The compiler., June 11, 1860, Image 3

lteedir
One tAf the greaLeat failures our borough
has ever witnessed in the way
_of a po
litical meeting, was the one called by
the "People's Party" of York, on last
Thursday night, to organize a Lincoln
Club, and ratify the Republican moan
nations made at Chicago. Posters
were displayed conspicuously through
the town announcing that the Hon. ED
wAfixt MoPtransox, of the Adams and
Franklin District, would address the
meeting; the call was published in the
Republican papers ; and a band of mar
tial music was called iuto requisition to
drum up a crowd for the occasion.—
After all this effort., the meeting was a
perfect failure—not more than twenty
five persons being present, at the Club
room, the place announced for the
meeting. Mr. McPherson must nave
been posted by the faithful, for ho nev
er made his appearance, and the meet
ing despondently forsook the Hall Ind
went after him to the Tremont House.
Here, a few more passers-by, out of
mere curiosity no doubt, gathered in,
and Mr. Melherson proceeded to ad
dress the meeting. The speaker labor
ed hard and long to awaken an entbui
slum in the hearts of his despairing
and indifferent auditors, but atter ex
hausting the small crowd 'which re
mained, as well as bitesell, in the effort,
he retired, doubtless perfectly satisfi
ed that the people of York county are
now, as • they ever have been in the
t, toy 1, conservative, and Union
loving citizens, who indignantly frown
tipon sectionalism and the "irrepressi
ble conflict" doctrine, whether embodi
ed in Mr. Seward himself, the great
leader of the Republicans, or Lincoln,
who some one Las appropriately desig
nated as siinpls', "Seward without Se
ward's brains." Hew Mr. Mahenion
spoke as well ns ho did under the dis
couraging circumstances, is the great
est wonder. The crowd was not only
small, but, cold and lifeless. No enthu
siasm, whatever, can be awakened in
this section of the State in favor of a
party, which at Chicago indignantly
struck the word NATIONAL from its
name and plaeforin.—Gazette of Tues
day.
Tot the Negro, bat the Locality.
Aceiored child, living near Keyport,
Monmouth county, N. J., died very
-suddenly a :short time skpee, and a sub
sequent investigation disclosed the Net
that she bad been beaten to death by a
onar. named York A plegate, with whom
/she 'irk d. The child, which was only
four years old, had been nearly starred
by Applegato bec4use her board was
not paid, and on the morning of her
death he gave her a bortilak beating
4LIld went out to his work.. A short;
time after the child was found in bed
with a crust of bread in her hand, but
told and stiff in death. One wrist, by
which the brute held her while admin.,
istering eliastekment, was broken. If
this attuir hal! happened Smith, the
Tribune and the rest of the Republican
iiress would have published whole col
umns of shrieks and denunciations—
but as it, is, they only announce the fact
awl let the matter slide into obscurity
stagy as possible. It makes a great
difference with these negro-worshipping
ilepublican demagogues where a color
ed person lives wawa he is abused. If
it is in a free State why it appears to
be a ;natter of no consequence Out if
it is vii a -Southern State, what a terri
ble fu .s there is made about it.
T uls Lb 7"— W lien the telegraph
nnriouneeil that Abraham Lincoln had
been nominated at Chicago, hundreds
of Mack frepablieans asked, " Who is
Iho r The answer was generally very
'brief, for all that most of oar people
)(new about him was that he came to
this State before our last election to
speak, am: charged $lOO for each
.speech (poke in New York and
other Ststeg, awl charged higher_ 8o
ur blaeks should " go in" for hia with
zed, as Ile "considered their poverty"
in 'fixing the pie° of his aid to the par
ty that has chosen him for their leader.
The Japake4e and tke Ckristiax Re
ligion.—Tfio Japanese embassy having,
as few days ago, been presented with
copies of the bible, :aid invited to at
tend public wort.hip at the capitol, they
have replied through the U. S. Coin.
missioner that but one religion is known
acid acknowledged by the laws of Ja
pan ; that they arc forbidden in any
manger to take part in or be present
at the celebration of any other, and
while expressing their acknowledg
ments for the interest and kind atten
*loss of their American friends, they
regpes i t fully decline entering into any
convOlnation or receiving any books of
a religions character, or being present
at any of the religious solemnities to
which they have been or May be invited.
Our New _Minister to Russia.—The
appointment of Hon. John Appleton as
minister to Russia, at the present junc
ture, is regarded as an excellent one.—
Laving been twice a member of the
House of Representatives, chief clerk
of the Nally Department under George
Bancroft, secretary of legation at Lon
don, charge d'affaires at Bolivia and at
London, and (during the past three
Scars) assistant Secretary of State, real
ly directing our foreign affairs, he is
said to be worthy and well qualified to
represent us at St. Petersburg. Mx.
Buchanan, it will be remembered, was
sent there by President Jackson in
1832.
Reward Offered to Inventors.—The
New Bedford (Kass.) merchants, who
are interested in the whale oil, offer
44,400 to inventors for the best stand
guid portable hand lamps designed for
using whale oil. The lamps must bo
submitted before 30th of August next,
and the invention be secured by letters
patent,
Bey Killed by a Rattlesnake.—
About tbree weeks age a lad named
Bailey, residing near Sylvan Grove,
Dale District, Somerset county, was
bitten by a rattlesnake on the arm.— ,
Notwithstanding the free use of anti
dotes limb swelled to an immense
size, became black and burst the Lid
dm* 'tiro nays afterwards is great
Agony.
Bone lave.--New York, Inas 6.--
The trot beOress , thaltorsaa Flora Tem
. arid George It. Patehea wee won
• the Ibrtber-2:21; 214 and 2i211,,
•
• vilitelliioll.—The Philadelphia
Ito receive tb• Jajoaness
, • - • ." • nisi
that ifr. Paulin 4411
• *its ,blikl*:,,taalmu4c;ll, at
the .41 tiiit4ityAGieratilit the
2-=:.
1/1111"7. M. Coors*, Seq., fiss mew e d
his connection with the Chaabcreburg
Valley Spirit se its oditor—s position he
has ably tilled for 13 years.
ifir Answer to last !week's Enigma—" Dietrich
Knickerbocker." J. R. L.
•peaiwl Nrcrtifoes.
TIIE GREAT ENGLISH HEMET/Y.—Sin
JAYLI CLAWS CELZHILATID FINALS PILL 4.—
Prepared from • prescription of Sir J. Clarke,
M. L., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.—
This localizable medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution is subject. It
moderates all excess and removes all obstruc
tions, and a speedy cure may be relied on. To
Married Ladies it is peculiarly suited. It will,
in a short time, bring .. ou the monthly period
with regularity.
Each bottle. price One Dollar, bears the Gov
ernment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent
counterfeits.
CACTIOX.—These Pills should not be taken
by females during the first three months of
Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring on Mis
carriage, but at any other time thPy are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs. Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics
and Whites, these Pills will effect a care when
all other means have failed: and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel,
antimony, or any thing hurtful to the constitu
tion.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should he carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States sad Canada,
JOB MOSES, (Late I. C. Baldwin isCo.,
Flocbetter, N. Y.
N. 11—$1 00 and 4 postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle,
containing 50 Pills, by return mail.
June 11, lyeow
Courat.Axo irwir., May 10, 1860
MUMS. BOICADII k BCZULlllll.—Gendomen:--
Having purchased and used during the last
season, the New Jersey Reaper and Mower, I
desire to add any testimony to that already
given, as to Its value and efficiency as a com
bined machine. For good work either in grass
or grain, I j)eliere R has no tampion. Indeed
in grass, I unhesitatingly say it is far better
than say other machine, and for Redoes, of
draft it is certainly better lbws any meshlas
bare yet see*. The objection to other ma
chines, that, they reit heavily on the horses'
necks, is obviated in the "New Jersey," the
weight on She hones being little or nothing.
Tours, kr., JOSEPH WALK F.R.
Sarin addition to the above certificate, we
refer the reader to Juni licsastats, Esq., of
Libtrty towashlp, and Mr. Jour Ross, of
Cumbellutd township, whose testimony to the
efficiency aggi value of the New Jersey Reaper
and Moweririll be cheerfully given. S. &Y.
larSessos k TICIFILEIN amass, Agents for
the celebrated Kirby Reaper and Mower.
ifirTHE PCBLIC BLESSING which is now
universally admitted to exist in Moffot's Life
Pills sod Bitten, is every day demon
strated by their astonishing efficacyln the cases
which they are announced to cure. All the
complaints of the stomach and bowel., weak
ness of the digestive organs and of the system
generally, bilious and liver affections, night
fevers, bead ashes, piles, costiveness, consump
tion, rbeasitatism, scurry, impurity of the bleed,
or blotched and 'Allow annplexiens, soon yield
to their curative properties. A single trial in
variably secures them the tide of the best fami
ly medicines now before the public. For sale
by the proprietor, W. B. MOFFAT, at his office,
235 Broadway, N. Y., and 14 8. S. Ferny,
Agent, Gettysburg. [Feb. 13. 13•
On the let inst., by the Rec. J. Ault, Mr.
EPLIIIMM M. DEE:TIC, formerly of Bermudian,
Adams county, to Miss SARAH KATE SHAW,
of St. Thomas, Franklin county.
On the 21st of Feb., in Boone comity, Mo.,
by the Rec. Mr. JOSEPH SCOTT,
(formerly of Ileidlemburg, Adams county,) to
/bliss LUCY ANN HUNTER, of Boone co., Mo.
!"The announcements in our last of the
marriage of Mr. Lawn BEADY to Miss Resters
Cola, and of Mr. Jutoita Irmo's* to Miss
MARTHA. VIIROXICA.NOEL, were hoaxes, we are
now informod —that the names to the letter re
questing us is pubilsb said "marriages" were
forged. The perpetrator of this foolish act may
escape proper punishment; bet if he itbrought
"to face the music,' we hope it will teach him
sense enough to last the balance of hLs life.—
lle lacks it now.
731:11CD.
On Wednesday last, in this borough, Mr.
CONRAD SNYDER, aged 54 years 9 months
and 19 dap.
In Pittsburg, on Thursday week, Mr. CEO.
ARMOR, formerly of Gettyaburg, ngcd about 44
years.
Oa the Ist inst, JOHN' son of
Stephen Adams, of Etninitsburg, aged 11 days.
On the Btb last, at Hanover, Mr. DANIEL
W. HOFFIAS, aged 50years 2 months unveil
tbeithinsL, Mrs- SCSANNAH EICIIOLTZ.
wife of John Eieholts. of Tyrone township,
aged about 26 years.
On the :th lust.,
JACOB FRANKLIN. son of
SamuelSamueland Sarah Ann Bowerman, of Freedom
township, aged 1 year and 20 days.
On the 14th of April, after a rilort but pain
ful illness of 10 days, of inth.rumation of the
brain. MARV CATHARINE VIRGINIA HIKES,
daughter of .klesauder and Sarah A. Hikes,
aged 6 years 5 mouths and 10 days.
On Friday week, SARAH JANE, daughter of
Mr. Adam Storick, of Straban township. aged 7
years 3 monthi_and 23 days.
On the sth inst., JOHN W. SALTZGIVER,
of ntraban township, aged 31 years 2 months
and 13 days.
On the Ist of May last, of brain fever, IDA
MAY, infant daughter of Alfred and limy Ann
Miller, aged 4 mouths and 18 days.
Alas ! how changed that lovely flower,
Which bloomed and cheered our hearts
Fair, fleeting comfort of an hour,
How soon wears called to part.
And shall our bleeding hearts arraign
That God whose ways are love,
Or vainly cherish anxious pain
For her who rests above?
GETTYSBUICG--SaroaDAT Lure
Superfine Flour 5 25
Rye F10ur......
...... 3 60
White Wheat 1 20 to 1 25
Red Wheat 1 15
Corn —.... • ••• ....... • 60
Rye.................. 70
Uata ...... ..... 33
Cloys r Seed 3 75 to 4 00
Timothy Seed 1 ao to 1 fs
Flax Seed 1 20
Barley ...... 60
Placer of Paris ...... ••••••.—. 6 15
Raster crowd, per 1 00
BAITIMOBI-Futur “sr
8 50 to 5 75
Wheat 31 to 1 60
Rye .80 to 90
Corn
Oats 38 to 41
Clover Seed ..... 4 60 A 9 75
Timothy Seed , 3 35 to 3 50
Beef Cattle, per hand.-- ........ 8 00 toll 25
Hogs, pas hand 700108 00
Hay 12 00 1015 00
Whiskey 21 to 32
Guano, Peruvian, per ton 03 00
HANOVEI3,--TaxFaspAr LAST
Flour, from 'wagons.— ....—.—... 6 00
Do. from stores.-- --. 6 00
Wheat 120115
Rio .......» 85
Cora— ............ ... ...... --..... ••• 58
0at5.......... .—.—.... pee
38
Cloys: A100d.....•.........•••• *ode. se 3-75
Timotty .4“4.---..-----.-- 1 00
Muter _. — 0 . 23
TOBS.-4ruisAv Lan.
Maar, from 5 00
600
I 15 / Ie 1 30
•••••• •••••••••110
Gore • •
.441.•••••••
clans oe
Theetby 200
' .3 at•
Round Trip Tickets
•
WILL At* Bold at Gettysburg for Saltimors
'on Saturday next, and from that until
the adjournment of the DO o Wocratic Conven
tion, good for4he return until one day after the
adjournment of the Convention. Price for the
round trip s'3 13, being a reduction on regular
fare of one-third. S. IfcCURDY, Pru't.
Just n, 1860.
Surveyor's Compass
.-10 R SALE.—A first rate Surveyor's Com
pass, with appurtenances complete, for
as a cheap. Enquire at the Comptier office.
June 11,1860. 6t•
EVER GREEN CEMETERY.—Art Election
for a President and Seven Managers of
Ever Green Cemetery Association, to serve for
one year, will be held on Monday, the 18th day
of Jwu tout. between the hours of 1 and 4
o'clock, P. M., of said day, at McConangby's
Hall, in this Borough of Gettysburg.
D. McCONAUGHY, Prat.
H. J. ST•HLZ, &ley.
June 11, 1860. t4l
TITE subscriber offers at Private Sale, A
TRACT OF LAND, situate in Mount-
pleasant township, Adams count.", about an
eighth of a mile from Gulden's Station.
conuuning 13 Acres and 27 Perches, Elli
insprovet; with a one and a half slot
HOUSE, (part frame and part log,) Stable, two
good springs of water, and fruit trees.
gifirAny persoo wishing to view the property
will be shown the same by the subscriber, re
siding thereon. MARY A. CRISWELL.
Jone 11, 1560. 3t
SEALED Proposals will be received at the
°We Apt the Commiuioners of Adams
county, until Thursday, the 2lst day of loss
for building a Wooden Bridge across Opossum
creek,,on the road leading from Arendutown to
East Berlin, near John W. Dull's. The Bridge
is ba be built after the style of " Burr's Patatit,"
one span 70 feet long.
Plans and specillutions for the bridge can be
seen by persons wishing to bid, on the day of
letting, or by application to J. Y. Walter, Clerk
to the Commissioners.
JACOB RAFFENSPERGER,
Dournct, GBISELM AN,
'UBE; JI. MARSHA Lb,
Couto Weser( of Adam county
Attest—J. gerk.
June 4, 1860. td
Harness I Harness !
rfoderaigned halt tommlise“ the.Mar
ntkitalting bdsiuses, la Carlide - sweet,
e.tit side, near tins Railroad Btatlon, where he
hopes to receive a share of the public's patron
age. I pledge myself to make the very best of
work, at moderate prices. Try me.
Repairing of Harness, Soidles, Gears, and so
on, done on abort nutice, in the best manner,
and cheap. HENRY 111 - GIIES
Getty.burg, June 4, 1860.
Unfounded Report.
'RAVING been informed that it is reported
In the lower end of the county, that if I
should be defeated in the nomination for the
Clerkship of the Courts, i intend to run as an
independent candidate for that office, I adept
this method of saying that there is not a word
of truth in said report. I shall abide by the
decision of the Demoerfttio County Conventiou,
whatever that may be. 11. U. CARL
Gettysburg, June 4, 1860. 3t
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE MOUNTAIN LAND.—The
subscriber, Attorney in fuel for the widow
and all the children and legal Yepresentatk es
of Peron Witiusar, deceased, will offer at Pub
lic Sale, on Saturday, the 16th day of Jame next, at
10 o'clock, A. M., on the preullses, the following
described Tracts of Mountain Land, to nit :
111 ACRES, more or less, situate in Ilamil
tonban township, Adams county, on the Cold
Spring road, near John Morita's. This tract is
covered with good Chestnnt and Oak, k suscep
tible of caltiration and will make a good tarot.
It will be sold entire or in lots tomtit purchasers.
Alse—vknothor Tract near the abut e, contain
ing be Acres, more or less, of Patented Land,
with a public road running through it. This
Tract is covered with first-rate thriving Clic,t
nut and Oak Timber, and 011 f erg rare induce
ments to persons wishing to buy timber land.
It has been divided into four lets, to wit: No.
1 contains 13 acres 1 perches; No. 2, 18 acres
10 perches N0..1, 20 acres; No. 4, 27 acres.—
This tract will be sold entire, or in lots, as
above stated, as may best suit. The lots on
both Tracts are laid out so as to have the ad
vantage of access to the public roads.
pYPersons wishing to view the above tracts
will be shown the saute by calling on )Ir. John
Moritz, residing near by, or information can be
obtained by calking on the subscriber, residing
In Gettysburg. JACOB BENNER,
Attorney in Fact fur the licidew and
. nein of Peter Weikert, deceased.
lay 14, 1860. is
N pursuant. of 'u order of the Orphan's
Court of Adams county, will be of ered at
Publie 4htler, a/ tbe - publie' house of J. B. Smithy
in Uountpleasant township, Adams count)),
on Saturday, lls 30th day of Jime next the fol
lowing Real Estate, Til; A TRACT OF Troop.
LAND, containing 4 Acres and 1/8 Perches,
situate in Hamiltonban township, in said coun
adjoining leads of Peter Smith, Joseph and
coun
t
Miller, and others. The land is well
covered with thriving timber, mostly chesout.
Persons wishing to view the property are
requested to call on Mr. Siagley. residing near.
sar-Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. li., on
said day, when attendance will be given and
tame made known by PETER SMITH,
Exacts:or of RaeAsl Swill, &Ll.
By the Court—H. G. {VOLT, Clerk.
May 28, 1860. is
Communicated
ErAVE just received from the city the largest
stock of GROCERIES they have ever
oft red to the public—Sagaxs, Syrups, Coffees,
"fe4o, Rice, Cheese, Fish, Solt, Spices, ke., ttc.,
embracing all varieties, at all prices, the lowest
the market will afford. Also Brooms, Brushes,
and Notions; Tar, Oils, Candles, kc., in short,
everything to be found in a first class Grocery
and Variety Store.
The Flour and Feed business Is continued,
with a steady increase. The highest market
prices paid and the smallest profits asked. The
public are invited to give us a call and see for
themselves. I'iORBECK k MARTIN,
Corner of Baltimore and high streets.
May 21, 1860.
Groceries, Notions, &c.
Undersigned has opened a Grocery and
In Baltimore street, nearly
ribtion Store,
oppOefie the Court House, Gettysburg, where
the petilic'will constantly find, selling ehespits
the cheapest, SUGARS, Syrups, Molasses, Cof
fees, Wu, Rice, Cheese, Spices of all kinds,
Mackerel, Chocolate, Brooms and Brushes ;
Fresh Batter and Eggs, Ground Coffee, Essence
of Coffee, Scotch Herring, Candles, Soaps, Salt ;
Tobacco, Began, Snuff; Confections, all kinds
of Nuts, Oranges, Lesions, Seising, Bread,
Crackers, Cakes of different kinds; Shoe and
Store Polish; Fancy Goods, Marlins, Ginghams,
Cotton Bats, Wadding, Hosiery, Hundkerchisfs,
Suspenders, Pine, Needles; Clothes Pins, But
tons, with Notions of all kinds. A *bare of the
public's patronage Li respectfully solicited.
LYDIA C. NORBECK.
May 21, 1960, ent
BIILLDINGS, Landscape, Machinery, ke.,
lc., Pholurraphed at short notice, by
?YON t BRO., Gisttysburg, Pa.
TSOlf it Bail are coodnually turning out
amboras adored Photographs from sap
storm. brig on your "tiny" alas andnet
us make somata* worthy a place on your
parlor wall. Iltscialtior Gallity, Gettysburg.
GOOlcl==rit mod•r=ea a " the
Sky-light
Gantry. TYSON BRO.
, pIALL at: MOW *lows ono: or,
ibotimukokh their irpeekanis j or
Election.
Private Sale.
To Bridge Builders.
Orphan's Court Sale.
Norbeck & Martin
Notice.
WILLIA.X MINDER'S BSTATE.—Letters
of administration With. estate of William
Bender, late of Menailea township, Adams so.,
dee'd., having been granted to the undersigned,
residing in Blida, township, he hereby gives no
tice to all persons indebted to said Matto to
maks immediate payment, and those haring
claims against the same to present them proper-
LEl=suility of fanny sod plain lErtal ' ly authenticated, foe settlement.
Eliiried Imps always on band at toe SAMUEL ETBT . E.R
hilor TYSON 8110. May 14, 1860. 6t
Wotbonotary. .
A T the friendly sud . earnest solicitation 14
numbers of my Fellow-citizens, I olFer
myself es a candidate for the office or
THONOTAIII", (subject to the decision of titie
Democratic Couuty Convention.) If noiminstid
and eleeted, I pledge mrself to discharge tin
duties of the otltc• with fidelity.
JACOB MELEIORN.
Yountpleasant tp., June 4, ItitiO. tc
Register and Recorder.
TIIROUGH th t solicitations of maily friesrls,
I bate been induced to offer myself as
candidate for the once of REGISTER A?t
RECORDER, (sabjekt to the decision of the
Democratic Counts Convention.) bliould Ibe
nominated and elected, my best effort* shall be
directed to a faithful dasrharge of the duties oi
the office. SAMUEL TllOlllB.
Tyrune tp., June 4. 1960. tc
Register and Recorder.
THROCGII the solrfitations of nunteroas
friends, I have been induced to offer istyr
se f again as a candidate for HVGISTER AND
RECORDER, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention. If nominated
and elected. 1 pledge myself to discharge the
duties of the offic• with promptness and fidelity.
WILLIAM OVERDEEII.
I t enderseille, April 2, 18C11. tc
Register and Recorder.
): the solicitation of numerous friends I
offer tn,:s.elf et:e a mindidate for the office
of t .GLNTEII AND IIECORDLR subject to the
dceie,ion of the Democratic County Convention.
If nominated and elected, I pled,Te myself to
disi.harge the duties of the office with prompt
ness and fidelity.
ANDREW W. IPLEIIIIING
Gettysburg, April 23, 1860. tc
Clerk of the Courts. •
T the earnest solleitation of numsrons
friends, I o ff er myself as a candidate fur
C SRN OF THE COUNTS at the next election,
*abject to the declalon of the Democratic County
Convention. Should Ibe nominated and elect
ed, I pledge my best efforts to • fsitbful die
ckarge of the duties cd the post„."`
JOHN ISICIIOLTI.
Butler tp., April 1, 1860. tc
Clerk of the Courts.
PRANCOCRAGED by Annaba of my friends, I
offer myself as *candidate for CLERK OF
E CtIeRTS, at the next Election, (subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Conven
t-on.) Should I be nominated and elected, I
pledge myself to discharge the duties of the
(Alice with fidelity. J ACOB SANDERS.
Mountpleasant tirp., May 28, 114i0. Cc
- - --- -
Clerk of the Courts.
AT the solicitation or numerous flietids
offer myself as a candidate for the othix
of 41:/ill.K OF TIM COURTS—subject to the
decisloo Or Out Democratic County Convention.
Shouil I he nominated and elected, I pledge
my Wit efforts to discharge the duties of the
office satisfactorily. lIRNRY G. CARR.
-Gettysburg, April 9, 1880. to
Clerk of the\ Courts.
lILIT the argil's solicitation of numerous
friends I offer myself as a candidate for
re-c eetion to the office of CLERK OF THE
COURTS, subject to the decision of the Deem
eratie County Convention. Should I he uonti
nated and elected, I pledge myself to perform
the ditties of said office rah adeiity.
April 9, I Rd°. tc
Sheriffalty.
MO THE VOTERS OF ADAMS CIUNTY:
Fellow-vitizens:—At the carat st !Akita
tium of numerous friends, 1 offer Ntyself as it
candiaute fur the othce ofSliEltlFF, ut the next
election, subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County f'onvention. Should 1 be so
foritaaAte ae t • be nominated and elected, I
shall endeavor ter discharge the duties of the
ollice faithfully and impartially.
J. , 5(013 TROXEL
Gettysburg, March 2G, IEGO. tc
Sheriffaity.
rro Tlll VOTERS OF ADAMS COCNTV
lellow-citisens:--At the earnest solicita
tion of galuerous friends, I offer myself as a
candidate for the office of SIIPUFF, at the nest
el •ction, %object to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention. Should I be so
fortunate as to be nominated nod elected, I
shall codex% or so discharge the duties of the
oftice faithfully and impartially.
.11,1t://AEL 11. MILLE&
Mounlplettpant tp., April 10, 19130. to
Sheriffalty.
MO THE VOTERS OF ADAMS COUNTY:—
Al the Eczema sollcitatioh_ot many of my
frtmeds and feiluvr-Dentocrats, I am indoced„to
offer myself as a candidate fur the ()eke ,of
SliEnivF—subject to the decision a the Denfo
cretic County Convention. if nominated I
promise the party that no energetic efforts shall
be lost to secure my election; and if elected, I
promise the voters of the county to discharge
the ditties of the once impartially, fearlessly
rod conscientiou4y. sxmcv.l. WOLF.
Althott:dwru, )(arch 2G, 184 V. to
Sherifftilty.
To THE VOTERS OF ADAMS COUNTY
Fellow-citizens :—Through The encourage
ment of some of my eriends. I offer myself as a
candidate fur the ales of SHERIFF, subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Conven
tion. If nominated mid elected, I shall en
deavor to discharge my duties falai:l'4lly and
satisfactorily. PETER 011ENDOLIFF.
flountjoy tp., Ilay 14, 1860.
Sheriffalty.
To THY. VOTERS OF ADAMS COUNTY:—
Fellow-claws :—At the earnest solicita
tion of newtons friends. I offer myself 1114 a
candidate for the office of SHERIFF, at the nest
election, subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention. Should I be so
fortunate as to be nominated and elected, I
shall endeavor to discharge the duties of the
Oka faithfully and impartially.
GEORGE: RUSIIMAN
Climberland tp., March 19, 184 u. tc
Notice.
SAmrst, HASER'S ESTATF if —Letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Samuel Hauer,
late of the Borough of Berwick, Adams county,
deceased, havirig laceu granted to the under
signed, residing in the same place, ho hereby
glees no•lce to ali persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, and those
haring cltloss against the same to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY MAYER, Adair.
Jane 4, ISSO. St
Notice.
JACOB TIAKRIt'S ESTATE--Letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Jacob linker,
late of Liberty township, Adams county, de
ceased, having been granted the undersigned,
residing la Freedom township, he hereby gives
notice to all persons indetited to said estate
to make Immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN BAYER, Adner.
May 7, 1160. et
Notice.
JACOB 148 TATE.—Letters of
administration de bowls non oa the estate
of Jacob Weidur, late of Butler township,
Adams couoty,rieceaged, having been granted
to the undersigned, residing in the same town
ship, he hereby gives notice to all persons la
debted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the UM,
to present Ilion properly authenticated for set
tlement. . SAMUEL EY3TER, Adair.
May 14, HNC it
r oa IarZPV-kittabrotYPe Attilrepgrile.
Likeftesi t mock fo TreUsllo.'B
if Oen:remit -
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.. A Card.
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Iv WISH to inkiest mg friend Mons leans that 1 110,EAPER AND MOWE ' II) tl..
did not intend to ras his )taebiue down in an, manufacturing 100 of these Milttr“. t . n .
1111
advertisement; ao min reading My adver- year , which t fifer to the public. All I aar"
thiessesit carefully can say so, because Idon'tany those wishing to purchase machines, is to give
anything *boot the construction, or general me a trial. I sin satisfied to let my machines
character, or say other point of the Machine, recommend themselves. I know they are all
more than that !stated his machine cuts behind , right. I SAW an bd% tritsement In "The York i
, driving wheels, and mine in front. Nor shall Pennsylvanian" of list a eck. that almost
I any anything to regard to that, at this time. astonished me. 1 tn,nt. J. 11. :: 4 ,4ircinsi, :1.'2.:
for the reason that there are other men making •be hard up In makin ,ales, or is very much
the same Machine, who always treated me as excited and afraid 0! the Ball machine. The
gentlemen ; I treated them as such also, end old staying is, " a kickod dog will holler." and
don't know but what their Machines will an- so I think it is with Mr. Sliireman. lie states
ewer the purpose as well as the common run of that the machine made in Dover, Pa., was worth
Machines. nothing. I " own the corn." The machine
I want further to inform mr friend iloffheins, whi( It I made last year, and sold on trial, came
that I can prose that he We'd to get the right hack. We have them lying around the shop,
to make the Buckeye. Machine in the firstpinLe, , but not in the fence corners, as our friend
hut he nits informed tb it I had the right far states. I hope he will not get excited and mia
th's section of country fur it, so he took %hat. represent. But lie says he has the machine I
was left, and ever since has been running lay made last year, nod that it Is the Ball machine.
Machine down, and claitned ad% antsges over It u cot—Mr. Shiretnan is aware it is not; and
mine—but, according to his owe. adult...ion, hi, it is hoped he will not hereafter state Oat which
Machine proved a perfect failure. La-t season, is not so. I frankly deny making that machine
as he himself es t yst hey came back a lter trial. last year—l do not ask any person to take my
Now, my Machine tail not bear the name of word for it, but refer them to Mr. Ball, of Can
lying about in the fields, nor that I could not ton. Ohio, to settle that question. And as to '
make them work. This I will not stand, nor .1. 11. Shiretaan bat ing one of the Ball machines
a ould be either, or any other man, after mis- in his shop, I presume it is so, but remember,
representing my Machine as did Mr H. lie gut it " sonic four years since." Farmers,
My object in mentioning in my advertisement beware—the machine has been improved since
anything about the Doter Mselline, was simply that time; at least it is very common to improve i
to torreo, some misrepresentations made in re- machinery of this sort et ery year—end for'
Bard t o th e two Machines, so the pnblie would aught we know, our friend may hare altered'
not confound my Machine with the Dover Ma- the machine to suit his purpose in explaining
c bine. But as the matter has gone go far, I it to persons We i,eretofore thought him
shall try to correct some of Ilia expressions.— honest : butthe misrepresentation in his adrer-
Fir•i, my friend thinks I must he " hard up for, tisement has changed our opinion. Again, Mr.
sales." So long as I can make more sales than Shireman's agent told ue in the presence oft
Machines, and sell every now and then one to a' ethers, that they made machines to cut behind i
man who tried Mr. 801 l helms' Dover Machine the drivieg wheels, last year, and they could
lust season, and sell them tdo at my regularly ; not mike them work. Note, we notice by his
established prices, I, at least. am setisfied.— I advertisement that lie denies it by say ing they
But don t it look as if Mr. Ifoffbeins is " hard' can make them to cut behind as well us in front
up to make sales," when he offers his Machines' of the driving wheels. Why does he not do it,
for a less price than the same Machine is offer- and take the WEIGHT of one-half of the machine
ed by other manufacturers of the same-Machine? eff of the !arm' ruclu—we believe in saving all
2d. My friend 11. thinks I "must be nary much the horse-flesh we can.
excited, or afraid of the Ball Machine." II Now, farmers, which will snit yon best—'
would inform my friend and the public, that I i reirayht on the horase suds or noses If the latter
was at thegreatest practical field trial of Reapers : roe can get them at my chop. lam making the 1
and Mowers ever held in the rnited States, at .k. BALL REAPER AND MOWER this year,
riy racuse, 300 wiles west of New York city, In i but last year I did not make it, and Mr. Shirt- l
July, 1857, when all the di ff erent Machines were man was certainly aware of that fact; but if he I
tried, in ever y shape and form, and after all' claims he was not, we trope he will post him
was over, the first premium. grand go. Medal self before advertising any more about the
and Dip loma, was awarded to the Buckeye "Dover Reaper and Mower."
Machine tut the best Mowing Machine, over .Those who brought back our machines last
Burrell's, liallenback's, ' Kirby's, Heath's, Ito- yeaiare getting otherd from us this year. For
vey'a, Ng. Olds
. .Iforer, Manny's, Ketcham's, the conventbnce of men using my machllle, I
and a number of ethers. I have no reason to will have easting-knives, boxes, &c., at the
be excited or afraid of the Ball Machine, after places here mentioned: for any thing breaking
it has been licked at such a great trial. • by accident, &e.: Jacob Diets, Kellam ; win. I
1 have seen more dilitreut Machines work, I King, Methanicsborg; William Morrison, Car-1
than my friend U. ever knew or heard of. and' lisle; Presiel k Neicely, Churchtown, Cumber
could have had the making of the Bell Machine • land county.
before he ever knew anything about it. 1 girt also continue making Taststnsti A lk:
31. My friend H. says, "a kicked dog will curses, Cots Pkairrene. Cons Sununu Thal
holler," in which I must give Idol perfectly era Gammas, he. REU BEN 11OFFREINB,
right. Whin he-lead my advertisement, be I May 31, lan. $5. Dover, York co., Pa.
was kicked, and then he hollered ' • lie ,Only made
a mistake, fur he WS n the kicked dog. I woulti
not want to beekicked any harder than to have
all the Machines atone season's make brought
back, alter having made a great blow-out how
I was going to take all the other Machines
down, and before having any experience or
trial
4th. Mc friend 11. thi iks TmLlrepresented the
thing, by an) Mg that some of his aelines were
"lying in the fence-corners"—that was the
report. I can't say that I saw one of his Ma
chines exactly in a fence-corner. but I did see
one of his Machines in a field—n here I stalled
one of mine aside of it—which had better been
in a fence corner out of the road.
sth. My friend denies that he made the Ball
Machine last Summer, and Mates that I knew it.
I don't know what he called his Machine at the
end of the Season, but at the beginning of it,
the cry bras Mr. Iloffbeins is reukiug the Ball
Reaper and Mower. Tow I can't bee where
this talk can have originated from than from
Mr. ilorlicius himself, the Maker of the Machine.
So, if I misrepresented that, I think my friend
can blame himself for it; men wanting Machines
will generally enquire the name of it, and whose
patent it is. Now ~,Mr. what was the name
of your2chine atlthe end of the season?
Cth. A to the honesty he talks about, if we
were t :change, there would be very little
hoot coming to him ; and at for my agent tcllr
iug him that we made machines to tut belaiud
the driving wheels last sammer and meld not
make them work, the agent says he told Mr. IL
that we could not make quite as nice a sheaf as
our other way of raking off, a Welt is quite a
different story from what Mr. 11. says. We wish
him not to make so many changes is his state
ments. We mode only one Machine last season
to cut behind—he says Machines; and as for /
cutting, if onr friend.will ever make a Machine;
to equal it be will'do well. ,All that was ever
said in regard to ifi working else raking off in 1
genie, I bud six different men on to rake,,off,l
and all agreed that tile, meld makit the niceitt.
sheaf a - Ith the cutting Operation in front. My 1 1
friend charged ma with misrepresenting, butt
he can beat me far at that. rrt asks why Ido
not make my Machines to cut behind le I am
ready to make all that are ordered, and insure
them to cat as well as any other doable driving
wheel Machine.
Mr. 11. talks about hie Machine being so per
fectly balanced, haviag no weight on the tongue
at all. From my practical mr.perience I think
that any fool taut know t ha t a lischMe azaCT,-
LT balanced, standinetau Livelgionnd, mnst tilt
up eutt;ng up bill. I den't want.naine so well
balanced as that, Defense we don't want to get
off the Machias and walk np the hill to rake
the grain off We prefer riding on the Machine
all the time to rake off. Now, fartners, which
will suit you beat, a Machine that will tilt up go
ing up hill, or one you can star on all the time
If the latter ! ) nn can get them at ms shop ; a
further, that von sit In front or c
ting apparatus, so if you are by accident Oa
off. you arc in dangzr of being cut up,
know of two cases having happened on a
chime that von set behind the eutte
thrown oft " my Machine you are eatirel
of danger. if the latter suits you best, yot
get them at my chop.
Naa , nu friend Boffilefes,
HENRY G. WOLF
The Ladies' Store
REMOVED.—MISS HARRIET INCREARY
has just received and opened at her new
ryonts a large and beautiful assortment of
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS, to which '
the attention of the Ladies of Gettysburg and
ritinity is invited. Bonnets and Bonnet Trim
mings always on baud. Also, Ladies Faabion
able Dress Goods with Trimmings t clattia.
sariloscset.,4 hleaclied and pressed according
to Hilltop's Celebrated Method, which is now
used by all the principal Bonnet Sliinufiicturers
in the United States, and considered the best
and least injurious to the straw than any ever
discovered. Milliners who study their own in
terests and that of their customers will do well
to try it.
Store removed to Chambersburg street,
betweers 3ir. Amiga's and the Star otrae.
.Itxy 14, 1861 8 IS
,
1860. Fresh Spring Goods. 1860
TIATFI AND OAPS.-11. F. iIeILHENV
would respectfully invite the sttantion of
t e citizens of' Gettysburg and vicinity to his
large and complete stock of Hats and Caps,
width be has Jut opened, stnilvratialt oultrlY
every mislay of style sow in the market, con
sisting in part of Men's No. I Silk Hats, Meet's
brtiad-rim Bustle Hate, Men's Felt sad Soft
Hats, lien's Seamless Caps, Boys Soft sad
" 00l Hats. Also, a large and superior meek
of STRAW GOODS, comprising Mew)" Straw,
Leghorn sad Putout Hats, Wises' sad Wants'
Huts, Flats, Bloomers mid Shaker Hoods, all
of the latest and most twiltiouble styles. Thou
with/rag to eareitrourry -tad buy ebesp will
_do
weft by caning on him before purchasing else
where, as be is telling very lowibt cash.
April 23, 1880. R. r. wetunnorr.
t ADilt, AND NIMES' BEIONB.— Th e &t
-uella, of the ladies is rospectraDy so-
Id ed to milks sasorearat of Whist 04d
ates Boots lad itlppseoj 'dal Mllosool sad
drei's Sheet veld Barters, at every sty 1* ail
April 33J':; • 8.1. SoILMTB.
ANIRP:yS ri -1- 4mgrill
t k • .teurri
i rm 1 4 r 4 41 1 4 1 4 IO
s Sky-lldlt farY•
I)o not grt excited at these few Timex.
Some day we will Lave a 'musing match,
In aome tangled cln er-patch,
And a hue% er can do the best. =owing,
Will have all the chance for,ttilio9lC-
Wheu the mum tog 'natal we attend,
I expect to tucet yuu as in friend:
J. 11. stIIRFLLN,
East Betliu, June 4, 18 GO. tf
M'Cormick's Reaper and ilfewer
31
IIGHLY IMPROVED FOR 1880.--Otin
structed from the grit on correct prihei
p es, it has always been eminently successful,
and with its present improvements fully meet
ing all the requirements of the age, it now defies
a competition.
Fanners wbo may desire it are at liberty to
work one of these Machines through the harvest
with gag ether, Abu) guar AND PAY ton TR! OWN
PIIEFIIMILID.
The Machine is now perfady balessed, not
leaving a pound of weight on the bona' necks;
rill execution in reaping and mowing, in both
wet and dry, is perfect; it cuts de widest watt,
and as sow made with the lightest draft of any
Machine now in use. It is so constructed that
the labor of raking off is very steed Nghtened, a
castor wheel, on an entire new principle, on the
grain aide, wholly relieves The horses front the
pressure of the machine from strain in turning,
and is so arranged that the cutting bar is com
pletely and easily thrown over obstructiont
while in motive by the driver without the use
of levers and complicated machinery, A very
decided and important feature in its improve
ment consists in its perfect arraisgessoil for'sra
eating and drafting thelrack is itensoing.
It is the most simple, most substantial, molt
durable, and in every way the most• complete
and reliable Reaper and Mower In the world,
and as snit is orarmacti.
The Two-Horse tsehine (with easy draft for
two horses,) eats a swath 5 feet wide, and the
Four-borse Mecisine a foot wider. Foe pertlea-
Isrs address 8. WITITZROW,
Fairfield, Adam. coaxer, Pa.,
Agent for Adams county.
Cot. R. S. Paxson, Canvassing Agent.
glirThq various parts of the Machina for
Repairing will be kept oo head at einvenient
points. [June 4, 1860. 4t
Notice to Stockholders.
herebygiven to subscribers to the
Capital Stook o fthe GETTYSBURGAAS
CO ?ANY that, by a Resotntioa of the Board
of Directors, payment of the first instalment on
each share of stock (one-fifth of each share,)
subscribed, payable on the la of Jitoy see.rt, is
hereby required to be made to Joel R:Danner,
the Treasurer of said Company, at his office in
his house, in the Borough of Gettysburg, agree
ably to the terms of subscription.
By the Act of Assembly relating to Gas Com
panies, if notice for tke payment of subscriptions
of stock be not complied with, the company can
recover one per cent. por month interest on the
moan& duo sad unpaid.
510 JACOBS, Pros' t.
D. • AVM; SPC 1 5.
I 1,41, 1860.
Notice to Tax-payers.
NOTICE is hereby given that the County
Commissioners will make an abatement
of CITE PER CENT. upon all State and County
taxes assessed for the year 1$ that shall be
paid to Collectors on or before Monday, their
day of July. Collectors Will he required to call. '
on tax-payers on or before the above date, nod '
make such abatement to all persons paying on
or before said d.iy, and pay the same to the
County Treasurer, (Ahern te no Abatetnent wilt
ha male. By order of the Connni.,:sioner.,
/ J. 24. WALTER, Cfrrki
180. td
If
oat
New News Depot.
min subscriber has just opened a NEWS
DEPOT on Baltimore street, nearly oppo
site Fatinestocks* store, where will constantly
be found any and everything in the reading
line. of a strictly moral character. All the
leading Ilagazines, Periodicals, Literary pa
pers, Weekly and Daily, together with Music,
Ballads, Confections, Cigars, Tobacco, Cakes,
and all sorts of notions, in endless variety,—
Would you know the new'? Then send in
your Amass, all ye who thirst for knowledge,
and your wants will he supplied by
CHARLES LINDERMAN.
Gettysburg, April r, 180.
Gas Fixtures.
WY. HELVE, of Phtladallibia, the con
tractor for the erection or the Gettys
burg Gas Pi'orks, bus taken the room latelyloc
espied by Col. Samson, nearly opposite the
Bank, for his office. and prep red to fit out at
once any building with Gas leixturcs. He will
in a few days hare the ‘arions styles on exhi
bition at his room, and invites attention to
them, as thomi deiiroua of introducing the Gas
will be easel the trouble and expense of pro
curing them from the city—his prices being as
low as they can be procured anywhere else.
Apnl 16, 186 u.
• Notice.
kBRA.ITAIE WING'S ESTATE.—Letters of
adusioistration oa the estate of Abraham
King, Sr., late of Reading township, Adams
cousty, deceased, having been granted to the
andersi geed, easisiiag is the same township, they
hereby give notice
. to all persons , indebted to
said estate to make immediate paryment, 4td
those having claims against the sauteleopriatat
them properly authenticated for amest.
StNOLETOM LT2I,
ELI MYERS,
May 7, 1860.. et
lien's West: •
ii:L. SCHICK would tivite the .nestles of
buyers to his large stock of
Black Cloths,
. Pie Colored do.,
' Noe Sleek Cuelitierus t
Fasay do.,
Sider Stripe de., - I
, . I Vestiges, .._
Crave" WRAP
,
Allovoir, iluipeneders, Liaadherikiek Swolleot ,
April le, 11160. , -. ,
$5,000 Reward!
BrFurE REAPER AND * MOWEL— w e
Lis World !—Now Is the time to
Mackie.' sod not be disappointed, like then
were s good many last season. I have ensids
some important improvements AS to cutting,
grain, strength and,durabliity of the *Attila',
he. Farmers wishinrto get Machines, are re
spectfully Invited to call at my shop, or with
UK% agent;. rind see the new arrangements, ;end
urther, I will state that there is a Machine Made
at DON Cr, York county, Pa., which is celled
'• Hell's Ohio Moaer.".linving 2 driving wheels,
and looking mach like toy mushiest; sad it was
rtiported iu some places last year that they were
•
some of my Machines. They proved a perfedt
failure, were lying about in the fume coeriega,
and men were obliged to get other Ilatkinei to
cut their crops. I wish to inform the (inert
that they were none of my machines. "bon is
considerable difference in the two Mattiirsea.---
Persons coming to my shop may see the tilfir.
core. as I have both Buck Eye and Ball's hew.
My Machine cuts in front of driving a - beamed"
Bnil's behind. But, as some men think nine
fer.able in cutting grain behind, I beretyetate
that I can make mine to cut"behlndas'srillier
front, but uoue arc made that way 'ideas so
ordered.
I also have different kinds of second-handed
Machines on hand, such fl a MANNY'S, urgers
end MeCoRMI('KS. Price of second-handed
Machines from 525 to $75.
For the convenience of tnemrsirl i k my It
chine, I will hove cm.ting-knives, boxes, ite.,al
the Machine Shops here ow nthsard, 4 arty
thing breaking 1.) ) accident, kc. : David Stern*,
Gettysburg; W. W. Dingee 42 -Co., York; R.
Gardner, Carlisle ; 5, muel Fitz, Hanover;
David Shoa t Waynesburo'7, Mum
bersburg.
sarl also continue making GRAIN DRILLS
and other MACH INF.ItY. 'REPAIRING DONE
and the best, kind of Spring Teeth, Rakes, ic.,
are kept for sale. J. 11. SHIREMAN,
East Berlin, Adams county, Pa.
May 7,1810. • 2rn
oIN the bnainees of the ErreWar 81.90.14141
Gallery. During our latel isit to the this&
Philadelphia and Baltimore, we selected &
splendid assortment of STEREOSCOPIC PIO.'
TUBES, comprising English, French, Ventilate,
Egyptian, Italian and American Scenery, Elesto
tuary Groups, kc. Our prices for pictures will
range from 12 to 40 cents apiece. We also kayo
a Sue lot of STEREOSCOPIC BOXES, Welk
we offer at reduced prices. The public genets&
ly are Invited to call and see our large revolving*
Box, containing 50 pictures, and•we Insure to
all lovers of the Fine Arts a pleasant visit.
We are also preps Nd to make Stereoseoplo
Pictures, either Portraits or Views, at reason*
able rates. TYSON I BRO.,
April 18, 11180
EATS ALL DISEASES.—.DR. BAAII3II
will give special attention to the followiti
sea: Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Croup,
Influenza, Asthma, Bronchitis and all diseases
of tbe . Nose, Mouth, Throat dud Lungs. Aileti
ilia to the treatmensof all Skin diseases--Lius
bag°, lAssabar Abscesses, Scrofula. Moamar
dam, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia,
Piles, and all diseases of the Stomach, Liverpd
Bowels ; alas all chronic diseases pertaining le
Women aid Children. Dr. Deekee can tholi
duce one thousand ee'rtificates of big
success in curing Cancers, Old Sores or t e l r er;s t ,'
Fistula, Scald Heads, Wens, Swiping.* and '!a.
more of every description and without the nob
of the knife. These last named diseases can.
not be treated by correspondence, therefore*.
patients must place themselves under the Doe.
toe's persona: supervision.
DR. BAAKkai has made a new dlscorerf9f
Fluid that will produce pirfect absorption alike
CAT.kILACT, and restore perfect viaion to the
without the use of the knife or needle, sat
cures all diseases of the
EYE AND EAR,
without the use of the knife or needle, sad he
has constantly on hand an excellent assortment
of beautiful Artificial Eyes, and Tympanums, or
Ear Drums, suitable for either sex and all ales
—inserted in five minutes. Also, a lam an
sortmeut of Ear Trumpets of all sizes and ate*
description known in the world. Also, a imp
assortment of beautiful Artificial Hands, if*
Wris , Arm and Elbow attachments. Also, 0
Fee with kle, Leg and Knee-joint attach.
me nat alas nature itself. These ankles
can , press to any part of the "'wit.
I) akee is one of the most etlebrated sad
skilifsfrirricians and Surgeons now II
His thine is known personally in nearly.
principal city in the world. All letters addreen
c to Dr. Haakee must contain ten cents, to ply
st4ge and incidental expenses. All Menlo
diseases can be treated by correspondence, ex
cept those mentioned, that will require hie per
sonal supervision. Office hours from* A. It.,
to 4 P. M. DOCTOR BAARSH,
637 Broadway, a few doors below Bleeker streef,
May 14, 180. ly ../err York . tiny..
ASCOTT k SON have just received, link
ii , are now opening, at their esusbliihment,
to ....uumbersburg st , opposite,the "Eagle Ef44
lel," a large, choice and desirable Stock, d{
SPLIANG GOODS, which they offer to the pat'.
4 A sr
lic, satisfied that goods can't Os sold
,thass
they are now offering thew. Our st caw
prises all the different styles and cisti lea df
LADIES' DRESS "GOODS, Shawls, Bibboni,
Gloves, Hosiery, White Goods, Laces, ke:,ke.
For MEN and BOYS' WEAR we have on}
usual variety, in style, quality and price,
Uur customers will always Had oar stoat of
Domestic Goods full, cheap and complete. W.
invite all to give us a call_ and examine PIP
stock, satisfied that an examination Is all atilt
is necessary to convince all that Otte/ if the
(-heap store. So trouble to show goo 4—
Thunkful fur past encouragement, and Iwo*
respectfully ask a coutindance of the slink,
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N. B. Country Produce Atom' ire MO".
for Goods. VPO. I las UM* -
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_GIINTLEISN'S FURNISHING STU sad
SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. 114- Van.
nut Street, (nearly appeaitethe °hied illosisq)
Philadelphia. J. W. SOOTT valid tespeelfal
ly call the attention of his former patrons sad
friends to hie 2e.e. Store, Aid is prepared to NH
onion for TS At ghost 1101 .. .„_441. A
at gousatiod. COUNTRY Tikukr IP P ArIi
with furs &sum oo4CAuzsas.
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