7 4 4Zblir - 11Z.0221 REAL ESTAt'E SALE. TN ptiribance of an Order of the Or phanee Court of Adams county, the subscriber 4. Administrator of the .ttafe of HENRY: WALTER, deceased, will offer at, Public - Sale on . Monday the 22d of December next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., on the premises, in Menallen township; Adams count•, the ~_~-"~~. of said deceased; adjoining lands of Nicho las Bushey, Isaac Wiernian, William Tros tle, and others, containing 104 ACRE'S, neat measure. The Improvements on the Farm are in good condition, and include a TWO-STORY i r r" gilt • Log Dwelling House, es • 1 :%. _ double. Log Barn, a Hatter's Shop, 44.5 e. There are two ORCHARDS of thri ling Fruit Trees, and several Springs on the Farm—a large portion being Meadow. Conowago creek runs along the Western boundary of the Farm. • -ALSd On the same day, at 1 o'clock, P. M., there will be offered at pUblic sale, on the pre . muses, e.M61(9. 1 2 (D& r4i ' Mountain Land, situate in Menallen township; adjoining lands of Henry Orner, Solomon Hartman, John Stenour, and others, containing • 35 Adams, more or less. This tract will be divided into FOUR lots, and is covered with Gliennt and other kinds of Timber. • -ALSO _ On the dame: day, on the premises, one other; Tract of MOUNTAIN LAND, CONTAINING 8 ✓lcres 134 Perches, _neat measure, situated in the same town ship, adjoining lands of Joseph Taylor and loth formerly occupied by Adam Walter, - 8611;i'dettAse&—also timbered with Chesnut and other timber. Attendartee•: will be given, and terms nuideAnoWn; Onlhe (Tay of sale, by t NICHOLAS BUSHEY, Alin'r. ,By the Court, . .D: C.: BaiNicEturorr, Clerk. is 4P -- 014 - (i) .. -Q. IM• subscriber wishes to infoirri - his fellow RE, eitizens, that his stock. of - HATS GAPS is large and full, and will be sold low for Cases or 0000 TRADE, ItFC/%LL AI)N SEE and judge for yourselves. • , Those persoas.wbo. are in debt to him for ac. counts of tong standing,,are requested to call and pat ap as soon as possible; and those who owe bini WOW, are requested to bring it in, for the money wail be required in plaCen of it, where the accounts have been•standin ,, for some time: W. w. PAXTON. Oetobir 2.`L • ,tf • .Fashionable. 1411 trIVY:S 4 I.O2OaVo him .aps - IL BALDWIN' OTILL 'continues 4o inanufacture at his :,new Stand,. in South Baltimore street, a few:deers above the store of Mr.. Samuel Faimestock, , .and' next door to-Mi. Warn- Tiler's 'Tinning Establishment, • • It 16 T . S -- • , • . .Of the latest style and fashion. .• and of the best material. Of which he keep a general assert ,mot` on hand 'at all times and will sell for ceBli; at ` prices to' suit the tiMes. . ,0 . :...80.2e,r50ni knowing theinselves to be indebted, tothe, advertisgr, by book, account or otherwm c e, of long standing , - will please caltmind make settlement immediately. - ,, GettyiburgrOct. 10. • 3m TAILGRIN(I - ESTABLISHMENT. -FRANJF.I.7.N W. DENWIDDIE — I . II4OPVPVITI:LY informs the citi zens of Gettysburg and the surround ing :pountry.,l.hat he lins.,taken the well known ' . . Thitorln Establishment • `lif 3.; 11 7 .-'SitELLY; in Chant' bersburg st., Gettysburg, ,nearly opposite Mr. Buehlbr's 'Apothecary-and Book :•Store, where he is •prepttred' to - eocute' ell work in his line with neatness -and. in the most approved. • style: l, bi.All' Work entrusted to him, will be warranted to fit. His terms will be veiy- nu:trier - ate, for CASH or COUNTRY PRO . DUCE. „i l lip7:l4latest Fashions will be regular lyieceiVed front `the Cities. . - . ' 'Subscriber takes the present oppo sititfitSr t • it: recommending to the patronage / .Ihti7ilublie, Mr. DEitivinme, whose ad r '‘fitifiieiniqappettra abtive. He has been r foii'along`til a eniployid in my establish • rnenkituid recommend him as 'Meehante,:and one in every "WaYlPfr k'of confidence.' = • 4 . 103 : 4000 - 'l H. SKELLY. t ' ' ' tf TO , P ; 14 , t • -.41 , 4Dr.:‘ , 11 Want P. Bell o 0 ' Topc;rfPX , A , T c.4eis'4is Pao , tmispo.NAL tritylogs to, the Citi *AßFEOttYabuje," ' l icinitY. ' He 4:3W 4S 4 ~.,` - - kill es 94, at his' office 4 4% , ~ ,,1 . 1.1 .,e k; A if.II44OO,4fTItEET, u'' l l. pally engaged 4 liktdSt3ailiroVC"' , '`! ,- ' )'' '.IY TURNPIKE ELECTION. TI3 Stockholders in the Hanov . er and Carlisle Turnpike Company will take notice that an ZIC, ,T OLT • will be held at-the house of Wm. W/ Ihm- Ensix, in Petersburg, York Springs, Ad ams county, on Tuesday the Jlh day of December next, for the purpose olchoosing, by a majority of said stockholders, by bal lot, to be delivered in person or by prosy duly authorized, five stockholders for Man agers, and one stockholder for Treasurer, for the ensuing year. The election will open at 12 o'clock, M. W.M. W. HAMERSLY, See'y. Petersburg, (Y. S.) Nov. 7. te, 31-4 • zst..._ lue_ -mar PRIVATE SALE. THE Subscriber offers at Private. Sale, a part•of the FARM on which he re sides, containing 175 Acres. The Im provements upon it arc a NEV TWO STORY 1 LOG DWELLING •,,,,,.. ~,, ow 1+•; lii t , 'ill 330.70 T% . 0 I I , 1 • ..,•: . f ...- v l, -.1.: ZS;...- •••••- with a cellar under it, a Frame Barn, a gar den inclosed with a paling fence, a well of water, a young hearing • e) 1,4 Zitt 1130 of gritfted fruit, a good MEitriow, and MGM can be made; also, about 70 Acres of FINE WOODLIVNA well set with THRIVING 'API tETWIL 311 1 1 S s and 35 Acres of easily tilled Land can eas ily be cleared, with plenty of Timber left for the use of the Farm. .. This property lies about 6 miles South of Gettysburg, nearly joins the road that leads from Emmittsburg and Millerstown to the Two Taverns at thb Baltimore turn pike, and is within 1 mile of the road that leads from Sell's Mill on Marsh Creek, to Taneytown and BaltiMore. Ahottt 6 miles from this Farm,there aretwo Lime Kilns, and plenty of Limestone near the Millers town Road. This Fann will be divided to suit pin , chasers. I would sell the improvements with 100 Acres or any greater number. The terms will be made easy and the payments-to suit purchasers. ROBERT' THOMPSON. • • September 20, 1845. • tf VALUABLE _ MLA/ FOR S.,ILE. /TINE §ubseriberi offer at Prii•ate Sale; and, if not sold, at Public Sale, all that VALUABLE FARM CONTAINI*G clEttna.a.(2 o . late the property of of ItsmayAannuan, (of Jacob,) deceased, situated (being and lying at the North end of the Valley called "Harbaugh's Valley," in Ilamiltonban and Liberty townships, Adams county, Penn sylvania. The 'turnpik6 road leading from Waynesboro', Franklin county, Pa., to .Enunitsburg, Frederick county; Md., pas ses' through said land; ahout 9 miles from the former. and 7 from the latter place ; 1 mile from I. and J.lfaugher's Tannery, 5 miles from Fairfield, and 10 from, Gettys burg, the county seat of said county. There are erected on the premises Tho Log Dive . • I EVTATSES I and 'a large BANK BARN convenient and well finished, a large Wa gon . Shed and Corn Crib, with other out houses. There are never-failing springs of water near to each dwelling-house, a first rate 11,01.1 RING MILL adjoining said premises ; a large Orchard of. Choice Fruit, 3 ,nd two branches or streams of water run ning through the Farm Abotit 150 -acres of said Farm. are cleared, and in a good state of cultivation, the residue covered with FIRST—RATE e l •‘. . TIMBER consisting of the various Oak,- I Hickory, Chestnut; and Locust. The said tract will be sold altogether in preference, but as it is situated well' for division, it is cut into three divisions, to wit: : No. I.—Consisting of the maramsr amvars2, BARN, &C., CONTAINING 237 Acres and 37 Perches. No. 2.—The Southwest • end of said Tract with about 25 acres of cleared, land, the balance set with first 'rate timber,easily cleared,and will *dime well, and contains 166 Acres, 2 Roods & 30 'Niches. No. 3.—Situated on the North side of said turnpike road, on , which are erected a comfortable DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE, Stable, and other buildings, and 5 acres of. cleared, land, and the balance first-rate timber, particularly Chestnut and Locust—containing . 65 Acres & 19 Perches. • 'This property is 'offered at Private Sale until Thursday,• Ist or January next, (New Years Day.) If not sold be fore privately, it will on that day be offered at Public sale, at, 10 o'clockt. u. ICP A clear and indisputable title Will be given to the purchaser orpurehasers, on compliance with the terms of sale. Any person wishing to. view the premises, can call on the subscribers in Harbaugh's Val - Yowl. Hennuron, the Tenant on saidpremises.. Terms will be made known on the day orßale ELIA.S. v HARBAUGH, LEONARD , HARBAUGII, JACOB HARBAUGH, Exectitord of Henry liarbaugh, dec'd, NoVembei 7. 31.2Lq/n ' - 'Harrisburg, Pa. IBEG leave to inform the Public that I have- left Philadelphia, and am now located in Harrisburg, the scat of the Exl ecutive and State Government of Pennsyl Vania, where I now occupy Ike . WELL tisowN il • 31E-311411011 r - Ar recently kept by Mr., MATHEW WIL SON.' This spacious building having been pur posely planned and erected for a Hotel of the first class, is not surpassed, if equalled, by any establishment in Pennsylvania, and having undergone a thorough renovation, the Parlors, Rooms and Chambers arc now fitted up in a style that combines elegance with comfort and convenience. My Table is pledged to be supplied with the best fare the Markets can produde ; the charges at the' smite time being as moderate as any of the best regulated establishments elsewhere. In short, no exertions shall be spared on my part, or on •he part of every member of my household, to make it what it should be, in the Capital of one of the Most populous, -wealthy and interesting States of the Union. With these promises, accommodations andTacilities, and the fact that the Hotel is most eligibly situated, with confidence I most respecthilly solicit .tht. patronage of the public. r_ DANIEL HERR, Late of Herfs Hotel, Chesnut st. Phila. Harrisburg, Pa. Nov. 7, 18-15 am 141 Freights from. Philadelphfa, REGULAR LINE• Twicu WEEK BETWEEN • PHILADELPIIIA & YORK. - THE subscriber runs a regular line of Cars between Philadelphia and York. A. Train will leave York every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon, and every Tues day and Friday Eyeiting, A. L. Gerhart & Co.'s Warehouse, No. 365, Market street, Philadelphia. , Extra Cars will he started on any other day in the _Week, when freight sufficient to to pay expenses . oiler. HENRY KAUFFELT.' , York, Nov. 7. tf recommend: all of our friends viSiting_ the city to.eall at the Pekin Campany'S Store, and lay in a supply of theirdelicious Teas. The. Peiqn Tea Company, No. 30 S. Second it., between Market ~St. Chesnut,. PHILADELPHIA, uAVE con'sianily on hand; and for sale Wholesale and Retail, a variety_of mown FRESH : i f "RV ! r FRESH r - lir - 11-M LEML gnii 9 TEAS. AT LOWER PRICES, •• - . ) according to the quality, than they can he bought at any other establish ment in the City. . go-TEAS exclusively are sold at this house, and several varieties which cannot he obtained else Where. Any Teas which do not give entire satisfaction can be re turned tind exchanged, or the money will be refunded. The citizens of . Adams county arc re spectfully i4vited to give us a call. .4, G. B. ZIEBER, Agent of ate-Pekin Tea Company. Philabelphia, Oct. 2, 1845. ry ATTENTION: FARMERS! THRESHING MACHINES. THOS. WARREN & Co. WOULD invite the attention of the Agricultural community, to the fact that they are engaged in manufacturing •ti • U.laintlaiDEJ 2aolare TURES . iiING as alSo, a variety of other Patents, which they are disposed to sell upon such terms as will please all. Now is the time to purchase. Wheat and Rye are bringing good prices, and are in great demand, hence it will be good pol icy in Farmers to 'purchase Machines and get their Wheat into the Market as early as possible. -- as. Call at WARREN & CO'S . • Cheap Foundry and supply yourselves-immedi ately. Gettysburg, Sept. 20, 1845. tf ati - e.max atEdallkli+23lo AME to the Farm of the Subscriber, residing in Franklin townslqp, Ad ams co., intmediatqly succeeding harvest, ." I "rilq _ A • A STRAY , WHITE HEIFFER, with brindle/spots, and very wide horns, and is probably above .2 years old. The owner is requested to prove property, pay costs, and take it away. _ NICHOLAS BEAR. Franklin tp., Nov. 21. . •3t NOTICE. IE TTERS Testamentary on the Estate 4' of JACOB FICKES, dcc'd, late of Huntington township, Adams dounty, hay-. nig been granted to the Subscribers,they here by give notice to all those indebted to said Estate, to call ,and, settle, and, those having claims, to -present them, properly autheriti, cated for settlement, to the sUbscriberti. - ELI FIeKES, BENJAMIN K. PEFFER, ... ildni'rs of - the Estate of Jacob leicka,efec'd - - Ott7Thefirst.nimed Administrator resides in Lurgin.townsbip, Franklin county, and' the latter in Dickinson township, ,Cumber ' land county. s I Nov, 28. • • ~ 6t H J. SCHREIN.P, liagistrate it ° Scrivener. Office; hz Chamhersburg Street, at the Sherri - o,re, ofpo . site Buehler's Store HAVIN G disposed of the "Star & Ban ) ner," he advertiser would respect fully inform/ iis friends and the public, that he can always be found in his JUSTICE OFFICE, where he will be ready .at all times,•to attend to any business entrusted to his care. Besides the duties incumbent upon him as Justice "of the Peace, he will also attend to other Collections, as also the drawing of deeds, instruments of writing, &c., &c. For capacity, promptness and faithful ness in the discharge of these duties, he re fers the public to the Hon. JAMES COOPER, DANIEL M. SMYsER, A. H. STEVENSON, & WILLIAM ill'SnEnur, Esq's September 27 CALVIN BLYTIIE, TTOR.VE 1' T Lali; ILL practice in the several Courts of the City and County of Phila delphit►. His OFFICE is at No. 35, S. Fourth Street, between Chestnut and Wal nut Streets. - Philadelphia, Oct. 3. 3m J. H. REED, ATTORNEY AT LAW, FFERS his professional services to 4 11* the people of Adams' County. His Office is the one on the public square in Gettysburg ; ocrapiral as a Law-Of fire by Wm. AFSimunr, Esq. Ile has also made arrangements to have the . advice of his Father, Junou Rem), of Carlisle, mall difficult cases. _ Saptembcr 20. tf It FA Ili 0 IV A. IA . C. G. FRENCH, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, neshoro', hut. HAASSillrepnr . l'l9;;iPC(C l thi l e V ( .l ' -‘ turts of Adams county. Ile will he at- the office of WM. IM'SnEnnv, Esq., opposite the new Luthe ran Church, during the sessions of the Court: Gettysburg, Aug. 9. Eim ALEX. 11. STEVENSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW.: OFFini: in the Centre Square, North of the Court=house, between "Smith's find "Stevepion's" cornersJi_ Gettysburg, May 9, 1843. B. iercLELLAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office South-East corner ';of the Franklin HcAnse, formerly occupied as SHERIFF'S OFFIcEby GEORGE W. MCCLELLAN Esq. Dec. 21st, 1844. ly tg!' - 2§[NaCtirerit32 as ON hand and for sale, a large number of STOVES, OF ALL SIZES, which will be sold at priCes to suit the times. GEORGE ARNOLD. September 20. 3m HaTIZAVU'IIar 'COON 'Der 'am -ter HE" undersigned, having purchased the Patent Right of these celebrated .1 1 1 00 M OUOVM for the counties of Adams and Carroll, are now ready to supply any person wanting the article, at all times. They will keep constantly on hand, a large stock of the different sizes, and they will deliver them at any time,- to those purchUsing. They will also keep on hand and for salt, all the different kinds of ,Coo -Stoves now Used. AITRREN -- 4t, Co. September 20, 1845. • • ' ti DIAMOND TONSOR. S. R. TIPTON, FASHIONABLE Barber and. Hair- Dresser,.has removed his “Temple" to the Diamond, adjoining the County Buil dings, where he can at all times be found prepared to attend to the calls of the public: From long jexperience ho flatters himself that he canto through all the ramifications of the Tonsorical departments, with such an infinite degree of skill as will meet the en tire satisfaction of all who may submit their chjns to the keen ordeal of his razor. Ile hopes, therefore, that by attention to busi ness and a desire to please, he will merit as well as receive a liberal share of public patronage. The sick will be attended to at their private dwellings. Oct. 10. tf NOTI CE. IJETTERS Testamentary the Es; I tate of t TACOB WOLF, deceased, late of Mountjoy township, Adams county, having been granted s to the subscriber, resi ding in Germany. township, he hereby gives nbtice to all those indebted to said Estate,' to 'make - immediate payment; and those ha*ing claimi, to present them, pro perly:authenticated, for settlentent. PHILIP_ WOLF. ftt -?Oct. 31. •. VA N D 7 )31.1.4 Cards, Blank's, Notices, and Printing of every description, neatly and ~_promptly executed at, the Office of the , 4 Star A' itepublicats Banner. Ancrican. Magazine qf 'Litirature, and Fashion GRARAMTI,ADIET & GENTLEMEN'S MAGAZINE s PROSPECTUS FOR 1840. Regular Contributors:—Wm. C. Bryant, Longfellow, James Foonimore Cooper, Richard Danna, J. R. Lowell,. E. P. Whipple, C. P. liullinan, 11. W. Herbert. GRAHAM'S is the oldest and Most popular of the American Literary Magazines. The number for January, 1846, will be the first of the twenty-eighth volume. Its long and uniformly success ful career, from its commencement with a few hundred subscribers, until the present time, when it has a circulation exceeding by some Thousands all others, is perhaps as good an evidence of its great and con stantly increasing merit as the publishers have it in their power to oiler; To its old subscribers, they trust, no asurances are necessary of their determination to maintain .its present. ascendency over all the rival periodicals of the country. The engagement of such men as Bryahl, 'Long fellow, Cooper, Dana, Hoffinan, Maneur and others, of high reputation in the lite rary world, as regular contributors; in ad dition to a list embracing many of the first names in the nation, is a sufficient guaran tee that the work will continue to be the principal medium of communication be tween the best authors and The public.— The following more complete list of• con tributors will convince the reader that it is impossible to have a superior corps in the present age : Wm C Bryant, Author of The Ages, the Fountain and other poems. 11 W Longfellow, author of Voices of the Night, Hyperion, etc. J Fennimore Cooper, author of the spy. the Pio neers, Naval History. etc. R H Hanna ; author of the lhfccanecrs, etc. K Paulding. author of the Dutchman's Fireside. IVestward llo! efe. ' Fitz• Greene llalleck, author of Fanny. etc. C Grattan, author of llighw•ays and Byways, History,of the Netherlands, etc. N It Willis, author of Inklings of Adventure, etc. 0 (2 F Hoffman; withal. of Wild Scenes in the Forest and the Prairie, etc. R Lowell, author of the old English Dramattfts, Wm Falconer, author 'of trrinslations from cutoff'. potary French and Pernian poets, etc. H W I le.rb&t, author of Ringwood thel Rover. etc. Tuckerimm, author of Rambles and Rever ies, Isabelle or Sicily, etc.. S Fay, author of Norman Leslie, etc. J II Mancur, author of Henri Quartre or the "days ref the League, cic.: Mathews, author:of the Politicians, etc. Rev W. Colton, author, of Ship tut.l Shore, etc A 13 Street. author of Nature, etc. G Iliii , sloth& of the Ruin oi of Athens, et( A Pike. author of llymnsto floc:Cods, etc Hon It 'l' Conrad, author of Aylmere, etc. L•' A Poe, author of Tales of the Grotesque and the Arabesque, etc. G'Sinims, author of Guy Rivers, etc. Eyes Sargent, author Of Velasco, etc,. Park lienjantin, author of :Salinas and Lyrical Poems. etc. II II Weld; author of Corrected Proofs, etc J C Neal, author of Charcoal Sketches, etc .1 It Chan(Hes. Editor U S Gazette Robert Morris, Editor of the Inquirer George Lunt, author of the Grave of Byron, etc George II Colton, author of Tecuni. , ich,ete. Walter Lawlor, author of Study, ete. • John Inman, Wm P Palmer, Rev Louis L Noble, Reynold Coates,-M. 11..&c. Miss C M Sedpyick, author of Hope f.r.slie, etc. Mrs E C Embury, author of Constance Latimer the Blind Girl, etc. , • Mrs F S Osgood, author of a Wreath of Wilt Flowers from New England; etc. Mrs Seba Smith, ituthor of the Western Captive Mrs Mary (lavers, author ofTorest Life, etc. Mrs L H Sigourney, author of Ziozindorf and oth- er pnems, etc.. MN A S Stephens, author of Mary Dcrwent, etc:. Fanny Forester, author of'Trippings ht Author Land, etc. Mrs E r Ellet, author of Characteristid of Schil ler, etc. Mrs M Brooks, author of Zophiel, or the Bride of Seven, eta. Mrs L J Pierson. antlior of Poems and Essayfi Mrs A 13 INrelby, author df Pbeins by Apelia. Mrs A M F Annan, author of Tales and Sketches. "F E F," author of the Marriage of Convenience. Beside these well known and universal ly popular writers, many anonymous con tributors of distinguished merit furnish ar ticles for nearly every number, and in each will be found an able letter upon the Mem:. lure of Europe,froni• our able correspond ent, F. I. GRUND, Esq. OUR ELEGANT. PARIS FASHION PLATES The splendid fashion plates, with which we shall adern each nuMber of "Graham" for 1846, have already awakened the kat. ousy of our cotemporaries, and they sliow 'their annoyance by all manner of torture of the word "PAlus. ' It seems to be both a charm and a bane to them. AVe . have Only to say that our December number contains a specimen of what "Our Paris Fashions" are and will be, Mid we must trust the eyes of the public to detect the superior value of these, "designed, engra ved,printed and colored at the head-quar ters of the fashionable world," over the vapid imitations, which are got up here at least sixty days old, and palmed off as cor rect. In January, we shall have a most elegant style, of cloak patterns, and as . it will be issued early, say by December 10th, we advise our fair readers not to spoil their material by following the blind guides of last year, but to AnorT THE TRUE . FASHIONS FOR 1846. SPLENDID EMBELLISHMENTS: In the department of Engravings, it is well known that W ,GRATIAS MAGAZINE has fat' surpassed any periodical work ever published in this Or-any other country.— The highest ambition of rival publishers seems thus far to have been to maintain a respectable imitation of the numerous-cost ly and beautiful works of art with which the successive numbers of this 'journal have been graced. In the course of the succeeding volumes many IMPORTANT NEW FEATURES will be introduced.. (Yaitain, the most celebrated MEZZOTINT ENGRAVER in the Union, and equal to the besf in-Et rope, will continue furnish his exquisite productions ; and Raiodon, - Wright Hatch;.(S. Ilinahitwoo '; and oth ers 'of New York, and Cheeney, Dod.son, Welch(k Walters, 71teker, and others, of , „ Philadelphia; all aniOng . the most e m i nent LINE ErveniAVEns 'of the present-century; have beren engaged to Turnish!a• succession of highly, finished' steel engfavings, supe rior t 0" an that haVe hitherto appeared iii , periodicals.• • • OUR REVIEW DEPARTM Will continue to emhrace notes on current literature, ete„ and reviews of all neW A merican and foreign works of general inte rest or value. The criticisms of Gralunie3 Magazine arc acknowledged in all parts of this country to' be superior in acumen, honesty and indepengenc,e 16 those of any eotemporary. TERMS Graham's Magazine will be published about the first of eachinonth in ,every quar ter of the Union. The most dis s tant sub scribers will therefore receive.it on or be fore that flay, as well as those who reside iu Philadelphia. The Proprietors, being more desirous of .presenting the BEST arid MOST nEntrrtrui. tlnm the cheapest work in the country, and anxious to — bring it within the reach -of all, offer the following as the LownsT TERMS at which it can be afforded :---'Three dollars per annum iu advance for a Single Copy, or Two copies Yearly for Five Dollars.; Five Copies tar Ten Dollars ; Eight for Fifteen Dollars, or Twelve for Twenty: Dollars ; (Clubs furnished as usual,) invariably in advance. Postage of all letters to be prepaid: GEORGE R. GRAHAM & CO. • No. US, Chesnut Street, Phipdelphin The greatest I in iirovernent yet ! co/GAL./Rs! coifriaits Subscribers having purchased the Patent Right for Adams, Perry, and York countie;„ (York borough, Shrewsbury, and Liverpool in the hitter excepted,) in Perrnsyhania, and of Fredttick county, Md. of HAWORTH'S Improvement in stuffing and bloCking norm= cormaatts # which surpasses any thing of the kind ever brought berme (lie public—they are now prepared to manuft:eture HORSE COLLARS of the best quality v nd in a more neat and sulistavtial form than tan be done in any other shop in the county. Their 'Establishment is Sithated near Thomp son's Hotel,' (Stage 011iee,) where they will My nish this article, so valuable front its neatness and durability. fIT - Persons desiring Shop Rights within the a hove limits, will please addreis the subscribers at Gettysburg. Gettysburg, Oct. 17, 18.151' t SUPERIOR COOK STOVE. rillrEattention of the public is respectfully cal .C_ led to S. Irvirrzis Eau-Nis:Ws Coen S-rove as an article superior - to any yet offered to the public for cookin„,e - purposes. It was got up expreSsly to answer the wants of the Farmer, and will not fail to please all who may _require a good sized COOK STOVE. One of the many illivitntag.es.- possessed : Liy this Stove is, that water, appleSut ter,. clothing, &c. can be wired in a large -copper kettle at the same time, whilst cooking is doing Ihr 20 or thirty persons. It is decidedly superior Ihr 11A1: iNif—the,heat being completely under the control of the c ook, who cart apply it to the bot tom as well as to the top of the overt, and thus hake-With perfect reguLarity. It is unnecessary_ to give any further - detail of its advantages. Plense refer to the subjoined certificate from Wm. F. El liott:T:sq., Patent Agent; of Washington City.— Many testimonials equally flattering could be fur-: nisficil, but this may suffice. Those who want a superior . Cook Stove, will do well to try this arti cle—they are warranted or no sale - lioensboro',-Md., May 19, 1813 TVA suistmrox, ,Ifay 3, IS 13. To Samuel Bentz, Esq., • Dear Sir:—l haVe tried the Cooking Stove that you sent inc, and ant well pleased with it; pgrformance. My expectatiens are morelhan re alized. f believe it will perfinm more cooking in less time, and with less fuel than any of the va rious Cooking Stoves flint I have tried during 2 yealeconneetion with the Patent Office. Its mer its need only bfe• more generally known to insure its fame throughout the country. lam at length satisfied in the culinary department of my do mestic establishment—for which I acknowledge myself indebted to yonr genius and enterprise._ I remain very respectfully, yours, &c.,' Wht-P. ELLIOTT, Patent Agent. 01 1 1 THIS DAY APPOINT J. D. P.A.TQN & Co., my AGENTS for the State of reheSyt vania, for the ante of Territory and otherwise, of my Cook Stove Sep(ember 17, 18-13. FARMERS AND OTHERS' Are respectfully informed that the untlersigneel have now on hand, and are manufacturing the a bove Stoves, se. that they are now prepared to fill all orders with which they may be favored, upon the shortest notice. J. D. rArroN & Co. Caledonia, Franklin co., Sept. 20, 18.15. tf Protection ,against Loss. by IqpHE "Cuzuberiand Valley Maitre Protection 4.1 Company," being incorporated by an act of the Legislature and fully organized and in opera tion under the direction of the following,bomd of Managers, viz: Thomas C. Miller,—Volan Moore, David W. M'Cullough, James Weakly, William Moore, Samuel Galbraith, Thomas Paxton; A. G, Miller, Philip Spangler, Samuel Woods, Abraham Kurt; George Brindle, and Scott Coyle, call the attention of the inhabitants okf Cumberland and Adams counties, to the cheapness of the rates, and the many advantages which this kind at - insurance has over any other : • Ist. Every person insured becomes a 'member of the company and takes part in the choice of officers and the direction of its concerns., 2d. For insurance no more is demanded than is necessary to meet the expenses of the Company and indemnity against losses which may happen. 3d. The inconvenience of frequent renewals is avoided by insuring for a term of five yews.. ' .Ith. Any person applying for insurance must give, his prqmium note for the cheapest class at the rate of 5 per centum, which will be $5O on the $lOOO, for which h e will love to pay $2.50 for five years, and $1 50 'for 'survey and ,policy, and no more unless loss be sustained to a greater amount than the funds on hand will cover, and, then.no more will be required than a pro rata share. ;These rates are .much cheaper than those of other companies,' except such as are - incorpora ted on the same principles. - . . THOMAS C. MILLER, PnEslnicter.. A. G. Aliz.z.im. Seey,. • LIST OF AGENT'S. • The following named gentlemen have been ap pointed AGENTS for Adams county: • •Willituri W. Paxton, Gen't A o went Gettysburg. James A. Thompson, • • David Zeigler, • Dr. Wm. R. Stewart, Henry Myeri3, Henry. Mayes, Esq., Dahicl Comfort,'_ Abraham Ring, Esq., David Blythe, William Morrison, Thernas T,!W,ierman, Dr. I):Mellinger, Sept. 20, 1811 WHITE & CULP. S. BENTZ SAMUEL BENTZ. )Peterbburg. New: Pbeeter, Abbottstowq., traban Hunterstown s Mitterstown. Apnidtsville, 'East
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