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nittettitt . , --- 1 - , - TR; ART WORLD 1 PHOTI;OGRAPHYk
-2:IV.
• - ~ -.. 11 OPUS PORCITLAIN.—Secused by letters 1
-- - --- --..... patent in the Caited Shwas, Emplaud, Prance ,
and Belgium.
'Mgt 't. Intl 1491,0131 Change of Time.
ETTYSIIIIRG RAILROAD.—On and after
*re Lie SAL
S P 4111 —AL • ...... 'i t —... ILA T /S iIk: C A O M M K P RI A!' 7CI T A i N N P o ki°I7B°°I O R * P ostd inC wa P° Tt itCs L F.- G WodattodaYi Oct. 34; 111430, the Morning
0 7, ',4 $ f 4 i C'.l',..
...;
___,""' ri: ) 2"'sa. l York, having secured their novel and iagenlous Train will heave Gettysburg at 7.30 A. IL, with
A.
.n., . Aoombir.i.. ..... , A.- invention by American and Earepean patents,' passengers for all the connections, North and
1611114 " 4 .1% ' *St6te of 11112 " gt. 11.1 " / " , are fully prepared to execute ail orders for 'South, on the Northern Central Railway. and
deciramod. rniltonban townsh ImAaglin I ILINIATURII LIKRNRs,SY.9 I return about I o'clock, P. M. The afternoon
" 44 ' 8 P a f.„, , g .„,_ r al „," Publ ,,_ ic f' ll ?,,,"L' i 114 " . .. r... , of Persons on China, presenting all the nurse- Train will leave Gettysburg at 2.45. P. M ; but
riewt• Ile v„,,,,_, --- "''''''', "" s ' '''', "_ , °. " 1 "`,7 tire and advantageous features of ordinary passengers br this Train can go no farther than
)4 " the f g!'"'"'"" ( '' Ira "' ''' I.llRi irn* puoto,,:raph. the brilliancy and finish of n lianoeer the same evening Returning will
Improvenseigl. tg wit : ,
water-color drawing and a Li h. rto lin attic,- reach Gettystmrg about 5 P . NI with palace-
No. l.—A TTtACT OF tA.NTI slteate in slided r fuel, , c of di.relfilry Isv I tin.;
renderedl as gyre from Harrisburg. Philndelphi I, /se. By
township, 'Containing lu Acres, more or less, iii.l.cr,eli itte as the Littoral prourtiss ot this arrangement persons from the countr y .
leerily/ thereon erected a large . ,
the artsl s i• on which thee are tran'llt erred near the line of the Railroad ha, ing lasagnes.
Three-storj GIII 4 T MILL. p irt „I' - As the p itenersi ;freers of the Company en. to traces)... tin Gett;sburg can tale t-e noon
stone find pert ft -Ante, }coed LOG -;',, 1
ab.es the repro lu t on 0' Pr ot ~,r iph. not on- ' Trt.o up and hare nearly two hours in teetts.
110108 E, good Stable, and other - • - ly on plain surfaces, but upon such as aro burg, and retuin in the kftern mi Trim
necessary uut-iiiiiiiiintts The \i •I 1 is Elt arl; via n d or oL i tgok, degree of irrevii int; —por- it 11c121 littl , President
new, haring / psi: of tlurr., 1 pc .r •' I- firfii"- tracts can billfWprooliced a tli lault.e s art-ora•
pee., shod a Coru-dcier . Ti,", n)
„_b,,,,• i; is all er , nod delicacy or /1,. au,n, upon Parcel i n —-- -- ---
il i csAssg jg template or.ier. li is lot K1(.1 our ;F ar r.' of incd. c- i•• in nod hi", orlon ii-ed , Alexander Frazer,
creek, in Carroll's Tr. ct. one tt taw best as arto ice of luxury or of houeekol•l utility, C LOCK AND WATCH-11 AK ER, has removed
growiug region. i- the eo-aaty. The i
SUsgl a, lit& shop to the horse 1 ttel• occupied by
C I :IT-right 1%111 ,.e sold with the Mill I URNS,VASES, BREAKFAST CEPS, 1 Widowilerb4 tear the west tnd of Charnbcr.-
No. 2'.—A TRACT Or IIUENTAIN 1,.t SD, Toilet Artuele. kr. , th e reb . ; s ecurinz fiiithful burg street, sonth side, wiser. he wilt sitters
containing 64 ACRES and I eti Perches, adjoin.,
' Portraits and furnishing a unique and exqnr-. be happr to attend to the calls of his costomers
lug lands of henry liiesecler. D if.t 1 Metz cite style of ornamentation of articlts in domes- }D. is thankful for pint fay ors Riot ho p u s to
and others. Ten Acres are cleared and under
•t.c use.' receive the continued patronage of the public
good fencing—the La! tn,t. 4 , covered w.tb In order to furnish fie 'oties for the gratifi- Soy. 2,1 d .J, tf
rood Rock oak, Pine an 1 ( )icso,.t :11..btr. 1 cation of the popular taste• and to meet the
No. 3 k TRACT Of' W)tels-1, a \ Is, situate i wants of those porous of the Fine Art. de • r
iii Franklin township co itainin; .24 ACRE." ous of baling Porti.iits on l'orcA lain the Cf ri-
And 51 Perches, adj., sing Tract No. I Lind, of pan) have Imported l-eim Europe a collection
Levi Pitger, Henry Ilie:.e...ker old others. This of superior por risen goods , taanulactr.ired
Tract is well covered with good oak and ho_ko. to their own order, which the; sell at cost
ry timber. I prl. es
Persons wishing to I•iew the Property will As 11 e Ir-ivi fin Comp-rev err owners of the
call span either of the undersi,snetl, the first ' patent r _ht and . ons.eoutertils the only persons
named of which resoles within a halt mile of
l aiitho-i-ed to -ise the process the, have deter=
the Mill, the other sear 11, idlers . r; ' mine.] in order ti afrifird prop' of , very iecti In
A -pair of good Copper otitis v. 1.1 also be sold
at thediffin time iof the Union an °plit-tory'', —ll
to pre-
PORTRAI.3 ti ON CHIN; I‘, I
-s.
parsictlanitauce will he given and terms madel to make the fol f wing proem. t • , nto resident.
)hasty, 0 11 day of sale by lin the Connery, who are unable to In-it person-
J A 'filf,a LINN, sill the Atelh rand other teallerie sus New York:
(Ai. Ulttsi. 11 ALTER, i l'crsons ten hog aph dograph. am' rot, pt.
)Idstinusiczoo 4. or ,11,,,t,r -rc r.l c t.• t' e eflire ot the Company
in New Y ork, se imp toted 4y 1
~ ~ 4 1 1 0Wn Fro nit 1 FIVI. lio/L' Aliti, i
R sAi.E.—The f-nba rihera offer for sale will refreirc in return by et press free of other
-their property on the North sole of List charge, a rue' . ..N orn tine •
.t a Bee tablet Cup and t
or attereft, in the kJ. CW.411 (A tiet• .horg. I P•fwl t er , au') tio • n -trait transit mad thereou. 1
their
I , oltl2ditt Its' en It/1••y on tit' Vk r.t nit Hi Ito ss 1“-tranamitti ins ado ierri eat Lc nod 1
rear,:ausdadinitunc ,ot ui 1i t. .• 1. , in •' , PIA cr. o n 1 1s \ Diel.l fl'a,
the Sant, cemtuning one third cf• as. acre, IllOr, they will sec ure in lil e mans.er, a handsonsei,
or less, beta tog a Two - f ~ \' ,• • t.. -.*::.`a l're.n , h Vase or Toilet Article, with the portrast.
boarded Da el itio I (II --i - I) .- Irir„iii,; r ,seduced by the patented I -Deese
Itirtatherboarde 111 ,11.., II is R.,'..- *"..ti. By sendung Al iir of datrutrrcOtNpcs and
oven, And a \V(11 of Wit r. Tiro poperfy is 1. IIILEN DUI 1.8.1'..e,
cuurerJent to the Railroad.o'they will rec.. N c in return is Pair of rich Herres
rkyrit nut sold by &I •.-/ .1 set 'A , ' al dcn 0' Va.,.% with •is portraits executed eyelid to min- i
next, it w• :11 then he otlerud at Public lature paintings ani, in like manner, portraits
Hale, on the premisss I can be reproelueed on puff, laid scares or I ascii
Perrone wishing to polo lies. will make ap- of even ii i,' ifs ..f , ~ ~ i . r..,..,ng in price from
plicatlon to lit & NV NIcCA,c kr Legs. I Twenty to I Inc Hai iced Dollars the pair .
Bah to commen eatl i, i•lor•k P. iff .en raid N. K.—lie perti ular in writing tee address,
dar.,when attin !ince will tie t .ven and terms town, county and: tote distieo LIN.
of 'soh” made known by i All letters to be addrestf dto
(.114111e.11 \V Cll.O NiISE "Manager, American Thos vrirpiiie Pore.fros C 0.,"
.AV ..k. MARY L. CRUISE. 1 731 linouna Al i Nets' York.
Oct. 22, 1940 3m
Valuable Town Property i
AT PRIV ATE SALE.—That DESIRABLE / - 10kCHYAKIM.1 AND BLACKSIIITHING
PROPERTY . i i ts ni o n o Bde more street ‘,_/ —The undersigned respectfully informs
one door 'with of the Po.t °thee, in Gettys- hte friends and the poldie that he continues
burg, with alleys on 'he north and ens., and the Cnachmaking and Itlnckstinithinfs business
adjoining Fret Mitillenherg on the 4014th It Ir. -1, rt. branch at his est Id fliment in ( horn
consists of a HALF :Ayr or (,rtil Nr, cchn a berslio.g street. lie has on bun I and will
Two•istory Ron,the int f's eillit 4 lIIP•zzE, ' Inane', ,tare to order all kinds ot CARRIAGES,
and a tar: eta o- , tor., Br etc It , is-I , ii hi- :V::: BrtitulES SI.ERIII', :spring IVagoets, ke., of
ing, thereon , also a well of enter in I ,e 1,,..•t •n t n.i 1 'in ,de Ur superior work•
front and a tpartner.l if , i well in the rear of me-, ffar'ltt Pantile. ea I lit tcksittivntvo of
the dwelling , all kinfif, dor. , at rensro, this. rates, promptly
barrhi. property ern. for mans. years oven- and to t 1 :e A ttl , llrtiori ot eustoint re.
pled as a Tal erg Sited,and I. one of the mo.t COL \ THY I' . Drc•E taken in exchange for
desirable in the town fur I,ii.in• se of any kind work at market prices .
A c h ance to purchase n-op^r•e so centril is fk l `Persons desiring articles' or work in the
rarely off rel, and ~ •,!. m'ists a•in find this a' Coectimni•ng or lilackamithing line, are re
rare Chatter. I llippl.r to J tl Mt lilaN \ EP., , spec tfully united to call on
Agent for the °Anent. , JIIIIN 1, HOLTZWOUTH
l eG tt,sht.-g Jan 24 'rsu.
Valuable Farm for Sale. ,
An Invention
IC aI. 2, iseo. ts
Oct. , 18C0. to
Na. 2, ISGO.
Ta..u.ker,ber offers for vile. nn very ac
commoileting terms, Two rAnms.
•! i t situate in StrAhlin t o w . l ,l,ip. Ad ams
(soon y. 3 miles el4t of Cert\ , ) ,, Irz, 1 mile from
the Railroad, Coral/11611Z Iri .1,-req, m,,re or
less, the irnprovernelts uu i%iii..h
we A STONE Eiltt'SE, good iSer,k
Barn, end other on c-lriii,lin_.. 3I I
.. 1 1
About I 5 acres are to Ilea. :ow ..1:1.1 •
there it refining fp r n..• A.lt.er io e‘ or
which never f3ll-. Of
choice grafted Fruit. a l -ont 4 .I..rcs
1100 or 2600 litt Sheli of Lirao tilt° b een put
upon the farm. and it. c3,..-eule-.ce t tlle
Railroad renders Lime very Ai • " luie. There
in a due proportion of
(0.3, Mutate is Cumlwrland township, on
the Hotaitsisurg Road, a mil: and a halt trout
Gettysburg, containing 14; Acres. more or less,
the improvements on %bleb are 1. new FRAME
RWXLLING 1101:SE, lirge Brick Ra m , an d
other out-buildings; a troll of Wetter at the
barn, and one at the house. About 22 acres
are in Meadow. There is a due proportion of
Timber. About 3,000 bushels of Limn have
been put npon the Farm.
Weir The terms will Le made known. on ap
plication to the subscriber.
PETER TROSTLF..
Refl. 3, I,B'lo. tf
A Good Home.
IsteOSSGAIIL.IND FOR SALE —A FARM,
terstalume about 28; Acres, situated i n
miitontran township, Adams county, adjoin
ing are property went:flown as the "OrrFaryn: '
about one-half of this farm is cf same qualite
MI Ores inna. The meadows are large anal
good soil, can be made to pr-,dace very large
crops of Flay: a prodnct for which there is now
a constant good market; about 90 acres are in
timber, much of it of the best lauds. including
Locust and Walnut. It is supposed the most
valuable Poplar tinther in. the county is on this
property and within i of a mile of a good
Sawrsfi l lp, ' A voting Apple Orchard, contain
ing 300 tretut of choice selected fruit. planted 2
or 3:yearn ago. A youn,z Peach Orchard of
ion frees of best kiwis %elected. These Or
ehartisi; when in Lull heating. will add greatly
to the - lei/tine of the proPes.riy. as the quality of
Adams ronrity iruit i 4 kno en ar.:l he'.l in great
esteetnin the cities Nna4ouses'prine. - s on the
firm, bee of which is n lalfe Snlpher Spring.
that pIY hico:ne of greet value as soon as the
Gettystrtirg and Wirnesbora'. or Gettysburg
. and einsWthershorg 'hall:maids are Saisiied, as
the property is within one mile of these Rail
rondli and 'hy there roils a constrtnt supply of
Franklin cOunty lime may he had .. :,,,... i.
cheaply, so as to irarrare the land !,,,,
l int
to anyqegree off: —tility desired ...,, HI
There hi a HOUSE and gaol sub-., . -..:...
stantial Barn on the farm.
Also, A TRACT OF MOUNT-1 1 LAND, in
same La amship, adjoining lands .of T. Stevens,
and &tiers, containing about ?.5 Acres.
gnarThe property will be ahowa to any per
son 'risking to pnrehase rind the price made
'town . on application to Isaac Robinson, Esq.,
ltairlielti; Rooert. G..11 , -Cre try, George W Mc-
Ciotti% Isla., and t:7l. Jam's D. Paxton, Get.
tyahnrii. -1911 U A. 31'TH.
Bar 17;131).
Farm for Sale.
rrietlS subscriber will sell ILIA Flit 4, situated l
itt•tit!sislain townaltip, Adams county, 2 1
im .wott or Vattbtown, on the Miller-town
road, ;The,farm coat:tics 7., ACRES—Zs() acres
.
else The The tan., is in a g0.t.1 state of , ultiv.i•
"Jou iltit been limed. There are all kinds I
or trait--a thrlcing. young Orctutra of choice
graftiti - *nit; also patches. pears antl iihms
or 'balm,. kinds. The 'ouiltlings are L izt
one ante fillt stitri STOP: norsg, a 11 I
large noir Etanli w ilarta l a tt s toper - Shop,
ke. Tiste Loa is in good order. and cannot be_
boattit raising pot.atoes, I calculate ou rais
in IlvOnsillra bushels this .yesr. A never
teitistsprin or INp/or at the door.
4. a Mj.;4l„ lIING,IMAN.
. _
• - - er t diVa r 4, 44l O T A 14 it:Ahem, gu4 cl lull nit'
= yer. tlit 1790 4 .11 r: rcicruttßs are
tol% are ettatry.—
- iitt of the bond ; Getty/burg
fr-"reek and nsoderite 'price: are rtie
41011,111eirktietor th. ltdadsiot Sky-lkght.
i,..; . - ,
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4,, , '• - ettit: - " Fiante
- 4 1- • 40 qittV' 'i
A
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TIT kT k not a litimhng., truly he seer, at the
W :1 -e r!-,orn of SilE.ol fit:MILER—a
P,ocnt 3hnitt the utility of
no mkttk". Tt unfiouht
i the Titichino that has ever
on i. ire , 1; ,.4. It nv l for itself.—
TO,l rkhip r.i.r'it3 for ale on reitionable terms.
Mnr:iir.es als.) for sate. C . .1:1 and see it.
11 , r' 14t)^
Vi i
ll '
over. an] althan;:h every ono cool have
his wishes en•ir-ly kat:slier!. it becomes tt
s;` , :hit. TJe next in 'mita question fo
nirn nal In the people of Ail.trig
/ 1 l :1 - `1 . 1. 1 t., I,n tht and eiten•i i est
Etli and wint-r We unhesTtnting'y
iny, to SA.NiriON - S— , 4 F. earner
of the Diainini!. in the old Coantr
Get•ysbarg, Oct. 15, IS.IO.
Mill? undersigned having retired frnm the
I Mercantile hnsiness. the suite trill here If
ter he continued nt the oli stand, in Biltimore
street. by their sons, ITen:y B. Danner and IV: v.-
bright Zieglsr, under the mime and etele of
Danner L . Z.egler, Jrs., whom we will recw-nmend
to, Intl for whom we would bespeak a liberal
share of patronage from ola customers, and of
the public in general.
Haylug retired fro:n the Mercantile business
it is necessary that oar cld business shou!d be
settled up. We, therefore. notify all those in
debted to us ether by Judgment. Note or Book -
Account, to call and settle the s tme with , ,ut
delay. The books Rill be fouivii at the old
stand. J. B T 1 ANN ER,
Mtv 25.1359. nAvm
Stoves,
TIN AND STIEET IRON Nt',1117.,,--,SITE. I I DS.
BrEIILF.R.; having purchaNed the
st..,ck of Tin and Sheet Ironlrire of George E.
Buehler. hate opener] an establishment in eon
nection with their Stove Ware Room, tinder
the superintendence of E. Buehler. and are
cow prepared to furnish everything in that line'
at the lowest prices. Jr. addition to the ordina
ry ware, they have a large supply cf kitelien
and house furni,ll:ng goods ' of every variety,
includlng cnam:lled and till Kettles, Pane. fic ,
for preser‘lmg, cooking and fr; :rig Call and
see them. Splendid assortment of Stoves and
house furnishing goods at their Warehouse, on
the corner of Carlisle and Railroad streets. 7 Haines Bros.'
ta'Spoutingpnt up at shorteet notice. Lnm- VER.STRYNG GRAND ACTION ri.v..No
her, Coal and Lime always on hand at theircelebrated for superior qn.ility
yard at the same place. o, fONE and elegance and beauty of finish.—
Nov. 14, t 32. SiIEADS t BrEIILF.R. i These Pianos have always taken the FIRST
PREMIUM when placed in competition with
other make.rs. Cl:allesswe cal conspetawn. A
splendid assortment of LOUIS XIV and plainer
styles always on hand. Also Second-hand
Pianos and S I11I'IIuVEI) MELOD
EON; from s4a to sj3o.
5.,21 - I.very Instrument Warranted.
(*O. L. WALifis'R'S
Piano and Melodeon Depot,
S. E. Cor.lth Arch Su., foilad'a.
Aug. 8, 180. 618
JACOB REISINGER. has just returned from
the cities with the prettiest and cheapest lot
of SPRING AND SCIINIEII GOODS for ecatle
men's wear e•er oTered in Gettysburg. He has
every variety, style and price of goods. While
gentlemen can always find Cloths to snit their
tastes they can, at the same time have their
measarea taken and a garment put up to order
upon the shortest notice, in the most substan
tial manner, and fasibionable style. To secure
loarvtins any save money go to the Merchant
Titilcrtng Establishment of
JACOB REININGEM,
May 7, 180. Carlisle street.
Pall Trade 1860.
C.IIRPRTS, OIL CLOTH.
JOSIMII'VICTORT, •
1;5 Ler.lngtoo st., 3 doors West of How.trd,
BALTDMILIC,
Isforms his enstomen mod pnrcluuters gen
erally, that Lis stock or Carpets, Oil Cloth.
Mactinv, kc., is now complete, eonsisling of l
Brussels Carpet,Velret, Three-ply, Ingrain and
Venetian; Carpets of every style and prier, Oil
Cloth from 1 to 8 yards wide, Matting, Bugs,
slats, „Slat..olodg, ke.", Rag Carpets of our own
make,,eonstanily on bawl, all of whleb win be
sold at the eFry do rote`
nalaqi Vtel'OßT,
45 - L4ztngton Slroet;
Sept. 24,'00, 3se Atittmors, SUL
- ,
_ Norbeck-agr, Marlin.,
- 11 - Avsjast Teethed train the clty Sistlargest
stock of GROCERIES' they lame ever
• rt ROM offend to the pulsar—Sugars, Syrups, Coffees,
ii: i t:E 111 ‘. - Cieitei`him i - tl ,__ irt., 7 0, ,11 . , real ) Ittre, Cbeese, nib, dolt, . kr., de.,
‘ . lisfidoe Skop fr4o, ir d iiiii r s. t o ohn u , : orebrielog all rstirtlef, it 4 Ole lowest
to ilrilod Arto4, TasTs'EloskaOittt t the Writ." le6l ‘ l4k.ht. • r allei l
Tar, Oils, - Ciadldsk,' . a slots,
sltop, disk of ths Wyk 4h - ere - be is bet, 1 1116/ Netlime ;
ter pepers.' thostorgrataisd, to. customers.' eler 7 i .. hll4 t° ' Ye I °.lad ilf int - tr:Griiisci7
i Pioq*LatvgdYk.mt *ld eta isle So order at i and v trite, ' St C' re- -
Tiro sod , Food buskin is essinnotid
114*1194*L*tade( atid-Thickiiits,itesPerstAt c)
kre4l, Algol. stilkatteid %st i r:teaks sod iiittro .stait 4 taerosoe. Tdo /blghotot -Norte*
iiim o zikks. ~_. ,
. 44 .0-4 4 p rokas z o t . prlols pall osoliko*spillost Orate Oohed. - Tim'
potato arolsrtismt es Ova to eillei oatil -lei lb,
71.1_; 1 -7 . 144 - ,, e ""*. ',' - - , :' - ' l <- ' * Abessolgies: • '., 'MIMI- It illiatfliti---:
QM 00X119, Ofue 'ffilirlitaN 9th etoisto %. . Copor of llollosofo 404$ Eilirk*Poots.
Vi siiittiP WO tory thosio ) as R.O. CARR'S. I/Idyll ) lie°.
A , •
ILTI
=1
F
ME
Ihe Election
Notica.
Clothing 1 Clothing !
Oct. 22, 18C0
SF.I,I.ING OFF .Ar CO:iT'—A large sto,
of Goof., nt the Stu.e of J. C WINS
Itt:t !,r.e portiot: t, , re Pt.'
fresh fro:11 the C.tv. B.,(An of
Finn r.re ,^.i , _r I , r dr per
%lA'', It t: , 1).
ft. G
A:tf.rn,t,
0 22, It; Ct
§EWING MACHINE.
Tte great and increasing dernotad for this
re:nark•bir s nlpie marline is a gaarantee of
its buiftriut excellence.
For Sale at
FA IRBASK.I''SCALF:RP.FOWSE,
715 Chesnut Street,
- • PJULADMintA
Sept. 17, IEOIO. 3m
Rush to Schick's!
N
GOODS I-4. L. SCHICK, S. W. mwner
of the Dinnionti. Gettysimrg, respectf u lly
cellist).* attention. of purviineri to kis new and
splendid stock of rALL AND %1, INTER GOOD:31
flis stock is so large arid +o well arranged tcr
suit town and country trade, th.tt tt is iI3IIPOV.
Bible to rV"a"make mention 01 his most desira
ble goods. All /.c is for persons to call
and examtue ills complete Fto, k. They will go
away well plea.cil and mina return for more.
He has a full Ftrii kof DR S GOillkS, °revery
description : PlAin nnt! figured Ilerinoes and
Cashmeres, all wool •11 wool Del.tinolli
cotton Phids. plain and ti,tared. Volcanism,
Freudi Arabian 'Velours,
Fut, Gruetellas end Slops de Loins, all prices.
A dirge stock of Traveling Dress Goods, plain
and figured Silks. Flounces. A full and com
plete stock of Prints constantly on hand.—
C LOT /IS, Cashmeres: Duster Cloths. Satinetts,
Tweeds, Jeans; Frwach. K•tglish and American
Shawls. Plaid and Knitted Shawls for Chil
dren—all styles end priers. House-famishing
Goods of every description. A full and com
plete stock of Notions, 'Perfumery, Jewelry,
hosiery. Gloves. Gent!' god Ladies' Osanelits,
Wool Capes and hoods, of the very latest
etre& Threae. and Cotton Edgings, Laces, Ac.,
An., /te., Ac., Ac.
ALL CO3IEI No trouble to show Guodi.
Oet. if', I Iwo.
New Goods! New Goods!
AIINICSTOCK PROTITERS would reope.et
_r fully Inform the pehlie Met they have re
turned from the Cities with the largest, cheap
est and prettiest stock of GOODS ever opened
in the Counts.. consisting of Undies' Dress
Goods, Cloths, bastrimeren, Uusinets,-V.•stinttt,
Domestics, &e., utUnf whieb will be Mitered so
low. as to defy competition. (lire us ►
cull, -No trouble to show Goods it the s'gn of
the FRONT.
Oct. 22, 18(h).
J. Palmer ar
ir TtKtrr STIO: ET W PITT!. AIVA
Dealers in riA, Chee.in and Provisions,
have constantly en band an assortment of
Dried and Pickled Pikh, &c., viz : Mackerel,
Salmon, Illue -Fish, lierrhiga.
13.1. Pork, I,nrl, Shoulder , . !Innis, Sides,
Cheese. 1%-nn,, k g , lo g i c * Sin
Genuine Family Liquora.
'VITAI. It. MoIIF,IIOI'SE k Importers
1 I and Whoiesale Dealers in iIftANUIES.
WINES, GINS s SEG be,; I..nre to call
the attention of cititena or the United State ,
to their Pure Wine.; and Li inors, put up under
their own .giper% ision,tor F stud Median I/
it qr. in cases t 4,l,te . istoitiera.
.ether b titres. who requ:re
to purch.ise in l.tr , a or quantities, in
c,isks or b.ittle,i, Mill be li.erally dealt with.
Price Lti..t sent i.n opplielt:on
lor the flit a , the hest remc Ic
known for P . , Inrge-tion, Debility.
and all Dc-e,i-eq As a hecerog... it
pun., end di to the taste.—
SOl.l l / 1 sill Druz•zi,t,.
WM. 110!17,110rSE 8: co , prop.rg,
S 5
Fin Marc..
Jer•ey City, J
P. —The F nhgeeiherti cri i th to ent,ettze FL few
Active taco, ?La Lot 1 and Trovehum A ztint4 fir
their house, to whom liberal inducements will
be offered For p irticulan, aibirees as ribore.
Nor. 5, IdeU. din
AFTJ many years of sueeessfal practice,
DR. KILLING still desires to do rood to
the afflicted. He eontionsi to cure all kinds of
OANCKRS, TUMORS. WENS, SCROFULA, or
IiVIO'S EVIL, SORES, ke., if curable, without
amain or poison. Ile does not confine him
self merely to the core of the above die
, bet will treat all others with success.—
PAtieuts will be visited, if desired, a reasonable
distance. Persons desiring to visit 1)r. K. wiU
please stop at the Railroad Rotel in Mechanics
burg, where they will be directed to his resi
dence. For all particulars write- -state dis
eases plainly. Recline • postage etamp to
prepay answer. Address Dr, C. L. BELLING,
Mechanicsburg, Cumberland co., Ps.
Oct,- 15,, 1660. osi •
-:1
Barga•ns !
Wilccx & Gibb'a
I'iLICE S3O 00
Dancer Institute.
MEI
EIS
MUTUAL PIlLil INSURAJIC X COIBPAIIT.-t•
incorporated Vara' 18, 1851.
President—George Swope.
Tice Presideat--S. R. Russell.
Secretary—D. A. Buehler.
1%-earsirer—Darld M'Creat7.
Esserstire Committm—Robert McCurdy, Jam*
Kin", Andrew Heintselmett.
Managers--George Swope, D. A. Buehler:Ja
cob King, A. Heintz , twee, R. M'Curdy, Thoe.
A. Marshall, S Pahnestork. Wis. R. Meek)lak.
Win. B. Wilson, W. X ichelberger, Abdiel
John Woltord. H. A. Picking, AbelT. Wrigbt,
John Horner, it G. McCreary. S. R. Russell, D.
M'Creary, Andrew Polley,John Picking, J. R.
Hersh.
Oig"This Company is limited in its opera
tions to the county of Adams. Ii has been in
opvratiiin for more than six years,
nod in that period has paid all losses and ex
penses, unthaid any a•pearment, hat ing also a large
:surplus capital in the Trensnry. The C•m-
Pioy employs no Agent*—nll business being
done by the Managers. who are annuall• elect
ed by the Storkholders. Any person desiring
an Imturance cnn apply to any of the above
named Managers for further information.
e Committee meets at the
office of the Company cn the last Wedoeiday
in every month, at 2, I'. M.
Sept. 27, I 8-04.
Cannon & Adair's
LATER - MA.P.CI,F, WOIIKS, corner of Bahl
ore and Fast \fiddle streets, directly op
•ms,le new Court tlettrNburg
r •entle armed Ir o n and
feel,ll2. trot to ex/wet,. all work iu
the n•,—: le of tllc art we wool respe, trol
ly itirtte the ittention of the public wishing to
pnteure anything in onr hne, to floor aa with a
call and ei.tintne specimens of oar work. We
are prepared to furnish Mt INFMENTS. TOMBS
AND HF: NfAltlll,li ‘NTI.E. , .
SLABS fur Cabinet-makers, and all other work
appertkaining to onr bu.dness. at the lowest pos
sible price.. We do not hesitate to winrantee
that onr work , thall oft put up in a manner suh
stsatial and tasteful e.itnal to the best to be
seen in the cities, R here tier; Impr , ) , -Pront
which experience hits PJf4g. -teal .1\ ' l l,l
and espechtlly do we glarantee th tt onr Ceme
tery and Graa.e Yard 1 ,
, et as not to be affected t tro-t.but
lain for years that erectness of position ~ riven
at the completion of a job. and so necessary to
chntiatied gracefulness and symiactry..
Nue. 20, 1539. tf
Grain Grain!
TtalM; subgeriber still continues purchasing
all kinds of PROIWCE, at hiq old stand on
imbergburg street. viz :—FIA)I. 7 11, W3EAT,
RI'S, CORN, OAT'S, SEEDS, Sic., for which the
highest m.trket prices will he given.
oar. I will also continue ray GROCERY and
VARINTY STORE, and till keep conatantly
on hind Groceries. S tli, Oil, Fish, Ce,lar-ware,
Dry Goods, co S, r,litzder, Guano, ,k, .
The public ate invited ter tall. as I tun deterunt..-
ad to sell as cheap as the tobeitpeQt. .
Gettysburg, Aug. G, 1860
Gettysburg Foundry.
THE snbscriber, having rut-, breed t*
Yonndry of Me ,, srs.Zorban,:lt, Sloat ,t. CO.,
merly Warrens , ' ronniry,) has commenced
business, and is nom prepsred to oflor to the
public a larger assortment of Machinery. thin
has heretofore been offered, such ng TiIitESII
ING MACHINES, Clover Huller.. Fodder! ('ut
ters, Corn Sheller!. and klorrm's late improved
Horse like. Also, STOVES) such ns Cook
Storm three different kinds ; nod five difrerent
'sites of Ten-plite Stoves. Liketsi.e Mill and
'Sow-mill Castings, antrollkinds of Tuining in
Iron or Wood.
rsa - RP.PAIRINI of all kinds nn Ninehinery
And Castings will he done to order on short
notice. PAterns mule to nr•ler ; Plonl;llooct
inT4 ready rnnde•; PLO►'tGIIS, Pu th as tie:4lcr,
Wit herow, Pincher, Woodcock, nod m.ine
others not mentioned here; mid right different
lauds of IRON FENCING,' for Cemeteriv3,
Porches or Yards.
Also, Mortising 3feet:llnel'. one of the be.t
now in use. Thi3 machine works with A lever
by hand; any little boy ens manage it.
Cal-and einminti *err stork; no doubt but
what WC can geese. rerson.i °nicht to s..t. it
their advantage to buy machine!, of our kind
ea home. wkere it h nmaittiiirliired. so that they
'C . very eaviry get aa,ypart top Iwo ed or *pal red.
•• ;
• ' .DAVID STERNER.
Gettysburg, Feb.l3/ lBdo.
TAR AND WOOD NAPTIIA
s PF:r7ORAI,,
is the bet litedieine to the wrwlei for the Curet),
Coughs and DMA!, Croup. BrOnchitis,
Asthma, gibiculty ht breathing,
• Palpitatimt or the Heart,
Diptherhit;
ne4 for the relief °fiat/fete- in the adrow.re
rt , iees or
Commotion, totrethertith all Theelees of
the Throat and Chest. an I which pre
dispose to Consumption.
It is recu!larly a , L7p'ed N titersd.enl (-Ire of .l ei,, n4 ,
Axing prepare! by a practical Pliy,ici in and
Druggist, and one of great experience in the
cure of the various dioceses tp which the hu
man Craw is Tiahi'.
It *v. offered to the afflicted with the greetest
confidence.
Try it and be eonrin^e4 that it is invaluable
in the cure of Bronchial affections. Price 50
erea per 6.,711e.
garPrepArel only by
D. A. ESENWETN C() ,
Driißgistg and Chemistt,
.)i.W roe. Ninth k Poplar Sts , Paicaortrat t.
by et ery respectable Deng ist and
De tier in )Icdicines throughout the St.tte.
.Ipril 2, 1880. Iy
Something Now
TN Ci7,TTYSBI:II6.—The undarsignedinforms
the c.tizens of the town and county, that,he
hits commenced the DAMN() business, on a
birge scale. in York street, Gettrshur7, nearly
opposite Wattles's Hotel. where he will try to
and hopes to reccire, a liberal patron
age. 1111EAD, ROLLS, CAKES, CrI..I(IKR,P,S,
PRETZELS, he., kc.. baked even- day, (Sun
days ex , .epted,) all of the beet rtnallty, and sold
at the lowe:t living profits. Cracker-b4ng in
all hr.inches I.tr ir ;:dy carried rders
t-) any timount, from title and adjuring coun
ties, suppled at the shortest notice. Having
erected a large and commodious hake-hone aad
secured the hest workman and , the most ap
proved machinery, he it prepared to do a
heavy business.
July 25, 1839
E W SALOON.--GEO. F. ECKENRODF. has
11 removed his Oyster establishment to the
splendid new Saloon in liscobs & Bros. Build
ing, on the North side of Chemberstsurg street,
where he will at all times be prelisred to serve
up the best of OYSTERS, In every style, Ey
keeping a good ankle, he expects to receive - e,
liberal share of public patronage. TURTLE
SOUP; CHICKEN, BEEF TONGUE, PIG'S
FEET. TRIPE, BOILED and FRIED EGGS, ICE
CREAV, BIRDS, &c., in their season. A nice
glass of ALE or LAGER can always be had.—
Come and try me. 0. P. ECKENRODE.
April 2, 1800.
UDR A SAFE AIM PROFTTABLE TWIST
MENT.—Wasass's PI.TEITC0111P11131t0.1",
patented by D. Watts's. This is an agriettl
turel implement which oo gement of its dura
bility, simplicity and cheapness, o ill be general
ly adopted by Farmers. With it one man tart
do the 'work of three. Before.* palms. -was
procured it was tboronghly tested by *somber
of Farmers and ill every instance gave Wield
satisfaction. State, °aunty and Township
Rights for sale. Enterprising men tan moist
handsome prate by purchasing Statue . dr
Counties and canemesing. Artily permutes:Ey M
D. Warren and George N. Brintinatt.':Oost ,
esanicatiOno sadroosed to GooltorE. BRISONIA
atGettyaborg, P.a., containing postage Also;
will receive mteution.
lir Agents desedesi ofie r tsvai NO* and
Stafte.'t +.1.11171,31551L
. , .1
113111 subscriber ctikti IPrlvete
ifs awn AND Lar; - oii•
teohdostSidelifiarileitbr..-
Etittir,MbludtalliniirasjOri*
—Viaaftp:ig*li'anoll of yaw.
may.
Jul 7 yt, prim, U a„;fr Of
• 0 ..1` . .).; : r
=EEO
=in
JOHN SCOTT
Dr. Esonwein's
VALENTINE SAUPEA
Removal.
A Chance
elatitiellelP
ei
Ate`
.gma feebl
aid complaining
Are you out of order, with
I Tour system deranged, and
you" Itellemp uneetaforts- 4
blot These symptoms are
alum the prelude to serious
illness. Some dt of sick
; nese is creeping upon you,
• and should be averted
a timely use of the rigs
remedy. Take Ayer's Pill
and deanse out the diso
dered humors—purify el
blood, and let the full
more oa unobstructed
be.ilthagain. They 'Um]
late the functions of tl
body into vigorous Seth
ty, purify the system from
the obstructions which make disease. A cold
settles somewhere in the body, and obstructs
its natural functions. These, if not relies ed.
• react upon themselves and the surrounding or
gang. producing general aggravation, suffering,
and disease. While in this condition, oppregg
ed by the derangements. take Ayer's Pills, and
lee how directly they resters the natural action
of the spurn. and with it the buoyant feeling
of health again. What is true and so apparent
i in this trivial and common compl lint, is also
true in many of the deep-seated and dangerous
distemrers. The risme purgstive effect expels
them. Caused by similar o'istructions and de
' Jangements of the natural functions of the
holy, they are rapidly, and many of them stir , .
ly. cured by the same means. None who know
the t irtnes of these Pills, will neglect to employ
them when sufferini froin the disorders tloy
cure.
z•tntem-nts from leading physici ins in some
of the priruipal clt,es, and from other a t:1
kno‘A n t nt , lir pPrci,a,
from a Forwarding Merchant of St Lerlii. Yoh 4, 14Z05.
Dr Ayer: Your :ire tit.• p ,r,•goo of all
that is great in medicine. They have cored
m' little daughter of ulcerous sores upon h , r
hands nod felt that had !roved incurable for
'tears. Her mother has been long grievously
&filmed with hloteheq and pimples on her akin
and in her hair. After our child was cured,
she also tried your Pills, and they have cured
her. AMA NIORGRIDGII.
AS A FAMILY eiIYS (C.
From Dr Y. W. Cartwright. New Orleans.
~Your are the prime of purges. Their
itlcellent qualities buriu.s.4 Buy cathartic we
po-i , e54. They are mild, but %cry certain and
errectii.il in their action on the bowels, which
makes them invaluable to us in the daily treat
ment of disease.
HEADACHE, .SICK HEADACHE, FOUL
STOMACH.
From Dr. Bayard Boyd, Baltimore.
Del!' Bro..lyer: len utiot answer you what
complaints I have cured with your Pills better
than to siiy all that we ever treat with a purga
tive medicine. I place great dependence on ad
ett.e.tual cathartic in my daily contest with
hien.e. and believing as I do that your Pills
sffur,l us the best we have, I of course value
them highly.
Pitt4a-trg. Pa., If iy I, 18n5
Dr. J. C Ayer—Sir: I have been repeated
ly cured of the worst headache any body can
ha% eshy a dosp or two of your Pills. It seems
:o ark from a foul stomach. which they cleanse
as once. Yours with great reipeet,
En W Prsal.u. Cl'k of sam met Clarion.
B!LR)I DISCPtDiiRR—LIVF.R COMPIAINTS
from Dr. Theodor* Ben, or N. Tort City.
;;ot oily are your Pills admirably adapted to
their poi-pose as an otirerient, bnt I find their ,
bi.neficial effc‘ta upon the /river vary marked
ind, c , l. The}have in my prai.tice proved inure i
elle , hial fur the cure of b . iltons complaints' than
any one r.•mely I can mention. I aineerely re- I
joke that we have at length a purgative which
di IF orthr the confidence of the profec3lon and '
the people.
Department of the Iptcrior,l
Wa , h;n;zton. P C'., 7th Feb. 1:4",f;.
Sir: I hate 11.1 , 41 yollr PIUS in my g , neral
h , ,.pital practice ever since yon made them,
and cannot he,,itate to gay they are the hest
enthirtie we employ . Their rep:Laing fiction
on the liver i 4 quick and decided. corvegnently
they are an a dtnk.thle remedy for derangements
of tit it orzlo. Indeed. 1 have seldom found a
erase of h:liouq disease so obstinate that it did
not readily yield to them. Fr.‘ternally yours,
A LoNzo BALI„
Phyeirian of thp Marine
DYSENTERY, DI IR MT*: R'! 1. x.wonms
hom Dr J G area of Cbieato.
Tour Pills have had a long trinl in my prati
tire, and 1 hold them in esteem as one of the
tie4t ■nerinnta 1 have ever bound. The nitern
tire e•ffect upon the li%pr mikes them : n excel
lent remedy, whim given in small doses for
dyr.entery And ditirrhrest. Their einear
coating makeq them very se( eptnble and con
veoient for the rise of women and children.
DYSPEPSIA. IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
/root Haw. J. V Wren, Pastor of Advent Ow**. Dorton
Dr. A) er : I bare ui,ed your Pills with ex
trarir,linary success in my launily ntia among.
those I am called to visit in distress. To regu-
I , te the organs of ii:gestion and purity the
blood, they are the very best remedy I have
ever known, and I can confidently recommend
them toloy friends. Sours, J. V. !links.
W.irsaw, ry'oniing co . Y.. 0(t. 24, '35.
Dear Sir : lem unteg your Cathartic Pills
in my practice, and bud tLem an excellent
purgative to cl-tnee the system and purify the
fountains of the blond.
.0. JOHN G. sisacir4W, M. D.
CONSTIPATION. COSTIVENESS, SUPPRKS
SION. RHEUMATISM, GOUT, NEU KALGIA,
DROPSY. PARALYSIS. Fl Ir. ETc.
From Dr. J P. Vangttn, Montreal, Caavia-
Too much cannot be a.uo of :.uur Pills for
the cure of costiveness. If other., of our fra
ternity have fount them is ea.:acious as I
hive, they should join me in proclaiming it for
the benefit of the multitudes s - ho suffer from
that complaint, winch, although bad enough in
itselt,is the progenitor of others that are worse.
I believe costiveness to origluate in the liver,
but your Pills affect that organ and cute the
disease.
Prom Sirs E Start, Ptiyaician ipd Midair*, Boston
I find one or two large doses of your l'ills,
taken at the proper time, are excellent promo
tivet of the natural secretion when wholly or
partially suppressed, and also:tory effectual to
cleanse the stomach and expel worms. They
are 8Q much the best physic we have that 1 te
clmmt•nd no other to my patients.
/row tie tie. Dr Darts*, et the Mellediat Epa. Church.
Pnlaskl Howse, Savannah. Ga., Jun . 6, 56.
Honored air: should be ungrateful for
the relief your skill has .brought me if I did not
report my case to you. A cold settled mmy
limbs and brought on excruciating neuralgic
pains, *hien ended in chronic rheutuatica.—
Notwithstanding I had the best of physicians,
the disease grew wfstie'and worst, neulby the
advice of your excellent agent in Baltimore, Dr.
Mackenzie, I tried your Pills. Their effects
were slew, but sore. By persevering in the use
of them, I am no* entirely well.
Senate Chamber, Baton Renire,Lx., 5 Dec. '55.
Dr. Ayer: I ►tee bees autirely cured, by
your PULP, of litbalusatic Gont—st painful dis
ease that had afilieted me for years.
- VI:ICES? SLIDISA.
iirMost of the 'PIM In market contain Her
onry, which, although a valuable remedy in
skilful hands, bi - -dm/warms in a public pill,
from the dreadllit conaeqacaces that frequent
ly (oliow its Incautious use. Theo* contain no
mercury or mineral sabotance whatever.
?rise, Ili ends per , ila, or jars for $L
?rtpand by ir, 1. C. 1!U k Ca; !,swell,
• rsold by A. D. Buehler, Gettysburg; p.
Bobtlts, Arendterille ;• Paxton k McCreary,
Fairiehl ; P. A. Myers, Tfew,Ch ester ; M. Staster,
Mew Oxford; B. Biterbew, York. Bpi-Ingo; and
-dealers generally.
• Sept. 3 1 1860.
1860.
Pall and, Winter Goods.
Oka n b ser ib a , baying just returned from
the Bastard Claes With a large and rem
did assortment at JIM and CAPS, would re
epmtfully call' the intention of purchasers' to
eke tune. HI, stock of Mats Is 1%11 and com
plete, ccinalsting 181 *riled Mentailaidonable
and -baadsonie No., L Silk lists Peels Ant&
Soft. Mato, Sties, low. Ord inedinni i s pth .
crows, Cloth and Mated gaps, Plash itnirPlish
r trinnu a ni COlll, tor an and ha" Laney BAill •
and clipeasteliadies,torOier 11 14 a_load
sortimitto : Woo: otwhich ww be i jap i i
=tro, cor "PO. 44 0 ;^ Pk* #W,
cif ,45 1 t6 „ 11 .tItu adt_
WO4l - 110teriOss.
‘ . 7 .
•
yealr
2 14
Irt.o Opt , WIWI igtAiNIOTT lINZITS, 1
"WI lio birWietikier Okbear r
SU Y lWllOll* IhOitiiii""
*iPies leMil!lOg , 11y1.1.11004,&"
lIMIIIIN
ES
MC
OEM
Pik ..
-%' - ieisrnirtectoragaiLlererfter.:" . - -, 7!---zumin nurvnt.
Lowrance D. Metes Cr PO'S STORE t-40gN .IfAillt
NOTIOS ROUSE.. ' -
No. MI Aratilft., bitwoeit TM wall&
iladelpbia, ( late of '
FANCY GOODS. 816 Market St. ) I
1108RIRT, TRIMMINGS, porter. ‘ , a t -
AND TOYS, 4 " nufastui
of and Dealer in 4
'Wholesale and Retail , asCheap as any place in ki n d s of FAN c
Baltimore. i FURS. Having
111 Punt= t i
tSree BALTIMORE. moved 40 my N
ger , Ordore promptly ended to. Store, 718 Arch St
..
June 16, 1860. ly
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A. Mathiot & Son , s ed entirely in the Me
ufacturre ettd Sale
SFA AND FURNTITRE WAREROOMS. Nos. Fancy Fun, which,
25 and 27 N. Gay street, Baltimore, (near accordance with I
Fayette st.,) extending from Gay to Frederick "One Price Principle,
an.-the largest establishment of the kind in the I have marked at' "
Union. Always on hand a large assortment of lowest possible prices consistent with a reason.
noreglioLe AND OFFICE FURNITURE, em- able profit, I would solicit a visit from those in
e n e n se e n e essential.
tees,
En,
ay
flail it
bracing Bureaus, Bedstends , Washstands . Ward- want of Furs ' or either Ladies' or Children'
robes,
robes, Mattresses of Hest:. Cotton and Hair, Wear, and an Inspection of my sele.-tion of
Spring Beds, Sofas, Tete-e-Tetes, Arm Chairs, those goods, satisfied . as NM, of roy.abilit' .
to
Rocking Chairs, Etageres, Marble Tables, Set- please in every
atal3t
desired
d
tees, Reception and Upholstered Chairs, AS-
Persona
SORTED COLORS OF COTTAGE FURNITURE, inconvenient to call personally , need n 1 aure
Wood Chairs. Office Chairs, Barber Chairs, the article they wish, together w only
ith
theprice,
Cribs and Cradles, Hat Racks, Hall Furniture, and Instructions for sending, and forw ard the
Gilt Gilt and Walnut Frame Looking Glasses. Side- order to my address-money accompa nying nn
el ...
boards, Extension Tables, of every length . to insure a satisfactory compliance with th eir
Persons disposed to pnrchase are invited to wishes.
call ani give our stock an examination, which i - [Sept. 3, 1800. 3m
Yard Removed.
for variety and quality of workmanshipis not
M s aX ubs b cr l i e ber having removed his place of
equalled by any establishment in the At ntry.
I r i b E nsiness to East York street short I
A. MATHIOT k SON,
i lance below St. James' Church, would .a atinoU i n7e .
a r s art
Nos. 25 and '27 N. Gay Street.
Ang. 6 18GO. ly
: t e k n i t n s dig,
Headstones.
s a t • o o i r i k e 8 . i
it a
e his k
c line, „ o f t e , N O e t. r ll y
! to the public that he is still prepared to furnish
Ladd, Webster & Co.,,::itt o . f
13ALTIMORt ST., BALTIMORE.
I D Manufaetnrera of improvedTirlit-stitch
I'll mr , , style and fiti%ll, with and without . bases • and
am kets, to suit li •
SEWING MACHINES, pare asers, anti at prices to snit
the times. Persons desiring anything inhis
for Families and MAniiracturing Establishments.g
' will find it w decided adrant e
Let Manufacturers. Planters, Farmers, House - , stock d pricesbefore ". to examine his
and purt.liasitir elsewhere.
I, epers. or any other persons in search of an WM. B. NIF ALS
iu-trument to execute any kind of Sewing now , Gettvsburg March 21, 1859. .' '-
done hr machinery, make sure they secure the -
Gettysburg, )torch
____
13( st, br examining ours before purchasing.
giqe, 'Samples of Work stilt by mail. Globe Inn,
.
WHAT CONSTITT:TES A GOOD SEWINO W ',MICE ? 1 M ECII 1. \ - -
ICSTOWN, Frederick county,Md.-
1. It shonld be well made, simple in its con-1 Having been renovated and re-furnished,
strnetiort, and easily kept le order. , the proprietor assures the public that a call is
2. It should make a TIGHT LOCK-STITCH, alike' only needed, as he guarantees full satisfaction in
, every Ease. Charm moderate.
on both sides of the material.
3. It should sew any and all materials thatl HENRY' HERR, Proprietor.
, Feb. 14, 1859. tf
can be sewed.
4. It iltrOula he able to use Cotton, Thread, I --
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or Silk, directly from the spool. I • Madame Schwend's
1
5. It should be able to sew from coarse to line, NVALLIBLE P.OWDERSs far thespcedyaad
and front thiek to thin, with rapidity, and with- I effectual Cure of all Inflammations. Fe
out changing the tension. I estreseism, Dyspepsia sad' Liver Complaint,
H. It should be able to make the tension: Pile*, Gravel, and all Acute and (niate Die.
greater or leas, on both the under and upper ' eases if ADULTS and CHILDREN. Band 8
threads, ned.ts - ith uniformity. i cent Scrimp to her Agent. 'O. 13. JONES,
7. It should liars a straight needle ; curved ', , Box 2070 Pkilad'a. P. O.!
onesnre liable to break . i Ileadeeds of testimonials. Alitency--8. W.
8. The needle should have perpendienhu Cor. Third A Arch Sta. [Oct. 6, '6u. I.ot
motion. This is absolutely necessary for heavy ; ---•- -------- - _
work.l To the Public. It
9. 14, ef l onid he capable of taking in the MITE
undersigned, having tdisposM of his
largest pieces of work. I . News Storeio Mr. Jot:Eric BRO%DfIEAD in
10. ft sheald he able to bind with a binder, tends to discontinue the hostiles d Itf -
hem with a hemmer ; shunld stitch, fell, r u n the bl,' .4tan
• 'list
he feels indebted to pu te for the bliernl
and gather. ; patronage extended to him, he would cordislly
H. It should he always ready to work. I recommend all his old customers to Mr. Broad
-12. It should be capable of using the same b ea d , who will always be prepared to accotn
size of thread on both sides of toe work, and ' moditte them with anything in his line.
of using different colored thread or silk, above I CHARLES LINDERMAN.
or below, to correspond with any two colors of '
; Aug. 27, 1880.
cloth to be united.•
12. It should be able to make a long or short I - -
s I Notice.
titch.
14. It should be able to fasten off the seam, TICATING purchased the News Store of Mr.
and commence sewing tightlyat the first stitch. ' I II - 14305Allti f it is my purpose to cuntinne
15. ft should run easily and make but little the tininess on a More estensire irate than
anise. , . , heretofore'.- Daily city papers. and ell the poli
te,. It should have a wheel feed; none others t ular seaplanes and periodicals of the day, at
arc in constant contact with the work. I ways on hand. JOSEPH Bitta.A.DilEAD.
17. It should not he liable to get out of order. I AIM'. 2T, 1869, tt
ls. ft should not he liable to break the I
Omni, nor skip steams. 1 Watches, Jewelry
19. it should not be neeessnrr to use a scroll- ANB SILVER-WARE -We would respects
wrench or ween to set the needle- fully inform our friends, patrons and the
20. It should not be liable to oil the opera-1 ILL pu bli c 11 that haveinStore
, genera
.t,we now
tor's dress. ; and oiler WHOLE , ALE Asp RETAIL, at the lowest
21. It should not form a ridge on the under! Cash Prices, a large and eery choice stock ut
n
side, nor ravel out, nor be wasteful of thread, .
.:ATCHrs, JEWELRY, SILVER •ND PLATED WASS,
AS is the else with ALL CHAIN-ATITCH machines. i of every satiety and style.'
22. It should not be " more trouble than RI Every description of Diamond Work mad
is worth." other Jawelry made to order, at short notice.-
33. Finale, all of these advantages are pat- . tta"All goods warranted to be as repres•ented.
scssed by our Sewing Machine.
CO.
N. 8.-Particular attention given to Re-
L A UD, WEBSTER s ...1 t pai r in g watches and Jewelry, of erery descrip
- ly lion. ST.A.I'FFER'tg VALLEY,
- ' No. 622 Market St., South Side, Philrl'a.
Sept...l, 1860. 3z5
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The Only Preparation._
THAT HAS liTlitill TiII:TEST 4F111.54t5,
1 AND OROWS MORE AND 110 1 1 E POPU
LAR EVERY' DAY I- And testimonials, new,
and nimost w.thotit number, might he ttneu
from lediewand gentlemen in all grades of so
ciety. whose Ifni tett testimony none oo old resist,
that Prof. Wood's ii•-ir Itestaratire will restore
the bald and gray, and preserve the hair olthe
youth to old arc, in nil its youthful beauty.
Battle ('r ek, Mich , Dec. 21. Mg.
, Prof. Wood c-Thee willt please accept a line
''to inform the- that the hair on zny head all (ell
off over twenty years ago, caused IA a compli
cated chronic disease. attended aid, an crop
tion on the head. A ..olitimial conr-e of suf
fering thrpligh life has in reduced me to a state
of dependence, 1 h , ve not le en nide t o olve l n
staff for caps, neither !Ilse I been Ale to do
them up, in conse•oion, - e oc which my head has
suffered extremely from redo. '1 his indncrd
me to pay Briggs k 110 Ines alinnst the last cent
I h'l on earth f‘,r a two doll it ly,ttle of thy
Hair Restorative nbo t the first of Aurustlaat.
I h ave faithfully followed th • dire , t'ons and the
bald spot is tow cot erect with hair thick and
black, though short. it is .1:9 coming in all
I over my head. Feeling confident that another
i large bottle would restore it entirely nnd per
' nuinently, I feel anxious to persevere in its Ole,
and being destitute of means to purchase any
I more, I *anti ask thee if thee wouldst not be
willing to send me an order on thine agents for
I a bottle, and receive to thyself the scripture
ideclaration -"the reward is to those that are
kind to the widow and the fatherless."
IThy friend, SUSANNAH KIRBY.
Ligonly Noble co., Indiana. Feb. 5, 1859.
,
Prof. 0. J. Wood . Dear Sir:-In the latter
,
part of the yes! . 1352, while attending the State `
rand National Ltw School of the State of New
York, my hair, from a cruise unknown to me,
commenced falling off very rapidly, to that in
the short space of six months, the whole upper
' part of my scalp was almost entirely bereft of
its covering, and much of the remaining portion
lupon the side an d back part of my head short,
1 ly after became gray, so that you will not be
4 surprised when I tell you that upon my return
to tbo State of Indiana, to more casual ar.
- •
quatotances were not so much at a loss to die.
' cover the cause of the change in toy appearance,
i as my more intimate acquaintances were ill
I recognise me at all.
i
I at once made application to the most skill.
fel physicians in the country, bet, receiving
' no assurance from them that sn) hair could
again be restored, I was forced to beeome re
conciled to my fate, man, fortunately. in the
latter part of the year 1857, your Restorative
I 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 oaths.
faction that it was producing the desired effect.
Since that time,l have used seven dollars'
worth of your Rstorative, and as a reautt,liave
a rich coat of very soft * black Mb, whieb no
money can buy.
As a mark of my mmtltude lbr your labor
and skill In the production of SO wonderful
an article, I hare recommended Its use to many
qt my friends and acquaintances,who, 1,105
happy to Inform you, are using it rlth ILhe ef.
feet. TerY respectfully, yours,
• A. M. LATTA,
- * Attorney and Counsellor at Lap.
Depot, 444 Broadway, and sold by all dodos
throughout the -world.
- The Restorative Is pet
,up In bottles deists
sins, viz : large, sisdleM, and marl i the *el
- • - • . • -- one dollar Poe
Dee. 5, 1859
o‘itskt „ I :5,
1001,7:CDF.D 1'452. Chartered IVA,. Located
tA g t. OF BALTIMORE k CHARLES STS..
BALTIMORE, Mo.—The Largest, Mo=t Elegantly
Furnished k Popular Commercial College iu the
United States. - Designed expressly for Young
Men desiring to obtain a THOROUGH PRACTICAL
BI4I.IIESIL Eoccsno:s in the shortest possible
time and et theleast expense.
A Large and_
- Beautifully Ornamented rirctt
lar, containing upwlrds or SIX SQUARE FEET,
with SPECIMEN' or PeNlioNsrite, and a Large E
ngraving (the finest of the kind eTer made in
this country) representing the InteCor View of
the Colleg.. with Catalogue stating terms, tr.,
will t , e sent to EveryYonng Ilan on appli , ation,
FRC' or CHAIIGZ. Write immetliatel:, and you
ul.ll receive the parkftge by ritnrn
Address, E. K. LOSILR, Baltimore, Md.
Feb. 6, 130. ly
James H. Bosley,
C 0.11)IISS lON NI F. E.CIIANT,
No,. 124 and 1.25 rortA Street,
B .11, TIM OR.F., 31D
I am prepared to receive and sell on Commis
sion all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. Elating
an experience Or, ken years in the Commission
business, (and wishing to continue that stone,)
I flatter myself that I shill( be able to give sAvis
e.urtos to all who favor me with consignments
Will also attend to filling orders for Groceries,
Guano, and all kinds of Fertilizers. .
Feb. 6, '6O. ly
New & Rich
JEWELRY, SILVE WARE, SILVER PL AT
ED WA A...E. WARN F4l Gold and
Stirexamith, No. 10 Gat arusitt,,BA.L.
TIMORE, MD., has in store a beautiful assort
meat of styles and patterns of RICH JEWELRY,.
suitable for presents, embracing a great variety
of Plain GOld • mi Sett Broaches, Mosaics, Car
. uiskles, kc., Ear-Rings, Bracelets, Finger Rings
set with Diamond, Ruby, Pearl, opai. Emerald,
kc., Ladies' G‘Md Glistint,-leil-di Guard Chains,
Miniature Lockets, Gold .Thimbles, Cuff Pins;
Signet, Chased and Plain Gold Rings; Pencils
and _l'mts, Sleeve Buttons and Studs, Gold and
Jet Crosses, Jet Bracelets, Pins k Ear Birtga,acc.
ALB 0 ,
A variety of Surer Mounted &Flitted Castors,
Cake Baskets, Waiters, Candlesticks, Butter and
Salt Stands, Pearl Handle Desert Kai res,Spoous,
Forks, Ladies, Fancy Articles, Arc., all of which
is respectfully offered on the lowest terms.
ViirTbe Country Trade and Dealers general
ly are invited to give me a call, and examine'
Goods and Prices, being sstisfied that my SIL
VER WARE cannot be surpassed either. for
fineness or,quality, or the latest and most bean-
Uful Pittette. [Feb. 27 186 e.
Burr kill Stones
' ED—B. F.
FiTA BR Jr CO., Oor
of egad &atm deraste,
oppositeN. C. R. R. Station,
Racrettows, 80. Maaufaa;
turers of FRENCH BURRS,
lispootors and Dealer* in
. Burr Blocks, Belting
Lather and Gnm B 4 lop,
'Oaklced Plaster, ant ill Iron
Quality. "Also, Colo& "Amen
Mill atones of all sizes. (Feb.i7, 'OW ly
' George Bok
I VIPOSTRit Mad Dealer fa
(MLNA, GLASS
41 Nbetbitioverd Street;
toe MidTy_Litke Streets, I
ElTONSWA t always ' es
- Jain
tiLAMB *Wei" of ier
43111444 Tratommt *ray!
41410t 1, 11611 .
qd others
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* 41411,4016issiltrir store
thoo. .411.46,
ki3o7lool l t, vie sei
1 4 • staerili, Cashiet4s, 71
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