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G434F4N114,;y1 In .-act of A s,setaiy., entjtieti "An Act to raise County Rates and Le
ltie,,,,,' ,re4ol.ripg-,-tlatr C : oinai)issioarrls of-the respective,counties to publish--a -SbatPitivtt 'Pr
liwill.ce-iiiiAsowlll.3%:APPrillilllws- Wt . , tilt: oNalli-ist , ii , ittp n I Titx-es ot said courtly, tlo Report
i.s 410,601.,,>:.7-lictvAt:.frout :':ilie..Zith iyy olJanuitty, ...A.. D., 1834. to the Second day of January.
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i 1).; ; 44.).5 1 .- T hikile,days r iliclusiye, -, ~ -
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iick: 011 M ,1-11?..1111: Treasurer: ai 1/1C CO If .11ISSIOXE•'lt S, in account wieh the
r!! • '- •- • - Cuutzly if Adams, us fuliutils:
HIE
'l'4' Coal) fieirn T. Warrrn, late Tree
,
exeril4 ' ; '
sliii , MnStantlintr;Taite'S and Quit Rents
nt:C'ellectors at 'hist set
-4116 :14
ins.teg &deg es , Levies =agsessed 195
_I imil~ll :hum, s:l23B_oo
• Qttit Rents; 178 50
tlit..oherl'antl township, '
t:ennaoy " 802 _
(1x lila 64 972 68
Huntington' 1159 60
Latimore - - 44 - 760 28 • -
11.miltonban 14:15 25
46 655 47
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1%1 en;yilep :
Stria tikin
rniik ? in
:nortwar,o
Tkrn ne
111.0linijOy >4c
Nt()Ckft,i :11PagOnt
11e$4111,1E,T
Ile/wick
relqiktil
Butter '• 787 69.
. --20,214 'B7
Loan from Bank and sundry persons, 2,291 33,
hltemeat on Stqte (pima, 1854, 691 33
.1)iy1(learl fora. Water Company, 24 -00
Athlifional Tax for It;s4'
Cash recrivpd front John Scott. Esq.,
late Slirr,ifT, for Jury fee 4 and.fines
for, 054,
Cash rer•Pi vet, frorn i.. Deits, fine,
axe s refunded to Stair,
7he,oulslondinz County :Pax a nd Quit lknls
',Tiptoe toi be 4.4ruls rff _the following
Yozo-A. poIOCiUM. 1 1 11WILIttipiq.
' ) 60;S:0 ' 1(64 Studebecker, Tyrone, $5 73
`18.5 . 2. 'Peter F. Bmith,l.atitnnrect ' 84 45
1853. - .lohn L. Noel. Oxford,* 3 11
• Michael .flatel,- 11 o mington, 201 93
64 George W-.'Fiekel, I.atiaiore, 76 55
6 ' JiilgiM N - va?l, nceillpleatent., 4l-- 11,13 94
• -Oeorge,brov.-6, Ifeathng,* 133 93
Getty?.burg.B.,* 401' 50
Comberland,f37o 76
Benjatbibi'Landig. t;erroany, 151 25
_• Jasoes,R - obition, Oslord.j- 172 68
Jahn" Huntington, 535`'10
• Michael Scbriver, I . ..atinaore, 156 28
"" .1 0 .1 i IL A. Mbore,'Liherty, • 105 47
46 Georke Baker. Flnniiluin,* 107 68
• johil - BarkitfildtrOilenal!entt 227 95
66 Jacob KIN f?. Strabao. 264 62
" --01 ' ,.
- 'l6sePh Hartzell,' Franklin,t 923 00
- "Joseph Klunk, C . onowago,f 277- 07
Conrad Bream, Tyrone,f 172 30
1 -04‘ Jaait* -VV. 'llarr,.Momitioy;* 375 06
" Header, of IL, Nt'ipleasant.t 523 71
64 Samuel Overboltzer. Reading,f 328 35
• 7 I‘‘,Av W flerwic't.* - 59 90
- ' 44 `- lAIIII,OII Gitt, Uoiro.'" 169 34
- 4 : 4 Slaybaugh, liutler,f - 333 69
Harniltnnhan.and rieednm had paid in full
.Iftfore +atl;anent. l'llohe marked, thus (*)
fb since paid in full. Ttiose.inarked thus
...(t) ; lntre since paid in part.
AttzarTallt 4 M:ot*4-tlZtatt*
'lb the Honorable the'.7urlzes of the Court of (,unman Pleas ri . .9danas County.
;WEI, the undersigned. duly elected Auditone to settle and adjust the Public Accounts of
the Treastirei ,and (Toonnissioners of said Goody, having 'been sworn or affirmed
rngrepardy , l 9. lirw, report :he following to bea general statement of said account from the sth
•day of 'January,. A.' I) 11.154, to the 2d day of January, A, 1).•, 1855—both days inclusive.
- GEORGE ARNOLD, Esq., Treasurer, and COMMISSIONERS, in account with tho
• County of Adams.
Dullll, Cts.]
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Cash from T. Warren, Esq., late ' 13y out-standing Tax for 1850,
Treasurer, $2,509 58 / 46 44 1852,
.
Outstanding Tax and Quit Rents in 46 46 1853,
hands of Collectors, 4,416 24 ti .1 18.51,
Atn't of Cu. Tax assessed for 1854, 20.214 87!. " Fees for 1 850,
Loan frOm Bank and sundry persons, 2;292 33 . ,t, . 'Li 1851,
Abatement on State Quota 1854, 691 331 64 16 18%,
1414denti flow- Water Company, 24 00; 66 66 - 1853,
Adilitipttal Tax for 1854, - -18 5,,1. 44 _ _ 64 1854,
,Caslt received from Joint Scott, Esq., " Exonerations for 1850,
; late Sheriff, tor J ury fees and fines 64 44 1851,
,
fur 4854, ___ - 94-00; Gl 64 1852,
.
. Cash : received from L. Deitz, fine, 20 001 46 4.4 1853,
,TaN„refunded to State, 185 12' 64- _ 64 • 1851,
$30.465 99
Disbursements on County orders,
, •
Treasurer's Commission,
. . .
i CaSh in bands of Treasurer,
...,
E, the undersigned,Anditors of the County of Adams, Pennsylvania, elected and sworn
in pursuance of law; do It IVO la, that we' met, did audit, settle and adjust neenrdi n
to law, the account of the Treasurer and Commissioners of said County, comtnencinfr on the
stipday'nfianuary, 1831; and 'ending: on the 21 day of January, 1855—both days inclusive :
slaw said, ,!acccfuttb, as, • settled. above, and entered of record in Settlement Book, in
the Commissioners' office of Adams county, is correct, and that we find a balance due to the
CountyolAdams, by George Arnold, Esq., Treasurer of said County, in cash, Three Thous
and, Three Dollars and Fifty-six Cents, ($3,103 .560 and in Outstanding,
One it and,,HAndrc
Taxes °Five .Thousand Five Hundred- and Seventy-five — Dollars - and Thirty-five Cenl,
($1,575.330 JOAN DICKSON,
DMUN DF. SilOrtll, .luditurs.
A. T. W 1210111%
February 5,1855. 41
RAILROAD _MEETING.
"• •
mit:qiNG of- the Ntockhol( ers of the
.-Gettysherg Railroad • Cetnpany"
1w held at the Court-louse in the Borough of
Gettysbier'g', on 7'hursifity, lfie 22d Februitrg
Pert. at 2 o'clock,.V. N., to' consider rho i)ru•
Position in regard•to the building of the Road,
in ide to the Board of Directors by Mr.
stew o:itemir, of: Reading—also - .ihe projirie
ty ofTentnnicting for the grading and bridging
of said Road.-
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rifrO"ThO Dirf-rtora ttre reTioste(l to moat at
I lie toisrt-Itouse, on thrsame clay, at 1 o l ekek,
P. 11. '' By order of 1110 !;oral,
Jun. '2'2;1855. ' R. I.11'(". II R 1)V, Pres' . I.
Executors' Notice.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. i 1 011 - DELLON E'S ESTATE.-- - - . Letters
A SP Kci AI A :NI 1 1 .3.:11N Q, of the Adams ! 1
f testamentary on the estate of Jo'in Dellotte,
A L Cntinty - A :f rit-41mnd Society will ta t, I.lte a Hamilton township, Adams comity,
at the arktrt-tontse, in Clei t y K ir lirg ,, ~„ il,eeaserl, having been- granted to the limier- )
./ •:, i f rt.rbry. Mr 22r/ if Feb, at,lo o'clock. A. NI. , r-I ,, sti-.1. residing in Paradise tow ti:"ltip, York
T:.l' f' .litination of die killjt'Vt. '.llle nolliled.. county, ilrey hereby give notice to all prtr,,,, is
L ;tr i of Lime to, la n d„" w i rl hertininitted. 1 indebted to spill estate to make Immediate
' ' ' Iligir.°Nie(i; INI. 1: Y--,--4'; es 'i. , payment, arid I hose havinrr claims a ,, :.11115t. t h e
IL J. STAKI..O% &c'y. h,IIIIe to present them properly- arr.hemicated
January -29, 1R55. Id for settlement
..,_.- -0 i) 1, Sugar and Water C 1 1c KERS,
2 .9., , ~ -, „,,.. t .pr Nut,. ~(..ri(i•it and .1. ',H y Lind
t ~1-,....-,. (a new artirqe. and nor
,to he heat,) for ,
t vt1..,„,-ileap. by the ?mind or less. at - DONN El' Velvets, Satins rind Silk. very tI) you want 1:11E1P t; IMC I.:U I it:z 7
l i rtl!.:1. GILLEPIE'S. 111 I (Av, at GRANIM EN'S. !li6o to F.IIIN I:STOCKS'.
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DR.
Dr,IIR Cts.
.509-58
Rs,: 93
1.25'2 69
J 338 00
90 , 87
G 37 30
833 Al
leop 71
INS 35
519 90
3R5 57
1069 24
Id 452
94 00
20 00
IRS-12
,$3O . 65 99
=BM=
- $5575 35
DR.
TEM
CR.
Da, Ch.
By orders.paid out as fellows. to wit :
By andilitur &smiling public apcoonts, 42 00
R. .G. 111cf*,rt.ii:y. Esq., Auditor, ap--
!whited by the Court to audit pub
lic
Asses ,, Ors' pay,
• -pate _
Connsel loos anil extra suits,
Vox and-Wild Cat
,scalr, 4t 82
Abatement to Collecuirs of iiperxent, 1000 67
Wood and stone coal and battling,
&c., fur public buildings,
Repairs at public &c.,
Notes and interest paid Bank and sun
dry persons, 2(17 99
Tax refunded to sundry persons;
Treasurer of A tins douse. --. 5712 00
Qait Rent paid to George 1-Time's heirs, 4 00
, Sheriff's 13111 s of Conrt emits, . 720 27
1 Florid damages and damag,a v-tew, 803 28
iGeneral Jury and Tip Staves' pay, . 993 88
Grand Jury and Tip Staves'. pay,, __.._317,H • 13
Court Crier's pay, 85 - 00
Justice and Constable fees for corn- 1
muting vagrants, • 36 67
Prothonotary, Register -and Clerk of
Sessions, fees, ' • 183 51
Conveying Prisoners to Eastern Pen
itentiary, . 59 50
Certificates of Constables' returns, - 87 44
Printher and blanks, &c., 310 RI
Officer,' •pay 'at Spring Election; 311 47
Diredtnrs or :be Poor pay, ' - 60 00
John Scott, Esq., late Sheriff, Sum
moiiiiigJurors for 1854,
Officers' pay General—Election,
Repairs of-Bridges,
-Alyraltion'Reever,-Es-q7,-Mtninission
er's.pay, 177 00
John Mickley, Esq., 174 00
James J. Wills, Esq., .
• 174 00
°prone!. and Justice's for Tnquisitiens, 33 56
Jailor's fees forkeeping prisoners and
Turnkey, . ‘ .
Geo. C tiri tamer), pay in full on Marsh
‘ Creek Bridge, 1975 00
Jonas kotitza lin, pay in full on Opos-
SOITI Creek Bridge, 145 G 00
"Keeping prisoners at Eastern Peni,
tentiery, 29 32
John C. Ellis; Esq., in trust for snr
. vey of State Road from Gettysburg
to Buck Tavern, Laneaster county,
one-third of entire cost being pay-
- ,able by Adams county, as per Act
of Assembly, - 422 66
medical attendance on prisoners, 10 50
Stationery and Postage for Office and'
Courthouse, 66 44
Exoneration to Collectors;:i , -- 208 03
Collecinre fees, 994 47
Outstanding Tax and Quit rents,. • 5515 35
'l'rtitsirer's salary, , 305 00
Balance in' bands of 'Treasurer, ' 3103 56
TESIM 0 N Y-that the foregoing Statement
of Receipts and Expenditure exhibited
[sxmlat:the Office of the Treasurer of said
County, itg . a correct and true Copy, as
taken from and compared with the original re
maining in the books in' this' Office, we have
hereunto set 2111' hands, and affixed the seal of
said Office at Gettysbnrg, the second day of
January, one thousand eight hundred }mil fit
ly-five.
EOR.G MN' JAS,
Attest—J. Auorttivattrour, Clerk.
~I~~CT~°tT~IOInT.
rruP, partnership heretofore existing he
tweet- the Sohscriners, under the name
and style of S. Fahnestoek, & Sons, is this
d a y dissolved by limitation. All persons in
debted to us will please eall and settle, as it is
necessary that our Boolis should he closed
immediately. Either member of the lint is
authorised to use the names of the him in
settling their business.
SAMUEL FAIINENTOON,
JAMES' P. FA N EsTO (• K
HENRY J. FAHNES'rOCIi.
Jan. 1, 1855.
PKTER (ANL 1,0NP% -
FR KDEIZ D I 1,1,0 N E,
January 15, 1655. 6t ~b.:„ecruturs
[ram
MES,MIEI
$30.495 99
.101 IN MIONLEY,
JAMES .1. WILLS, 5
CR.
etm.
5 73
81 15
5:29 •lli
4955 71
:27 63
6 60
103 60
701
90 :26
135 70
14; ;23
20,27 Q 5S
305 00
3,103 511
i;:30, 165 J 9
Li IV EA-V Eft .respectinfly annoonees to
. the Ladle, :Ind (;“ittleinen of Gel tyo)nrg
and vicinity. :h r!at h JUIS rt'=;11111N1 1111"_1):2. 2tV't
tvotype htj'Aities9,lll the old stand, in efram
fir•r)lnirg street, where he will he happy to rl.!-
ci , i , ie visitors deiirous of - sedulity; perfect
I)..tirtierreotype of the.cselves or friend...,
furnished with an entirely new and
costly apparatus, he is prepared to take pictures
in ev vry style of the art and insure perfect
satisfaction.
grirrilArges from
. 50 centg to $lO.
Br:/)" . Roars of operating from
.8 A. M. to 4
P. M.
•In dress avoid light, red, hive, or pur
ple; Dark dress adds much to the beauty of
the picture, Sept. 18,1854. ti
15 00
985 00
200
_OO
LET THE FACTS BE KNOWN!
rHAT., ABRAM ARNOLD-has, just re-
I " "
turned from.the Eastern cities, with the
largest and hest selected stock of goods for
Men and Boss' went ever befrrre otTered,which
he is now making up, at the Old Stand, where
he invites all who wish to purchase CLO Th-
ING, made of
45 0
177 25
109 55
cm)
and by good workmen, to calf and examine
his stoek. More purchasing elsewhere, as he
is determined to undersell any clothing Store
or Slop Shop in the town or country.
Having. secured the services of one of the
hest CUTTERS in The country, tic is prepared
to make up clothinv: at the shortest notion and
In the best style. His motto is Quick Sales
and Small Profits.
October 2. 1854. tf
NEW GOODS AGAIN I
Stallia!:
ITAS just opened one of the largest, prei
t tiest and cheapest stocks of FA L 1.•&
WINTER GOODS ever brought to Gettys
i. 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, Tim Satins, Mous Delanes,
! Bombazines, ,French Merinoes, De tinges,
Alpaccas, Coburg Cloths, -Ginghams, Cali
-1 coes, &c. &c. &c.
In the line of GentleniesiN Wear, he
I has selected a choice lot, of al! styles rind
t prices : Cloths, Cassitneres, 'Vestings, Sea
-1 nets, Kentucky .leans, &c. &c.
- His stock of F.3.11 . LY 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 (rood
Goods, at the lowest living prices. •'-Quick
Sales and Small Profits," is his motto.
October 23, 1854.
55 50
489 50
347.71
218 28
_HARDWARE STORE.
THE subscribers would respectfully an
tiounce to their friends and the public that
they have opened a — NEW HARDWARE
STOKE, in Baltimore Street, adjoining- the
reaideacofDavid Ziegler, Gellysburg,in whic h
they are opening a large and general assort
went of '
ITARDWARE,
Iron, .B . teel, Groceries,
CUTL E WY,. COACH TRIMMINGS,
- SPRINGS, AXLES,
-;l\tt, .L 72 ID ai Tss ‘y.l- 9
char—mare ,qlpcl r
Paints, Oils, and Dye-01:M,
in general, including- every description of arti
cles in th 6 above lines of business, to which
they invite the attention of Coach-makers,
Blacksmiths; Carpenters, Cabinet-makers,
Shoe-makers, Saddlers, and the public gen
endly.
Our stock having been selected with great
care and purchase d foreash, we guarantee (fa.
the Ready Money,) to dispobe of aay part cf
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 fer selling- Goods at low , prices and do
ing business on lair principles.
JOEL B. DANNER,
DA VII/ ZI EGL ER.
,Gettysburg, June 9, 1851. tf
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',.A SUI. 3 PLY!
rhreturned rim undersined has just from
the City with a large supply of ER F . . 1 I
Got IDS, which he is prepared to .sell at vire.;
which eannt,l be beat. /his stuck rionsists of
G R 0 C I:Iii E S
of all kind's, Sugars, Molassff:, CfArettg, TeaS,
F iwh, Salt, Crackers, Cheese, Pickled Cu
cumbers, &e. A ko,
• Fruits and_ Confections,
(itmines, Lemons, Fit_fP, Raisins, Prunes, &c
Iso, Powder, Shot, Tobaecn, Segars,
Gail's celebrated German Si n olsiloy Tolneeo,
and a variety of oilier articles—A lso, a first
rate assortment of the best patties of
Wines :inn Brandies, of dilThront nds.N. E.
Rem, Holland Gin, Old Rye, &c.—all of
which car, be had on the lowest terms at the
Store of the sub-wrilier, in South Baltimore
street, next dvair to the "Star" °dive.
r . 7 Also, always on hand , a variety of Stone
Jugs, &e.—Give es a call.
NIT EL Zi EGI,EIZ.
Getty:burg, 'May 15, 135.1.
5 53
1 23
38 34
' L r . .
Cheap Watches & Jewelry,
110 I,ES.A E at the Ph il
adcl vit la. \Vatch arid t-sv vl4 S.: ton., N.,.
Ni)rth street, corner of I.,Zuorry,
I`,llPa , l el Rhia.
17;.1,1 wardi,', rot „ oi
Tilt 1.e%4•14. roll ji•‘‘elv,t,
jI•W
~u~..•t.er1411 , Zivl• , ,
Ce.lll
Fitt., ail , 0 , ilo. • - -
1;..I.1 lit aco•lot ~ - - -
1...11.-.' (:4,141'..m.71 , . - - -
Sits,- T...t : 4 1,0"11 , .. :-.4., -
(;,,1,1 1••• ii, ii Oil Velici I .1111.1 : 4 11% er 1101,1ei
Fiwrer rents to `i;80;
Classes. vents, patent 1`? , .; Lune' t!,.1;
oilotr articles in pr(portion. All goods vvar
reuled he what they are sold for.
STA UFFEIZ
On li•ind, sihrne Gnii; ;,Itd Silver I.c..vers and
Lepines, still lo er the above prices.
Sept. 43, 1851. 13'
Second-hand Carriages.
, zmul t:eeond-lrand C RI ‘,(71
IL . I F . I_E (11( ;lESIO he lid lor (7 - . 1 , 1. or
Produce, C. 11. 11()VFAI I:VS
V.lefory. - Ailow-.1. I I.
\I 1N ( PON aLp-ii
Lutlwr tii, 0•11,111,
Inv]
'1)1-c. I IZTZ•S Booltstore.
linill
=Mil
. 1 / 4 111,cr it re 4' ey Grqfripi.
,"; Chojec .1-;sortinclit eE the Finest Qual
ity, for Sale: at the Lowest Cash Prices, at _
Wtiol. J. Ellonhemrs,
NO. 184 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Between Pine and Union., West side, Philad'a.
r ZH V, assortment eitibtaces a 'Large and Se
t lee! Stock ,?,r Pine Watelies,,,hwelry,
Ware, .11bata Ware, plated with fine Silrer, irl
, 1 / 4 ;p o i vt , Fork s , Ladles, § - c.—.10. Goods, Fans
and Fancy drticles of a superior quality, de
servtng the examination of those who desire to
procure the bestgriods at the Lowest Oash ,Prices.
Having a practical knowledge of the:busi
ness, and all available facilities for Importing
and Manufacturing, the subscriber confidently
invites purehaser, believing that he ean-sup
ply•them on terms as favorable as any other
establishment in - either of the Atlantic Cities.
Of-Al I kinds ofDiamond and Pearl Jewel
ry ttrid Silver Ware manufactured •to -order,
within a reasonable time.
- i - Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware
faithfully repaired. • .
WM. B. ELTONH BAD,
N. 184 South 2.1 fit
a row doors ikhovo tho 2d .Mt. ..llarket. IVent :id~•.
fka3" In the• South Window (it the
. Store, may
be seen the famous' BLEW CLOCK, wide
commands the admiration of the scientific glid
ct)riotts
)ctober 2, 1854. ly
AIATCHES! AtiVilllES!
JOHN DONNELLY,
IUANDFACTURER AND INVENTOR OF
Safety Patent Square Upright
Wood'l3ox :Matches,
No. 146 North Fourth St. (above Race,)
ATC HES having become an indlspensa
_AL ble article in housekeeping, the sub
scriber after a great sacrifice of time and mcney,
is enabled to offer to the Public an article at
mice combining. Utility and Cheapness. The
inventor knowing the danger apprehended on
account of the flimsy manner in which-
Matches are generally packed in paper, has by
the aid of New Steam Machinery of his awn
invention. succeeded in getting n p a SA FETY
PATENT SQUARE UPRIGHT WOOD
Box ; this box is far preferable, in as much
that it occupicis no more room than the old
round wood box, and contains al least Two
Hundred per more- Matches, which to
,Shippers is considerable advantage.; it is en
tirely new, and secure against moistore and
spontaneous combustion, and dispels all dan
ger on transportation by means of Railroad,
Steamboat or any other mode of Conveyance.
These Matches are p. eked so that one gross
or more- may be Shipp d to any part of the
World with perfect sa . They are the.
Must desirable article for Home eonsumpuou,
and the Southern and Western Markets, that
have ever been invented.
DEALERS and SHIPPERS will do well
to call and examine fur themselVes.
Z... 1 1- -1 hese Matches are W.IIIIMNTEM to
be superior la anything herettfore tyfered to the
JO H N DON NELLY ,
106 .Norllt Fourth St., Philad'a.
December 18, 1854. $B.
LOOK TO - YOUR INTEREST!
rilliNl undersigned has just returned !rem
_L. 'Philadelphia ~vvitla a large and fashionable
Tnir° tr:9 I .TYS
-14.1
which he wil! dispose of at V I RV RE.DUC
EH PRICES to all who may thvor him with
a call. His assortment consists of the fol
lowing:
Sll A W LS, - FLANNELS,
PLAID SILKS, ItiIUSLINS,
E. M ERINOES, LIN EN, •
M. D - ELAIN ES, BL AN KETS,
WOOL PLAIDS, QUILTS,
D I:A; ES, - CLOTHS,
CASHMERES, 4 . ; A SSI N ETS,
PERSIAN CLOTHS, SATINETS,
CALICOES, • COLLARS,
GINCHAMS, A NDKERC'FS
RIBBONS, VEILS, &c.
Also, a lot of Groceries and Queenqware,
which were bought low and will be sold low
for Cash or country produce. To punctual
customers a creel of six months.
J. S. CRAMMER.
October 16, 1854. tf -
FRENCH TRUSSES,
Wt . :If:IIINC, I.Ess nItN 2!..; (11•NeRr3
For (lie Care rye Ilcrnia or Rupture.
t CKN W L El) CIE I) by the highest wed
teal authorities
-of Philadelphia, incom
parably' superior to any other in use. Suffer
ers will be gratified to learn that the occasion
now offers to procure not only the lightest and
m ost envy, but as durable a 'Truss as any other,
i n li eu of the cumbrous and uncomfortable art i
ch, usually sold. 'There's no difficulty intim
difuj, the fitting, and when the pad is located.
it will retain its position without change.
Persous at.a distance unable to call on the
subscriber, can have the Truss"sent In any
address, by remiitifur Thllors for the sin
gle 'Truss, or Ten ler the double—with meas
ure round the hips and startnf;t side affected.
It will be exchanged to suit it not fitting, by
returning it at once, unsoiled.
For sale only Sy the importer,
CALEB B. NEEDLES:.
('or. Tree/fib 4 - • /ince Vs., rhihnif
'T . I.IIIIRiz, regni rim!: the benefit ot..lferhqn
iral Supports, owiuLr to derarnreinoni of the in
ter/.) l)rnatt , :, ral h og o r il l y w r ,„,i ).
Vocal, l'ultnottary, I)yspeptie, Nervous and
spinal r:1 n' , .;, are infurnicd that a etimpe
tent anti experienced LA DV Wll he in atten
dance at the (nits, (,g1 uport for ;heir
sire ; rex , ..) Nu. 111 T V.I. rill Street. first
(loot IndoNv liace_. _ Holy 3, ISSI. ly
LOOKING (iLASSES,
Pic:nue Frames, &c.
su
® o
\ -T- E invite tip? to' Pvlmirie nur su
r •;torls of Plain and Or n a n ' w , l l. l l
Cilt 1,001;ING (MISSES, p()I(•i'lz \IT
A l) PI!*:P171?r, A)11...5, 'I% IND() W
uORNICES, 111: ET TA 81, &c.
We are inamilartnrina rvpry description o f Go
Work and I•ancy Wend 1 ' e(11111s, nu thP utuct
pleasim; terms. Importers of French
and Cermati 'Looking Glass Halos. Old
work — Re-Gill with in•alip.ss and tlespaipli,
4t , • : )" Persons vi-ilirnr lial:iwore will do wt.:l
in examine our - Aortinriit. Ordi r from thr
(-omit ry will be attended to faithfully and
promptly-
Al. 13A 1?1?1.11"I' 131)., .(;11,/,rg,
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.1101 : orIlt• and 'l'liil t 14 \ ! NI I.; AI. I, !—T„, thut , e
-.1,1.•ivl J.-mit:ly, and froltp2 at the 1„.../ cheap (ioutiz,just tect,lvt,(l I+y Clicapet rates, at i
A. AItNOLL).
jH. Sl' ELl,Y—respectftilly informs his
e old - en-winters and the public uenerally,
that 1w 'continues' ilie7. !NU BLW
-2s' ESS, at his old stand, in South Bahinture
street, where he will lie happy to accoinroo k late
all who . may patronize hirn. Allwork en
trusted to his care warranted to fit 'and -be of
most substantial make. , Thankful for past
favors, he solicts a continuance of public pa-
.trun.lge.
rot-o"Tbe New York ,Spring and Summer
Frisk/ on.s are received. Call and see thew.
Gettysbnig, May 1,1854.
- _
Choice and Valuable Books..
IHAVE just received from Philadelphia and
New York, the hest English and 'Ameri
can editions of the beat Authors in every de
partment of Literature, known as standard
AnthUrs of value, and BOUND IN' A mosT
SUPL}BIOR - .MANNER, in the - ehoiCest
library styleSof 'calf extra, half calf - gilt and
altique, Turkey Morocco, &c. &e., forming
altogether the most superb collection of Books
which I have ever.had the pleasure of offering
to my numerous friends and customers; and
which, together with an unrivalled stock oh
Elegantly , Illustrated Works,
r •
Prayer and Hymn . looks, Superbly Bound
Books, and best Editions in Library Bindings,
now displayed in tempting array on numerous
loaded counters - , form altogether an endless
variety limn which to select (Airistruas. and
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 invites the attention of every individual
in Adams county to call and visit now,,while
the assortment is full and complete.
(g)7Prices to suit the times.
KELLER KURTZ,
. Bookseller and Stationer,
Dec. 18. S. E. ()or. Centre Square.
•zrasr-e)ef, `l'r c r'" - ?,?\ `r
SLI 4 J / 1 ./ !fit s.h o
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
CLOTHING -MADE TO ORDER.
r~IHE undeisigned takes pleasure in inform
ing the citizens of Gettysburg and the
public g,enerally,that he is prepared to furnish
GARMENTS of all kinds, for GENTLE
MEN'S WEAR, at the shortest'
. notice, and
in the latest. possible style: Having opened
a Merchant Tailoring establishment, in C.ham
bersburE street, opposrte the Leiheran'ehurch,
and secured the services "of experienced work
men, he feels confident of 'pleasing, all who
may favor hirn with their patronage. Coun
try produce taken in exchange for work.
J. S. GRAMMER.
December 4,1854.
• AUSM-ALFA [abct2l q
No. 240 Pratt Streot, Baltimore.
ISRAEL h. - NODE, Proprietor.
JOl-1N 0. KNOI)E, Superintendent.
May 8, 1854. ly
COL. R. COI3EAN,
GETTYSBURG STEAM MILL.'
rpm; subscriber has completed his new
. Steam Mill, and is now prepared to SAW
TIMBER and CHOP GRAIN at usual rates
and short notice. Farmers and others can
have Sawing and Chopping done at any time.
:/-1-lanover prices in Cash will be paid for
Rye, Corn and Oats, at the Steam Mill.
(g Feed cotstantly on hand and for sale.
C. W. HOITAIAN.
August 140854. ly
MONEY LOST !
TT is an ES'T'A BLISHED TA CT that ma
ny persons lost money by not purchasing
CAoOds - at the weii known UfIEAP STORE
of Abram Arnold,- at his old stand, on the
South East earner of the-Diamond, where he
is now receiving the cheapest, prettiest and
best selected stock or
Fait and Winter Cooets,
eger before °Meted to the citizens of Adams
county, consisting, in•part, as t:olLows.:
Black, Blue and Brown French Cloths,
Fancy, Felt and Beaver Cloths for Over Coats,
',Newest ..Sytes,) Block and Fancy Cassi•
mere% Twoeds, Jeans., Cassinets, &c. &e., for
Men's wear, Silks, Mous de 'Laine, Alpacas,
Menuoes, Plain and Fancy Sack Flannels,
also a beautiful assortment of Satins and Silks
for Bonnets, Bonnet !Wilton, and a great va
riety of other articles, all of which the public
are respectfully requested to rill and examine
for thetasel vcs,,believing that it is only necessa
ry t o se e our good's, price them, and examine, to
induce pOrS , ,.`IIS to purchase. A large lot of
Trunks also received, ‘vhich will he sold low.
ABRAM R MAD.
- October '2', ISM. -tf
Alr l'1,11:),ry v csl,
280 Mark•el sued, ( - chore R//, Philadelphia.
C. 11. it Si. Bro., Propriettirs.
r 1 1 11 IS Illonso . has a celoral 'loran:en, rni nue
or the principal tlioroulzhei,res of the eity.
No effort spared to make visitels coutfortulde.
$l.OO per (I,iy.
June 12, ISSI. ly
PAPER-HANGINGS.
11 7 OLIS.I[E .1 .V I) I? E '1%4 IL.
1111 I.; sub , :f.-ribers art' (lady ad dinir to :heir ex
teiv.lve ii.z.,ortfrientef fill':du)er
flags and El/orders. sonic new
styles for their `prim,' s;iles, to which
titre* - ask the attention-el the tr.lile rind the
hnh
ill rener,tl. The assomiiritt rtnhraci s new
IMA \VING 1610)1 1)ErOIL1TIONN, it
mold, plain and Ira - edsoine
desitrus for P ssagi:s. Dtt\i;:ritooms,Ne.
Also, a Inrre variov 61eontotnn and Micaium
quality Satin and Conimnn li np ,s r .l, it
kri-; Our city and eimn
try hiends are invited I D view the asz,orinient,
confident thoy will find it the largest in the
city, and pri<:t's as Inw, %\ hart' tin ally in
cre,t,.ed our I ;:eiliiies, by introducing many new
improvements in pur faetory.
[IOW ROTH EPS:
;so; ho ‘,,en
May S, IH3I. I y
_
) 1 1 % 7 NTF,I).
111 , ,ElitiONS li-vilt(4. 11.1 y to seli,xvill dowel]
. 1 0; ( . a lii n ir n i tlw sithscrilicr, in ticii vs
burr, I,l*
:tlarlirt prier will hi paid at ;ill
it,tetids irtetun the' 11.1 y, after
j ).irkr(l, 4-14
li. iiin v er or
13,11tHli,.rr, the pr c f eron oo tf, haul %% HI lir Lliven ;
to tliot• %%lion. iii'ty
• ..,,,;()Lo AII'U •‘\• ENS.
DIV.% ri • Nk n)ti Frithly ere
(;!. ( r( is _
t st , ,el; of Fiari!.. awri t y'.; 1-1,111.) t(2-
~.• V ‘vArP, l'•11 T 1 ;twill A I:(;, 'H UTZ. C
,
h i r ""'"'" h ‘; \ "" t ""' ' t ie!' in ‘visititor tocottiwet
to.st. tot , 2tott wit Cot to ev..lttotw t his w i t h 'irtue, will pleilSo nppiy to any of
kVe pictiffe rit:r-Pive , , to .:4 , 1! rill , :trwr !Hifi Till , d i ,.
C•110:1 111` , ,t. Cutlit• , tiottysbor , r, Nov. 13, 1831. 6in
Ort.,lwr - •
AT THE
HO IL LOW ICS 01 E To
eniZenS fiz iiiort,
OU have (lone me the honor as with one
voice, from one end of the Union to the
other, to stamp th . P character of My Ointment
with your approbation. 4t is scarcely two
year A-since I made it known to you, and alrea—
tly• it has obtained more celebrity than any
other medicine in ° so sio.rt a period..
• TllOll AS 11 01.1.011:11A Y.
3R. corner (21 .Ann Nassau sts., New For k.
ASTON IS C f? E 'SOR E
A FT ER N IN E YEARS' STAN DING.
Copy of a Letter from Mr. J. W. Langley. of linnt,ville,.
Ywiran North Carolina. dated Nov. Ist. 1553. •
READ HIS OWN WORDS.
To PFAOFESSOR HOLLOWAY -it iS not
my wish to become notorious, neither is this
letter written for the mere sake of writing, hut.
to say, that -your_ Ointment cured me of one of
the inost dreadful cutaneous diseases that flesh
is heir to, and which was considered by all
who knew me, to be entirely beyond the reach
of medicine. For nine years I was afflicted
with nue of tbe most painful and troublesome.
sore legs tha`t 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 ;
rhot a friend - brought me.a coupt - r - 4 arge pv
of your Ointment, which caused the sores 011 ,
my legs to heal, and I entirely regained my
health, to my agreeable surprise and delight,
,and to tIIL. astonishment of my-friends.
(Signed) J. W. LANGLEY.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A
BAD BR F. AST, W H NEARLY AT
THE POINT OF DFArH.
Copy of a Letter from Mr. R. Derrant, NeirOrloang, No-
rember Dth, 1851.,
To PROs ESSOR.= HoLLovrA.T, ZS. Corner of
Ann and Nassau streets, N. Y. 'Dear. Sir :—
Zt 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,. withi
ten running . wounds, (not of a cancerous na
ture). 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
mom hs-, -they—effected—a-perfect - cure, to -the
astonishment of all who knew us. We ob
tained your Medicines from Messrs. Wright
& Co., of .Chartres-street, New Orleans.
stqui this from "Hotel des P - rinces - ," P ar is,
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. DrJ t? ANT.
'rh shorrT.l: b rt , eil enrcinintty with the- Oisittnerit in)
uniNt of thr following ca,es
Bait Legs Contraeted aad Latinbal,, , e• Sive-tthroate
TINT tretth4iff 301:ots Piles SR i re-diseaSCS.
ID rri AK ristivlrt.s Rhearnatisni :earn
Gnat :alt !therm Sorb-heads
rohilar Scaldsdeers
'Batlions -
ChillilaierB
Char. red UmII, Sri I I hags So nr l LIT! QS WO CMIUIR
**• Sold at the Establishment of• Professor
HOLLOWAY, 80, Maiden Lane. New York, and;
244 Strand, London, and by all respectable.
Druggists and Dealers in Medi'ci'nes through
out the United States, in Pots and
. Boxes, at
25 cents, 624 cents, and $1 Oft each.
C*—There is a considerable saving by talt;••
inn' the lamer sixes.
N. i3.—Directions for the ombiaree of iwa.r
tients in every disorder are affixed to each Pot..
July 3, ISM. Zycow
PIIOCLAM 4TION
lrli Citimig of Orthiriburg.
Pulvermaclier's ilyffro•- Electric
1-v, dm i t \ ir!.e. , -?,,?‘
• SASS. -I.lkl - .) 9
rIONS'PRIJC'rED to be worn neat to the.
producing a constas current of UN—
INTERRUPTED F.I.ECTRO M A GNETl:43l—efft•cti
IMM - EDIATE IZELIET, FROM ALL A
CUTE PAINS, and a
Permanent cure qf Neuralfzic Diseases!
Pnlvermacher's Fiectri6 Chains were first!
used in FrarWP..three years since, for the cure
of .:Vervarts../Vsenns, and a f ter being- b itte(F
to the most thorough trial; in every hospital'
to P9ris, 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 1 . 85 I .2, they
were introduced in Germany, Austria, Prussia
and Eno-land, and' one year since, intreduced
and patented by the United States Government..
/1/(x±l .thituni.iltinz Curry of •
Vita,';; Dame,
iihrnttta t i‘,117
Pain nil :1[1.4 l'arpfthtdol of the Tirart,
Ne4l..llvi:l or t l'oriodienr frond:low.
Ditttfrel. I:1
.11) . ‘ -pr . !) .ia
Ereri i Drleace, terosed Serv-artß,
is finickry and rapidly cured, by simp#y wean;
imr the (Mains for a few hours each day.
The ehains were ffrst introduced in the city
of New York, where they were exhibited to•
Prof. Valrotine Moti; Van Boron, Post, Car
norhan, and' others, who readily discovered'
that they posces , pd
Strange and Shl , rular rorrr of Instin Re—
rat in F'rriira,
whenever applied. alai by their rerommend'a.-
tirm au l inifilenet.‘, they we7e-introdaeed into ,
Ole different hospit,ils of NeW wild are
rtow in daily 10e in those institutions. in the
t reit ttilero and (tti re ti t lie a briv ria isle( d
.I.lethallical
In the world, can produre so many well au—
thenticated'eertifiales of c ur e. f room
l'hilvicions and lob:NI:cal Patients., its mat' he
found in each pamphlet, which may lir
ohtain
ed ratrs at tie St'ord of S. 11. 13U I.:U
-LF:IZ, who is the sole A gent for Get tyslthrg,.
and who will entail). the manner of ose to all
wh-o may apply.
In the city of New York, at the General'
Office, SGS Broadway, tin-re are heintr
tidily, from fur/ . ' to sixty (11.11,V5, and the ;
sah- and demand in not-turn is great in pro
portion to the population, altitongh they have
only been introduced three mo lt en, r
The ( :II A INS are easily worn, and are equally
; applicable to all classes (_2( persons.
r - til as tlitrliaiitr, -- ihi; are always ready for
use—never get out of repair, and are as
an article of ornament, as they are a valttab!e•
means of cure. C A UT' ON.— Lad ies t%ho are
encie.nle are requested not to wear theist.
The prices of the Chains are $:.l and $:5, 18
an d 30 Li n k s , .a n d can he sent by mail, to any
part of the State, by addressing S. It B UEII
-- only Aaent for Gelfy
I. STEIN EIIT, 5t I{roadwae, N. 1r
Anent. For .sale in all the principal
cities in the (tutted States.
July 3, 1851. ly '
SPOUTING ! SPOUTING!
kt Et 11“; E and 11 enry NV a mpler - iv ill make
X 1 ielpip sp ,, utiorr and put up t h r same low,
for ca , lt nr erkn wry produt.e. Farmers and all
()Owls wisliin!2: their Houses, limns.
spouted, would do ‘i (.111 to “ive tLc rn 71 r;01.
April 18, 1853.
_
EENSWR
AE AND(;s . _
E
14 AkNou)now receiving a la r , e
1,,t u t g ne en , :warc, which he will :4.11 lugs .
Call and see.
Pai iblfge s tiou,
ic
&. 11. WA.III'LER.