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I' Platy:lt 14.11.1 L-440. 1. GRUM
110VICT.-.-Thls beautlfOt and eery decira
).c country seat, adjoining the Borough of Get.
lysburr, on the road leading to Fairfield, ie
now offered at Private Sale.
The Farm contains 124 AcREM, more or
less, lb tin I'2 acres of Which are in Timber, and
about 10 acres of Meadow bottons ; there are
MO young Apple and Pesch Orchards on the
premises : the land is the red gruel soil, sas
c'eptible of a high sate of cuitiration : lime
acts well upon it and can always be had at the
Railroad Depot, which is in sight et cents
er bushel. The improl meats are a
urge two s tory Weatherb idtil , d 11U1-'
BE,
ith Cell r, Batk,baibling, Bake Oven,
:?-nuke House. a biirire Bank slurs. with Iliac,
torn toge:her w dill all t:ces;aQ
I hit-lera,l4liai.7 , , in c omplete order; there i, a
pump of ilie dour au 1 a never-failing spring ,if
water close by Willoughby's Run hound., t h e
west end of the Fafni. Tilss property will he
shown by Mr. J. Scott Wilson tiling on the
premises, or by the subscriber in Gettysburg.
No. CUMBERLAND FARM —This Fartn is
also a handsome and very desirable propert),
situate on the nine, town road, four miles from
Gettysburg, contai:.ing 1:.:8 Acres, more or less
About 30 acres are in Timber and 23 to to acres
in Meadow. Tluc land is also of the red grnsel
Lind, clear of stones, ea•ily cult laird.
produces well. and is capable of bring
tmproic t. All it wants to make It One 4): the
best farm s :n the neighlicrnood is a farmer and
A little lime which uw alway , he I) td either at
Gettysburg or at Littlestow t at Id} cents per
"t !: , re is a °ling Apple and Peach
trchard r.cd two 51 rings of water near the
Louse, and a strewn of water crosses the south
end of the firm near the buildings. The im
rroreasents are a one and it half story
:Slone !DV:SR, Bake Omen. Smoke
s. large double Barn. with W..isim
2 4 1:eds. Corn ('rib, Hog, Pen. and all necessar y v
- Church. ull , l St.hOUt // u nit,
All close by, in a keit) thy and plc :said neigh
t•ortiood and good soxi,ty. This prom:lir sill
ie shown by Mr. Jaen adjoin/lg.—
Terlis
N 0.?... WRITE 11.11.L.—Th - ut Farm contains
100 Acres, more •r less; it was orkgitiallv a
part of No. 1, nsd is no less desirable, being the
same 'kind of red soil, easily cultivated and
re•dneiog welt. and wantsjust what \e.2 does
w make it one amgrag the best farms is the
neighborhood. Some 30 acres are In Timber
and 23 or 30 acres in Meadow. There is a
0(10" Apple and Peach Orchard en the prensi
ties. The improvements area Two-story
‘Veatherboarded HOUSE, with Cellar and jj
llack-bui!ding, Siuoke House, Frame /91„
itarn, with Wagon Shed, Core Crib, and o cr
siut-buililiags, with a pump at the door, all
tiew. This property trouts on the Taneytown
s - oad---the publics road leading from the Taney
totta road to the Baltimore Turnpike passes
the door; -a small stream of water runs through
s.:ie meadow. This firm has the same advan
tages that Nit. 2 has. as to church, school
house, mill, lime, and good society, sad will be
chosen by Mr. John Black, or by .11r. J. Bol
linger, adjoining it. Terms easy.
Ike - Persons a is.hing td purchase will please
ut the i.roperties. OL L).
Gettjsbarg, Scpt,.. 17, /titdo. it=.s
Tavern Stanit
SALE.—In pursuanc e asOrder of
the Orplastu's.Caert of Adams county, the
4-41t,a.criber. Guardian of BRNIAII C. SRYDRA Red
CONRAD 4.'33 , 41151:13., minor children of Conrad
Snyder, dev'iL, will offer at public tale, on the
premise/, ois S sturdry, the 134 Sr' of October
~eSI, the interest of itu.d minors. being two
is TilZ TAISERN PIIUPERTI', known
as •• r. brie is Tierern," situate in the borough
~f Cett3sLurg. AL the juattion of the Ernmits
-I.ltig ruJd with the Baltimore Turnpike. The.
lot . nta ins al pert-Ilea of laud. The ituprore•
Ilti are a Large Two-story
lint I: Dwelling HOCSE, a Two
wn- Fame --.1111.
a Fme
Frame dtable, Sheds wit
(into :rite, 2 Walt of Water, with new Pumps
bi the.eume; a part of the lot is enclosed as a
Garden. The properti has many K.:tentage.
stz a Public HODSR,espec6Jl,3 - for Wagoners, RS
LLere is ample room tor teems.
ze j r.S.de 14 commence ut 12 o'ektek, M., on
fait' day, when attenditure sill be-birch and
tuaut mad& known by
JACOB BENNER, Geary/km.
11 2 - the Coertr-11. G. Ifotr, Clerk.
gi.3. -At the wee time and plate. 1 will sill
my harms:4 in the above deseribed Property,
!wing st.t. recuoinierz one-third part is the same.
J SN VD1311.,
liy her Agent, Jakeob Benner.
Sirlf the &hove Piaptirt,y is nut eoll , at the
tillute time and ?lace, ii then he offered for
itt public mgcry., fur OW yeur Leo= Ikit
fsst day of April nett
,St pt. 17, 180. ts
A Good Home.
OSEGARLAND SAI.E.—.II. FARM,
coutoiniag at 28ti Acme, situated in
JAIL iltouban township, Adams conutYrndjoitt
ing the property vre4 known as the "Orr Parfet"
.clout this twin is of sae quality
.as Ores lead , The meadows Me large and
good soil, can be made to produce very 1 irge
of Hay, n product for which there is now
se constant good market; about WO acres are in
timber, much of it of the hest kinds, including
Locust and trntunt.„ It is supposed the must
aluable Poplar timber in the county is on this
p.roperty and iaithib of a mile of a good
:Saw-mill. A young Apple Orchard, contain
ing '2OO trees of choice ttelceted fruit, planted 2
or 3 years ago. A young Peach Orchard of
100 trees of hest kinds selected. These Or
chards, when in lull beariitg, will add greatly
to the value of the property, as thequality of
Adaw.s toasty trait is kno‘‘,in and held in great
esteem in the cities. Nuruerous Springs on the
farm, one of which is a large Solpher Spring
that may become of gre.tt calve as goon as the
Gettysburg and dray nesborci, or Gettlrahurg
and Chambersbarg Railroads are finished. as
the property is within one ruile of these Rail
roads; and by these roads a constant mipply of
Franklin county lime may he had
cneaply, so as to improve the laud 5
to anydegree of fertility desired.-- .:1' . .
There iS a HOUSE and good sub-.-- s•
star:alai Barn on the farm.
Also, A TRACT OF MOUNTAIN LAND, in
saran township, adjoining hands of T. Sterens,
and others, containing about '35 Acres.
RiiirThe property will be shown to any per
son wishing to purchase and the price mode
known on applfestion to Isaae Robinson, Esq.,
Ftdrfield•, Robert G. NleCreary, George W.
Clellan, Esqs., and Col. J trues D. Paxton, Get-
t 'burg.
Sept.. 17, 1800. tf
Merchant Tailoring..
GEORGIi ARNOLD has procured the ser
vices of W. T. KING, and has ecnamenced
the above business, and will carry it on in all
Its verione branches, and has connected him
self with the stole of Mr. George Arnold,where
there will be constantly kept on band a large
stock of cheap Cloths, Over-coatings. Cassi
meres, Cassinetts, Vesting', and Trimmings of
every kind. Work done in the very best man
ner, and in city style on short notice. Custom
work and cutting out solicited when goods are
purchased elsewhere. The shop is in connec
tion with Mr. Arnold's store, where Mr. King
CAD always be found duri,og business hours.
ifirGice ns a call. [Sept. 17,'00. 2m
Gettysburg
TNALB Winter Session
of the Geuysburg Female Institute, will
commence on Monday, the 151 h of October ties:.
for further particulars apply to REV. D. EYSTER,
Principal, High street, Gettysburg,
Gettysburg, Sept. 17, 1860. 3t
,
to th e prem PATSY ises of .
the subscriber, in
'Franklin township, about the 27th of July
Last, a Viiite and red spotted mnly STEER, sup
posed to be between 2 and .1 years old. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay char
ge* and take him away JACOB LADY.
Sept. 17, 1860. 3t
To Perpone out of Employment.
ACILI E S WANTED TO SELL ?FIB BRIE
SEWING MAO , R.—we Wig give
on, or wag from $25 to $6O Der
mmatie, auks This • new 311-
dam, mat so ample in Its construction that a
claksiflOyears can tiara to operate it by half
ait si t airL istractien. It is squid to any Paul
lbws ltsohjoe la use, and the pries is but
renwowildiiag se Ages . e y will snare..
N. BOYLAN,
44- .
*do Setts/ IhAtina ' t
C Iketea; Obi..
inierirs Wes.
persuades of susdry writs of nod' •
Exponas, issued out of the Court cf C'...
tuun Plass of Adams county, I's., and t 3 ma
directed, will be exposed to Publir SAle. at
the Court-house, In Gettysburg, on Saturday,
day of &Timber inst., at 1 o'clock,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
A TRACT OF LAND, containing 13 Acres,
more or less, situated in Latimore township,
Adams county, adjoining 14011 of Alfred
Miller, David Gardner, and others, improved
with a Two-story Wcatherboarded
1101:: 4 E, a Frame Bern, a well of water, en
Orchard of fruit trees, kc.
ALSO, A TRACT OF LAND, sitiated in
Latimore township, Adams connty, . ail
lands of Wirt. 11. Webb, Cul. Julin Wul
furl, add the York Springs property, antain
ing 3:: Acres, inure or less. Seized and t een
in ciiecution as the property of Fitssgi.l.a UA-
L/.1:
A TRACT OF LAND. conL-tlning 4 Acres.
more ur less, Alienated in Huntington town hip,
Adams county, Pa., adjoining lauds of .411,f
-eline, John ('leaver, Joseph Witrman, and
others. improted with a Two-story Frame
Roughcast 1101'8E, Frame Stable, Spring of
wattr, fruit trres, &c, Seized and taken in ex
ecution as the property of JoSltela DAI.
A LIT OF GPsnliSll, situated in the Borough
of Gett:.,hurg, Adams county, Pa., on the
south-ts eat corner of High street and Long
L ine, containing :to feet front on High street
nnd running back CO feet on Long Lune.—
Se7zel and taken in execution as the pros cry
of ELtL %BM! Ituriaa and SzZlt.:llL BtTLk n.
A TRAVT OF LAND, situated i.r T)rone
ton - 4110p, Ad.im s cowl ty. adjuiaing lands of
Johlidfitarner, and others. containing 2
more or less. Seized and taken in execution
as the property of JACOB t;ut.ozl.
ISAAC: LIGHTNER, Sherd.
Sheriffs °lnce. Gettysburg,. &pt. 10, 'GO.
Deie-Teit per cent. of the purchase money upon
all sales by the Sheriff m•:st be p Lid over im
mediately utter the property is strut k down, and
on failure to comply there% ith, the property will
aka . = be put up fur sale.
Thomas C. Reed, In the Court of Common
VI. Pleas of Adams county, Su.
laaae R. Smith. 2, April Term, 1800. Pro-
fly •sine of an Order of Salo in the above
Case to nr dlirected, I will sell at the Court
house, I Genii-shorn, ow sstowelay. ►Ar 211th day
of STreaor ace; ONE AND A HALF LOTS OF
GliOrNO, in the Boronsti of Gettysburg, float
ing on West l'wrk street, adjoining lots of Jane
Dittertiae sad .heirs of James A. non Two.
deceased, haring as alley in the rear. The
insprovernents an n large Two-Mary Brick
Orkelliog nous% Two-story Dack-boildiug,
with a a ell of cater.
IS de to commeoee at I o'clock in the after
noon. 1 / 3 A/C LIGHTNER, .14,n1.
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg. Sept. 10, 'GO.
flisi'Ten percent. of the purchase money upon
all stiles by the Sherif mutt be paid user im
ruetllately after the property is igruck down, and
tea failure to comply therewith, the property
sill agalu be put up for sale.
§EWING MACHINE.
T e great and increasing demand for this
remarkably simple mailtine is a guarantee cf
its supvior excellence. .
For Sale at
RAT 11AS STOOD THE TEST OF YEARF,
AVD CROWS MORE AND MORE POPC-
I Alt EVERY IL'tV Aud testimonials, new,
rand a:roost w.thout number. might be given
from Indies rad gtntlettnen In all grade+ of so
! eirty. who , e ignited te , :timony none could reaizt,
I thla Prof. Wood's Bair Re.,torative will restore
the bad and gray, and preserve the hair of the
youth to old age, in all its youthful be.inty.
Estill , Creek, Mich., Dec. 21, 185 t.
Prof, Troo-I:—Thee milt please accept a line
to inform thee that the hair on my hend'all , cll
off over twenty years ago, canted be a compli
cated chronic disease, attended with an erup
tion on the head A continual course of suf
fering through life having reduced me to *state
of dependence, I have not been able to oblitio
stuff for caps, neither have I beep able to d
them up, in conseqaeuce of which my lie•id has
suffered. extremely front cold. This induced
me to pay Briggs k Hodges almost the hut cent
I had on earth for a two dollar bottle of thy
Hair Restorative about the first of August [Ail.
I bare faithfuNy followed the directions and the
ball spot is now cowered with hair thick and
black, tbongh abort, it Is also coming in All
over my head. Feeling confident that another
large bottle would restore it =their and per
mancutly, I feel anxious to persevere in its use ‘
and being deetituda-of means to purchase any
sore, I *hold ask thee if thee wouldst ■art be
willing to send me an order on thine agents for
a bottle, and receive to thyself the scripture
declaration—" the reward is to those that arc
kind to the widow and the fatherless."
Prof. 0. J. Wood: Dear Sir:—ln the latter
part of the year 1852 while attending the gtate
and National Law School of the State of la . *
York, my hair, front a cause unknown to me,
commenced falling off very rapidly, so that in
the Maori spice of six months, the whole upper
part of my scalp was almost entirely bereft of
its covering, and much of the remaining portion
upon the side and back part of my bead short
ly after became gray, so that 3on will not be
surprised when I tell you that upon my return
to the State of imintoo, roy more ca.sual ac
quaintances were Ilta ,t 1 much at a loss to dis
coi er the cause of the ch tugs in inyappearance,
as nit more intimate acquaintances were to
recognise me at all.
1 at once made application to the most skill
ful physicians in the country, but, receiving
no assurance from them that m) hair could
again be restored, 1 a-as forced to become re
conciled to my fate, until, fortunately, in the
latter part of the year 1857. your Restorative
was recommended to me by a druggist, as be
ing the most reliable Hair Restorative in use.
I tried one bottle, and found to my great salts
faction that it was producing the desi'ed effect.
Since that time, I have used seven dollars'
worth of your Restorative, and as a result, have
a rich coat of very soft black hair, which no
money can bur.
ISAAC IL SMITH,'
As a mark of my orratitude for your labor
and skill in the production of so wonderful
an article, I have recommended its use to many
ot my friends and acquaintances, who. I am
happy to inform you, are using it with like ef
fect. Very respectfully, yours,
A. M. LATTA,
Attorn6 and Counsellor at Law.
Depot, 444 Broadway, and sold by all dealers
throughout the world.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three
sizes, viz: large, medium, and small ; the small
holds i a pint, and retails for one dollar per
bottle; the medium holds at least twenty per
sent. more in proportion than the small, retails,
for two dollars per bottle; the large holds a;
quart, 40 per cent. more in proyortiun, and re
tads for 5.3.
0. J. WOOD k CO., Proprietors, 444 Broad
way, New York, and 114 Market Street, St.
Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. [Sept. 17,1860. 3tn
AND SILVER-WARE.—We would respect
fully inform our f ri ends, pations and the
ic generally, that we have now in Store
aad.offer Wnositsstm LID RaTilL, at the lowest
Cash Prices, a large and very choice stock of
WATCRIUL, JiWILIIT, SILVIM AM) PLLTSD WAIN,
of every variety and style. .
grary description of Diamond Work and
other Jewelry made to order, at short notice.—
Nardi' goods warranted to be as represented.
N. B.—Particular attention given to Re
pairing Watches and Jewelry, of every descrip
tion. STAUFM k HARLEY,
No. 621 Market St., South Side, Philad'a.
Sept. 3, 1860.
~.x .
TROX 2 BRO. are continually turning out
bandsome colored ntotogrOs from small
res. Being on 7042 . “ flay ", on and let
us suite noteethlng trortlty a Place on Your
parlor **II. - Excelsior Gallery, G(!tt)sborg.
Sheriff's Sale.
ceedings in Partition
Wnox. & Gibb's
I'R!CE ,so 00
FAIRBANKS' SCALE WAREHOUSE,
• 715 Chesnut Street,
Sept. 17, lftiO. 3m
Tho Only Preparation
BC3 ASS H KIRBY
Thy friend,
Ligonier, Noble eo., Indiana. Feb. 5, 1859
Watches, Jewelry
• - •77 , = - 7, ... • A Good Parma, ' •.
; WIIIISSEASC, ha sad by the Let of the It PrELIC BA4lL—Tbe undersigned, MN
OeseralAlseenably of /3M tee entitled ' *Wore et the last Inn sad Testament of I
: "An lei to regulate the General 12mtions of. s .1 9 , detemred, mill offer at Fibre
' thi s c„o oll oo ow e t ittb,” enacted 00 the 24 or, Sal , on the premises, on FRIDAY, ems Itri DAV
, July, 1829. it is enjoined on me to give Pildle l or OCTOSEIt 'err, THE VALCABLN FARM of
I Notice of such Election to be held , and to . said deceased, situate In Mointjoy 'township,
(enumerate in such notice what officers are to' Adams county, 3 miles from Gettysburg, near I
,be elected : I, ISAAC LIGHTNER. Sheriff the Baltimore Turnpike, adjoining lands of
• of the County of Adams, do, therefore, hereby i Daniel Shafer,Peter Cownover, Jacob Schwartz,
and , others, contain ing
. 108 Acres and 53
give this public notice to the Electors of the
I eat . The improvements
..,
said County of Adams , that a General Electws rc , ,
will be held in said County, on `he Second ~
- st. oi a large and commodious •-• III!
story Stone Dwelling IDJUSE, , '
Ttictilaii of Ortater next, (the MO in the a Bank Barn, covered with pine • ,
several Districts composed of the following
shingles; Wagon Shed and Corn Crib attached,
Townahtpv. viz :
Carnage House, Smake !louse, Blacksmith
In the First district, composed of the Bur- ••
Shop. end other out.imildings ; Cu excellent
ough of Gettysburg and the township of Cum
well of wa!er at the door, and two thriving Ahi-
Berland, at the Court-house, In Ge•tysburg pie Orchards, together txith a variety of other I
In the Second district. composed of the fruit. The farm is mostly under good Chesnut'
, township of Germany. at the house latcly occu- rail fences. and the I and, having been recently '
pied by Peter Lingenfeiter. in the town of limed, is under a high state of cultivation.—'
Li tlestown, in the township of Germans. , There are about 20 acres firat.quality Meadow,
In the Third district, composed of the town- with a fair proportion ofTimber. This proper.!'
ship of Oxford, at the h ,use of Jacob F. Beck, I ty, Irons its very desirable location, and front Da I
1:1 the town of New Oxford. I many superior adlautagea, offers rare induce-
In the Fourth district, composed of the ments for investment. Persons wishing to slew t
townships of Latirnore and Iluntingum, at the' said property will please c ill on Mr. Jacob
house of Caleb B. Hildebrand, in - the town
ship of llunthigton.
In the Fifth distilct, composed of the town
ships of Hamiltonban and Liberty. at the
Public School-house in Milletstown.
In the Sixth dist: ict, composedkt the town
: hip of Hamilton, at the house nNiir - occupied
by Danitl Brrker. in the town of East Berlin.
In the Seventh district. composed of the
ownship of 31, nallen, •in the Public School
house In the town of Bendersville.
In the Eighth district. composed of the
township of Straban. at the house of Jacob L.
Grass. in Hunterstown.
In the Ninth district.composed of the town
ship of Franklin. (including that part recently
stricken off from Itdetiallen,) at the house now
occupied by Joseph Bennett, in said township.
In the T-nth of the
in the Tent.. district. composed of the tow n
ship of Conowago, at the house of John
Buwbey,in ,Nlc.Sberrystown.
In the Eleventh district. composed of the
township olyyrone. at the house of Allen C.
Cook. in Ileialentborg.
. _ _
In the Twelfth district, composed of the
township of Llousitjoy, at the house of Victor
Haas, in said township.
In the Iliir.eenth district, composed of the
township at Slountp!essant, at the public
School-house in said township, situate at the
cross roe ono leading from Oxford to
the Two , the miter from iluntersto.rn
to Ilanoret-71.--
Jn tho Fourteenth district, composed of the
lkwasi,!ji of Reading, at tho public Schuol
houhein hampton.
In the Fifteenth district, composed of the
Borough of Bervrieb, at the public School-
Ixwese in Albottstown.
In the Sixteenth district, controlled of the
township of Freedom. at the honey of Nicholas
Moritz, in said township.
In the Seventeenth district, composed of the
township of Union, at the house of Enoch Le
fever. in said township.
In the EiAteenth district, contromd of the
township of Batter, at the public Schuol-house
in Midd:ttown, in said township.
In the Nineteenth district, Lumposed of the
towiniiiip of Berwick, at the Pigeon 11111
S spool-11,,unc. iu said township.
At which titue and places will be elected
ii)ll l 3‘i it a t ;
One Mew rof Congress to represent c Dis
trict co. .red of the Countie • Ad.ints,
, Frankllta, BL urd, Fulton au • mama;
One Member of A laid)
One Sheriff;
One Prothoccittry ;
One Register and corder;
One Clerk of t ouris ;
One Cain _loner;
Two b ctors of the Poor; and •
rnILADILLPHIA
Particular attention is directed to the Act of
Ai:amiably. pasted the 27 to day of February.
1819. entitled "An act relative to voting at
elections in Adams, Dauphin, York, Lances
ter, Cumberland, Brad:ord. Centre. Greene,
acrd Erie," wiz:
Saccrzox 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Coasmou.
weahh of Pennsylvania in General As.etn6 ly
met. and it is hereby enacted by the authority
of the same—that it shall be lawful fora the
qualified voters of the counties of Adams, Lan
caster, Dauphin, York, Franklin. Cumber
land, Bradford. Centre, Greene, and Erie,
from and after the passage of this act, to vote
for all candidates for the various offices to be
filed at an election on one slip or ticket :
Provided, That the office for which every can
didate is voted for, shall be designated. as re
quired by the elistidg laws of this Common
wealth.
SSICTION 2. That any fraud committed by
any person voting iii the wanner above pre
scribal. shall be punished by the existing
Taws of this Commonwealth.
Atteution is also directed to the following
section of the Act of the General Asletubly o
the seehion of 1851. entitled ••An act uo pro
vide fur the election of Judges of the ascend
Courts of this Voututonwealth :"
tiscriox 4. That the election for Judges
shall be held and conducted in the several
election districts in the same manner in all re
spects as elections for representatives are or
shall be held and conducted, and by the same
Judges. Inspeetoes, and other officers; and the
prowl/tinny- of the act of the General Assembly.
sntitkd "An Act relating vi the election/4 ofl,
this Commonwealth," approved the second
day of July, one thousand eighs, bundled ant I
thirty-nine, and the several supplements, and
all otber.like laws, as (Ix as theisarne &ball be
in force and applicable, shall be deemed and
taken to apply to the election for Judges ;1
Provided, That the aforesaid electors shall i
vote for judges of the Supreme Court on a!
separate piece of paper, 14 MI for all other,
judgi a required to be learned in the law, on
another separate piece of paper.
ALso--In and by virtue of the 14th section
of the act aforesaid, every person, excepting
Justices of the Peale, wo shall hold aby ottloel
or api ointment of pro fit or trust under the,
Goiernment of the Cnited States, or of any '
city or incorporated district, whether a com
missioned officer or otherwise, a subordinate
officer or agent, who is, or shall be employed
under the legislative,executive orjudiciary de
partment of this state, or of the United States,
or of any city or incorporated distnct, and also
that every member of Congress and of tl e
State Legislature, an I of the Select or Com
mon Council of any City, or Commissioner of
any incorporated district. is by law incapable
of holding or exereislug at the same time, the
office or appointment of Judge, Inspecior, or
Clerk of any e:ec.ion of this Commonwealth,
and chit no Judge, Inspector, or other officer
of any such election, shall be eligible to any
office to be then voted for.
At-so---That an the fourth section of the Act
of Assembly entitled "An Act relating to ex
ecutions, and for other purposes," approved
April Itlth, 1840, it is enacted that the afore
said 14th section -sha I not be construed, as
to prevent any militia officer or Lorough ,
cer, from azrving as judge, inspector er clerk,
at any general or special election in this Com
monvrealtb."
And in and by an Act of the General As
sembly of this State, passed the 241 day of Ju
ly, 1839, it is directed that the inspectors and
Judges be at the places of their districts on
the day of the General Election aforesaid, at 9
o'clock in the forenoon, to do and perhrm the
several duties required and enjoined on them 1
in and by the same act.
Arid be it further directed, in and by the
Act. of the General Assembly of this State.
aforesaid, that one of the Judges of each of
the different districts aforesaid, who shall '
Notice.
hive the charge of the certificates of the num-
bet of votes which shall have been given for i TIAVID HOOVER'S ESTATE.—Letters tee
each candidate for the different offices then i ju tamentary on the estate of David Hoover,
and there voted for at their respective di a ., late of Reading township, Adam county, de
theta, s h a ll meet t h e t hi r d d ay a f ter t h e oleo ) d, hiving been granted to the nudge
r
L i en , wh i c h shall he on Friday, the isl6m , a We d, two of them residing in the sane
October aforesaid, at the oourt-lsooes, awl wnahip, and Henry residing In Median
B oroug h o f Gettysburg, then and there to township, they hereby give notice to all
_ rons indebted to said estate to make h
make a fair statement and certificate of t he „...,„„„i and those basing claim, "assail,.
number of roses, which Asti have beeitiven E -1.--- "' e , 1, -
at the Mere% districts is the oo.uty
Adem a for any persons foe the offices aforesaid
°L ac ig t ra tl e em to e p a re t. se 1 DA em Nllll ° . Pe ll r oo lYa ir il E ib ß aa l s_, for
HENRY HOOVER. ' fw ra •
&Gil oil app:Sbentf.SLlZA.sl.6lll HOOVER, lifer.
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg, Sept. 17, 'GO. W e pt. 10, 1160. CO
Baker. its present occupant.
Should the above named property not be
sold on said day, it will be for Rent.
'Also, at the same time and place, will
be •Efered, A TRACT OF MOUNTAIN-LAM),
in Ramiltouban township. Adams county, about
3 miles north-west from the\ " Alills,"
adjoining lands of Abraham Spangler, Isaac
Lightner, Esq., an t i others, tontaiaing 11 Acres,
more or less. This tract is for the most part
thicidy covered with young and thriving ches
nut, and need only be seen to give entire satis
faction.
Iffiy-Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P M., on
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by
AARON MELT,
JAMES MeIL.VAIN,
Executors.
Sept. 3, 1861. to
Valuable Real Estate,
AT PRIVATE SALE.—The subscriber, At..
torney in Fact for the Widow and all the
Children and Legal Represent•ttives of Pirate
Wittirear, deceased, offers at Private Sale, the
following Properties belonging to the estate of
said decedent, viz
TILE MANSION, or late residence of said d lr .
ceased, being a full Lot, fronting on South Lid 7,
Gnome street, bounded by lot of Chamberlin'.
heir on the north and west, on the south by a 9
alley.- The Improvements are a good Two
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with a one
story Brick Back-biildiag, Wa.h-house, and
two additional one-story Houses, one of brick
and the other log, with a Frame Stable, Wood•
house, a well of excellent water in thiii centre
of the lot, with rotas fruit tree.. This proper
ty will he soil entire or in two parts, as way
best suit purchasers.
PROPERTY IN CINBERLANDTOWNSHIP.
—A Tra.kt of Land, in Cumberland township,
Adams county, containing in all 6 acres and
104 perches, bounded by the Gettysburg and
Littleslown Turnpike, and lands of Nathaniel
Lightner, Abraham Spangler, Mrs. Bogart,
George Spangler and Wm. Patterson ; part of
the tract is covered with young timber, and
there is also a qpring of good water upon it.—
The tract has hoes-divided and will be of
in lots, as follow ir ,No. 1. containing 21 acres
2 perches, at l'ike; No.l, 27 acres 143 perrhea;
No. 3, 4 acres 152 perches; No. 4,4,11 acres 27
perches. Thu tract will be sox: entire or ib
ots, as above stated, as may bit suit pur
chasers, JACOB II ENNER,
Attorney in Fact for etc Widow and
Heirs of Peter ‘Velitert, dec'd
Sept. 3,18 1 33. 5t
Valuable Farm,
AT PRlvxm r sALE.—The under4igned of
fer,' at Private Sale. HIS FARM, f ittimte
i =Mon township, Adams county, 2 miles
below New Oxford, on the Carlisle turnialke,
adjoining lands of ..bleob Wolf, Henry StroAt,
and others, containitig 82 *Acres and 90 Perrhei,
on which are erected 2 one and a half
story LOU HOUSES, Bank Barn, Corn .. •
Cr:b, Hog Stable. and other out-build- ' . l.. it L
logs. There are two excellent well; of ' '''' ."
wAter on the premises. The laud has nil been
limed and is In a good st.te of cultivation.
fir• Persons wishing to view the property
will call on the subscriber, resillinx on the
premises. JOIE': 1117 PP.
SepL 10, 1800. 3t
A Small Farm
AT PUBLIC SALE. —In pursuance of an
Order of the Orphan's Court of Adams
county, the subscriber.. Administrators of the
estate of Dvitst Ficus 4, deceased, will offer st
Public Sale, on the premises, on MONDAY, THR
LIT DAY Or OCTOBER NEXT, the following Real
E.Aate of said decedent, viz :
A SMALL FARM, situate In Huntington
township, Adams county, adjoining lands of
John Sadler, Eli Gochenour, Thomas Stephens
i and others. containing 41Acres and 80 Perches.
The imornvements are a Log DWEL
LING HOUSE, Spring House, Frew, Eff
Stable, and an Orchard; a never-failing
well and spring of water near the door. Leos
t i are two excellent STONE QUARRIES on the
premises, one of Slate Flag and the other'
Building Stone. A due proportion of Timber'
j and Meadow.
j Persons wishing to view the property are re
quested to call on the last-named Administra
tor, or on John Pieties, residing thereon.
Sale to commence at 1 o'cloek, P. N.,
on said
day, when attendance will be glean asal tsrtlis
made known by
JOSIAH MEWL
ISAAC E. WIERMAN,
Adasissistralors.
By the Court-11. G. Wotr, Clerk.
Sept, 10, 1860. is
Venable Real Estate, •
AT PUBLIC SALE.—WiII be offered at Pub
lie Sale, on the premises , ors Saturday, (A.
1 oof October avai, the Real Estate of Dann
NICIDICIS, deceased, cAnsisting of A PLANTA
TION, or Tree' of Patented Land, situate in
Reading township, Adams county, on the hank
of the Great. Conowago creek, adjoining lanjv
of Thomas N. Dicks, John Laydom, and Joseph
Spangler, containing 173 Acres, more or leas.
The Farm is one mile trom , New Chester and
three from New Oxford. The im
provements are a Ltrye Two-stor;
BRICK HOUSE. a large Barn. (part la
frame part log.) Log Spring House,
Wagon Shed and Corn Crib, a ith a never-fail
ing well of water near the hou-e ; tee excellent
Springs on the farm, an Ort hard, Aic. About
too acres of the land are cleared. and in a good
statt , of culti‘ation ; the rest lue well set in ex
cellent Timber. There is a due proportiou of
Meadow.
Sal! to commence at I o'clock, P. M., on
said day, when attendance w 111 be given and
teems wade known by TIII HEIRS
of Daniel Neidich, deceased.
Sept. 10, 18G0. ti
Private Bale.
THE subscriber will sell at Private Sale his
TRACT OF LAND, situated in Hamilton
ban township, Adams county, Pa., half a mile
west of Fountaindale, on the Turnpike Road,
adjoining lands of Jacob lLetleigh, Robert Wil
son, and others, containing 12 Acres, more or
less. Nine acres are in a state of good cultiva
tion, the balance in Timber. The Dwell
ing
is • Two-story LOG HOUSE, well Iff
finished outside and also inside, a good • , 111T
double Log Barn, Hog Pen, and other neces
sary buildings. There is a good Apple Orchard,
and other fruit of good quality on the premises,
also, two springs of never-tailing water near
the Dwelling.
Persons wishing to view the property will call
on the subscriber lir!ng thereon.
mar f the property is not sold on or before
the 22d day of October, it will_ on that day be
offered at Public Sale, and if not sold will be
Rented. GEORGE DENTLER.
Sept. 10, 1860. 3t
Public Sato '
o9IP A VERY VALUABLE IPARIL-12 pur
-IMUM. of az Order oldie Orphan ' s Court
Adam enuoty, will be offered at Public Bala,
on the premises, es evreday, the sth day qf Octo
ber nut, the following described Real Estate of
the late Waviest's, fintstos,Risq., deceased, viz:
TUB MANSION FARM, situate in Liberty
township, Adams county containing 275 Acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of the heirs of
Hun. James McDivit, deceased, heirs of Wm.
Iliihr, deceased, John Nunemaker, and others,
on the turnpike leading from the Maryland line
to Waynesboro', and within two miles of Em
mitsburg. The improvements are '....,,
a large Two-story Roughcast " fit!
DwellingNOUSK,Logßarn,Wagon / F,
Shed. Corn Crib, Spring House,.
_••...„..,
with an excellent spring of waters there is al:Ai
a Spring of water in the Barn-yard. There are
upo n the farm 2 Orchards, one of which is not,
excelled by any in that district of country.—
Friends' and Tom's creeks both pass through
the farm. The place has a large body of choice .
Titniv.r and a fair proportion of good Ileadow. 1
The Lind is Ina high state of cultivation, under:
good fencing. and is one of the moat desirable !
properties in the county.
The attention of buyers is especially Invited, '
as the property must Le sold. The farm will,
be sold entire or in parcels, as may best twit
purchasers. A portion of the timber embracing
about :0 acres will be sold separately-either ;
entire or in lots to suit buyers.
say - Per•ons desiring to view the property
will call on either of the Administrators, re
riding uear Fairfield, or on John Nauemaker,
residing near the farm.
"Sa:e to cJoarnence at 10 co' A. M.,
on maid day, when attendance w and
terms made known by
JAMRS H. MARS L,
JOHN MUSSHLMAN,
.4theinistraters.
Hy the Court—H. G. Wolf, Clerk.
Sept. 3, 1860. to
A Rare Chance 1
rAT.rABLE LIMESTONK PARK AT PrB
LW SALE.—The subscriber, intending
relinquish farming, Will offer at Public Sale,
n the•premises, ass Wednesday, the 261* day of
planter next, the following desirable property,
'a : .A biIIKSTONS FARM, situate in Conn
or) township, Adams county,, Pa., adjoining
1 rids of Heirs of Jacob Keller, deceased, and
o hers, one mile from Hanover and the same
distance from .11cSherrystown, along the Littles
town Railroad, containing 130 Acres, more or
less, with due proportions of bleadow and
Woodland. The Farm is under good fencing
and good cultivation. The improve
ments are a nearly now BRICK HOUSE,
with Basement and a Two-story Rack- fl a r,f
building, a large Bank Barn,- Wagon "
Shed,: Corn Crib, Spring House, and all other
n..4fessary out-buildings; a never-failing spring
of water at the buildings, and a young bearing
Apple Orchard, with other fruit, such as peach
es, pears, plums and cherries. • Thy farm is well
a lotted, having four springs upon it' and a
stream running through it. This is one of the
most desirable properties in the county, and the
a• tention of Capitalikts is invited to it,. Such a
chance to purchase, is rarely offered. Persons
wi , hing to view thel property are requested to
call on the subscriber, rtsiding thereon.
fff'S•lc to commence at I o'clock, P. 11,11
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms triode known by MARCUS WORTZ.
Aug. 27, IdCO. 1a
A Limestone Farm
AT PUBLIC SALE.--,The subscriber will
offer at Public Sale, on the premises. on
Tuesday, Ike 211 A of STtenber inst., the following
described valuable property, viz :
A LIMESTONE FARM, situate in Hamilton
ffau township. Adams county, Pa., adjoininz
lands of Wm. Culp. James Marshall, Blythe's
heirs, nod others, containing 133 Acres, more
or less, with due proportioui of excellent Wood
land and Meadow. The farm is In a good state
of cultivation and under good fencing. A
wnet-failing stream of water palsies !brunt)]
the telly!, making It eery desirable for pastur
ing. 'The improvements are a
Two-story - LOG HOUSE, with
h:itchen attached,Double Log Barn, . 1 - 1 II
new Wagon Shed and Corn Crib.,
Spring House, S woke House, large Hog Pen,
and other out-buiangs; a well of never-fail
ing water at the door, and a good Apple Or
chard, with other fruit.
There Is also on the farm a new and substan
tial LIME KILN, with plenty of Lime Stone.—
The Lime-burning business has been carriel
on on this Farm for a cumber of years, always
with profit ; and as the bo ty of Lime Stolle is
heavy, and of good quality, a rare chance is
now offered to any oae who m ty desire to con
tinue the business. •
!lejr•Persons desiring to view the property
are rousted to call on the subscriber, at the
Limo Factory, in Gettysburg, or on the family,
residing on the farm.
irtirdale to commence et 10 teclock, A. IL.
on ►eid day, when attendaacc will be given and
terse' made knows by
GEORGE C. CRASS.
Sept. 3,18 CO. is
Valuable Farm for sti.le.
T.r.lE subseribn offers for sale, on very sic
commodutinz terms, TWO FARMS.
o. 1, situate in Strabah township, Adams
county, 3 miles east of Gettysburg, 1 mile from
the Railroad, containing 110 Acne, more or
less, the improvements on which
are a STUNK HOUSE, good Bank
Barn, and o t her out-buildings.—
About 15 acres are in Meadow, and
there is running spring water in every field,
which never fiils. There is a large Orchard of
choice grafted Fruit, about 4 acres. About
2700 or MO bushels of Lime have been put
upon the farm, and its convenience to the
Railroad renders Lime very accessible. There
is a due proportion of Timber.
No. 1, situate in Cumberland township, on
the Emmitsburg !load, a mile and a half from
Gettysburg, containing 145 Acres : more or less,
the improtements inn which are It new FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, Ltrge Brick Darn, and
other uut-bnildingA; a well of water at the
barn. and one at the house. Abaft 23 acres
are in Meadow. There is a due proportion of
Tauber. About 3.000 bushels of Lime have
been put upon the Farm.
Semr-The terms will be made known on ap
plication to the subscriber.
PETER TROSTLE.
Sept. 3, 1860. tf
A Tract of Land,
AT PUBLIC SALE.—Tbe subscriber, Ex
ecutor of Pitman Ptsasos, deceased. will
utter at Public Sale, on the premises, on Satyr
day, tAs WA day of (*lobe , newt, the following
Real Estate of said decedent. viz:
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in Latimore
township, Adams county, adjoining lands of
Wm. F. Bonner, Michael Lear, and others, con
taining 33 ACRES, more or less, fully one-half
being well-covered with Chesnut, and White,
Black and Rock oik TIMBER. There are two
good springs on the tract.
ROO-Persons wishing to view the property
are requested to call ost the undersigned, or on
John A. Spealman, in Petersburg. The tract
will be offered together or in parts, as may best
suit purchasers.
slar-Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on
said day, when attendance will bz given and
terms made known by
ISAAC E. WIERMAN, Execiaor.
Aug. 27, 1860. is
Notice.
JOHN MILLER'S ESTATE.—Letters testa
mentary on the estate of John Mille;, late
of Reading township, Adams county, deceased,
having bean granted to the undersigned, resid
ing in the same township, they hereby give
notice to all persons Ind ‘bted to said estate to
make Immediate payment, and those haring
claims against the wee to present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement.
ADAM MILLER,
SOLOMON MILLER,
ADAM C. MILLER,
Aug. 13, 1860. (It Meader*
Notice.
TACOB LITTLE'S =STATE.—Letteire tes
t) tamenbu7 on the estate of Jacob Little,
late of Strobes township, Adams minty, de
ceased, having bees greeted to the sedersign
ed, residing in the mins township, bt hereby
Bit. es notice to ell persons indebted to sell estate
to make Immediate payment, and them b minx
chains against the same to present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY LITTLE,
Sept. 3, MO. QS Exerogr.
Dqsirable Property
ATAT PUBLIC BALE.—The subscriber, In
trading to remove Into town, will offer at
is Sale, on the premises, o* Saturday, the
661 day of October acre, THE PROPERTY be now
occupies, situated on the pettyshurg borough
line, 8 acres and 313 perches being within the
borough and about 13 acres in Cumberland
township--the tracts adjoining each other.—
The land is in a good state of cultivation, and
the fencing good. The improve
ments are a well fiuished one and
half story Brick Dwelling HOUSE,
Brick Back-building, llouse,
an excellent well of soft water; a thriving
young Apple Orchard, wiih a variety of peach,
plum and cherry trees. The property adjoins
David McMillan , Mrs. Shultx,John H. McClel
lan, Geo. Arnold, I'. A. k S. Small, and a pub
lic lane.
gerSale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by
EPHRAIM 11ANAWAY.
Aug. 20, 1909. is
Valuable Real Estate
AT PUBLIC SALA—The subscribers, Ex
ecutors of JOlll llttten, deceased, will
otter at Public Sale, uu the premkes, on Thurs
day, the 27th day of tirrrnstrr nez:, the following
valuable Real Estate of said decedent, viz
TITS MANSION FARM, situate in Reading
township, Adams county, Pa., adjoining lands
of Jacob Smith, Benjamin Malann, Michael :end
Peter Barb°lt, and others, containing I GO Acres,
more or less, wiih a sufficiency of first-rate
Woodland and Meadow. The Farm is in ex
cellent cultivation, having been several times
limed; and the fencing is of the best (pinty,
mostly of chesniit rails. It is one of the most'
productive Farms in the county.—
The Improvements consist of a
Two-story BRICK HOUSE, new ;
Two-story Brick Baek-building, ." •
large Bank Barn, Wagon Shed and Cor: Lrtb,
Carriage House, large Hog Pen. Spring House,'
Smoke House and Dry House, and all other ne
cessary oat-buildings; two springs of never-.
failing water convenient to the buildings. also ,
• well, with a pump in4t,irt the barn yard; nu
excellent. Apple Orchard, not excelled in the
township, with other 'fruit, such as peaches, ,
pears and cherries. There is a never-failing'
stream of waiter through the farm.
• Also, A TRACT OF LAND, adjoining the
Mansion Farm. containing 10 Acres, more or
less, about 3 acres being in timber. The im
protcmunts sr.: a Two-story. BRICK HOUSE,
and Putter Shop—both new.
Also, A TRACT Oi? LAND, situate in the
same township, adjoining lands of Adam
Brown, George ts`romer. George Fissel, William
Myers, and others, containing 44 Acres, more
or less—about FS acres being Woodland. The
cleared land has been well limed—gr.rnite soil.
There is a good spr:ng on the property and
running .water throng), it.
On Friday, Eke 28114 day of September tirzl, will
be offered, on the premises, A TRACT OF
CIIRSNUT.TIMBERLANIVintuate iu Hunting
ton township, Adams county, adjoining lands
of John Bream, Smith's heirs, and ethers, con
taining 5 Acres and 94 Perches. The tract Is
well covered with first-rate rail timber.
Syr-Persons wishing to view either of the
three first mentioned properties are requested
to call at the mtu.ion house; and to view the
chesnut timberland Mr. John Bream may be
called upon.
sol-Bale to commence at 10 o'cabk, A. M.,
on said days, wiieu attendan.:e will be giveunfid
terms made kutwu by
ADAM MILLER,
801,41M0.1.1 MILLER,
ADAM C. MILLER,
Aug. 27, iscn. ts* Nxeculors.
Public Sale.
pursuance of an Order of the Orphan's
I Court of Adams county, the subscribers, Ad
mmistrators of the estate of Josef% Cummins,
deceased, will offer at Public Sale, on the
premises. on Saturday, the 2,:itik day of Sep:coder
next, the following valuable Real Estate, vita.
A FA rtai, situate in Freedom ton nship, Adams
county, on the Ettnnitsburg road. about smiles
from Gettysburg, adj,inins lauds of Jacob
Brown, Ilenry Myers, and others, containing
MI Acres. more or leis, with a sufficiency of
first-rate Meadow and Timberland. The term
is in excellent cultivation, and good lancing.—
The improvements ere a large Two
story
Brick Dwelling HOUSE. large thi"
Bank Barn, 11 - ligon Shed. Corn Crib,
and all other necessary out-buildings ; three
nevar-failingsprings of water, also a well with
a pump in it; an Apple Orchard of choice fruit.
mar Persous wishing to view the property
are requeatol to call on the lass named Ad
ministrator, residing on the premise: ,
gray-Sale to ;commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
on said day, when attendance will be gi% en and
terms made knuun by
UCTAVILS CREEGER,
JOSEPH M. CREEGiIt, Adm'rs.
By the Court—H. G. WOLP, Cl Pk. •
Aug. 27, 18G0. is
Register's Notice.
N'OTICS is hereby gii en to all legatees and
other persons concerned that the A.dmia
istration accounts hereinafter mentioned will
be presented st the Orphan's Ciurt of Adams
county for confirmation and allowance, on
needy, the 25M of Sep:ember nea, at 10 o'clock,
A. H., tiz:
214, The first and final account of Barnard
Hildebrand And Abner B. Hildebrand, Admin
istrators of the estate of Wiliiam.Hildelrrand,
deceased.
215. The first and liattl account of Jacob
Mundorff, Jr., Executor of the last will and
testament of Jacob Muudorff, deceased, settled
by Adam Hebert and Charles B. Polley, Admin
istrators of the estate of Jacob Mundurff, Jr.,
deceased.
216. Account of Jacob Mundorff, Jr., testa
mentary Trustee, under the Will of Jacob
Mundorff. Sr., deceased, for John Mundoreund
Mary Middlecoff, (afterwards Mary Albert) and
her children,
settled by Adam Hebert and
Cbarlea B. Polley, Administrators of J •
Standoa, Jr.. deemured
217. The first account of Rufus Duttra, Ad
ministrator of Geo. W. illitinger, deceased.
118. The first and final account of David
Clapsaddle, Executor of the last will an I testa
ment of Elizabeth Clapsaddle, late of llountjoy
township, deceased.
Also, on October lar.
119. The first and fund account of Abrnham
Krise and John Massebalm, Administrators of
the estate of Christian Shully, deceased.
120. The first and final account of Samuel
R. Russel, Administrator of the estate of Wm.
G. Seitz, deceased.
1.) gofer.
Register's Office, Gettys
burg, Aug. 27, 11160.
Ladies' One Price
EANCY FUR STORE I—JOHN FAREIIIA,
No. 718 Arch St., between 7th and Bth Ste.,
iladelphia, (late of
818 Market St.,) Ii
porter, Manufactur
of and Dealer in
kinds of F ANC
Raving
moved to my N.
Store, 718 Arch Si
and being now enzai
ed entirely in the Ur
ufacture and Sale
Fancy Furs, which,
accordance with
"One Price Principl ,
I have marked at .
lowest possible prices consistent with a reason
able profit, I would solicit a visit from those in
west of Furs for either Ladies' or Childrens'
Wear, and an inspection of my sele-tion of
those goods, satisfied, as I am, of my ability to
please in every desired essentia:.
'Persons at a distance, who may find it
inconvenient to call personally, need only name
the article they wish, together with the price,
and instructions for lending, and forward the
order to my address—money aecampaoying—
to insure a satisfactory compliance whit- tbl6
wishes. [Sept. 3,.11110.
Notice to Trespaasera: -
TUE undersigned hereby warn ail'persons
against trespassing on their prrmises in
ii ting or hunting. The game laws will be
rigidly enforced against all such trespassers.
Jacob Starry, Samuel Wolf,
John Diets, Michael Miller,
Henry Stock, Sr., David March,
Lydia Irony, Bonbon Wulf,
Henry Stock, Jr., John L. Collins,
Ere WoV, . Wesley Reagy,
Juba Bapp, Daniel lihrehati,
Wm. Wagoner, George Lou‘b.
llimiltan tp., Sept 3, leo. 3t
Ayer's Cethartio AUL .
A " you skit, feeble,
and compininktgt
Are you out of order, wit
!your system deraaged,ani
sour feelings uncomforta.
tile? These symptoms aro
often the prelude to serioa'
illness. Some fit of shet
ness is creeping upon yet
and should be averted b;
a timely use of the righ
remedy. Take Aver's PIII/
and cleanse out 'the limn
dered humors—purify th ,
blood, aid let the fluid
move on unobstructed
healthagain. They stitnu•
late the functions of th
body into vigorous netir.
ty, purify the system from
the obstructions which make diseise. A c0 ., 1
settles somewhere in the body, add obstructs
its natural functions. These, if not relieved,
react upon themselves and tee surrounding or
gans, producing general aggravation, Suffering,
and disease. While in this condition, oppress
ed by the derangements. take Ayer's Pale, and
see bow directly they restore the natural action
of the system, and bidi it the buoyant feeling
of health again. What is true and so apparent
in this trivial and c ommon complaint, is also .
true in many of the deep-scated and dangerous
dissemrers. The sinie purgative effect expeli
them. Cancel by similar chstructions and de
rangettents of the natural functions of the
body, they are rapt,lly, arid many of them sure
ly, cured by the same means. Nona uho know
the virtues of these Pills, will negleot to employ
them alien suffenng floor the disorders they
cure.
Statements from leading physicians in some
of the principal cities, and from other well
known public perznus
FrorCitrorinirdlng klerchant of St Louis, Folk 4,1356.
DK A} er : Your Pills are the paragon of all
that is great in medicine. They have cured
my little daughter of ulterotts sores upon her 1
hands and feet that had I roved incurable for
years. Her mother has been long grievously
afflicted with blotches and pimples on her skin
and iu her hair. After our child wait cure -
she also tried your l'ills, and they have cured
her.* ASA Moßatupac
AS A FAMILY PHYSIC.
/real Dr. IL W. Cartwright, Saw OrtitaaaL
Your-Pills - are the prince of purges. Their
excellent qualities _surpass any cathartic wu
possess. They are mild, but very certain and ,
effectual in their 'tenon on the bowels, which
makes them invaluable tool in the dally-trtat
meat of disease.
HEADACHE, SICK HEADACHE, FOUL
STOMACH.
from Dr. Edward ►Mrd, Daltloan.
Deer Bro. Ayer: ICa 11111 A aulwer you what
complaints I have cured with your Pills better
than to say all that we ever treat with a purga
tive medicine. I place great dependence on as
effectual cathartic iu my daily contest with
disease, and believing as I do that your Pills
afford us the best we have, I of course value
them highly.
Pittsburg, Pa., May 1, 183.
Dr. J. C. Ayer—Sir: I hare been repeated
ly cured of the worst headache any body ClUll
have by a dose or two of your Pills. It seems
to arise from a foul stomach, which they cleanse
at once. Yours with great respect,
Ere. W. Perna, Cl'k of Bteamet Clarion.
BILIOUS DISORDICRS-M VER COMPLAINTS.
lima Dr. Tbsoden Dell, or New York City.
Not only are your Pillm admirably adapted Um
their purpose as an asperient, but I find their
beneficial effects upon the Liver very marked
indeed. They have In my practice proved more
effectual for the cure of bilious complaints thaw
any one remedy I can mention. I sincerely re
joice that we have at length a purgative which
is worthy the confidence of the profession and
the people.
Department of the interior,
Washington, D. C., 7th Feb. Idepe.
Sir: I have used your Pills in my general
and hospital practice ever since you made them,
and cannot hesitate to say they are the but
cathartic we employ. Their regulating action
on the liver is quick and dFcided, consequently
they are an admirable remedy for derangements
of that organ. Indeed, I have seldom found a
case of bilious disease so obstinate that it did
not readily yield to them. Fraternally yours,
ALONZO BALL, M. D.,
Physician of the Marine Hospital..
DYSENTERY, DIARRIKEA, RELAX,WORMS.
Front Dr. J. G. Drees, of Chkago. -
Your Pills have had a long trial in my ;prac
tice, and I bold them in esteem as one of the
best aperients I have ever found. The altera
tive effect upon the liver makes them an excel
lent remedy, when given in• small doses for
bilious dysentery and diarrhma. Their sugar
coating makes them very acceptable and con.
venient for the arse of women and children.
DYSPEPSIA; IMPURITY OF TUN BLOOD. ,
Pros Rey. J. T. Mose, Pastor of Advent Charon Reuss„ Dr. Ayer : I have used your Pais with ex
traordinary success in my family and amoog
those lam called to visit in distress. To regu
late the organs of digestion and purify the
blood, they are the very best remedy I have
ever known ' sad I can confidently recommend
them to my friends. Yours, J. V. Hutu.
Waxsaw, Wyoming co., N. Y., Oct. 44,'65.
Dear Sir: Asiin using your Cathartic Pills
in my practieWrand find ttem an excellent
purgative to cleanse the systYm and purify the
fountains of the blood.
Joua 0. Mg“:1111M, 1. D.
CONSTIPATION, COSTIVENESS, SUPPRES
SION, IiIIEUMATISII, GOUT, NEURALGIA,
DROPSY, PARALYSIS, FITS, ETC.
Prow Dr. J P. Vaughn, Montreal, ellhl4ll.
Too much cannot be said of your Pills for
the cure of costiveness. If others of our fra
ternity have found them as effit.icious as I
have, they should join me in proclaiming it for
the benefit of the mu;titud•s who suffer from
that complaint, which, although had enough in
itselLis the progenitor of others that are worse.
I believe costiveness to originate in the liver,
but your Pill Affect that organ and lure the
disease.
/rem Wn E. Stuart, Physician Lod 3.lltrife, Bodo /,-
I
find one or two large doses of Your Pitts,
taken at the propel, time, are excellent promo
tives of the natural secretion when wholly or
partially suppressed, and also very effectual to
cleanse_ the stomach awl expel warms. They
are so much the best physic we have that I re
commend no other to my patients.
from the Her Dr. Hawke', of the Methodist Spa. Church.
Pulaski House, Savannah, Ga., Jan. 0, '56.
Honored Sir: I should be ungrateful for
the relief your skill has brought Mt if I did not
report my case to you. A cold settled in my
limbs and brought on excruciating neuralgic
pains, which ended in chronic rheumatis.n.—
Notwithstanding I had the best of physicians,
the disease grew worse and worse, until by the
ath ice of your excellent agent in Baltimore, Dr.
Mackenzie, I tried your Pills. Their effects
were slow, but sure. By persevering in the use
of them, I am now entirely well.
Senate Chamber, Baton Rouge, La., 6 Dee.'s4,
Dr. Ayer: I have been entirely cured, by
your Pills, of Rheumatic Gout—a painful dis
ease that ad afflicted me for years.
bar Most of the Pills in market contain 31ei.
cury, which, although a valuable remedy la
skilful hnuds. is dangerous in a public pin,
from the dreadful consequences that frequent
ly follow its incautious use. These contain no
mercury or mineral substance whatever.
Pelee, 25 teats per Bet, or I &nester $l.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. lin k CO., Lowell, Nati
he sold by A. D. Buehler, Gettysburg; P.
Boblitz, Arendtsville ' • Paztoa. k• McCreary,
Fairfield; P. A. Myers, New Cheater ;•31. Stagier,
New Oxford, E. Iliteshew, York Springs; and
dealers generally.
Sept. 3,1860. lyeow
G. A. & E. A. Landoll;
wro.. 110 NORTH WHARVES, PHILADSL:
illi PHIA, manufacture and have for sale ,
ISpermaceti, Patent Sperm , Hy,.
CANDLES draulic, Adamantine, Hotll,Car
and Tallow Candles.
Pure Sperm, Lard Bleached Whale, Sett •
• lttal• Stephen!, Strained Whale, Teasers',
C urriers , Palm, Olsine. and Red Oils.
SOAPS I White, Yellow, Brown, Cbenanaji
Olive, Fancy, and other Soaps. •
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