day, 010 2RIA day of February nt.rl, the fol
lowing valuable Personal Property, viz: I
EXTRA FAMILY M.A.RE, 9 Mires heavy with
foal, 4 Cows, two heavy with Calf, a lot at
Young Cattle, Shoup and Hogs, .I(Weig,on, Lime
Bed, Ploughs, Barron,, Cultivator, torn-cor
erer, Double Shovel Plough, Threc:borse Tree,
Double and Single Trees, Hay Carringea,'Fbur
brake, Horse Rake, good ( rain Drill, extra good
• Winnowing Mill, Ho-se. Gears, Collars and.
Bridles, one good Riding Saddle. good Crain
Cradle, new sett of Buggy Harness, Sleigh,
Rakes, Forks, kc.
MAO, Household and Kitchen Furniture. and
• variety of other nrticles not Apecitled shove.
ler Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, A. M., on
said day, when attendance Bill be given nod
terms wade known by
JACOB B. NIILLATI
stir Also, at the same time and place, will
be offered, A tArr OF GROUND, adjoining the
farm, containing 12 Acres, more or less, with a
11013 SE and STABLE thereon, an excellent Or
chard of choice fruit, and two welts of water.
Any person wishing to flew the lot before the
day of sale will call on the sub.criber.
JACOB B. MILI.ATI.
Jan. 23, 18G0. (Jour !ivies, Auctioneer.
Valuable Personal
PEATY AT ..PCMLIG SAI.R.—The sub
scriber, intending to renio%e to a smaller
taro
. wil/ soli at Public Sale, at his residence.
is Ilaunipleasant township, AdAnis county,
near Mount Vernon School House '
on the Han
over Road, ea Tuesday, the 2801 day of Fri ruary
NIIA the following Personal Property, viz :-
2 BARBS, one heavy with foal, and the other
ats ese Olga t family animal, 3 Cults, Cows and
Young Cattle, 1 Sow, 1 Three-hor.o Wagon, 1
Ore-bone Wagon, Sleigh, Sled, Pour-horse
•Thresher and Horse-power, one of Waubaugh's
Seeders, with Guano Attech. - nent, 'Wheat Fan,
Cutting Hoz, Ploughs and Harrows, Double
Hbovel Plongiis,Corn Forks. Single and Double-
Trees, Horse Gears, of all kinds, Cow Chains,
Log Chains, liikkes, Forks, and other farming
utensils. Also, INaiehold and Kitchen Furn
iture, inch as a Table, Bedstead ; Cooking Stove
and tztares, Tubs, Ilarrols, kc. Alsd, Wheat,
Oats aid Poist444, by. the bushel, with many
other articles, too numerous to mention.
1/o'BWe to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
on said day, whets attendance will be . giten and
ferns =mit known by
FRANCIS X, BUDDY
Jan. 30, 1860.
New Grocery.
TUTS WAY 'FOR BARGAINS.--The sub
scriber respectfully informs the citizens
of testi% and coatttry, that he has openo a
Grot‘ery, Confectionary and Notion Store, on
York street, two doors east of St. James'
Lutheran Church, where he has now on
hand a general assortment of goods in his
line—suet as: Syrup, from 40 to 70 Isms
par gallop; Sugars, all kinds ; Coffees, dif
ferent kinds; Vinegar, Salt, Fish, Cheese,
Scotch II erring, ground and unground Pep
rear Alspiee, Cloves, Cinnamon, Mustard,
bois, Ginger. Starch, Rice. Teas, Candles,
Florae, Coffe e,
_ Chocolate, Concentrated
Lie; Droo.ns, Buckets, Candies, all kinds :
Pap, Walsuts,Palm Nuts, Almonds, Ground
Nuts, Layer Raisins, Lemons, Oranges, Fan.
cy Cakes, Crackers of all kinds,&c., &e.
Batter sad Eggs bought and s old. He in
vites the calls of the public, convinced that
his assortment will please, both in quality
mid price. Ito is determined to sell cheaper
than the cheapest.
NV M. E. BITTLE
Gettpbarg, Dec.lo, '5B.
,
The Greatest Discovery ,
IIiQF 'MR AGE.—lttflamm.atory and Chronic '.
Rheumatism can be cured by using H. L.
GLEE'S CELEBRATED RHEUMATIC MIX-
IT:RR. Many prominent citizens of this, and •
the adjoining counties, have testified to its •
great utility. Its success in Rheumatic elite.- ;
lions, has been hitherto unparalleled by any
tpecille introduced to the public. l'rice 50'
tents per bottle. For sale by all druggist‘and
storekeepers. Prepared only - by HL. MILLER, ,
Wholsesale and Retail Druggist, East Berlin,
Adams county, Pa.. dealer in Drugs, Chemicals..
Oils, Varnish, Spirits, Psiuts, Dye-stutfi, bot—
tled Oil., Essences and Tinctures, Window 1
Glass. Perfumery, Patent Medicines, ke.. kc.
arsii—.l.D. Buehler is the Agent iu Gettysburg ,
for ‘• H. L. Miller's Celebrated Rheumatic Mix-
t ure." Oct. 24, 1850. ly
Removal.
Mill' subscriber informs his
friends and the public that
he has removed his large Boot and
Shoe Establishment, to Chambereburg street,
Gettysburg, where he has now ou hand,
and will continue to keep fur sale, en ex
tensive variety otwork, of his cwn nt.lnufacture.
The work Is made up in the best and most d mbie
manner, including all the newest styles, and
embraces BUOTWiIIOES, Men's. Womcci's
and Children's GA C.S, in short, every article
usually to be found in a first class establish
ment of the kind. Hell/11s now and will continue
to have employed a number of workmen, " hard
to beat." to snake up customer work. That ho
will sell CHEAP, is easily proven. Give him a
call, examine his Roots, Shoes and Gaiters, and
get hts prices. With unexceptionable work and
low rates, he hopes for &mil expects a fair sheen
of the public's patronage.
litirShoettrakers are informed that he al
ways keeps on baud "UPPERS." for Shoes and
Gaiters, ready for bottoming, which lie disposes
of on pleasant terms. JOHN BALLWEG.
Sept. 13, ly
Something New
TY GETTYSBURG.—The undersigned informs
the citisens of the toieti and county, that he
has commenced the BAKING business, on a
large scale, In York "street, Gettysburg, nearly
opposite Wattles's Hotel, when he w4lt try to
deserve, and hopes to receive, a liberal patron
age. BEISAD, ROLLS, CAKEI3, CRACKERS,
iscats, ec. Re., baked every day, (sun
s excepted,) ail of the best quality, and sold
t lowest living profits. Cracker-baking In
U Its bmaches is largely carried on, awe orders
to nay amount, thus this syd adjoining coun
ties, supplied at the- shortest notice. Having
erected it Wirt and commodious bake4toosaattd
secured the best erpiltinan and the mom ap
proved easebiaem be is prepared to
.do •
heavy btufineui.
VALIMIN'S SAIYPEE.
July ZS, ' •
- • -
•
• For Itile
ctoolleat Ttamtimil
ky Sakai,. lb Now Osfos4 Mate
comity, Pa. for away years Inpoir" : 00W ,
Talk, at KOKO iot. pookaagr oft
411. j. Biaapir. Vat Mow is lava sad. it*
soanalat*lrialo loaf anti Amp *Mk* •
Lugs Galina tad Lot of Groad, !vary
cool viatiotoo aectifam fora Went, adPialllS
the Public Squalo r mai the Gettiroaorg
Away , tgr lON BICCIEF.
*Mb Gawp Stoat, Toa f ra.
• Jaw 111,141104.
•
I : rjpi4m d'aptbutieteit,try ttreletialto4rtinos
,yoursiticas. that TYSON."3' PICTURE'S are
'MO
and eitespist to bad in ate country.—
Gallery M. E. eat. of tke Diamond, Gettysburg.
Deduct cotuniisisious, 6 per cent.,
The undersigned, Auditor apointed by the
Court, reports that tho above Recount is correct.
Fah. G, Itl6u. 4t -
Adams County -
A,r1.7T1.7.11, FIRM INSURANCE, COIIPANT.—•-
lacukporated March •11i,3551.
uNirscsfts.
Prrsident—George ST,43fri.
rice Prrsiderit-4.. n. nassuri
Seeretara—l). A. Bileiller.
Treasurer—pm - id IlTroary.
Exeru PQ Cautuaties—flobett ileCerdy r Jaeol
King, Andrew lleintzelnisn.
Ranagers—G corge Swope, U. A. Buehler, a
colt King, A. Ileintsehnsu i B.
kleCurd,y,lltos.
A. Marshall, S. Fs.linestock, Wtn. B. IL Chilan,
Wm. B. Wilson, N. Eichelberger, Abdiel F. 9111,
Joh% Wolturd, 11. A. Picking, -kInIT. 'Wright,
John Horner, ft. G. XlcOres ry, S. R. !lawn, D.
?il'Orettry, Andrew Pulley, Johu Pitking, J. U.
liersb.
Air This Company is limited in its opera
tions to the county of Adams. It beep beep lo
successful operation for more than six y, cars,
and in that period has paid all tosses and ex
penses, willibut tiny crescsameni ,1111 rl lig else ularge
surplus capital in the Treasury. !be Com
pany employs no
,Agents—all busiuessieing
done by the Managers, w ho are annually t/ect
ed by the Stockholders. Any person deg ring
an Insur.tine aim apply to tiny of the above
mimed Manni,•ers for further infoinietim
larThe Executive Committee meets at the
office of the Company cn the last WeAttesday
in every month, at 2, I'. M.
*kept. 27, 1858.
Picking's Advertisemeitt
TICKING sells OVERCOATS very cheep,
r" • Sells OVERCOATS very cheap, •
Sells OVERCOATS vstfclialip.
PICKING sells cheap CLOTH COATS,
Cheap CLOTH COATS,
Cheap CLOTH COATS.
PICKING alinizells cheap VESTS,
Very cheap VESTS,
7 -, Very cheeptASTlL
PICKING'S PANTS arn'inod and cheapi
Very good adorvery cheap;
Very good and vcry Asap.
PICKING would like to have people can and
see his stock—because in hddition to the iberk*
PICKING has Carpet Sacks cheap, tmbrellas
and Trunks, Glotes, Suspenders, Socks and
SLIM cheap, Violins, Accordeons, Flutes, Fifes,
•kc.,cheap, Clocks and Jc welry of every daterip
tion cheap—has everything usually kept in the
enticmen's Furnishing line. Gentlemen need
ing anything in the Clothing or Variety way
would do well to call on Picking, torileltlnig
has made up 4 lAis mind to sell G 000,4 OIIKAP
than they have ever been sold before in the
county. Hard times makes low prim. Cell
at his store in Chain.bersburg street, lour doors
cast of the Eagle Hotel, (rate's.)
Jan. 30,1860.
Dr. M'Lane's
CFLEBRATED VEIIIIII.TUE & LIVER g
PILLS.—We beg leave to call Os alaert-' 1-
tieuu of the Trade, and more especially - this'
Physicians of the country, to two of tiled:lost
popular remedies new before the public. Ne tais
reter to DR. CHAS. IFLAN ICS CELEBRATED 1 P , 5 4 ;
VERIIIFUGE AND LIVER PILLS: Wit do
not recommend them as universal re:testis, eas
but simply for what their n rc a purports„•eisl i :
The VERSIIFUGE, for expelling Worms Itose
the human system. It has also been ulnae's- sw•
"'
tered with the most satisfactory results to, Ta;4 l
rious Animals subject to Worms. The LIVER I=o
PILLS, for the cure of LIYKR ComPtaixxs, all c lo
Blum: s DzessnIXENTII, SICK IiKAD.LCLIE, to. se
In cases of Fes's* •ND Aocz, preparatory to all
or after taking Quinine, they almost ifivaris- 4 1
bly zush.e a speedy and permanent cure.
A. specifics for be above mentioned dim- t i
cases, they are unrivaled, •nd never Sitsown 774
to fail when administered in uccordastecririth
the directions
Their unprecedented popularity hot in-;1
duced theProprictors,FLE3llS G BRUT lIMILS, goy
PITTSBURG, PA., to dispose of their Drug "lic
business,in which they lin e been successfully ..„„v"
engaged fur the last '2u years, and they will Ps
now give their undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being deteresintd that.
Dr. 111.ane's Celebrated Vermifuge and Liver
Pills shall continue to occupy the high.positlea
they now hold among the great remedies of the
day, they will continue tJ spare neither titno
nor expense in procuring the Best nqd Purest
material+, and compound them in the must
thorough manner. Address all orders to
FLEIIING BIWTHEIN,
Pittsburg, Pa.
P. S.—Dealer' and Physicians *leering front
others than Fleming Bros., sill dci well to
si rite their orders distinctly,and faktistrybutDr.
.Ihr.Lani,, prepared by Ficwitoy Prot., rittabory,
Pa. To thaw wlsbiteg to Lice than a trial, no
will forward per mail post paid, to ittvt part of
the United States, one box of rine for twelvs
three-crnt postage F tamps. - or ono Tiara Ter
mirage for fourteen three-cent stamp. • All or.
der, front Candila must be accompasiiO4,ity wan_
ty cents extra. ' '
For sale by A. D. neleles, Aortal., giebtrsbnieg;
nod by dettllers generally tbitoughoot tbozonpty..
Hoy 2, 18ida ly
Everybody Take. Notice
TPIIAT the undersigned has jpss warned
I from the city, nod ism now on he'd, and
intends keeping constantly, as fiiiiens Assert
meet of GROCSRIES and QUIEVSWARE as
luis ever been kept in this place- Alsq a Ter;
fine assortment of FRI7fTS, sack as &swiss,
Malaga Yip, new dried Currants, dretiefFi l re of
first quality, prime Dates, 01,0403118 and
LEIIDSS, a prime article of Leigtopril
a splendid article of Brandy lriiiikbere, prime
articles of Cheese and Teas, Spiotiseralk kinds ;
also a lot of fresh NUTS, soefi as Ileeine, Al
monds and Palm Nuts—Aartis strut isuily other
articles in the Fruit and tironery witr,-too
nitrous to mention. Also is lot oPTANCY
/LOTIONS, sack as Soaps, Perfume:J*4c.
Came one and ail,.
Add give liken call. • I
n, a: 'dim.
Store in Beeryli ai
tiges mom, licro door to
Saupea'a Bohm, In :bisoll(osk street; •:
Geitisur* Doc. Iff, , .
, VX4CAtatte
&Mgt Sirtig, bhp 471 1 / 4
0 PAPA'S. batitwila;
at W.- E. sffstlinialma,____
s 4.4R•abeit I .r l
Jou. IS, /901. tf
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Feb. 140859. is - .: • ;
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Tr -** itiden4WOß 4 " 4 ., fir th•
-1. imolai:must OA, %at
.. 4 1 ... • *Wee
W
iluiASWilitY, suclksio f - " lit*- - ' 1 „. areist
i pins, Finger-ring*, ie., kc. 6 ' . be 441
at yawed price's.%.., , ,l i aillianp‘
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