hit -TO T. LIXELY:ZO =NE:
: ,
ITIIOUT exertion nothing din
41 Il ' lie accomplished; therefore cus
tomers and - 01 hers 'should be, informed of
thefact that there can be had e% b ery'varicty of
.
lU'RNI . TURE
ready made:- ~' 4.fsb a... far,: 'large assort
meat of • • - •
t 4-. - 1 . • - ' -' ' •. • '
~.Ponigoila. n # Fall4r.o latr,s,
1
cif the latest ; patterns, And of . tl e , dif f erent
colors, in. imitation of Mahogany, Satin,
Rose, and Walnutlyoodiike., all of which
: can bebadycry cheap, : perhaps-as. cheap
as at any - other Shop, for,cash or Produce.
;s t reet,
the Shop in Chambersburg i
street, one. door West .. of the _. Lutheran
-Ch'urch.
DAVID IIEAGY.
, MaTch 27.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
V n
OTTCE ia•litel;) , given to all J.ega
atees and other perstms concerned,
that the .IDMINISTRA'I7ON
COUNTS of the deceased persons herein
after mentioned will be presented at the Or
pharis' Court Of Adams - county-, for confir
mation'and alloyance, on neseay the 26th
dioflfiay neit, viz:
The' Account of Solomon Jacobs,- Ad
rainistratar of the Estate of John Couldron,
deceased. I
The Account of John Hollinger and Ja
cob Hollinger, Executors, of Valentine Hol
linger, depeased., -
'the Account of Jamas MCAlister, Ex
ecutor of the Estate of James McAlister,
sem, deceased.
The Account ofJohn Jacobs, Executor
of the Estate ,Of Eliaabeth Boltaer„,dec'd.
, ,the„Account of NVashington 'Blythe,
Administrator of the Estate of Sam'i Blythe
deceased. , • •
The Account 'of Washington Blythe,
Administrator of- the Estate of Findley-
Blythe, deceased.
The, Account„,of John ',ouch and Ja
cob Beoder, Executors of the
.Estate of
John Loup)), deceased.,
The Account of John J. Kerr, ,Adutinis
trator of the Estate of Alexander M' G aughy,
deceased'. • ,
Th Account of 1V in. Gardner A (hi 11-
istrator debonis non of the Estate of Peter
Spangler, Jr. tieccased. - •
The- Accorint of 'Samuel Gilliland and
Frederick Quickie, 'Administrators of the
Estate of Jacob Meals, •deccascd.
—The Account of Abraham Fickes and
Henry Myers, „Executors of the Estate of
Jacob Fickes, deceased.
- The FinalAcconnt of John Deardorff;
Administrator 6f the Estate of Daniel Diehl,
deceased.. ' -
The account of George Vill; Esq., EX
eciktor- of. Ale,..E,state , of - David Shri,Ven de
cenied,iihti,gaa.tbe uurviying Executor o
Jacob Kglloiideccale4. . • •
The account of Peter Latsbaw, Admin
iiiiator of the estate of George slothour de
•
ceased.
, ROEERT COBEAN, Re 'r.
Apiif 24. . , ,te
OITTYSBURD -FOUNDRY
aitechigie - Shop.
4 - # A. •••
fatnubseribera thavidg leased...Atte
Fount4o: 4 4Gni.txshuw, respectfully
informs hAi fin Kids and the public in general
that, he h a s now en .hands, and, will .contin
ue large assortment of
S orib' S
of all pittnind; such ad tlin HatlidwaY, Par
lor, Premium, and nine-plate Cooking
StilVe:, 'are° :Chamher Stores, of all sorts
aiuYsiz6s.-
Hehas also oil- hand, 1
Castings, for Machinery,
of all kinkhz-irptr:iTtirn.td,iing
cASITN:GB - brall the tiktternsliow
.iii use.
tie liat‘ WA, &natly,made, a ifinnber,
of din nelebtated
~B lr;.PA,PLolfaits
3
which he Will self low. He h as, also, on
hand, and will, continue" to, make, 110cL
LOW.:WA;
RE Wagon and Catriage.:box
els;'and'all:Other artieleslin his line of bus.:
iffiest; 'Which are too numerous` to men
tion, Jie has, also;
-11:MEWING MACHINES, •
ready made; and continues to tnantifacture
Lrrnat'a Patent twst.horseMachines, and
AO one who may want BRASS bAgT
1NG%*41,b134461140 %.•;"'
the a bove, *land will, be low;
fo r t., ciokiii,pcpuplo Pioduye, .91d in ntal
* . trasqli c -ta l cen aphingefor work.
157TRapaiting,:a4n11 work 'in his line,
done at tile shcOfft'.,
The subneriber is. y . eor thankful fciLp,,ao . ,
Gvirik, *XeTidtTir - .111::! i e ex,n
bon glee Old EtdadAnitent, in She wdetirn
partof4helo*il i o . iieA HolfmanTa
Coach,nhop;„..r. A , :4.
CI 0 . : s':4 l • WARREN.
GellyttlYtt4t Dite.tlo. 1.1 tf
cro4groroulizpra
, if e.. r. ..",.....,- 41 ., EZ.. .:1r 11ti ...., i .... 1• l iz t -• . ‘,..
4 V .. ' .- 1 . ..1t1V.1. 1 '9 . ,M74.''''.nT1 tr '.”Pt..itYl,.uie
i st 'A, , _
_*.tal WC._ Wets 11119.w.i attend prompt-,
liptito;s4H , orolereititid'.:;upoe ap reasoftable•
biefeWribeteit Ifiritbdifutbd el'abi establisli;"l
h i
mot irlity_ealin . • -- ,
. WA/ ',.• ' P 'ri it ' it, 7. t i 0.704.,...4.,: t i v t ,
4t... ~i,i'.•ruwei , -ILief. 1. 7 4 Ma Atlt, ,1 ..‘.
:t 0 r' • • ~ . fookilifeieetz illigiiit)ry
to be bad atithe'COnfeedonary of .lci , .! .it
•ti 7. Altfln NA:twnw" ,26o o.ir4itEA.llM '"'!-
~,
4 ‘,., • to 1 ftint,:w.G.04:44.5 . .”,- 7 : ,- . ~
, - • , Vieref , rovittuf4wreree3 kvz* - c,ra.l
•11 -, e OA ,t': •
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1,110 , 1 tip ! ! i 61 41 i e 1i,,.r, illpitill l il II i .
'.- '''; l4-: ' , 2 i .- , 7 r . t .i. ' , ' ` .l r 4 " , ;c • - 4405:1,11 , -fi
..fr ,rztsArmirigoigrie34l
SAVE YOUR TEETH!
Dr. Ferdhiand E. Vandersloot,
. , urgeon Dentist,
ESPECTFULLY informs the citi
zens of Gettysburg and vicinity that
he is prepared , to' perform "every operation
appertainingto his 'Profession ; such as
Cleaning and Plugging*Teetb, with
Gold; Silver, Tin-foil, and QOmpiisition:
ife•will insert incorruptible teeth on Pi
vots,..or Gold or. Silver clasps, in the most
durable manner.
• If carious teeth arc properly treated at a
seasonable time, the progress of the. decay
May be entirely arrested.
He will insert them, from one to entire
sets, in such manner, that they will make
the :articulation of the foice perfect, and
materially assist in mastication.
From the success which -has attended
his professional operations thr a num
ber of years past, he is confident lie
can satiSfy all who may fat•or him with a
call. pFor his place of residence in
quire at the store of Mr. Samuel Felines
tock.
REFERENCE •
is respectfully made 'to the following gen
tleman : •
Rev. Prof. 13.tuoinn, Rev. Dr. Sco3rrcrr•.n,
Rev. R. V. Genu.ru•r, Prof. H. IfAurr,
Rev. T. H. SWITZER, Dr. D. fionNl:o.
Rev. S. M'Alum.is, Dr. C. N. BEIMUCIir.
Dr. D. GITAIERT,
March 20. • 1 •
CABININT-MAKING.
DAVID 'HEAGY
n ESPECTFULLY_ returns his grate
mtiv . acknowjedgements for the Yeiy
liberal eneOuraOment which has hdreto
fore been extended to him, and respectful
lyintbrnis his friends that he still eontin
,
ves the . . _ .
~, C abinet-making , BusinesS,
at
,the Old Stand, in Charnbersburg street,
where he is prepared to ck - ecute.the Neat
est and most Fashionable. Work, which he
will warrant equal, if not superior, to any
in the place. . '
He We: now, and-will always keep on
hand a general and extensive assortment of
the different articles ofTurniture, including
BUREAUS,
-
CENTRE SND DINING TSRLES,
BEDSTEADS, CUPBOARDS,
,
Work and Wash Stands, &C.
all of which-are, of a. bpperior quality, and
for)vhich. , he:Only asks an
,eXaMination to
be acknowledged as the very latest fashion..
All Orders for Collins will be ptompt
/y attended to 'as - Usual,
Gettysburg; Peb 6 .160
W :A. It Vt.
WlVERY.article`of Tin Ware necessary
-in House-keeping always on hand or
made .to order at. the .shop of the subscri
bex.in Chambersburg street. •
GEO. L. 131.JEHLER.
Gettysburg, March 13.
W. , ISINGTON GU..,2RDS
Voir will parade at the house of Mo
sEs •Sitrrn, (Cashtown, ; Franklin
.touishiil) 'On Monday th e day of May
next, at 10 - o'clock', A. .
•in surnmer Uni
form, with arms and accoutrements in com
plete order.'
•, By order of the Captain,
ADAM J. :WALTER, 0, S.
N. B. The COurt APPeat will be
held'on said day for two previous days'
training.,
April 10. , ' id
.Tweeds
01; 1 digerent• varieties for Spring and
Stimmer .. wear—,beautiful style and
cheap—to be had at the Store of •
•
AVM. RUTHRAUFt.
Apiil 10, 1846. ,
Grocei•ies ! QUeenstiore
rjr"lllE itibiciiherhas just ()Petted a Jarge
assottnent'of Groceries suitable for
'family use ; also a' fine variety of Queens.
ware, which can be soldlOW. •
wm. RuTTIRAUFF
April 10,
.1,r”p.,,
lilarksinithing,
IN all its branches, will be attended to
by good . w . -orlinien, at the Foundry of
the. subscriber. • !
THOS. WARREN.
Getfysburg,,De. 19. •
, . .
Candtes eltiadiON!" - .
has 'generally an as
sortment of Pan'dies for, sale at his
Establishment . Ch:irnbersburg" street,
nexl.ddor to, Thompson's Hotel...'
C. WEAVER.
Cloths ! Cloths !
IChF all colors and qualitids, Casslineres,
Cassinetts,:Vestings, Silks, &e.,just
received and :for sale at the Store of the(
subsetibek. • IVAI. RUTHRAUFF.
rApril 10, 1846. .
•
04Ia Pi Des 1 Lesiungsg,
VARIETY OF-FIRST-RA'T'E OR
'RANGES, & LEMONS :(;c;rl4ltint.b;
EA.VER..
tiO, 4840:
io. ll erflf.linerihlS(l4 l P, `4•e.
173X.R.VIALKinXi S(ALIeS, , „FANCY
AR:WWI-X.B# "-rr1A:,19,f144.q.)..tf0r sale
by,1.1141f WEA3(4I4 •
APril 10, 154.6. 11 ,,;
Itklo ,I/3 7
,•FaR
ealki.4.raxFpboAtid at
414Pickh Aa nk41 1 ;11
:dr 31.:
AMOR. .'N • SE Dtk-Lrkzfiesli
j)II,L r z ifrileiVand fo r Ales D'rug
Stoa4f •• BUEIJLER,
Gettyaburdilin. 6; jr6l6::,'• ' ,
SELLING ' COST.
THE:undersigned,being estrous of elo•
sing Business;will offer . COS 7,
from this date, their entire StOck of
cr).oo s
by ll'holesale or Retail, The Goods hav
ing been bought for Cash, can be had very
low. All are invited (Merchants and oth
ers) to eall and examine for themselves.--
Those desirous of securing bargains will
do well to call soon.
also, Tor 'Sale,
TUE [LOUSE & LOT. • .•
The Store Room is admit
ted to be the most desirable
the place. The Property will be soldlow.
.T. M. STEVENSON, JR. & CO.
Gettysburg, Jan. 16, 1846.• ,
BLACKSMITHING.
TITE undersigned has eqnneetetitwith
his Conehmaking Establishment a
large Smith shop, and is prepared to do all
kinds of
•
BLACREMIXTECING,
including irontit, Carriages, Iluggics,
){"agony, ,S.c. lie would say to those who
have :Horses to shoe, thfit he has in his em
ploy first-rate hands, which, with his per
sonal attention, will enable him to give en
tire satisfaction to all those who may favor
him with a call.
Carriage tie Iluggy Springs
(warranted) will be promptly made to or
der at all times.
KrAll kinds of lIEP.4IRING'done,
both in Wood and Iron, at the most redu
ced prices. •
. .
Thankful for past encouragement, the
subsCriber solicits a continuance: of patro
nage, and invites his friends to call at his
Establishment in west Chambershurg
street, a few doors below Thompson's
Hotel.
— c. sir. ITOFFMAN
Gettysburg, Feb. 0, 18-10.
A CARD.
rjr HE Stunt - n(4' Session of the New (Tk .
ford COLLEGE & MEDICAL IN
STITUTE, for 1816, will commence, in
its V arious branches, on Manila! the 20th
day of .Iprit next, and close at the end of
September.
Tuition (to be paid in advance) in the
College department, $lO ;- in the Medical
Department $2O. No extra charges what
ever. For,pupils sent from a distance the
Principal, if desired, procures board, wash
ing and mending, for $75 per annum : pay
able half yearly in advance. Parents and
Guardians wishing to Immure for their
sons or wards a thorough education, wish
out endangering their physical or moral
health; will nbt regret a tiiit . tó our plea
sant village in'order to examine the Insti
_
M.. D. - -G.' PFEIFFE'R,-M. D
• • - Principal.
New Oxford, AClartih
Mardi 31, 1840. S• 4
Freights 'fiom Philadelphiit
REIGULAIt
TWICE. A WEEK BETWEEN
delpli thid Fork.
Tr TIE subscriber runs a regular line o
Carshetween Philadelphia and York
'A. Train will leave York every Saturday
and Wednesday, afternoon, and every Tues
day and Friday EVeniiig, A. L. Gerhart &
Co.'s - Warehouse,' No: 365, Market street,
Philadelphia.
Extra Cars will be' started on any other
day in, the week, when'freight suflidient to.
to pay expenses direr:
HENRY KAUFFELT
York, Nov. 7.
CO A CH- ' MARIN G.
C. W. HOFFMAN
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has
made such arrangements as will enable hiin
to carry on the..
. ,
CO AL C 111-.11A.153.101 Vir •
'Business upon the most.extensire' scale ;
and - that-he will be pleased to attend to the
'orders of his ''friends ;At' all - timea, for any
thing .within ji is 'line. flaring skilful and
steady hands in his; etuploy, he feels assu
red of his ability lo:curn (nit Work in all the
.different branches. of thet bove business,
iii, the best and'inost fashionable style. 1.10
will also be prepared to repair and 7.0
Carriages,*l3uggies,
ind Vehicles of all kinds, upon reasonable
His Establishment is in ChamberSburg
,
st.,a few doors below Thompson's Hotel.
Gettyslntrg,,Fob. 0, 1846.
NOTICE.
Estate of Goldsmith Bentley, dcc'd.
ETTER§ of..Adniiuistra'tion on the
'LA EStite3 GOLDSMITH BENT
LEY; dee"c / atted; fate, bi'Beririek township,
Adams coutity,lbaviiik been granted to the
snbseriber,residin,g'in Mott ntplthant town
ship; Notic'e' hereby given to all NI.;
sonsindebted to said Estate to call and settle
the simp Atiithottr. delay: Those luivmg
claims gdinst ?Stiid Estate' iviti lite
senCtlielzie i ßropcily aitthenticated, for Set
tletrierit:- '
Id
'April 10. 6i*
.Lveft
„ i w hi
I t .. . • •
14 " i aVea"ll, ',41-44,0‘415it0:11
iid , to r4 co s i t 'lha e t; a tlf4
,tme ,
iiiitnitnt•
new tile'44tAlt Ittritngir-tri
Jld Ryes
April 10, 1640'.' »2»
. .. -
.
.„ .
1 TO 11.1 V PV73LICI. . 1 '" FASHIONS I 'FASHIONS 'I
• •
. Doctors Beiluchy and Bell ; Spri n g Fashions . just received •
.
PIVG leave to inforin those 'residents of , riIHE -Subscriber respectfully informs
! A". Adams county who may be a ffl icted ; -m• his friends and the public generally,
with : that he continues to carry on the ,
LIT ' - '. ' iii ' ! T 1
; flervons . or . ot acr'L atonic pisease§, ! T A I 14 0 If I N (
that they have piirehased Coati's Patent . Busines's at his Establishment in C ham-
Graduated Galvanic Battery and Instila- bersburg street, Gettysburg, a few doors
led PoleB for -medical purposes alone.-- below Thompson's Hotel, where he will
;'Phis instrument is the .only one now , always be prepared to attend to orders up
known that can be applied with safety to on the most reasonable terms. Ile lets
the most tender organs, as the Eye and , made arrangements to receive reaularle the
~,
Ear. They have in their possesSion the t Itategt :City Fashiom,
highest testimony of itsefficacy, not only i
end ,he, promises al l . who may. favor him
: • from Professors of Universities - and Celle- :
with theirpatronage, that he will give them
ges, but from many Om have obtained ,
cures and relief from maladies considered i entire satisfaction, both as it regards the fit
1 mid wormanship of all garments entrusted
incurable by other remedies. This instill
meat may be found useful in . Chronic ! to hint ; and at as moderate prises us they
' Rheumatism, Tic Doloreaux, Spasms, Pa- i can be obtained any where else.
ralasis or Palsy, general. Weakness and
He hopes, by strict attention to business,
;
other disdases incident to femoles. The and a desire to please, to merit a :share.of
-
fluid is con public patronage and support. iYeyed through the system not
: ;cp. Country Produce taken in exchange )
by shocks as heretofore, but by a' contin
ued and gentle stream which is rather a- for Work.
greeable than otherwise. j JOHN C. BAKER.
p
. Gettysburg, April 3, HO o.—ir They are now ready to operate on , . - -----
those Who may apply ;at the o ice 'of Dr. ;
-NNW.] CW .
Bell, and those who cannot be removed )
will be waited .on at their residence. ' TAILCRING ESTABLISHMENT.
Feb. 20. tf— .
• FRANKLIN W. DENWIDDIE
' CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, i g
.. p ESPECTFULLY informs the citi-
From the best Publishing Houses in the eonntrv, YU/ zeus of Gettysburg and the surround-
JUST received and for sale at the Drag i ing country, that he has taken the well'
and Book Store of the subscriber—inl : known
eluding - - i 7'li/inking Estriblislajnent
BRAITDWA:ITE'S Retrospect of Practical: of J. IL SKELLY, in Chambersburg st.,
Medicine and Surgery, : • ! Gettysburg, nearly opposite Mr. Buehler's
The London Lancet, : Apothecary and Book Store, where he is
Fremont's Exploring L'4edition to the I prepared to execute all work in his line
.
Rocky.2llo.w?taims., ; with neatness and .in the. most approved
trilson's Genius and Character of Burns,: style. ro All work entrusted to him, will
Proverbial Philosophy/, and the Crock of ibe warranted to fit. Ills terms will be
of Gold, by Turruu, ! very moderate, for CASU or CottxTuy.Pno-
D'.Rubignie's History of the Rcforma-: DUCE. I
lion, (including the 4th volume,) . I ICP:The latest Fashions will be regular- 1
Foal. MOntlie: Residence- in the Marque- ly.received.fromihe. titles,
sets, by MEaxim.E,
I Gettysburg, March' 20, 1846.—1 y
Moore's Lalla Rookh, ii.r. .c. 1
. S. 11. .1311F.111,11Z
Gettysburg, April 3.-3 t
Letters 'of Administration
N. the Estate of JOIIN STONER,
deceased, late of Franklin township,
Adams county, : baving been granted to the
subscribernotice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to.gaid Estate to pay the
same without delay, and - to those having
claims against the sable to present them,
properly authenticated, for settlement, to
the subscriber residing in Franklin 'town
ship.
CATHARINE STONER,
6t
March 27, 1846
Estate of Charles Rhinehart, deed:
ETTERS of Administration de bollix
a
A non wit i Om unnonoa, on tho
Estate of CHAS. RIIINEIIART, deceas
ed, late of the Borough of Berwick, Adams
county, having been granted to the subscri
ber residing. in said Borough, he hereby
gives notice to all persons indebted to
said Estate to call and pay the same with
out delay—and those having claims against
the same are requested to present the same
properly authenticated, for settlement. ,
GEORGE ICKES,
Adin'r with the will annexed.
April 10, 1846.-0 t
.Ipl)i•eattices Trait fed.
A N Apprentice to the Harness Making
and carriage Trinzming Business
will be taken by the subscriber, if applica
tion be made immediately.
Also Two Aprentiees to the Smithing
Business.
. C. W. HOPFMAN.
Gettystmg, March 27.
R
_•
tponE Subscriber having removed from
%IV Gettysburg, persons having business
with him may tinahim duringall the courts
and on every Tuesday throughout the year,
at•the I-Intel of James M'CoSit, in Gettys
burg, and at all other times, at leis residence
in LittlestoWd. • ' • •
WM. M'SIIERRY:
Feb. 6,184 Q. •' , 6m
L./T3' NOTICE. •
(Of Ca4zsle,)
PRESEN'T'S his respects to his friends
and informs them that he has made
arrangements to continue to practice as'usual
in the Courts of A.darna county, under the
new regulation of the times for holding
them.
Jan. 30, 1846. , , . • tf
J H E D
AiTORKEY AT L.AIV,
• . •
a,7FFERS his professional services to
the people of. Adams County.- His
Otliee is the . one bathe public square in
Gettysbntg, lateht Podupied .as a Law- Of
par by Iv M. Al" 011ERRY4 Emq. He 'has
also anatle arrangements to have the, advice
and'aSsislaWe'of his Ftitbei; Jubdt
• ;
;SePtetribet 20: " • • tt
ALEX; IL STEVENSON,
47TORNEY AT LAW.
OFPICE in•tiq ' tentfe . SClWlr l pOrti
ofthe Court-house, between‘, 4 Slattli's"
and “Stevensoto23?.cppers:
• ..1.1 I
CIV:EiA:n ,
A7'7;00441' -AT •tz-41fg.
* stc,9z4l; cAI
w- . ..`111 - 0)? 0 .• ttzt
411:10 s tS)iirry's'
•
G i ettkllu l ttigpep. ( r7,lB4
cr=aLls
ar sa
Th WEArrff. M . .
A pril •
1(, 18 V). •
WAMErpdI3,VU
T HE subscriber has now 'on lian4m
assortment . of.TlN WARE
at his Shop in Chambersburg street,-Which
he, will sell at prices to suit the times. lie
therefore solicits those who need any Tin
Ware to give . him a call. Remember
Chambersburg Street.
GEO. E. BUEHLER.
Gettysburg, March 13
Pennsylvania Riflemen: -
11TOU NOII parade at the house of
Isaac Robinson, in Fairfield. 'S
i
on Monday the 4th day of May • I>it
!next, at 9 o'clock, A. M. precise- 1
in &tinnier unifcirm,
arms and accoutrements in Com
niete order.
By order of the Captain.
ALEXAN'R COBEAN, 0. S.
April 24,1846.—id
Sears' Pidorial Works . giren away to per
sons subscribingfor Poaging's History
'of Romanisini or the 3Merzcan 'States
man's Manual.
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a beautiful Eng lish and French style combined.
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pril 3, 1640. •
SUPE7IiOft.OOOIC . STOV E.
/VHF attention of the'powie i respectfully cal
-1 led IQ S. 13Exyz's FA UMEII S t2uox. SToVP:
an article superior to any vet ofrered to the public
for cooking, purp - oses 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 advantages
possessed by this Stove is, that water, apple-but
ter. clothing, &c. can be boiled in a large copper
kettle nt the who time, whilst cooking is' doing
for 30 or thirty persons. It is decidedly superior
for n ticixo—the heat being completely under the
control of the cool:. who can apply it 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. Pleas
refer to the subjoined certificate from Wm. F. El
liott. Fsq.. Patent Agent, of WaOrington
Many testimonials equally flattering could be fur
nished, but this may suffice. TIICIFC who want a
superior Cook Stove, will do well to try this nrti
de—they are warranted or no sale
Poonsboro'; Md., May 19, 15.13
WAsurstrox, May 3, 1543.
n Amur! Brill; Eptp.
Dear Sir—l have t rietl the Cooking Stove that
von sent Me, and am well pleased With Its perfor
mance. My expectations are more than realized.
I believe it mill perform more cooking in less
time. and with less fuel, than any of the various
Cooking stoves that I have tried during twenty
five years' connection with thti Patent Office. Its
merits need only to be more generally known to ill
sure its fume throughont the' country. I a m at
length satiSfied in the culinary department of my
domestic establishthent—for which I acknowledge
Myself indebted to your 'genius and enter Prise.
I remain, very respectfully, yours. &c.
WM. P. ELLIOT, Patent Agent.
Tri'l this day appoint J. D. PAXTON &
my Agents for the state of Itent)llanis, and for
the sale of Teri itory and other . tyise, of my. Cook
Stoves.
Sept. 17., 18.13, SAMUEL BENTZ.
Farmers and others • are re
spectfully inlinmed that tiie undersigned have now
on hand, and are mitnufacturing the iiintve Stoves,
so that they are now prepared -to till all order's
with which they may be l'avored upon the shortes t
notice. J. D. P.AXTON &
Caledonia, Franklin Co. Sept.. 13, .180,-70'
Protection' irgiltatif Lass t 4
lIPICEEtt •
tThIIE "Cvmher:land flaky Multrnl ProtiTtion
Company," being incorporated by an net of
the Legislature organired and in opera
lion •
under the direction of the following board of
Managers, viz: Tho Mas , C. Miller, John Meore,
David W. M'Cullough,'Jatnes Weakly, William
Moore, Barone! Galbraith. ThorMIS Paxton; A...G.
Miller, Philip Spangler, Samuel Weeds, Abraham
Kurtz, George Brindle, and Scott .Ceyle, call the
attention of the inhabitants of Cumberland and
Adams counties, to the cheapness of the rates, and
the many advantages which this kind elinsurtince
has over any other :
Ist. Every per Son insuzed becomes ri member
of the company anti takes part in the choice of
officers and the direction of its concerns.
2d.. For insurance no inure kta
. deaniled than la -
necessary to Meet the 'eXpenses of the Company
and indemnity against losses which niay happen..
3d. The inconvenience of frequent renewals is
avoided by insuring for s term Of five yeaiS,
4th. Any Organ 'applying for insurance must
give his premittin 'Mite forthe cheapest class at ti
the rate of 5 per Centem, be 'sso on
mei% too!), ior wnieft he will have 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 Clienper than these
of other companies, except such as arc incorpora
ted on the same principles.
THOMAS C. MILLER, Passiur.x.r.
A. G. MILLER. &C' f.
• -
LEST OF AGENTS.
The following named gentlemen hnve'been ap
pointed AGENTS for.Adami county : • ,
William W. Pii;:ton. G'en'l Agent, Getty Awe:
James A. Thompson,
David Zeigler,
Dr. Wm. H. StoWart,
Henry
,Myers, -
Henry Mayer, Esq.,
Daniel Comfort,
Abraham King. Esq.,
David Illythe, Esq.,
William Aforrianti,
Thomas T. Wierman,
Dr. D. Mellinger,
Sept. 20, 1844. 7 -tf.
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TYPE TY /V D TCY
Printers' . Purnis'hino• Triziehouse.
THE subscribers bill '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, Crises, Galleys,
Brass Rule, Steel Colninn . ;•Bule, Compo
sing Sticks, ChaSes, and ;every *article ne
cessary for,} Printing office, • Alse l second
hand . materiale. •
The WliiCh are east in new moulds,
from pn-mitirely neW
,set. of matrixeS, with
counters,deep arc Waranted to he tutstkr
paSsed by any, and Will be sold at : Prices to
suit the limes.. A l the type, furnished by
us arc - ....hand-cast." The types- trntii any
foundry eau :he
,matched,at . this . estithl,iiitt ,
ment.
. . ,
P ,
rint ini presses furnished, juand :tiNco
gteath . E.figinds of iliC most Opproved pis-.
terns.
C'ortipesition Rollers east:for print6is,
COCKROFT OW : ERE:ND, 68 Ann st..
Dee. 19. Rar
DIAMOND TONSOR.
S. R. TIPTON.
ASHIONABLE Barber 'anti Hair-
Drettier, has'removed his ~ Temple"
tp the Diamond,aljoining the Countyßuil
dings, where lie can at all, times`be fcimid
prepared to attend to the calls of th'f'pUblie.
From long experience he flatters himself
that he can go through all the iitmiticatiotis
,
of the Tonsorical departments, with such an
ittfinite . degree of skill 'as *Mint-et the' en
tire satisfactidn of all who may r Omit their
chins to the keen ordeal of l+ ritrST- Ile
hopes, therefore, that by attention to buf.l
- and a desire te,,please, he will merit
es welVas receive.alibtiral,cliarn-Af t publie
patronage., a The sick .attottiroci to at
their.pnlistos dwallingst
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• OF . VARIOUS KINOs
TOR 7LIIJ'• 0 iiriCE
S. BENI'Z
PeterEburg - .
Nei• Chaster
Abbottstowa.
Straben t'p.
ITunterstoVit.
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1101E1(1.5'611e:
Arettdtstown.
East Bettie.