PAYK.xiil:-,.147i.:i.c 4.-.x...ftE.S.
1!EMBI=E1111:1
~.,,p7,l.npoler to • yeyent misAnderston4ing, we
„ hme been requested 7 hy,
.Nr...lStruN. to,stato thet
! the iannexed petition ; for - license ig• made in corn
phance• .t . roith• the conditions of the contract on
',which he leased the house referred to—not having
- been ;able to secure it otheiwise. He inteni3s
rkeeping a TRNIriaANCE 'Musk, and %Val, in 110
:iriiit;de:il in'lkiitois. • ,
, , •
In She Matter;
(f the rntended , application of J A.c o n
- K tittrtfor license to keep a public house
injh of e
. BOrOUghi pcitysburg, Alums
county,, -being an bli 1 o stand.
' f:,
.the nithseribers,, citizens of the
• e
W
. . 11Orogh'oe Gettysburg, dO hereby
certify, tlit we are Persenally and well
,' . e - titiaintOd,:y)tit. :Taeob Kuhn, the above
;itanted:ketitiOner; that lie Is, and we know
hintio r te, Of good'repute 'for honesty and
temperance, and that he is well provided
-with' liOnSe4oom' and other conveniences,
for 'the lodging and accommodation -of
citizens, strangers and travellers ; and we
do further certify; that we know the house
'fai;which the 'license is prayed, anti from
',its situation and neighborhood, believe it
to'besititallle for a tavern, 'and that such
inivoriaverti is necessary to accommodate
the public . and entertain . strangers and
travellers.' •
.
Jrn.lll!Sherry, 11. Schriver,
Bober . Ino. Garvin,
[fin. Rathralff R. Smith,
Tr.l)emviddie - S. H. Buehler,
H. , •
LanitVell, Alarms Samson,
B. Danner, , Li. ill. Smyser.
March 20, . • 3t
'lke :Jilatter
Of the,intendaupplication of DAVID KINO
for license to keep ct public house in the
township giGermany,.ldams county—
. being en old stand.
AirE, the 'subscribers, Citizens of the
IF, the township of Germany in the
county or"
Adams, recommend the above
the inn or tav
crit'abeive mentioned is neecssary to accom
modate the public and entertain strangers and
travellers;-and that the petitioner above
named of good repute for honesty and
temperance, _and is _well ..proVided with
house=rixiem and conveniences for the lodg
ing and accommodation, of, strangers and
'travellers. - . .
ALB. husB . cur, . Ephraim
fatctb Bishop,
'EPAraim, Swope, Rz Is C. Swope;
Thlliam„ Duller°,
11 7 14. Guznn,, Joseph Barker, '
W. - .IIP Sherry, Jacob Slonesiferi
joseph Fii4,jr..-; H. Simbling.
May.ph.4l, , - , 3t
In the-alatter
Of the intended, application of josErn Fos; g, for
lice'ssi - ,tokeep a pUblic house in liamiltonkin
' 'township, - Adams ceimty—being an old stand.
WE, the undersigned:Citizens of Ham
"' w zw' "siltonban' township, in the county
of Mattis, dohereby certify that the house
for 'which a liCcnee is prayed by Joseph
Vunk, the above named petitioner, is riec
essr !0.13F,9:91p0d,ate the public
,and en
.
ter sirpngqrs And trayellers, and that
'the'PetitiOner,ts, a person of good, re-.
rtkiefOrltoitesty and temperance, and well
proyidedwith honseloont 'and convenien 7
ems for ' accomniodation of
• strangers
and tmvellers.
JtOblrison, P. M. Mutt,
E: Kepner;':: Robert Little,
J. Brinkerhoff, • George Trenkle,
Wm. 11.:,Dixtiri, " Edward Rusk,
John Bennett, John F. Osborne,
• Robert:llfLpitghlin, • John Moritz.
Morel, 3t
/ra the allatter
tit the . ,hilteyttlei,lftp - plicatiop of batEs
A.
for tilicerise to keep a Aublie House in the
borough Geitltilihrk.-being an old stand.
p., thQ, sutitcribrs,, , citizens of the
bVtotigh.Of Oreilysburg, in county
4rl.Ndiini do, hereby certify, that we are
PprsoPtlytylWellaFtptainted with James
4. l ThompsOn, the above named petitioner,
ihaLl t e us, and We know him to hop of
good `repute tot honesty and, temperance,
and AiL i t -is. well 'pr . ovded with house
rood and'Othet cOnveutences, for the lodg
ing and accommodation strangers
tqui.Trayelicfs3 And we'd° further certify,
1441 ive knoy the House for which Li
eenMht and from its situation and
neighbOr ood;%-beliefe. tt to be suitable for
tt—Tavern, and that such Inti or Tavern is
{ deOtiss r arY , to abamiodate the , public and
enteitainitrangers iind travellers.
tatael tali; .' Nicholas Weaver,
Robert Smith, iddlecnff,
Wrm-RuthrautT, F. W. Denwiddie,
R. W. MlSherry, .'- •' D: Kendleburt,
e -Job,r l Reed, t < • 3. B. Kurt;
J:11 :11,11"beriion 'Robert Cobean
Marchl3... • .
"' the
Of the intended .. appli6ation of Jour( HoucK for
libelfselblaeplipublic'house in' the township
il coontpi4 : lieingan old stand.
r
E 4)olAnribbrs, citizdns of the leWn
ahof:Tyrohe, in the county of Ad.
r
auis recommend the above petitioner, and
certify,that • the inn or tavern above men
tioned-W necessary, to - accent Modate the
public, and entortnldvstrangers and travel
le#'atkiPthat,""the petitioner above named
,e ' f;gitti'd'tepute for honesty and tempe
*4,644.Cii,,,34ll:ltivided with house
_
house
,rot I,a,plileonieniqnded ,for the longing
and accorninodation of strangers and tray.
l'it•Cooli,- - • Peter Hummer, •
•il J6hri'cibniad; - ' • • David Sarbaugh,
- 'MI6 Wl&litrode, •• ! F.lias Deeter,
' l, Sainuel 'Sadler,
• • • ' 'Henry 'Spangler, jr.
Jackb cimiipfer, , George Haverst,ick,
' Eckefiroade; •
i to ma *A Z
;44,v'11 it tthep Arailer
. • iirasi`b.WEtt
thin of Aziro ,
llPPlita - • TAktireore
Of the introda to
SVs,4rOlu stand.
e - pa" *9)*
I#4 , r
in ow miIILY,O4
.41
iosuiinted •withArpoLd 4eriftbilift andA
barb* a kA O *.
/1 '1 ' 074 h e ms:fo r
which *l
.usv
..„
license is prayed, do tertilpthat such inn or
lavern is necessary to aecointnodate the
public and entertain strangers and travel
lers, and that the above petitioner is a per
son,
of god repute for lionesty and t!..ntpe
ranee, and that he is well pros ided with
house-room and convenimces for the ac
commodation of tti.ingers and travellers.
Myers, Adam Gardoer•jr•
Levi hippy. Jacob Dentler,
John Chronister. Michael Myers,
Burgand, Samuel .
Nathaniel Stewbaugh,• Abraharn Living too,
Jacob lioecht, Jacob Forst,
John A. ZieglCr, llriah Zolm.
March 13. - )1t
In the Matter
Of the intended application of DAvin 'EVANS. and
11111A31 11. WArrs, tor license to keep a public
house in Hamilton township, Adams county =
E, the
. subscribers, citizens of the
township of Hamilton, Adams co.,
being personally and well acquainted with
David Evans and -Hiram It. Watts, the
above named petitioners, and also having
knowledge of the house for which license
is prayed, do hereby certify, that such inn
or tavern is necessary to accommodate
the public and entertain staangers and trav
ellers, and that they are persons of good
repute for honesty' and temperance, and
that they are well provided with house.L
room and coveniences for the lodging and
accommodation of strangers and travellers.
We, therefore, beg leave to recommend
them fur a license, agreeably to their peti
tion.
A. M. 'Deardorff, Jacob Arnold,
Wm. 'l', Williams, Michael Bohn,
Abraham Arnold, Michael Spangler,
Isaac Trimmer, J. H. .Aulabaugh,
Abraham Trimmer, Wm. Wolf,
Daniel Bender, Jacob Bushey,
Joseph Altland, • Jacob Reitzell
March 13.-3 t
In the ✓►better -
Of the intended application of I.SAAc YouNTz, for
license to keep a public house in MenaHen town
ship, Adams county—being an old stand.
E, the subseribers, citizens of the
" township of Menallen, Adams coun
ty, dd hereby certify; that we are personal
ly and well acquainted with Isaac Yount,
the above named petitioner, and that he is,
and we know him to be, of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and well "pro
videdwith, house-room and other:conveni
ences for the lodging and accomniodation
of citizens, strangers and travellers ; and
we do - further certify that we know thb
house for which the license - is prayed, and
from its situat'i'on-and neighborhood be
lieve it to be suitable for a tavern and nec
essary to accommodate the Public, and en
tertain strangers mid trafellers..
Henry Hartzell, John Hewitt,
Daniel Heiges, Henry B. Shroeder,
L. Yeagy, Peter Quickel,
Samuel Johnson, Jacob Rex.
V. W. Knimss,
Henry Kuser,
March 13.
13 0 C H-D1 AlEtI NG.
C. W. HOFFMAN
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has
made such arrangements as will enable him
to carry on the
C 0 A.O G
BusinesS upon the most extensive scale ;
and that he will be pleased to attend to the
orders of his friends at all times, for any
thing within his line. Having skilful and
steady hands in his employ, he feels assu
red of his ability to turn out work in all the
different branches of the abovebusiness,
in the best and most fashionable style. He
will also be prepared to repairand refit
Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies,
and vehicles of all kinds, upon reasonable
His EstabliShment is in Chambersburg
st., a few doors below Ttompson's Hotel.
Gettysburg, Feb. 6, 1846.
CSI mp s CZAIII.O
VILE Subscriber, in - connection With
- 111 : • Cabinet-making, has commenced the
manufacturing of CH./2/RS in all its vari
ous branches, and intends to keep none
but the best of Workmen employed,
and none , but the very best of seasoned
stuff shall bp worked. • He' has on hand at
present a large assortment of
- Fancy and Common
/777/ CHAIRS.
Which he ivill sell at pricee rea
sonable and Suited to the times. Purcha
seri may save by calling athis Ware-house
iu Chamborsburg street, before purchasing
elsewhere.
10:7°Chair Piankand_all kinds of Lunt
her and Produce, be taken in exchange
for Work.
DAVID lIEAGY,
Gettysburg, Feb. 13, 1846.
. .
Letters of Administration
.
(IN .the Estate of PETER HOOVER,
deceased, late of Reading township,
Adams county, having been granted to the
subscfiberNotice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said Estate to pay the
same withourdelay, and to those having
claims against the same to present them,
properly ' authenticated, for settlement, to
the subscribers residing in H ilton toWn
.
ANDREW M. DEARDORFF,
DA14,104
Feb.. 20 1840.— , fit -
Estate of Adam .Icmouff,,deo!d.
"LETTERS of :Adminiitration de bonifi
IL! non with the Will annexed, t he
Elate el. ADD iCATOUrr, deceased.
jakT:et, fleintany .townsh ip, Adarn,
br /I liqviekbeen grime to ,thOMbscriber
residing in 'dermany township, he here.
by . gives • notice:lo all;persohsi indebted to
said delay --and
`to call and pay *pea= with
°lli delay—and those haying elaims against
the Sa l u PMl9l l M te f t 1 0P,TOPellt`ghe same
propefly authenticated, for settlement.
HENRY coLgtiousE,.
Adn'etdO ,noit tht. ,Annexcd.
ebb if . f -ft - 346:‘ '
Daniel Minch,
John Walter.' '
3t
CABINET-MAKING.
DAVID lIEAGY
RE I SPECTFULLY returns his grate
ful acknowledgements for the very
liberal encourairement which has liereto
fore been (Au-tided to him, and resprcillil-
IV informs his friends that lie still contin
ues the
Cabinet-making Business,
at the Old Stand in Chanthersburg street,
where lie is prepared to execute the Neat
est and 7)7ONi ii/ShiOnabie ivork, Which he
will warrant ulna]; if not superior, to any
in 'the place.
He has now, and "will always keep on
hand a general amrextensive assortment of
the different articles of Furniture, including
BUREAUS,
CENTRE .IND DINING
,TIBLES,
. BEADSTEADS, CUPBOARDS,
Work and Wall Stands,
all of which are of a superior quality, and
for which lie only asks an examination to
be ai!knowledged as the very latest'fashion.
All orders for Coffins will be prompt
ly attended to as usual
Gettysburg, Feb. 0, 1846
.1711110 - 31EirtilLT
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
FRANKLIN W. DENwrnmE
ESPECTFULLY informs the chi
ll, tens of Gettysburg- and the surround
in!, country, that he has taken the well
known •
Tailoring Establishment
of .1. 11.. SKELLY, in Chnmbersburg st.,
Gettysburg, nearly opposite Mr; lbwbier's
Apothecary and Hook Store, where he is
prepared to execute nil work in his' line
with neatness .and in the most approved
style. c - Allwork entrusted to him, will
he warranted to fit. His 'terns will be
very moderate, for CASu or COUNTRY PRO
DUCE.
Ic - P-The - latest Fashions Nyill . be regular
ly receiN'i'Al from the Cities.
Gettysburg, Alarelt 20, 1842.-7 y
B Ita.C.K.SIIIIT RYA G.
THE undersigned has connected with
his Coaehmaking Establishment a
large Smith shop, and is prepared to do all
kindss-of
BLACHSMITHING,
including ironing Carriages, - Buggies,
Wagons, (S.C. would say to those Who
have Horses to - shoe, that he has in his em
ploy first-rate hands, which, with his per
sonal ifttention, will enable him to give en
tire satisfaction to all those who may favor
him with a cull.
'Carriage A' Buggy Springs
(mutinied) will be promptly Made to.or
der at all times.
kinds of REPWRING done,
both in Wood and Iron, at the most redu-.
Ceti, prices. .
Thankful for past encouragement, the
subscriber solicits a continuance of patro ,
nage, and invites his friends to call at his
Establishment in It_t. west Chambersburg
street, a few doors below Thompson's
C.: W. HOFFMAN.
Gettysburg, Feb. G,.1846.
SELLING AT COST.
THE undersigned, being desirous of do
sing Business, will offer ST COST,
from this date, their entire Stock of
O' S
by ll7tolesak or Retail. The Goods hav
ing been bought for Cash, can be had very
low. All are invited (Merchants and oth
ers) to call and examine for themselves.—
Those desirous of securing bargains will
do well to call soon.
also, for sale,
THE "11OUSE & LOT.
The Store Room is admit- V 4 i ;
ted to be the Most desirable in ;'"
the place. The Property will be sold low.
J. M. STEVENSON, Ja. & Ca
Gettysburg,, Jan. 16, 1816. tf
NOTICE.
• T HE 1111 - IE business heretofore conducted by
'FiinNesrrObk, as my Agent
in Gettysburg; Adama county, Pa., is this
day diSeontinned and is hereby disselred,
All persons . having claims against said A=
gency are hereby notified to present theM
to 'Samuel FahneStbck, late Agent, for pay
ment, and all those indebted to said Agen
cy arc hereby earnestly requested to make
payment on or before the first day of ::12-
pril ntrt, to Samuel Fehnestock, late A.
gent, whO is alone authorized to settle the
same as it,lias become necessary tO.elose
the same as speedily as possible.
• ISAAC 13AUMIER.
Jan. 29, 1846.. • Ot
NOTICE.
r . undersigned. hereby gives notice
that.ho will continue the Mercantile
business •on his , own account at the old
stand in Gettysburg, Pa. ‘I-le . •teels assu
re& his long,expenence in business and fa
cilitics to. purchnc-goOds .bo
an' inducement fin.. his customers to con
tinue' their patronage, ,and would hereby
tender his sincere acknowledgments for
past favors-. - . : • : '
, SAMLUEII FAIINESTOC.K..
Getty burg, Jan.'3o.. . Ott'
ktitSWERING.
1101111HILIKRICICgER res'pectfully ; ten-
A• ders—itis services to the Public as a
PLABTEI#ER, .and . kwill- be 'pleased
,to
give prompt attention to all wishingto
tHis residence is in East Mid
dle street,' in the house famerly occupied
by Michael llegroff. Terms reasonable.
-- Gettysburg-, March 6. r 3t •
The rarmees Book.
FROM TILE GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH
TICE FARMER'S 13001 i AND
FAMILY INSTRUCTOR, embracing
the most important of the recent scien
tific discoveries ronneeted with practical
Agriculture : comprehending a description
of the nature of soils, the nature and value
of manures, the cultivation of plants, the
husbandry of domestic animals, the cultiva
tion of fruits, and the general economy of
the farm : together with a variety of intbr
mation of value to all classes, especially
the Farmer, and the domestic family circle,
carefully compiled from the best sources,
I) . }- J. P rits, Chambersburg, Pa. Printed
for purchasers. 1845."
The above is the title of a large, hand
some volume, received from the author a
few days ago, and we cannot help expres
sing our surprise at the neatness and accu
racy of print,.- and the general elegance of
the book,•coming, as it does, from the inte
rior of the State. We hesitate not to say,
indeed, that altogether it is the handsomest
volume of its size ever issued in Pennsyl
vania, out of Philadelphia. Its title indi
cates, in the main, the character of,,the con
tents, but in reality it would be almost im
possible (or any title to describe the great
variety and mass of interesting and useful
matter contained in its pages. They em
brace a little of every thingxonnected with
the great subject of Agriculture, embellish
ed throughout with a large tvariety o 1 at
tractive and appropriate illustrations. We
don't know how to recommend this work
in terms sufficiently strong to induce every
agriculturist who has the means to procure
a copy of it. He will find it a library it
self in relation to every thing calculated to
advance his interests, by informing him of
the best modes of Improving the soil, and
producing heavy crops. We have looked
over its pages with great satisfaCtion and
we trust profit ; and we recommend others
who think their auricultural, knowledge is
still susceptible of a%vancement; like knowl
edge upon all other subjects, to procure a
copy.
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY
and Machine Shop.
THE subscribers having leased The
Foundry in Gettysburg:, respectfully
informs his friends and the public in general
that he has now on hands, and will contin 7
ue :to manufiteture, a large assortment of
( 7 - STOPES.,
of all patterns, such as the Hathaway, Par
lor, Premium, and nine-plate Cooking
Stove, also Chamber Stoves, of .all sorts
and sizes. -
He has also on hand,
Castings for Machinery,
of all kinds—for Threshing Machines,
Grist Mills, Saw Mills, &c also PLOUGH
CASTINGS of all the patterns now in use.
He lias . on hand, already made, a number
of the celebrated •
SYLL'R PLOUGHS,
which he will sell low. Ile has also on
hand; and will continue to make, HOL
LOW-WARE, Wagon and Carriage-box
eSond all other articles in his line of buS
iness, which are too numerous to men
tion. He has, alio,
THRESHING MACHINES,
ready made, and continues to manufacture
Lirri.E's Patent two-horse Machines, and
the Hanover and York patterns.
Any one who may want BRASS CAST
INGS, will be attended to.
All the above articles will be sold low,
for Cash or Country Produce. Old metal
will also be taken in exchange for work.
itr — F. Repairing, and all work in his line,
done at the shortest notice4T - 1
The subscriber is very thankful for past
favbrs, and hopes his friends will remem
ber the Old Establishment, in the Western
part of the town, • near C. W. HoMilan's
Coach shop.,
T. WARREN.
Gettysburg, Dec. 19. tf
NO CHANGES IN TIIE WEATII
er will Materially affect the body if the
blood is . pure.' Every individual, even the
most diseased, has within him a germ or
root of that original pure blood of our com
mon mother, Eve . ;, which . .germ of pure
blood is the supporter of . his life, and is in
constant struggle to throw oil the heteroge
neous, corrupt humors, which cause disease .
in the indiVidual.. By purging the body' ot
t h e diseased individual of its badhumors,
yon allow the germ of pure blood to gain
ground and'to make blood of a better qual
ity, and so on progressively until the whole
mass is regenerated ; for the good princi
ple or good pure blood is always striving to
be predominant over the bad or diseased
humors. Let all who wish to be of a line
healthy habit ; who wish to have a sound
mind in a sound body ; who desire. to be
able to stand without injury the continual
changeS of this climate ; who desire to have
healthy children, use the Brandreth Pills,
which will efrectuelly cleanse the blood of
all bad or corrupt humors, and restore the
human body to the state of health enjoyed.
before the introduction of mineral medi
cines. Remember Brandreth Pills place
Within the reach of all health and long life.
11 The gemthic Brandreth's can be had of
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have a full catalogue of all our publications
sent them. •
ICT'Responsible Agents for several vale
uable medicinal preparations, and Dr.
Mitchell's Galvanic Bands, Bracelets,- &c.
&e., are wanted in every village and town
in the Union. _ _
E. B. G. KINSLOE,
No. 209.Chestout Street, _
3d door below.7th.
Feb. 27, 1846,
ItTIVe recommend all of our friends visiting
the city to call at the Pekin Company's store,and
lay in a supply of their delicious Teas. '
C
The Petit:. Compan#,'
No• 30 S. Sucend st., between Muiket & Chesnut,
NULADELPIIIA, ,
HAVE constantly on hand, and for sale
'Wholesale and Itetail,a . variety of.:
cuotep. : .FlcESLl .
IV "go
FEE- hir4
1 1 :;ki TEAS. .AT I.OII74II,PhICES,
" 1-4- J aecortlin , r,to the (juality; than
they can be bought at:any- other establish
ment in the City. •
V - /"TE.As exclusively are sold at this
house, and several varieties which cannot
be obtained elsewhere. Any Tea.S which
do not give entire satisfaCtion can be re
turned and exchanged, or the money will
be rethnded. • •
The citizens of Adams county are re-
Spectfully invited to giVe us a call.
G.. B. ZIEBER,
Agent of the Pekitrrea'Coniranv.
- Philabelphia, Oct. 2, 1845. •- • 'ly
Freights from Philadelphia
anGvzaa LINE.
Twicn. A wEgx -ngTwEEN
• P'hilottleiplain. ipsd Fork.:
.
TIIE subscriber runs'a re • larline of
'Cara betw e en Fhiladelpl a and York,
.A.' Train . 'wilt 'leaVe York .04' ry Saturday
and Wedneaday afternoon, and overY Toes , -
day' add Friday•Eyening; A.'l:. Gerhart &
Co.'s .WareliousC, N0..-'36 . 5, 'Market 'street,
Philadelphia.H -'• --. ': . - • -,- ' -
Extra Can' will he started o n any other
day; in' the week, when freight_suftlyient to
to pay expenses offer. .....
HENRY KAUFFELI' s .
York, N0v..7.. - - . tl•
1) A IMON 1) TONSOR
S. R. TIPTON,
ASIIIONABLE Barber and Thor
' Dresser, has removed his "Temple"
to the Dbonond,adjOining the County Buil
dings, where he can at all times be found
prepared to attend to the calls of the public.
From long experience he flatters himself
that he can go 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 Inas- Submit their
chins to the keen ordeal of his razor. Ile
hopes, therefore, that by attention to busi
ness and a de , lire to please, he Will merit
as 'Well as receive a liberal share of,publie
patronage. The sick will be attended tout
their prii'ate dwellings.
Oct. 10. tf
TYPE FOUNDRY
A N
Printers' Furnishing Trigrehouse.
TIIE subscribers have opened a new
Type Foundry in the city of New
,York, where they are ready to supply or
ders to any extent, for any kind of Job or
Fancy Type, Ink, Paper, Cases, Galleys,
Brass Rule, Steel Column Rule, Comp°,
sing Sticks, Chases, and every ankle ne
cessary for a Printing office. Also, second
hand materials.
The Type, which are cast in new moult%•,
fro►n an entirely new set-of mturixes, with
deep counters, are waranteil to be unsur
pased by any, and will be sold at prices to
suit the times. All the type furnished by
us are "hand-cast." The types from any
limitary can be matcl►eil at this establish
ment.
Printing presses furnished, and also
Steam Engines of the most approved pat-
Composition Rollers east for printers.
_ COCKROFT N D
OVERE, G 5 Atm st.
Dm 19. 6m
SUPERIOR COOK STOVE.
111111Eattentioria thepublic is respeetfultycal
lell to S• BENTZ'S FANMEII • S C&N. STOVE aS
an article superior to any yet offered to the public
for cooking purposes. It was got up expressly
to answer the wants of the Farmer, and will not
fail IQ please all who may require a good sized
COOK STOVE. One of the many
_advantages
possessed by this Stovd is, that water, apple•but
ter, clothing, &c. can be boiled in a large copper
kettle at the same time, whilst cooking is doing
for 20 or thirty persons. It is decidedly Superior
for remciNß—the heat being completely under the
control of the cook, who can oprity if to the bot
tom as well as to the top of the oven, and thus
bake with'perfect regularity. It is • unnecessary
to give any further detail of its advantages. Please
- refer to the subjoined certificate from Win. F. El
liott:l...sq., Patent Agent, of Washington- City:_
Many testimonials equally flattering could be fur
nished, 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.
S. DENTZ.
Boonsboro% Md., May 19, 1 5.13. -
WABIIIicaTON, May 3, 1893
To Samuel Bentz, Esq.
Dear Sir—l have tried the Cooking Stove that
you sent me, and am well pleased with its perfor
mance. My expectations are more than realized.
I believe it will perform more cooking in less
time, and with less fuel, than any of the various
Cooking Stoves that 1 have. tried during twenty
five years' connection with the Patent Office. Its
merits need only to be more generally known to in
sure its fame throughout the country. I am at
length satisfied in the culinary department of my
domestic establishment 7 -for which I acknowledge
myself indebted to your genius and enterprise.
remain, very respectfully, yours, &c.
AVM. I'. ELLIOT, Patent agent.
11 : 71 this day appoint. J. P.:PAXTON & CO.
my Agents for the State of Pennsylvania, and for
the sale of Territory and othermse,.of my Cook
Stoves:
Sept. 17, IS-13. SAMUEL BENTZ.
Farmers and others are re,
spectfttlly informed that the undersigned have how
on hand, and are manufacturing the above Stoves,
so that they ,are now prePared to fill all orders
with which they may be favored upon the shortest
notice. J. D. PAXTON & CO.
Caledonia, Franklin Co. Sept. 13,1843.—tf
Protect ion against Loss by
311U9111011Eit 3N:2
OrRHE "Cl:aaberland Valley Mutwal Prof ectiois
Company," being incorporated by an act of
the Legislature and fully organized and in "opera
tion Under the direction of the following bawd of
ManagerS, viz: Thomas C. Miller, John Moore,
David W. Nrcullough, James Weakly, William
Moore, Samuel Galbraith, Thorriai Paxton, A. G.
Miller, Philip Spangler, Samuel Woods, Abraham
Kurtz, George Brindle, and Scott Coyle, call the
attention of the inhabitants of Cumbeyland •titl
Adams counties,.te the cheapness of the rales,and
the many advantages which this kind of insurance
has over any other :
Ist.. Every person insin•ed becomes n 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 years. - •
4th. Any person applying for insurance must
give his premium note for the cheapest- class at
the rate of 5 per centum, which will be $5O on
the $lOOO, fOr which he will have to pay $2 50
for live years, and $1 50 for survey and policy,
and no more unless loss be sustained to a greatCr
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 oir the same principles.-
THOMAS C. MILLER, PRESIDENT;
A. G. 'Mtits.u. Sec'y.
LIST OF AGENTS... •
The following. named gentlemen have been ap
pointed AGENTS for Adams county
William W. Paxton. Gen'l Agent, Gettysburg.
JameSA. Thompson,
David Zeigler,. • •
Dr. Wm. R. Stewart,
Henry Myers,
Henry Moyer, Esq.,
Daniel Comfort, •
Abraham King, Esq.,
David Blythe, Esq,
Morrison,
Thomas 'l'. Wiermarfi r
Dr. D. Mellinger,
Sept. .90, 184.1,:Ltf
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