4"l"fec, am A :TOP vir \f/ • ilk • : ' ; •47.• . _ ,o4nzgoltossmirt s.-- - THE PEOPLE MOVING! licnasing Deniocratic Meetings —all Large and Fnthusiastio ! THE WATCLI FIRES la - ENING BRIGHTLY ! Meeting At J. E. Smith's Notwithstanding the unfavorable character of the weather and the bad state of the roads on Monday evening last, the Democratic ,meeting at J. E. Spit Els, in IMountpleasatit t:lwnship, was truly a GRAND RALLY, de monstrating beyond all doubts how earnest is the feeling in that quarter of the county in the present canvas*. Not only was the im mediate neighborhood largely represented, I,nt there were in attendance delegations from Irishtown, New Oxfird and Abbottstown— coming in with martial motile, thit;s and ban ners. amidst the hearty cheers of all askew- It was a most stirring occasion. The mm:ing was er.lle I to order by John Busboy. Sr., Zvi., who proposed the f u ll o w. ing officers.. Ad.mted. We give the names from memory, the list Imsring ib been There may hence be inaccuracies, but we trust not: Tresiderf. Wm. TT. L"rr. Es / . Vice Pi 'siderite. Jac.ll Joxerh J. 'Smith. John I.cm-h, J. F. 13-eit, John 800- Frariz Pohlman. J.A.n L. 'Henry Kul.n, 4'onr3ot Bonder, John LW:v., . S.onuol ltilt, George Lawrence, J. E. Scrreturi'es. M. B George F. Kalh• ifieish, Pita?' Sureringor, L iwrenve. John Gibson, E.q.. and 3. W. Dittirrer. of York, Dr. H. S. I'effer, John Ensbey. E.l„ mtd Andrew DeMine. Esq., ue -ceissivel y al frogs:ll the meating. sin 1 their remarks %sere received with many dertionsir.ii Lions entl!nri.i•re. 'The •erolid remainea until n late Lour, and after a short speech from 11. 1. nti;ourned willb three 'thundering cheers :for the tititet. The right pirit is abroad in that :varier. To the ladies-acknowledgments are due for the serrhandsome bouquets presented to the rival:en at the conclusion of their several speeches. Nothing could be wore the interest which our fair friends snallifested on the occasion. Zeering at East Berl n. Another tremendous outputring of the De- Inocracy was witnessed, at East. Berlin, on Tuesday evening. The people tloclted in by 1 %indite/Iy. until BeLker's hotel and the stn-ets en two sides of it I ecarne a perfect jam.— New Oxford. Iripht..nn and Abl ottetuwn arere repretrntrd by nn immense d+•legation, accompanied with n•nrtial music. whilst flags were eying from re•.rly all the wagons and smaller vehicles. Of course their entrance int•+ town created the lit.cliest enthusiasm. 1 - in I anal shouts as went on can only come It+•m the lino sf nrotts.,l Democrats. A ata7).l tart 1), en crevtea for the• ne,r, at which tic n:etaiag organivAl. as : Gi (+Rex Kivn, T:-.%. ree /}es;dents, IVooda. "frrn. 8. Ilillehrtind, Jeremiah S?•iviknolh. John King. Simnel Ornlorff, Ilaj. Wm. Wolf. ill••orze Raker, q.. Thema* S 3L-sera. bellor.e, Emanuel 1 2Ceiti:el... '3' :mei... Ilurrirail. Jahn Thorp. Jo.epli 1.in , 1. Fre.leriek Holtz John Lynch, I.:e.tenliett, Daniel Wei key, Jeme Jac-dlr.*. W. SAinier. John tloi.,•invv,„ Genr:..e B ker. cer.) llci:ry S::iretn in, nenr,ze 3fon•loi ff. Ser,t'arie , , Henry L. .11 Err. s E. 5,1.411011 :%I;iler. A!. , wr Ili!debroagi K. St , .nor, G-orge B sew+. P. Att:new John 1/ell..;:e,(;corge Squrhier. Jn., \V. siuin g er, din Gibson, E-q.. 2)r. D. S. I't.:.:. ant Audi-eq. dhme. Es. L , -.,dirc:.sed the audictue is a moat ace , tptable r.ntrivel their eca rtte being freq u tty :,11,1_ warmly applauded. 11. J. Stehle also participated in the apeaking, -and at a late Dour au adjournment wan had, when bteurty ecrs meresiven fur tic whole ticket. The Incetirg was one of the most enc•mtaginz we ever attended, and we therefore look fur g, ucl account frum that tier of Meeting in Buchanan Valley The nieetieg at Strashaugh's .4.41 Wednesday evenin,:, well amended, nearly every voter in the Vlllley being pres .ent. A warm interest was manifested by A in the prucoesingp. itind throughout.there were many zunnifeht:ttious of er:thusia.m.— The i.ffieess of the 'peeling were: Preside-4f, IttrartT Vice Preiideutv, Veneci. , Will. Jahn Cale John Brady, Samuel Itra•ty. e-. •Jui• n s, Andrew Kael, John Harz, I. T1,0ti,..• SfCI drt) if S. Cearge C. lc. Chalice .N 1 Ken . rick, J,,epli Warner. John Ifelienrick, John J. Brady, Jilin A. Noel. Wm. A. Duncan, EN.. was then called out, and he ably and Nil!) , .liscuasrai the issues of the canvass, at curitEderable length. Ile was fulluwed by 4. J. Stable, at the condo...km of whose remarks tits meeting adjourned with three of the loudest kiwi of cheers fur the cause and the ticket. Meeting at Faitfield. Notwithstanding the rain and the muddy roads, the meeting at Fairfield on Thursday evening was very large, that end the sur rounding townships being fully represented. It was a grand turn-out of the Democracy of that region. The Band startei from this place at 3 o'clock, and with the rich uniforms of the members, the magnificent chariot. drawn by six spirited horse/, in the hands of that accomplished reinsman, Mr. Charles Weaver, created a real excitement of enthusi - asm all along the way. Two mile, this side of Fairfield the Band was met by a large delegation of horsemen, under the mitrshal ship of Thomas A. Marshall and Jacob L. Firor, and escorted into town, wagons and other vehicles loaded down with Democrats here and there joining the escort. At a later period' in the evening a delegation or six and four-horse wagons, buggies, also eutered the town. A commodious stand. de corated in prutasion with the richest of wreathe, was erected nearly opposite Stem's hotel. where the meeting was organised as follows, Mr. Hubert McClear caltinj it to order: ' President. JACOB L. Fttoa. Vice Ilteethals, Jew P. Topper, Wm. Wiaalitelnier. Aaron Woodring, giipor a Aognstos UartteL George Fined, graso4 Bream. William Culp, Prr Stoner, George Trezkle. .Siet ey, R o b ert .11e0loughlin. Lukas Rotueon, George UnS, Br.,, iirrirsrier, Benj. J. Reed. Jan W. Yo- Cowie% Pao* Skiaroaier, Amid L. Topper, Genript ,IltaLeoo, Moses Snabroolto, Jimepn Galbsab, Winsbrecaer, Wm. U. .14'w• J. C. Neely; Esq.. adamant thk r ateetin4 in .0 speo o ,4 otakaidenthie lentiung up sn - teessibtfuel the people cot tine eosin!, anti giving Use. a fair and that tilecussit u. His remarks were received with mach appro biitiun. 11. J. Stahl. succeeded him in a P ptinrt ppeech, ellen the meeting adjourne.l with three (-Leers fur the ticket, three t. r the Bard, and three fur the Demucrncy ut ifionhan. The Band are indebted to the ladies of Fairfield and •bicinily for the present of a number of splendid wreatti4 and bouquets, among the richest we erer raw. Messrs. Jesse P.andjoseph T , ,pper had their residences.. this side of Yrirtield, handgurnely illuminated, and decorated with numerous wreaths and flowers. We could nut but ad mire their spirit. meeting at Littlestowa The meeting at Littlestonti, on Friday evening, was the largest political gather-lug ever had in that place--neknowledgel so by Opposition gentlemen of the highe.t respec tability. The number in attendance wa■ ful ly (nor times as large as at the Opposition meetinx there a few evenings previous.— Large delegations from Moantpleasant, Con. ewago, Oxford, Union and Berwick, came io, w itl fla;..s and music, et-crating the wildest enthusiasm. It was a glorious rtilly. Toe meeting was orpnizel as f.,11..ws President, Awns Ltravra. - Vire Presidents, Simon S. Bisioir, John Mor eau, Win. H. Lott, Elijah Musson , Abraham Horner. Joan Rider, Peter tireenbotov,Jaeol, K'unk. Wm. ltittase; Thomas Bade, Capt. Thomas Brady. David P. Bai•..leremiah o,+t, George L iwrenta', Jacob J. Litt'e, Win. Di t• tent, Levi Golden, J. E. Smith, Jacob Althoff, Ili•nry &eerie's-icy, Anrin L. Irshap, George W. Storer, Ferdinand Raitter, Bcnj anti, Bulli e r Vineet;t. Sneeriniter, Jacob Myers, Am brofie; E rue. John Bushey, Jr. Tur Meeting was addre•se I by E. B. Buehler, Esq., John Ritchie, Esti , (of Frederick.) W. t. Duricsu. Esq., J, C. Neely. Esq., Dr. 1). S. Peffer, and John Buzbey, Er.q., in a iery ac eptaole manner, the *arm applause of the hearers tre quendy attesting how earnestly they enlorsert I•ie sentiments of the speakers. t'apt_C.re lie's tlieeeetion at Black Pepnltlieen pr:t Spies WAS si•ry forcible, whilst his eloq•ient appeals went (I,tectly home to the hrirts ut his heir. re. Antos LeLeter, E+q , und 11. J. SLthle .Ico ad drerscd ttie *netting, AN hen it adjourned wall loud buzias for tt.e Llenlocr. , ty and the ticket. ADDRE*4 (if the Dem -rtlir, Sla't F.rertrtire a.mtni."?.• Oh P , n m t ylra nia. The election of the nPxt Govern'lr t.f . Penn ‘3lvto.in in close nt futlid. Its itnocrtnoce a. the nuo.sets cannot he overrated, and its in- Ruenoa upon the Pretideutitl contest esttnot I .e too highly 04=5NA. In view of t'.ese faet.. the Demoerutio State Eleeative Com mittee invoke.' the eaaroest attontion of all v, ho are ettaeltelt to rite titsl interests of Pc nrcicanis , nn.t me anxious to naitntain inc', late the 'acrid c•ctozets of the Federal Con.titution„ T.te inflitonee of Penneykrani-ibas situ Iva bees great soil cunt•ullin .; in the ritilitical history of the entieltry. It,-r pe ,pie are al, wily* willing to throw themselreit into the ' hreach when dan,nerit 'menace the imiteritan,e i ter trim their fathers. , I%en peril , . threi:en to overt% h. Im - 't hem.-thev bee one a i nod of hr alien.. fi;eiting for a en ninon I ..--entry. This truth liar reoeired additional I p-oaf within the past few weeks. Fully ins- pre.-e1 with the entoevienei-e of disc •r 4 and i di sections in their ranks. the Deinne,•oti t 1 p arty 0/ ./'rkiii.;,/roii , 'n I. av tern:he a nail in intiiieirl of II ii , y I). fns rr, the noin:ii , e lf the Be v't Iv Cotire , ,li , l4 ! Ile ha , Lee 1 aceep- ted i.t the c .tii e Democracy as their lender ; ..n I ,:heir el an pion. 'I boss-ands of lo . i at : an I e •, an /twit. s.,.e.tertil tbr to.ituati the C tame nitre:lll'i am' utitramm !esti tiij 1 tarty ur,.:..it's,,tion, will aid in swell ii e hi• majority in Oc:olier. The chee ing p-espe.es i of his sprees 1'3%0 etridic a %%ills terror the foss Of the Usiiniii Anti the eniniiiitutinn ihro•ighout the country ; aliti the Hetet Wienn I columns are new he-ginning to waver lief ire the t i;reraus charge el the united and ei•thu .,ia-tic Lem wraey. It is patent to every one : i t all cunt tirsatit with the history of the timed, that the election of Henry D. Foster tit ill.he tloi . attain defeat of I.ineulii and 11 imlim in Menu-ykatii.t. It is 411 rillelSl/11Z to 111P11.1117,C Cie Li t di .r the jteeof bait!,, Itl the Ohl Key s-•,..ie must lie 10i,,:,..1 i.i U tolidr, aid not to Notemb. r. A fearful rtspolisihilite, there :ore. rests open the ft-cute:l of this Cumiettn weali 1... i t, tde ei , eti.iii id a Dea.ocrazie Gover nor wi ll i.i-sue the defeat el Iteptidtean-see- Li:tit:thin'. It wi.l pr.oluee a united Dernuerv iy in every 15 - ate in t'.e U. 411111. Its irrirai..- tub'e farce and i ower will everywhere aims Gus the elements sf true conserra:ism. and induce /he sovereign people to deman i with fearless voice a solid Uni it of all their forces, 11, ipiasitinh to the [read of those sleiligeroull. prin.:tiles which at tine time form the basis 0 the Itepuhlsran pat ty. It le folly to .close our eyes to the perils r hid, eurroun I oar Coraederaisy. The elec tion sf Lincoln and thinifin, if eutispnitnated, dittst be produe /V 0 tit thtt most disastrous een•equem es. The doctrines of the Repute Penn is. dere are in direct avtagunieni to that equality of the Stelae. without which we eon ii„t h, pet., preserte the Colon and the Con stdutivii. 'this position cannot he buts err fii ly eontroverted. 11 was plainly voittliAl.heti W4lllll Mr. Seward said, at Re/wester, that there was "on i a rep! (Selt:C CLIO( ia betwee n op, im.iny and enifurinj liirce,i," anti lheii - /he i Unite .1 States must and will, sooner or later.l ine.nue cutii thy a frit or slare-)oinn nal . suis. ' 1 01... Lincoln, toe licit i. hlicaot candidate for the ', Preeideney, expt-essed the same sentiment when to said, to his canvass lur the Senate ..i . t h e United States, that the agitation of si 'very "teal nut reuse until a crisis :hull her:: been retteliel and passed. A house divi ned against el ,elf . menu' stand! .1 &h e r e the !pew "meld Caill1(11 endure perinanen.ly half 1 static, and half fi ee." Under loyal taws, and the Curistitutiun of the United &a es, filteza States chum, and now enjoy, the right to hold negroe , as pro perty—a right which cannot lie interfered , with. directly or indirectly, without destroy ing their equality, and wealseniug the bowls of a common Union. Tile election of Mr. ) Lincoln will nalisputahly add ano Jewett', I to the agitation tit the slavery question in the North—where it will end, the iuture can only eeLerwine. It may gt‘e birth to disciples,' imbued with the spirit of John Brown, who :, may again carry the torch, the pike, and the 1 rifle to Southern homes, mid disturb the shades of Moans Vernon and liiontieello by servile insurr.r.tetions. Why should l'ennut- 1 vania, by her tow, give cncouragetnent to sus' dangerous itgitatiuti ! The men tit the South' are our Lretliten—tbey have their rights,' end only ask tar their maintenance under the; Curtstitutwii and we laws of the country.— The people Ali this State only know slavery , as a Constitutional question ; and, as such, they feel that its settlemeut belongs to the ' Court of the Unite[ St,ii.ce. There it should' be left, in all time to wine. the de..isiun &it! the Courts must be respected and enforced. All our property is preteeted lty cue laws, as cuustrue.l iy judicial tribuniD i s. Debts are collected, wrongs are punished, and rights I are euturtied, by the's/Line jct.:betel authority. ' Why, then, should the pa., ,le tit Petiusylva-1 I ma old in the perpetration of suite and agini- viola upon a -subject winan belongs to Consu -1 tutamal ouustrueuou ? Lu two weeks an an swer must be given to this inipirtatit quesuun. The vote of this State, cast in favor ill Henry I). Foster, will be an invitation to New Turk I and New Jersey, already anxious to unite against Republicanism and Abolitionism, to joi n with Penusylvaula in the great struggle to restore peace and harmony among the ids ter Commonwealths of our National Cenfede rcy. Out the result of the October election is nut only important in a National point of view. Local issuer of immense amplitude anti in volved in the contest. These nave been par tially lost sight, of in the discussion of blip clonal topics. Three years ago the anti-1)...- mustang; avustuiserauuo ot Guy. Poitook ceas ed to extst. Alm 'nand and Wham' advsser was Andrew ti. Uurtitt. am SaciatarY of 1 ne Comutunwardth, hod now the itepablicair candidate forth. Guberastorial Mtair. The brief limit,' of nn address will not permit a review of the amp and policy of that wirain i4tration: hut they are happily as househo!tl sorts to the tax-plyer3 of Pennsylvani&— Befi.re power is again entrusted to the hands of theme who are re.ponsiLle for the public arts of that ado iristration, the voters will on iluulAt exercise that culm discretion which is ttioofte n j44/9t eight of ;II the arms. The Rending Contention presented, fir the ! office of Governor, llenry D. Foster, of old Westmoreland. The repre.entativeg of the , people, unsolicited, took him from their smiles. and filmed him at the head of the column.— ; They knew him to be honvit, upright, and i fenders. Tliorougllly conversant with the rettources of the State and the wants iif every .if•etion, he detoted evtry hour of hi, public life to the protection of the intere , t3 o f the maraca. Assailed by reckless partisano, his ! character hit* withetotat every assault, and ewapeti the point of every weapon. As cit- Jaen, statesman, and patriotic, he won for himself a name for purity and integrity whiela . `falsehood cannot shake, nor perfidy steal away." &Laving been true and faithful in the past, be can be safely trusted with power in the future. His election would restore con- Vence to the public mind, and increase. the respect wliii h is now raid to the Keystone of the Federal arch. In the great commercial eml.orium of our State, it lould invigorate ••trade, the calm !maids of natlllma." Through nut our towns and cities, in the manufactur ing and agricultural districts, it would be hailed as the harbinger of renewed prosper ity. Freeman of Pennsylvania! you are now canal upon to aid with your influence in the consummation of this greet and glurioug work. To ac.ximplish it,syou will be required to la bor earnestly till the sun goes down up.in the second Tueoloy of Ocktiber. In the bottle now impending let all unite who stand upon the platform of the Union, the Constitution, and the enforcement of the laws. Li all who lo‘e :heir omiitry. and are willing to sr r.9, themselves against Republicanism. "claim ku droll m.w, and bare that chtim allowed." ilirThe rooks of the Pennsylvania I) mocrney e no longer br,,ken—victory is within our reach, if so noly Bennet, Gut our hands to grasp it--defeat eau {MIT Le produced by at. edgy &tat ildifterenee. Nu more neo:d utys be urged .pon you. Yuu know your duty, and you wle not lail t, du it. 114 faithful perfor mance sit the hall.t hu will secure tranquil ity withtu yu tr borders, and /Tread a new how or prom6e from the icy staters of the Ankostdck to the guhica sbhres IA the .s.tera ,_utento., • 1 ' 11 ! 11 11,LISM 11. W 11...11, Chairman. l'ldiltzfia., Sep, f....5, 18;0. Tea trs.9,...mc.Nrres. Qt TTYSBURG—SATCUDAY LAsT Superfine Flour Wit. F10ur........ White. Wheat .. Red Wheat Corn thita Clover:iced Timottly PI .1 See d ...... 8.11 -ley I':r of ris I Lute: gickana, per bag BALTIIIOIIE—FIIIDAY Las? Floor Ootg Clove r Seed.. Timothy Sect lt,el Cattle, per huad, Hogs, per hood Peruthio, her lou 5 62 to 6 75 1 LA :o 1 r. 5 H NOVER—TUoItADAY LAST Flottr, from vrelgonf Do. from stores.. Vale.tt . C0rn....... ..... .....—.. CO Oat! ..... 31 Corer deed............ 5.0 u Tiokoth) 2 0 ) l'lit+ter 6 2' la rooolial I%Tcptioess. 'KIS - FATS BALSA ('F WILD (TERRY.— This remedy hss long bent„,Fherislied by the inanwitity for ill remsrkar e efficacy i i re lev he tlin and curing the tn ,, st obstinate, and long standlug cases orColigh.Cold, Influent 1, sore Thro it, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup, Asthma, Inflammation of the Luntrs ; while evf n Consumption itself has ielded to its magic influence when all other means have failed. Its whole history proves that the psi has produced no remedy of equal value, as a mire for th . . mummies and danger ous pulin.mary affections which prevail all over the land. THE R. JACOB SECHLER, Well known ant winch respected among the German popllatiou of this country, enak.-e the following atatemeut fur the becelit of the *Meted: • Plasaystt, Pa., Feb. 16, 1859 Messrs. Seth W. Fowle & Co , Ruston— Dear Sirs:—llaviug realized in my family Important benefits from the use of your valua ble prep nition—Wist aes Balsam of Wild Cher ry—it aTords me pleasure to recommend it to the public. Some to years ago one of my daughteraseemed to be in a decline, and little hopes of her recovery were entertained. I then procure I a bottle ot r your excellent Balsam,ond before she had taken the whole of the contents of the bottle there w is a grent Impri*ement in her health. -I have, in my individual case, made frequent uRe of your valuable medicine, sad have always been benefited by It. I would, however, caution the public against imposition, because there is a good deal of spurious Wis mei Balsam of Wild Cherry afloat throughout the country. JACOB Si:CHUM. t : C,Laown to PorrAoserc—The only genuine Wistor's Basant has the written signature of I. Burrs" and the printed one of the Proprietors on the outer wrapper; all other is Tile and worthless. seiirr'repared by SETH W. FOWLS k CO Bost,,n, a id for sale by A. D. Buehler, Gettys burg ; E. liiieshew, York Springy; Win. Wolf, Etst Berlin; Solomon Chronister, Htmpton; Jacob Fulweiler, Mumniasburg; D. E. Hollinger, Abbattstown; M Staater, New Oxford; John Littlestow o ; and by dealers every where. Sept. 10, IS6O. 4w THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.—Sts JAKes CLARISIt'S CLLICISAATIID FIMALI P11.L3. Prepp.red from a prescription of S,r J. Clarke, M. D., Peysicinn Exintord.nary to the Queen.— This invaluable await ine is unfailing in the cure of all those paiufial acid d.angerous diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It moderates all excess and r‘finot,s all obstruc tions, and a speedy cure may be relied on. To Married Ladies it is peculi.trly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. Etch bottle, price One Dollar:bears the Gov enitnentl...,tamp of Great Britain, to prececrt counterfeits. C•cylo7.—These Pills should not be taken by females during the firJt three months of Pregnancy, as they are sure to bling on Mis carriage, but at any other time they are safe. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Ilystencs and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when all other mesas 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 be carefully preserved. Sole Agent for the United States and Canada, JOB MOSES, (Late I. C. Baldwin k C 0.,) Rochester, N. Y. N. B.—sl 00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle, containing 50 Pills, by return mail. June 11, '6O. iyeow TYSON k BRO. are contionAlly turning oat handsome colored Photrognwhe from small pictures. Bring on your 4 ' day" ones and let tit make something worthy a place ors yoir parlor wall. Excelsiortlallerp, Gettnibart. OP A LOT OF GROUND.—Ry virtue of as Order of the Orphan's Court of Adams county, the Subscriber, Administrator of the estate of rliAlit.TB LiTtallTY, deceased, will offer at Public Sale. on the premises, ais Satin - day, tie 27tA day •if Neloher utar , the LOT OF GROUND, late of the said deceased. situate in a central part of the town of Petersburg, Hun tington township, in said county, fronting on the Ilano‘er and Carltala Turnpike, bounded un the north and rear by an alley and adjoin ing lot of Mary and Hannah Tolan, on which are erected a Loif Rough-cast Two story Dwelling 1101 SE, with a one story Kitchen, Frame Wefttherboarded shop, Log Stable, Hog Pen, te. The property la a very desirable one either fur business or resi dence. The premises will lie shown to persons ssi:hing to view them by Charles Peacock, re siding theteon, or the undersigned, residing near. 'Bale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. N., on said day, when attendance will be given and terms nude known by JONAS JOHNS, Adair. By the Court—H. G. WoLF, Cleric. Oct: 8, 18G0. to* OFVALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-oaThursday, nursday, 25th day of Ociotosr jut., in pursuance of an Order of the Orphan's Court of Adams county, the undersigned, Administra tors of the estate of ANUIthW BROUGH, late of Reading township, Adams county, deceased, will offer at Public Sale, on the premise., that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, lately occu pied by said deceased, situated about one mile north of aampton, on the old Menallen road: containing 1!4 Acres, more or less, with suf ficient Tinker and Meadow—adjoining !antis of Andrew Briugh, Jr., James Townsend, Jacob Miller, and others. The tract is well watered by • small stream passing through it, and a number of springs in the fields.— The improvements are a Two-story Roughcast JIOI.SE, with Back building, Bank Barn, Wagun Shed, and Corn Crib, and other out-buildings ; two good wells of water, one at the House and one at the Barn, with pumps in th , rn ; with an Ap ple and Peach Orchard( and other fruit. This Farm is handsomely situated, and is of the Granite soil. Also, A TRACT OF WOODLAND, adjoining the above, and lands ‘,l* Jacob Smith, Jacob Miller, and tabard, coma" • g 2 acres and 56 perches. eke-Persons wishing to view the property are rolue.ted to call on either of the Adminis trators, the first named residing in Latintore township and the last in Butler township. zpilr SJle to commence et I o'clock, P. M., on said. day, when attendance will be given and terms made known Ly JOU?: If. MYERS, JEll.ElllAll DIEHL, A &Juniata tvrs. By the Conrt —if. G. Wolf, Clerk. 5 1.10 to 5 25 3 f.O 1 20 to 1 30 1 10 to 1 15 C, 1860. ti d'AF VALCABLE HEAL ESTATE. IN milt- MinSEITTR(4.—By virtue of an Order of the Orphan's Court of Adozam conoty, the sub scribers, Adroiuzstrators of the estate of IV*. I). GOBRECHT, E.,(1 , deceased, will offer nt Pub lic sale. on the premises. on Y i szesday, the 30th dn. of (h-tooo.r real., SEV EN LOTS OF GROUND, in 3forninamburg, Franklin township, Adams comity, known on the General Plan of said tont. as Nos. 4, G. 7, 29. 59, 00 mud 02. On the Later aro erected a Two-story Bri.k HOUSE, with • Two-story Kitchen at- Elli tacked, a Wash-house, Barn, and oche out-buildsugs. There are two wells of water, with pumps. The improved prorcrtj is in all re , pccts t ery dcsirtl.le. re - Sale to comfit...floe - At I o'clock, P 3T. , on said day, oLen attendance will be git en and tern; rankle ko,wi BENJAMIN LEASE, JOSEPH T. B 11{E, .1 zlizi inatral ors . lii tite Court—lT. O. WoLr, C:er k. 4 75 to 5 00 1 73 to 2 00 1 2u . Go 6 2 i 00 ... ' 7 O to 85 to 71 34 to 40 ... 5 50 .o 6 00 .. 1 25 to 3 00 56 to 8 06 _ 8 00 to 8 2i ...12 00 tole. 60 —. 22 to 23 2.6 U 0 C, isGo. is Orphan's Court Sale ()F VALUABLE &ZEAL ESTATE.—The un dersigned, Trustee for the sal , of the Real Estee of PaVElt Ilurrwav, decea.god. by virtue of it D...cree of the Orph en's Court of Adams county, to him directs ik will expose at Public Sale, and sell, upon ON promi,es, on Mondry. Mc 29th ddtrof OcloGer out., at 10 u'olock.A. M.. on said d y, a TktACT OF L %ND, late of said Peterrioffinnn, ,decemiml, situate In Lntimore township, Adams county, adjoining lands of floury Strayer, Joel tiriest. Levi Hoffman, and ()them containing 13 Acres. more or less, of Lnpro‘ ed Lad, con.istiv, of tneadow and arable laid. It lie; upon the Li . :Altlic road leading froM Petersburg to Dill, : totru ; and the head waters of Latim ,, te creek pass through it. It is in a tli:ckly settled neighborhood, and rs a desira ble property. ger Attendance will he given and toms made known on day of sale by JoHN TRUMP, Trustee.' By the Conrt—lT. G. IVotr, Clerk. 6!5 . 6 00 . 1 20 to 1 30 t. 6, 1 S6O. is "Wide Awake" Meetings - EIVERY NIGHT TINS WEEK, AT TIIP. r, , •11Lr ES' lIALL," and every day between the hours of 7 A. M and fii P. M., at the south west comer of the Diamond. in George Armold's Clothing Store, he It tying just returned from the city with a stiperlot stock of Black, Olive and Brown Cloths, for Over and Draw Coats, the best selection of Black and Fancy Cassi mere,, Coburg Valencias, SJlterinos, Mons. De tainer, Ginghams, Calicoes, Bleached and En bleache I Mu.lins, Sheeting and B Iggiog, all of plain or neat fashionable figures; in s word, the styles are just tit.: "Agony" for the times, all of which will be sold at the very. lowest cash prices. ALSO—Ready Made Clothing in every varie ty. style and size- if we cannot lit you, W. T. Kure, who never misses a fit, will take your measure and make you a garmeot on the short est notice. OeL 6, 1660 11110 - oTlet is hereby given that the partner -11 ship heretofore existing between the un dersigned, in Littlestown, Adams county, Pa., under thwirta and style of Filthier it Bro., ex pired on the first day of October, by mutual consent. All those knowing themselves in debted to the late firm of Babter k Bro. are re quested to make settlement on or before the first day of December, in order to save eosin. F. ILAIITER, • li. RA&iTkiii. aThe Carriage-making business will be continued at the old stand by Ch!iatian Rahter * Ferdinand Rabter, under the 6rm of Rahter k Son. A continuance of the patine's liberal patronage is solicited. Orders trom a distance promptly attended to. Oct. 6. WO. 3t y ADIES' FANCY FUR EMPORIUM.— 1.4 FABEIRA It THOMPSON, Old Stand, No. elB Market Street, above Eighth, south side, Philadelphia. We beg leave to call the atten tion of the Ladies, to our Lime and variri stock of LADIES' t CHILDREN'S FANCY FURS. Having had great etperiectee, and enjoying peculiar facilities in the selection of Furs, we confidently otter our new stocic to tne inspec tion of the ladies, feeling assured that &bey will decide with um, in its being unrit ailed Cott/eau ty and variety, consisting as it does, of every description of American and Europe4n Fars, manufactured in ate isles& and must approved styles. Capes, Talnws , Victorines, Cloaks, Muffs, Cuffs—embracing Sable, Mink, Stone Martin, German Fitch, Siberian Squirrel,French Sable, French Squirrel, American Fitch, and Silver Martin. ai'Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended to us, we hope to merit a continuance of the same, by furnishing a good article at the lowest Cash prices. FAREIRA k THOMPSON, No. 818 Market street, Philadelphia. N. 8.-4./L1) FURS altered to fashionable styles. (Oct. 8, 1880. 3ns , gINFALLIBLE POWDERS, for the speedy and effectual Care of all latlammations, Fevers, amattant, Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, Gravel, and all Acute and Chronic Die. cases of ADULTS and CHILDREN. Send 3 teat Stamp to her Agent. 0. B. JONES, Box 700 Philad'a. P. O. Hundreds of testimonials. Agency—S. W. Dor. Third Axel Sta. [Oct. 6, lb. lot Public Bale Publio Sale Public Salo Notice. Furs ! Furs 1 Furs ! Madame Sohirend's Notice to Builders. MITE undersigned, Building Committee, will receive sealed proposals for the erection of • new Church edifice, near the site of the old Pine Church, about I mile west of New Chester, Adams co., Pa., until Saturday, the 20.11 day of October inst., on which day the Committee will meet ;it 1 o'clock, P. M.. nt the Public Howe of Maj. Jacob Benders, in New Chester, when the cor tract. will be given oat. Plans and specifica tions can be seen at Major Sanders', in New Chester. GEO. gACKLEY, HENRY HOFFMAN, GEORGE EHRHART, JACOB SANDERS, EZRA 11YE,RS. • Oct. 8, 1860. td Notice to Assessors. TllE Assessors elected at the last Spring Election are hereby notified to attend at the Commissioners' Office, in the Borough of Gettysburg, to rece:re Blank Assessment Du plicates and the necessary instructions, as fol lows : The Assessors of Union, Conottago, Berwick, Berwick Bor., Oxford, Hamilton, Reading, Mountrleasnat, Germusay, Straben aachgllount joy. will attecd on Tuesday, the 16th of October next— And the Assessors for the Borough, Cumber land, Freedom, Liberty, Hamilto❑ban, Franklin, Butler, /Jeanne's, Tyrone, Huntington and Latimore, a ill attend on Weduesd*y, the 17th day of October next. By order of the Commissioners, J. M. WALTER, Clerk. Sept 24,1860. td Notice. TIAVID HOOVER'S ESTATE.—Letters te,s- Ly tamentary on the estate of David lino% er, late of Reading township, Adams county, de ceased, having been granted to the under signe I, two of them residing in the same township, and Henry residing in Straban township, they hereby give notice to all per eons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same to present themitiroperly authenticated ur settlement. DANIEL HOOVER, 1 • HENRY HOOVER; Et ri. ELIZABETH HOOVER, Es'.r. Sept. 10, 1860. 6t• A Card. Sressse Towsentr, Rept. 20, 1860. H. J. STAULIII, Eaq: Debi Sir :—lnastouchi as the repert that I would not, if elected Pro thonotary, attend to the duties of said office in person, is still circulated, I bavel thought that it might perhaps be well enotti& to insert a card In tour paper, reiterating wh I had au thorized Jou to say same time ago, Viz : that I would consider it dishonorable to ni.cept a nomination for an office, if I did not design, if elected, to give it my perioa.ll attention. pledge myself to do so, if elected, if health and stret.gth be coutinued. Respectfully yours, HENRY A. PICKING. Sept. 24, 180. 3t J. J. Herron, ATTORNBY AND COUNSELIAIR AT LAW. —Office on Baltimore street, nearly oppo site Falinestoeir Brothere Store. Gettysburg; Oet. 1, 1860. tt Auditor's Notice. TAR undersigned, Auditor appointed by the Orphan's Court of Adams county, to dis pose of rte eseeptions to the areonnt of ISAIAH W. ORR, Administrator of the e.tate of WIL LIAM ORR, deceased, late of Harniltonban township,Adnms county, dm, hereby notifies all persons in any way Interested, that he will sit at his ofßce, for the purpose of di-posing of said exceptions, on Wedheaday, the 24'h flay of Oa°. Ger. A. D., I , qo. J. C. NEELY, Oct. td Pay trp !—Last Notice! r liE subscriber is determined that ha DOOk sh ,I 1 be settled up. Ile therefore gives iseter notice to those indsteed. to ceme and PAY. All accounts not Lquidated by the lOtA of Oeptor out...yii•l be pla• td in the hands of on otlL:•er for cjnectlon. WIC GILLESPIE. Oct. I, I*6o. st* 1860. Fall Millinery, 1880. AONND DRESS COMM.—W:B IIoCREARY i. jest opening a Lanrhome assortment of NETS & LADIES' DRESS GOODS of the latest and most lashtoltable styles, which she will sell at the very I,lm eet ca.h prices. rLaclie., call and examine tbum Oct. 1,4860. la Farm for Sale. riCne subscriber will sell his FARM. nita tied in Frankl.n townsl4, Ad.inai county. 2 nil es west of Caslitown, on the Millerstown road. The Farm contains 75 ACRES-50 acres clear. The land is in a goad slate of cultiva tion, haring been Lined. There are nil kinds of fruit—a thriving yoang Orchard of choice grafted fruit ; also pe fiches, pears and p:ums of the best kinds. The buildings are a ..... one and a half story STONEIIO[SE, n NI:„ large new Bank Barn, a C.Miier Shop, he. The farm is in gool order, and cannot be beat for raising potatoes. I ealeßlate on rais ing the hundred bushels this yeti.. A never failing spring of water at the door. ,AliClifs BLNG.kMAN, Oct. 1, 1860 Sands' Sarsaparilla. ' .. ATURE'S TRUE RESTORATIVE. ?HZ SEAT, RAM; AND ►CREST MC k ALTERATIVE EVER PREPARED. It is recommended by the lending medical authorities and is biely approved by all who bare tiled it. Delicate ladies find it a perfect re. staratiee; and persons who lead a sedentary lie will find their nervous and general system strengthened and iceprovid by its use. The great object of this medicine is : nem To purify the system of all morbid matter, and impart to the blood such properties as to maks it new, pin* and rich. Sscoso. To cleanse.the stomach and bowels of acrid humors, acidity, and ail mucus muter, which cause so many and fa- tal diseases. THIRD. To sullen and relieve stricture of the skim, and thus establish a healthy and natural flow of the "Insensible per rpiration." FOCII7II. To impart tone and strength to the di gestive organs, and give great vigor and vitality to all the organs of the body. Firrn. To eradicate all diseased, impure, and poisonous particles from the blood, flesh, and bones, And effect their com- plete expulsion from the body. Sulu. To counteract the ill effects produced by the use of mercury, and to remove all scorbutic eruptions, arising from whatever cause. Ask fur Sands' Sarsaparilla and take no other skir Prepared by A. B. & D. SANDS. Drag guar), 100 Fulton St., cor. of - William, N. Y. For sale by A. D. flrcricsa,tettysburg, Pa. Sept. 24, 18.,0. lm To Bridge Builders. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the Commissioners of Adams county. soihttMolulay, the ISM day cy Ort&ber nut., for building &WOODEN' BRIDGE across " Lit tle Conowagu Creek," (upon the old site.) on the road leading from llunterstown to McSher rystown, near Delione's Mill. The Bridge into LI built after the style of " Burr's Patent," one span 5.5 feet lung. PlAns arid specifications for the Bridge can be seen bypersons wishing to bidden the day of letting, or by Application to J.N. Walter, Clerk to Commissioners. JACOB RAFPENSPEROHR, DANIEL GEISELMAN, JAMES 11. MARSHALL, Commissioners of Adams moray Atteit—J. Y. W , Clerk. Oet. I, 1860. td Wall Paper! " all Paper!! have just nes:Arad from the city of 4 New York a large impertinent of Wall Paper of the newest patterns sad designs.— Glazed, Marble and Oal. velvet and plain bor der, .decoration, fire board prints and window shades. Wall Paper from 8 cents per pleas and upwards. March U 1 IMMO 1111014108nived and now opening, a large end :iainurtatent of QUEENSWAILS, to WAhd li t i t i leelte the attent e too of boyars. Apfll ti. A. SCOTT k BC/31. Valuable Real Estate, Ayer's Sarsaparilla, 4T PUBLIC SALE.--In putsuence of an fit FUEIFYING 23S BLOOD.—And for Order of the • Orphan's Court of Adams 1 the er tidy cure of the seljelatel varieties county, the subscribers, Admlnistrittors of the o decease: estate of Dram. Fleets, deceased, will otter at I SCROFULA AND SCROFU. ...„, Public Sale, on the premises. on Siturday, the 1.01, - .S AFFECT(oNS, aven AS . r , ....., . A. 20th day of October out., the following Real TI'Mt)RS, ULCERS, fe•WIES, .a.r..... Estate of said decedent, viz : ERUPTIONS.PIMPLES,PUS fiII°IIIIII; " THE MANSION FARM, situate in Hunting -,' PULES , BLOTCHES, BOILS, ton township, Adams coauty, Pa.. half a L ile 13LAINS, AND ALL SEAN 41. - 4111 I . " -)e from Petersburg, (Y. S ,) adjoining lands of DISEASES . John Palterer, John Sadler, Jr., John Day, and i Oakland, Ind., eth :nue, MO. others, containing ISS Acres end 3.) Perches; J. C. Ayer k Co. Gents: I feel it my duty about 25 acres are woodland, covered e ith ex- to acknowledge what your Sarsnpnrilla has cellent cbeanut and unit timber—and about 30 done for me. Maria,/ tuherlted a Scrofulous acres meadow. The farm is under good culti- affection, I have suffered from it in various 'titian, and is well watered, having neverfail- , w , yz for .years. Sometimes it burst out in hag springs in nearly all the fields There are' Ulcers on my hands ,9:1 arms; sometimes it some fire or six Lime Kilns COW% rniently near. , turned inward and distressed me at the stomach. The improvements arc a Two-story _L. , IT%) 0 years ago it broke out on my head and BRICK HOUSE, n ith Basement, •.'!. 111 covered my scalp and ears witlkope sore, which . Brick Rank Ram, Wagon Shed and ... # .1:1 . 1 as painful and loathsome lte:.onti description., Corn Crib. Spring House and Gran- ,__. ....: . }gas many medicines and several pllysi ians.J Aries. log Shop, with other necessary out- but without ninth relief front any thing, In ; buildings; a neverfaihng sprinz of water in the I fart , the disorder grew N% ~r,c. At length Incas yard, a fine young thriving Apple Orchard,w ith ' rejoiced to read in the G , h.pel Me tsenger that a variety of other fruit, such as peaches, pears, I you had prep tred an alterative kS.upparilln,) plums. and cherries. Also, a one an I a half' for I.knew ieon: your riot ttion tharany thing story BRICK TENANT 11014 E, and a Black- I you motile must he good. I sent to Cincinnati smith Shop--with water convenient. 1 and got it, and used it till it cured me. I took On N ay, the 2211 day of October Oise, the , it. as you ad% ice, in small d,,,,, of a teaspoon rotten ing will be oeared, on the premises: A i ful over a mouth, and used ii [most VI ree bottles, VALUABLE FARM, sitnnte partly in Hunting- I New and healthy skin soli: began to form under ton and partly in Reading townships, Adams the scab, which after a while fell oft. ily skin county, adjoining lands of Abraham Fickes, I is now clear, and 1 know by my feelings that Jesse Chrunister, John Hartman, and others, the disease has gone from my system. You containing 211 Acres and 96 Perches,—about I can well believe that I feel whit 1 am saying 90 acres are heavy oak timberland,and nacres I when I tell yon, that I hold you to be one of meadow, and more can be made. The farm is l the apostles of the age, and remain ever grate well watered. The improvements consist of a I fully, Yours, At rage 13. Tittrlr. one and a half story LOG HOUSE, Double' ST. ANTHONY'S FIRE, ROSE Olt ERYSIPE- Log Barn, a well of never-failing water at the LAS, TETTER AND SALT 1111EUM, SCALD door, an Apple Orchard, and other improve- HEAD,RINGWORM,SURF. EYES, DROPSY. naents. This property will be offered entire or Dr. R)bert. M. Treble writes from Salem, N. in three parts, as may best suit purchasers. 4 12th Sept., 1859, that he has cured an in- Persons wishing to view these properties are, rate c Ise of Dropsy, which threatened to requetted to call on the last-named of the , terminate fatally, by the peraeveriug use of our Administrators, residing in Huntington twp. tarsaparilla, and also a dangerous attack of Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M.. on said Thlalignitn: Erysipelas by Itt-ee noses of the day, when attend ince will be,git en and terms same ; says he cures the cum unit Eruptiont by made known by , it constantly. • . JOS.( Ail FICKES. JSAAC E. WJEI:MAN,t stmain era ra By the Court—TT. G. Mar, Clerk. Oct. 1, 1861. is Public , Sale ciF REAL .AND PERSoNAI, F'ROVERIY.— k y W(4,11,4141. Vie I'o4 dey of Oet,d.e7' inst., the undersien_iil. Ailmini-trators of the estate Of SAM( VI. W. ii..11 , 11%?t, IMP of Stratiall town ship, ilecen.Fe..l, nail oiler at Pill.lie sale, at Ll.e late resitence of said dice ts. d. in ttid town ship, 2 miles from annterstown and 2 front New Qiiester, on the old Carlisle road, tie fol lowing Personal Proporty.-1 , 7. : 2 HEAD OF WORK HORSES, 1 Two- Par ting Colt, 4 head of )filch Cove -4. 2 head of Toting Cattle, a Brood Sow and Pig+, several Stock Hors, 1 narrow-tread Plantation Wagon, I One-horse Wagon, 1 Spring Wagon, 1 Two horde Carritge, Spread and Shnfts,oThreshing Machine, Wind-mill, Colting Box, Soling Screen, Hay Ladders, large English Wairon Bed, Cart Body, One-hors:: Sqiigh, I irge Sled, 3-horse Cultivator, Ploughs, Shovel Plonrhs, Flax Brake, Horse Rake, Jack Screw, Log Chains, Crowbar, 2 Grindstones, a lot of B a p, Double and Single Trees - , Horse Gears, Har ness, Collars and Bridles, Riding Saddle and Bridle, Side Saddle, 2 Cros+-cot Saws, Iron Vice, and a lot of Carpenter's Tools. Also, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting in part of Itelsteads find Bidding, Breakfast. Dining and Kitchen Tables, Ceutie Table, Bureaus, Corner Cupboards, I set of Cane Seat Chairs, slyer:ll ~e ts of Common Chairs, Settees. Safe, Stands. Twenty-lour hour Cluck, Venitian Window Blinds, I Parlor, 2 Ten-plate an I 2 ookinz Stoves, tith Pipe an' all neress try npparains,a large lora Carpeting, Iran Kettle, Sausage Cutter, Meat Vessels, Bar rels. Tubs, Tin-ware. end many other articles not acre:parr to enumerate. i'ARXI will also be offered for sale at 12 o'clock. on said day, tittle's greviuusly disposed of at Pritate 831 e. It Cola .ips 243 A..,re3. and wi I be sold to,gether ur divided, to suit pur chaser+. Stir 4 ale to commence at 11 o'clock, A. M.. on !Au! day, n hen attendance will be given aud torrus made Imo% u by. WiLTEB T. HOFFMAN, P. S. PECHERT, Oct. I, 1960. ti - Administrators THE subscriber offers for sale, on very ac commutating ternss, TWO FARM. S. No. 1, situate in Strehan township, Adams county. 3 miles east of Getty/burg, 1 mile from the Railroad, containiaz 110 serer, more or less, the improvements on which are a STUN F. HOUSE, good Bank Bern, an 1 other out-buildings.— About 15 acres are in Meadow, and there is running spring water in every Gehl a 10,1 a never fail-. There is a Lorre Occhsrd o choice gr riled Fruit, about A acres. About 2700 or 2seo bushels of Lime have been put upon the Lem, and its convenience to the Railroad renders Lime very accessible. There is n d proportion of Timber. No.-I, situate in Cumher . and townsWp, on the Etramiuburg Road, a mile and a half trom Gettysburg, containing 145 Acres, more or less, the improvements nu u hic:t are a new FRAME DWELLING 1101:SE, Lao Brick Barn, and other out-buildings; a well of water at the Isere, and one at the house. About 22 acres are in Meadow. There 14 a due proportion of Timber. About 3,00 d bushels of Lime have been put upon the Farm. gare•The terms will ho made known on ap plication to the ant/sm.:bet Sept. 3, 1860. tf TAE subscriber will sell at Private Sale his TRACT OF LAND, situated in Hamilton ban township, Adams county, l'o,„ b•tlf a mile west of Fountain Idle, on the Turnpike Road, adjoining lands of Jacob liseticigh, Robert Wil son, and others:/oikaining 12 Acres, more or 1t... Nine acres are in a state of gsodcultiva t ion, the balance in Tiosher. The Dwell ing is • Two-story LOG 1101 e :3K, well ir finished ohtside and also inside. a gonit__ii double Log Barn, flog Pen, and oth-r neces sary buildings. There is a good Apple d)rchn rd, and oi l ier Iruit of good quality on the premises, also, two springs of never-tailing water near the Dwelling. Persons wishing to new the property will call on the subscriber liv!ng thereon. elf the property is not sold on of before the 224 day of October, it will on that day be offered at Public Ssle, nod if not sold will be Rented. GEORGE DENTLER. Sept. 10, 18G0. 3t p t EWING MACHINE. T e grcnt and increasing demsgssd for this remarkably simple machine is a guarantee of its supLrior excellence. PRICE $3O 00. For Sala at FAIRBANKS' SCALE WAREHOUSE 715 Chesnut Street, Sept. 17, 1860. 3p► THE undersigned, having disposed of his News Store to Kr. Jossee IigOADIULD, in tends to discontinue the business; and whilst he feels indebted to the public for the liberal patronage extended to hint, he would cordin.llv recommer.d an his old customers to .11r. Broad bead, wbo will always -be prepared to eccom. module them with anything in his line. - Aug. fl 1860. Notice. APING purchased the News store of Mr. Ltsossusx, it is my purpose to continue the esteems on a more extensive scale than heretofore. Daily city papers, and all the pop star magazines and periodicals of the day, al ways on hand. JOSUE! BROADLIXAD. Aug. 27, 1860. ti R. F. ItaILaRNY GooD•work and moderate prices are the characteristics of the Reeelsior Sky-ligbi Gallery. _ k GIT.If COMBS; nom Hair Nos, Gun Share Flplticri, all tcr cheap, at 11.-41. CABIrs. Valuable Farm for Sale: PETER TROSTLE Private Sale. Wilcox & Gibb's To the Public. CHARLES LI:iDEILILLS 13ItONC 110CELE,GOIT :Too SWELLEDN4CIC. Zebulon Sloan, of ProapPet, Texas, writes: "Three bottles of your Sariaparilla cured me from a Goitre---a hideous swelling on the neck, e I,l e h I had suffered from over two years." .„.. LEVCORRHGLA OR Vt'HITES, OVARIAN TU MOR, UTERINE. ULCERATION, FEMALE DISEASES. Dr. J. B. S. Cbnnning, of New York City, n rites : " I moil cheerfully comply with the requegt of your ngent in sayi I g I have found your S ,rsiparilla a moot ex :elimit i altemtive its I, the wimerotis compliant., f,l'r ullicb we em ploy each a remedy. hut el•ecidily to Female Iti,.ensett of Ate tt , rofolon, di:latish': I have cured welly int eter .te Leueurrhma by it, and, some uktre tile complaint war. canard I.y nletration of the utttt wt. The ulceratiou Lt s,lf wen soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge equals it for these fetnalti derange.. mmits." • Edward S. Marrow, of Newbury, Ala., writs,, "A dangerous ovarian tumor ou one of the fe males in my family, ,yhich tad defied all the remedies we could mtagloy, hats at length been completely coml.', Attu Extract of &maps rifle. Our physlcili e ldought nothing but ex tirpation could affor lief, but he advised the trial of your Sarsaps la as the last resort be fore cutting, and it proved effectuaL After taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom of the disease rem tins." RHEUMATISM, GOUT, LIVER COMPLAINT. Independence, Preston co., Va., 6th July, Dr. J. C. Aye:: Sir—l have been afflicted with a painful chronic Rheumatism for a long time, which, b titled the skill of physicians, and k to me in spite of all the remedies I could find, until I tried your Sarsaparilla. One bot tle cured me in two weeks, and restored my general health so much that I ate far better than before I was attacked. I think it a won derful medicine. J. F 1111•111/. Jules Y. Getchell, of St. Louis, writes: 14 I hare been afflicted for years with an affection of the Liver, which destroyed my health. I tried every thing, and every thing failed to re lieve me ; and I have been a broken-down man for some years from no other cause than de rangement of the Liver. My beloved pastor, the Rev. Mr. Espy, advised me to try your Sar saparilla, because he said he kitew you, and any thing you made was worth trying. By the blessing of God It has cured me, end has so rifled my blood as to make a new man of me. I feel young again. The best that can be said of you is not half good enough." SCIJIRRUS, CANCER., TUMORS, ENLARGE MENT, ULCERATION, CARIES ANL? EX FOLIATION OF THE BONES. A great variety of cases have been reported to us where % cures of these formidable com plaints have resulted from the use of this reme dy, but our space here will n ft admit them.— Some of them may be found in our American Almanac, which the agents below named are pleased to famish gratis to alPwho call for them. DYSPEPSIA. HEART DISEASE. FITS, EPI LEPSY, MELANCHOLY, NEURALGIA. Many remarkable cures of these-affections bare been made by the- alterative power of this medicine. fit stimulates the vital functions hi to vigorous 'action, and thus overcomes disor ders which would be supposed beyond its rtach. Such a reqtedy hqs long been required by the necessities of the people, and we are confident that this will do for them all that medicine can do. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, , roe THIN RAPID CL`ll 5 2 OF Coughs, Colds, Intluenik, Hoarseness, Cronp, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and fur the Belief of Consumptive Patients in advanced Staged of the Disease. This is a remedy so universally known to fifirpaza any other for the cure of thrdat and long complaints, that it is useless here to pub lish the evidence of its virtues. Its unrivalled excellence for cougng and col Is, an.l its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary di.ease; hare made it known throughout the civilized na tions of the earth. Few are the communities, or eren famil:es, among them who hatifnot some personal experience of its effAtta—eonce living trophy in their midst of .i is victory over the subtle and dangerous disorders of Ott throat and lungs. As all know the dreadful fa tality of these disorders, and as they know, too, the effects of this remedy, we need not do more than to assuro them that it has now all the vie tae; that it did have when making the cures which have n un su strongly upon the confidence of mankind. Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER k CO., Lowell, La'. hiseSold by A. D. ituelticr, Gettysburg P. Arcnotsville ; Paxton k. McCreary, Fair field; P. A. Myers, New Chester; Y. Staater, New Oxford; E. Iliteshew, York Springi; and de tiers generally. [Sept. 10, inn. Iyeuw ROS,SGARL.IND FOR SALE.—A FARM, containing about 28d Acres, situated ha Ilamiltonban to st uship, Adam.ecoanty, adjoin— ing the property well known as the "Orr Fann;" about one-hlif of this farm is of same quality as Orr's land. The meadows' are large and good soil. can be made to produce v er y l er " crops of Hay, a product for which there is now a constant good marl. t; about 90 acre' are in timber, much of it of the best kinds, Including Locust and Walnut. It is supposed the most valuable Poplar timber in the county is oti this property and within of a mile of a good Saw-mill. A young Apple Orchard, contain ing 200 trees of choice selected fruit., planted 2 or 3 years ago. A young Peach Orchard of lOU trees of best kinds selected. These Or chards, when in trill bearing, will add greatly to the value of the property, as the quality of Adams county limit is known and held In great esteem in the cities. Numerous Springs isis the firm, one of which is a large Sulpher Spring, that may become of great value as soon as the tlettysburg and Waynesboro', or Getsysiteri • and ChambersbUrg Railroads are finished, as the property is within one mile of them Rail roads; and by these rosdi a constant aunt of Franklin county lime may be bad ensepiy, so its to Dawns the lard lit 1; to any degreeetferttlity desired. :11i There is a DQUBII aldirseid sd _ outdid Dare tie the ihrek. • twin PLIILADILLAIIIA Also, A TRACT OF MOITSTADI LAIRD, tr same tenrmadjoining 'lands 'of T. lifirmiefFJ and ettesesbAnr about '33 Acres. -t Arne pireperti will in skews taw* pi0n...•1 son visiting to purchase sad the pries suega tj knows oh mkt:sties to lassellottinetia, fit' ; Fairfield ;••rt,-G9 UtCrear.r, Gewalt* W.* Clop Mop, sitlCo 1 Janes D. PetglowAg ybeg. . • 1614Litti UMW dept. 1 1843. A Good Home. MEI
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