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8 103ALPELE12," Jan. 1, 1855.
KIND P.A.126248:- , . _ _
ISElNiiiet with this brief - Address
Noir greets the Patrens of the Press—
This. tribute at your feet I lay,
Arid Wriah you all a happy day,
t t o you my call paid
And kind trgrahilations made,
Then wheel Time kept rolling on,
And nos another year is gone. -
Gone with its pleasures' and its cares ;
Gain?' with its.hopes and joys and fears ---
Gone to Oblivion's glooMy main ;
• • u a in: .
The agetits rapid noUrse regret,
But soeirtheir gain •regrets fbrget ;
The youngwish for the old year's flight
And hail the . New Year with delight& -
Bemorselca Timesthus - glides away,
And in his footsteps leaves decay.
Be on his ruins smiles; andjuillex
Ceireithitchward - ttratch - forever. -- 7 -----
r .• ade
Itemise =every hour is laid ;
_lt„-diantred.the bright and flashing eye,
And crushed,fpnd hopesas it passed by
It, passed o'er plains where battle raged
And hostile hosts in strife engaged.
It'ssaw'the angry ocean roar
APclthausarids sink to rise no more ;
riattlin Burnpe battle rage,
Anaw the Turk, with Russ engage
Iw deadly conflict ;- and proud France
AndEnglinikaoin to try Mei? chance.
The litiiiiartitear, bidS Turk defiance,
Andgrowluttith rage at the, alliance.
The battlenow has just begun
And,hrolki Will, soon inrivers run.
*sr it will end no one can know,
The future that can only show.
lintoiktrleateright well may boast,
For they will hare a Turkey "roost. •
But 'there's' a land of summer showers—,
- Of peaceful,Plains:-=offielda and flowers ;
Where war's shrill trumpet has 'not ame—
n claims the name of FizEnon's
That region,' Patrons, is our home, •
4„truly,riehly faiered .one:-,
The hind which Washington set free,
And made the home of Liberty— .
Bat thirteen States at Freedom's birth,
..1011nue i tatiOn'of the 'Earth.
Vith Time,..onr course was onward—on,
Afideoirwe number thirty.one•
lair sheriti„ two . mighty Oceans bound,
Aidiitilie'ir'giendetir thunder roncd
Ourland; - and to the world
They bear our stars and stripes unfurled.
Thefituditich Islands. too, we'll get,
thin the sea our States will deck,
And soon on lovely tuba's Isle,
Ottestars and stripes will float in style.
Let Frittee4tribid 43uronward'course,
Azad' England put her threits in force
ItslztlY we'll rule Cotutnbia's shore,
O, spark the British Lion's ;roar.
Our star ofglory now is bright,
Aid Nations look , to n's for light ; •
___Thtrmay_i_t_brillient ever be,
Arid:guide the world to liberty.
Otfi ihip of State rides 'boldly on,
e'er it did in good t in ges gone :
Demociacy, still faithfully -
Onides her o'er stormy Faction's sea.
too; we find our native State,
44'0 1 her ARstioo9o great ;
Her laws are just, and right ,secure.
To all alike—both rich `andpoor ;
Sherii the Keystone of the arch,
She " stays diiunion in its
,march.
Trne 4 to the:Union rpmtare stand
An honor to*our hippy land."
WheaPenn first found this region wild,
Where roamed in joy the Savage child,
lre Plantedfreedbin's banner here,
Where the oppressed his heart might cheer.
No tyrant here might chain the mind,
But all a happy home might find ;
* And here upon this favored sod
Might, as they thought fit, worship God.
But now those happy days are past,
And this sad time has come at last;
When freemen meet at dead of night,
To rob their brethren of their right.
This, Patrons, is a burning shame—
base burlesque on Freedom's name.
Arms), and ere it be too late,
Redeem your loved, your native State !
Old &lams too which we love best,
We must confess is richly blest ;
Her mature brave, her daughters fair,
And pleasure reigns supremely there.
Soon "we will see the Iron Horse
Make giant strides upon his course ;
And this will be, when those times come,
The tteatest place in Christendom.
Proscription here has met defeat,
the Whig's and Know Nothings are beat--
Then let our banner float on high,
For we have won a victory.
Another year has now begun,
',Whew rapid course willsoon be run ;
Then let us all with courage strive, ,
To do our duty while we live.
And now, kind friends, I end my lay,
-May you enjoy this New-Year day ; •
-Ara when yOur hearts beat high with joy.
Oh. then rnakeklad Me Carrier boy.
CARRIER.
ialLiw Ira's,
11-SKELLY respectfully . informs his
0 • old customers and the public generally,
—that--he-enG _BUSE
;AVESS,.at his old stand, in South Baltimore
street, where be will be happy toacconarnodate .
all w ho may patronise him. All work en
arcs a to lira - ca - re - trifiltifiaTcFiraietd Lie of
most substantial make. Thankful for past
favors, he Edicts a continuance of public pa
tronage.
- terrait Nem York Spring and Summer
Fashions are received. - Call and see them.
Gettysburg, May 1, /854:
ODA. Sugar and Water CR kfIKERS,
fig7GT niiiii.—Nitli; —Scolds and Jenny — Lind ip., OR Cl - lIIISTMAS.=7'he Great Double
Cakes. fa new article, and not to be beat.) for ' 1 ` . Brother Jortathats.--200 copies received.
'wile, cheap, by the puled of less, at I Price 1e.3 eents. or 10 entries for $l. For
Aptil 44. : - GILLESPIE'S. ;sato at KELLEII. KUII'I'Z'S Bookatuza.
Pktiliviwilutilli:v.viihi :74
'PHIS is to 'notify all persons from trespass
& ina on our premises, (being in:Sltshan
township,) by gunning or otherwise. We
therefore are determined - to enforcethe full ex
tent of thelaw on all that disregard this notice. -
. Joseph Wibk, John Herbst,
George Howard, Daniel Spangler,.
Peter ?rustle, Christian Benner,
- William Spangler, Ephrata) Deardorff,
Daniel Stalhmith, John M. Brinker V,
David S. Sheffer, Daniel Benner,
Henry Monfort, Wrn. Wibk,
John Wible, J. B. Leas.
John Bender, Daniel Lady. •
25, 1854. 3t .._
OTICE TO GUNAIRS.
HE undersigned bereby.tify all persons
.- , : • :in, on their premises.
either by Gunningor otherwise. iev -,- a - re
determined to
.enforce the law to its full ex
tent apinst all who disregard this notice. ---
Jacob Hershy, David Heat y,
Samuel Hartzely Saran Hartzell,
David Schriver, John Hamilton,
George Starry, Thomas Scott,'
Thomas ste Henry 1. George J. Keckler,
Miller, Jacob• Hankey,
---- 17avid — Keekler, Henry-F. - Mirmigh,_
Isaac Deardorff, Frederick Herr.
MannikaagiiMMINIIIIIIIIIMIE
LIST OF . LETTE RS,
Remaining ifs the. Rust Office at Gettysburg,
January 1, 1855. ..
Armstrong Mary • ; Kerns,Emily M.
Beininger Marc-. Latshaw Peter
Bream F. 2 . Miles Catharine Mrs.
Beisely Geo. Miller Elizabeth .
Bell James McLellan Capt. Jno.
Coffman Jacob H. Heirs of the Late
Colton Emily 14. Maser Geo.
Chambers Rebecca . O'Njet Peter
Cuvid Lavinia • Powell W. S.
Deakin, Daniel Read Daniel
Diggs Susan Schierenbeck Mr. 2
Delimit Wm. H. &shaver Margaret
Dort Abraham . Slonaker David
Dettarar M. E. Stauffer Abner K.
Hagy John - Swartz Hiram
Hager Mr. Tate Robt.
Hamliton Elizabeth Warings L. T.
Hartzell' Mary E. Wierman P. T.
Harman Salta Wetherall Wm. E.
Herman Jacob Wilson Mary
Heriter Jacob ,Zittle Horatio
Huffman Louisa German Letter.
Kazenttinever Matins Claude Beget Monsieur
Keay or Willy Sally
• •W M. GILLESPIE, P. M.
(Persons calling for letters in the above
List will please say they are advertised. ,
January 1, 1855. -
TAX APPEALS.
111 g COMMISSIONERS of Adams coon
_...t ty_ hereby
_give notice that they have
fixeru on the following — times for the hold
ing of appeals fur the several Boroughs and
Townships of Adams county, at the office of
the County Commissioners at Gettysburg,
when and where they will attend to hear ap
peals, between the hours of 9 o'clOck, A'. M.,
and 3 o7clock, P. M. . .
T
oi,
For the townships of Mountjoy, Germany,
Union,- Conowago, Mountpleasant, Berwick,
Oxford, Straban Hamilton, Reading, and Ty
rone, on Thurs:lay, Me 25th qf January next.
For the townships of Huntington, Latimore,
Menallen,' Butler, Franklin, Hainiltonban.
LibertY, Freedom, Cumberland, and the Bo
' rough of •Gettysburg, on Friday, the 26th of
January next.
JOHN MICKLEY, jr.,
•
. 4 , • #
' GEORGE MYERS,
. Dec. le, 1854. td
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
NOT.. is hereby given to all Legatees
and other persons concerned, that the
Adminisfralion Account* hereinafter mentioned
will be presented at the Orphan!sCourt_ of
Adams county , for confirmation and allowance,
on Monday, the 1514 of January next, viz :
1. Then lrof Jacob Hankey, Executor
of the last d testament of Philip Schri
ver, deceased, who was Administrator of Wm.
Hartzell, deceased.
3. The first and final account of George
Chritzinan._4.dministrator of Henry -Holling
er. deceased.
WM. F. WALTER, Register.
Register's (Mice. Gettysburg,
December 18, 1854.
HARDWARE STORE.
Min E subscribers would respectfully an-
Jr imams to their friends and the public that
they have opened a, 1+114:W HARDWARE
STOR E, in Baltimore :Street, adjoining. the
residence of David Ziegler", Gel' llsburg,in which
they are opening a large and general assort
ment of
HARDWARE,
, Iron, Steel,' Groceries,
cuTtap.: RY. COACH TRIMMINGS,
SPRINGS, AXLES,
aLLEMUtliraiaanT9
Irebar—ro.tre, s3l)oe
• Paints? Oils, and Dye-stetn,
in general, including every description of arti
cles in the above lines of business, to which
they invite the attention of Coach-makers,
Blacksmiths, Carpenters, Cabinet • makers,
Shoemakers, Saddlers, and' the public gen
erally.
Our stock having been selected with great
care and parebastd - for Cash, we guarantee (fur
the Ready Money,) to dispose of any part of
it on as reasonable terms as they can be pur
i 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 do
ing business on lair principles.
JOEL B. DANNER,
DAVID ZIEGLER.
Gettysburg., Jorie 9. 1851. tf
TAKE NOTICE.
lIIHR undersigned wishei all who are in
debted to him by note or book account, to
call and pay np on or before the hired day of
February next. Those who disregard. this no
tice vt iil find their accounts in the hands of an
officer for collection.
J•nl. 1, 1855. _ A BR'll. ARNOLD.
STOVES---STOVES!
VI hand and for sale, a igrsai variety of
A. I COOK STOVES—very cheap. Call
- ad - see them. GEO. ARNOLD.
-- Septetiii;er47lBsl; -- •
A Good Family Horse for Sale.
THE undersigned has for salea good
FAMILY HORSE—dark brown,
six years old next spring, gentle, and sound
as a dollar. For further information apply to
Dec. 18. 3t J. L. HOLTZWORTEL
DERR'S HOTS ,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
THE subscriber. wishing to remove to the
West, offers at Private Sale, that truly
1 12tV.Lg Ratan
situated in North Market Street, Prederick
City, Md. The im* provementr
large and substantial Two-Stor:
BRICK HOUSE,
fronting on Market Street, fifty _
five feet by thirty-six feet deep ; attached is a
brick Back Building, sixty feet deep; there are
also a Brick Smoke House, Hug Pen, and
oTher out buildings ; a large paved wagon
yard and a Stable. capable - of Stabling forty
horses, with a neverfailing well of excellent
• • •it • (I,a • stock in the same.
The main building was thoroughly repaiWt
two years ago, the wood work being entirely
new l
• the bar and kitchen are supplied with
Hydrant Water and the first floor with Gas.
There are good, dry and airy cellars, divided
into three apartments, under the whole build ;
ing. Attached to the above property is a large
and commodious -
STORE_ItOOM
.
fronting on Market Street 20 feet. with a depth
. .
years ago by myself. of the best materials and
possessing au the modern improvements re
quisite for making it a superior room for any
Mercantile branch of business. It has an
open front, supported by cast iron pilasters,
into 'which the shutters fold. There is also a
dry cellar under the whole store. The advan
tages,-the whole of this property possesses
over all others of the kind in this city, are
well known. - Located in a square where
there is a larger amount of business done than
in any other; commanding the-travelling trade
of the whole Northern portion of Frederick
.and Carroll counties. and - the adjoining , coun
ties of Pennsylvania, and at this time doing a
successful-- , business, which can be increased
fpm twenty-five to Taty per cent., by a small
additional investinent. p er
Property being
So well known 1 deem further comment un
necessary, as persons wishing to purchase
can call and satisfy. themselves of its numerous
ad van tages.
TERMS will be made to suit purchasers,
by giving satisfactory security.
Vti M. H. DERR.
N. IL—LMy Stock of DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES . wiI! he sold with the property,
if desired.
Dec. 11, 1854. 6t
PROCLAMATION.
HER RAS the- Hon. ROBERT J. FISHER I ,
President of the several Courts of Com
mon Plea's, in the Counties composing the
19th District, and JUstiee of the Courts of Oyer
and Terminer,and Genera • Delivery, for
the trial of all capital d other offenders in
the said oistrict,and . Alum. ft — RUSSELL and --
Jowl MaopcLev, Es s. Judges of the Courts of
Common Pleas, and 'Justices of the Courts of
Oyer and Terminer, anu General Jail DO ivery,
for the trial of all capital and other offenders
in the County of Adams—have issued their pre
cept hearing date the 24th day of November,in
the year of our LORD one thousand eight hundred
and fifty-four, and to roe directed, for holding
a Court of Common Pleas, and General Quar
ters Sessions of the Peace, and General Jail
Delivery, and Court of Oyer and Terminer; at
Gt.ttysburg, on Monday, the 15/h day r f Jan' y.
next—NoTtcE Is HEREBY (lIVEN to all the
Justices of the Peace, the Coroner and-Consta
bles within the said County of Adams, that they
ho then and there in their proper persons, with
tor o's, "cc' I
lions, and other lietnembrauces, to do those
things-which-to_timir_offices_atatin_thatilehaff
appertain to he done, and also, they who will
prosecute against the prisoners that are or then
shall be in the Jail of the said County of
Adams, and to be then and there to prosecute
against them as shall he just.
HENRY THO NI.A Sy Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Dec. 11, 1851.
TEO lITATEmmTITI WEL
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
rpm: undersigned takes pleasure in inform
ing the citizens of Gettysburg and the
public generally, that he is prepared to furnish
GARMENTS of all kinds, for GENTLE-
M EN'S WEAR, at the shortest notice, anal
in the latest possible style. Having opened
Ilkrchant Tailoring establishment, to C ham
beWirg street, opposite the Lutheran church,
and secured the services of experienced work
men, he feels confident of pleasing all who
may favor him with their patronage. Coun
try produce taken in exchange for work.
J. S. GRAMMER.
December 4,1854.
CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR.
Choice and Valuable Books.
T HAVE just received from Philadelphia and
I. New York, the best English and Ameri
can editiods of the beat Authors in every de
partment of Literature, known as standard
Authors - of value, and BOUND IN A MOST
SUPERIOR MANNER, in the choicest
library styles of calf extra, half calf gilt and
antique, Turkey Morocco, &c. &c., forming
altogether the most superb collection of Books
which T have ever had the pleasure of offering
to my numerous friends and customers ; and
which, together with an unrivalled stock of
Elegantly Illustrated Works, ag,
213 /1 -
Prayer and Hymn Books, Superbly Bound
Books, and best Editions in Library Bindings,
now displayed in tempting array on numerous
loaded counters, form altogether an endless
variety horn which to select Christmas
New Year Presents, as to fully keep up Our
well-known reputation or offering the finest
assortment of desirable. Books in the richest
and most substantial binding. The under
signed in - Vites the attention of every individual
in Adams county to call and visit now, while
the assortment is full and complete.
KrPrices to suit the times.
KELLER KURTZ,
Bookseller and Stationer,
Dec. 18. S. E. Cor. Centre Square.
GVAIABAI.3
No. 240 Pratt Street, Baltimore.
ISRAEL KNODE. Proprietor.
JOHN C. KNODE, Superintendent.
May 8, 1854. ly
° Second-hand Carr
CA iktges. -
A"W good second-hand RRIAGES
and BUGGIES to be had for Cash or
Country Produce
_at C. W. HOFFMAN'S
Coach Vactory. August 14.
Dissolution of Partnership.
THKpartnership heretofore existing be
tween TIPTON & BRO., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will he continued at the old stand, in the Dia
mond, by J. W. 'l s irrobr.
January 1, 1855.
CIOME ONE ! COME AL[.!—To see those
k .. / cheap Goodsjust received by
Oct. - ?. _ A. AKNOLD.
A l 9
liatehante,Ventrs, Flora, Helm, & the,Danciag Girl!
with Fifteen Statuettes in Bronze, and
several hundredlagnsficent Oil Paintings,
form. the collection of prizes to be distributed
among . the members of the Cosmopolitan Art
Association at the first annual distribution, in
January next.
ca consist of a
_ _ _
Tilt COSMOPOLITAN ART AND LITZRART AS.
SOCIATION,
Organized far the Encouragement and General
--- Dijusion of Literature and the Fine
Arts, on a new and original plan.
This popular Art, Association is designed
to encourage and popularize the Fine Arts,
and disseminate wholesome Literature through.
out the country. A Gallery of Art is perma
nen;ly founded, and will contain a valuable
• .• • °•.* • • ; • , , for the
annual distribution of each year. The best
Literature of the day, well be issued to the:'
subscribers, consisting of the popular Monthly
Magazines, Reviews, &c.
The com mittee of management have the plea
sure of announcing that the First. Annu'al Dia.
.tribution will take place on the 30th of Jamie
ry, 1855, en which occasion there will be dis
tributed or alloyed to members, several lion
dred_Works of Ar4 - afnong - which - is the,-origi
nal and world -renowned-Statue of the GREEK
SLAVE. Pnetiv , - • Ave
-/RAM oVer JLo
thousand dollars! -toffether with the , beautiful
Statues of VENUS. BACCHANTE, REM FLORA,
and the DANCING GIRL; and fifteen Statuettes
in Bronze, imported from Paris4,alsof a large
collection of Omr. PAINTINGS. comprising some
of the best productions of celebrated American
and Foreign Artists. , •_
The Literature issued to subscribers. :con
sists of the following Monthly Magazines:—
Harper's, Putnam's. Knickerbocker, , Black
wood's, Graham's, Magazine of .6.'1, and God
ey's Lady's Book, 'and the °Qnarterly Reviews
re-printed in New York : Edinburgh, West
minster, London Quorterly, and IVisrth British.
PLAN FOR THE CURRENT YEAR.
The payment of three dollars constitutes any
one a member of this Association, and entitles
him to any one of the above Magazines for one
year, and also a ticket in the distribution of the
Statuary.and Paintings which are to le allot
ted to members in Jantiary.
Persons taking five nternberships are entitled
to five of the Magazines one year, and to six
tickets in the distribution.
Perilous, on becoming members, can have
their Magazine commence with any month they
choose, and rely on its- being mailed to them
promptly on the first of every month, direct
front the Publishers.,
Litlell's Living .thre, weekly, - is .furnished
one year and two memberships for Stl.
The net proceeds derived from the sale of
memberships are devoted to the purchase of
Works of Art for the ensuing year:
Books open to receive names at the - Eastern
office, New York.or Western office, Sandlisks.
Tile-Gallery of Art is located at Sandusky,
(the Western office of the Association,) where
superb Granite Buildings have been erected for
it, and in whose spacious saloons the splendid
collection of Statuary & Paintings is exhibited.
THE A DVANTAG ES SEC UR ED by be—
coming a member of this Association are
-Ist. All persons receive the full value of
their subscription at the start, in the shape of
sterling Magazine Literature.
2d. Each member is contributing, toward
purchasing choice Works of Art, which arer to
be distributed among themselves, and are at
j the same time 'encouraging the Artists of-the
country, disbursing thousands of dollars
through its agency..
Persons remitting funds for membership,
q -. • st " pais* ed ind state
the month with which they wish their niaoa
zinPs to commence, and also their posi office
airth - t - Foccir — uf - which-,'a-cer
ti fi ea te of Membership, together with the mag
azine-desired, will be forwarded to any part of
the country.
Those who purchase Magazines at Book
stores,.will - observe that by joining this MOM
riation. they receive the Magazine and Free
Ticket in - the anneal distribution, all at the
same price they now pay for the Magazine
alone. -
Persons subscribing any time before .the
30th of January, are entitled to the Magazines
fir 1855
CLOSINU OF THE BOOKS.
SubScriptions will he received up to the 30th
of January, at which time the dis:tribution will
take place.
Illustrated Descriptive Catalogues of the
whole collection to he distributed, will be
sent free of charge on applieation.
0::7-0ffic.es of the. AAsoeiatior, at the K
erhocker Magazine office. 348 Broadway,
New York, and at No. 166 Water street, San
dusky, Ohio. Address, (at either office,)- for
membership,
C. DERBY, ACTUARY C. A.& L. A.
December 25, 1854.
H A t
iSe
st u s a t n
d opened
e o s n t e
s o t f oc t k h
s e l o a f , F
r ge s A t, L p ret.
WINTER GOODS ever brought to Gettys
burg, and he invites the public to call, exam
ine and judge for themselves—no trouble to
show Goods. His new stock embraces a very
large variety of
Ladies , Dress Goods,
such as Silks, Turc Satins, Mous DelaneS,
Bombazines, French Merinoes, Deßages,
Alpaccas, Coburg Cloths, Ginghams, Cali
coes, &c. &c. &c.
In the line of Gentlemen's Vear, he
has selected a choice lot, of al! styles and
prices : Cloths, Cassitneres, Vestings, Sati
nets, Kentucky Jeans. &c.
His stock of FJIN(Y GOODS is also very
fine, and too numerous to enumerate. Call
and see.
Thankful-for past favors, SCHICK solicits
a continuance of public patronage. He will
always endeavor to deserve it, by selling good
Goods, at the lowest living prices. " Quick
Sales and Small Profits," is his motto.
October 23, 1854.
TAS now entered in the Clothing business
extensively, and has -
EXPERIENCED WORKMEN
in his employment, constantly cutting out and
making up, out of his own cloths, Over Coats,
Dress Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, Monkey
Jackets. &c. &c. •
All kinds of Clothing made to order, on
short notice. Constantly on hand and for sale
a great 'variety of Clothing, of his own manu
facturing, as cheap as Me cheapest. Call and
see than. We cannot be beat.
October 30i-1854.,
Fancy Artlcles.—To see a fine col
lection of Fancy articles, at very reduc
ed prices, go to Fahnestocksiovbfre you can
select from a large'ass.ortment,including.Sew
ing Birds, Port Monaies,Cabas,Fans, French
worked, Swiss. Cambric, Honoton and Bobi
nett Collars, Top and Side Combs, &c. &c..
all of which can be _ purchased_ at the _lowest
rates at the sign of the RED FRONT.
USLINS, tinena and Tickins,►c, for sale
j_ at f SCHICK'S.
NEW GOODS AGAIN !
READY-MAPE CLOTHING.
George Arnold
T O
HAS his OfficeonedOo'r west ofthe Lutheran
church, in Chambersburg street, and op
posite Grammer's store, where those wishing
to have any Dental Operation performed
are'respectfully invited to call.
Kere'RENCgs:
Dr. D. Gilbert, Dr. C. N. Rerluchy, Dr. D.
Horner, Rev. C. P. Krauth, Rev. H. L.
Baugher, D. D., Rev. Prof. William M. Rey.
nolds, Rev. Prof. M. Jacobs, Prof. M.L.Stcever.
Gettysburg, April 11, 1853. if
DOCTOR
JOHN -A. SWOPE,
-AVING located' permanently in Getty's
cr, offers his rofessional services to
the, public. OffiCe an
street; opposite the Bank.
Gettysburg, April 24, 1854. ly
D. WCONAUGHY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,'
tßee removed to_one_do_or West of Buehler's
Drug &Book-store, Chum berstiurg street,)
Attorney & Solicitor for Patents
and Pensions,
BOUNTY Land Warranti, Bac -'ay sus
pended Claims, and all other claims
against the Government at Washington. D. C.:
also Atnericarfelainis in England. Land War
rants, located and sold, or bought, and highest
prices given.
Agents engaged in locating warrants• in
lowa, Illinois, anti other Western States; and
lands fOr sale there.
C*—Apply to him personally or by letter.
Gettysburg, Nov. 21, 1853. ly
DAVID WILLS,
Att,orney at. Law,
HAS taken Mr. STEvENsoN's office, North
West Corner of Centre Square.
Reference.-119n. Thaddeus Stevens, Lan
caster.
Gettysburg, January 2, 1854.
E. U. nrcuLEn,
lITTDEMT A LTAT,_ •._
WILL Allitlifully and_ promptly attend to
all business entrusted to him. Ile
speaks the . German language. Office at the
same place, in • South Baltimore street, near
Fo,rney's Drug Store, and -nearly opposite
Danner & Ziegler's Store: , • [March 20.
WM. B. McOL.E.-LLAN,
Attorhey, at Law.
OFFICE on the south Side of the Public
I_l Square, two doors west of the Sentinel
.
office. Aug. U. 1853.
W. A. M'GINLEY
. A TTOUITEIC AT LAW.
OFFICE in the south-west corner of the
Square, formerly occupied by I). Me-
Conaughy, Esq. Will attend promptly—lo-al
business entrusted to his care.
Gettysburg, May 15, 1854.
1.0. of IL M.
you will meet every Friday evening, at
63. o'clock, in the Wigwam, (McCon
aughy's Hall.) PunctUal attendance is re•
quested. AUG. SC HW ARTZ. C. of R.
Dar Persons wishing to connect themselves
with this Tribe, will please apply to any of
the members.
• zo I elli
HAY WANTED.
PERSONS lu.ving Hay to sell, will do well
by calling on the subscriber, in Gettys
burg, who is desirous •of purchasing.' The
highest market price will be paid at all times.
<7-As he intends having the Hay, after
being packed, - hailed either to Hanover or
Baltimore, the preference to haul wilt be given
to those from whom be may purchase.
• SOLOMON POWERS.
Dec. 6, 1852. tf
- Sub-Soil Ploughs,
OF' the beet gitality, always on hand, and
for sale, in Gettysburg', at the Foundry of
T. WARREN & SON.
torAtaqiDaucoaci
rrHE subscriber, thankful for past favors,
respectfully informs the public that he con•
finites the Coach-making business, in all its
various branches, at his Old Stand; in York
street, (forn►erly- Buchinghartes,) where he
has on hand, and will manufacture to order,
Rockaway and Boat-body-Carriages,
BUGGIES, JERSEY WAGONS, &c., •
all of the best materials, and by the best of
workmen. Call and judge for yourselves.
LEONARD sToucai.
• Gettysburg, April 6,1846.
PROTECTION AGAINST
LOSS BY -FIRE.
/THE undersigned informs property-holder 3
that he has been_ duly appointed Agent of
the PERRY COUNTY MUTUAL Flp
INSURANCE COMPANY, and that he t's
the only Agent in Adams county for the same.
He will take original and renew-ad—lnsu
rances for said Company, which, since its In-
corporation, in 1843, has secured the perfect
confidence of the people of Adams and the
adjoining counties, (it being authorized to
effect Insurances in any part of the State.)
Its integrity and ability have been fully and
satisfactorily demonstrated. The gradation
of rates of Insurance is adapted to the mutual
interests of the whole Company and the class
of the insured property. Every person insur
ing becomes a member of the Company, and
may act in the selection of officers. and in the
direction of its operations.
,IrrHon.. MOSES McCLEAri represents the
members in this county in the Board of Man
agers. C. RUTH, Jr., is President, and JOHN
CAlarsitm. Secretary. Office in Bloomfield,
Perry county.
WM. McCLEAN.
Office of M. & W. McClean, Gettysburg.
December 25, 1854. tf
NOW IS THE TIME !
SWEAVER respectfully announces to
• the Ladies and Gentlemen of Gettysburg
and vicinity, :hat he has resumed the Daguer
reotype business, at the old stand, in Cham
bersburg street, where he will be happy to re
ceive visitors 'desirous of securing perfect
Dnuerreotypes of themselves or friends. -
Being furnished with an entirely new and
cosiFy a pparatusae is prepared to take pictures
in every style of the art and insure perfect
sa ti-sfattinn.
gar Charges from 50 cents to SIO.
11 'Hours of operating frog► BA.M. to 4
P. M. .
lln dress avoid light, -red, blue, or pur
ple. Dark dress adds much to the beauty of
the picture. IA, 1854. -tf
/PICKINGS, MUSLINS,&e.—Soine more
I of those cheap Tickings. %mhos. &c.,
have been received by A. ARNOLD.
rem I once in 'or
HOLLOWAY'S OINMMVT,
you have done me the honor as with one
voice, from one end of the Union to the
other,- to stamp the charaCter 01-my Ointment
with your approbation. It is scarcely twa
years, since I made it known to you, and alrea.
dy it has obtained more celebrity than any
other medicine in so shr.rt a period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
38, corner ef .9nn 0. Nassau sts., New York.
ASTONISHING'CURE OF SORE LEGS,
AFTER NINE YEARS' STANDING. •
Catty of a Letter from Mr. J. W. Langley, of Huntsville,
Yadkin c 0.., North Carolina. dated Nos. 20,1853.
R BAD HIS OWN WOR D 3.5.—
To Puoressoa 1-lor.Lowsv SIN-Itis not
my wish to beeoine notorious, neither is this
to say, - that your. Ointment cured tne of one of
the most dreadful cutaneous diseases that flesh
is heir, fo, and which was considered by all
who knew me, to be entirely beyond the reach
of medicine.' For nine years I was afflicted
with- one of the mostpainful and troublesome
sore legs that ever to the lot of man ; and
after-trying every - mediefrieTha - etief ,
I resigned to despair all, hope Of being cured ;
but a Maid brought me a couple of large pots
of • our dintrnett, which cause , -a on
niy egs •to • heal, and - II entirely - regairnei `mkt
health, to my; agreeable, surprise and delight,
and to'the astonishment of my friends.
(Signed) J. W LAN GL_EY.
AN -EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A
BAD BREAST, WHEN NEARLY -AT
THE POINT OP DEATH.
, .
Copy of a Letter f ro m kir.,ll : ,Dt_wwz_it, New prleswe,
,ember 9th, 1833
To PROFILSSOR flott.owAir, 38, Corner o f
Ann'and Nassau Streets, N. Y. • -Dear Sir
It is with heartfelt gratitude I have toinforto
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
ture). I was told that nothing could tare her :
she was then induced to use your Ointment
and Pills, when in the short space of three
menths, they effected a perfect. ewe. to the
astonishment of all who knew us. We ob
tained your Medicines from Messrs. Wright
& `Co., of Chartres street, New Orleans. t
send this from "Hotel des Prineee," Paris,
although I had written it at New Orleani,
before we finally left, at that time, notknow
ing your address at New York.
(Signed; R. DURA.NT,
The Pills zahould be used conjointly the Ointment is
most of the following cases :
aMeis Ctmimcted and Lumbago Sore-tbreats
Bad Breasts Stiff Joints Piles Skin-diseases
Burns Fistulas Rheumatism Scurvy .
Bunions, Gout Salt ithetun Sore-heads '
Chilblains Glandular Scalds. Ulcers
Chapped hands Swellings Sore Nipples Woundi
* Solo at the Establishment of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 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 be had
Wholesale of the principal Drug Houses in
the Union.
(Kr'fhpre is a consifferabfe saving by tak
ing the larger sizes. -
N. B.—Directions for the guidance of pa
tients in every disorder are affixed to each Pot.
July 3, 1854. lyeow
PUOCLAMATION
fly eitigus of erttphurg.
Pulvernutche Os 'Hydro- Electric
VOLTA CEaM9
CONSTRUCTED to be worn next to the
skin, producing a constabt current (4 UN*
INTERRUPTED ELECTRO AcmiTieht= -, effecting
IMMEWATE RELIEF, 1.11-0 M ALL A
CUTE PAINS, and a
Permanent cure if Neuralgic Diseases!
• Pulvermacher's Electric Chains 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 Paris, by the most learned professors in
that city, they were recommended to the Gov.
ernrnent 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.,
Most .listonishine Cures of
Ilhetnnatism, St. Vitna's Dance, •
Painful and Swelled Joints, Palpitation of the Heart,
Neuralgia of the Face, Periodical Headache,
Deafness, Blindness, Pains from Indigestion,
Hysterics, Dyspepsia,
Every Disease, termed Nervous;
is quickly and rapidly cured, by simply wear
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, wh9 readily discovered
that they possessed
Strange and Singular Power o f Instantly Re•
Neviuo. Pains,
whenever applied, an d 4 by their recommenda
tion and influence, they were introduced into
the different hospitals of New • York, and are
now in daily me in those institutions. in the
treatment and cure of the above named diseases
No Other Mechanical dgent,
in the world, can prodoee so many well au
thenticated certificates of cure, 'from scientific
Physicians and intelligent Patients, as may be
found in each pamphlet, which may be obtain.
rd gratis at the Drug Store of S. H. BUEH
LER, who is the sole Agent for Gettysburg,
and who will explain the manner of ase to all
who may apply.
In the city of New York, at the General
Office, 568 Broadway, there are being sold
daily, from forty to sixty CHJIINS, and the
sale and demand in Boston is as great in pro
portion to the population, although. they haire
only been introduced three months !
The CHAINS are easily worn, and are equally
applicable 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 mach
an article of ornament, as they are a valeeb!e
means of cure. CAurtoN.—Ladies who' re
enciente are requested not to wear them.
The prices of the Chains are $3 and 18
and '3O Links, and can be sent by - mail, to any
part of the State, by addressing S. H. BUEH
LER, only /Went for Gettysburg.
I. STEINERT, 568 Rroadway, N.
General Agent. For sale in all the principal
cities in the United States.
July 3, 1854. ly
COL. R. COBEAN,
AT TEE •
GETTYSBURG STEAM MILL.
THE subscriber has completed his new
Steam Mill, and is new prepared to SAW
TIMBER and CHOP GRAIN,at usual rates
and short notice. Farmers and others cart -
have Sawing and Chopping-done-at-any-time.
0::)- Hanover prices in Cash will be paid for
Rye, Corn and Oats, at the Steam Mill.
•
(`)-Feed constantly on hand and for sale.
C. W. HOFFMAN.
August 14, 1854. ly
AC KER EL, Codfish, Salmon. Herring,
1111 f Pork, Hams and Sides, Shoulders, Lard
and Cheese, constautiyon band aiid - To - r — Eiile
by J. Palmer Si, Co., .31arket Sired
Wharf. P H ILA DEL P
' October 9,1851. 3na.