l=
=1
- ,
LASTS
fi &Subscribers being • agfid.,and 'desirous
- I 4 to rrtire (loin busiorq,;)lTvis-at Private
tfta following VA.LLIA.OIJE REAL
ESTATE .
No. I.—::7krzt well known mid '(inFirable
j'..111.11 - 4721 d MILL 'PRO PR R TY, 'known Ps
MILLS,"
.. , .
eltuata parL,ip . Liberty township. AdaMqcniin
ty,,.Penasylvania. and part in f;ininit,. ! burg
District,Frederich county, , Maryland. 4' miles
F 'imiheast of, Fairfield, and 2 miles west of
Etrunitsburg.. The Faun contains ,
- • AD a 7 4
with the following improvements: A commo
.
diQua,and comfortable ,
•ltuur !tramtintsp ;.
• • •iv g
with, Baelc-buildings, attached, a
BANK - ,BAAN - 009 - ;fek - loria - and .50 - deep, -
.
• s• I
Irarit T. 11311
is entireliNEVir; fiutshed in 1854, an. o en
v-nor structure' in every respect • for a Mer
chant Slid Grist Mill. being •built of good ma.
terhtit und•on the latest improved plan. It is
driven by Tom's Creek; which passes nearly
centrally through the Farm. There is also
A Sawiltilil and Stlll,4lFoume,
m
convenient -to the Mill, and FIVE'
TENANT' HOUSES, on ,the premises'' ' iji
--aatao all'ejteellent 41iple Orchard and I :L i t . l
a 'Variety of the ctroiceSt 'Fruit. About 400'
acres of the Farm are cleared land, ilaid not in
coVivenierit fiele".s,' and the balance ' heavily
Timbered. There is a '
VIAR:7I7 CY? lIIMTOII3 •
9
on the . Farm,,and a portion o; thti land is lim
ed. e ti of scenery, ahlindanee of pure'
w'ater , andottre atmosphere, it is one of the
xnest:tlestrahle..loc u tions in , the State. The
WaYnesbiA t , -. :''Greericastle_ and Mercershimr,
Turepyre, passes„ through the Farm, iron-fedi.'
,iii front ofthe knrriovetnents,,and inter
sects the }lank Road leading W
through" est
iiiirotter, to 'Baltimore` City; A 140 , the Sit rveY
of the contemplated •line of the Western Mary
land Railroad ; passes within a few rods of the
At ilk ..-4KrThe-improve-ttients.:with---400-acres
ofland would be, sold Separate' to, suit
chasers. • No. 2 :
•
- A VALVABtE FARM;
containing2i6 - Acie r s / bitiple in uearitill's
Upper Pact:!..Atiams County, adjoining lands
of Huili — Culbertion,lßeidernin foil-amira-11 - and
others.,' Theiraprovements consibt of a com
fortable.—
•
-Dwelhng Ito 4e,
BANK BARN,''and ' ` all necessary out build.
ings. There is an Orchard of select Fruit
trees in fine bearing condition on the Farm,
a- due proportion of Timber. ' •
No. 3:
• A TRACT OF WOODLAND,'
Containing - 56 Acres, adjoining lends of Jchn
Flo,br,,Johp Mclntire, and others, Jt'ie heay.
ily withered with. Yellow Poplar, Rock Oa k,
White g 0,,, Chesnut, and: othir valuable
crr Persons Alealring to purchase will please
calli on--the subscriber, residing on the 51111
property.
' JAMEg McDIVIT.
~.;.•9gtEIPPT 3D, 18154.
LOOK „TB ,"fOIIII..INTEREST!
THE.-utidersigned - hae just retarned• from
Philadelphia with a large and fashionable
11)14'1
viitifdi'he will diFip'oge of at VIM 12.:EDUe..
ED ,PR C, ES - ,to al 1- who may favor him With
a tilt.' aesdrtmeni consists of the
.bt/a1 . 148 / . Flannels,
Plaid Silks, Muslins,
Merinoe's
, Linen,
-- M. Delaines, Blankets,
Wool ,Plaids Quilts, .
• De.beties Cloths,,if, - ••• •- .-
•,;;•
; ~‘Cashmeres,. Onssinets,
_
Persian Cluths, Satinets,
'cries, • ,o'fla - rs,
Handkerchiefs,
Ribbons &c. •
Akio,_a lot of Groceries and, Qoeensware,
which were boo ht low and - will he gold low
for Cash ,or .country produce. To punctual'
•costomers-asciedit of six mantlyi.
• - • J. S. GRAMMER.
.-October 16,1854. tf
L.
lqlLDlllie
• • a
H. SKELLY 'respectfully inforrns his
old customers and the public; ;t i mer: my,
that he continues the TAILORING BUSI
NESS, at his old stand, in .South Baltimore
street, where he will be happy to accommodate
all. who- may 'patronize him. MI work en
trusted.to his care warranted to. fit and be of
most
,substantial make. Thankful for past
favors, he solicts a conttnuance.of public pa
tronage,' .
-4EOIT/se- New Fork Spring and Summer
Fashions are received. Call and see them.
Gettyibutg, May 1,1854.
..,ItANDOLPII It LA'
P R-O.D UCE
01).721I5TION M3:a3r4,1217.i1,
/Vo. 66 - Soul 4 street,
B 4.16 T um o R
. A WENT D s pArtieularty to the sale of Flour,
-Hay, Cloverseed, arid all li kinds of
and are prepared to furriisk
N',to, ersons ‘irishinir to consign to them..
ovember 7. 1853. ly
DIAMOND ToNsons.
111. IPTON & BRoTti Fashianahle Bar
bers and Hair Ilrasers, can at all times
be found prepared to attend lo the calls of the
riople,at the "temple, in the Diainend, adjoin
isqr, : We County FfOttl long expe
rience, they triti7e - i- ihinuselves that they can go
Liprouali all tint riunificiations of the 'ruisso-
Deparliticut with such an infinite
degrpe of skill, as wilt meet with the entire'
tiattsfaction of all who .itay submit their chins
to the keen ordeal of their razors. They hove,
ilterefLore, Oat by .their attention to business,
and a desir'e to a lease, the will Merit a-
OS receive, a liberal share of public patronage.
Tire sick will be attended to at their private
- - .
J;in. 13. 185 f: tf
I - 10M EON IC COMEAL !—To ,ee those
-k) cheap Goudejustjeceivtd fry
Oct. 2. A. ARNOi i
TrICKINGS. NIU*LINS - ;&c..—Sfimein„re
• 1 of„titoge.chom , Ticking*. Mnsiins. &c.,
butt beim receicad by L ARNOLD.
IF YOU WA NT A' VBEI CA, B THAT ,
...•. - - - ,
~,
CAN'T BE 6EAT •! • - 1 p . nolince to their friend 4 and thepublic that
an - subscribers would respectfully .an
i
T HE, undersio-ned having- purchasedi i h n. ,e
. •
- Carriage-making- ,Rstablitihm vv
ent of they have opened , a NEW - HARDWARE
Graham,. respectfully informs the pu bli c S 7 ORE, i, Baltimore Street, udjaiiiirig the
generall .that he .will continue the sal( residence ego navi,cl Ziegkr, Gettysburg, in which
y..L.
business at the old cond., in Washington street, :they are opening- ~.
half a square from Cliamhershurg street, where j A ',ARCM AND GIcNERAL ASSORTAIENT.-OF
he is prepared to mantliacture - to order, at
short notice,
Carriages, Rook Aways, Buggies,
suLims, .IF;RSEYS, &c.
He flatters himself that his Work is a little
ahead of any turned out by, any other estab
lishment in the place—having none but the
best of workmen employed, and. using none
but the best materials. .His prices are moder
ate. Ati&'1?1;;PA11?.ING done at short notice.
Country produce taken for anything in his
line. J. Li Alt it
' Gettysburg, March 13, 1854. if
ZIAT2ItIR F..011;70
Cheap Watches it -Jewelry,
v
adelphia Watch and Jewelry Store; No.
S-North-Second-street,corner--of-Qulirry-,-
Philadelphia.
(iota Lever Watches; full jeweled, 18 caret imses, ' St2B 00
GOI Lopi nen, 18 caret. - . - - - 24 00
Silver Levan:, full jeweled, . . 1 " . - ' • 12 00
Silver liepines,juivels, -- : - - - 000
Superior quartiers, - • - 7 00
(lob' Spec•j.cles, - • • - '' - 700
Flue Silvdf do. . - . - 3 50
tint(' Brltcolets, - - 7 . - 300
Ladies' (iold Pencils, - - - - 1 00
Silver. Ttnt-Sponns, set, . - - - 600
Gold Pens . with. Pencil imil Silver floldet, - „ - 1 00
Gold frhrp., 3 er Rhit,rs 3 . 7 i rents to ISSO; Wnteil
Glasses, plain, 1.2 i cents,, patent IRS; Lune! 25;
()Orr artte!es in proportion. Al[ goods war
ranted to be what they are, sold for.
STAUFF'ER & HARLEY.
On hand,;sorne.Golci and Silver Levers and
Lepines, still loWer than the above prices.
Sept. 25. 11354. ly •
I .6bi.,A.ta4rJAZra-1 , 4
mH E subscriber, thankful for - pagt favors,
I respectfully informs the - public that he con•
tattles the Coach-making business, in all its
various bran - cites, at his Old
,titand, in York
street,
,(formerly ,Iltiehingliam's,) where he
has. on hand, and wilt manufacture to order, _
ook atiay_a n d_B oabb osly_Carriages,
iwc,;(.; , w A G oNs, etc.,
all of the hest ma:clink, -arid by the. Item o
workmen. Call and
s ilage for your
LKON A RD' §TOUGII.
Gettysburg, April 6,1846.
2000 LADIES
RE willing to certify that 'tho
AL WAY COOKING STOVE is the very
best Stove now in use,, inasinutilt as they tell!
do more' Cooking, Roasting and Baking, and
do.it with less labor, and last as lOng again as
any other stove now sold. .These celebrated
stoves'Are constantly kept for Sale at a very
reduced price, at the
Gottyshurglionadry Et Machine Shop
where the subscribers, feeling determined to
suit lilt persons, have also the Parlor, Sexton's
:Baltimore Air-tight, Peultskell, mid Cabinelt
:Cook Stove, and. Air-tight and Ten plate Pur
im Stoyes, of the,'mosd beautiful patterns.
The Seylar Ploughs,
which, cannot be surpassed for liarlitness of
draugh4- or. in tllo character of their ►sort: }
are
.constantly on hand for sale, and ,in view
ofthe fact that the M otl;d Evian! of these Pl oug h s
is one fourth heavier than that of other-ploughs,
it is decidedly,•the•cheapest that can be ob
tained.
.0;:r WITH EROW PLOUGHS and others,
Castings for the Woodcock. Plough, Wind .
rail) machinery, Castings and Ho - How-ware,
with every. article usually made at Foundries,
can he obtained here.
(j'l3.lacks►nithintr and Stine Making as
usual. T. WARREN & ON
D0e.22,1851. tf
ITAvING located permanently in Cipttys-
L,bura. offers his professional services to
the public. Office residence in York
stree,l, opposite the'Bank.
,„,,,attiyshiirg, April :24, 1854. ly
J. _LAWRENCE 11.111, M.
TrAS his 0 ffiee one door westof the Lutheran
ehoreh, in Chanaltershurg street, and op.
postte - Groomer's store, when; those wisith“ ,,
to have any' literal:Ai Operadion perfume:
tiro respectfully invited to call.
Dr. D.. Gilbert; Dr. C. N.,fierltirtiv, Dr. D.
'Horner. Rev. C. P. Krauth, D. 1).. Roy. 11. L.
l3anviler,.l). D., Rev. Prof. William M.. Rey
uoldb, Rev: Prof. M ..hutobs, Prof. ll.L.S6ever.
Gettysburg, April 11, 1853. tf .
_
- WM. B. McCLELLAN,
Attorney at Law.
OFFICE on the south side of the Public
Square, two doors west of the Sentinel
office. Aug. 2.4 1853.
DAVID WILLS,
Attorney at Law,
TAS taken Mr. STEVENSON ' S office, North
West Corner of Centre Square.'
Reference.—Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, Lan
caster.
Gettysburg, January 2, 1854.
I~: i .
E. B. BUEHLER,
A l-tnt,t , p 11 .„. 1
a. al 1 CIL 4.1 -.A utg ,r, 9
TILL faithfully and promptly attend to
all business entrusted to hint. Ile
speaks the , German language. -Office at the
same place, in South Baltimore street, near
Forney's Drat , store, and nearly opposite
Mintier & Ztegler's Store. [March :30.
D. TCONAUGRY
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
(Office removed to one door West, of Buehler's
Drug Book-store, Chant hersburg start,)
Attorney' Solicitor for Patents
and Pensions,
130UNTY Land Warrauts, Back-Pav sus:
pended Claims, and all othur elaitns
.mfgt the Government at Washington, D. (%;
ako A meri ea n chims in England. Land VV;11--
rants located and sold, or bought, and highest
Prices given.
Agents engaged in locating warrants in
r ri ot: a ii of WI" • • ,%; •
I hod.; for sale Uwe.
V. - / A pply to him personally or by letter.
Getty burg, Nov. 21, 1853. ly
.w. A. APGINLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LA SAT.
( . 1 FT 1C E in the south-west corner of the
Sqnare. - 'formerly occupied by I). -Me-
Conaughy, Esq. Will attend promptly to alh
business entrusted to his care.
Gettysbur g , May 1-5 1854.
TIIIS, WAY.
'DOCTOR
JOHN. A. SWOPE,
14 EVE. 112 - ENC ES:
HARDWARE STORE.
lIARDWARE,
ino
ST EEL,
GR T.
ERIE'S,
CUT L ER Y, COACH TRIMMINGS
SPRINGS, AXLES,
0 1 4 4r .i? ,L
ccr;i• actre, -- Eila St tlb tag.
Oils, and Dye-stuits,
in general, including every description of art
des in the above lines of business, to which
they invite the uttention of Coach-makers,
Blacksmiths, Carpenters, Cabinet- makers,
Shoe-make s:(-d rs a d I e üblie oen-
.erally.
Our stock -loving been selected with great
care and purchased for Cash; we'giiarantee
the Ready Money,) to dispose of any part of
it on as reasonable terms as they can be pur
chased any where.
- We particularly request a call from our
friends, and earnestly solicit a share of public
favor, as we are determined to establish a char
acter for selling Goods at low prices and doing
'business on fair principles. - •
JOEL, B. _DANNER,
PA VI D ZI KG L ER.
Gettysburg, June 9, 1851. tf
DAILY LIN E.
T 1
E It EDUCED:
P II E subscribers announce to the"travelling
public that they are now running a
DAILY LINE OP STAGES,.
between . Gettysbuig and Cliarnhershurg, leav
leg 7 o'dppli, A. M., and return
ing by 7,o'clock, P. M., of Name day. Fare
each way $1.50.
Stage Office in Gettysburg', at the "Eaglc .
noel." Gen rt TATE & co.
Aug. 16, 1852.
Baltimore k Susquehanna Railroad,
i• ANGE 01-1101TRS,--7
Arrives at York at . ' '
Accommodation Train leaves Culvert
Station at . 4.25 r at
Arrives at York at. 1.42 r m
Ex press Train leaves Calvert Station at 10 rat
A - r ri resit t - -Y-o-r-k at - 1:2 rat
RETURNING.
Way ,Pamspnger -Train will leave liar
ridburg at 1.45 r
Arrivinu at York at 2.15 r
E kpresg Train leaves Harrisburg at 8.45 APa
Arriving at t nrk at 9.')'4 A 51
A. P. IN INC 11 ESTER, Super'[.
I .lfarell2o, 185.1.'
Hanover. Branch Rail Road.
(11.11 NG It: 01" () CTRS.
ruRAINS over the, Hanover Branch road
now , run as follows :
Ist Train will (rave, Hanover at 9.15 A.,M.,
with Passengers for York, ihrrishorg, Colum
bia and Philadelphia, and return to Hanover
with Passengers from Baltimore nI 12 M.
This Train connects also with the klxpress for
Baltimore, arriving there at 1 P. M., stopping
at Glenrock, Parktbn and Cockeysville.
2d Train — will leave Hanover at 2.15 P. M.
with Past..eng - ers for Baltimore, arriving there
at 6.30 ; and return immediately with Passt.n
gers from York, &e., at 5.45 P. M.
3d Train will leave Hanover at 4 3-4 P. M.
with Passengers for York; and return. with
Passengers from Baltimore at S P. M.
The Monday morning extra train will leave
for Baltimore at 5.30; realm al 7, A. M.
EDWARD K. YOUN q, dgent. —
H allover, - Oct. 11, 1854.
A FRESH SUPPLY!
~p~lll unders,igned has ;just returned from
the. City with a large supply of I. Esti
GOO D.S, which he is prepared to sell at prices
which' cannot be beat. Il ls stock consists of
GROCERIES,
(401 kinds, Sugars , , NI Masses, Cotrei-s, Teas,
['kit, Salt, Urackets, Cheese, Pickled Cu
cumbers, &c. Also,
Fruits and Confections;
Oranges, Lemons, Flgs, Raisins, Prunes, &e.
—Also, Powder, Shot, Tobacco, Segars,
Gail's celebrated German Smoking Tobacco,
dnd a variety of other articles—Also, a f irs t.
rate assortment of the best Oaf ities of
LIQUO3S.
Wines anti BrandiPs,of different kinds,N. E.
Bum, Holland Gin, Old Rye, &c.—all of
which can
,be had on the lowest terms at the
Store of the subscriber, in South Baltimore
street, nest door to the "Star" office.
:1 Also, always on hand Z variety of Stone
Jugs, &c.—Give us a call.
E VI A N rT E - GLER.
Getty :burg, May 15, 1851;
- - -
OT . : --
herety given, that the Partnership hereto
fore existing between Tuowts WARREN
and lir 410)ROE W A !MEN, trading under the firm
of T. Warren and 8.311, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons knowing thFm
selves indebted to sa d_ll rm are requested to call
and settle with the subscriber, at the foundry,
or their claims will he left with W. L. CAMP
BELL, Esq., for c o ll e cti o n.
April 3, 1854. T. WARREN.
OS.—Those wishing to select
111°Ir R Ot?l C( a1 .7 arcre assortment of Madras and
Boot Morocco, Pink and Lai: Linings of a so..
perior quality and a: low prices, should call
early at the cheap store of PAHN EsToc Ks.
STOVES---STOYESI
0 N c
t h l nnkl - and for v
a s r LTre at variety , of
o
y cheap. Call
and see them. GEO. ARNOLD.
September 4, 1851.
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A SHALE, DA Gl EOT VPE Likenesq
of Mrs. W.tstet.Ent, deceased. The per
soil having it In possession will be liberally
revc;:rde.d by - sending it tome undersi.ned.
G W A :NIP L
- HAY WAN 'FE D.
PERSONS hilvinE,r Flay to sell,will do well
by eallinv: 00 the stihseriber, in Gellvs
hurt!, who is desirous of purehasitor. The
• e price wt pan at a nnes.
fy:r As he intends havinar, the Hay. after
beint , packed. hanied either to flanover •nr
Ba I tionqe, the prelen-nce to haul iit given
to thoe front whom he oi4v purchase.
The. G. 1852. If
01).\, Sugar and Water ('R teNEItS,
Nut q, G,leh and friloy Lim/
Cakes. (a new article, and not to he beat,) for
sale. cheap 4 by the pound or less, at
piil 24: GILLESPIE'S.
asF,enger
soLONION POWERS.
PitOCLAILMATION
t4e eiti2Pns of OtifiTstrirg.
Palwermfachees Hydro- Electric
"f? f" , a•.! ( trt,c,? . 2) ft 0; •
CION - S.l'f? ['CT El? to he wornnext - to the
skir, prodncinp; a constant current of 13 N
IN ?ET itt:Tl l : D 1.1 , i AON itTl 4 .sl—Pfreeti
INI M EDI ATE It EV; LE . FROM
.ALL -.A:
C UTE PAINS, awl - a
Permanent care rf Neur z 1 is Diseases!
Pulvermacher's Electric' C hains
. were first
used in France, three years since, for the'cure
of Nervous Diseases, and after being submitted
to the most thorough trial, in every hospital
In P9ris, by the most learned professors in
that city, they were recommended to the Gov
ernment of France, who granted a patent for
the disco Very. During the years 1851.2, they
- re-intrmlueen-in_Germany, Au . '• •
and England, and ono year since, introduced
and patented by the United States,Government.
Most.3Blonishinz Cures of
illteurnatigm, lit. Vitus's Dance,
p a inful a n,I-SWelleil Joints, Palpitation or the heart, ,
Not/ ra Igia of the Face, Perisxlical Ilearlache. •
Deafri , g, Illinduess; Pains from Indigestion,
Hysterics, Dyspepsia, , Uterit: Pains.
...very ',space, eraser, 'errorts, •
rq qUielclv and rapidly cured, by simply wear
in the Chains - fora - few hotrre-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 diSeCniered
that they possessed -
,Strange and Singular Power of Instantly Re-
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 institutions, in the
treatmentand cure uf the.above named diseases
No Oilier Mechanical .agent,
in the world, can produce so many well au
thenticated certificates of 'care, from scientific
P vicious and intelligent Patients, as may be
found tn-each pamphlet, which may be obtain•
tad grans at the Drum Store of S. H. BITER
f,I4:EZ, who is the sole Agent for Gettysberz,
and .who will explain
. the manner of use to all
who may apply.
in the city of New York, at the General
Office, 5553' broad way, there are being sold
daily, from forty to sixty CH3INS, and the
sale and demand in Boston.is as (Treat in pro
portion to the population, althourrh they have
only been introduced three month; !
The - erm - rs - s - m-e - F,n - sil - y - worriTa mi - are - eri it all ,
a ;livable to all classes of persons. the child
as well 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. Uninriorg.—Ladies who are
enciente are requested not to wear them.
The prices of the Chains are.s3 and $5, 18
and 30 Links, ?lid can he sent by mail. to any
- part of the State; by addressimr S. H. BU EIi-
LER, only Anent for Gettysburg.
1. STEIN FRT. '5( Rroadway,. N. %.,
General Agent. For sale in all the principal
cities in thejlnited States.
July 3, 1851. 1 y
11 AM
11014 LOW% Y 7 S OINTMENT.
rFlizens ,f the Union,—
yo U h - ave done me the honor as with one
Voice, from one end of the Union to . the
other, - to stamp the character ol my Ointment
with your approhaton. It is scarcely two
years since I made it known to you, and alrea
dy it has obtained more celebrity than any
other medicine in so short a period.
38, earner qf .Jinn 4- Nassau sls., New Fork.
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS,
Arr I? NINE YEARS' STANDING.
Copy of a Letter from Mr. T. W. Langley, of Huntsville.,
Yadkin co., North Carolina. dated Nov. Ist, 1853.
I{ CAD HIS OWN WOVE/S.
To PitorEsson lIoLLowAY Sir,—lt is not
my wish to become notorious, neither is this
letter ‘yritten for the mere sake of writing, but
to say, that your Ointment cured me of one of
the most dreadful cutaneous diseases that flesh
-is heir to, and . which was considered by all
who ktu ine,...to - be entirely beyond the reach
of medicine. For nine years I was afflicted
with one nt the most painful and troublesome
sore legs that ever 11- 1 11 to the lot of man; and
after trying every medicine! had ever heard of,
I resiffned to despair all hope of being cured ;
but a friend brought me a couple of large pots
of your Ointment, which caused the sores on
my legs to heal, and 1 entirely regained my
health, to my agreeable surprise and delight,
and to the astonishment of my friends.
(signed) J. W. LANGLEA".
AN EXTIRORDIN ARV CURE OF A
1311) BREAST, WIZENNEARLY AT
TIIE POINT OF I)EATEL -
Copy of A Letter from Mr. ft : Durant, New Orleans, No-
To PROFESSOR EIOLLOWAY, 38, Corner of
Ann and Naisau ,Streets, N. Y. Dear Sir :
It is with heartfelt gratitude I have to inform
you that by tilt use ofiour Ointment and
U
Pills, the life .my wi has been saved.
For seven years she had a bad breast, with
ten running wounds, (not of a. cancerous .na
tu re). I was told that nothing could save her :
she 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
tained your Medicines from Messrs. Wright
& Co., of Chartres-street, New Orleans. I
send this from "Hotel des Princes," Paris,
although I had written it at New Orleans.
before_we finally left, at that time, not know
ing your address-at New York.
(Signed) R. DURANT.
The Pills s 1 mid be Listed conjointly with the Ointment lit
most of the followlng cases :
Contracted and Lumbago
Bad I.er4
11:u1 Itre3,ts
Bu
MI !Maly
Chilblains Glandular
Chapped hands Swellingii
* * • Solo at the Establishment of Professor
Hot•t.ow.ar, 38, Corner of Ann and Nassau
Streets, New York ; also by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines through
out the United States, in Pots, at 37i cents,
87 cents, and $1,50 cents each. To he had
Wholesale of the principal Drug Houses in
the Union.
- 0.-...7-'l'llPre is a considerable saving by tak
ing the larger sizes.
N. 8.---Directions for the guidance of pa
tients in every disorder are affixed to each Pot.
_July 3, I 55.1. lyeow
TERMS.
One Copy one year, s3—two e th o e pi p 'e r s r l , n i e i
year, er one copy two years. t ss — file Copies
one year, and an extra copy t
sendin(4 the club, Slo—eight Copies one year,
do. sls—eleven Copies one year, do. .$2O.
.p...23--Clodey's Lady's Book and Arthur's
A FACKF,REI„ Codfish, Salmon, Herring, Home Magazine will both be sent one year
111 Pork, limns and Sides, Shoulders, L ar d for :•Ff.3 50. To insure what you order tb b e
---a-n-d-Citet-se,--cons. [II-may-on Irand allit fo - r - § - ste ---- certziral — senti -2 ildres's ---
by J. Palmer & Co., Market tree L. A. GOOEY.
11 . ha if, PHIL;IDELPIILI.'
___ , ;
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October 9,1651. 3in 1 ft.- - ..Specintens sent when desired.
------- November 20 , 1851. 3t
SPOUTING! SPOUTING! _
_ _ . ----
0 EoI?GE and Henry Wainpler w ill ina l ie i -- 1 roceile.. - and qacestsware.—
' , kJ - House Spouting, and pia 1 / 1 1 the same low, kT J. 8,. - 1 ; ILI "U ER d''fi''". the 1 "w n m
fo'r cash or country ptoduce. lar,tters anal all coun ty to proa net! Ch Paper nllll hotter Graceries
on hers wishine2- their li o 'if: ex • Haws. &c. and Qicensware than he i:nov% sollitor. B u s se
seated, would do ‘vell to Live them a can, of first rat , ' quality athi lu'l'd to _beat. for (tidy
(1. Si:. H. WAMPLER. a I , 7Pa pound, and everything else in propor
- Ulm. [April 10.
„ .
adies 9 Dress Goods. of every style,
blk A Ipacca for 1!24 cents; Castiniere 1.23;
Debe , Tes from 16 to 37& cents; Cnilicnes front'
5 to 1.2; Muslins from 5 to Ifq;:inti everything
else in proportion, at the New Store or
Oct. 16. I. S. GRAMMER.
i April IS, 1633.
lieving Pains,
3 Curt fur 1111
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
voinber 9th. 1933
Sti Juiuts Sk
Fistula.' Rheumatism Scurvy
Falt Ithettm Sore-heads
IBIED
Soak's L'lren;
Fury :CiprieS WOULAS
TO TUE MILLINERY MRADR, AMERICAN ARTISTS' .UNION!
, • JOHN STONE & SONS. • ; rif ~,tiE
IMPoIITERS AND• DRAth cis itv AMERICAN ARTISTS' 'UNION' Would re
spectfully announce to the citizens of the ,
. .
FRENCH IifILLINERY tnODsI
. t1...T - iiited. Stmes and the Canadas. that for the
No. 45 South Second street, Philadelphia, ' i purpoi.e of cultivating a taste for the fine arts
i throughout - the country, and with -a view or
ARE now prepared to offer their custotners ; enabling every family to become possessed of
gallery o f
and the trade, an unusually large and well ! a Engravings,
stecc.ed assortment' of II 11l HO NS, - SATINS, f
VEL V ETS, - I." EATH Ell - S, ' FLONv Jots, 1 - ‘e
A e ,
:By the Artists of t he g
LACES, am! every article appertaining to thei•they have' determined, in order to create art
Millinery trade. - eitensive sale for their Engravings, and thus:
1•"*Our stock being of of oven direct im.: ! nut Only give employment to a large number ,
portat inn, offers great ad vantages both in styles t of artists and others, hut inspire among our
and prices. , . . (s ept .,lB.. 2i. i ., i countrymen a taste for works ofart, to
when'
2511,000
to the . purchasers of their Engravings, when .
2541,000 of . which are sold,
250,000 GIFTS, OF THE ACTUAL COST
OF $ - 150,000 .
Each - purchaser of a One Dollar Engraving,
Alterefre,receiii-es—notorri-OV
richly'worth the money, but also a ticket.
Which entitles him to one of the Gifts when
they are distributed. . . .
Fbr time DOlllaiiit a hicritly finished.
Engraving, beautifully PAINTED in- OIL,
and FIVE - GIFT TICKETS, will,be sent ;or-
ii:i umj&
280 . Market street, aloove 81h, Philadelphia.
,C. Rush Sc. Bro., Proprietors. .
of.• ,r
of the principal thorou ghfares
. of the city.
No e ff ort spared to make vtsiters comfortable.
$l,OO per day. • • -
June 12, 1854. ly
No. 210 Pratt Street, Baltimore.
- K N O 1)
T;; Prrrjsrzetirr. —
JOH N G. KNO - D E, Superintendent.. •
May •8, 1854. 1 y - •
"WATCHES, JEWELRY,
- Slivertviere Fancy ,Goosris.
2e -A Choice' Assortment of the Finest Qual
ity, for Sale at the Lowest Cash Prices, at'
Wm. IR. Eltorthciad>s,
NO. 184 'SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Between Pine-and Union, West side,' Philad'a.
r(1 H E assortment erribtaces.a Larg e
lect Stuck (tr Fine tValches, - Jewelry, Silver
Ware, Albata Ware, plated 'with:fine Silver, in
Spoons, Forks, Ladles, 4'e.—Jct Goods, Fans
and Fancy. Articles of a supeiior quality, de
serving the examination ofthose who desire to
procure the best goods at. the Lowest Cash Pricei.
Having a practical knowledge of the -busi
ness, and all available facilities for Importing
and Manufacturing, the subscriber confidently
invites purchasers, believing that he can sup
ply them on terms as favorable as any other
establishment in either of the Atlantic Cities:
Jz All Lindg of Diamond arid Pearl Jewel
ry and Silver Ware manufactured to order,
vi thin-a-reasonable titne.
oz:tr. Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware
fail efu y repatrei
WM. B. ELTONFJEAD, - , --
- '• IS4 Soitth '2(t St.,
a Cow dorirs above the 2U St. Market, We , t :Ade.
n the youth Window of the :Store, may
be seen the famouS BIRD* CLOCK, which
commands the ad mil-Aloft of the ticientific and
curious.
October 2, 1854. ly
IL-r-Pc, NURSERY TREES _FOR
SALE. •
LOW PIUCES.
t- PPLE, Peach, ,Pear, Cherry, Plum. A
pricot, Almond and Nectarine, carefully
selected. Large size Grape Vines, Straw
berry and Raspberry Plants, Silver Maples,
large anil straight. Apply to
JAMES S. PETERS,
Onicoidville, Del. co., Pa.
October 23; 1854. Ini _
•
. Godey's Lad3es BOok for 1865.
Twent yfiflh - Year of Publication by the same
Publisher.
MHE only Lady's Book acknowledged by
I the Ladies of this country as worthy of
its name.
Principal Points of 41fraction for 1855.
It contains 100 pages of reading in every
month's number—not beginning with a large
number in January, and decreasing through
out the year.
BEAUTIFUL PLATES,
Line or Mezzotint, in every number. _
Godey's reliable - Steel Fashion Plates
(colored) in every number—the only Fashion
Plates that are considered as authority.
Knitting, Netting, and Embroidering print
ed in colors.
• Music—two pages monthly.
Easy Lessons in Drawing are given
monthly.
Godey's Invaluable Receipts, worth alone
Three Dollars a year—for Cooking, the T o i.
let, Sick Room, Nursery, and Miscellaneous
House-keeping Receipts.
----- , - I)hiaritoisThifd — Plaits; with foil directions,
for Ladle., to out their own dre,3ses.
Patterns for Children's dresses, both male
and female. .
MODEL COTTAGES.
Great attentifin paid to this department.
A Treatise on ,the Hair, a most excellent
article for the preservation and beautifying- of
this most valuable ornament to both sexes.
Undoubted Receipts, Model Cottages, Mo
del Cottage, Furniture,, Patterns for Window
Curtains, Music, Crotchet
. Work, Knitting,
Netting, Patchork, Crotchet Plower Work,
Hair Braiding, Ribbon Work, Children's and
Infant's Clothes, Caps, C hernketes, Bonnets,
Cloaks, Evening Dresses, FAney Articles,
Head Dresses, Flair Dressing, Bridal Dresses,
Mantillas, Riding Habits, Morning and Even
ititr Dreses, Cloaks, 'Palmas, Robes du
Chambre, Capes and Cloaks of fur in season;
in fine, everything that can interest a lady,
will find Its - appropriate place in her own
Book.
Remember that the Lady's Book has al
ways given Steel Eng,ravinirs, and throughout
the year, nit% publishing them-in January and
February numbers, and then omitting, them.
In the Lady's Book alone you receive ivhat
no other three Magazines can furnish you
with:
Sore-throats
EVERYDAY A CTU)% L ITI ES.
This is another series of Trticles peculiar to
t is Magazine. Every or of these articles
is illustrated with at least eight or ten of the
finest wood engravings. This department is
very interesting, conveying information iri an
agreeable tOldl, suitable for ladies and gentle
men, that cannot be obtained elsewhere.
The expense of one number of the Lady's
Book, including steel engravings and literary
matter, paid for, not taken from English mag
azines, far exceeds that of any other Magazine
pnblislwd in this country. We make no ex
ception, and are Willing to have the fact
tested.
LT
,;•
can be selected from the Catalogo , and sent
by return of mail or -express - ,
____
copy of theCatalogue, together with a
specimen of one of the Engravings, can be seen
at the office of this paper..
For , each Dollar sent, an Engraving actu
ally worth that sum, and a Gift Ticket, will
nsediate forwarded.
51; ggg
The Committee believing that the success
of this GREAT NATIONAL UNDERTAKING will
be materially promoted by the energy and en
terprise of inte!ligent and_persevering, Sgents,
have resolved to treat with such on the most
liberal terms.
Any person wishing to become -an Agent,
by sending {post paid) $l, will receive by re
turn of mail, a One. Dollar Engraving, a GlF'r
TIC Kul', a Prospectus, a Catalogue, and all
other necessary information.. -
On the final completion of the sale, the
Gifts will be placed in the hands of a CONF.
AIITTEE Of the PURCHASERS IQ, be DISTRIBUTED,
due notice of which will be given. throughout
the United States and the Canadas..
List of :
100 Marble busts of Washington, at
100 •' « Clay,
100 cc . " Webster,
cc — Calhoun,
.50 elegant Oil Paintings, in splendid: gilt
„- .
100 elegant Oil Paintings. 2:t3 feet each, 50 • 5,0011
500 steel plate Engrg logs, brilliantly colored
in oil; rich gilt tonnes, 24x30 in. each, 5,000.
IC,OOO elegant steel plate Engravings. color
ed in oil. of - the Washington. Moutunent,.
20K26 Inches each, :& 44,0013 v
237,000 steel plate Engravings, from 100 dif
ferent plates now in possession of and
owned by the Artists' Union, of the inar
ket value of- frost 50 coats to Si each,
1 tirst-elass Dwelling, in 01st st.,.N. Y. City,
22 Building Lots in lOU and 101st :its. N. Y.
City. each 25x100 feet deep, at 1,000 22,000-100
100- Vtlla conLiining each ten Own-sand:
reel- in the suburbs of New I urk City. and
cool 11411/ling- a magnificent view of the
• Davison River and Long Island sound, at
20 perpetual luaus or cash, without interest,.
or security, of $250 etch,
100 6.
51 "
20 11
f,
100 61
250
2000 4,
Reference in regard to the Real Estate, F. -
j.' Visscher & Co., Real Est-me Brokers, New
York. Orders, post paid, with money enclos-.
ed, to be addressed.
. .
J. W. HOLBROOKE, See'y,
-. - 505 Broadway, N. Y..
E- - -The Engravings in the Catalogue are
now ready for delivery.
November 6, 1854. 6in
Graham's Ame Amt. Magazine,
TH E Patriarch of AMerican monthlies,
now in its twenty•ninth year, during which,
time it has never ranked second to any periott—
teal in the world, offers for 1855 attractions
superior to those "of any former year. The best
American Authors .fill our columns with the
Kral ts of their genius, w Ist' ou r ustrationtri
(which, on both steel and wood, haie been
pronounced by the press to surpass those pub
lished in any other periodical in America,) are
designed by American Artists, and engraved
by Ainetican Engravers. In addition. to the
former literary attractions of the, Magazine r
we shall hereafter have an
which grill be enriched by short contributions,
correspondence 'and_, poetry, variously grave
and humorous.' Weiiaie also added a
FASHION DEPARTMENT,
-which will be under the - charge of Madame
Julie de Marguerites, and will contain the la
test Paris Fashions, FaShionable
,Chit-Chat,
and matters, of general interest to Ladies. Our
Monthly Summary of Current fly - ems, and our
Review of New' Books, will be prepared,.as
heretofore, - ,by %V r. Dowe, and E. P. WHIP
PLE. We will also every month publish Vo
cal and Instrumental MUSIC, and a Plate of
Paris Fashions. As this Magazine is not con
nected with any other periodical, its 'matter
and illustrations being prepared exclusively
for it, will not appear any where else, and, be
ing a Family Magazine, will take no part in'
Political, Sectional, or Religious disputes.—
Each number will contain a
Splendid Sleei Engraving—Superior Wood
Illustrations,
Prose and Poetry - by the best Authors---the
Editor's 'Fable—Fashionable Chit-Chat--
Monthly Summary—Review of New Books=
Music—Fashion Plate, and Comic -Illustra
tions. In addition to which we offer timer
MAGNIFICENT PREMIUMS.
Terms :
With Premiums,
1 copy one year, in advance, $3
2 copies one year, 5
4 " and 1 to agent or getter up of club, 10
ti_ « 44 Lk 20
. ,
,I'A premium will be given to every Sub.
scriber and Agent at these rates, at their op
tion To take the Portraits of the Presidents, or
the two smaller Plates.
IVith Either of Smaller Plates.
7 copies;and 1 toagt or getter up of club, 15
Club Terms without Premiums. •
11 copies, and 1 to agt or.getter up olclub,2o'
For SG one copy will he sent three years.
Subscriptions may be sent at our
When the amount is large, a draft 51i4+442 , be
procured, if
,possible—the cost of which may
be deducted from the amount.
Philadelphia, Nov. 27; 1854.
II II DAV Aln
i& L A RGE addition to our stock of Nard-
%are, Carriage Trimmings, Sz.c., has
been made, and those in want of any article in
thAtlime„sliould not fail to examine our stock.
We pledge ourselves to sell cheaper than the
cheapest. Come to FAH N ESTOC KS'.
October 16. 1854.
THE subscriber hereby gives twice to those
who have promised him WOOD on ac
count, that he is in want of it, and that unless
it is delivered forthwith, without any flintier
notice, the accounts will he pl.iced in the hands
of an officer for collection, and the money re
quired. ' T. 'W AR REN.
EDITOR'S TABLE,
RICHARD H. SHE & CO.,
Publishers.
r a!)lial4
$lOO. $lO.OOOl
100 1010 ,
100 30,000
DO. 5 NO,.
41,onch,
12,00 Q
6,000 ,
15,0u0
5,000•
5,000.
5,000 ,
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