, . „Food ststiorAi* PRIESEITZPABIA. POST arms raz4zeiram, vr ,pociftber 1., less. Raiwired at die °mantel ofte•Ar Oaf at ustil 3 p. fee eaerylas lb* wir a* at= bai r b yaws, etiamaeseiss Jell 1, mid **Slag Jame 10, 1144, is j), 4 , Stalls al VANIA, cm t maim; pd Impariareihe silswPihilies al sad astral* ben aaammeiw4April SS, MO. V .* ( 4 1 1t47- alii agnate r Ike iaaractimar cwt.. ?Whs. Carlisle, by White House totekia - i'' Rost Walnut SoUolV; pad Pae Cress I,, t ri o haki tibippwasburg, 29 map and twice a week. --_ Isms Itaaday sad Friday at I p at; 'Orb' at lifitippeu:sberg by 1 p m ; Leave Skippenalarg Tr r esi;i4 sod Saturday &tips; Arvin at Carlisle by 7 p se. !importlimn Lac ited for 'LW:4 weekly trip. ,24111 Prom Carlisle, by A lien, to Boiling 4s logs, --- - • • 11 back, twice a week AS Carlisle Tuesday wad Friday at 3 p al; Asers at Boiling Sprint's by 7 p sr; Lam Bei'lag Bpriap Tuesday sad Friday at II a ar; - AMTS at Gullsle by 12 m. .2414 flifiterrsvllle,by Ifountßoek,tolitonght• to I miles and back, ones a grssk: tam Kerrsrille Rsturdsy at 10 a r.s; Arrhlk at Stougbstown by 12 m; Leon Stoogbstown Saturday at 1 p us; Antes at Kerrsville by 3 p m. .1141#Prom Shlppestaburg. by (Arralown. Pleasant H• 11, as Upper Strasburg, to Roxbury, LUI .Leave flaippeasburg Wednesday and Satur day at am ; Arrivi at Roxbury by 1 p m; Leave Roxbury 11'eduesday And Saturday at I p erif 4, l Ttt,P.l4 l 9lmsbArg Jay C P .241111 Ma Maippesaburg by Middle Spring. to Newberg, 7 miles and back, three tunes is meek. ?save Shippensbarg Tnesday , Thursday sad Saturday atp en; Arrive at Ne4rburg' y6} p Leave Neerburg Tuaaday, Thafsday, sad •ina"riagt Pi El 121;' Ippansburg by 2/ p yygd.:46 . tita-times-a-week service are 2417frowt Mahanoy, by Fisher's Ferry and An ' swats, to Sunbury, 13 wiles and back, twleo a week. pave M abanoy T u caddy and Saturday) p MOWS Sonbuty by 6 p na; ' • Uses Sunbury Tuesday and Saturday at, IL IN rrrr Fit s 47 l. b l : 7 If 2 aanoy, Be4nc 7 l4's, brier, Line }fountain, Upper Y e. tango, and Barry, to Ilinersvillo, 43 palles and back, twice a week Leave Mahanoy lionit.ty and Friday at 6 a 1:11; Arrive at Ifinerscille by 5p m: LasirsiNivenville Tuestlay and 13atupday as Vitt rit Habana" - by 5p m. 2/4111 ta tints, by Klingerstovvn, Rough and Ready, and Helper, to Upper Ilabantan to,l7 miles mid back, once a week. Leave Grata Wednesday at 6 a in; rhye at Upper Malaantango by 10 a m; &earl Elmer labentango Wednesday at 11 -r . . AMY* at assts by 5 p Te. 3t207y0m Gettysburg, by Fairfield, Fountain Dale, Waynesboro', Ringgold, ad. and Lettersburg, to Hagerstown, 33 mile s and back, three times a week. Leave Gettysburg Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8 a m; Melee at Hagerstown by 4 p Leers gagerstown V14 1 1144q . • Fridal ate a TO; tkt Gitttyliburg by 4 p sa. 54C14;11 Geay*sirg, by Granite 11111 and ihtittazotows; to New Cheater, 14 miles and back, three times a week to Hunters towil and twice a week residue. pewee Gettysburg Tuesday, 'Tiorstlay, alai litarday at 8 a in; Ultra et Hunterstown by 9} a in, and at • New Chester on Tuesday and Saturday all a m; New Cheater Tuesday and Saturday at 13 m; Attlee at Ranterstow - a by 1 p at, and at Gattyaburir 'Tuesday, Thursday, and Bat stday by D p 24221ProsaGittys4urg,byYnmmasburg,Areadts- BendersrAle, Westfalen, aad . /Table Bock, to GeUrsbciri, eqapl to 25 mamma bac*, arias a week. CiAty4iurf 'Tuesday and may at Aithrs's Noadavellle by 11 a as; Jona Beadersrille Tuesday and Satarday PI 1 P El; Aretre at Gettysburg by 6p m. 3111111Premlihrewsbery,by Ste warttitown.Strzw bridge, Fawn Grove, and Slate Ridge, to Sgyanstffle, 20 miles and back, twice • pan Shrewsbury Wednesday and Satur- At/Put; ♦ . Ateat Bryazurrille by 7 p m; Laws Beyanstille Wednesday and Satnr '• day at 41 a in; Antra at Shrewsbury by 12 m. • 4114 . iftese Slate Hill, br Bi7ansyille and Castle AN to MeCall's kerry, i t/ miles and_baek, price a week. • lAMB 131Ake HAI IlcusiLay and f•fdity M 0117 Antes at Ferry by 11 a se; • Law bleCall's Ferry Tuesday and Setup -7 at! pm; AM.p al Pilate Hill by 7 p m. Marten Hopewell Centre. by Cross Roads, Apple Grove, sad 'Dallastown, to York, 21 mina and back, twice • week ;Ave Hopewell Centre Wednesdey and Megtarat 6 a m; arieric by 13 mi kiln York Wednesday and Saturday at ; '0 ai; Anita at Hopewell Centre by 7 p a. 24211 cgs W le to Margaretta Furnace, Mr" " rine, Grabamsville, and York to McCall's Ferry, 23 miles Led 1 , 614 wies a week. Ulm Wrightsville Tuesday and Saturday - Istlam; Arrive at McCain Ferry by 2 p Nc.Call's Ferry Mondity and Friday "sfll a nt; Arrive at Wrightsville by 7 p rn. • Proposals to commence at Columbia are !netted. 'PITON Prosy Roads, by Cidon, Chaareford, 'lama Chelmsford, and Castle Yin, to Pisa botoom, milli sad back, t 11 Tett PPM Criss Bissis Tuesday and Feidar at 'IBI I S pta at Poach Bottom by 7 p m; i reset Bow?, Tuesda l T aid Fr4day AMP stets st li groes Roads by 12 m. $I limsorer Junction, by Porter's Ma latesta Station, ilanorer and New to Gottysberg, 30} miles and - , except Sunday, by railroad ; 10iCk • from Hanover to Links - Ilaira, S mils aad back, six times a peek, , due connexion. Junction daily, except Sun - day, et 10 e in t Jliertre etOKtpabdrg by 11 ts; Lea P ve Gettysburg daily, except B pday, l 4 • - Mitt* at Hanover Jam:dis by 3p m. 34331i01. liikaarm, by Abbottacrirci, to East Seetim, 10 miles sad bask, three times a 1,0011. ISlMPallauover Tuesd p ay, Thursday, god se at; Ark. at Ma* Bolialor fi Lai lostairlika Tuesday, Taariday, and 11 all It se. _ , ' • lq flarsey, PALO* Sta .— ' 6 ' l 1 %. * sod WA, OM MUM • 1110 0 4 a71WallWasi • 01- men... • „, 714. W?d,61417, • ad 4 a ay ' IRK ihr t a /111. 4J, Isteltml for 1114ima*.marask . .„ , s e e • * : .448#441111.141VoloPia!!fth EMU NOW Lurid_lllettlimesp^4l4,lll,4o_4llll Teat IPEiphit Wiripity p Aosta Talk t eafilrfisp day, swept Stimbh_lit Mere ma iwar 0r1br45,11 tlit; lowa Tort eulpbur Whop daily, except ettaday, at 6 a at; Amiga at Gera& by 16 a an Gime Carlisle dully eseeptlitraday. so at s; of p a; Akira at Teat SulphurSprings by I p a. 241121Prous Hanover, by -liseWryarstru and bison New, to Gettysburg, IT talks sad ileak, three tines a week. Leave Hammer Tuesday, ?handy', sad Saturday at I p Arrive at Gelirsburg by e p Leave Gettysburg Tuesday, Thursday, sad Saturday at 6 san Anivs at eitiorer - by 11 a. 2432F/01G Spring Forge to Cadens, 5 "lies sad 'back, osee a week. Leave Spring Forge Saturday at 12 a; Arrive at Codonts by 1 ps; Lear* Codorns Saturday at 2} par, Arrive at tipring Forge by 4 p tn. 2434 From East Berlin, by 1010.ag's Tavern wd Yerrubr's, to York, 14 miles and bum, once a week. Leave Kaffpertin Saturday at 7 a nt; Arrive at Ybrk by 10} a a; Leave York likituniay, on &Mrs: of eastern • mail, sa3 p Arrive at NastßerlinNa by 6 p m. 2435Fr0m Fmk Oerlia, by Hall, Bermudian, Ala Prinklintown, to Dillsburg, 16 miles and back, once a week, Leave Nast Berlin Thursday at 2 p m; Arrive at Dillsborg by 6 p 01; Leave Dillsbafg Thursday at 8 ale; Arrive at East Berlin by 12 m. 14.41.6Fr0m Chambershurg, by Rain! Thomas, London, 11cConnellabarg, Harrisonville, Ray's Hill, and Bloody Hun, to Bedford, b 6 miles and back, daily. Leave Chambersburg daily at 7 a m; Arrive at Bedford by 9 p m; Lave Bedford daily at Y a m; Arrive at Chambersbarg by 9 p 2437 From Chambersborg by Marion, Green Castle, and Suite Line, to Hagerstown, Md., 21 miles and back, six times a week. Leave Chambersbnrg daily, except Sunday, after arrival of „Harrisburg mail, say at 12 a; Arrive at llagerstowa by f 4 p Leave Hagerstown except Sunday, at 63 a ei; Arrive at Chambersborg by 12 m. 2411387r0m Charobersbur , ' , by Keefer's Stove, Upper Strasburg, Fannettsburg, Bona Cabins, Shade Gap, Orbisonla, Starleys berg, Aughwick Mills, and Vineyard Mills, to Mount Union, bu miles and back, three times a week. Leave Cbambersburg Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 4 am; Arrive at Mount Union by 11 p m; Leave Mont Union Monday, Wednes day and Friday at 4 a m: Arrive at Chambersburg by 11 p m. 2439 From Cbambersbarg, by Jackson Ilan, and Quincy, to Waynesboro' 16 Mika and back, th ree times a week , Lease Chatabersberg Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 2 p Arrive at Waynesboro' by 91 p m; Lean Waynesboro' Monday, Wednesdny,• sod Friday at 7 a m; Arrive at Chambersburg by 1 pm. 2440 From McConnellsburg, to Webster's Mills, 8 miles and beck, twice a week. Leave MrConnellsburg Tuesday and Fri day, after the arrival of the Chambers burg mall, say at 64 p m; Arrive at Webster's Mills by 84 p rn; Leave Webster's Mills Tuesday and Friday at 1 p m; Arrive at Meronnellsburg by 3 p s. 2441 From Mereersbarg, by Upton, to Green Castle, 10 miles and beck, iii times a • week. 8;r8 Acremsburg daily, wept Sunday, At 6 a ma; Arrive at Green Cattle by 7 p m; Leave Green Castle daily, except Sunday, at 12 m; Arrive at Mereerstinrc by 2 p m. 2442 From Mercersburg, by Sylvan, to Hancock, • Yd., 24 Dales and back, once a week. Leave Mercersburg Friday at 8 a m; Arrive at Hancock by 5 p m; Leave Hancock Saturday at 8 a m; Arrive at Mercersburg by 5 p m. 2443 Fr:m Harrisonville, by Dublin 11111 a, to Orbisonia, 30 miles and back, once • week. Leave Harrisonville Tuesday at 8 a m; Arrive at OrbisoniebY 6 1 0 m; Leave Orbisoais Monday at 6 a rn; Arrive at Elarrisolviile by 3 p a. 2444Tront liarrisonville, by Salavia Tannery, West Dublin, and Weill Tannery, to llopew e 11,20 miles and bade, once a weak. Leave Harrisonville Thursday st 8 a m; Arrve at Hopewell by 4 p Leave Hopewell Friday at 7 a in; Arrive at HarrisontUle by 3 p m. 2445 From Harrisonville ' by Emanuel Sipe's NW, and Warfordsburg, to Hancock, lid., 25 miles and back, once a week Leave Barrisonville Monday at 8 a Ea; Arrive at Hancock by 4 p us; Leave Hancock Tuesday at 10 a in; Arrive at flarrisonville by G p in. 2444 From Bloody Run, by Clearville, Tine, and Wariordshurg, to II Md., 39 miles and back, one* a week Leave Bloody Run Saturday ►t 7 a m; Anita at Hancock by 5 p m; Leave Hancock Friday at 6 a in; Arrive at Bloody Run by 6 p m. 3447 From Williamsburg, by Yellow Springs, aud Water Street, to Spruce Creek, 13 Salle' and back, twice a week. Leave Williamsburg Tuesday, Thursday, awl Saturday at 8 a in; AsAve at Spruce Creek by 12m; Leave Spruce Creek Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 1 p in; Arrive at Williamsburg by 5 p m. Proposals are invited for six-times-a-week service. 2448 From Williamsburg to Springfield Fur nace' S miles and back, 3 times a week. idasie Williamsburg Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, on arrival of mail from Spruce Creek, say at 5 p in; Arrive at Springfield Furnace by 6 p m; LEST! Springfield Furnace Tuesday, Thurs day, and Saturday at 3i p m; Arrive at Williamsburg by 44 p 2449 From Fannettsburg, by Dry Ron, Spring win, Doyiesbarg, Concord, Waterloo, Peru Mills, Beat Watesford,lioney Grove, MeCullock's Mills, McConville, Pleasant View, Spruce Rill, and Academia, to Port Royal, 62 miles and back, three times a week. Leave Fannetjsburg Tuesday, Tbarsday, and Saturday at tJ a m; - Arrivp aj Port Royal by ip m; LosiVe Port Royal Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 6 a m; Arrive at Fannettsburg by 6 p m. 2450 From Fannettaburg to Carrick Furnace, miles and back, once a week. - Leave Fannettsburg Tuesday it 7 a at; Arrive at Carrick Furnace by m ; Leave Carlin "Furnace Tuesday at ei A ttli Arrive at Fannettabarg by 10 a at. 1451 Prom Orbisonla, by New Grenada sad Speercrille, to Ray's HA 33 nibs sad back, an a week. Leave Crbisonia Friday at 8 a m; Arrive Bill by 6 p m; Leave Ray's 11111 Thursday at 6 a at; Arrive at Ortiismaia by 4p m. 3452 Freon Burst Cabins, by Fort Lladeloo, Thaw lipirings, Coarrills, aad Parodist Furoaco, f4Qairoo Ana, SO Lies and back, one a weak. Leave Sung Cabins Wednesday at 6a ma; Arrive s's Cotes Rao by p.m; larul co bs ROW Tanaaday at aMI re Arriai Brat Cablas Wit Oa. Prates+ Nip Whitt ata • saosad veld* she hogninwilit Chbina oat rat UP thitsa, Mt to Ole •qi 34537ra Dealiabo. byUnt,l4k lifieetsw besised, IS mike ids dam a Leamtlburrintil7iblisita7ost4bia; ZAM" gt Iforeupberialt_ !iff Ping . lioitboubssisa* diaiir, nowt afar Sat St animal Mikan him PaPhil T 2 an_, - Arrive it h at m. by 144 .6 • ,$l4 itrauttablabarg.b LLnba , Rartle. tea, 11= 'Woodward. Aareirdama, 2, kkaden Balt, Bad* lOUs, flask ppti44 . : Otattalla . ' =4 . 4 I. • ad. NV. a poise Latildatag Itandial: V41747111i. ' .....:Mgrall i r mi l4 ll 4VlFilliW - ''"IMP L 1110113011 4 / 1 116111 sad Frilft.4111111• ft; ' .. ".7' 160W1.141;illetpillifD fr ! a Rare Chow Arrive at Liiiiihoblift spa bp by==u" Whitler Inmkin• Prepoods ere ,iglttad Far roe* addidemal mealy triplrbetren Lewiablr. ace 11114er. welli= ii iiian of Illilliabum. • • / Wray Teacher, VesealesidPisuolhatee Pupil, ° $56 From Lierisburg,by Inulleld, Swat Seran, Avery Am eat Waste, oaths( acr, MITI; a aata but 10 ber,aaill Peen's Creek, lltddlebstg, Beavertown r oir eed_Sprisqpi, Middle Creek, to j rn " / "" ed 6, tb alltt " P m , °NW O . OO V/7. Cross btu THE BW. 11 . AND CHEAPMST WORK*? e }Loll, aid Decatur. to Lewistowo,• TUB IaND N TRIM WORLD!' Twelve fell- What cod bask, six times a week to, s isa4 ?spa of Vocal sad Pula* Fens Music teg New Beet* 1 three times a week residue, eart Leave 4111 Yiskokt d e ll' , exce o Sunda ') *I 10 C. Yy, $6 ; Flaki-yeady ~ Qtterberiy.lsl Th. ilebseribe to "Oct' to • s. Musical 5 pe at NOW Berlin by 8 p m; pt; • Frienti,"or aster It from the nearestliireedetter, Arriv sad yeti will have Music smough few your' eutire Leave New Serbs daily, except Sunday, at .. _ , ,_,,, , _ 'Amity der a t at sitsqpitactaat cost; siaix li you 8 a sa; pact Music for the Flute, Violet, Cornet, Mario- Arrive at Laesisbu% by 11 a tu; and et, set, Ac cordant, etc., sae., web:cribs to the SOLO L ea n llliwir fiwirli P rlluPda Y' Muld 'Y' alk ' j MELODIST. contsiaing 13 pages, resting only Saturday at 7 a m; 10 Ovate a Number; Yearly, $2 60 ; Half-yearly Arrive at Lewistown by 8p nu $1 23. •II the Back Numbers at 10 cents, and Leave Lewistown Monday, Wednesday, and sound volumes" containing 1,1 Number, at Friday at li a In; Arrive at New Berlin by 6 p m; I $2 50 sash, comataatly on bead. R 2456 From Sunbury, by Eline's Grove, and C. B. SEYMOU e I Co.,w York. ) Reshtown, to Dativille, 15 miles and, 107 Nallninal St., N Feb. 4, 1860. ins back, once* week. _ -- - a Leave Sunbury Saturday at 0 a m; - dust in Sewn! Arrive at Dentine Saturday at 1 p tn; ci MR US A CALL 1--The undersigned have Arrive at Sunbury by 7 p m. Urijrist received from the cities an immense 2467 Fromannbury,lay Northumberland, Chilli ' stock of CLOTHS, C ASS ill ERF.S, C A SSINETS, aquaque,Lewisbarg,ililton.Watsontowa, VICSTINGS in all varieties, &c., suitable for the Dmitri, and Money, to Williamsport , 40 } season ; which they offer to, the public at unpre miles and back, twice daily, by railroad. cedentedly low rates. Leave Suabury daily at 3.16 p m and 10.15 P ' They ask a call, p Ta; To convince 41„) " a 121; Arrive at Williamsport by 5 p m and 12.14 of the truth of this assertion. No trouble to Leave Williamsport daily at 9.30 ain and show goods and give prices. A large lot of 10 RY t DV-MADE CIAYTHING also selling cheaper p m; then ever. Arrive at Sunbury by 10.53 am & 11.41 p in. Garments made up for men and boys, as us - INPTIMeTION6, . nal, in the very best manner, and according to Colltallair oleseitioas to b hkeoceorates in ih•deldisell j any sty le desired. Tits work being done in "U. "teat U.. "Prima" " 7 4 ." 1 ""r* 1 their own establishment, they are always en 1. Norm miaow ses allowed te mai latenondlatta Mlles, ' cabled to warrant it ••. Remember, their place of oe w t i V oso tat ' ead ,.... l.° 81 7. 1 1 .4 ,... i l ." :.:2 1 1 t tb 0 . b ... 1 ., I* ,Lt , b us i ness deter Lass iii swaseat far az *ethane, of the owl bog. ' joining Cuiican Jk Culp a, on Chambersburg tO5 railroad mill atomoboal HOW, mad of resent street . JACOBS 1 BRO., obese the mode el conveyance admits of It, the rpecial I , 11, 1859. Merchant Tailors. =or the Poet Mice Department, al. poet Alice t S ep t ...h • mall bee, lochs, sod tem are to be conveyed • 1 sit:heel extra char g e. 1 Rag t ag 11. haSillta. W•TIISLOHT ItroLltil la Os railroad and steamboat Ilya tba route meets of the dew/meat ar e to be coeveysd •ithout char m ,. aml for New Finn—New Goods. their ratiaalve me. "'bile traveling with the mil.. a mil F. undersigned have entered into partner -8.1.6.41"" I" ' Or °Parin.ret ''' the """" s e. " . " f " p 1 Ship in the HARDW.kItf, 1 GROCKitY party lighted. •arnad, not furnothol. &nil adapted to the ousveni•at wi l uratmn mrt dud sorority of the ionl lA, is to bucineta, at the old stand of Danner I Ziegler, ps parteprovideented by the oobtractor, ander the direction of the in Baltimore Street. under the name, style and de. ' firm of DANNiill k ZIRGI.EII, JRS., and ask, ti a li r osia and ataiamliwit comptioleiluts required to take the shall from not Jet.... it into the povt oldove at thee and will endeavor to de‘erve, a continuance of cromoraceisent Lod end Of then runts., and to and from all the patronage of the old firm, as weil as any some sot more than tri g tity rod. from • atation or noting quantity of new custom. They have just return-I Proposals may sohnotiiii for the performance ,4 all other IMO Mr*, that 1•, fur udbres over .tgt, ty rods froze, a oil from the cities with an immense stock of station or leading Goods—consisting in part of:Building Materials, Ree.lP b .111 be "1"""1 for "'oil tags e ' aveyed la such a s Nails, Screws Hinges, Bolts, Locks, saga of persona •innioyed by rail... id wisp aura. Thcre ,„ . _ OO6, welt, ... lig will also be "way bill.' peeper.' by pootioaatert. or utast Maas . d/X• / di Edge Tools of every s t ews arum department. to accompany it. walla soca- description, Saws, Pianos, Chissela, Gouges, f Y itt s ths. '" ube " L " deetinah " " th. " * "" I a c" cl " Braces and Hits*, Augers, Squares, GiblitreS, tbe principal mace roetea. likewhie. receipts will be re waived and way boll. forwarded , the latter to he exundand AlaainarP, he. Blacksmiths sale find Anvils, by ttm weeeral powtoseatenv to insure regularity lia thesis. 'Vices, Rasps, Files, Horse Shoes, Horse-shoe llippv7 s. Pio ef pay mi be w ill b be. made for trips mil performed ; not be i Nails, t e e , with them, very cheap. Coach Find sash of such omiaskaus nut mliu•ac o t . t rly atyill...l Coss logs, such as Cloth. Canvass, Damask, Fringes, those the pay at lb. trip may be 3.4.3,4.4 for arrivals )ottoa, Moss, Oil Cloth. Springs, Axles, Hobbs, a° tst b°"" "" a to break w'n" l "' w ith 4 •:: " e s pokes, Fellow Bows, Poles bloats, ke. Shoe is ursi' - '" ju ngs, m, Tampico. Brush and French Morocco, walls, sad wed ye Illewatly excused. see-foe rib of rem- , ! i, im Bindings, Pegs, Last, Boot Trees, he., . 111.6 m be f ...i or tha .r. r k,, ip i n iis s o r.d tpec . t a to p f . o rt..... rfattare .. . i D•4 o. :::tias , to oat opacities I. the rostract for repealed delleaseneles ' with a veno m almortruen. of t Shoemaker's tools. . 1. 0 ... 4 the ta tiu t t . b. ,: k a,"" w u ,'„," d riy i .. 4 .l"ri ' d o s . r iss , s u ' rtssos iti "' Pl ' e g P " t h e . n""' x iimrieL'llS"' - liaker's Tools, a general assortment-- mart.anay be mad*olo Varnish, Knobs, he. HOUSEKKEPERS 0. for Meshy; behind or throwing alithri malls, or say of them. for the adoimaina of pemempara. or hoe C l uMoo t ,,, o si to suiting op or miming a enemas mos Toying intelligence in advance of the mall, pay soy be dedectad. lg, floes will be imposed. noises the delimetiraer be promptly and satisfactorily explaimal by orrulicatell at p o og o .gors or Lb, athdarira of other credible persons. few idling Is arrlre in meetnict time; foe nrwlecting to take the mail from or deliver It lam a poet ...Moe , fur selforiag It to be wet, lajured. destroyed. rubbed, or lost; sad for rafludeig, after demand, to convey the mall so freqrsently as the aoistroctor rams, rr Is coneented la ramming a essab, oar, or steamboat os • route 7. The Postmaster Grasral may annuli the cootrart Oar repeated failures to run agreeably to contract ; for violas thy the Poet (Hite laws, or divot... Tim the lostractioae of the demartmest; for retuning to discharge a canter when regalred by Um depart...now do or ; for mooing as so prano al albraalad : or for tramportiug promisor penkagim eneveyieg Mailable matter out of the mall IL The Postmaster General mar onto, an tworemoe a sorties on a route by &Howley( therefore a pro rata increem es the contract pay Its may change schedules of depar tures and •rrlvals In all caret, mid purucuLtrly to make them rotator.s to enneesiors. with railroad; without W e:My pky,..providad lb* running Liam be not abridged. Be may also order an morose' of .peal. animism. entitle the restrictimis of the law, a pro rata Increase of pay far the additrosal stock or carriers, If any The aeritraetair may, bowerar. In the vim of locrease of speed relingulds the anntract, by gtving prompt notice to the department that he prefers doing or to carrying the order late saute. The Pentamster limners& may alms curtail or domestione the *orrice, to whole or In part, it pro rata decreed. et ;my, allowing on. aleatb . • extra cumpaaa•Lun a the .meant dispessed with. 'hamster, in hot opitsioa. the Interredp.bltc require the ohmage, or In eve be to smpereeds it by a different grade of transportation. 11. Payments will be made by motivations from or drafts en posboombirra, or otherwise, altar the expiration of mak qiutrter—mmy In Palarusry, May , Ingest, sad hunseabor. 10. The distmsces are given amorist./ to the bed Infers mation ; but no inereased pay will Imo allowed should they bogreator than adverused. if the poiots to be geoptin4 be correct!, stated. Bitosse stray if roan Tarawa/LT al oil rile rota", wad also in rstartioce to the weight of the mail, the eondltioa of road. bill., streams. &a , and all toll bridges, ferries, or ogs;truetsona of any kind by which Imo germ mu be inearred Nu claim for ail,litsoull pay, based um such ground. can be crommienni •, nor for alloyed WlNS takes or mimpprsbrosion as to the degree of soma ; one for bridges destroyed. fermes diaeontsnuod. or ether .4. aireetions locreasing diatusce. occurring during the see. tract term. Okras estabitabed after this advert...mint lo limeing, and also during the contract tam, are tote f haw without extra pay, if the distance to not inormaed 11. • bid received attar the LAM day roil hoar named, or without the puirarsty required by law end a certificate •• to Use sallicleary of Bach guaranty. ravert be tonaLlered In trosepotirma with a regular proposal reameable is ama. It. bidden should tint prviose for service strirtiy af go(erLn( to the adrertlmmtat, and then. If lber dosirr, rimy for diftsirrot serrice, lost if the Itaillrl.•11 bit( be the Wrest ethiree for the eZi trtsind service, the ether IPlTllima may be conalits red. • liare 'Mould be but one mite bid for In a prof.wal. Ceasolleatel or combination lads (• praposinc one moo) for two or more mutat '•) are forbid Jan by law, and gannet be 14 The route, the Nereid, the yearly pia, the MOW sad residence of the bidder. (ttut ie. bra usual prat oda address.) sad MONO of .nab member of a Ira. erbium a sempany offers, should be distinctly staled. lb. Bidden as requested to use, a. far asi prsotleabl e, tbe printed form of proposed farniabird by to. departoloot, to writs oat la Mil the age, of their baba, sou to retain eloped of diem Altered bids should not be =taxi tteit ; nor should bads ewe sobroittiel be witbdratra w Wet rowel or a L,,d ler or goartotor wilt be allowed unties doted and rocerred bit- • fore the last day for receiving preiweala. Zack, bid moat be guareaned by two responsible remora. GeserrOt ittaanuatlee moot b• admitted 7 tas tat and 'tersely should be emeriti plainly with the fall name of sash perms. The depertmeat tatervies the right to reject say bid ebbe* may be deemed intr•vserant, sal oleo to disregard the bib of failing imertrecters and bidden. lie The bid stead be sealed, sispemeribed Pro.. st.A. of - •Jdreseed i• Second Abbl Strabla Postmaster lioneirsl, Contract Oda," and ..at by sett., ant by se to an agent ; and postmasters wilt sot encl.* P" • (or let of any tied) to Malt qsarterty return*. Ir;i letters lne oastracta are to be executed and ',darned to the derpartwmot by or before the Id 1.2 or AIMIT, /Sal; but the terries mast be soinstesoed ea the, lel of July pre eediag, et ere the mill day lieu altar that date, elided the asetcasta be executed or sot. tie peoprieltioo to trams. for will be bansidered lb. COO trnetl sr* executed sod p so dy s d at dee dspertmeet ; and thou so trauedie will be allayed salsa, peed and sisacienit reasons therefor Sr. tires, to be determined by tlie departmeat. to all times tbe retiring winnow( will be required to become one of the Bantles on the new centred ft. POffilabliefft .i.• ea or sear refireells. bat more than eighty reds lava a datum. will, immediately after tate Stet of Marsh asst, report their elect distance teem tie asecest seatioa, sod bow titer are otherwise .applied with the aril, be sushi. the Postmastee lierworal to duvet a mall-fessesagstr middy from time he al 1 .rely neat. H. heti= eiebtesis of se Ad of Cameo.. •ppresevi Ware\ 5.1145, presides that abstract" far LW treusporte• ties ef the rat shalt be let be strawy ere to the bend Wise needissetag sudsiest geareaties fur falthhal perform sera, wilheett ether nsfersem to the mode of mai trues pestles lira my be weeedeery le preside tee the etas fielletith eartabildr. sd seserlly of lash traespertatiset“ Valet the law, bids that repro. to transport the salt wifi e itelertts. eirteLetp, eel swearity," baring Wee de cided to be tie sely Wiwi bids, are eueeerved as provWt ttg der She ware temeh. hemelW smega, mel Waterer wisp be the ewes co eon vellum meeseq to tarts o edarlity, eartedaty, sad seearity, , sae will bar* tb. predsresee feted! ethers. Id. A wedliesiiew et a bid II say ells esesetisl tome is temaresetet to sae, bid, sal gesso be received. o. to bilselere "lib • malarNimulpolilloloy OW the WO bow did ler seedipildr Illielawd • an bid. via guaresip sod Oertdidolo, L Ile emir owr So sudlip a preview! bid. u. Prassasilus are to b• sorehl w t..a17 the sualsissey et sursotors er eseeties sitlossi koselsistati ttory ar• yerstas se sallsirst riorsamadaty ; amid an WC dais. par stars. ad esinstits we &sassily settled ilea err. to Ulm . WO Of peilbso tae evotrsel• tor Ike prepared Set Is SU asserted Ms, Mak brpil us. salkustei wart thaw IL /hamlet embobiabies, oil poor Mums oh tali suiulmBl.o4,2= =••=ayipir= bilior blows pnreetbse sf..wtlSesios .1 sellyksiv amibbsityrol by • prilmember or bye 'Nis Mt amen if Am& gases* urillitals SIN be sibuitsoL itOLT, ha SO, VW di PP/4110111er Wiwi& Notice. 4 11 perm", 10•3114 pq Batimw Ages. snow, ass to make papa:sat to * . & zawaSAN, irithout delay, sad man meta, ' Pala. 23, 15642. of tb sammilpaelleftre Mak,— itimer4sau, Gila, notes, rtddles, flit Mit asoissary Way, Dubs th. • vaster Wfta sa *Mt Mal b. Wet ^dm pmesiy, wives yrfe ilk", buy these histremitats se Asap as 8A111501115. 11100411.4 pest 'milky of dip 4-in f? esors. cri=1"4411"444.4?: th* OEM till also God a large assortment of Knives and arks, Brittannia, Albata and `Silver-plated Ta le and Tea Spoons, Candle-sticks, Waiters, ihoed and Tongs, Sad Irons, Enamelled an rasa Kettles, Pans, Tubs, Churns, Carpeting, c. Also, a general assortment of forged and rolled IRON of all sizes and kinds ; Cast, Shear, end Blister Steel, which they will sell as cheap is the ohespest. GROCERIES, a full and gen eral assortment, such as Crushed, Pulrerised, clarified sad Brown Sugars ; New Orleans, West India and Sugar House Molasses and Syrups, Coffee, Spices, Chocolate, Fine, Coarse end Dairy Salt. Linseed, Fish and sperm OIL; Turpentine, Fish, kr.; shill assortment of Lead sad Zinc, dry audio oil; also Fire-proof Paints; in fact, almost every article lh the Hardware, Coach Finding, Shoe Finding, Housekeeping, lillacksinith,Cabinet Raker's. Psi nter's, Glazier's, sad Grocery line, all ofwbith they are determin ed to nil as low for CABII is any house out of the city. HENRY R. DANNER, WAYBRIGHT ZIEGLER. Gettysburg, May 14, 1858. Notioe. LIRR undersigned basing retired from the ; Mercantile business, the same will hereal r be motioned at the old stand, is Baltitnore street, by their ssss • Henry B. Danner and Way bright Ziegler, under the name and style of bau uer k Ziegler, Jrs., whom we will recommend se. aid for whom we would bespeak a liberal share of pfttnniage from old customers, and of Hie public in general. ; Haring retired freer the Mercantile business, it is necessary that our old business should be settled up. We, therefore, notify. all those in akebted to as either by Judgment, Note or Rook Itcronot, to call and settle the same without delay. The books *ill be found at the old Stand. J. B. DAN \ ER, May 23, 1/15/1. DAVID ZIEGLIM. Change of Hours rv r THE GETTYSTArThI RAR,ROAT)!— J Summer Arrangement. —On find after Thu rs - itay, April 21st, the MORNING TRAIN will leave Oett,yslirg It 0.30 o'clock A. M., connecting At Hanover Junction uitli Express train to RAW more at 0.32, and Mail train from Baltimore at 9 32, returning to Gettyeburg at 12.30 noon, • ith patßengers front Baltimore, York, Harris burtr, Philadelphia, and the North and Wein. The AFTERNOON TRAIN will leak Gettys burg nt I o'clock. I'. M., connecting nt Hanover .function with Tail train to Baltimore at 3.37, re. turning to flettysburg about 0 30 P. 11.. with pa.tengers from York,llarrisburg, Philadelphia, and the North and M e4t. se -fly the shove arrangement passengers tan go either North or South on the Northern Central Haan,ty both morning and afternoon. Id M'CUltll'i, President. April 25, 1859. Read and Judge FOR yourselves, and I know you'll be satis fied that there is no Ilse to complain of a shoes or wet feet when IL O. CARR sells Gum Shots for 25 cents. And still better, there I no nee of safkring with Corns, Chilblains and Frozen Feet, when you eau get the very stuff et H. G. Cares to cure them all. No cure no pay. Come, get it and try it. Come all you dyspeptic persons,' can fix yea all right In • short time. 11. G. Carr's mni 'lernal Bitters is the stuff to do It with. It is cheap. and Its Intrinsic value is oely to be got *thy trying it. Now Is the time to get ales, good and cheap Hosiery, at H. G. Carr's. Also, • hash supply of Cheese, and all kinds of fait, choice Fruits, such as Figs, Prunes, Dates, Rabin, Currants, Leixoes, *e. H. U. Carr's is the place to get the Beast and Lost fashionable colors of Neck-ties now In town and very cheap. Everybody come and see tad you'll be sure to buy. [Feb. 13,1860. George Arnold, HAVG disposed of kis Mock of Ladies' IN Dreg wad Fancy Goods pnaisily, will Now sire his whole attendee to imourrario BEISIIIEBS, and will at ail tines keep on hand a large lot of cheap Cloths, Ottasunents, Oust netts, Vesting*, and Yen's wan generally. Also, Ready-made Over Coats, Dross and Business Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, /donkey Jackets, Shirts, Drawers, Comforts, Stoats, Cravats, he., he. Oive as a call We will sell tvery artleja ha out sa cites, sittbisbespen. Jan. 244 1116. Gllitting' WWI* IptIOL W Y WAMPUM will oak. Emus Spouting suid pat apytw..gbar s fur 0111 k or 611111LitIr ptodaas. Yarwoeaad aIA mites visite. oar belleso,lpeses, odoroald 44 yell **giro thew a dilL spout! April /111, 1 111. a G. it 11. WAIXPLItt. Vf 0 ea* con doubt Os disarms if 14, iota* .1111 at obit 81iwls ask vedia wok lumen Thadsr-alltrts• aad seats! ssid I 1 sneaks EasekaiihmftsAlebl4lot__ 4.0.111 11 11 , kw hum, lbw, Mall *M Wes,iltilara bits Y. eupsuddis t Silk Orakar vats, le., aew style of Frew& easimalllegad I Steaks sa 811.11SONII. to 1119 11141111.-41• to Sew Telik, vet* rofw=a4 v =zoller i : am N amp at * IDUIMPIL9 NOM asid 11111 amps, tiout last miss et SAIIIMUM TAlWlMltitaimir k 131 gamma re., NAN. Ilimittleobenes at brprorl egyrtna WACXII far Pam Wee said Modeosir Ink anufacto rare, Planters, if annals, - ao. keepers, or any mbar perform In amuck of beetrunrat to oxecnte sty kind of Sewing no done by machinery, make sure they soma* Mat, by osamining oars before purchasing. alje'llaroples of Work mat by mall. Wit? eCoireTTTINTSI • 11100 D salrma 1. It should be Well made, simple la Its con struction, and easily kept in order. 2. It should mils a min? Lora-Imm, alike on both sides of tin 'asterisk 3. lt shotald sew say and all materials that can be sewed. 4. It should be able to OM Cotton, Thread, or Bilk, diruc.iy from the spool. 5. It should be able to saw from coarse to fine, and from thick to this, with rapidity, sail with out changing the tension. 6. It should be able to masks the tension greater or less, as both the =dor sad sipper threads, end with uniformity. T. It should hays a straight assail; earvod ones ars liable to break. O. The needle should tars perp•adiculat motion. This is •bsoluWy necessary for heavy work. a. It should be capable of taking In the largest pieces of work. 10. It should be able to bind with a binder, hem with a hemmer; should stitch, fell, ran and gather. 11. It should be always ready to work. 12. It should be capable of using the same size of thread on both sides of the weik, and of using different colored thread or silk, above or below, to correspond with any two colors of cloth to be united. 12. it should be able to make a long or short stitch. 14. It should be able to fasten off the seam, and commence sewing tightlyat the first stitch. 15. It 'humid run easily and make bet little noise. 16. It should here a wbeel fbed; oone others are in constant contact with the work. 17. It should not be liable to get out of enter. 116. It should not be liable to break the thread, nor skip stitches. In. It should not be necessary to use a screw driver or wrench to set the needle. 20. It should not be liable to oil the opera toes dress. 21. It should not form a ridge on the under side, nor ravel out, nor be wastellti of thread, as Is the Mile Witt ♦LL CUALII-111Tall EILSCMILIM. 22. It should not be "more trouble than It is worth.- 23. Finale, n!1 of these adrantages are pos ■ossed by our Sewing Ilsehlre. LADD, WZILSTER k CO. Dec. 5, 1859. ly House Furnishing GOODS, Nu. 11 Nord Howard strike, two doors North of the Howard Hones.—The undersigned, isatieg roads WO additions to his stock, is prepared to tarnish Housekeepers, Country Merchants and others, with such articles as they want, on the very beet ternas,, MIMIC*: Whitewash, Sweeping, Dusting, Paint, Hair, Tooth, Nail, Silver, Se, Scrub and Horse Brushes. WOODIS -WA : Such as Tubs, Buckets, Measures, Tar Buckets, Churns, Mauls, Rolling Pins, Butter Prints, to. Brooms, Baskets, Mats and Cordage. Hasser's 5 Wants lee Cream Freezers. Rats tors, aright and erect—the 1110/1i approved k . Water Coolers, in Wood or Metal. Tin and Wire dorm. Arthnes and other most approved Fruit and Vegetable Pre serving Cans, plain Tin-ware, Japsoned;Block Tin, Britannia and Plated Ware. Alberta Forks and Spoons, Urns, Cabe and Tea Pets, Egg Boilers, Waiters, audition Dishes, Robes and Forks, Wallis Irons, Hanes Peas, &ales and Weights, Coffee Mills, Table Castors, Old Condo ion Coffee Pots, Shovel and Tongs, Nunn Lampe, Toilet Sees, Foot Tubs, Bath Tube, Lite Cleaners, Wire Dish Corers, Table Mats, together with a variety of articles usehtl and necessary to Housekeepers. Rohr It Davis' Patent Excelsior Wiubisg Machines. Plain Tin and Sheet Iron Ware sad Brushes of every description, mann tketured to order. 41134). A. MILLS, So. 11 North Howard st., Baltimore, Id. Bawls 14, ly Artists', Painters' i t ND PDOTOGRAPIIEIIB I DEPOT.—The A subscriber has constantly on baud s full assortmerrt of nutterbils for the use of Artists, I'ainrersaw Inotosmaphers. Also on band a large and bertutitlil no tortment of lkwascorio foorro mews eta I%Pir , . embracing every variety of Foreign and Ausericaa Losadosespes, Skibmiy, f'arfor mid Rwal Uremia, i f?. The beauty sad interest of the Sterescopic Views spoil the par lor table furnish a never ending source of en tertainment both to visitors and the boots eirele. COrNTRY MERCHANTS supplied ea the most liberal terms. W. A. WIRONG, No. 2 N. Liberty St., Saltinsoce, Jnoe 27, 1859. 1; B. T. Hytuum, Uprior.sTErtrrt, PAPER HANGER, AND U VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER, No. 52 North 'toward Street, one door above Lexington. liALTtaunx. l'aper Ihnpngs.—Constantly in stone, Paper Hangings of et ery description, and of dm lain and must approted patterns. Also, Bogen lire Hoard Prints. etc. Ithn.b.—Keeps on band, and manu factures to order, Venetian Blinds oral colors, sizes and qualities, which will eatopars favora bly with any offered to the pablie. Hanging done in the best style.— Old Blinds repainted and trimmed, or exchanged. March 7 4 1859. 17 Baltimore Safe Manufactory. MILLER'S IMPROVED SALAMANDER 81AFES.—Thousands of dollars in proper ty ut all kinds, saved annually in these safes that never failed to preserve their contents.— Factory, Demme, street, Providence, Rhode Island, and 159 North street, Baltimore. Sale rooms, No. 141, South Charles street. For sizes sad prices send for a circular. All Safes war ranted to give satisfaction. L. B. MILLER, No. le South Charles street, Oct. 17, 1859. 0e.27. ly) Baltimore, Md. First Premium MINAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE.— R. W. HE WOOD, No. 101 North Charles street, Baltimore, having been engaged for the last IT years in the manufacture and sale of the above desirable Furniture, united to country residences, bas cm hand a large variety, manufac tured expressly for retail sales. Also, Oak and Wallet Chamber Sets, Oak and Walnut Extension Tables, Dining Room and Fancy Chairs, Sideboards., Hair and Husk Mat tresses, Feather Pillows sad Bolsters, ic., March 21, 113:4; ly • - /Baltimore ILL AND BRASS WORKS; 53 Hollida Wok y street, IBattionore, ltd. REGISTER k the Proprietors, are prepared to farnlsh BELLS of all descriptions, from 10 to 10,000 ponads, whit* are warranted equal In quality of tone, prolongation of gonad and durablUty, to any made la the Dnited States. Our Belle are made of the beet materials, warranted to give entire satisfaciles; also, against brealtaire. pone Bei* lonise from 10 to 100 ponadia, always on hand at northern prices. Per tereacatas with full particulars, send fee one of oar Circulars. Aug. 19, 11159. ty Mottos to Panimni. 100 Am s z tuz prim mia j 64 Ina*. 'Ai 43 404 OW, Battey, Olover-arek timetbsuesed, Item s /se m at ibee Imp yellow warelOpese, vest tat •011114 w nie s terialit za t:l4 Limp eara illikk edeeied et sad . esassantly on load sat OW Pee M -Wan. hoses. MAXI. New Oxford, Oct.?, Isl tt %ars New Goods A t iratinz sc anikse 1100 The IN HAM -01 " an • - licalgissati4ll " Id lbw /01111aia " orrik A r ell ! ".1 4110211A11 . ;Allier; retail. Yet, nts .do we. 7 calling togas and examine oar stock before purchasing elk. where, as our motto will be "quick Was and small profits." We would also call the attention of all later_ l ested la the thrifty and healthful condition of their Cattle, Horses, Hogs, At., tcr the fact th a t we have for sale Breinig, Frondleld k Co.'s Celebrated Vegetable CATTLE POWDER, of which we have sold from 1500 to 2000 pounds per annum to Farmers and Storekeepers. KLINEFELTER, BOLLLNGETt k CO. Gettysburg, ept. 5, 1858. Grain and Produce House, OCLIAMBERSBL IP BG STRIBT.--The un dersigned having purchased the large building in the rear of his store on Chambers, hamburg street, known as "Camp's Brewery," has converted it into a Produce Warehouse, and is now prepared to receive all kinds of Grain and Produce, to wit: FLOUR, WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATS, Seeds, ke.. (or which the highest market price will be given. ihirTo accommodate those who may prefer it, I will also receive on COMMISSION and forward Produce of all kinds, havir.g made ar rangements for that purpose with 3 responsible house in the city. I also continue my Grocery and Variety Store, and keep on hand GROCERIES of all kinds, Salt, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Teas, Rice, Oils, Spices, Fish, Cedar-ware, ikc. Having just received a very large Pupply, purchased on remarkably favorable terms, I am prepared to furnish Country Dealers very cheaply, and will sell at all times, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The public are invited to call before purchasing elsewhere, as I am determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest, on the principle of " Quick galas sad Small Profits." JOHN SCOTT. Gettysburg, Sept. 5, 1889. - Railroad Store. C. GLINN k 13110. have just received and' are opening at their new store on the orth-west corner of Cent re Square, G ettysburg, a large and complete assprtipent of Spring and Summer Goods and Groceries. The ladies par ticularly are invited to call and examine our su perior styles of Dress Goods and Fancy articles, embracing everything coming properly under this head at prices not heretofore equalled, and in quality surpassed by none. GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, of every description, consisting of Cloths, Casslmeres, Casinetts, Coatings, Vesting', kc., which cannot be surpassed out of the city in quality and price. Our stock of Groceries is also complete, while every other article generally found in a Dry Goods store can hi had at the "%inroad Store" of J. C. Quinn I Bro. Believing that the pub lic can suit themselves better here than else where, we invite them to give us a call. For the proof of our assertion, call and examine our atock,even if you don't buy. [April 4, 1859. Call and See the Bargains ! 7 - 1 F. NcILHENY having just returned from JR,. the city of Philadelphia, where be has selected very carefully his PALL AND WINTER GOODS, is prepared to show the prettiest and most fashionable stock of goods in his line ever brought to this place, which will be sold at pricesthat will defy all competition. His stork of HATS AND CAPS is full and complete, em bracing Men's No. 1. black Silk Hats, Yen's black Cstaimere Rats, lien's fine soft Felt lints, Men's Ledger Hats, lien's Russia Broad Rim lists, Yen's Silk Velvet Caps, Ledger Caps, Navy, Plush, and Plush trimmed Caps. A splendid assortment of BOYS' & CHILDREN'S CAPS, from 25 eta. to $1.25. Also, an exten sive assortment of BOOTS AND SIIt/ES, con sisting of Men's Water-proof Boots, Fine Calf Cork-soled Boots, Heavy Kip Bouts, Calf Con gress Gaiters, Boys' Boots, Shoes and Gaiters. Thankful to my friends and customers for past favors I hope by politeness and fair dealing to merit a vont uence or their patronage. Oct. 17, 185 . R. F. NcILIIEN Y. Still st Wo cOACIIMAKING AND SLACKSMITHING. —The undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the public that he continues the Coactinaking and Blacksmithing business in every branch st-hla establishment in Cham bersburg street. He bas on band and will manufacture to order all kinds of CARRIAGES, SUGOILS," SLEIGHS, Spring Wagons, &e., of the best material, and made by superior work men. sarRIIPAIRISO sad Bs.sowsurruesiu of all kinds done at ressosahle rates, promptly and to the satisfaction of customers. Cocirar Pnoorcr taken In exchange for work at market prices. sarPersons desiring articles orwork in the. Coachmnking or Blackstnithiag line, are re spectfully incited to Call on JOHN L. HOLTZWORTIL Gettysburg. Jas. 24, '59. Private Sale. riIHE subscriber offers at Private Sale, I his 110 USE AND LOT, on Hi g h fifi street, a djoinink Solomon Powers. The House is a two-story Brick, nearly new, with a Back-building, and a well of water. Terms DA_N'L. P. I'ITTINTURF 17=2 July 11, 1859. tf New Oyster Saloons. THE subscriber has opened AI& Oyster and gating Saloons, on the south side of nsbersburg street, near the Diamond, (two doors below tieo. Arnold's Store,) where he will receive EVERY DAY, (Sunday excepted,) and serve in the I arsons styles, the best quality of FRESH OYSTERS, from Baltimore. By keeping a good article, be expects to receive a libera patronage. Lie will also supply Oys ters wholesale to other esta , blisliments. His Bill of Fare will, however, not be confin ed to Oysters alone. Other articles lathe Eat ing line can always be had in season—also a nice glass of ALE. rlintranee to Ladies' Saloon at the centre door of the building—to Gentlemen's Saloon at . the door adjoining it on the west. G. F. ECKENSQDII. Gettysburg, Oct. 31, 111/59. AIIJULHAIt /SCOTT. J. 11/ATICY SCOTT, A. Scott & Son, "REALIIIII3 la Dry Goods, ?army Artleles, Queetisirarr, Groceries, ke., to., opposite le Hotel," Ckszaborebrrg street. Marble Yard Removed. TaArabia:rib./ having removed his place of b l usiaess to East York street, a short dis tance below Bt. James' Church, would announce to the public that be is still prepared to furnish all kinds of work in his line, such as Non- Nassau, lismistaers, tt., ke., et every variety of style and finish, with and without hears lied so' kits, to suit perchance, and at prime to nit the tines. Person dwarfs; anything in his line will dud it a decided advautags to examine his stock sad prices beton perch/tang elsewhere. WM. B. MAL& Gettysburg, March 31, 1859. p FTiY.I outworibir bar ?slimed Me s , sad Ifssohino Shop fro* the T bandiarto Bahasa moot, oitoitiZi Sloolaialth shop. beak of the Mogi@ Bold, whet. be is blow pm** thou “fir So st d Sicrasslosefe• prep dwsys co hand sad .aide to Order is Sim sbarissi sea" and R0= 4 1 1 7. repaired. Ake be will Wood so • sad isswiring - May hi . AVM WS.=. rthbeet OVER-00A713 wee ellbted he any Oktalatir Store Wade deretty, Mho homage* am will figettWte t a t Ye tableetet 041 the 4Mtem leak* em i t be ithoebeL) ♦Mt lien Mt at Dee. Itt I from aid spectancet kiwis' Ago hooted la Lockets * *ism; satgayrwati.ll47 guaur Au* • - 0001 ...111 1 / 1 1. • Cook and Parlor Stoves. A NORM POLLEY would rospectfitlly In. 41 trio the public - that be sow has a let of t.,00K and PARLOR 81 . 017/13, which ha WWI at prkon to soft the dens. Oottyabasi l Am. SO, 11180. Stoves, AND SHEET IRON ARE---SHEADS Fr. W & BUEHLER., having rine/Phased the stock of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware of George E. Buehler, have opened an establishment in con nection with their Stove Ware Room, under the superintendence of G. E. Buehler, and are now prepared to furnish everything in that line at the lowest prices. In addition to the ordina ry ware, they have a large supply of kitchen and house furnishing goods, of every variety, in i gkiding enamelled and tin Kettles, Pans, ke., yWreservimg, cooking and frying. Call and see them. Splendid assortment of Stoves and house furnishing goods at their Warehouse, on the corner of Carlisle and Railroad streets. bar Spouting put up at shortest notice. Lum ber, Coal and Lime always on hand at their yard at the same place. Nov. 14, 1859. SLIKADS k BUEHLER. -- --- Use Shriner's BALSAMIC COUGH SYRUP. AS A FAMILY REMEDY IT HAS NO EQUAL TZATIMONIf or CLIROYMICII. gear This is to certify, that on the re commendation of a regular and skilful physi c ian we have used the ' , Balsamic Cough Syrup " prepared by W. K. Shriner, in our fami ly, and Bud it t r answer well the purposes fir:- which it is prepared. S. Sluing/LI I Pastor 9f Lutheran Church, Teneytown, Read the following Letter from Rev. B. P. Jordan : Celoseorrs, Md. Mr. W. E. Shriner,—Dear Sir :—I have given your " Balsamic Cough Syrup " a fair trial, anti i am happy to say that I Lave never tried any 1. thing that relieved me so soon. I have also given it in my family with the same good ef- I feet. in every Instance. It is certainly a most excellent remedy, and ought to be in every Sal ly. The exceeding low price at which it [resold places it within the reach of AIL , IPardon the liberty I have taken in thus giv ing my experience hr the use of the Syrup alum- Belted an- Belted by you. Iteepeethrlly yours, B. P. JospAN. TUITIONT 0? PHYSICLAPI. Ltairrr, Frederick co., Nd. Mi. Shriner :—At your request, 1 hare ex amble i the composition of your " Balsamic Cough Syrup," and from my knowledge of the ingrvilents, and having witnessed its good ef fect', I cam recommend it to the public as a valuable compound for Coughs, Colds, and all chronic pulmonary affections. Taos. Stu, N.l). TANI - trove Id. I hare prescribed W. E. Shriner' s "B"Isaailo Cough Syrup" in my practice for several years, and regard it as an excellent medicine in Coughs, Colds, and all Bronchial affections. &In's. Swore, 31. D. P.m TZARS' EXPICIIENCIL Jarrxasox, York co., Pa., July 18, 184. To W. E. Shriner,—Dear Sir have been keeping your "Balsamic Congh Syrup" for sste foe the last tee years, and it has given almost universal satisfaction. It is one of the most popular Medicines in OF, in our neighborhood. Our sales, therefore, bat e been large, especially la.t winter, hating sold at retail at least ten dozen bottles. I therefore do not hesitate to recommend it to the public as a good medicine. Yours, rexpectfully, Postra's SIDING. York co., Ma 17, 1859. W. H. tibriner,—Dear Sir:— four Cough Syrup Is becoming very popular here. I have been selling it for about two years, and it gives more general satisfaction' than any medicine I have ever sold. We use it in our family, and would not be without It on any account. For children, it certainly is an invaluable medi cine. S G. linamirn.uto. JACIPION. York co., May 18, 1859 To W. E. Shriner :—I consider your Balsamic Cough Syrup one of the hest ('ough remedies of the day. There is no medicine I hare ever sold give inch universal satisfaction, and none that 1 hare used in my family 1 like so welt. Yours, truly, C. F. fiset.rso. Price, 371 eta. per bottle, or 3 bottles for $l, Sold by all Druggists and Merchants. Oct. 17, 1859. 10m Howard Association, T)IIIL.A DEL PH LA.—A Benevolent Institution established by special Endowment, for the belief of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic Diseases, and especially for the Cure of Diseases of the Sexual Organs,— Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with& a dt scription of their condition, (age, occupation, habits of life, kc.,) and in capes of extreme poverty, Medicine furnished free of charge. VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrbam, and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and, on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dia-. pensary, sent to the afflicted i u sealed envelopes, free of charge. Two or three Stamps fur post age will be acceptable. Address Dr. J. SKILLEN lIOUGHTON,ActIng Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pc By order of the Directors. EZRA D. HEART WELL, (ho. Faiscatt,o, See's Noy. 7, 184510. ly J. W. Scott, Vats of aus fisis of troche:ter f t Sean.) GENTLEREN'EI FURNISHING STORE, and SHIRT ALLNEFACTOWY, No. 814 Ches. ! . nut Street, (nearly opposite the Girard H J. W. SCOTT would eall the attention of his former petrol's and friends to his sew Store, and is prepared to AU orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A perfect At tied. COUNTRY TRADE supplied with Firm Strums and Costal& Oct. IT, ly A Fresh Anortownt OGOODS RECIIIVID AT ELININGIIBI I . —The subscriber Ma just returned dam the City with moth* and most splendid soot* went of Goods for OINTLBIUMB which ho calls the attention of the piddle. Ma has seiouted ids steel with great "AM AM urn osU and inantiticturo trey misty of CI . in the cheapest and most satsuma/4 He Assires ail wbo wish to be well 'Wed pd genteel FALL Al DWISTER CLOT t i f,: to give Ida a salL if* cannot to awned 12 the town. livery one, therefore, who desires a bawls, should call with him at bia Merehant , m,og &Parliament ia Cadialirmise, doisr MoComoghei gag. 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