ADVERTISEMENTS.
Horse Bills
;steady &expe.ditioualy printed at this Office
VOR 'RENT.
TILE Subscriber offers for RENT HIS
r i All: 71 11
Sitcrate in Liberty township, Adams Couniy., Pa
bnut.two miles North of Bomiitiglotral), for the
- term of one veer, or more, from the firqi of April
next. The Farm consist.; of shoot 150 Acre.,
There will be fur Spring and Full
1.64: Crops, from Thirty to Forty Acres.—
- ..;" There is on said Gtnn 18 acres of mow.
_ able meadow, a good Apple Of:CIRRI),
and a number of Peach and other fruit Trani.;
withgood wells of water convenient to the Hon.('
and Barn. Any person wishing to Rent v. ill
please call with Um subscriber, who resides on
rho promises.
March 6,1837,
ALvArA.
JILL be ofrored at Public Sale, on the
premises, on jib', da u the 27thfloy
of March inst. A TRACT OF ,LANI),
situate in flamiltonban township, Adams
county, Pa. about 2 miles west of Myers's
Milts, containing 104 • lereN, on which
are, a gooed
•
DWELLING
• 11.013 STA 9 ray
- • • .1
a young Orchard,a quantity of Me:Wow, Ate.
About 20 Acres aro cleared, and the residue
covered with lino Timber, a large propor
tion of which is Locust and young Chestnut.
The property will be sold together or in
lots to suit purchasers.
Persons wishing to view the property
will call on Oa Sillr-eriber residing near the
same. JACOB BENSIIOOF.
March 13,1837
AUDNTORS' WEEWING.
THE undersigned, Auditors, appointed
by the Orphans' Court of Adams county, to
pdjust and distribute the assets in tle hands
of the Executors of JOHN
to and amongst the Creditors of said do.
ceased, will meet on Tuesday the :n th of
March next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. at the house
of Adam Oaster, in iM'tiherrystow•u. MI
persons having claims airainst said estate,
will exhibit the s►une,properly authenticated,
on that day. _ _
J. G. MORNINGSTAR,
J.I.:.'OIJBE.:IIINATOR, Auditors
JOHN LILLY;
Ve_liititipy 27, 1.837.
.
NOTICE iSIiEREBY:GIVEN I
V the' quotas of the respective
School Dikricts in'the proportion of
'Adams county in the State appropriation of
§200,000 CoMmon School purposes, for
the sehiPOlYea'r of 1833, agreeably to the
statement of the Superintendent of Common
Schools, transmitted to the Commissioners
of Admits County, pur4uant to the Oth par
agraph of . the 10th section of the School
Law of the 13th of June last, are as follows
—to wit
1.
2. 3. • 4.
Accept'g. 320 207,16
Not It. 200 129,48
liccepeg. 259 167,6
4, 372 240,84
IC
13tir wick,
Conewago,
Cumberland,
F anklin,
Germany, - 381 246,661
Gettysburgh, " • . 403 260,91
Hamilton, Not. it 269 174,15
Hamiltonban, Accept'g. 360 233 07
Huntington, 4g 341 220,76
/Atmore, Non Ac'g. 231 149,55
Liberty; Accept'g. 224 145,02
Menallen, " 482 312,05
Piloueljoy, SC 224 145,02
Mountpleasant, Non Ac. 352 227,P 4 9
Reading; Not R. 242 156,67
Straban, Accept'g. 322 208,46
Tyrone, " 185 119,77
[ErColuom I, shows the name of the Dibtrict:
2, whether accepting, non.aceepting,ot not repre.
seotod in the jditit meeting of Com niissioners and
Delegates in May last: 3, number of taxables in
1335:'4,. proportion' of appropriation which will
be dun 'after the first Monday of Juno next.]
JOHN M DSSELNI AN, 9
GEORGE W ILL, B
JOHN WOLFORD,
.. . .
Y•Attei3t.-7—W/LL/A/11 ICING, Cleric.
March 6. 1837.
xoTien.
'LETTERS of Administration, having
been granted by the Register of Adams
County, to the subscriber, residing in Me
nallen Township, in said county, on the
Estate of JANE SAMPLE, deceased, late
of Straban Township,' Adams County, all
persons having unpaid claims against said
Estate are requested to present them, and
all persons indebted to make payment, to
the subscriber without delays
JAMES MAJOR, Adner.
February 27, 1837. Bt-48
Cause for Trial
At the Special Court to be held on the 20th
of March inst.
David Witherow ve. Samuel B. Epley, eldest son
and one DI the heirs at law of Peter Epley, de.
ceased.
. List of Jurors
For the Special Court, March 20, 1837.
Berwick tozonahip—Josoph Kopnor, Geo. Diehl.
Strabon—W Milan Cashman, jr. John Gorman,
John Brinkerhoff, jr. William 801 l
Hamtllonbon—Ezra Blythe, Joseph 13. Reid,
John IWCullough, Andrew Marshall.
Hamilton—Abraham Picking, Plidip Rich.
Alenallen—Henry G. Kober, Jacob 13. Meals,
Samuel Cook.
Cumberland—Samuel Cobean, of W. Henry
Haagen, George Trostle.
Ilronklia—JacobCover.
Getlyaburgh—Polar Woi lien, Goo. Geyer, Get,
•Clsritzman.
Latimore—lnaue Tudor, Gideon Grieta,
Day.
710-ane—James Pittentorff.
Conowego—Jacob Little, of I'. William Al.
brikht. - -
Huntington—Thomas Bowers, Isaac E. Wier-
Rfading—George Brown.
LIU/tem—John Harper, John 'Wiley.
etrusamy--lioury Slirtver, Gao. Houck, Jacob
Lobe.
Cell itua See the. Clietvp
HatS,Capgr4
..*=\ &Bonnets 1:4->\
Win. W. Paxton
ETURNS his sincere thanks to his
k_% Friends and the Public generally for
the encouragement he has received. and
intirrins them that he has now on hand, and
will constantly keep, at his old stand in
Chambersburrh street, nearly opposite the
Indian King Hotel,
A large and excellent assortment of
FUR It SILK MATS & BONNETS,
Or EvtatY unscateTtos—CONSISTING OF
illen's Castor 11 ATS ;
• " Rorrrm dr.
" Swinish body do.
" Plain Russia do.
" Silk Plush do.
JAMES CLARK.
30-19
.dlso--LADIES' FUR & SILK BON,
NETS,of the late,l New York Fiediion,,,
olih following colors, viz: blaelt,brwan,
drab, pink, white and green.
TOG ETHER %Mu
Second hand HATS, WOOl, HATS;
and Seal CAPS, &c.
O 7!:1 - All of which he will wrll 1.01 , / for
(7.1511.0 r COUNTRY PRODUCE. Cull
and judge for yourselves.
Arx 117,71.).7.7:12.7"M"C71
Vt'atited to learn the abovo business, aboot
Ifi or 17 plots of age.
1 ~0 ICE is hereby given, to all wlimin it
may concern, that, in pursuance ()fait
Act oldie tiener,il Assembly of l'eons‘ Iv
nia, entitled, "Au Act for Special
Courts of (.'olimizai Pleas," passed tin. 15tii
day of .Nlarcli, .14.1 ti, and ifs surplemisithi,
A Siwr."l Coort of Cdnint , n Henn,
will be holden at the Ciairt 111)tice in the
11t,rrnt ,h hlGi.ittyslairirli.in and
ty of .1/emlay the 11111 h flay cy
31arch next, (bring tho third Monday ill
said month,) at 10 o'clia•k, A. M. to try and
&tertiarye all twiner,: as ilia') properly
cognimble by the (7mirt.
lV M. TA Ul; I! N (;11, Sh'ti:
tr 13
-
1309Tfi &
22.4 V.v•
A LARGE ASi;ORTAIENT OF
MOOTS
AND Wa s 9
SMOELS,
Just received and 11,r sale by
J. GILBERT, Gettysburg
Cr:Pilaving made arrangements at twine
for that purpose, BOOTS and SIRWS
can be made to order in a workmanlike
manner and at the shortest notice.
November i2iR, I H:36. tf-35
Estate of John. kerr,"'deceased.
A Polrsous indebied to the Estill() of
-"A-**.11)11N KERR, late of Mimi:within)
township, Adorns County, deceased, are
requested to call and make payment—and
those having claims against said estate ore
also requested to present the same, properly
authenticated, to the subi,cribers• for 6ettle
ment.
The Executors both reside in []atniltnn
ban township.
February ',27,1P• 1 :37
DissAution of Partnership.
rfuffiE Firm heretofore existing of EL
IL LIS & itl ODELL has this day,by
mutual consent, been disolverl. The bit.
siness in future will be carried on under the
name of JOHN C. ELLIS. All accounts
of the Into firm will be settled by bim.
JOHN C. ELLIS,
JOSEPH RIDDELL,
New Oxford, March 1,18:r. 3t--19
E'I'TERS of Administration, having
.
been granted by the Rogrster of Adonis
County, to the subscriber, residing in Ilam
iltonban Township, in said 'county, on the
Estate of MARY, RHEA. deceased, late
of Ramiltonban township, Adams county,
all persons having unpaid clairrisigainst
said Estate are requested to present them,
and all persons indebted to make payment,
to the subscriber without delay.
JOHN DONALDSON, Adm'r.
February 13, 1‘ 37. 6t-46
AVOIOURT,Oq
Thomas J. Cooper, Treasurer,
In account ?nth the Directors of the
Poor and of tile house (f Employment
of qie County of Adams.
• DR. Dolls. Cts.
To order on Jesse Gilbert,
500 00
Coiinty 'Freasurer;
Do. Do. Do. 600 00
DU• Do. Do. 600 00
To Gash received of J. Will, Esq.
for:Warding Francis Wickey's 54 87
Tu order on J. Gilbert, Treasurer, 600 00
Do. Do. Do— 500 00
Do. Do. Do. 500 00
Do. Do. Do. 200 00
Do. Do. Do. 500 00
To Balance &to Treasurer t
90 54
last settlement,
P. Aughenhaugh in trust to ?
32 20
pay Justices ' orders,
Funeral Expellees for out door 10 50
Paupers,
For supporting out door paupers, 400 55
( stuck Cattle and Elteep, 263 SO
PUTLIC NOTICES
Youths II dilThrent fashions;
Old lien's Broad Brims and Low
C'rowne, rash imied.
W. W. PA WON'.
Gellyshorcrh, Nov. 2'4, 1836. tr_ls
SPECIAL COURT.
JODN J. KERR,
Fxr's
WILLIAM DOUGLASS, S
1~ ®'fig. Cam.
N°OOR-Zi4atTSM
Beef and Pork from Eline,
231 18
flulick and others,
Bacon from Ziegler, Wible
44 70
and others,
Female Hirelings, 116 50
Harper, Lefever, Middleton
4u 00
and Koehler for Printing,
Lime and Hauling John Smith, 71 50
Mechanics Bills,
Sundry persons for Merchandize, 498 29
Drugs and Medicines,
VegetailleA,
Jacob will, Esq. Building and 117 00
routing . Wagon Shed,
Grain and Hour, 955 26
Sundry per , ons for Groceries,
p. Aughenbaugh,Stewart tt3
100 00
pity Sundry bills,
Constables for Executing orders, 15 90
Hireline's flumphry and .hues, 74 00
pater Girdling, for Chopping j ti,/ .26
wand, .
Samuel Bauer, for making post 1 12 :3,1
fence,
Bender and Keckler for rails
29 00
and hoards,
Polly AtiOlenhaugh,Sewing fur)
22
paupers,
Jacob flunkey for flay, 0 09
T. C. V.i!lor, Cur S%IIIIi nnll Stone, 4
lob!) Gar yin liar (74)s1a,
Extra sel %fives ~rdirectnrsi, 2.1 00
Joie, G.irvia's Salary as Chulc ?
13 monflis, -
Dr. I). tinnier's Sal;iry, 100 01)
Peter A ugheubaugh, Sulury as 150 00
Stew,;rt,
.1. Cooper, Treasurer, salary, 20 00
8192 G !=5
13alnuac iu Itand; of 'l'rrastlrer,
V\ 7 sub , cribers, Auditors
\, told ndia,t the Pul..ic Arco:nits,
Ift) CEILTIFY, that we have examined
the Items which couilPtstt the nhove Au
emptt, nitd tdt 110.,,0rt Ono they are correct,
and that a hahince •if ()NI.; 11/INDIZEI)
AND T‘V I:NTY !:!( n I)OLI,AItS
%NI) 'l' \v() (I.:N I'l, is in lln• ham]. nl
l'rbot.ts CimpEtt, Crom
the of . .l3:ilviry, the fililr
tfity 1H :q.
SA \WEI, I/I Eli L
uditors
FIZ EDEIt ILK
•S'fcwin . f,
In account ttitli the Di , Trtors of the
Pony awl of Employment
of Aiiuui County.
Dom.
'l'u order (el 'Treasurer, .10 00
Do. 20 00
Do. Do. 40 00
To Ca} received of F. W.
Koehler for boarding F. G. 13 17
Bode,
Cash In u 0 Perry County for C 112.
boarding pauper,
Cash for boarding Elizabeth
30 50
Stover's Children,
For order and boarding Sundry 367
Paupers,
Jacob Cassat, for Ilydes, 10 00
John Gilbert, Hides and Skins, 3d 48
Clover Seed, 88 00
Produce S 12 5 0
Stock Sold, 47 .25
:3 5
Pasture,
Cash from James Dobbin, Esq. 206
for Watch,
Do. out of Charity box, 2 15.',
Cash frotn.sale of Lewis Switz- )
11 :37
er's good6i; a pauper,
SWI4 96 2 '
'co bulaure due the Stewart, 512 76
CH. I)olle•.
Cash 1•:od Sundry Nteelianics' 20 '•)3
lilt IVork,
Do. for Nlerelviiiilize, 3..2 :341
Do. for Hirelings, 40 741
Do. do. Exeontoo Orders, 44 47
Do. do. Funeral Expenses ? 950
and pauper,
Do. do. Vegetables, 54 191
Do. do. NI eat and Fish, 57 54
Do,- do. Manure, hay and straw, 10 02!,,
Do. do. Butter and a pple butter, :33 59.4
Do. do. Grain and Flour, 29 25
Do. do. Wagon Expenses
10 72
and Hauling, S •
Do. do. Jacob Herbst for stone, 1 37
Do. do. Cider and Vinegar, 8 50
Do. do. Leather, Cassatt and (in 44
Gilbert,
Do. do. Postage and Turn- 3 on
pike toll,
Do. do. Ilarvest.bands, 2t 75
Do. Printing to F. W. Koehler, 10 00
the subscribers, Auditors to set
tle and adjust the Public Accounts,
V V
DO CERTIFY that we have Examined
the Items which compose the above Ac
count, and do report that they are correct,
and that the balance of FIFTY TWO
DOLLARS & SEVENTY-SIX CENTS
is due the Stewart of the Institution—being
from the sth of January, 1886, to the 4th
day of January, 18:17—both days included.
SAMUEL DIEHL,
FREDERICK DIEHL, t ,Auditors.
PRODUCE OF THE FA RN!, FOR 1836.
31 Bushels of Wheat • •
35 do. Rye
325 do. Corn
Cloverseed
245 - do. Potatoes
.85 Tons Hay
2,900 Pounds Pork
3,690 do. Beer
88 'Yards Linen and both manufitc
tared in the House.
$4051 67
66 Paupers remained at the Poor-house on
the sth day of January, 1836.
81 Paupers remained at the Poor-house on
the 4th day of January, 19:17.
23 Paupers Supported out of the house by
the Institution in put.
OS Paupers Admitted in the coarse of the
year, including out-door Paupers.
Match 6, 1937- 3t-49
Do11x; Cls.
PUBL I ICK NOTICES. • PUBLIC NOTICES. . ' '
__;_l___.
Saddles! Saadles'. ~,,.„„px „ - NOTICE'.
SADDIAFS
i ll a-, - - 1 . ... i t ~ A LL persons Tndebted to the Estate or
-4 • lif• , -• ' ' I IL BENJAMIN BOWER, late of Lail
.. _ -
" . more township, AdamS county, deceased,
Important I Mill! 0N C 211.C1A are requested to call with the subscribers,
and discharge the same; and those who have
169 t)2 ill _ : ',Vl'ill g-Sltat C, a. 1 claims rwainst said Estate, are desired to
Sal i) 11 LE S ‘.
3 E Subscriber res.iiectfully informs the present
them.
properly authenticated for
3 8 4 rffin
settlement—for which purposes, the under
-15 18 ; It qouted will meet at the house of A. S. Bin-
Public genera mll
lly, that he has laeas- ' '
der, ow: of the Eseent•urs, oo Saturday the
ed the Patent Rwia I;ir malcuw and vcoduis2,
.kpring- ,(4 etrfetl Saddles oli Hit' 2.5 ' 1 "Y jiLircii "e." ' "t ill
"'Hi"
'• 1-31.
GEUP 0; l DV A RD0111 . 1.,
Zig ;gag or i7r . Silrii Itg . iii of Latisnore town-hip, Adams county.
the Neat, MINER. S. BINDER.
And also a Spring attached to the Girth nr of Watthintou township, York county.
Girths awl to the tree. The saddle is made February !,:t, I ~ =:i7. 1;1-46
with or without a Pummel, just itspersons
, may limey. TO k)N-s; ners of Teams.
' `addles Glade upon this plan aro incom-
p a rablv superior to any heretotime in use, W.TEST.R.i.RAT .7.3oEUTLD:irlitl,
1 111 10,1111 or S 1 I (Mgt 11, ilii ralnli I V and elastici • At If r r itrh ts-vitte, F or k C o m i t y,
I tv, to the horse and rider. The application TrlflESub.criher is now receivin , LOAD•
o f the spring to the girth is productive of JO
--- ING for Pittsburg, Wheclia , &c. to
va se mid comlort to the horse, awl protects : , ,- o ._
be trwarded by Wagons. Owoers ' it
Ilion l . r1)111 injuries II rl'illi;.! coin violent or : Teams ti at will load at ‘Vrightsville, will
sodd"tl ex"llious- 'file Sirius, is ulho up - a l wa y s ,et the Philadelphia price, only de.
plicable to LADIES' S k IDLES. > , lie.!:ht oo It.:111 Road from Phila
ic'y II is It eitiod unhecessary to state aov
I 7 I de;
; ,, i . a 10 the eb ,,,,, t , id u ,,,.
thing tu n as. The puli:ic arc 'muted to .:all I DENIM( KAUFFELT.
air) joil.z . for th,oilselt ts.
Wr , &it , l , ille. N , ,v. 14, P=36. 3,.,-31
fr..r . 'rho Sah-ei ilwr returns his smcere
thanks to his Costoniers ar.tl the Public to t; .1 ?, I,D; XVI"S
general, fir the very liberal support extend j 173:'.11:3
. 3,11 , 1 o' ,11 - I 71 1 .Vgalir.7.7 .
" d I ' ) "", and would rP"P"cuoily wiorw Pre:a/cr‘l a:ay by JoILY S. MULL:R.O hi,
them that he hots at all times Drug. and .1b tlic; tie Store, opio,sitr the
A L A IZGE AND GENERAL A SSORTIIENT OP .1! :rkt I itot , r, F.-t tler,ek, ALL
-- , 1 1 t
gIll: i , to which l o w others l arbaps in SO ~.,..r i
8"
' .'
'‘'.l."l"
' 1 '
‘ 6
' "r 1A" " ' " IN "I ' t 1 n- f- r :. ' (IS r i p ii , v ilv' it ,:','!,; 1 1,',, f 1",`, 1 ":.', , Z.:: : :y 8
, ..., ,
..1.V1) .I I I, :11.\*Ps tip ,4hmt il tune: C 6 ..1 lIM , OW and t,s , - v•
-- - lie !RIP 11
rxion.tvo use li,c Ito 5 yrars, in ~i , ,,,v ; 1 :0 , 1
yarl , t a “ur I omit, t ,Litirs „,.-.._nt_...,- ;
:7.. ' 1054 "' 7
Carria ,, r, Ir a fi•mt. aild Cart v „,:,„,,, - • • *• , 11 --if
...-_, : ~,, Jilt G„r.i
/1.1 H. VP: ;i,‘: and T110;1:6 ill NI ii ylat,d, Vir L t.tilt4 r r: ,, F .---t-,it
l'nott-vl% min, Oita, Now . York, 6311,11,[i $ i
Al his Ohl Stand in Snail, Baltimore Street, Ne.,1,,,k v, .11i,:....ri, &mit, tore. 41 1 / 1 ;111! 1 f
I
I f ietts,ishi.fgh. lii,,, Alaltaina, Georvt•t, and Now !1:lNHI, 1
(1" . .., - / - All kinds of MARKETING taketr lime., has attended it illy 4 44 1 -L-Li
in t xchange for work. and ulna not
DAVID : . 11:ltEARY. , rd of Dys-
Doretnlwr I!ii, I `i:lfi. tl-2 1 9 .awnes4 et .
nn,e train
_EI ,
1 tridnion
Aoo k H ere!
t , I the
frlllE subsei i her k%; i -411 es to inform his pat• at.rry
1-4 -
runs, and others iv h o IllilV wish ttipat- ;
u.
ionize butt iii future, tnt , he hits reoe;it;y
porchase.l :Nit% Callihaq';; Patcut Rt4htl.o .
!hi: use of his valuah:c improvcnemt in utak.
into
Oprlllos-Serat
4PI -•., - 5i Ti
" •J
Notwithstanding the prejudices ag,:unsi
these Saddles heretofore, he Fels just did ble
in saying, that he hopes to (gain the coati•
hence and patronage oldie public—as he is
enabled, un the present principle, to centre
all his saddlcs without any extra charge.—
That a soft, easy saddle is desirable to all
persons who ride much, and particularly to
those who may not be favored with a very
pleasant horse; I presinne all persons will
unhesitatingly patronize the spring saddles,
when they twill be ensured as long us the
purchaser may deem necessary.
The elasticity of the Saddle acting in liar.
molly with the svn n •try of the horse and
rider, not only atligrds ease to the man, but
incalculable advautage to the horse. All
persons of jUdgment and expernutce must
know, that a dead, unelastie weight on a
Itorsl is oppressive. The Spring in the
Girth ;di - girds the following advantages: Ist
Moving or yielding with the horse's chest 111
breathing, no cramps or cholics or any dis
ease can rise therefrom- 2d. The girth will
outlast two or three of the common kind,
because the yielding of the spring on the sud
den expansion of the chest prevents the girt
from bieggkmgr, and saves the rider Ilion fall
ing; many falls have been the frui:s ul• break
ing girths.
GENTLEMEN and LADIES are invi
ted to apply, as the little difference in the
cost of these and the hard Saddles is so tri
fling, and incomparable with the difference
in condhrt and satirty.
N. B. Saddlers in the country can lie
accommodated with Township or Shop
Rights at a traylia4, , cost.
ft_l7 - The subscriber returns his thanks to
the public for the very liberra support exten.
ded to him, and would respectfully state that
he has at all times
A LARGE AND GENERAL ASS("TiTMENT OP
Saddles, Bridles, .11artingals,
Saddle-Bags, Portmanteaus
and Trunks;
72,1
CarriaoT Wagon and Cart
with every other article in-his line of INi
nesti.
*447
.714
firT'All kinds of MARKETING taken
in exchange for work at fair prices.
EDWIN A. ATLEE.
Gettysburgh, Jan. 16, 1837. tr--/P2
It is proposed to issue every SATURDAY
EVENING, in the city of New Ye! k, a weekly
paper of the largest dimensions, in quarto form,
entitled
Literary, Poetical, Fashiuiluble, Dramatic,
Sporting, ;tlusicul, &c. &c. &c.
The first number of which will he published on
Saturday Evening, January 21st 1837.
TERMS-85 A Yr.:Art.
SINGLE NUMBER 126 CENTS.
Advertise . inents inserted at the usual rate.—
An addition of •
:20,000 Copies
will be printed of the first number, as a PROS
PECTUS, to be circulated throughout ek?ery por
tion of the United States and Canudas.
Editors publishing the above prospectus will be
entitled to u free exchange.
WA/. W. SNOWDEN,
JOSEPH M. CHURCH.
Now York, Feb. 20. 1837. , 110 Williuln Street.
COMPOUND
Carrageen Cough Syrup.
THE superior advantages of this Syrur
are that it is a compound exclusively vege
table; and contains no alcoholic or narcotic
ingredients. •
For sale at the Drug Store of
Dr. J. G11,11::RT, Gettysburg..
Docember 5, 16:313. • • tt-iiti
HARNESS,
THE WORLD:
unparalleled sucee,t.
II f rtql:t of persons have used it, and nine riot
lon cases have neon perinaf.einly cored , 11
tlr VDUS, Trt•itiorti, Lie.vries4 ui
spirit:, Palpitation id the heart,:ind all Ihot,e train
of I)ise.i-es from a disordered condition
of the si,enaeli and liver, or (10ra:1401110Di of the
Dig.estive as (;rsi:l; I)Enii.i . ry
Uil w %K:s, FLA Vl' I. , 1,0,4 OF Arr TIT V.,
EILUCTATIDN. AND . r1:1. ',l-* Ii tE. ' , roil
' O , ll !IF:AL/ACHE, JAC NDICE, i;Ni
AND 1111.1“ I's t%: &c.
TO /Ulla. cud Chlldruu 1V 110 are iroubkill willi
Wia IDS, It. W 111 OlWrite us a sate airl IIID:011 0 11
Vt!r1111(02e. II is entirely Botanical iii ifs compo
sition, and ni v l 'I-wit try both sexes and of any
age, with !perfect safety, about any change of
habit or diet. .
A 101 l and satisfactory I)irtetion accompanies
each Bottle, which can be had at one 1)011 tr per
Bottle, and by the quantity at a liberal Discount
or Ow proprietor and nut all bus agentA, which are
named at the bottom of each direction.
Now testimony tdits tmres are frequently ro
ceived, a low of which 1 . 011.)w this advertiseioent,
and maw/ more can be ,cen Ull the a
round each Bottle.
Aleuit too years ago I was severely afflieted
with tlur dyNsmsin,y.Thich I had his - the last fifteen
yearn, previous to the above mimed time, winch
wus very touch iricieu,ed by my having a blood
vessel ruptured upon my lungs,occas ttttt ed by lut
ing—Whit:ll increased toy complaint, dyspepsia
and general weakness and debility to such a de.
oree, that hir two years previous to my using the
Go:leg:int Balsam, I never eat a maul hut ury
stomach became su painful that I had immediate.
ly to throw it up. Seeing Garlogant's Balsam of
Health advertised, I was [educed to try a bottle;
after taking the very first dose it appealed to
strengthen my stomach; and every dose of the
first bottle helped me so much, that in the course
of a Iliad days my stomach began to retain and di.
gest every thing I oat. I continued to use the
Balsam until I used seven bottles, which cured
me entirely, and restored me to perfect health,
which 1 have enjoyed over 'since, and not before
for fifteen years. I cheerfully recornmend it to
all persons who uro afflicted with dyspepsia or de
bility of stomach. Given undor my baud this I I th
day of January,
lIENIIY LOU'T'H 'N.
Frederick county, Vu.
Certificate of Nicholas IVeurer.
This is to certify that I bought of your agent at
Gettysbuigh, several bottles, of your valuable
Balsam of Health, which completely cured me of
the Dyspepsia. I had taken much of other pa.
tent Medicines, hut Mond no relief, mild I made
use of your Balsam of Ilealth, which effected a
radical cure, and do recommend it to all those
who aro troubled with that obstinate disorder
Dyspepsia. N. WEAVER.
Gettysburg Pu. Nov. `, 1836„
Certificate from the Rev. D. P. Schafer
- • - • •
Pastor of the Lutheran Church
JOHN S. MlLLEri(—Dear Sit:—l deem it my
duty to inform you that 1 consider Gurlegant's
Balsam of Health, prepared by you, a superior
medicine* Nly wtlo has long been in a delicate
state of health, and of Connie no moans wore loft
untried of which wo coned hear; myself opposed
to nostrums and . patent medicines—l neverthe
less consented to purchase a bottle of your ILL
sam of Ilealth, and I do hereby certify that Mrs.
Shatffer derived more benefit from the use of
it
thou of any other medicine. My opinion fn that
if a cure can be effected, us regards the diseases
you mentbin, your Balsam will, if used in the
first stage of the disease.
1). F. SCILEFFER, E. D.
Freierick; Aug. 23, 183 G.
P. S. 1 used the Balsam in my own family
and administered it to borne indigent persons, and
invariably found it a most efficacious vormiffige.
OZi For sale only at the Drug Store of
• SAMUEL H. BUEHLER,
Agent, Gettysburgh.
February, 13, 1837. tim 41
FRE SH. DRUGS
AND
J . YP2 rdillta2QFPrnce
ATRES!' Supply just received and for
sale—among which are the following:
Brimstone, Calcined Magnesia,
Saltpetre, • 0.1 Sassafras,
Indelible Ink, "Nutmegs ,
Myr. 31ustard, best, " Origanutn,
Cream Tartar; Nursing bottles,
Powder Puffs, in em-Croton Oil,
bossed boxes, Balsam Copaiba, '
Furniture Corks, Mercurial Ointment,
Tooth BruShes, soltdFish Sounds,
backs, Vi-it int* l , Cards,
Quinine, Drawin g paper or
Refined. Liquorice, boards
English Yen. Red, Pearl powder,
Ace! ic -Acid, No. 8, Aromatic salts.
All of which can be ) had, on reasonable
terms, at the Drug Store of
Dr. J. GI L BERT,
Gettysburg.
MUCK NOTICES.
gurpenler'sCompound Fluid Ex&act of
IMO C'ELV.
Just received from the waie•lielise of G.
W. Carpenter, and for sale at the Drug
Sioro of Dr. J. GI LBERT.
.fritriry Ifl. 1Q27.
CABINET-WAREHOUSE,
CUAMBERSBURG STREET.
rS. 1 1 E subscriber respectfully informs his
old friends and customers that hi. has
!on hand, and is prepared at all times to
I(lillitilur ir',
eii7rahog any, OVerple, Cherry
ezitc - 1 111 r: tat
P] ' .- 1 1 (. 1 1 - V Wi' VP)
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1)1 , EVERY DESCRIPTION IN HIS LINE.
Ili, tipiterisilm are good; his work warraoted,
add of the 'west patteins. llis tur ins ate
wo•fcrate, and acCMlttlinda(Cd to
0 . 3,:rFT ; 21 . 'Z';, , 3 punt:
toally iittet:dud to.
1V11) 11E.1GY.
.fun, 3, r.:;(;. tf-11
R3Z. 3. (..tiAt.a.-Eivrtiat,
BoT oiou P!lYsicr,
EspFAATErLEN invites those who
are troubled ‘vith Rheumatic pains,
either chronic or intlaniaton, to give him
a roll, having had very good success in cur
ing Rheumatism; mid hiving within the
short spaca of time that lie hos been hero
had upwiods of (arty eases of Rheumatism
antler treatment, and ha vim , given relief ill
every ease, and failed in hut five or six cases
of pt forming a complete cure—and smile
of these were through ne4e.ect un their part;
and 'Minis to the long standing of the dis
ease, S 4/ It/+l no perfect cure could be expec
ted. Ito would, thereftire, invite those fif
th, tett with Rheumatic pains to give him a
call, and satisfy themselves. Not desiring
those, who are unactpiaioled with him to re
ly en his siatemeiti, but to Conte into his
11 , 1 ,,hb 0r hued a , ,d enquire of those who
and themselves before (hey
deploy hint.
Dr. Carpenter still continues to reside at
his lei met residence in Liberty Township,
two it des Nort h of Etninittsburgh, and two
tnifes Crew Rhedes Mill, on Middle•creek.
(let , .her 1.•;:311. tf-27
irpfeldtiite4-11onse Imitnac,
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