VALUABLE FARM PUBLIC SALE: BY orderof the Orphans' Court of . Ad• erns county, the subscriber, Adminis trator of the Estate of Dasicr. DIEM., de emd will offer at Public Sale, on Satur day the 1 Ilk of October next, on the prem. ism and about hall a mile south-west of the• Gettysburg and Littlestown Turnpike, the following property being the Real Estate of `said deceased, to wit: A. ME' In. 1111 E EA situated in Mountjoy township, adjoining Tirostle„M ()see Swartz, Peter Cownover, -and others, containing about 162 ACRES, afire -rate land, on which are erected an excellent • TWO-STORY STONE DWELLING HOUSE - having a frame KITCHEN connected withit, roughcast, with an excel lent well of water,with a pump in it closo to the kitchen door, and a good .BANK BARN, part stone and part frame, sheds all around, and double Wagon-shed, with a Corn-crib in the centre. The land is divided in con venient fields. having about 12 acres of ex cellent Meadow; and about 50 acres are well covered with Timber. The fields are all under good fences, and in a good state of cultivation. There is also a thriving APPLE 0 Rena 2 of . the choicest kinds. Any person wish ing to purchase, can have an opportunity of viewing the premises, by calling on the. Ad. miniatrator, in Straban township, aboul 2 miles east from ,G ut tysba rg. • rerun of Sale.—Thirteen_annual equal payments of 8129 each, the onobird , of the purchase-money, after deducting debts and expenses, is to be secured in the Farm, for the use of said Widow Diehl, now Ma ria Reaver,and the balance of the purchase money to be paid in hand -on the first day of April next. 0:7 - Sale to commence at L.O'clock, P. M., when attendance will be given, and terms thdirknown by . JQRN - DEA R DORFF, Adger. By the Court— D. C. BRINKERHOFF, Clerk. August 30,1845. SETTLE UP rrHE -Subscriber r beingabollt to reniove ' MI ' from Gettysburg, on ttie 15th of Octo ber, requests all those who know t hemselves to be indebted to him, either by note or book account; -to settle their accounts, on or before THE COMING ELECTION DAY, after which time unsettled ac- counts will be placed in the hands of an of ficer for collection. Mr N. B. The subscriber will dispose of his stack 'cif tin ware now -on hands, at redueed pricer. Those, who need any thing in his line will do well to call soon or they will miss a bargain. . GEO. E. BUEHLER. September 26, 1895. • SHEIRTAPPALTY. To the ladependeflt Voters of Adams Co., FELLOW CITIZENS:—Being en eouraged.byy the solicitations of nu marotis friends, I offer myself to your con eration as a candidate for the Orilla]] or SHERIFF. at the ensulog election, and respectfully so licit voiat , auffirages. —Should I be elected, I ple dge . myself to a prompt, faithful & hu mane discharge of the duties pertaining to said office: - East Berlin May 3d, 1845. CLERK OF' THE. COURTS, To the Free and independent Voters of the County, of Adams: MIELLOW CITIZENS:—At the solic- X- itation of numerous friends, I have been induced to °llia myself as an ' ldependent Candidate, for the Office of Clerk of the Courts.— Shouldl bile fortunate as to obtain your suffrages and be efecttid, I shall duly appre ciate' your 'landau!, and' pledge' myself to discharge the duties of the office with premptiiess and fidelity. A_MLWITHER4 ^Getl ytilm -J'i----uu3-gt;-1184 REGISTER & RECORDER. To the Independent Votirs of Adams co. 161,EtaLoit CITIZENS offer my. - AC aelf to your coniairation as a Candi date s)kfliaoffice of Register and Recorder of Adm qOutity.' Should I be so tom!. Date ar,to bo elected I shall duly appreciate yaarpotiOderige aiding beet efforts shall ds . fiw4elte'Peiforra the dukieeat the office ihr isidependent Witten of `` 11ktignii' 0/linty. AT iiiti*gitql!tii;9 oft' number of fi ientis ,-,, *ft. figetlY beet ' induced to ofrer • ft wkiti:kkoititfotittiat ion is 'a candidate. sit fito ' gr ii Tr 0 si Ast ir ~,,,,iiig u it suctikovend opuld I , be, en jbetelesier,as AO bit slowed, Lehelldieeherge the ditiii filillie office with promptness. 1.-- f..'... ' - J. El, DANNER. Getlisburii, &pt.' la, 1643. , tit-2t3 j JACOB BUSHEY. JORN - CRESS. • PROCLAMATION. VWHEREAS, in and by an act of the Gen 4/ • oral A•.sembly of this State, entitled `iAn Act to regulate the General Elections at this Commonwealth," enacted on the second day of July, 1839, it is enjoined on me to give pub is Noncom( such Election to be held, and to onlu. merate in such Notice what Officers are to he elected: I, FRANCIS BREAM, Sheriff of the County of Adams, do, therefore, hereby make y give this PUBLIC NOTICE, to the Electors of the said County of Adams, that a • GENERAL . ELECTION Wi be held iri ?he said County, on the Second 'Tuesday of October next (the 14th,) t: rural Dtatrictirreomposed-oft ha-follow ing Townships, viz: In tho First District, composed of tho__ Bop = ough of Cony::urg e - in - A thew Tauship....of Cum : berlaud, at tho Court house in Gettysburg; -, In the Second District, composed of the ToWri elap.of Germany; a house no-,v occupied by John Toner, in the felAin i:L . 7l"deySibmkn„„ip,aie ' township of Germany. In the Third District, composed ofthat part of the Township of Berwick . , not included in the 15th District, at the house of John Miley, Esq., in the town of Oxford. o • In tho Fourth District, CCM posed attic, Toivn. ships of Latirnore and Huntingtou, at, tho house of Skinuel Graybill, in tho township cf Hunting. tun. In the Fifth District, composed of the Tovin ships of flamiltonban and.Liborty, at the public Shool.liouso in Itlllieratown.. In tho Sixth District, composed of the Town ship of Hamilton, at - the house now occupied by Gee,* Ilentzley, in the town of Berlin. In the Seventh District, composed of the town. ship of Montillon, at the houso of Isaac Yuunt, in saidjAellip. In tie Eighth District, composed of the town ship of Straban, at the houso occupied by Min N. Graft; in Huntorstown. In the Ninth District, composed of the town. ship of Franklin, at the house now occupied by Henry Hartman, in said township In the Tenth District, composed of the town. ship of Conowago, at the houso of Jelitt..Busby, to M'Sherrystuwn. • . . In the Eleventh District, composed of the township of Tyrono, at: the house of Frodotick Dowers in Hoidlersburg. In the Twelfth District, composed of the town ship of Mouritjoy, at the house of Mrs. Larttner, in said township. In the Thirteenth District, composed of the township of Mountproasant, at tho huuso of An thony Smith, in said township, siteato at the cross roads, the ono leading . from Oxford to the Two Taverns—the other from Ifinterstown . to Hanover.' In the Fourteenth District, composed of the township of Reading, at the Public Schoolhouse in tho town of Hampton. In tho Fifteenth District, composed of the Borough of Berwick, and that part of Berwick township! ONLY, included within the follow ingAimits, to wit: beginni2g whore the Han°, ver and potorsburg turnpike crosses the York county line, thence- along-said turnpike to the" place where the road from, Berlin to Oxford cros• ses,the l said turnpike, thenc - h, 'along tho said Ox ford road until it intersects dm 'new road (rum George Mummert's farm, on the said Oxford road, and thence along said road to the York county line, near David Hollinger's saw mill, thence along said York county lino to place of In:ginning : at the Public School-houoe in Ab bottatown. In the Sixteenth District, composed of the township of Freedom, at the house of Nichohts Maltz, in said township. • In the Seventeenth District, composed of township of Union, at the hooso of Enoch Lefe. vor, in sa id township. AT WHICH TlillE AN!) PLACES TVILLBE ELECTEI? • One Canal-Commissioner ; One Representative in the State Leg- islature ; One County Coininissionet;_, One Auditor; One:Director of the Poor; One Prothonotary ; One Register and Recorder ; One Clerk of the Courts ; One County Treasurer ; One Sheriff; and One Coroner; And in and by an Act of the General Assom. bly of this State, passed the 2cl day of July, 1839, it is directed that the INSPECTORS and JUDGES be at.tho places of their Districts on the day of the General Election aforesaid, at 9 o'. clock in the foionoon, to do and perform the soy. oratdutios required and enjoined on them in .5• by the sumo Act. ALso—ln and by virtue of the 13th Section of the Act aforesaid, every person, excepting Jus tices of the Peace, who' shall hold any office or appointment of profit or trust under the Govern ment of the United States, or of this Stair., or of any city, or incorporated district, whether a commissioned officer or otherwise, a subordinate officer or agent, who is, or 8411 be employed un der the legislative, executivo'br judiciary depart ment of this Slate, or of the United States, or of any city or incorporatedilct, and also ,that every Member of Con reas, a of the State Leg islature, and of the elect or Common Council of any City,' or Commissioner of, any incorpora ted dlotrict, is by law incapable of holding or exercising, at the same time. the office or ap pointment ofJudge, Inspector, or Clerk of any election of this Commonwealth, and that no _ltispeagron-othar.officer-oLany.auclxes. Aeetteirtillall hoiILAI-!o--erny-office-to-be then, _ And be it further directed; in and by the Act of the General Assembly of this Statti rtforesaid that °tie of the JUDGES oreacktifilio- differ— ent districts aforesaid, whei—irialt—trivtlif charge of the-certificate attic number of votes %Well shall have been given - for-each_Ce didate for the different' offices then and' there vied for -at their respective Districts; 31101 Mep, on the third day after the Election, Fhich be on Friday the 17th of October aforesaid, at the Court house in the-Borough of Gettysburg, then. and there to make a fair statement and certificate of the nujpber of votes which shall have been giv en at3ke difibrent districts in the county of Ad ams, for any person or persons for the offices aforesaid- • - - FR - A - NCIS — BREA - 11 - 4 - Sh - Frti Sheriff's Office, Getlys burg, Sept. 6,.1845 'CASH WANTED T "E Undersigned, having disposed of the "Star .& Banuer," would respect. fully suggest the neceseity of having his !rook.; closed. He . is noxious , to pay off Ins own debts and is desirous ft having those_ who , are indebted- him. to walk up to the mark without flinching. Ho tjusis this ein.win be immediately resoond6d to. . H. J. SCHREINER. Septethber 26, 1843. 3t-29 Heal Estate .. aut ZPV.-V,lO/10 i.1.122112,a By VIRTUE din deed of trust execu. led tollic subscriber by the heirs and legal representatives of GEORGE RlNEnanz, late of Carroll County, deceased, I will sell at Pubhc Sale all the Real EState.of said de ceased, at the followin times and places : I will sell on the premises, On Tuesday the 21st of October next, THE HOME FARM, of said decenscd, Fituated in Carroll county, on the rood lending from Westrninister to Tnnov•town. The Farm contains 204+-Aces of Lime Stan Land, a large quantity of first-rate 3IEADOW lainseopnrtiwir - of7gooll — .WattnriN - 7. --- 1 - , _4(n . rovemonts area two story .t.og EL , IN 01 OILS E ;14,1 weatficibriarded; -Bank Barn Vagoilshed; an old Log Barn; Spring douse with an excellent Spring of water close to the door, and also a. Pump of water. The Farm is well watered• There is a FINE ORCHARD of Apple and Mil ne Fruit. _There aro several Lime Stone Quarries opened.--; Also, etIXOTIIER adjoining the above, containing, • 122 i Acres of Lime Stone Land, (aiore :nr less ;) with a fair_pronortion of MEA DOW AHD. OOD: There are several Lime Stone Quarries opened and, a LIMB lOLA. Tlie improvements are Log louse Log Diem. It is also well watered; and There is also A GOOD ORCHARD. Both Farms are iir a finO state orcultivation and well fenced, Anso—A WOOD LOT, ' adjoining the •first mentioned Tract of Land containing 32. Acres of Prime. Timber. - The Taney-town and )Vestminister road al so passes through it. The above three tracts are parts of the property belonging to the late PETER SHOE.. 'MAKER, deceased. A LSO—On Wednesday the 22d of Oeta- Ger next, will be offered at Public Sale, on the prerniseq, II 0 SE •.RXP LOT in Westminister. The Lot contains• ONE A-CRE, improved with a good .tWo story r; • on the Littlesiown - turnpike. The ■■ ■ sale of this property will take place I at 11 o'clock. A LSO Oli• the same day. at 2 o'clock, I will sell on the promises, the 'pryer,. Stan4- - ytnd Farnt situale on tho BaltirinOrelurnpike, about thre silos below Wesiminister. 'his Farm contains about 150 .2"ciats OF (more or less,) a good proportion of. WOOD and , MEADOW. The improvements in addition to the Tavern a re a good BARN and oilier out-buildings. This property has enjoyed a first-rate business and may yet be made very profitable. ALSO—On Thursday the 23d af99ito- Ger next, I writ sell on the premises, 2 3 111i_ 11E4 -1 13111LIEK cA shunted on Big Pipe Creek, Carroll county, about three miles from Bachman's Mill, containing 372 acres of ai u (more .or /css,),plerify of TIMBER-anti , MEADOW. Big Pipe Creek rune through it and the County road passes through tt.— The improvements are a two-story LOG DWELLING, LOG BARN and other outbuildings. very fine Orchard. A Spring near the House. This Farm is susceptible of divi sion and would be sold whole or divided to suit purchasers. This properly is in the. occupancy 4111 r. Jesse 'Yingling. The sale of this property will take place at 10 o'clock. ALSO—On the same day at 2 o'clock, 1 vill Whin the premises 3187.211011Eit Mite situated near . the Pennsylvania line, culled and know.tie the Brick House Farm, con taining 290 acres of Land, more or less, plenty of WOOD and M EAD OW. The improments are a two story 22212C0LE atViPaao LO( BARN, and otherbuildings. A GOOD ORCHARD. This Farm is susceptible of division and II be sold to accommodate purchasers Iter- next Lwill the . tt nd in c idiTttitt pan, 7,7 ii - Yraet of:Land, ettuated near the Biiek Houee - Pam - I:0 0 ifferes_inore or less) • The Sa!e,of this property-will - take - 01ft at 10 o'clock. A LSO , --On the same day, at 2 o'clock, I will sell George Rinehart's interest, being the one third, in a FARM situated near Bachman's Mill, containing 130 4cres of Land more or less. The improvements are_a Lbg Huust ,, and - Bank Barry,— and otherout , buildings. All above mentioned 1- property will be shown to nny persgp. desirous-of-ptirzha sing, by calling on John; Peter or Jeremiah Rinehart, or the Trustee. • ry.l will also sell any part ofit at Private Sale previous to the days,: 'I ER MS—thie-third Cash and ate ,bal ance _in ttivoinnuttl.paymeiitlriitilit-interest, - well secured. On the . payment of the pur, 'chase money the'Trustue- - bvill - execute good and sufficient deeed for the same. JOSHUA • SMITH, Trustee. September 20, 1841.. . q7—t4 \ . Philadelphia Wholesale Houses. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. ' THE ,undersigned ,Merchants, 24anufactur ors, Importers and NVliolcsale Dealers o the City. of Philadelphia, embrace the medium of the Newspaper Press of your section of coun try, to give you the streets and numbers of our several establishments, and respectfully to invite you to an examination of our Fall and Winter Stocks; which are now quite full and complete. The superior excellence and great variety of our own City Manufacturers in addition to full supplies of Foreign & Domestic Goods, of every description, which will be sold on terms and at prices which cannot fail to prove satisfactory, present the strongest inducements to purchasers. Importers aneDealers in Silk and Fancy Dry Goods, and Fine French and British Cloths, Cassiineres.:and_Vestings, itsfrhurstilgicutilwion, No. 80 ,Market at., Importers and,Dealers in Staple . , Silk, and Fan cy Dry Goods. Also, British, Freiich and A. a - Rideau Cloths, Cassimerea, Vestings and Taiturs"frimmings. • J. God pry 4' Go., No. 84 Market et. Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods. James 111,Ketinedy, 4. co., 114 Mnrket at. Importers of German Cooda, and Purchasers of all kinds of Shipping Furs, Geisse 4. cons, GU South Front st., be low, Chestnut. Importers and Manufacturers of Fancy Furs, and Fur Caps, and Purchasers of all kinds of Shipping Furs, Solis, Ilikhers, 86 Arch st.; between -2d and 3d sta.- - - • - Manufacturers • and Doalors in Ready.mado Clothing, of every grade, Michael Tracy, 292 Market st. Manufacturer of Shirts, CoHare, and Dosorris. John Hodges, Sign of the Mammoth Shirt Collar, 11Q North Second et. Importers'and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic -Hardware and Cutlery, Dilworth (S• Branson, 59 Market at: Welded -Wrought Iron Tubes for Locomotive, Marine, and other Boiler Flues, and all. Steam purposes, Murris,Tasker 4- illpirigi - Pacallron Works arehouse, S. E. cor. 3d & Walnut sta. Agency for the Sale of Southworth Manufactur ing Compar , iy!s Superior Writing. Papers, N i , S. Lawrence, Agent, No. 3 Minor at. Importers of Jewelry, Watches, Fine Ctitlery, Britannia, Plated and Silver Wares, • Dickson (S. Co , S. L. corner. Market and Third sta. John C....Earr.ll:.'t Chestnut at. J. 4- W. L. Ward 100 Chestnut et., oppn• - site Sander. on'tiFranklin [ k nee. Manufacturers Of or KicreandDeriler; l in Plated and Britannia Itkeldfor household Wet . DN) R. 4- W. Wilson, S. • Cherry sts. • Manufacturers of 13ritnnni, ;Block Tin,and Pow ter Ware. Also, Dealers in Plated Spoons, Cutlery, &c., . Hall, Boardman - 4.• Co, 104 N. Third at.; below Race. Manufacturer of Silver and Brass Stair Rods and • Cornice Poles, Edward Jones, car. George and Swenwiek . els. between Walnut and Cheetnut,west of Sixth: Importer of Toys, Fancy and Staple Goode, Beads, Brushes and•Perfumero, - A. F. Ott Illonrose, 16 S. 4th at., between Market and Chestnut. Importers of Toys, Fancy and Staple Goods,Per fumeries, Musical Instruments, Glass, Earth- .enware, Chinaware, &c. t Altrelleldt 4g• Co., No. 16 N. 4th at, bo tween Market . nnd Arch, (up stairs). Inipt rturs of Paris and London 'Fancy Articles, Brushes, Perfumery,Combs, Soaps, Stationery and articles for Druggists' Sales. R. 4 G. A. Wright, No, 23 S. Folgrth Importer and Manufacturer of Perfumery, Cos. inotics, Fancy Soaps, and Dealer in Fancy Goods. Jules Hanel, 46 S. Third et. Queensivare.and Glass. Edward Snowden, 34 . N. Third et., opposite the City Hotel. Dentists and Manufacturers of incorruptible Teeth; Plate, Pivot, Molar and Gum Teeth; Gold aqd Tin Foil; Gold, Platina, and Silver Plato and Wire, Wilkinson (S• Armstrong, 88 Arch at., a• bove 4th. S. side. Gold, Silver, and Steel Speciacles, Mathematical Instruments;7' Walking Canes, Miciescopes, and Spy Glasses, McAllister (S• Co., 48 Chestnut et. Manufacturers of White Lead and other Paints, and of Chemicals, &c., and Dealers . in Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Oils, &c., Wetherill 4. Brother, 65 N. Front st. . Importers and Deslors in. Drugs, Dye Staffs, Oils, Olio:Meals, Plato Glass, &c., and Agents for Pure White Lead and Jorsev Window Glass. Campbell ts• French, N. W. corner lOth & Market itta. Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Otis, &c., Haskell, Merrick Co., 45 N. Front el. Pr .7. Jayne, 8"S, Third st.,near Market. Consulting Physlcieriggist-and_ Chemist, and Proprietor of "Rowand's Improved Tonic Mixture," &c., Dr. John R. Rowand, Grad. Univ.,Office end _flittg_Stata..2B._N,Zecondst,_._ L ,,., 'Manufacturers - 6f - flii - brellas,.Perasol6, — ParCso- Shades. -. Willivm st. Sleper 4- Fenner, 125 Market at.; south side one door=below - 4th~ef -- Fire and Thief-Pick& aegis, Refrigaritors. Wa, ter. Coolers, Filters, Letter Copying Prefixes, Oliver Evans, I`s Chestnut at. . Civilian Blind Manufacturer, B. Williams, 12 Noith Bth at., a few door :lbw Markel.. Manufireturers and Dealer's in Matressee, Bed. dini and Feathers Finley 4- .S. E. cor. 2d and Walnut et a. Hartley 4 Knight,•l4l3 S. 2d at., 5 doors • . Dealer in in Coloman's .fEolian.Piano Fortes. E Perring, 198 Chestnut si., S. E. car. of • Eislith. Manufacturers of Common and Fancy Soaps, Mould and Dipped Candles, Elijah ds• Gillies Dallelie, 36 Market at. importer of French Artificial Flowers, Feathers, Straw, Braid, and ram Bonnets, 9c., .Bonnet'FrainesiTiptti; and Frowns, R. Barton, 50 Chestnut Pt . ' Mentifanturers of Suitiii.liiddles, qcreeno wiraly o :4lilvneral. • • _ lirmijes Watsclb . 54 — N;Tiolit • • low A rch.• Hittoq, Oil, and Leather, , • •iVi Wain - ti C 9., 2(33 Market 4t. Importer of Ora,nges, Lemons, Raisins,' Figs, Pruons, Currants, Almonds, and other Foreign nut., Daniel P. Iluseier,.27 South Whorl:es. Manufacturer of Fire Cngines, of all &scrip tionsowarranted in all respects, Joel Mites, 13 Di ittliers' A Ilt y.. Marble and Maliogony Dealers, John Eckstein., 4• Co., Union Mills, Ridge Road. Warehouse, 64 Dock at. arlufacturer of Ciimb . s; Looking Gias.ss and P.rtishes, and Importer of French and German Fancy Goods, Thomas Burch. Jr.,.163 Market at. iilanufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of Blooms, Brushes, ,Buckets, Cedar-Ware ; Clocks, .Baskets, Mats, Blacking, Eastern. made Wooden-Ware, Ate., Manly Rowe, 63 N. Third at., one door a. hove Arch, east side. Cheap Publication and Periodical Establishment, G. B. Zieber 4.. Co., 3 Ledger Building, ' 3d at., below Chestnut. Boots and Shoes, Robert Palmer, 182 S. 2d . al., three doors below Union, west side. Manufacturers and Denlsrs in all kinds.of Scales, Weights, and Weighing Machines. Also, Burden's Patent Ilorse•Shoes, Gray 4- Brother, 34 Walnut si., below 2d. September 20, 1815. 4t. TRUSTEE'S SALE .. REAL ESTATE. oubscriber, having been .appointed Tiustee of Thomas Goodman, will of for at Public-Sale on Friday, the 2ad day of October next, upon the premises, at the house of Thomas Goodman; in Franklin township, Adams county, a *large tract of Containing about 220 acres; about 40 acres, being cleared and in a mate of cultivation; the balance being covered with cheatiut; oak; and odic; 'AV 31E14111E IBC 111E1EIL • Tho imProvementi consist of a ONE AND A RALF STORY • • ~f;" I ' LOG DWELLING HOUSE , Log Stable and a Log Wolk shop, a Spring of good Water is convenient to the door, and there Is an excellent APPLE ORCHARD upon the cleared land. The above property has . been: assigned to the subscriber for - the use of the.oreditors of the said Thomas Goodmao, and will be suld.al together, or in- smaller lots to suit purcha sers. cornerl'iftir and This tract adjoins the lands of Emanuel l'itzer, Joseph . Rife, Daniel Daywalt, and 'others. - - Sale to commence at-1-o'clock, - P. 31., on said day, 4.. hen due attendance and. terms will be made known by DAVID CHAMBERLAIN. l'rustee. September 6, 1945.. - is-25 Persons desirous of viewing the property before sale, can have an importunily of so doing, by calling upon the subscriber of 31r. Goodman who resides upon it, and who will take pleasure in showing it. ' • Dr. Bell I4ESPECTFULLY offers his PRO FESSIONALAUIJ SERVICES tO the zens of Gettysburg and vicinity. He can at all times be found at his office in SOUTH BALTIMORE STREET, unless professionally engaged. Nov. 23d, 1844. ly-36 Attorney and Convenor at Law, HAS removed to Wavnesboro;' but will practice in the Courts of Adams county. • . Ile will bo at the of fi ce of Wm. M'SnEtt • ny, Esq., op posite the nnw Lutheran Church during sessions of the Court. Gettyeburg, Aug. Ath Om-21 ALEX. It. STEVENSON, OFvicE in the Centre Square, North of the COurt-house, between "Smith's and "Stevenson's" corners. , Gettysburg, May 9, 1843. ly-7 J. H. REEE -ATTORNEY AT LAW, c h FFFAtS his professional services to the 'L. people of Adams County. HIS office is the one on the public square in Gctlys burglial (!ifice by [mirth - a - du arrangements to have the advice and as ,sistarece-of—his- father, JUDGE. REED of Carliele, in all difficult cases. %VIII. 1111CLELLA.N,,- ATURNEY AT-LAW. Office South-East corner of the Franklin House, formerly occupied as SHERIFF'S' OFFI CEby GEORGE W MCCLF.LLAN Esq. Dec'. 21st, 1844. E. B. SUEfLLE Lt, ATTORNEY AT LAW. gA FFICE-4ext door to geory . Hotel, South Baltimore 44rept.- Qet - - tysburg, April 19, 1845, STOVES! WITOVEg. (IN hand and for sale, a large quantity 11 - 7 Of Sq'CiV.P, of all sizes, be sold pt prices to suitthe-titnes. • OE9IIGE ARNDLD. . • • 2774,..... PATENTED LAND, 'B. OV C. G. FRENCH., ATTORNEY AT LAW, I• 1•• l••'t 'ff 10 , 1.iff.Pril.?" • Z-44_,, 1=..4-tz.;.V. , ! , ,5/s'._o,,_a„ :4:4.04k0 ;1 131 • .1 I /cos t i l'arustrs!!. THRESHiNG MACHINES.. :01 `O. cT.7 WARREN & Cek :..:0111111.1 subscriber would invite the :=4 lig- attention of the Ar.r,riculturnl F..-.:d community to the feet, that they are :: • — engaged in the manufacturing of - c:. 1 -- .- Little's Patent • • :.0 :ro THRESHING MACHINES, ...,:_, . , aa . alt*o, a . variety..of other patents ..1 — which they are disposed to sell upon : - . - -1 such terms as Will please all. - r i Now is - the time to purchase,— ~.1 Wheat and Rye are bringing grind 1 4 prices.and are in great demand, and ;= it will be good policy iirFarmers in Lt.,. purchase 111achines and get !heir . ..' . l wheat into market as early as posst i.Pl hie. " CO" Call'at W A liliNN & CO'S ;c• Cheap Foundry and supply yoUr i'.,o serves immediately. Fil Gettyribiirg, July 5.1945. tf-16 '.,' - 'd fi77,15',1670 . -7:7P", .•. 0 .; , \ ,-- ef 7, - 6 - 7157cri,w. •ti a'. . 4 i1i5t:a.1.!...,1,1i/..siA , ). , :k.9•i+nir:./ti , 616• , i efai• liaipoi•lant Notice! COBEAN'S NEW PATENT COOK STOVE. H . 'yr E' . Subseriber has just finished and put - ni Operation a NEW 'PATENT COOKING STOVE, which ho consider" equal if not much superior to any other ar: , ticle of the same kind now, in use. The . wants of the community have been the cause •vhich induced the inventor to take this matter in - hands, and he flatters himself that'll° has accomplished that which others have failed to do, by producing an article r which must and will be a great saving to every family that uses-it. This Stove will suit large or small families and , cart be kept up with LESS'FIUEL and .i.11130 . . 1e than the Ilathaway or any other Stove now being used. Washing, Baking, Iron- . ing, Cooking and in fact till the culinary operations of a largo family can be kept go ing at one and the same time, without any extra trouble to the person attending it. Besides the saving of fuel, the in the prices of this . stove is a Materiel consid oration, being at lenst:itrenty per cent, LESS than the "Hathaway" Stove. April 26,.1845. SUYERIOR COOK STOVE. 119RVIE attention of the public is respectfully 4.2 t - called to S. Br NTZ'S I. I .IIIMEA'S COOK STOVE as an article superior to any yet offered to the [MISS Mr • • It was got up expressly to answer the wants' of the Farmor, and will not-fail-to please all who may require a good eizod COOK STOVE. • One of the many advantages:possessed by-this Stove ts, that water, apple butter, clothing, &c., can be boiled in a largo copper kettle, at the - same limo whilst cooking is doing for 20 or 30 persons. It - 4'clocidedly superior for BAKING, the heat being completely under the control oft he cookwhocan apply it to the bottom as well as at the top of tho oven, and thus bake with perfect regularity. IL is unnecessary to it any further detaitpf-its advantegei. Please refer to the subjoined corti- Twat.) from Wm. P. Elliot, Esq., Putout Agent, Waallington City. Many testimonials equally flattering could be furnished, but this may suffice. Those who want a superior Conk Stove, w do well to try this article—they are warranted or no sale.' . S. EENTZ. Tioonalmro', Md., May 10, 1843. To SAMUEL BENTZ,.ESq. Dram Sro:-1 have tried the Cooking Stove that you•sent me, and am well pleased with its performance. • My expectations aro more than realized. 1 beliovelt will perform more Cooking in less time, and with loss fuel than any of the various Conking Stovesii that 1 have tried during twenty•fivo yours connection with the Patent Offico. Its merits need only be more generally known.to insure its fame throughout the country. I aural length satisfied in the culinary depart. mont of my domestic establishment—for which lacknowlodgo myself indebted to• your genius and enterprise. I remain very respectfully, yours, WM. P: ELLIOT, Patent Agent. I THIS DA Y APPOINT J. D. PAXTON •& CO., my Agents far the State of Penn. for the sale-of Territory and other Vise of my Cook Stove. SAIII'L BENTZ. Soptomber 17, 18 4 3 . . • rAnavrEits AND OTIIEAS, • Are respeCifully informed that the uridefsigned have now on hand, and aro manufacturing .the above Stovos, so that they aro now prepared to 1 11 ell orderft with which they may be favored upon too shortest notice. J. D. PAXTON & CO. Calidonia, Franklin co., Oct. 28, 1843. U IitIi.THAWAY COOS OW '3llr 111131cliET ME] Sa 4. - . ---------- - „, THE undersigned, having purchased the Ja• Patent Right of these celebrated (0001 E 63111)7M0 .9 for the counties of Adams and Carroll, are now, ready to supply any perann wanting the article, at all times—they will keep con stantly on hand, a large stock of .the diger• ant sizes, and ,deliver theM at all, times to any persona purchasing— 'also, g , kland for sale all the difkrent kinds of coo 4.. t r). - T. va ktEN 'c: . • Gettreburg, May 1L 1. 3 4. A. t . ' tkiii .... 40 ;7 1y WM. A. WILLIA R. JNO .E4LER. AN dot BRUB, WHOLESALT, DEALERS IN • ` 7-. • r ' - '4(AND DIMIESTII3 INN % A lp, Ibl2 ll - caw 431 'S3 +. '46 NO. 295 MARKET STREET-;- - ItETWEEN LI IIERTI: ANL) 811.4. RP • E 3 & .41 7 1 . a Ti 4 Sao Se,plember 0345:' 4 " . 2,871M' LANES- - N:' •R _SA B ' AT Tille-OEFIC • A. COBEAN. tf-a WASHINGTON, Mllly 3,'1893
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