Ii=EitEMOOMI
WIII'AV ER respectfully, announces . to
-,01 2 '-fliel.,adieS and Gentlemen of Gettystimg
resunied :the •Diigut.T . -
rv ityK - tworas; at the 'old Stand, in fiarn
ters.borg street, where he will be happy to re.
ceirmlo .visitArs,'clesirous of securing perfect
Daguerreotypes of themselvea or friends.
Being furnished with an entirely new and
. costly apparatus, he is prepared to take pictures
its, every - style of the art and insure perfect
satisfaction. .
-- f'hfronrB ce its tr , so:
Serliours of operating from 3 A. M. to 4
P. M.
Lae.. In dress avoid light, red, blue, or pur
ple.' Dark dress. adds much to the beauty of
the picture. Sept. 18,1854. if
- Administrator's Nuitice.
CONRAD NV AGON ER'S ESTATE.—
Letters Of ildrainistration on the estate' of
• , a • o yrone towns tip,
Adams county, deceased,, ha;i lig been
granted to the undersigned, residing in the
same township, he hereby gives notice to
all pemorfs indebted to said _estate to make
immediate payment, and those haviiii.;, claims
against the same to present them' properly au
thenticated for settlement.
ALFRED T. HARMAN, .&Iner.,
August 28, 1854 6t
I'RENCH TRUSSES,
. IVEIGUISO LE MAN 2.34 omicEs.
Fdr the cure of Hernia ur Rupture.
ACIiNOWLE.DGED by the highest med
ical authorities of Philadelphia, incom
parably superior to any other in use: Suffer
ers 'NM be gratified to learn that the occasion
now offers to procure not only the iightexi-and
most easy, lint as durable a Truss as any other,
in lien of the cumbrous and uncomfortable arti
cle usually sold. There is no difficulty atten
ding the fitting, and when the pad is located, -
it will retain its position .without change.
Persons at a distance unable to call on the
subscriber, can have - the Truss, sent to any
address, by remitting Five Dollars for-the:sin
gle Truss, or Ten for the double—with meas
ure round the hips and stattog side affected.
It will he exchangettto suit it not fitting, by
Yeturnimr it at once; Unsoiled.
For sale only by the Importer,
(:ALE, B NEEDL ES,
Car: Twelfth-4e-liaceSts,, - --Philadelphia.-
VTLAINEA, requiting the benefit of Alec/ion
icritSupporis, owing to derangement of the In
few! OrranS, inducing Falling of the Vionth,
V r ocal,' P'ulraonary, - Dyspeptic, ,Nervous and
:Sputa( Weakness, are informed that .i compe
tent and experienced LADY - will be in atten-•
dance at . the Koons, (set apart for their exclu
sive uie,) No. - 111 'l' W F INTII . Street;' first
door below Race. [July 3, 1854. ly
fail On) Ooob9, full stock.
4 :5: RE & LAN DELL, Fourth and Arch
...E.A•Sis., Philadelphia, will he able to offer
extrd iiiduceilithns to Country Buyers this
Fall, as - their - Stock of .- Goods will he very
full, and, bargains from the New York - and
Philadelphia - - Auctions, daily received. Full
assortment tlitm_followlu bur
A FLANNELS,
NEW SILK,- MUSLINS,
F. MERINQES, LINENS, '
AWOL PLAIDS, 'l'Alfl COVERS,
M. DELAIN ES, BLANKETS, -
CASHMERES,' QUILTS, &e.
Owing 'to the .excess of Importations. we
sh4ll he daily in recv.ipt. of GREAT JoBS. Prow
Auction. E E & LA N1)11:1,L.
Fourth andrrlL Sts., Philadelphia.
CktrTgams NET CASH, and prieei low ac 7
cordlugly. . Sept. 11, 1851. 3m
. ZINC PAINTS.
OniAird Cheaper than White Lead, and free
_irons all Poisonous Qualities.
r EIRE N NAV ER§EY C COMPA N Y
,having greatly enlarged their works, and
improved the quality ot their products, are
prepared to ettec ate orders for their Superior
dry, and ground in oil, in assorted
packages of fronr":ls to 50Q poOnds; also
Dry, in barrels. ot '2OO pounds each.
Their, White. Zinc, which is sold dry it
grAund iii oil, is warranted PURE and unsur
p ksed for 'Body and Uniform W-lineness.
A -method of iireparation has recently been
discoverod, which enables - the Company to
warrant:their paints to keep fresh and soft in
the kegs for any reasonable time. in this re
spect their paints will-he superior to any other
in the Market.-
- Their Brown Zinc Paint, Which is sold at
a low. price, and can only be made from the
Zinc ores from New Jersey, is now well
known for its protective qUaliiics when appli
ed to irrinqif other.metallic surfaces.
Their• Stone. 'Color Paint possesses all the
properties of the i3rewn, and is of an agreeit•
ble color for paintincz Cottages, Depots, Out
buildings, Esid.res, &c.
Dealers suppliod on liberal terms by their
Agents, FRENCH & RICHARDS,
ifiro/esa/e Paint Dertiers and lin mrl ers,
N. W. vor.10:11 & 7sl.trket its., rhll.l.lelvltia.
April 10, 1854. tinn
PAPER-HANGINGS.
TVHOGES.ILE .4Ni)
IrrH K, :iibs:•rilters are d oily adding to their ex-
Jen:Ova assortment of Paper-BLUM-
Imo and nordep4, some new and beau
tiful,- styles for their Spring sales, to which
they ask the attention of the trade and the pub
general.„ The -assortment einliraces new
- DRAW !NG ROOM 1) El:01? ATIO.,
gold, plain and rich colors ; also, handsome
designs for Passages. Dintro . Rooms, &e:
Also, a lar;Ye variety of common and medium
quality I•atin and Common Papers, of new
and tasteful designs. g , -.2„Y'Our city and coun
try friends are invited to view the assortment,
confident then will find it tie largest in the
city, and prices as low, as we have rrreatly in
creased our by introducing many new
improvements ill our factory.
hiO\VKI.h& Erts,
207 Kati:lioro beta cen Charles and St.+.
Nay 8, 1 H5l. ty
LOOKING GLASSES,
Picture eraettes,-&e.
AV E invite the publie to examine our , u•
- perior stock of Plain and Ornamental
f;itt:LOONING (11,ASsES, PORTRAIT
AND PICTURE FRAMES, WIN1)0
CORNICEN, 1111.-kCI.Z.EI' TA 81, Es,
We are ma
nu:at:luring tbvei y d riptinii (AGO
it orik and t oar ! , ( ' tit,(l ff ifleB, uu the mast
I)lw4shig term-1. Also, I 'importer.: of Frenrh
;ad German I,qukiip.r, (:las. flan s. ()id
work Re-Gi,') kith ilc;ilti.N.l and iif'Sp.mirb.
v iSili i 3 iluinore will do w e:I
t , , ( , xamine our a•= ? Tuimout. Orderi from lb,•
entry will be iitiei.ded 1-.) faithfully and
promptly.
M. BAI R fTrr & lilt 0., Geleltm
c 2 liow.trl . cnnvsF.artlwa,
oppo4ite ••IVeteru isaitiawre.
May 8, 18517
TIRESS GOODS, of es,-ery style, De al
Barege deLtines, Silks, Lawns, with
Trismittg.tto suit, for sale rheap . at
April 3. GRAM M ER'S New Store.
gliPlaidEßY Of all liTas wi!l be found
.
D. AUCONAUGIIY, • -----! 1 A FRESH SUPPLY!
- AT - TO - 11 . N E't AT L - AW -- i . '
I rp I g tinii t.rsigned has just returned front
(Office removed to one door West of Buchler's j_ 'the City with a large supply of FRESH
Drug kilook-store; Cliamhersburg street,) ; GOODS, which he is prepared to sell at prices
Attorney 1 4 4, Solicitor for Patents which cannot be beat. His stock consists of
;
and Peasiouo, l - GROCERIES,
POUNTY Land Warrants'', 'Back-Pay sus- of al4 kinds, Sugars, Molasses, Coffees, Teas,
pended Chini, and all other claims Fish, Salt, Crackers, Cheese, Pickled Cu
against the Government at Washington, 1). ()•: : cambers, &c. Also,
also A merican claims in England. Land ‘V ar- 1
Fruits and Contections,
rants located and sold, or bought, and highest i _
prices given. ! Oranges, Lemons, Figs,. Raisins,Prunes, &e.
—Also, Powder, •Shot, Tobacco, Segars,
Gail's celebrated German Smoking Tobacco, '
..gents e - riga - greir - in' llseating --- we rra nts —trt.
lowa, Illinois, anti other Western States; and
lands for sale there.
Kr-Apply to burn personally or by letter.
Gettysburg, Nov. fa, 1853. •ly
- - ,
WM. I* McCLELLAN
Attorney at Law. .‘
PFICE on the south side of the Public
two doors west of the Sentinel
Aug. 22, 1853.
office
E. B. iIIiEEILEIC,
a.ra. , m(vo rir,,a`tr p l elt,zl
r. 6 v
vAILL fditlifolly and . promptly attend to
'IT
all business entrusted to him. lie
op% , aks the
,German language. Office at the
same place, in South 13a1timore street, near
Forney's Drtiv, Store, and nearly opposite
Danner & Ziegler's Store. .• [March 20.
DAVID WILLS,
Attorney at Law,
• ,
I.AS taken Mr. STEVRN3 O ' N 'I S office, North
IVest Corner of Centre Square.
Ileference.—Hon. Thaddetis Stevens, Lan
eaglet.
Gettysburg, January 2, 1854.
W. A. AMINLEY,
AVIO,BNIEY AT LAW.
in the south-west noroer of the
J Square, formerly oei-upied by D. Me-
Crinaughy, P.mq. humid promptly to all
business entrusted to his enre.
Gettpiburg, May 15, 1854.
- -
JOAN A. SWOPE,.,
lIAMC; located permanently in Gettys
burg. of his professional services to
the public. °Mee ,and residence in York
f,treet, npr?site the-Bank,-
. Gettysburg.; April :24, !854. .ly
,NOTICE TO ASSESSORS.
$1• - sessors s elected at the la; , ,t Spring
F.lection are — lU - ;i•eby Dotifit:d to ;Wend at
the Commissioners' office, in the Borough, of
(;ellyslnir.z,_to receive blank A ssesslnent Du•
plicates and. the necessary instructions, aS tol
:—The Assessors for Union. Conotvazo,
Berwick, Oxford, I lainilton, Iteadirer, Mount..
pleasant,- Germany, Sirdban, and .111ountjoy,
an Irednesilay. the. 11th of October 7a-xt
the Assessors for the Borough, Cumberland,
Freedom, Liberty, Ha t miltc.mban, Franklin,
Butler, Nlenallen, Tyrone, Huntington and
Lathnore, on Thursda y. the Nth if October next.
By order of the ( 1
J. Cl'k.
Sept. t I. t(1
r Ni( - 0 •
I.r.A _1 la LAILI LI .1
PTH. SKELLY- regpvellidly informs hi,
A old customers and the ptiftlin genprilly,
that he continues the 7'.4//,011/,Ve: BUS/-
NESS, at his old stand, in 8 rash Baltimore
street, where he will he happy to accommodate
all who may patrottiiit him. All %yolk ow
trusted to his care warranted to Ii( and 'be of
most substantial make. Thanlsful for past
fiwr,rs, he solicts a continuance of public pa
tronage.
11 -, '"The New Ywk, 4.4
dring 1114 'lt mei
Fa Ahe ons are re'eeived. U.ill arid see thew.
Cotty4ittig, NI.Iv I, 185.1.
New Clothing Store.
t 1.1. kinds of It 1..:A1)Y-AIAI),E (31,01`11.
J. I_ IN(i akvays on it Intl, at lowest prici;s,
at the st-re of the subscriber, nearly opposito
the 1:n lisp Lutheran Chore'', in Chdaitters
tior!2: sireet. 0::)—(11othin7, of all kinds made
to or(!er by experienced wrlitssan.
Aug. H. C. \V. llOr
11 EAT ,11 . 7.1 1 . 11,1(1 1 R)iN
I F AcowedltN-C-STO( K & SO'NS have ju•zlye•
O. cowed ;Ind are now opening one id he
larirest aioq complete tetsiortments of Sprite,
and Sum met. Dress Goods ever offered - to the
, .
ptiblie. t_rur selection fla gyin tieen nt ide' with
.great care, - and our stuck purchased a: reduced
prices, wo feel prepareil to present indure
ments such ito are rarely offered. (}nr steel;
of Dry aniuls has never, been surpassnd and
%vitb•tliti addition of our last pun:Wise, eoni
prisinr as it does Cloths of all prices and
qualities; Cassimeres, Vesiings, KelitticVy
Jeans, Plaids for Children, Beragv De ',allies',
:11 De Lanes, Reneges', Ber,orti Alpacac, Cal
icoes, Gingliams, • S AW LS, (Cashmere,:
Thihei and 'White Crape, of every vartety,)
ch- a ll e ng e the county to produce their t:qual,
as regards (parity and price.
Having added largely to our variety of
Groceries, We are prepared to furnish the
finest qualities of Syrup. Molasses, Siorar, &e.,
&v.., at reduced rates ; our stock of Molasses
and Sig air is rec - arded its the West Coniplele
ever ralered in the county. We deem ititeed-
less to enumerate, us we have al wa vs on band
a CoMpleto a`o , l"rtittelit of Dry Goordi•c Groce
ries, Liard‘vare, Queensware,
To satisfy you of the truth of our assertion,
ire oniy ask you to call and examine for your
self, if you Want bargains. Call early ia
II N ESTOC KS',
April 3, 1854
COL. 11.forE
) . .
GETTISBURG STEAM MILL.
7 lIIE subsyrilwr has completed his rIPW
Swam M ill, anti is no w pr,l:,tred to S,c
Tl Eit and CH(1I) (ot \l\
~t
anti 41tort notice. Fanners and othyrs van
s a , r inir an d eltorpinlr dot„' at ally tune.
C* -- -ilAnnvyr pricc-s in rash will he tar
Rye, Corn ard Oats, at the Shim 11111.
(o—Peed constantly on 11,1nd :out tar"..al e .
11OFF)1.1N.
August 11, 1851. ly
;.....
i ,r ---, r. -•
• 14A IIZ RA NA.'S
3 .'"1 ) PATENT
r,,, •
/ 1t,.._
Sold at their
..•- --- ,,,,A•Z'ai-:-•:`.. -- -4.A Warehouse, 225 market St,
1,9 ... 4,i•-r-.. - - poi 1-101:1,Pil lA.
teo j
I?,tiltu. l .it, Ilay, Coll and Fanners' .il .- :_A LES:
set in abyp,irt of the country, by experienced
workmen, and at short totice.
April 10, 1551. Gin
SPOUTING! SPOUTXNG
EORGE awl Henry \Vamplet will make
A. 31 !louse Spouting, and put up the same low,
fm- cash or country produce. Farmers and all
others wishme. their II mist's, Barns; &c.
spouted, woo Id 44) well to aive them a call.
G. &. IL NV AMPLER.
MEE
Sig n
,171 . he Red Front
arid a variety of other articles--Also, a first
rate assortment of the best qualities of
•
LIQUORS,
Wines ann 43randies, of different kinds,N. E.
Run, lHolland Gin, Old Rye, &ó.—all of
Which ean he had on the low,st terms at the
Store of the'snlFieriber, in South Baltimore
street - next door to the “Sta " r i A
always on hand a variety of Stone
Jugs, &c.—Give us a call.
EM AN TAM ZIEGLER.
Qetty3burg, May 15, 1854. -
HARDWARE STORE.
rru rE: subscribers would respectfully an
nounce to their friends and fheptildic that
they have - . opened a NEW HAI? DW E
STORE, in Bolti more Street, adjoining the
residence if David Ziegler, Gettysburg, in which
they are opening
A LARGIC AND PF,NERAL 'ASSORTMENT OF
HARDWARE,
E 11, licak
SI)P
. Gnat; FRI -
CUT L ERY, COA•CI-1 TRININIINGS
SPRINGS, AXLES,
- 11 . 6 -a- 13s T,
T:bay-wan., !.1(loc
Paints, Oils, and Dye-S1 tiffs,
in general, incltidincg every description ofarti
cies in the above lilies of hugeness, to which
they invite the attention o f lioN„
13(w:1:smiths, Cl - Cr - penters, Cabinet- makers,
Shoe-makerS, Saddlers, ands public gen
eralf y.
Our•stoelt lotving been
s seleeted-Vvith - great
care a-cd purchased for Gash, we (ani ra ntee (for
the Ready M witty to dispose o f any part of
it mr.as reasonable terms us„they eau *ue. pur
closed any ficl:-.re. • .
We particularly requPst. a call from our
friends, and earaesily solicit a share of puhlic
favor, as We are determined to establish a char
acter for selling Goods at low prices awl doing
business on fair priuctpl~ s.
.1 0 F.: 14 B. DANNER,
DA V f I) Et; LER.
—Gettysburg; June 9, 1851. tf
BOUNTY LANDS.
IpERSONS entitled to Bounty Lands
,1 under the acts or Congress of the 1.; -
11 ' 4 . sited Statrs can have their claims prompt
ly and efficiently attended to by application
either personally or by lette'r to the 'subscriber,
at his office in Gettysburg. Clainiants whose
have been suspended on aerount of
deficiency in proof {pay find it to their advan
tage to e;t11.
Q - 'The fee charized iss ill each case, pay
able upon the delivery of fife warrant.
The subscriber %vitt iilso attend to claims -for
Pensions-for - I:evolutiandry or other services
and thelue,itiiiii of i dn ds„ The s wo ale and phr-
Ctbase of lAnd arrant , : attended to, and. the
highest cash price plod for the same.
AIeCREA I/
May 17,-I tf. Attorney a: law.
EG :11 0 A N..
J. L.lWiteliNGE 1111,L, M. 1).,
TIAS hi s 0 flii.e one door ‘v ust-o-11-14-e-Lifili era n
clinrel). in Citullter;littrg - street, and op
po,.ite Grmmer- 9 s stare, where Ilicen , wisititi„a
to have any tl) eft la i Oppea 1 Iva' performed
are respeetrtilly invited to cull.
It E EUIi N C S
Dr. 1). Gilbort, Dr. C. N. Its ritielty-, Dr. D.
Horner, Roy. (''. I'. Kral' th,.l). D., 1?ov.• I!. L.
1). I)., Roy. Rvy
nl)ltl,.,l6,v. Prof. 11..locobs. Prof. M.L.Suever.
Getty , dltirg, April 11, L-53. ti'
`)i WO LAI )I.liS
IRE willing to ceo.ify that the 9ATIIA
- W Al . COOKING S'ro v K is the very
best Stove now in use, itiasinueh :es. theyAviii
do inolo Cooking, Roasting and IJaking o oild
du it With less labor, and last as long again as
any other stove now SOW. These evlvbrated
stoves are constantly kept for sale at a very
reduced price, at the
•
'Gettysburg i'ouudry ii-Tilachine Shop
where 016 sithso,ribOrs, fete liner determined to
Ault all persons, have niso the l'ariur, Sexton's
lia!;itnore Cainitch
Cool: Stove, and :fir-ii lit and Ten plate Par
lux Stoves, of the most'heautiful patterns.
frailty lar
which cannot
_he surpassed f 1 - 4lt
or Itnese of
d mug ht, or in. the character of their work,
are constant ly on hand for sate, and in view
ofthe fact t hat the Mouldboard of these Ploughs
is one 10111 heavier than that of other ploughs,
it is decidedly the chea_pest that can be ob
tained.
WITII E I? W PLOUGHS and others,
eastintz . s for the -Woodeneli Plough, V\ ind
mill machinery. Castinurs and Hollow-ware,
N%ittt ivery article usually mad e at Foundries,
c a n he obtained here.
C. -- -I.llacksinithing and Shrn Making as
WARREN & SON.
1F151.. tf
DAILY LINE.
" . .ti Alt E It I:: I) I C E
rilllll: — .., , llYse'ribers• a itoonnee to the t ra vellin g
th.tt they are now multi 11(r a
I) AI 1. E OF STAG S ,
between Getty si)titt.r, and Chawhersburg,
i tt;4 tietty.:lm rit••at 7 o',,loelt, and return
larrthy 7 o'clock, P. NI., of some day. Fare
, cult Ivav-51.50.
Stlao Odice to Gertvshorg, at the "Ea2;le
[(owl." G Ell It, TATE & CO.
Aug-.
J have made arranoements to have Boots
an d shoes made to erdcr, - liv tne hest or work
men. and of good niateriai. in the quickest
possihle time. \V ..W. PA X . I'ON.
Getty sin/ I . T. Apri I .3. 1 ••454.-
-
rrl sr "..! -, 71
I S herehv given, that tfiTs Partnership hereto
quir'ed. - fore .existino• between Tnomas IV A IMEN
- __ ^ - - and tkoncrE -,\V :OMEN, i rad i nLr under the firm
Ci mee el es awl queens ware.— 0 1 T. Warr en and S.m, is this day dissolved by
J. S. (:R I\l NlEll defies the town 0: mutual consent. All persons k now iiig them
county to prod.oee cheaper atd hett„ Groceries selves imlehted to said firm are req nested to call
and gOOOO-wa - re th.lo ko is now sell lng . Sogar aril settle with the sobseri her. at the Foundry,
of first rate quality and hard to beat, for may or.their claims will he left with W. L. CAMP
a. Ell'a pouud, and tsvery thing else in propor- , BELL, Esq.. for collection.
ttun. ' Ll.prti 107 - T April 3, 1631. T. WARREN.
~
•Na Nk4 4
rillt stil) , ,,•rilier W.roh v .rives notice t 0 those
-5 ` " II " II•t" Pr'11111•'" ht a ''" ) O 1) 01 ' de
count, th.it lie 1.4 in v‘ ant of it, and that sullez
it I , : deli vurcil fortl,with, without any further
Ow Account.; A-4111)..pl,iced in tlie hands
rif:ltl fAieet tor ciatietion, and the ni'inioy
T. \V \RR EN.
- iliLo3- 3, Crr fur-3,111 -
' ' =' a noLLOIVADS OINTMENT.
eitizenstf the Union,— -
you have done me the honor n as with one
.
ITAS opened and is now selling rapidly at voice, from one. end - of the Union to the'
his Store in York street, opposite the other, to stamp the character of my Ointment !
Bank, a very large choice and cheap assort- with your approbation. It is scarcely two
meat of SUMMER GOODS, to which he in- i years since I made it known to you, and alrea- ;
vites the attention of the public. They have 4 dy. it 41as obtained more celebrity than any '
be'en selected with great care in the Eastern ether medicine in so short a period.
cities, have been bought cheap for cash, and ° THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
will be sold cheap for cash 7 —cheaper than at 38, corner of Jinn 4 , - Nassau sts., New York.
'any other establishrnent in Gettysburg. His
ASTONISHING CURE OF' SORE LEGS,
stock consists in part of Black, Blue, Olive, .
A rrEu NINE YEARS' STANDING.
and O reert C LOTH COATS, with frock,
dress, and sack coats; also Twee 4, casiene..; Copy of It. Letter from Mr. J. W. r ? angley, of HuntAville,.
Yadkin co., North CArolina. daied Nov. Lit, 1653.
ret, Italian Cloth, Liner, Lustre, Check, Ging- 1. 1
READ HIS OW N W ORDS.
ham Sea Grass, Dock arid Summer Cloth ,
Gnats ; also a superior 'stock of P -Ni'.-
i To PROFESSOR H OLLOWAY : Sir,—lt is not
my- wish to become notorious', neither is this .
LOONS, conskting in part 'of excellent and '-,
tt
leer written for the mere sake of truing, but i
well made French Black Doe-shin Cassimere,
Fancy Casstmere, Satinetts, Velvetc, Cord,
to say, that your Ointment cured rue of one of i
Ole most dreadful cutaneous diseases that flesh l
-Lin-e-m-aaici--C-otto-tia-e...—:che-siock-of—V-EST., ' '
comprises every variety of manufacture—floe
black Satin, Si'k, Velvet, Italian Silk, white,
MARCUS SAMSON
fancy and 'buff Marseilles, Surnmercloth, &c.,
&c.
Fly Nets! Fly Nets!
of a good quality, excellent mahnfacture, and,
offered at low prices. I havi already disposed
of a large ninnher of these, articles and always
to the satisfaction or purchasers. Also on
hand:a large lot of TIUJ N KS, Flats, Carpet.
Bags. Umbrellas, Boots and Shoes, Window
Shades, Violins, Accordeons, Guitars, Flutes,
Files, Melodeons, 11irrors, Razors, Spectacles,
Revolving., Single arid Douhle -Barreled Pk
tots, Watches and Watch Guards, silk end
cotton Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Suspenders,
Gloves, Stockings, Spring Stocks, Shirts, and
shirt Collars, and a splendid assortinent of
.IEWELRY—in fact every thing in the way•
of Boy's and Nien's furnishing line.
Ist-rate chewing 'Cornice° always on
hand—a rare article, which chewers are re-;
quested to try. MARCUS SAMSON.
July 3, 1651. tf
A MEETING OF TUE
"KN OW NOTITINGS."-
grit E "Know Nothito,ts" will ineetat the
stop ? of J. S. (I l? MM ER, not to sunder
former p4rties, but to examine his extensive
stock. of
Nr - Spring and - Sum - itier . _ Goods
This lull no. his, second arrival, which consists of
ILDretiN G 09615, SAlell. ;IR Sims,
BeregeS, lierege de Lain, Jaconet and French
I)Pimge AlpAcca, klpaccas, Linen
Lustre, Ca ticoes,.Clingfiarns,_Cliarnbria Ging
hAins, Catrihric and Swiss Nlthdin, Linen'
Carnbrc Hdrulkerch ie is, Collars, Sleeves,
Black Lace Veils, Edgings, Gimps, &c.
For Gentitemen:—Cloths, Ca'ssimeres,
Italian Cloth, Cashmerets, (of every color,)
and an assortment of Vesting s, Cottonades,
Liners (of every kind) and also a fresh sup
ply of
which will be sold very low. His stook of
t rnods have been selected with gteat care, and
boug . ht exclusively for cash, and he guarantees
to dispose of them on as reasonable terms as,
they can be purchased elsewhere. Terms:
Cash or coontry produce—to punctuhl cus
tomers, a credit of six months.
J. S. GIZAINIMER.
Gettysburg, May 22,1854:
NEII all RIG II L riND
A G R EAT GAT RE RING !
A LNIOST everybody is attracted to the
I, Store of J. 1,. SCHICK, in the Three
_
S•ory Imikli-ug,-South W est corner ,of the Di
zimond. to see the large(and spleiidid stock of
Cf:?". CrID OCU _Ct5 9
he has just broirrht from the cities,-and he is
of titturtM nothing any number of sales. But
"the more the merrier." and the busier he is
kept the better he likes it. His assortment
enihraves Ladies , illy e.tiTS Goads of every
description, such as Silks, Barente de ',Miles,.
Chant llaretre, Lawns, Drap de &lac, Alpaca
de liri,e, A Ipaeas, Bombazines; Silk Down,
Linen Lustre, •Calieo;;; - , Gintrhams,-Chambra
Cain hams; Swiss, Jaconet and" Cambric Mus
h US, in every variety;_ C rape and Cashmere
SHAWLS; Laces, I , ;(l;zings, Gimps, Dress
'Fri mill i Ur,.! and'llettons, &c.
For the Gentlemen he has Cloths, Cassi
mews, Cashineret, Intllan Cloth, Drap de Ete,
Vcs l ing-s. (a large and beautiful variety,) Cot
tonailes, Linen Checks, Gray Linen, (some
thing now and first rate,) Handkerchiefs,
Cravats, Suspender,
He endeavors at all times to sell cheaper
than au other Store in town---and that he sue
eeels in the endeavor will he proven by giving .
hint a call. "Small .profits and quick sales,"
and no trouble to show goods.
J. L. SC WC K.
April 3, 1851.
TI! E IVA It GOING ON !
P 11111.; war in Europe is largely engrossing
luahtic attention,-and prices generally are
goinz up. 'Nt the und ersi ned woulnsuggu3t
to his customers and everybody else that he
has Jost returned ffotn- the city, with the
cheap's/ and btx; stock of
Pr - c-7" '/- 7 \
Nuts, .Confectionary, Fancy Soaps, &c,,
he has ever before offered. Call and judge
*for yourselves. and it' you do not pronounce
his goods among the cheapest and hest you
have ever looked at, then is be greatly mis
taken. His stork comprises, in part, Craves,
`mars,--Teay,, l',llocolates, Syrups, Molasses;
Crack,ers::Orateres, Lemons:, Almonds, Palm
Nuts, Pea Nuts, English Walnuts, Filberts;
Cmitectionary, of a h nod red sorts; Pepper,
C Munition, Cloves, Soda Salvra;kizi, ‘Vashino
Nod 3. a large variety of E'ancy Soaps, and
everything else in his line.
(*---.Cash or Country Prodlice taken in ex
ohange for (;liodsz.
Tale Hone and Feed 11)nxiness
is continued. 11-ighest market priovs paid.
«'\i. (11 1. i. Est' IE,
o rm. Street. 171 the
Ceityshur!*. April :21, 1.;31.
A N"PI-N E BR ASKA
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
IUVE 0 N E. COME ALL, and tell your
nrialsbors to come, to the Store of the
o Extremes," and see the splendid stork
of HATS. CAPS, 800 I'S AND SHOES,
no w o p e ni fo r, of the latest style and of every
variety, suitable fur the Sprinif and Summer
season, for Gentlemen, Ladies and Children.
is heir to, and which was cons) ere• y a
who knew we, to be entirely beyond the reach
of medicine. For nine years I was afflicted ,
; - with me th.e most painful and troublesome
sore legs that ever fell to the lot of man; and
after trying every_medicine I had ever heard of,
I resigned to despair All hope of being cured ;
but a friend brought me a couple of large pots
of yonr Ointment, which caused the sores on
my legs to heal, and I entirely regained my
health, to my agreeable surprise and delight,
and to the astonishment of my friends.
(Signed) J. W. LANGLEY.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A
BAD BREAST, WHEN NEARLY AT
THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy ()f a Letter from Mr. R. Durant, New Orleans, No
vember 9th, 1553.
To PROFESSOR _HOLLOWAY, 38, Corner of
Ann and Nassau Streets, N. Y. Dear Sir :
It is with heartfelt gratitude I have to inform,
you that by the use of your. Ointment and
Pills, the life of my wife has been saved.
For • seven years she had a bad breast, with
ten running wounds, (not of a cancerous na-
Au re). IWaS told that nothing' could save her:
was then induced to use your Ointment
and Pills, when in the short space of three
months, they effected a perfect cure, to the
astonishment of all who knew us. We ob
tained
,Yonr Medicines from Messrs. Wright
& Co., of Chartres-street; New Orleans. I
send this•from "Hotel des Princes," Paris,
had-written-it-at-NeW-Orleans
114 ore we finally left, at that time, not
your.addre , :s at New York.
, ' (Signed) R. DURANT.
Thktrins should be u.s.vd conjointly with' the Ointment in
' Most of the following mses
Legg Contracted and Lumbago Sore-throats
Bad Breasts Stiff Joints Piles Skin-dh.eases
Nnius Fistulas Rheumatism Sem
I{nnious Gout ' Salt Rheum Sore -heads
Chilblains 0 Lai:tut:lr Scalds Ulcers
Chapped - liand, Swellings Sure Nipples minds
' * • - Sok' at the Establishment of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 38, Corner of Ann and Nassau
Streets, 'New York ; also by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throtigh
out. the United States, in Pots, at 373- cents,
87- cents, and :Ftfl,so cents'eacli. TO he had
Wholesale of the principal Drug Houses in
the Union. -
(Li-There is a considerable saving by tak
ing the larger-sizes.
N. l3.—Directions for the guidance of pa
tients in every disorder are affixed to each Pot.
July 3, 1854. lyeow
PR0C1..4.1114.T10111
i n fly eitigus of Orttuuhurg.
Pulvermacker's Hydro -Electric
ir\te,L -c•t , , r‘
VLi ty SU., S 3 V .I.lC—Cid,..C4lt)9
CONSTR UCTED to be worn nest to the
skin, producing a constant current of UN
INTERRUPTED ELEXTRo mAGNETrim--o&cting
IN' MEDIATE RELIEF, FROM: ALL, A - -
CUTE PAINS, and a
Permanent cure of Neuralgic Piseaso !
Yudvermacher's Eieetrie Chains were first
used in France, three years since, for the cure
of Nervous Discuses, and after being submitted
to the most thorough trial, in every hospital
in Paris, by the most learned professors. in
that city, they were recommended to the Gov
ernment of France, who granted a patent-for
the discovery. During the years 1851.2, they
were introduced in Germany, Austria, Prussia
and England, and one year since, introduced
and patented by the United States Government.
Bloat Astonishing Lures ( I f
Rheumatism. S Dame,
ofo I 3nd Johits, PalMMtiou of Dm. Heart,
Nouralm.t of tho Face, Perooiical Ile:Macho,
Link-,4, Lilindue , :s. Pain from lutigestion,
flysteric •, tteric l'ai
1.!;ve.,7 / Disease, termed Nervous,
is quickly and rapidly cured, by simply wear
ing, the Chains for a few hours each day:.
The chains Isere first introduced in the city
Of New York, where they were exhibited to
Prot'. Valentine Mott, Van Buren, Post, Car
nochan, and others, who readily discovered
that they possessed
,S7range ana Singular Power (f Instantly Re
lieving Pains,
whenever applied, and by their recommenda-
tion and influence, they were introduced into
the different hospitals of New York, and are
now in daily MSC in those institutions. in the
treatment and en re of the aboyemained diseases.
No Other Nechrinici7l.lgent,
in ~ he world, con produce so many well au
thenticated certificates of ewe, !ruin scientific
Physicians and intcl;i4cat Paticnts, as may be
found Iry each pamphlet, which may be obtain.
ed !rafts at the Oro! , Store of S. H.
L ER, who is the sofa Agent fur Gettysburg,
and who will explain the manner of use to all
who aid.) . 3 1)1' 1 3%
In the city of New York, at the General
office, 568 Broad)ay, there are !wino' sold
daily, from forty to-sia - ty CILIHNS, and the
sale and demand in Boston is as great in pro
portion to the population, although they have
only been introduced three montifs . i.
The OnarNs'are easily worn, and are equally
applicable to all classes of persons, the child
aN w e ll as the adult, and are always ready for
use;—never get out of repair, and are as much
an article of ornament, as they are a valuable
means of cure. UarrioN.—Ladies who are
each ate are requested not to wear them.
prices of the Chains are $3 and $5, 18
and 30 Links, prul Cali be sent by mail, to any
part of the State, by addressing- S. H. BU
LER, only :t Lent for Gettysburg.
I. STEIN Eli'!', 563 Uroad way, N. ~
General Atrent. For sale in all the principal
cities in the United States.
July 3, 1554. ly
DIAMOND TONSOR.S.
ruirroN & BROTH ER, Fashionable Bar
bers and Hair Dremrs, can at all times
he found prepared to attend to the calls ,0 the
poople, the.? emple, in the Diamond, adjoin
ing the Comity Building. l'rotn long expe
rience, they ft liter themselves that they can go
through ail the ramifications of the Tottiso.-
iliq'ittetintieril with such an infinite
deoree of as wil! meet with the entire
smiitaetion of all who ,nay submit their chins
to the keen ordeal of their razors. They hone,
theret,,re, that -by their attention to business,
and a desire to please, they will merit as well
TiTFeTeliie, a liberal share of public patronage.
The sick will be attended to at their private
dwellings.
Gettysburg, Jan. 13. 1851. tf
Mill.
On the question. will the House agree to
the second proposition, the yhs and nays were
taken, agreeably to the provisions of the 10th
article of the constitution, and are as follows
Yr:As—Messrs. Abraham, Atherton, Ball. Barton, Deek,
DeAer, Tiigh.tm, Lloyd. Caldwell. Carlisle. Chamberlain,
cook, Crane. Ctuninins - , — D.fughertv, Davis. Deegan. Der
France. Duntinar, Eli rarer. Eldred. Er an.. Fry. Gallentine,
Gibbonov. 131-ay. Groom. (ilrin, Hamilton. Ilie,i
tand, Ifrlfier, Hipple,Hunsecker. Hunter, Hartt. Jackman,
HAtore, Knight, baury, (Lehigh,) Lowery. '(riogn.) Linn,
Magee. Maguire. Mandeitiel‘l..3—M'COnnell. M'Kee. Mono
g.han. Montgomery. Moore. Moser, 31use. Palmer. Parke,
Partulee, Pitssmore. Patterson. Porter. Rawlins. Rohm ts,
Rowe. Sal lade. Scott, Simonton, Smith,. (Berks.) Smith,
(Crawford.) Stockilale, Wheeler, Wicklein, Wright, Chase,
Speaker-7 1.
NrVs—Messrs. Adams. Ril hymn, Beans. blush. Byerly,
Eckert. El li-.. Hart. Herr. l[ern. Hummel. 31*Combs,
31t1-
Peal-on, putney, Stewart, Strung, Struthers,
Ziegler—So.
So the question was determined in theaffirm.
alive. SF.CRETARY'S OFFICE,
HARiti4BURG, July 1, 1854.
PE NSY Lr.l SLI „S's.
I do certify Ilat the above and fore-
SEAL. g oing, is a true and correct cop y o r
the —l,-F-As" and ..N.‘ vs" taken o n th e
...Resolution relative to an amend nit tit of the
Constitution of the Commonweaith,'• as the
saute appears on the Journals of th e two
Houses of the General Assembly, °cu l t s
Commonwealth for the Sessiibn of 1854.
Witness my hind and the Seal of said office
this first day of July, one thousand enrht hun
dred and fifty-four. C. A. BLACK,
e Getty sburg...Srea r_e_tam_d_sta Comokonwealch.
. July 17, 1854. .31n
R.F0' . 07.7g - Tlll4 PE:ZY2a-glnk.
Amendments to the Constitution
of the Commonwealth.
SECTION' 1. Resolved by the Senate and House
of Reprtientalives if the U4nrtmonto.ealth of Penn
sylvania in General Assembly met, That the
amendments, be and- the s ! irtke are
hereht proposed to the Constitution, of the.
Commonwealth; under and in -accordance wiih ,
the provisions of-the tentifartiele thereof, to witi
PROPOSITION 1, TO BE ARTICLE 41:
Seems I. The aggregate amount of debts
hereafter contracted by the Cautinonwealtle
shall never - exceed The sum of five hundred
thousand dollars, exceps in case of war to re—
pel invasion, suppress insurrection, or to re
deem the public debt of the Cotitnionvaalth,
and the money so raised shall be applied to -the
purpose fo: which the debt may be contracted
or pay such debts, and to no other purpose..
NeeTtoN 2. To pay the public debt of the-
Commonwealth, and 61)6 which may hereaf—
ter be contracted - ace o f w_ar_to_reper_tit-v„
sion. suppress Apsurrection and to redeem the
public debt, thnegislature shall at their 'next.
session after the adoption of this section into
the Constitution, provide by law for the crea
tion of a sinking fund, which shall not be-ahol—
ished till the said public debts be wholly paid,
to consist of all the
and
annual income iron
the public works and stocks owned by the -
i3otinonwealtle, or any other funds arising
under a reionue law now existing or that may
be hereafter enacted, so far as the same may bar
requited to pay the interest of said debts semi
.annually, and annually, to reduce the principal
thereof by - a sum not less - than five hundred
thousand dollars, increased yearly by eorn
pounding at a rate of not less than five per
centum per annum ; the said sinking fund shall
be invested in the loans of the Commonwealth,
which shall be cancelled from time to time in
a manner to he provided by law: no portion of
the sinking fund shall 'ever be applied to the
payment of the debt of five hundred thousand
dollars mentioned in - the first section of this ar
ticle, but the said sinking. fund shall be applied
only to the purposes herein specified.
ticurierr 3. The credit of the Common
wealth shall not in any way be given or loaned
to or in aid of any individual, company. eor.;
poration or association, nor shall the Common
wealth hereafter become a joint owner or stock-,
holder in any company,. association or corpo
-ration in' ibis Commonwealth . or elsewhere,
formed for any purposes.
SecTinx-4.l'he-Commonwearth--itralf-never—
a-ssome the debts 'of any county, city; borough
or township, or of any corporation or associa
tion, unless such debts shall have been eon
tradted to repelinvasion, suppressineurrection, -
or to defbend the State in war. -
PRO.POSITION 2, TO BE ARTICLE XI.
Prohibiting Municipal Subscriptions.
The Legislature shall never authorize any
county. city, borough or township, by vote of
its eitizenti or otherwise, to become a stock
hOlder in:any joint stuck company. association
or corporation, or to raise 'money for, or loan
its Credit to, or in aid of any such company or
association. E. B. CHASE,
,Speuker of the House'of Representatives
M. M'CASLIN,
•Simaker qf the Senate.
" In Senate, April 28,1854.
Resolved`,•That this resolution pass. Yeas
22, nays 6.—Extract from the Journal. -
- T. A. m (3. u 111 E, Clerk.
In House of Representatives, April 21,1E554.
Resolved, That this -resolution pass. Yeas
71-, nays 20.-=Extract front the Journal.
• . W M.. JACK, Clerk.
ISECRETABY'S OFFICE,
Filed April 29, 1854.
C. A.-BLACK,
Secretary. orthe Commonwealth;
PEN.NS.YLF.d.N./.3, SS.
SECRETARY'S OFFICE,'
Harrisburg, July 1, 1854.
, I do certify that the above and fore-
s '
going is a true and correct copy or
1....-- , tie original "Resolndon relative to
.. rAL•
an amendnient of the Constitution," as the
same remains on the file in this offi-ce.-
In testimony whereof I. have hereunto set
my hand and caused to be affixed.the' 4 'teal
the Secretary's office the day and year move
written. C. A. BLACK,
Secretary of the Commonwealth,
Journal of the Se'nate.
"Resolution No. 562, entitled 'Resolution
proposing amendments to the Constitution Of
the Commonwealth,' was read a third timer
On the question, will the Senate agree to the
first proposition, the ye is and nays were taken,
agreeably to the Constitution, and were as
tollqws, viz :
ts—McNsrs. Buckidow, Darling,tnn, Darsie. Furgnenu,
Foulkroii. Frick. Fry. Gocitivin. Haldeman, Hamilton. II
Hainlin.-E. W. LLunlia, Meister, [loge, Jami,on. McClin
tock. McFarlau.l, Platt, Quiggle, Sager, and MeCttli- ,
lin, Speaker—'23.
N IYS essrs. Cra6b, Creswell, lientlriekA, Kinzer, Kun
kle an..l
So the question was determined in the affirm-
ative,
On the question, wilt the Senate agree to the
second proposition, the yeas and nays were
taken agreeably to the Constitution, and were
as fo; lows, viz.:
YLAs—messrs. Bnckalew, Darsie, Ettrgti , on, roulkend„
Pry, Goodwin. Hal,fenian. D. Hanain. E. NY: Ilanalin.„
llondricks• Itci ter, Hoge, .ininiAon. Eimer. McClintock,
Piatt, Price, (tuiegle,lifer, 1.1 iterry, McCaslin,
4eaker—t2 , .
N ws—Me•Nrs. Crabby Creswell, Darlington, Hamilton,
Kunkle:Ma Sk
So the question was determined in the affirm-
at: ye.
Journal of the House of Representatives.
' , The question recurring upon the final pas
sage of the Resolution, the first proposition
was agreed to as follows, viz:
‘ s—Me.,;rs Abraham, Mains, Atherton. Bail. Barton,
Beyer, Bighatm Boyd. Bush. Byerly , Citiltivell, Calvin, Car
lisle. Chamberlin. Cook. Crane, Cllllllllilti. Daugherty,
Dark, De France. Dunning. Ictert, Edirr,;er. Eldred. Ertias,
Irkter. Fry, Oallentine, tiibboney, Gilmore. Gra,y, Groom,
Hamilton,. Hart, Herr, Hiestanrl. hillier, 'Hippie,
horn. Hummel, llizaqucker. hunter. Hui tt, Jackman,
Kilgore, Knight. ',miry, (Lehigh.) Lino. Nhigee, Maguire,
Manaertiebl. Mliee, Miller, Monaghan', Mont-
Poinery. Moore Moser, Muse, Palmer, nuke, Parmleo,
Pasmore. Patterson. Porter. Putney. Rawlins, Roberts,
Pone, Sallade, Seott, Sidle, Simonton. Smith, (Berks.)
Smith. (Crawford.) Stewart, St. rh,lale. Strong, Struthers,
Wheeler, Wright, Ziegler, Chase. St.e.tker--8.Z.):
N
So the question was determined in the affirm-
ati ve.
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