political.
Know-Nothing` Bets and Calculations.
In summing up the result of the recent eke
tion in- 'Virginia, the editor of the Washington
Clobe tells seine homely truths. Ile says :
"We have been a close observer of elections
throughout-the length and breadth of the Uni
ted States for thirty-one years, and never saw
_ane_beforeihat_so convuls_td the' peo_ple of the
1/istriet. They used the 'fool's argument' free . -
ly. and many of them have been ruined.—The
•know-nothings' were confident of success, and
het two to one on the result. It is belie.ied that
they lost in this District more than $lOO.OOO
on-the- result.- We are told- by persons who
ought to know that those living on the square
nest west of our office lost $41,000. They has
-a-Weir bets - on caTeliTations that,they had 72
000 in their 'order'-in-Virginia; , whith,--w i thou t
any outsiders, would give them 15.000 majori
ty,over.the largest vote ever cast in the State.
But the best calculations of wise men have of
ten failed and, it is, therefore, not surprising
that a 'know-nothing' calculation shall prove
to be fallacious.' They had a brilliant calcula
tion behind this, which was, that if they should
carry Virginia, by a large majority, then all
the drift-wood would float out. into their cur
..rent, and they would elect their candidate the
next President of the United States. This cal
culation would. have been a good one if their
first contingency had happened. .But as that
has proved erroneous, we think we may safely
say that the 'Old Dominion' has 'scotched the
snake' and killed it."
The Examiner on Pollock Again!
The Independent Whig took the Lancaster
Examiner to task for criticising Gov. Pollock's
appointments : and alleges, on the authority of
the Harrisburg Herald, that Mr. - Darlington
was himself en applicant for office, and feels
sore because of his disappointment. Of course
this is all gammon—and the Examiner of
Wednesday pitches into them, Governor and
all, in the following caustic strain :
The Harrisburg Herald is published by the
Rev. Stephen Miller, Goi. Pollock's Flour In
spector. and is regarded as the Governor's-or
gan. We now pronounce its assertion that
the editor of this paper was an applicant for
office under Gov. Pollock, a wilful and delib
erate falsehood. If the Herald spoke -by au
thors!y, we extend the charge -to its master,
although we can htirdly be brought to believe
the Governor has got, so low as to resort to
such means of defence. Nevertheless, he is
responsible for the language of his organ, and
unless he causes it promptly to retract, we
shall be oblig ed to exhibit the Governor of
Pennsylvania in a very humiliating position.
The editor of the Examiner did feel an inter
est in the success of one or two gentlemen
who were applicants for appoiuiment to in
spectorships—gentlemen whom we knew to
be qualified for the respective posts for which
they applied—whose long and unremitted zeal
in behalf of Whig principles, and whose un
flinching.Adelity to the Whig flag in the dark
eSt.hours Of adversity, seemed to entitle them
to remembrance in the day of prosperity.
They were original "Pollock-men," too : the
men who "set the ball in motion" which car
ried the present incumbent into the executive
chair. When these gentleinen were all passed
coldly by and the most lucrative office in the
Governors. gift (leather inspector) bestowed
upon a yankee, but a few years resid. nt of the
State, and unknown as ipolitician—when the
inspectorship-of flour was given to a canting,
hypocritical preacher like the publisher of the
Herald, to the exclusion of meritorious practi
cal men—when other lucrative offices were
bestowed upon locofocos who left their party
because they were not considered worth the
fodder for which they incessantly bawled—we
felfvexed and mortified, and as is our custom,
expressed our thoughts in plain language.
The Governor's organ can only reply by fabrica
ting the mean falsehood that our remarks wet e
owing to disappointed-tersonal aspirations.
If the publisher of the Herald holds the flour
inspectorship in consideration of "bearing false
witness" against those who dare to speak
boldly their opinion of the acts of his master,
it is perhaps well he got it. A high minded
man would not hold the office on such terms
and the Governor probably knew he was get
ting a proper instrument for the duty required
to be performed.
Remains of the Past—Extract from a
Whig "Hard Cider" Song of 1840.
One of our democratic country contempora
ries has recently come across a whig hard cider
Song book of 1840 memory. From one of its
etrusions it makes the folloWing eloquent ex
tract, which we commend to the attention of
our readers as a specimen of whig blarney of
Irishmen then very common :
.Ilere's to our fathers and mothers,
tikewisc tip milt Ireland too,
Down with Martin Van Buren,
And up with Old Tippecanoe !"
The whigs who sang - that song in 1840 are
now know nothings; ? It takes the whigs to
make political sonnets.—Cita. Enri.
Anourios BLASPIIMIL—Itinakes the blood
curdle in the veins to read the horrible blas
phemies of some of the Abolition Leaders of
the Know-Nothing Order. Here is one that is
rvally appalling, and we would not permit it
to appear in our columns, were it nut to show
the public the true character of these abomina
ble infidels. Henry Ward Beecher calls Gar
rison ••my dear brother Garrison," and Garri
son publishes - a communication in his Liberator
which • says,. "If Clod has the power to abolish
slavery, and does nut, he is a very great
1-coundrel." Such are the blasphemous senti
ments uttered by the abolition organ. and yet
thousands of ministers of the gospel. are as
sociated with this man in the Know-Nothing
movement, and endorse his actions by their
votes. This , is consistency.— Pennsylvanian.
Tir7The Washington Union perpetrates the
following. It is too good to be lost :
ll.KTriarrlvE JUSTICE.— Blackwell. w ho chok
ed the lady in the cars and robbed her of a ser
vant girl, has been married to Lucy Stone.
Justice is somewhat slow, but always sure.
NOT PAUPERS.—The ship Leopold. of .1 fir
werp. detained at the New Yolk quarar.tine oti
Suspicion of bringing over a load of paupers,
vk as boarded a second time on .'inlay, when,
instead of finding paupers. the oilieer was as
sured that there was at. lett - st `;;;: - .5t.Y.On0 - cash - in
the hands of the passengers. and those families
who were first reported as paupers, were dis
,,Dvered to be possessed of sinus varying from
570 to $2OO each.
pi-1E subzieriber, having 'purchased the
—t---!'-silent fliglit_of I-1111?SH'S P_A•rEN T_
%,1 A N ETRE EXCAVATOR for all of Adam.
county excepting 0 x ford.Cuilowavo, Hero irk
and Mount Joy townships, will bell either the
machines nr township rights, as purchaser.;
„,..------ _ I may prefer. 'llia Excavator also answers an
MABBL•GE AMONG UTE _sora.BLEs.—A nier- ditiirable purposeln_unloading hay, by horse
— f - i - leit - took - Pince at W - 04.1.1 - logion on .Nlonda N . al - i 4 , eri _„, i _ ti i_ r :
,t_wir.___bl44-orie-hor;e-antland-s
-ternoon, in Str. - Miitpiew's Ca , tholicchtirell. ;le.
parties to which Were Mr. G. De Boill«i, 'to unload a load of hay in ten minutes, and
carry it to the highest part of the harn. The
S.cretury te the French Legation, and Jliss :Ni
t-ail, youngest, daughter of Thomas Hart Ben- ! :
i attention of farmers is invited_ to thiA valuable
)
t o o. of Missouri. A spleudid entertainment ‘,
improvement, as it is one of the cheapest and
w:ts given the bridal party at the resident:La most useful agricultural implements ever in
(.r.l. J. C. Fremont.
' trod Lice& H. G. CARR.
, --- 1 Gettysburg, - May 7, 135.5 - . fitti
- - - - ---
IEASURINGTHKWttiiks.—Vice-.:k4littiral Kreu- 1-T-TANts; Shoulders, &c., Shad, Mackerel
.per , o f the Swedish navy, has in% y stied an in- 'II and Herrinffs, to he had at
s iiii:lient by which the force of ih . winds can --- EN!. AN UE L — Z - 1 - E - - G - L - ER - S - .: ---
b. , intus,arei with the gr , zver.t ex:,,;itode ; axd
_
" 1" . 1, 1 1. Ts
b‘ Oa 6ler Di thc king of St A C4C-13. it iS to be or- i T , 1 -.R..LL A.., Pl--..e,5. an?. Fins. tat a
lublitgi in the Ctuveraal Exilibttion ofla.ris. d U idioCtS and qualittes, - a SC LilC-Ki.S.
Bounty Linds.
SO LDIERS who served in any war of the
-U. States a term no: less than fourteen
days, are entitled to 160 ACRES BOUNTY
LAND, and in case of the death of the soldier,
his widow or minor Children "(if any,) are
entitled to the same quantity. lii cases where
40 or sa acres have already been received, the
difference necessary to make up the 160 acres
can now be drawn. --
()::i-Apply to the subscriber, at his othce.
in _ Gettysburg,__where_persorm having Land
Warrants to sell, may ob:ain the highest price
for them. R. G. M'CREARY.
March 19, 1855. Gin
Bounty Land Claims.
THE undersigned will attend promptly to
the collection of claims for BOUNTY
LANDS_ under the late act of Congress.
Those who have already received 40 or 80
Acres, — can now r..-civi.th - e - b - atance, by calling'
on the subscrigtrand makingLthe necessary
application. JOEL IL DANNER.
Gettysburg, March 12, 1855. if
Win. B. M'Clel lan,
ATTORNEY AT 1.4 W,
1 - IFFICE on the south side of the Public
Square, two ddors west of the Sentinel
office. Aug. 22. 1853.
1). 111Tonatighy,
.14 TT 0R N Y AT TV.
(Office removed to one door West of Buehler's
Drug &Book-store, Chambersburg street,)
Attorney & Solicitor for Patents
and Pensions,
-I)OUNTY Laiid Warrants, Back-Pay sus
) pended Claims, and all other claims
apinst the Government at Waohington, D. C.:
also American claims in England. Land War
rants located and sold, or bought, and highest
prices given.
Agents engaged in locating. warrants in
lowa, Illinois, and other Western States; and
lands for sale there.
OtrApply to hitt) personally or by letter.
• Gettysburg, Nov. 21, 1853.
E. B. Buehler.
- ATTOII4VEY AT LAW,
h a i t l t n end li to e
all b fa u i c th in ft e d s l s y a en nd iru pmp s r te o dt t o ly
speaks the German language. Office 3t the
same place,, in South Baltimore street, near
Forney's Drug Store, - and nearly opposite
Danner & Ziegler's Store. [March O.
J. Lawrence Hill, M. H.,
- otivri
c ( e , o h n ti e rr d l
b o e o r r g
t e l
r s g t . o B f i
r t
e h
e e t I.
and uthe o rs p n
TI ..
Ach B uhrieVi n
iri
posite Grammer's store, where those wishing
tohave any Dental Operation performed
are respectfully invited to call.
HEN * E RE:qe ES:
Dr; D. Gilbert, Dr. C. N. Berlueby, Dr. D.
Horner, Rev, C. P. Knuth, D.D., Rev. H. 1,.
Baugher, D. D., Rev. Prof. William M. Rey.
nolds,Rev. Prof. M. Jacobs, Prof.l4l.L.Stcever.
Gettysburg, Aril 11, 1853. If
China, Glass and Queensware.
Geo. M. Bokee, Successor In J. C, Bnlree f• Co.,
TIVIPORTEJI and Dealer in CHINA,
I. GLASS and QU EEN SWAIM, 41 1burll►
Howard Street, (between Fayette and Lexing
ton streets,) ..galtemore, Md., respectfully in
vites the attention of Defilers to an examination
,of his well assorted, stock before_ purchasing
elsewhere. [Feb. 19, 1855. ly
Geo. Richardson,
No. 141 N. Howard Sired, Baltimore,
UYS and sells FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY,
STRAW, and Country Produce general
ly. Has also on hand a large stock of GI/O
OP:RIES, wholesale and retail. ,
Feb. 19, 1855. ly
Clothing—iCiothing
AARNOLD 'hat) now on hand and is
* constantly making np, Spring & Sum
mer CLOTHING, to which he invites the
attention 401 in the town and country. He
will undersell any house is the town orroun
ty. [Aj►ril 2.
Leather.
FRITZ ' HENDRY- & CO. M. 2.0 North
ThirdSireet. Philadelphia, M9nocro
MANUFACTVRERR, CURRIKUS and ImrnwrEue
otifFREN/ CH CALF-SKIN`, and Dealt4rs in
RED and OAR SOLE LEATHER & KIPP.
February 2(, 1855. ly
Spouting!
FORGE and Henry Wampler will make
‘3l - House Spouting and put up the same low,
for cash or country produce. Farmers and all
others wishing' their Houses, Barns, &c.
spouted, would dO AN ell to give them a call.
&. H. W A Al PLEB..
April 18, IS"-
Hay W:inted.
jgIi.SONS having Hay to sell,windowell
by Calling on the subscriber, in Gettys
burg, who is desirous of purchasing. The
highest market price will be paid at all times.
(r....-As he intends having. the Hay, after
being packed, hauled either to Hanover or
Baltimore, the preference to haul will be given'
to those from whom he may purchase.
SOLOMON POWERS:.
Dec:6, 1852. tf
The best System of doing Business
S always to sell a gum, to give each
customer the psi/ Wur if his ntwacji. In
that inamwr you will always give satisfaction
and secure a customer in future.
Gentlemen who wish to y a,
..*6%
tilt PI;ItI 0 It CA It It 11(; E, '
made in the. most fashionahle style, and of the
best materials, should Pall upon the under
signed, as he defies any idler manufacturer
to prod tire abetter Carriage at any price.
flit—Orders from a distatire thankfully re
ceived, and promptly attended to. Repairing
done at short notice and on reasonable terms.
Kr -Country produce taken iti'exehange for
work. 11. G CAM?,
y or k st r e e t, ipprisite the Post qffirP.
Gettysburg, May 7, 1455. Brn
Hantire Excava tor.
Carriages ! Buggies
Fr HE undersigned take this method of in-
I forming their friends and the,publie gen
erally, that they have entered into partnership
in the Carriage-making business, and are pre
pared—at their establishment, in East Middle
street, one and a half squaws from Baltimore
street—to put up CAR WAGES, BUGGIES,
&e., in the very hest manner. Their work,
they are determined, shall. not be surpassed in
the place, either for beauty or durability—and
their terms will be as easy as at any other es
tablishment. lia - Repairing done low and at
short notice. 1). B. LITTLE,
J. A. , LUTLE.
Gettysburg, Feb. 20, 1855.
PROTECTION AGAINST
Loss by Fire!
TINE nniiersigned informs property-holders
that he has been duly appointed Agent ofj
he - TERRY - CO UNTY --- MUTUAL PI It l'
INSURANCE COMPANY, and that he is!
the only Agent in Adams countyfor the same.
- He will take original and renewold• Insu
rances for said Company, which, since irs In
corporation, in 1813, has secured the perfect
confidence of the people of Adama and the
adjoining counties, (it being authorized to
effect Insurances in any part of the Stale.)
Its integrity and ability have been fully and
satisfactorily demonstrated. The- gradation
of rates of Iniurance is adapted to the mutual
interests of the whole Company and the claSs
of the insured property. Every person insur
ing-hecomes a member of the Company, and
may act in the selection of officers and in the
direction of its operations.
(Kr Ho'n. Moszs McCr.z.ts 'represents the
members in this county in the Board , of Man-
, agers. C. Rom, Jr,. is President, and Jonrr
Civainezi.t. Secretary. Office in Bloomfield,
Perry county. •
WPM McCLEAN,
Office of M. & W. 'McClean, Gettysburg
December 25, 1854. tf
The Cheap. Store !
yur E; have just opened, and now offer to
11' the public the hest and cheapest assort
ment of SPRING &SUMMER 6001/Sever
received in this Borough. Having purchased
with great care, and being determined to sell
cheap, we can offer without fear of competi
tion, the largest and roost desirable assortment
and at a cheaper rate than they can be furnish
ed in or out of the Borough. .%e Willi Id re
spectfully call the attention of our fi iends and
customers to our fine assortment of Black and
Fancy CLOTHS, Gas-iitneres and Vestings,
Casinetts, Kentucky Jeans, C ottouades, Pants
stuff of every description, Nankeenette,
'Ewer tis, , &c.. For the Ladies we can show a
splendid variety of DRESS GOODS; Berages
of all colors, Berage de Lames, Mous de
Laines, L4wns, Brilliantines, Silks, Bonnets,
Ribbons, runs, new style Swiss, &c., &c.
Of GROCERIES & QUEENSWARE we
have our usual large supply.
Grateful for past favors, we hope to merit a
continuance ol,the same. Call and examine
our stock and satisfy yourselves that ours is
The cheap Store. No trouble to show Goods.
FA UN ESTOCK BROTHERS.
April 9,•1855.. tf
New Hardware Store. -
rjitiE subscribers would respectfully an
nounce to their friends and tire public that
they have opened a NEW !MAU E
STEM E, in Baltimore Street, adjoining. if
reAidence if David Ziegler, (iettlisharg,in which
they are opening a large and general assort
ment of
Hardware, - Iron, Steel, Croerries,
CUT L E RY, COACH TRIMMINGS,
SPRINGS, AXLES,
tebar—warr, 51)oc
Paints, Oils, and Dpe-sif farm,
in general, including every description of irti
cles in 111 F, above lines of business, to which
they invite the attention of Coach-makers,
Blacksmiths, Carpenters, Cabinet - teak i:rS,
Shoe-makers, Saddlers, and the public gen
en.lly.
Our stock having been selected with great
care and yr:whits. ti l'or Cash, we anaranice (for
the Ready Money,) to dispose of any part of
it on as reasonable terms as they can be pur
chased any where. ,
friends, and earnestly ',Oki' a share of public
favor, as we are determined to establish a char
acter for selling Goods at low prices and du
ng busines do fair principles .
JOEL B. DANNER,
DAVID ZI L ER.
Gettysburg, June 9, 1851. tf
LOOK HERE!
New Goods Au;ain.
JS. RA MNIER has just returned from
O
J. Philadelphia with as hands )WP and
Owl, an asortinent of sPIIING SV.II.IIEII
GOODS as ever broil obi to Gettysburg, eon
sistinif in part of CLOTHS. Black and Pan . cy
Cassinicres. Marseilles for Pants and Vests,
&c. Also Barevss, Barege de
imines, Chili Barege, 13rtlliantine Silks,
Satiny, Lawns, Ginohains. Calicoes-, Cloths,
Sleeve, lackonet and Swiss Flonneinir. Bon
nets, Ribbons. &c., &c. Also (;ROC ['Ail ES
& QIIEENSW ARE, which will he sold at
reduced prices for Cash or Country Produce.
To punctual customers a credit of six months.
April 9, 1 h.is. tf J. S. CRAM M ER.
F. H. Smith,
- DORT MO NN Al K, POCKET BOOK,
J AND [ U ESSING CASE MANITFAR
•I'Ii It , .V. rf Four ('/u•smit sts.,
Nihau/ pun, always on hand a large and
yarit4l as , nrnnynt of
Port Monnaies, Worit Boxca,
Pocket Books, Cahas,
Bankers Cases, Traveling 11;)-rs,
Note 1101(iers, Backvatoloon 13oartiq,
Port Folios. • Chess Nlen,
Portable Desks, Pocket INlent. Bonks;
Dressing Chscs, Cigar Cases, &c.
Also, a general assortment of ENGLISH,
FRENCH & GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
Fine Pneket Cutlery. Razors, Razor Strops
and Gold Pens. Wholesale, Nw•ond an d
Third Floors. F. 11. SMITH,
N W. corner Fourth & Chprouut St, • Phi Loh
N. B.—On the receipt of *kl, a Superior
Gol4 Pen mill he sent to M. r pan( of the
(!nitod States, by mail ;—fieseribtml, pen, thus,
medium, hard, or soft. [April 2, 1555. 1 y
=XMMI
-0,. 53G North Front Street, chore Maiden,
andk.N.&forner Front and ,tlaidrn Sts.
PhiladeOia, MILLS% RIGHT and 131 . 1 M,
MILL- STON E MANUFACTURER. Sole
Proprietor of JOHN S ON'S highly approved and
rar-h-rtrrlrroveti 5.x,01 rrnd &reining IThehine.,
►lno, Improved Iron Concave Bran Duster, the
Premium Machine for Millers ; Cocalico lLill
Irons, Smolt Machines. Patent Lever MOT
Bush and Stretched and Common Belting.
Sguare'ilesh.ed BoNIL; Cloths, from the most
approved Manufactories, al ways on handmade
up and put on to ottler, cheap and warranted.
NI arch 26, 1655. •I 3m
1r you want a tine Beaver or Silk . HAT,
- calt - on PAXTON & COBEAN.
ROOMS, Brus'aeb, an? B3i-koi. for slie
1) at - E. ZIEGLER'S.
.. - . ......_ _____ ...
11e - STILII THEY COME 1.,gf4 Notice- to Tai-raverS
New Goods-at Less Prices!! N OTICE is hereby given that the Conn.
ty 'Commissioners will make an abate
wantT'',lAßM F.:RS, look to your interests. If you
.I
ment .of five per cent. upon all 'State and Coon
' to get back,the money you lost, pal
call at the Northwest corner of the Diamond. ty Taxes assessed for the year 1855, that
shall be paid to Collectors on or before Sat
getwh ere you wrlrsave at least 25 percent. and
urday Me 23d day tf June next ; and Collec
the full worth of your money, and where
tors are hereby required to make . such abate
you will not have to pay for those who don't
abate
pay. Don't forget to bring your money. A iso t ment to all persons paying on or before said
~ - •
bring along anything and everything you have day.
.
to sell--such as BUTTER, EGGS, BACON, Seir•Collectors will be required to call on
LARD, RA GS, and everything you think will tax-payers on or before the above date, and to
sell—and I Will buy at what they are worth. Pay over to the County Treasurer on or before
Just call at the People's Store-. - Tuesday the 261 h day of June next, otherwise
ze,rThe Stock consists of DRY GOODS, no abatement will be allowed.
Groceries, Clothing made to order, &c. iti,ry - Colleetors are requested to pay over to
New Queens wareand Cedar-ware. • the County TreasUrer, on or before Monday Me
JOHN HOKE. 15th day of April next, all Taxes that may have
Gettysburg, Feb. 26,1855. tf been paid up to that time.
By order of the Commissioners, -,
J. AUGHINBAUGH, I:Ark.
Marsh 26,1855.
crimm war in EA' is largely engros • ncr
public attention, and prices generally are
going up. But the undersigned would suggest
to his customers and everybody else .that he
has just returned from the city, with the
cheapest arid beat stock of
<. t ; ) , ir k It, !tun 43044 Fu?,1,414,
x-a,k
Nuts, Confectionary, Fancy Soaps - , -- *c.,
he has ever beiiire offered. Call and judge
for yourselves, and if you do not pronounce
his goods among the cheapest and best you
have ever lcioked at, then is' he greatly mis
taken. His stock comprises, in part, Coffees,
Sugars, Teas, ( %hocolates, Syrups, Molasses,
Crackers, Oranges,' Lemons, Almonds,.Palm
Nuts, Pea Nuts, English Walnuts, Filberts;
Confectionary, of a hundred sorts; Pepper,
Cinnamon, Cloves, Soda Saleratus, Washing
Soda, a large variety of Fancy Soaps, an
everything' else in his line.
Kr Cash or Country Produce taken in ex
change for Goods:
THE FLOUR AND FEED BUSINESS
is continued. Hit/best market prices paid.
WM. GI LLEsPIE,.
In York Street, at the Post Office.
Geityshurg, April 24, 1851.
OLD SOLDIERS.
Bounty Land Act of 1855.
YIE undersigned is now fully prepared to
T
file and is ropidlg filing CLAIMS TO VOUS
TV LAND for soldiers of the War of 181!2. and
of ALL the Wars of the U. States—their widows
and minor children. In addition to his long
experience and success, he would add, that,
in all the many claims tie has hitherto filed,
(hetwilen 100 and 200) he has carefully pre
served, and has now every thing necessary to
establish the rights of claimants—as also !tolls
and Lists of Companies, and facilities fur fur
nishing proofs in all eas'e's that may be en
trutsted to
He has made complete arrangements for
keating: warrants in the-Western States. ,War
rants bought—Warrants sold. Apply personal
ly or by letter to D. M'CON AUGHY..
Gettysborg:, March 12, 18,55. tf
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for sale at kw prices, at the Bookstore of
May 21,1855. KELLER KURTZ. -
Spring; & Summer G00d...
AARNOLD has just returned from the
. Cities, with the LARGEST AND
CHEAPEST STOCK of SPRING & SUM
MER GOODS ever before offered to the
citizens of the town or county. consistinir in
par of French Black; Brown, Blue and Olive
(LOTUS, Fancy and Black Cassimeres, Satin,
assimere, Marseilles and other VESTINGS,
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans and Satinets for
Men's Wear; RENEGES, Berege 1)e Lames,
Mous be Laines, &c., for Ladies' Wear. Al
so, a large and splendid assortment of BON
NETS, Parasols, Men's Canton, Straw and
Palm Leaf HATS.
lie -invites all to come .and examine his
•steek. of Goods. He assures them he wi ll
30 per cent. cheaper than any house in town.
April 2,1855.
Another Arrival of Splendid New Goods
HAVE the pleasure of announcing to my
1 friends and the public generally„that I have
just received and opened a latge and splendid
supply of SPRING & SU\IMFIi GOODS.
They consist in part, of French, English, and
American CLOTHS, of all colors, from :2 to
; Plain and Fancy Cassimer e s, T wee d s ,
Cashnieretts, Plain awl Fancy Linens. togeth
er with a great variety of PANT STUFFS,
from 123 ets. op, V ESTINGS,iiI large variety.
FOR THE LA DI ES.—We have SILKS,
Silk Tissue, Linen Lnstres, Alpacas, Lawns,
Ginohain Lawns, Ginhanis f . roin 10 cents up;
Suisse Mollie, Plain and - Plaid Jaconets,
Llama Plaids, Mutts de ',allies, Calicoes from
a fip Silk; Kid, Lisle, Thread and
Cotton Gloves, Hosiery, Linen Cambric
Ilandkerchiefs, Thread, Suisse, Cambric and
Cotton Laces and Edgings. BONN ETS,
Ribbons and Flowers. - -
Our present Stock is large, and has been
selected with great care, both as regartlb Style,
Quality and Price, and as OUT Motto is 4.Sina 11
Prigits mu/ Quick Salta," we hope all who
1 - 1411 great Rarmins wiii gi-ve-us-a-enil-before
poreha.:inv; elsewhere. J. L. SCHICK.
April 9, ltiss. tf
IT [FI
E subscriber oilers for• Sale nr Rent the
GETTVSI3I'RG•STEAM 'IIT. .e
will run the Mill only until the 15th of March
COM
Feb. 26, 15.55.
PORT MONIES.—The largest. prettiest
and faheaßest in towil, to he found at
SAMSON'S ; from 2i, ernts to $2,25; and a
large assortment of Canes.
(11 . )1. Stwar and Water CRACKERS
Gin ,, er Nuts, Scotch and Jenny Lind
Cakes. (a new article, and not to be beat,) for
the less, at
April:2lk. GILLESPIE'S.
The Wqr Going On
We Can't Be Beat!
For Sale or Rent.
C. W. HOFFMAN.
..ad y-ntade Clothing..
THE , usseriber, thankful w his fiiestds and
patrons for past favors, hereby infotms
them and the public generally, that he has re
ceived and ham now open for inspection. a very
large and beautiful assortment of SPRING
AND SUMMER CLOTHING, rnade up in
magnificent styles, and the latest and most ap
proved fashions. In regard to workmanship,
they can't he excelled by any customer tailor.
Hiving enlarged my place and stock, I am
able to sell Ready-made Outlaw , - '
of every de
scription, cheaper than ever offered before in
this or any other place this sine of the Atlan
tic. My stock consists in part of COATS,
of I sizes, prices, colors and kinds, made up
superior manner, of the finest English,
. i nch and American Cloths; a!so of Duel:-
Linen, Bombazine and Italian cloth.—
AN'I'S, in the latest and most fashionable
city styles, of the finest Doeskin and fancy
Cassimeres, of every color and shade, also of
Linen, Ducking end Cottons. VESTS, of
beautiful fancy patterns and silks richly
figured. Also, White Marsailes, Satins, and
Velvets, of every description, made in elegant
manner. BOYS CLOTHING, of every di's
cription, made up in good and tasty styles.
A large assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, consisting in extra quality linen-bosom
Shirts, Suspenders, Gloves, llalf Hose, Col
lars, Neek_and Pocket Handkerchiefs, and an
extraordinary assortment of black satin and
fancy Self adjusting Stocks, and various other
fancy articles; together with Umbrellas,Trunks,
Carpet Bugs, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. My
Goods are selected and purchased under the
most favorable circumstances. ."Quick Sales
fs , Small Prifils," is always the motto I am
determined' to carry out, at the Money-saving
Clothing Emporium in York street..
A personal examination can alone satisfy
customers of the comprehensiveness of my
stock, which I am selling at least 720 percent.
lowet than can be found at any of my com
petitors. MARCUS S.A 11l SO N.
N. B.—All Goods bought of me will be ex
changed
if they do not prove satisfactory.
Gettysburg, May 01, 1855.
A LARGE AND CHEAP LOT OF
GROCERIES, &C.
ANU EL ZIEGLER has just returned
IA from the city with the largest lot of
- GROCERIES he has ever before opened, to
which he invites the attentiOn of all, convinced=
that he can offer RARE - BARGAIN 9. He has also
a fine lot of HAMS. SHOULDERS, ;
FISH of all kinds; Oranges, Lemons, and
other fruits'; Crackers, ,Nuts, Confections;
Segars, Tchacco, Snuff, and a general variety
of everything, “from a needle to an anchor,"
almost. Give him a call, if you want to buy
what'S - Cheap and good.
(o—Country Produee taken in exchange for
Goods.[May 7, 1855.
•
New Sear & Tobacco
MANUFACTORY.
Ci AM WM FA BM, Jr., would respectfully
U inform the citizens of the town and coun
ty, that' he has opened a Seger and Tobacco
manufactory, in Baltimore street, next door to
Forney's Drug Store, Gettyshurg, where he
will constantly keep on hand -a large variety
of SEGA/IS, of the finest flavor, and at the
lowest living prices. Of CHEWING TO
BACCO he has the choicest, kiruis—alsO a
capital article of SNUFF—aII of which he
offers as low as the lowest. He only asks a
• 4,-sattu-i ni • • •
He hopes, by strict attention to business and
a desire to please, to merit and receive a share
Of public patronage.
May 7, 1855.
Ho, This Way !
NE IV GOODS 131' THE QU-INTITY.
01 AXTON & COBBAN have iust returned
_
from the City, with a splendid assortment
of Spring' Summer Hats er
. PS;'' ' Caps, Boots.o- Shoes, of every/
/ 1 0r4,3 A . description, and price. White
Beaver Hats, Whiteand Black Silk
do. Panama, Canton, Straw and 'Chip Hats,
Kossuth, Cuban,and every variety of Soft Hat.
Also—Gentlemen's and Ladies' Boots and
Shoes, Gaiters, Buskins, Jenny Linds, &c,
All of which will be sold low, for Cash, or
Country Produce.
May 7,'55. PA XTON &CO BEAN. '
Tailoring.
Removed a Few Doors South of tit e Old Stand.
JH. SKELLY respectfully informs his
. old customers and the public generally,
that he continues the B INC BUSI
NESS, near his old stand, in South Baltimore
street, where he will he happy to accommodate
all who may patronize him. All work en
trusted to his care warranted to fit and he of
most substantial make. Thankful for past
favors, he solicts a continuance of public pa
tronage.
ri...y . The New York Spring and Suriamer
Fashions are received. Call and see them.
Gettpsbu►g, April 9, 1855
Now is the Time.
Ci WEAV I F respectfully announces to
CI. the Ladies and GPialemen of Gettysburg,
and vicinity, that he has resumed the Darruer
reotypo ht-iness, at the old stand, in Chant
hersburg street, where he will be happy to re-_
eeive visitors desirous of securing perfect
D‘wnerreotypes of t i hemselves or friends.
Bring furnished iiith an entirely new and
costly apparatus, he. prepared to take pictures
in every style of the art and insure perfect
satisfaction.
-aliaraPs-from -50 peritc-to-,m ; --------
mtge.Eloiirs of operating, from B.A. M. to 4
P. M.
dress avoid light, red, blue, ur pur
ple. Dark dress adds much to the beauty of
the picture. Sept. 18,1854. tf
liVal 1-Pap
EI,I,LR Kt; wrz invites the attention of
IV House-keepers and others, who intend
fitting . up their 'rouges this spring, to his stock
of Side, Ceiling and Border Paper. May 21.
Bonnets! Hats!
W H it ° lo wants the
n v r 1 1 ' d en a P „ the nnn e L t ti
(i 7 l e s in Pub lish par_
ar
ticular, that Fahnestock. keep the prettiest
Bonnets in town.—Ako Panama, New Style
Le-tlicirn, Straw, and every variety of Sun.mt r
Hat.›, to be had
Tie. S;gn of the lied Front
.
it4e !Au nt= ,frinilif.
liolloss'ars Pills.
To the Citizens of the United Stales:
I MOST humbly and sincerely thank you for
the immense patronage which you have
bestowed upon my Pills. I take this oppor-
tunity of stating that my Ancestors were all
American Citizei s. and that I entertain for all
Oat concerns America and the Americans, the
most lively sympathies, so Much so that I ori
i,ginally compounded these Pills expressly to
suit your climate, habits, constitutions, and
manner ofliving,intending *.o establish myself
among you, which I have now done, by taking
premises in New Y ork.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
38, Corner of Jinn and Nassau Sta., New York
PURIFICATION OF THE BLOOD,
AND LIVER. AND BILIOUS COMPLAINT'S.
- -
The citizens of the Union suffer much from
disorders of tne Liver and Stomach, scarcely
any are free froth these destructive maladies,
hence life wears fast. The fair sex, perhaps
the most handsome in the world, up to a cer
tain period when, distressing to say, many
lose their teeth and good looks, while yet in
the heyday of life;
such sad evils may be ef
fectually remedied continually keeping the
blood pure, and the Liver and Stomach in a
healthy action, when life will flow smoothly,
and resemble plants in a genial clime, where
an eternal spring -appears to reign. As it re
gards the preservation of the human _frame,
and the durilion of life, much may be e ff ected,
and I say fearlessly, t hat health and life cam
be prolonged for many years he 4 , ond their or
dinary limits, if Holloway's Pillk: are taken to
purify the blood according to the rules laid
down for health, contained in the direetion
which aeco:npany each box.
A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBIL-
ITY, OF 10 YEARS'
CURED BY HOLLOWAY'S} PILLS.
Copy of a Lellerfrom Capt. John lohnmn,..lBtcrir
House, 14'etv York. dated Jan. sth" x 854.
To PROVRPSOR HOLLVIVAT,3B, corner of Ants
and ; Nassau Streets, New York. Str,-lt 19
with the most heartfelt pleasure I have to in
form yon that T have been restored to healtb
and strength by taking your Pills. For the
last ten years, I suffered from a derangement
of the Liver and Stomach, and was reduced
to, girth an extremity that I gave tip my ship,
never expecting to go to sea any more, as I
had tried every remedy that was recourtnendo
- to me. 'ant all' to no puvose ; and had giver)
myself tip to despair, when I was at last re. :
commended to take your Pills. After usingti
them for three - months, the result is that 1 ata
now in better health - than I have been for
eleven years past, and indeed as well as ever
I was in my life. Yon are quite et liberty tao
make this known for the benefit of others.
1 remain, Sir, yours respectfally,
(Signed) JOHN JOHNSON.
These celebrated Pills are wonderfully efficacious
in the following complaints:—
Siebility Mead-ache
- Dropsy Indivestiost
Cotriptaiatm Erysipetan Janudiee
Ague
Asthma
Biotclies ()A . Jim Sk in Fe male I rregatarites Liver Complaint*
24 - 4iiiiComplaints Fecei•s of all kinds Piles
Constipation of this Gimt, Reteatienof Urine
Bowels Scrollsle y or King's Stone and Gravel
Secondary Symptoms Evil Venereal Affection,
Worms of stl kinds Weakness, from whatever cause.
* * *Sold at the Establishment of Professol
HoLi.owAv, Stl Maiiihn Lane, New York, and
244 Strand, London. and by all respectable.
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines through
out the United States, in Pots and Boxes, at
25 cents, 621 eeuts, and $1 80 each.
Eby-There is a eonsiderable saving by tak
ing the laFger sizes.
N. B.—Direetions for the guidance of pre
tients in every diserdes are affixed tweaelt Box.
June 26,1854. Iy eow
PROCLAMATION 4
trig 14r eitirtm of Orthisharg.
Putvermacher's Hydro Elec
tric Voltaic Chains,
CONSTRUCTED to be worn neat to that
skin, pr`o - dueing a constant current , of !ix*
INTERRUPTED ELECTRO MA6NETI6M--effeeting
IM M EDI ATE RELIEF, FRO 51 ALL A
CUTE PAINS, and a
Permanent curs e Neuralgic Diseases t
Pulverruaeher's Electric Chains were first
used in FTtce, three years since, for the cure
of Verrou3 Diseases, and after being submitted)
to the most thorough trial, in every hospital
to Paris, by the most Narita professors in
hat-ei , • • • a - he Cov
ernment of Vranee, who granted'' a patent for
the discovery. During tbe years 1851-2, they
were introduced in Germany, Austria, Prussia
and England, and one year since, introduced;
and patented by the finite 4' States Government 6
tires of
Illeunnatism, St. TittiA , ' s bance.
Piriufutand SiveYlE4 Joints, Palpitation of the Heart,.
Newel:7lo of the Ftwe, Periodical Headache.
Deufnes4, lllin.lue s, Pains from; 1 ncif gotion,
Llymcerics, llysktp4.2, titerie
Every Disease, termed Nervous,
is quickly and rapidly cured, by, simply weaP•
ing the Chains for a' few hours: each day.
The chains were first introduced in the city
of New York, where they were exhibited to.
Prof. Valentine Mott, Van Buren. Post, Car
nochan, and others, who readily discovered
that they possessed
Strange and Sir grarrr Power of Instantly
liesin
whenever applied, and by their recommenda
tion and influence, they were introduced into.
the different hospitals of New York, and are
now in daily use in those instifutions. in the
treatment and cute of the above named diseases.
3o Other Metihanical Sgent,
in the world, can produce so many well au
thenticated certificates of cure, from scientific
Physicians and intellio.ent Patients, as may he.
found to each pamphlet, which may he obtain
ed gratis at the Drug Store of S. H. BUM-I--
LER, who is the sole Agent for Gettysburg,
and who will explain the manner of use to at
who may apply.
In the city of New - York, at the Genera?
Office, 568 Broadway, there are being sold
daily, from forty to siz ty CH:IL:VS, and the
sale and demand in Boston is as great in pro
portion to the population, although they have
only been introduced three months !
The CliAms are easily worn, and are equally
applicable to_all classes of persons, the child:
as well as the adult, and are alivays ready for
use—never get out of repair, and are as much
an article of ornament, as they are a valuable
means of cure. CAliTLON.—Ladies who are
enciente are requested not to wear them.
The prices of the Chains are $3 and S 5, 18
and 30 Links, and can he sent by mail. to any
part of the State, by addressing S. H. BUEH
LER,- only - A oent for - G - ertycburg.
1. STEIN ER'!', 56A Broadway, N. Y.,
General rent. For sale in all the principal
cities in the United States.
July 3, 1i451. ly
Just ti•o3u the City,
WITH the Cheapest 1* GOITTLS and
GROCERIES ever -nffert-d in this
place. for Cash or Country Preduce.
01 will pay Cash for BACON, 9 cts—
or 10 cents in trade.
oZ:7—Oats and Corn wanted.
JOHN HOKE.,
April 16, 1;55.
Stores! Stores!
ON .; hrind and for gale, a zr.ia , Vei rli of
cooK STOV ES--vPry i•,,
1:1,1 •' ' . (1 :1; N Or U.
J6S~_Clal.~~i : 1?~:
Di
STANDING,