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~ . ,1631 640% MA ei4f/ fir Sset dere,
tsits. Al Graded, oppatit• the Gems& H0,r.,....
, r.,....
,Ohsterliosti, &ratio* Upset, In At*
diphd id addett. six Tsevin LOU,
`ihissOti-losi deSdhltilf $. rowteets, contains ,
-- hist...A‘ere• add 37 Perches.
Or tlettgesiosskicissinir and South of the above,
containing 4 Arm and Jl6 l'errbes.
Oss 0111t-Lot South of mid adjoining W. Zieg
kn. iddiediigig 6 *eras add s 2 Perches.
abe 11 1 1 10416* - Sursils of and adjoining Rey. J.
ateirsidelddlining 7 Acres and 8 Perches.
Am *ww, South of and adjoining (Ley. J.
slit:s t. containing 4 Acres and 101 Perchec
OM Lot, North of and adjoining lion. D.
Siegler. coatainiag 4 ACIV4 sod lot Percbv..
OM thit,Los, West of and Adjoining W. Ziegler,
containing 6 Acres and 75 Paretic+.
-Ono Oat-Lot, &oath of sod adjoining George
Utak matainfal 4 Acts and 112 Perches.
Owe Oat-Lot, (meadow.) on MellillAn's Lane,
conssioisse 4 Acres and 47 Perches.
One Oat-Let, on AlcliiiLsn's Lane, Adjoising
Geo. (*Jeri, eontAisiag 5 Acrce and 'o Per.
Ode Utt-Lest, ou lltdine airset, Adjoining S.
fahaassoels, containing about 120 Veri. Ileit.
this Towa-Loi, No. 51, on ltallro.td, in rear of
Yonat's Hotel.
One Sri& House and Half Lot, on rhamlore.
bows dlineef,„ occupied by Airs ltitterline.
Sae -Witt Sera gad 'plop Lots, corner of
- Wasisiaggisa and Railroad streets—the best.
.seabed is town for Drpot aud .4ereauttle
leisabsess.
'Tamar :—One-bmlf C.'s'', on delivery of Deed,
My within :0 dap, and pos.ession given.—
%psi residue rpf the purchitne, 11 . 1THOCT IS
• 704er. IP eliaal annual payments in one and
111'Y pun fro= arst of A.pr.), leGv, secured by
Bend and Morigege on the property, or satis
factory personal security. The properties will
Astaisomm by Messrs. SAMUEL WITHILOW O• JOHN
ktwiSlS, L3AAC R. 6111TH.
Aim 40, 38crt. t 4
IS
Register's Notice.
figMICE Is hereby ghee to all legatees and
other persons concerned that the A.dula.
aeration =counts hereinafter inentioned will
betilreisedfd at Ole Orphan's C3ust ut Adams
Pasitt4ll7 (OF confirmation and allowance, oa
Imai99. Oa 2?d of afa.f Iqt, at 10 o'clock,
A. L, Vi;;
lin. First and final aetount of John Slyder,
Nuentor of the last will and testament ofJame,
Laster, deceased.
Is# : Tqe second account of James Feeatr,
rimiota r of the will of Jacob Fiwser, late of
Germany township, deceased.
IV. Second account of David Roarbaugh,
?water of f . fesiry Schriyer, deceased.
pao, Prhe s eeped and final account of Tobias
Pryor, Executor of the last will and testament
of Henry B. Shroeder, deceased.
117. First and final accooot of Addison W.
Niers, 114.6c4, for of Margaret Boyer, deceased.
tn. The first and boat account of Peter
Retith, Administrator of the estate of Rachel
Botith, (widow of Anthony Smith deceased) :ate
gg Monutpleuant township, deceased.
139. The first account of Jacob liarerstock,
Administrator Aif Peter Haverstock. deceased.
1110, First account of Jacob Harman, one of
the Rtecutors of Samuel Studebaker, deceased. ,
191. 'The 6r.,1 accent:it of Ulsmense Stude- I
baker, one of the Executors of Samuel Stude
baker,
deceased.
102. The second and final account of Jacob
Ilyers, sae of the Executors of George Dear
dorg deceased.
103. The second account of Janes McElree
sad John L, ardler, Executor' of the last will
and 14s4useut of Joshua Snyder, deceased, as
.plod by James llcElvee, Executor.
104. The tint account of Henry Spangler,
Adadaistrat,or of the estate of fisaa ljaveratock,
441**Nod,
195. The aceonnt of Sebastian Stitzcl, Ad
seislstatoe of cleorge d-C;11.141e4,
196. ?he first and Bail secolunt of Genus
Wilson sad Joseph Graff, Administrators of
the slats offrinces Wilson, deceased.
197. The lint account of Joel H. Danner,
XIFOCIIIQf or Peter Ferree, deceased.
ZACHAttIAff 11"kaLS, Register.
Ustistites Offlcr, listsys, 1
burg, April 23, 1360. f
Register's Notice.
- A ti
orcx Is I,sreby given to all legatees and
other persona concerned that the Admin
en aaconnts hereinnter mentioned will
be presented at the Orphan', Court of Adams
mat, to continuation and allowance, on
roach ;As 19a, of Alay next, at lo o'clock, A.
~ vie;
199. The first and final account of Jonathan
C. Forrest, Esq., Tuistee for the sale of the real
lOWA of George (.71ns, late of Grills/1u town.
Nap, dolisaand,
199. Vas first Fad final account of Win, A,
Cal Adolnistrator of the estate of Philip Colt,
late of Ilantiltonhan township, deceased,
200. 'nke first and final account of Robert
Sltlll l o o ll l l2orriring Executor of Robert :gem
-1110•11, 18r,, late of Ilamiltanban township, dec'd.
201, Tba account of John Tudor, acting
Executor of the Will of John Tudor, er., de
emed.
202. Second and final account of John 11.
Antabangh, Seq., Executor of the last will and
testament of George Clark, Eeq., deceased.
SACHARI AR MYERS, Register.
Register's Mice, Getty,- l
berg, Aprtl so, rude. f
'OO, Summer Arrangement. '6O.
EsE Black Frock Coats, cheap at
PICKING'S.
ItAn and Brown Cassimere Frock Coats,
very cheap, a; PICKING'S.
LACK Coats, of all colors, remarkably cheap,
at
PICKING'S.
cAnKKILLES, l'rdtk and Sack Coats, no
toriously cheap, at PICKING'S.
CK Coats, Linen, Sacks and Frock.., un
reasonably cheap, at PIC/UM/li.
0. 1 Mach Caasituere Pants, astonishingly
cheap, at PICKING'S.
AKIN ebilililleTe Pants, pleasingly cheap,
PICKING'S.
IAt.KKTT, Duck and Linen Pants, nncom
-omealy cheap, at PICKING'S.
ItYITUN Pants, all colon, unusually cheap,
as PICKING'S.
OTS' Coats, Vest,s and Pants, cettalaly very
cheap, at PICKING'S,
'IATIII.aad Silk Vests, good and yositit ely
itcheap at PICKING S.
AILIKILIKB and Nanlutnet Vests unpre.
eedeatedly cheat:oost PICKING'S,
i rSPSNDEBS, Shirts, Colla, Socks , Stocks,
ei o
rs
ekkival4 ll ., horIal" cheap, a; PICKING'S.
11/00141 and Jewelry of all kinds, confound . -
erf cheap, at PICKINWS.
'GLIM, files, nets', 4c., most "dogged"
- *rap, at PICKING'S.
lIVOLVNBEI, Pistols, Ulm', 4r., ' all
had" cheap, at PICKING'S.
4
01134 T way othet things, Amon which
an fly Nsts,iti singly cheap, at Plaint,.
illt Closse,Legginge and Cape, which talus
...ricomAl else in town down for cheap.
rasays
._ PICKING'S.
ODT will please call at PICKING'S,
a atatW of course. [April 30,'00,
Dissolution.
.
T Partnership heretofore existing between niJailob Besieges and (Aeries P. Winter, in
-tug Pardemmi,.. lierauitile, Coat end Lumber
hasissee, is this day. b 7 mantas' consent, dis
miss& Al easounts will be settled by 1,
Batieress, Mike old stead.
saftb it, jNO.
Now Finn.
ran Liarailisti sad JAMS P1C11313
-Into osisatisto Partaambip Is tba sbova
old -Nawlh (tho Iniels
111001101114# sod osspoOloPy aoliskt a amnia*.
faliatAi Ohs primaip liiihsno bestows& sow
114 oldlns. nor 0O **Rim* pay go
blebiskosoak pass lot /WM QUAD', Shiloh
#l4_//4411111 kno oesoloatly os Smut WM
/1514. Oak LW, FiasTSJI.,
114.0 sOliWo Imo. rifts.
/MOB 11102218,
/AM ?MM.
AO ikg 6 / 4 ,Arliform .ooel
=IM:E==!==ZM
I. 'PhD - Naitrowt,
ittf ile A ra i ni at soar lesives
rT ooms f 4. 111,4 eionneethig
• er .1 With the testa freer Mania•
t 4 tilltsfeit aj 0.48 A. M, eaneldng Bal•
Aiperge at 12.34/noon. Passeniptin going north
or east will also connect, br the sontling train,
With the mail train/rem Baltinstim vrbleti passes
the Juaction at 10.2% A. M. and *lrises at Her
rifburg at 12.25 meas. Connectione made at
Yolk for Columbia and Philadelphia by this
train. Returning arrives at Gettysburg at
12.15 noon with passengers silo leave Harris
burg nt 7.4 V A. M., and Baltimore at 7 Gu A. 11.
The AFTERNtS)N TPAIN leaves Gettys
' burg at I P. M., connecting jtt Hasso%er
Junetion at 3.03 P. X. with Mail train which
leaks llarri,burg at 12.30 P.M. and arrives at
Baltimore at 5.50 P. M. and with the Egpresii
train Croak lialtintora leaves Baltimore at
1 , 3 P. M. and arrives at Harrisburg at 7.25 I'.
M. Returning arrives at Gettysburg with pas
sengers from Harrisburg, Philadelphia and the
4414 snit West at 5.15 P. 31. Passengers for
the North or South on the sorthers Central
will make connections through each war by
both Morning and Afternoon train :
U. 511/1101, President.
Aprti 23, IMO.
S'he Old County
BCILDING, known by every man in the
county, and no doubt many a one wished
there nesce had been such a place. as many
were broken up by permitting. or rather ohlig
leAl j have their name+ entered utx4 the coun
ty dockeis. But look at the etiantre. - it la a
pleaeure now to call there and buy goods of
SAM I N at Poch eetonishinglv reduced prices—
lower thin e v er before offered in the county.
I Garment,' mad, up for men and boys, as us
ual, in the vary but manner. and according to
ally style desired. The work being done in
their own establishment, they are always en
abled to warrant it.. Remember, their place of
business is the large and commodious room ad
joining Cobean it Culp'son Cbamberabarg
street.
Sept. 19, 1859
RFADING FOR EVERYBODY, AND ALL
KINDS OF READING.—The undersigned
most respectfully ahnouncts to the reading
public that he has opened a new Periodical
Store end News Depot In the room recently oc
cupied for that purpose by Messrs. Aughin
baugh t son, in Carlisle street, a few doors
above the Witshingl.ou nonse, where he is pre
pared' to meet the wants and silt the tastes of
the literary world,
The city Dailies will he received and deliveres)
promptly. All the leading Magazines, Periodi
cals, Literary Journals, Pictorials, Ballads,
Music, and in fact any and everything in the
News and Periodical line will be found at the
new establishment of
JOSEPH BROADDE.kn.
SlirSubseriptioni to papers, magazines. Jtc,,
received at alt times. Give us a tall. J. B.
April 2, 186$. 3m
Wall Paper I Wall Paper ! !
have Just received from the city of
IT . New York a large assortment of Wan
Paper of the newest patterns and designi.—
Glazed, Marble and Oak, relret and plain bor•
der, decoration, fin board rents and window
shades. wall Park from 8 cenu per piece and
upwards, R, F. McII.IIZNY.
)(Arch 36, 1860,
, Shawls 1 Shawls •
AT BCIIIO K'B,
!troche, (long end einem)
Printed Cashmere Shawls,
Stella, Thibet, and De Lain. do
April 16, 18G0.
(`CORNER AHEAD I—J. C. GIIIN:i k BRO.
have just received from the sasterm cities,
a rge and well selected stock of SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS, which they are offering to
the public at prices which cannot fail to satisfy
all—among which is a splendid usortment of
De Laines, Poil de Chevers, Barbadoes, Berage,
Lawns and Calicoes, of every grade, style and
price. Also, a splendid assortment of Gentle
men's Wear of every description, Cloths and
Cassimeres, black and fancy ; a splendid stock
of Vesting, Velvet, Satin and Marseilles—and
in fact any and everything in the Dry Goods
line. •
Would you bt, good Goods, pretty Goods,
cheap Goods, and secure great bargains?—
Theo tall at the cheap corner store of _
J. BTAESS,
C. Y. WIATSM.
lir h.. Just recetred from the cities a large
lot of new Ready-made CLOTIIINCI, for men
and boys' wear: with Hats. Hoots and Shoes,
Truuka. Valises, Carpet Bags, Clocks, Watches,
Jewelry, Violins, Megan*, Tobacio. kc., kc., kc.
Call soon, is,ud don't miss the great bargains
now had at the old County Bail;ling, corner of
the Diamond and York street, Gettysbi rg.—
TAm's tAr spot
Thankful to his old enstomers for their pa
tronage, be hopes by his change of location not
only to retain their custom, but secure a large
number of new buyers.
An entire summer suit—coat, pants and rest—
fur 5431.40N.
April 16, 18j0.
Just in Season !
GIVE US A CALL!—The undersigned have
just received from the cities an immense
Cock of CLOVIS. CASSIMERES, CASSINETS,
VHSTilitiS In i 4 varieties, ke., suitable for the
season. which they offer to the public at unpre
cedentedly low rates.
They ask a call,
To convince all ''—
of the truth of his assertion. No trouble to
■hqw goods and give prices. A large lot et
READY-MADE O f OTRINQ 4/9 ullingsheaper
than ever.
J.kCORS k BRO.,
Merchant Tailors
New Periodical Store.
'The North West
J. C. GUINN & BRO
April 16, 18041
Spring 1860.
ACSCOTT A SON hake just received, end
• are now opening, at their establishment,
ualubersburg it., opposite the ii Eagle Ho
tel," a large, choice and desigtsble stock of
SPRING GOODS, which they offer to the pub-
He, satisfied that goods can't be sold elbeeixr than
they are now offering them. Our stock com
prises all the different styles and qualities of
14AOIXS' DRISS GOODS, Shawls, Ribbons,
Gloves, Hosiery, White Goods, Lanes, kc., kc.
For MEN and BOYS' WEAR we hays our
usual variety, In style, quality and price.
Our eustamers will always find our stock of
Douiestic Goode full, cheap and complete. We
invite sR to give us a call and examine our
stook, satisfied that an examination is all that
is necessary to convince all that our's is the
cheap store. No trouble to show goods.—
Thankful for past encouragement, and would
respectfully ask a continuance of the same.
A. SCOTT I SOX.
N. B. Country Produce taken in./exchange
for Goods. [April 18,1860.
Removals.
rilffilundendiraed, Wag the authorised person
to soaks removals into liver Green Ceme
tery, hopes that each as contemplate the removal
of the remains of der-posed relatives or friends,
will avail thentsalves of this season of theyear to
have It done. Removals made with promptness
—terms low, and ao start spared to please.
PE fgli TRURN,
Nara 12,'60. Keeper of the Crane tory.
Removal.
fiC r :tseribet has removed his Plough and
astithse Shop from the Foettdry building
Se strolli,nbooito Tote's Blacksmith
shop, book of the Lou.s ROW, Wine he is bet
ter rowed Shia ever to attood to customers.
Plonks always on band sad gook to order at
tin shortest *Woe, sat Motithiee, limper., he.,
Malted. Also he will attend to elesalag *ad
toptiringt Mocks. DAVID WARgEN.
May la.
3. IV. Bootto .
(L a k i f f Oa An of irlooloier i loon.)
rimtitirs FOIXIMIING *TWA NA
Ur SUM ILIJCPACTOSY, No. 114 Liao.
Licosa
. 41•VarrW7=14 1 17 4 l ow=
t om er ani l attastioa ofbiellemor 'dm. sad
Miaow Store, sad is MAW to WI
sir snuffs at Mort si- 2i. palms
.0011XTBY TitADS sapplird
&ageism& .
17,' "if
_ IPooltoott sad silli ALlNvire
OalltOil otooffPoot ottCPIVAII; to
vollOisevelitnikkorers.
' 1.,' .. 4. gt. MQW 0 SOL
0=
BMLl.lt33lore) .A.cVv"ts.,.
a P. Bayley, .
IMPORT= AND DIALER IN •
CHINA, GLASS AND QUERIBWARIS.
wcsaas►x Wats st.d Srpss W•sikat factory
prices. No, 0 liessrat &rat ti ness ashimon
SUIPet. B►►raroas, MD.
Ftb. /;, WO. 31a
Baltimore
F.LL AND 111tA.S.1 WORKS..II3 Holliday
street, Baltimore, 3ld. REG INTE4
FISH. the Proprietors, are prepared to furl:Mitt
BELLS of all description', from iu to lo,uOu
posuals, whit.ll are warranted equal in quality
of tone, prolongation of sound and durability,
to any made in the United States.
thir Beils are wade of the ktel, tooterioli,
warranted to give entire satisfaction; also,
against breakage.
Farm Bell+, -eauginz from 10 to 100 pounds,
always 03 hand at northern prices.
Fur l'grtificates with full particulars, sasid for
hue of oar 12irenjazt+.
29, 1n59. 1y
New & Rich
JEWELRY, SILVER. W ARE, WISER PLAT
RD WARE, Ac.—A .WA lIN P.lt Cold and
bilrersroitb, No. X,arn GAY STREET, SAL.
TMORE, .111).. has in 'tore a beautiful aemort,
went of styles and patterns of IUCII JEWELRY,
suitable for preterite, enibracing A great ‘ariet,
of Plain Gold and Sett Prow bes , Mosaics. Car
bunk les, lc., Estr-Emp. ernealeas, Finger Rings
cat auk Diamond, Pearl, Opal, Emerald,
le., Ladies' Gold Chain.. I"e,t & Guard CbAins,
)Miniature Lockets. Gold Calf Pint:
Signet, Cllnged and Plain Gold Rings tied,
and Pen.,, t-deere Buttons and Studs. and
Jet l',ro,,es, Jet Bracektt, Pins l Ear Rings, Lc.
A L '3 U t
A variety of Silver Mounted t Pate,' Castors,
Cale 11.i,kete, Waiters. ('ankle-ticks. Butter and
Salt Stands. Pearl handle De.ert Ku s e•. Spoons,
F../rle, Ladles, Faiwy Articles, Ac , nll of
is resyectfully offered on the loa est terms.
ablo—The Countr) Trndeand Dealers general
ly are invited to Bite me a eail. and examine
Goods and Prices, being satisfied that my SIL
%Mt IVAIIK cannot he surpass o d either for
fineness or i,i4aJity . , OF the latsit and most beau
tiful patterue, [Feb. 27. 18GO. ly
Carpetti,
Ir. CLOTHS wad Vattings, wholesale and
retail. Constant') on hand an assortment
o Carpets at low prices, tonsisting of Velvet,
Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrain and Venetian Car
pets, of every styiti•nd price. Oil Cloths from 1
to 6 yards wide. Also, Bugs. Nlat•, Stair Rods,
Canton and Cocoa 11.ittings. Rag I %di - pet.; of
our owe mule, by the piece or yard, at low tireett.
JOSEPH VICT(IItY,
125 Lexington it.,one door 1{ est of Howard,
April 2, littitl : 114 Baltimore, Md.
The World's
GREAT EXIIIIIITION PRIZE. MEDAL!
AWARDED TO MEYER, for his two
Pianos, London, October 15, 1851.—e. MEYER
respectfully informs his friends and the public
CezlerAlif that he has constantly on hand
PIANOS, equal to those for which he received
the Prize Medal in London, in 1851,
All orders promptly attended to, and great
caretaker; in the selection and packing the same.
Ile has received daring the hat Fitteen years
more Medals than •ny other maker from the
Franklin justitute—also, First Premium he
Boston, New York and Baltimore,
Wererooins N 0.722 Arch street, below Eighth,
south ride, Philede'phi*, (April In, 'tin. 3ru
Esenwein's
rrAn AND WOOD NAI'TIIA
PReTOR A L,
la the best Medicine In the erotic( for the ('ure of
Coughs and Colds, Croup. Bronchitis,
Asthma, Difficulty In Breathing,
Palpitation or the Doan,
Dlptherie,
and for the relief of potleuts In the advanced
/taps or
Consumption. together with All Diseases of
the Throat and Chest, and which pre
dispose to Consumption.
n is pendi44 ado,,,d to thr radon' evre rritratisa,
Being prepared by a practical Physician and
Druggist, and one of 'rent experience In the
can of the various diseases to which th• hu
man frame is liable.
It Is offered to the •Rltcted with the greatest
confidence,
Try It and be convinced that It Is Invaluable
la . the cure of Bronchial affections. Price 50
cents jar, bottle.
si'Prepared only by
DR. A. ESENWEIN k CO.,
Druggists and Chemists,
N. W. cot. Ninth k Poplar Sts.,
gurbSold by every respectable Druggist and
Dealer in Ilediclnes throughout the State.
April 2, 1860. lv
Removal.
ALEXANDER FRAZER, Clock and Wstch
maker, has removed his oho, to the room
on the West side of the Public Square, lately
occupied by David A. Buehler, Esq., as a Law
Office, where he will always he happy to attend
to the calls of customers. Thanktul for past
favors, he hopes, by strict attention to business,
and a desire to please. to merit and receive the
patronage of the public.
Gettysburg, April 11, 165 P
The Greatest Discovery
9LV THE AGE.—lnflammatory aid Chronic
Rheumatism can be cured by using 11. L.
li LEws. CELEBRATED RHEUMATIC MIX
TURE. Many prominent citizens of this, and
the adjoining counties, have testified to its
great utility. Its success in Rheumatic affec
tions, has been hitherto unparalleled by soy
specific introduced to the public. Prue 50
cents per bottle. Yor sale by all druggists and
storekeepers. Prepared only by II L. MILLER,
Wholsesale and Retail Druggist, East Berlin,
Adams county, Pa., dealer in Drugs, Chemicals,
Oils, Varnish, spirits, Paints, Dye-stuffs, bot.
tied Oils, Essences and Tinctures, Window
Glass, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Ate., ke.
sir A.D. 13uehler is the Agent in Gettysburg
for '• 11. L. Miller's Celebratedjtheumatic Mix
ture." [Oct. 24, 1959. ly
Cannon & Adair's
111\TRW MARBLE WORKS, corner of Bald
more and East Middle streets, directly op-
posite the new Court !louse, Oettysburg.—
Hering recently arrived from Philadelphia, and
feeling fully competent to execute all work In
the finest style of the art, we would respectful
ly invite the attention of the public wishing to
procure anything in our line, to favor us with •
call and examine specimens of our work. Wa
are prepared to furnish MONUMENTS, TOMBS
AND HEADSTONE'S, MARBLE MANTLES,
SLABS for Cabinet-makers, and all other work
appertaining to our business, at the lowest pos
sible prices. We do not hesitate to guarantee
that our work shall be put up in a manner sub
stantial and tasteful equal to the best to be
sees in the cities, where every implovetnekt
which experianch has snersted is availed .f,
and especially do we goorsatee that our Ceme
tery and Grave Yard work shall be so caret fly
set as not to be 04004 by frost, but shall main
tain for years that erectness of position given
at the completion of a job, and so necessary to
*outlined gracefulness and symmetry.
llov. 28, 1859. if .
New Goods 1
Ltit p tEAP GOODS!! • weaksoxi 000DSII
—hit Moir* a Isere amortsitat of
soli desifolge DRY 000D$ of every va
lsoli,
shay, at salsoiskiagly low sad which we
oleos to as }ollie.% Bs parehadad oar
stook I. Now York, Pkiladel and liallisore,
sod haring 11.4 the bassi of Ow *arta of
time olds., sall Wog selsolod wish year oars,
Ire sit OW to Shoo wishing to
is ow UN that thy Clialial
Mt: plumed hso So "Why itall pmts.
0s Iwo ~WA SU litifil WON 404 Whom
q goods bolt for LOW MIR GooDosso, to
tibia smilatito War attoottos. 04 sod Jar
:Wm Rehm 1 1 = x3z olorwboro.
1
April e, 3210. 51p of tßo li Vat.
PSC INg ri 3 104 24 stootiit orgi arruilts i t
aglow, Tleittop, eittitioy, U.
733
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Ladwi o Whir& C0.,. f . IWoksgrorlinr ,
l --- AND PATIONAJEGto4P ..
c
131 BALEINOSIt ST., BALTtNORE, 31D.,
anofsetnrste eflespetwwill'ighweliteitl an paru a t h e wor m s et otis r to s
t e a ,
/Nos, Clowns, Liao soli i.
SEWING XACHINES, Pm,. (), J. Wood's Hale Wastefully., um
far rase it ies and Masufacturing Establishments- d ol m en or the Pimpliest, saanimpue in Ha j
Let Manufacturers, Planters, Farmers, Mouse- A few testinsonishi only can be here given; Ma
keepers, or any of persons in searcirof as circular for more, and it will be impossible fin
instrument to execute any kind of Sewing DOW yon to doubt.
done by machinery. make sure they secure the 47 Wall Street, New York, Dec. 20.'58.
hest. by examining ours before purchasing. Census's: Your note. of the 13th inst.,
Ma-Samples of Work sent by tnail.„ has been reatired, saying that you bad heard
WuAT CuNST/TUTIER A GOOD atlet•O HAMM, 7 that I had been benefited by the use of Wood's
1. ft should be well made, simple in its con- I Hair Restorative , sad requesting my certificate
struction, and easily kept in crier. of the fact if I had no objection to give it.
2. it should make a TIGHT LOCK-STITCH, alike 1
I award it to you cheerfully. because I think
on both sides of the material. •
it due. My age is about 60 years; the entor of
3. It should sew any and all materials that Imy hair a uburn , and inclined to curl. Some
can be sewed.
five or six years since it began to turn grey,
4. It should be able to ass Cotton, Thread, . sa d t h e scalp on the crown o f my head to lose
or Silk, directiv from the spool. sensibility and dandruff to form upon IL—
L. It 'tumid Le able to sew from coarse to floe, 1 its
Neat of these disagreeabilitien increased with
and from thick to thin, with raplditf, sad with- ti me , and &bout roar months liana • fourth was
out changing the tension. added to thew, say hair failing off the top of my
6. It should be able to make the tO110101!
greater or less, on both the cinder and upper bead and threatening to make me bald.
threads- and with uniformity, letbla unpleasant predicament, I was induced
• to try Wood's Hair Restorative, mainly to ar
7. It should hate a straight needle; carved rest the felling off of my hair, for I had really
ones arc liable to break no expectation that gray hair could ever be
8. The needle shoullitare perpendiculai restored to its original color except from dyes.
motion. This is absolutel y necessary for heal y I was, however, greatly surprised to find after
work.
the use of two bottles only, that not only was
ii. It should be capable of taking In the
largest pieces Of wort.;he falling off arrested, but the color was re
stored to the gray
to. It should he able to bind with a hinder, hairs and sensibility to the
scalp, and dandruff ceased to•form on my head,
hem with a hemmer ; should "stitch, fell, run
sad gather. I very much to the gratification of my wife, at
I whose solicitation I was induced to try it.
11. It should he always ready to work. For this, among the many obligations I, owe
12. It should be capable of using
the same . to her sex, I strongly recommend all husbands
size of thread on both sides of the work, and
1 who value the admiration of their wives to
of using different colored thread or silk, above' profit by my
or boluer, to corr:ssyond with any 1.00 colors of i exempts, and use it It growing
gray or getting bald. Very respectfully,
cloth to be united, I BEN. A. LAVENDER.
13. It should be able to make a long or short
stitch. To 0. J. Wood k Co., 444 Broadway, New York,
My family are absent from the city, and I am
14. It should be able to fasten off the seam, no longer at No. 11 Carrot Place.
and comManee seeing tightlyat ;he first stitch. Sisimaston, Ala., July 20, 1852,
15. It should run easily and male but little s. Ts
To 0 .az r . 0. J. WooD: Dear Sir :—Ypur
noise. f' Hair Restorative” has done my hair so much
it. It should hare a wheel feed; vote others goo d sin c e I commenced the use of it, that I
are in constant contact with the work. • ish to make known to the public of its effects
ion the hair, which are great. A man or woman
. 17. It should put be liable to get out of order.
la. It should not be liable to break the I may be nearly deprived of hair ; apd lay a gown
thread, nor skip stitches. to vour .• Hair Restorative," the hair will return
IQ It should not be necessary to use a screw- more tieaetiful than ever; at least this is my
driier or wreueli to set the needle. experieuce. Bennie it all I Yours truly,
20. It should not be liable to oil the opera-
WM. H. KEN EDY.
tor's dress. ff. S.- 1 1 1 tou can publish the above if you like.
21. It should not form a ridge on the under
side, nor ravel out, nor be wasteful of thread, By publishing in our Southern papers you will
!get more patronage south. I see several of
as is the case with ALL coals-STITCII msehiuea.
'
, your certificates in the Mobile Mercury, a stron
22. It should not be " more trouble than it , g
:Southern paper. W. H. K.
a worth.'' WOOD'S HAM serroasvlTF,
23. Finale. all o?thesc adiantages are
' I,- -hid,. : .. . -
P oe " I --Pao,. O. J. Wool): Dear Sir:—Having had
1 our Sewing 4sebiD.
the misfortune to lose the best portion of my
LA D, WEBSTER Co. hair, from the effects of the yellow fever, in
Dec. 5, 185.9. ly New Orleans in 1851, I was induced to make
_
trial of yllur preparation, and found It to an-
Wines, Brandies, ewer as the very thing needed. My hair is now
- 1111 . MS, BLACK TEAS, ke. P. TIERNAN & thick and glossy, and no words can express my
SOS, offer for sale the following articles. obligations to you in giving to the afflicted such
of their own importations particularly for fami- a treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
ly use: The Restorative Is put, up in bottles of three
Stoner Wises—Pemartine's finest pale, gold sixes, cis ; large, medium, and mall ; the small
and brown Sherrie 4, in wood and iq glass. !holds 3 a pint, and retails for one dollar per
Pour• Wlssa--.-Suu , letrl-tn's competition red I bottle; the medium holds at least twenty per
and white Port, in wood and iq glass. cent. more in proportion than the small, retails
MAIZIRA Wise—John Howard March's fine I fur two dollars per bottle; the large holds a
Madeira, in wood and in glass; alsq, Crape , quart, 40 per ceult more in proportion, and re-
Juice. tails for $3.
IToer WivEs—Jahannesherger, Ste'nberger 0. J. IVOOD k CO., Proprietors, 444 Broad-
Msrcobrunner, Cabinet, Lieb-frau-mikh, Bron way. New York, and 114 Markel Street, St.
ncherg. of 1848. I Louis. Mo.
CHAMPAGNII WPlll4—Moet and Chandon's 6n- And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy
sat. in quarts and plats,Guilds Dealers, Narch 1860, .firn •
11 - • -out—Otard and Ilennosay a tins old pal- ' - ' -=
TI
of ILASoisi
and dark Brandies.
Itcws--Old and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Gren
ada, and front the I ands, Imported direct from
London,
liottals Otv—.The best quality-41efrinn
'brand--and np tnizturs of aromatic poison iit it.
200 half chesta„of the finest Soccuoxu Tat.
D 'Moors, Aug. 2: 1 ,1059. ly ,
A. Nattiot . & eon's
S ".
AND PrRNITTRE WA IIiCROON, Nov.
25 and 97,N. Goy street, Baltimore, (near
Fayette st„) extending from Gay to Frc.lertuk
st.—the largest eatahliabment of the kind in the
rnlon. Always on han,l n large assortment oi
1101'14E11(I1.1) ANI) OFFICE Ft'IINITURF., em
bracing Bureaus. Bedsteads, Wiishst-tnds. %Vara
robes, Mattresses of husk. Cotton and Hair,
Spring 11E411, Sofas, Icte-c-Tetes. Arm rh.iirs,
Rocking Chairs. Etagere., NLlrblalde., Set
tees. It/N.()64)n nu.t Uplwittcred Chair.,
tiGiCrED COLORS OF rorr E FURNITURE,
Wood Chairs. Office Ch.iirs. Barber (*lllira.
Cribs and Cradles lint !licks, Hall Yurnituro,
(lilt and %Valuta Pliatne Looking Uinsse s, : 4 itle
board., Extetsalon Tablea, of e"cry length.
Persons disposal to purchase are (to! to
call and who our stock en clout:in:alma, whit 11
for enrlety and quality of worktnattsntp Is not
equalled by any establishment in the t Onntry.
A. )1.1.T1110T k SON',
Nos. 25 and 27 N. Gay street.
Aug. 2, 1859. ly
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
21", a, 114 and 136 North &reel,
BALTIMMIK, MD.
I am prepared to receive...m(l sell on Comm
'ion all kinds of COUSTRY PRODUCK. Having
An experience of ten years In the Commiision
business, (and wishing to continue that alone,)
I Hatter myself that I shall be able to give Fuels-
FACTION to ell who favor me with consignments
Will also attend to filling orders for Groceries,
Guano, and all kinds of Fertilizers.
Feb. 6, 'GO
Baltimore Safe Manufactory.
MILLER'S IMPROVED SALAMANDER
SA FES.—Thousands of dollars iu proper
ty of all kinds, saved annually in these safes
that never failed to preserve their contents.—
Factory, Dorance street, l'rovidence, Rhode
Island, and 159 North street, Baltimore. Sale
rooms, No. Id. South Charles street. For sizes
r and prices send for a circular. All Safes war
ranted to give satisfaction.
L. 11. MILLER,
No. la South Charles street,
Oct. 17, 1859. De. 27. ly] Baltimore, Md.
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. d 1).
rITSDED 1852. Chertemi 1854. Located
COIL. OF BALTIMORE k CHARLES STS.,
stetsons, Mn.—The Largest, )lost Elegantly
Furnished k Popular Commercial College in the
United States. Designed expressly for Young
Men desiring to obtain a Tninionsin Paaerrioat
HUBINSTIS EDUCATION in Oa shortest possible
time and at the least expense.
A Large and Beautifully Ornamented Cirri
lar, containing upwards of SIX SQUARE FEET,
with Srsciis as or PENMANSHIP, nod a Large E
ngraving (the finest of the kind ever made in
Ibis conetry) representing the Interior View of
the College, with Catalogue stating terms, tc.,
will be sent to Every Young )Lan on application,
Faits or Cuaaoa. Write immediately and you
will receive the psekage by return mail.
Address, E. K. LOSIER, Baltinsote,Nd.
Feb. 0, int:O. ly
AND PHOTOGRAPHERS' DEPOT.-.The
subscriber has einstantly on hand a fall
assortsaust of nsateriaU far as IMO of Anises,
Paagersesill oto s. Also on hood a large
and beautifial assortment of Surreopie Imam-
VI Oat end Time. entbraelag every variety of
Foreign and American Lufss &ottsgry,
Perior sOf Raul &s p+, je.. The basely and
interest bf the iltseeneopic Views upon the par.
for table A graisb H its“ , eluding roam of se.
torteloiased beta to visitors sad tae has
001311711 X lisacaAwra supplied on as
most libeled tense.
. IMIOING A
No. 2 N. Lifter W q
81 A. ., Baltimore, Yd.
hoes 27, MSC ly
James H. Bosley,
Artists', Painters'
Private Bale.
THE subacriber offers at Prieate Sale, fak
his HOUSE AND LOT, on High
strcot, ndjoluing Solomon Power.. The
House is a. tivu.stary Brick, nearly new, with
Back-building, and a well of water. Terms
easy. DAN'L. F. PITTENTUB,Y,
July 11, 1939, tf
Arch Street Carpet ,
ITTARE1101.181:,-9PRING STOCK:ay CAR.
V PhTINGS I—We arc now opening '6ur
Spring Stock of Cnrpetings, which hare been
bought extremely low fur Cash, and will he
sold correspondingly cheap. We have all the
newest and richest st)les of Velvet. 11-ussels,
Three• Ply, Ingrnln and Veneti.ins—with an ex
tenoive a-sortment of low priced Carpeting's;
Oil Cloth., Druzgete, Mats.
:,ou pieces of 3-4. 4-4, 5.4, 8-4, white,
red, check, fancy and variegated Canton Mat
vv, at very low prices.
n c buy exclusively for Cash, we are en
al,lud to offer oar goods much below the Usual
prices.
r e r Country Merchants and others who are
about purchasing are requested to make an ex
amination, as the♦ cannot fail Being pleased
with goods and prices.
oi,DnEs k itICKNER.
832 Arch St., (2 doors below Ninth, South Side,)
11.t0.1 12, '6O. 3m Philadelphia,
To Consumptives 2,
AND NERVOUS SUFFERERS.—The snb
scriber, for several yenrs a resident of
Asia, discovered while there, • simple vegetable
remedy--o sure gore for Consumption, Aiithina,
fisomehitiis, Coughs, Colds; and Nerrous
For the benefit of Consumptives and ..Vrrrovs
Snferers, he is willing to mate the same public.
To those who desire it, he will send the Pre
scription, with full directions (free of charge:)
also a sample of the medicine, which they will
fiud a beautiful combination of Nature's simple
herbs. Those desiring the Remedy cab obtain
it by returu wail, by addressing
J. E. CUTHBERT,
Botanic Physician,
No. 439 Broadway, New York.
April 9, 18G0. 3m •
Marble Yard Removed.
THE subscriber baring removed his place of
business to East York street, a short dis
tance below St. James' Church, would announce
to the public that he is still prepared to furnish
all kinds of work in his line, such as Morin
-merits, Headstones, kc., ge., of every variety of
style and finish, with and without bases and
so kets, to suit purchasers, and at prices to suit
the times.. Persons desiring anything in his line
will find it a decided advantage to examine his
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Ni"M. B. MEALS.
Gettysbirg, March 21, 1859,
Farmers' and Mechanics'
SAVINLIS INSTITUTION OF ADAMS COUN
TY moires money on deposit daily from
9 o'clock A. M„ until 3 o'clock P. ti., and on
Saturday from 9 o'clock A. M., until d o'clock
P. IL Interest on deposits from 2to b per cent.
SpeciaLdeposits paid agreeably to notice, and
transient deposits paid on demand with in
terest.
Interest on special deposits, when made for
ten tnonths and upwards,4 per ceitt.;Cor 3 months
and upwards, 3 per cent.; oa transient deposits
for 30 days sod upwards, l per cent. ; and on
regular weekly deposits 5 per cent.
The popularity of this Institution with all
classes of the sostmasity, both in town and
egentry, sad its consequent success, may be
ascribed in part to the following reasons:
It arena ooarealent, responsible and profit
able depository .m to Farmers and Mechanics, to
Executors, Ad • let:store, Assignees, Collee
tors, Agnes and all public - Officers, to Attorneys-
Treaties, Societies and Associations ; incorpora
ted or otherwise, to married or single Ladles,
to Stedeets, Merchants, Clerks, and business
men generally; to Misers and all who hare
lands, mesh or little, to deposit with a return of
Interest.
Depositors receive Books Is whieb is eaten 4
Asir which books urn as vouchers.
They may dosig oats is ease , or sickness. death
or abeam, who shall retake *sic deposits
without Ilse lopowrostlos offseestors it Admin.
istestors. plettribost, Bosch 8E 1160.
Mate Inn,
lllt,Tre4 away, Md.—
- IF IC =as resorstsd mad es-tassislisd,
popsiSisr smuts ilos pleb& fiat WI is
somlisdkoss bsgssississs asSiiihellos
mg sass, Clisig ani ssmisesis.
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' Ar atillsak Ina& vs ire b
Oen mall
116 4 0AalL 4111_,ANAlsijameM e cask
saniami „i iimpauant.
A Nee
sad Piodice, to wit : I misnefaant• to order .inds of
nom, WHEAT. RYE, CORN, OATS, • BUGGIES, SLEIGHS, Spring Wagons, k r , o f
s ee d s , ka., for which the highest market price the best material, 'lnd made by superior work
will be given. I men. lier RIP 1111111• aid 'Stanislaw'', of
ga-To accommodate those who may prefer all kinds done at reasonable rates, promptly
it, I win also re-csive on COMMISSION and, and to the satisfaction of customers.
forward Produce of all kinds, hav;t.g made ar- Costarvav Paoortm taken la exchange for
langsments for that, purpose with a responsible work at market prices.
house in the city- igar ;Persons desiring articles or work In the
I a l so continue mg Grocery lend Variety Coachmaking or Blacketnithing lime, ate re-
Store, and keep on hand GROCERIES of all t spectinlly tussled to call on
kinds, Salt, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Tess, Rice, JOHN L. IJOLTZWORTH,
Oils, Spices, Fish, Cedar-ware, lc. Having Gettysburg. Jan. 24, '69.
just received a gary large supply, purchased on
remarksijAy favorable terms, I am prepared to
furnish Country Dealers very cheaply, and will
sell at all times, WHOLESALE AND RET,4IL.
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
Sales and Small Profits." JOHN SCOTT,
Gettysburg, Sept. 5, 1853.
Stoves,
TIN ANT) SHEET IRON WATtE.—STIEADS
- FICE,III / Ert, haying purchased the
stock of Tin awl Sheet Itpn Ware of George E.
Buehler, pave opened an estab/ishment in con
utetiou with their Stove Ware 'Room, under
the superintendence of G. I•:. Buehler, and are
now prepared to furnish ererytbing in that line
at the lowest prices. In addition to the ordina
ry.
ware, they have a large supply of kitchen
mad hotr.e furnishing goods, of ebery variety,
including enamelled and tiu Kettles. Pans, kc.,
for presenimg, cooking and frying. Call and
see them. Splendid assortment of Stoves and
house furnishing goods at their Warehouse, on
the gornpr of Carlisle and Railroad streets.
s e rspoullog put up at shortest notice. Lum
ber, Coal and Lime always on hand at their
yard at the same place.
Nov. 14, 1859. SHEADS k BUEHLER.
---
oettysburg Foi!mdry.
Mini subscriber, hiving purchased the
1 Foundry of Mes4rs. Zorbaugh, Stoat k Co.,
(tuernerly Warrens' Foundry,) has commenced
business, and is now prepared to offer to the
public a larger assortment of Machinery' than
hes heretofore been offered, such as
TIIItESH
-I\G MACHINES, Clover Hullers, Fodder, Cut
ters, Corn Sheller., and Morgan's late improved
Horse Rake. Also, STOVES, such as Cook
Stoves, three different kinds i and five different
sizes of Ten,plate Stoves. Likewise Mill and
Saw-mill Castings, and all kinds of Turning in
Iron or Wood.
REPAIRING of all kinds on Machinery
and Castings will be done to order on short
notice. Patterns made to order; Plough Cast.
inga ready made ; PLOrGIIS, such as Seyler,
Witherow, I'locher, Woodcock, and many
others not mentioned here; and eight different
kinds of IRON FENCING, fur Cemeteries,
Porches or Yards.
Also, Mortising Machines, one of the best
noa in use. This machine works with a lever
by hand ; any little boy can manage it.
Call and examine our stock ; no doubt but
wimt we can please, Persons ought to see it
their advantage to buy machinery of any kind
at home, where it is manufactured, so that they
Can very easily get any part replaced or repaired.
IL% VII) STERN EH,
Gettysburg, Feb. 13, 1860.
Something New
1a -N GETTYSBURG.—The undevelined informs
the citizens of the town and county, that he
s commenced the BAKING business, on a
large scale, in York street, Gettysburg, nearly
opposite Wattles's Hotel, where he will try to
desefve, and hopes to receive, a liberal patron
age. BREAD, ROLLS, CAKES, CItACKEI,W,
PRETZELS, he., kc., baked every day, (Sun
days excepted,) all of the beet quality, and sold
at tho lowest living profits. Cracker-baking in
al,l its branches is largely carried on. and orders
to any amount, from this and adjoining coun
ties, supplied at the shortest notice. paving
erected a large and commodious hake-house and
secured the best workman and the most ap
proved mactine7, he is prepared to do a
'wavy business.
VALENTINE SAUTE.
July 25, 1859.
Use Shriner's
BALSAMIC COUGH SYRUP.
AS A FAMILY REMEDY'IT HAS NO
EQUALS
TitsmosY or CLICIGTXVI.
parrh's is to certify. that on the re
commendation of a regular and skilful physi
cian we have need the "Balsamic ('ough
Syrup " prepared by W. E. Shriner, in our fatui
ty. and find it t i answer well the purposes for
which it is prepared. S. SVITILIN,
Panor of Lutheran Church. Taneytown. Md.
Rend the fulluwing Letter from Rev. H. P.
Jordan : T . NIONTOWN, Md.
Mr. W. F. Shriner,—Dear Sir :—I have given
your " Balsamic Cough Syrup" a fair trial, and
ant happy woo) , that I have never tried any
thing that relieved me so soon. I have also
given it in my flintily with the same good ef
fect•; in every instance. It is certainly a must
excellent remedy, and ought to be in every fami
ly. The exceeding low price at which it is sold
places it within the reach of all.
Pardon the liberty I have taken in thus giv
ing my experience in the use uf the Syrup unso
licited by you. Respectfully yours,
11. P. JOIDAN.
TUTIXONT or PHYSICIANS
LIBERTY, Fredes,4 co.,
Yr. Shriner:—At your request, i have ex
amine I the composition of your I!' Balsamic
Cough Syrup," and from my knowledge of the
ingredients, and having w•itne+sed its goad ef
fects, I can recommend It to the pliblic as a
valuable compound for Coughs. Colds, and all
chronic pulmonaryaffectioui. Tnos.Stit,ll.D.
TANITTOWN,
I have prescribed W. E. Shriner's "Balsamii
Cough Syrup" in my practlce for several years,
and regard it as an ezc•ellent medicine In Coughs,
Coldt, and all Bronchial e "Deanna.
SAII'L Swops, )LD.
►ITR TZARS' LITLRIINCIL
317/111/OX, York co., l'a., July 18, 1850
To W. E. Shriner,—Dear Sir have been
keeping your "Balsalnle Cough Syrup" for sale
for the last five years, and it has given almost
universal satisfaction.
It is one of the most popular Medicines In use
In our neighborhood. Our sales, therefore, have
been large, especially last winter, having sold
et retail at least ten dozen bottles. I therefore
do not hesitate to recommend it to the public
as a good medicine. Yours, respectfully,
Jaeoi STANGLIII.
Porrsa's firrixo, York co., May 1?, 1859,
W. S. Shriner,-Dear Sir:—Your Cough
Syrup is becoming very popular bare. I have
been selling it for about two years, and it gives
more general satisfaction than any medicine I
hare ever sold. We use it is out family, and
would not be without it on any aeoount. Tor
children, it certainly is an invaluable medi
cine. S. G. anDinutirlD.
Jactaoi, York co., Nay 10, 1i59
To W. E. Shriner :—I censideryour Balsamic
Cough Syrup one of the best Cough remedies
of the day. There is no medicine I have ever
sold gave such universal satisfaction, and none
that I hare used in my family I like so well.
Yours, truly, C. F. Itsstass.
Pricer 311 eta. per bottle, or 3 betties' for $l.
Sold by all 'Druggists and Merchants.
Oct. 17, 1859. 10m
Notice to PfirraerB.
100goin B E U D 81 : 1 : ( = WAlri c;
price Irk' ha for Wheat, Rya, Cora, Oats,
Barley, Clervorletted, Timothy-seed, Flour, &re.,
at the large yellow Warehouse, 'wait sad ofNew
Oxford..
lier•Ciaaaa, Plaster, Balt, Ise., mot a imp
sad well selected stook of Leather sad Coal
eosetaittly ea head sad for sale at my Ware
ham. RANK. HIRSH.
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elooile •is Nowt Osford, Adair
lot way yews s
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,----__
Notice
T O FARMERS , AND MERCHANTS.—We
have now opened our large and ous
1 erehouse, on the corner of Stratton as il
road streets, near the Depot of the Gettysburg
Railroad Company, and are prepared to receive
produce of all kinds, vie: FLOUR, WHEAT,
RYE, CORN, OATS, kc. Also, on hand and for
sale, Salt, Guano., Plaster, Fish, Am. A large
'stock of Groceries just received, coexisting of
Sugars, Coffees, Syrups, Molasses, Oils, like,
Teas, Spices of all kinds, Cedar-ware, kc., kc.,
which we do not hesitate to say, we will sell at
low as can be bought elsewhere, wholesale and
retail. Merchants will do well by calling to see
sad examine our stock before purchasing else
where, as our motto will be "quick sales and
small profit.,"
We would also call tha attention of all Inter
ested in the thrifty and healthful condition of
their Cattle, Horses, Hogs, 4c., to the feet that
we have far sale Bretnig, Frotiefseld k Co.'s
Calehrated Vegetable CATTLE POWDER, of
which we have sold from 1500 to 2000 pounds
per annum to Farmers and Storekeepers.
KLINEFELTIIR, BOLLINGER k CO.
Gettysburg, Sept. 5, 1858,
AT the Sign of the BIG BOOT, In Chambers.
burg street. We have just received a
ge stock of BATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
Trunks. Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Buggy liar.
ness. Collars, Whips, kc., and are determined
to sell at the lowest prices possible for cub,—
Call and judge for yourselves.
Oct. 17, 1850. . COBEAN k CULP.
11111111 r I. DANSXR
New Firm—New Good
TlEandersigned have entered into partner
ship in the HARDWARE & GROCERY
business, at the old stand of Danner A Ziegler,
in Baltimore street, under the name, style and
' firm of DANNER At ZIEGLER, JRS., and ask,
and will - endeavor to deserve, a continuance of
' the patronage of the old firm, as well as soy
I quantity of new custom. They have just Morn.
ed from the cities with an immense stook of
Goods--consisting in part of Building Materials,
such as Nails, Screws Hinges, Bolts, Locks,
Clan, Ac. Tools, including Edge Tools at every
description, Saws, Planes, fannels, Gouges,
Braces an Bats, Augers, Squares,
Guages
Hammers, Ac. Blacksmiths will fin d Anvils.
Vices, Rasps, Files, Horse Shoes, Hone-shu
Nails, &c., with them, very cheap. Coach Find
lags, such as ('loth. Canvass, Damask, Fringes,
Cotton, Moss, Oil Cloth. Springs, Axles, Hobbs,
Spokes, Felloes, Bows, Poles, Shafts, Ac. Shoa l
Findings, Tampico, Brash and French Morocco,
Linings, Bindings, Pegs, Lasts, Boot Trees, Ac.,
with a general assortment of Shoemaker's tools.
Cabinet Maker's Tools, a general assortment
also Varnish, Knobs, Ac. HOUSEKEEPERS.
will also find a large assortment of Knives and
Yorks, Brittannis, A lbata and Silver-plated Ta..
tile and Tea Spoons, Candle-sticks, Waiters,
Shovel and Tongs, Sail Irons, Enamelled and
Brass Kettles,, Pans, Tubs, Churns, Carpeting,
ike. Akio, a general assortment of forged and
rolled IRON of all sizes and kinds; Cut., Shear,
and Blister Steel, which they will eel u cheap
&Abe cheapest. GROCERIES, a full and gee..
era) assortment, such as Crushed, Pulverised,
Clarified sod Brown Sugars; New Orleans,
West India and Sugar House Molasses and.
Syrups. Coffee, Spices, Chocolate, Fine, Coats*
anJ Dairy Salt: Linseed, Fish and Sperm OIL;
Tuapentine, Fish, A c.; a full assortmeat of Lead
and Zinc, dry and in oil; also Fire-proof Paind‘i
in Net, almost every article in the Ilardware,
CCM* Finding, Shoe Finding, Housekeeping,
laskessaith,Cabinet Maker's. Painter's, G lazier's,
and Grocery line, all of which they are determin
ed to sell as low fur CASH as any house out of
the city. HENRY R. DINNER,
'W AV BRIGHT ZIEGLER,
Gettysburg, May 24, 1858.
Tundersd*pti having 'retired from the
I Mercantile buainess, the earns will hereaf
ter be continued at the old stand, in Baltimore
street, by their sons,. Henry 11, (Ounce and Way.
bright Ziegler, under the name and style of
Danner k Ziegler,Jrs., whom "[swill recommend
to, and for whom we wcsuld bre4sessk a liberal
share of patronage from old cstatoaami, and ul
the public in general.
Having retired from the Mereastihe business
it is necessary that our old Wariness should be
settled up. We, therefore, notify all, those In
debted to ns either by Judgment, Note or Book
Account, to call and settle the moo without
delay. The books alit be found at, the old
stand. J. U. DANNEU,
May 25,1858. DAVID Zia/UR.
MUTUALFIRE INSURANCE compAxy.—
lucorporated March 18, 1851.
President—George Swope.
Vice Presuknt—S. R. Russell.
Serretary—ll. A. Buehler.
Trrairrer—David M'Creary.
Executive Commi ttee—Robert McCerdy, Jacob
King, Andrew Ileintzelman.
Managers—George Swope, D. A. Ruehler,Ja..
cob King, A. Belutzelman R. M'Curdy, Thos..
A. Marshall, Fahnestock, Wm. B. MOillellan..
Wm. B. Wilson, N. Eichelberger, Abdiel F. G
John Wolrord, H. A. Picking, Abeltirrigbt,.
John Horner, R. GAlcCreary. S. R. Kassel!, B.
Wereaiy, Andrew Polley, John Pietism J. R..
Hersh.
This Company is limited he its opera,
Moos to the county of Adams. It leas been in,
successful operation for more than six years,
and In that period has paid all Ism* and ex..
penses,witherrt eery axe...sent, baring also Alan*
surplus capital in the *treasury. The Com.
pony employs no Agents—all business being
done by the Managers, who are ananally elect.
ed by the Stockholders. -Any person desiring
an Insurance can apply to any of the above
named Managers for further information.
la`The Executive Committee meets at th,
office of the Company on the last Wednesday
In every month, at 2, P. N.
Sept. 27, 1858.
Howard Association.
ERILADELPHIA.—A Benevolent Institution
established by special Endowment, for the
ef of the Sick and Distressed, &Skied with
Vindent and Epidemic Disease:, and anliniallY
for the Cure of Dime/wee of the Sexual Orgiebs.—
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with a de
scription of their condition, (age; aaripation,
habits of life, Ac.,) and in cases of extreme
poverty, "Medicine furnished free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermaterrhes,
dad "Aber Diseases of the -Sexual Organs, and
on the NEW REMEDIES 'employed in the Die-
Wiwi, Mint to the afflicted in sealed mierelopee,
free of thane. Two or three Stamp fbr poet.
age will be acceptable,
Address Dr. J. SULLEN NOUGHTOKARMag •
Sargeon, Howard AMociatkui, No. it South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pittlrlet
the Directors. EZRA D. NI i
Geo. tantrum), Sidi.
Nev. ?, 1869. 17
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April 11,13., - -!; At a; WSUre-
More New Goods
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Notice.
Adams County
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