Cs' l l2witM__
DR. J. LAIVUENCE 111L14,
AS AStemoved his office to the buildin g
.
m! apposite the Lutheran Church. to
Ohninblosburg street. 2 doors cast of Mr.
MiddliseefFe store where he may all times
be found ready and willing to attend to
any cue within the province of tha Den
tist. Persons in want of full sets otteetb
are respectfully invited to call.
REFERENCES. t , '
Dr. C. N.Drimucar, I ReT.C.P. Kw arrn,D.D
•• D. HORN ta, 1 Prof. M. JACoft,
I D
H C. A. Co or (Hit., .. It. L. Bationtn,
•• D. OILIIIINT, '' WN.m.ittixoLD.
Itsr..l.o.l l l7srsosr,D. ot M. L. STOMIL.
..lulY,I. IStill.
. .
Z S. - ke2
°
LATEST FASHIONS.
frIHE undersigned respectfully informs
4 11 - .his friends and the public generally.
16i
that ho has just manufactured a superior
lot of
HATS
of the best materials and latest
style. at his old establishment in South
Baltimore street, opposite the Compiler
offiee,dand next door to Wampler's Tin
;:;king,Xsvddisliment—embracing the fol
lowing: Superior Mole-skin Plush Hats..
litiritßerevia, Fine For, and Slouch Hats,
`Ate.; all of which ho will sell low fir cash,
or country product it delivered immedi.
ately. Furs taken in exchange for fiats.'
J. J. BALDWIN, Agent,
April 28,1850,
HATS & CAM!
Boots & Shoes !-
. 11 1 HE subscriber his just returned form
the City with a nee- and full seppfy of
Vats, f aps, Boots and Shoes,
of all kinds, prices. soul styles, whieh will
he sold elietip. pa - Remember his Store
for providing ler 4mhe two extrenies."-4
the head, sad feet—two door, below the
Post Chace. My steak is largest and
beet selected ever awed In this market.
Call. entlatee. API-'W: PAXTON.
Gettysburg. Oct. 4, 1830.
WILLIAM 1 - 1. STEVENSON
WIDDLICAALE DEALER 1.
CROVEICES' aril" ODORS,
L 4"
- - :yr - V it s Fricea. .. - •
no. i, Routh from street, tiirriib ‘ urg,Pelinair a,,
rite, hipiitiesti Iferetofoni earned on in
.Ar . tliiii" establishment, will hereafter be
conthieved as 'shove. he encouragement
which has thus far been extended to the
eatery* tii selling goods in „Harrisburg
at Oily priees.,lvads so the indulgence of
.datehoptOltst, it , is looked upon favorably
47eitenthisitta, sad .others in this section of
- -theratresi-, -*trine-the - future; ii it - only
itecOMOusy to.aay that the arragement will
' afibrittvievred'hicilities for the success of
.the'ttisdertaikiug, in the co-operation of a
large,ipportiog house in Baltimore, which
will: situatiiii • the undersigned to offer the
*auie "granter)! which could be offered
la the Dig:. He therefore eormaity invites
..itillictilttla,and others to call and examine
-- a verijOget stitch, and satisfy themselves
of his extant ability to sell as he promises.
A lot of choice liquors in store at im
porters,' terms
_ 111:3 1 l'Onlers from a distance promptly
filled; lad goods despatched at Cite PriPlB.
W. H. STEVENSON.
January 17, 1851.
Price Reduced !
VAUGHN'S
LITEONTRIPTIC 110XTIMI I
IBottles—Only One Dollen.
no Prowlmo of the Om* Anoint Illooott "Iftwortiro
toortoome Ltruorrourric itiVrato." lettoood lir tea
argent solleitsMor of L/6 Atom, tinotinost 17aliod
tlwr mod Canada. boo Dow
Reduced the Pries
of lb popelse tmd well lineina metleis s tad hem tblo UM,
booesibish, be wt.! put GP but ere ehis edt7i-.11 quit
Imam: —ibeiratall price will be •
ORD DOLLAR.
rot inlaid may pot wind that dab ohm*" t de WiedL
eloo, in smug*. aid emotive roped. MU, mum
VXCIUMIND. tbi MUM WI will be ►.r.«lr M►
pating a.. bonito/um ,
As dm osoliciuo, muter us ystbseed peko. gin be sigrakbod
by them who ham. not hitherto mods amanitas' amiaload
with us Orison • the prom:ear nosh bed t. Wawa that lib
ankle is not to he chard with an vast Meant of '• itsmobso
of the du t" h clime for itself • spatter lesitad paw. hi
all diorama Mai sag alio ossistratha way Wiem tit
sear!(: and lan metalued Itself for *lst man by its miry*
Yeolkid rnt.mr, ar.doistil thin reduction. commosodol ISO&
tie ink* of our abet artiste in this lima.
NOTICE PERTICCLA ELT, thin article spa with At hal
log panne end owning., stun the
Blood, Liver. Kidasp.
ma An ether atom, upon the snow amide*, Irkklo ft lad
Imahh
Tbis alakeine has a jolly edge mots ea a add, fir
Drory and Gravel,
Won drams of that more. It my be died on of bibs
the froalligeet pbysiusu bas abatelond his Padlills, —aid At
odd diAteolng 41seasO. in4l.• DROPIIT. the prosiii
stet u ould ertmestir sing toosetir teakwood k. Attu
moat prio it is toils obtaied by all, and trapezist off perm
the ..uol is be the
Cheapest Medieze 4 ./ the Werth!!
lir Please ark for ncunill!rta —the %CHO /Nil than O W O 7 I
law e1:44,1%01er &intern nave of recciptr, thn addbleeth qp
emeilcal teethe/ i ithiLl• for 4ourlwld partials,. awl
will tare then, doUer, pi, year to practical hometowns.
There etnelptr an Inocntocc,l to make the book fertile
value, *Ade from On channhe a. an id s rnidai thefts he
the onelacton, the te , t.ruent hi fo , or of winch, in the forth of
tenors from all pars of the con etr7, may be relied nom
wsrhes it .table Lithooniptla Mame "-nal
ape A Mink% I/ 'ironer, now foe Gate in tthart bottler at •1
each. mall tondos at 50 to each. No mall beetle Mk ha
Lad after the meant stock 1. &venni of.
Mirka 0/sor, llottath. S. Y., 2.1 . 1 Mato klireet.
C. C. VAUOJIM.
Sikt krkoluall sad Rust( by OLCOTT McgralSON k
Co.. kr) Makes Lane, Nat. Tort City.
11. 11,-.AII Was (stunning nom agents and dliaibserinntli
1/00111EM burets bums.) mast be P. 4 Paid. or as au...tic*
*a be treats Om.
AG. INITd—F.. H Biohter, Ccilyabure. ; Jacob
&holm Oxford ; %Val. Wolf, Emit ;
with A. Abaottatorm ; J. B. C/ 0011 . Fay
etlimi4lll iLmitiaDaaig. Chamberaburg ; William
flatiortl.
Oct. IS, 1850.
New and Fresh Groceries.
A. B KURTz
• A fl A
ip
R juin received a large supply of new
. liod frsigh GROCERIES, consisting
of "...house and Syrup Molasses, su
r..
to s ; roost article and cheap, Coffee,
V;481614 Cheese, Oils, Cho:ulate,
Rice,
ilk. Ailte. .QUELISSWARE, of every
ihttiost,OSitich ,
will be sold uncommonly
too. t.,.;,' 'Chen reittenther, to secure har
elips, bemire you evil It KURTZ'S cheap
IglitlMlki* S. B. COMO(' Centre Square.
vs ca n mad ••• • Are ossormier
ateOLS it SC } lIISCHEAP
April
xpoptoot, Asa finusekee pers
711 E 1.1/PROVED 001:13A OVEN
1-IUBSCIF S P.l TENT
TWO SIZES are now constantly kept
for sale in Gettysburg, at A N DRE W
MLLE Y'S Tin Shop, and in Littlestown
at JOSEPH BAR-KKR:B Tavern. The?
are proven. to ,hW ti.e.best stoves now in
use; for cooking, baking, roasting, and
fstrotittgo boyse, will, less wood than
any other stove, and aro the he a viest in
the casting, for the size, of any now made.
They are w wanted to bake well in both
• ovens. Any person wanting these stoves
delivered, by leaving word at either ante
above mentioned places, the proprietor
will deliver them at a short Notice, se he
`intends doing the peddling principally
WIWI. lie iscoufident that he can give
people better sidialaction than hired ped
rs. There are already upwards of SIX
lIUNI,RED of the La:back Stoves sold
in York, Adams, and Carroll counties,
Within two years, but not an many of the
late improvements. The improvement is
in the middle flue, by Which the lower
oven is much easier heated, and the holes
ante larger on the tops, to put on larger
puts, We deem it unnecessary to.aay
more .about them, but want people who
are judges of cooking stoves to examine
thoroughly, and we are confident that
they will . find that
.they have advan
tages over any other stove now in
-use s -and according -to the onality and
weight, than any that are offered to the
public, Nitey„are likewise kept for, saleo
at the Prom ietor l a Foundry, near Dills
hint; Toil toinity, Pa.
WAR ARNOLD.
Proprietor of the tight for York. Adama,Carmin.
and Junitti aoantiaa, and likewise Agritt fur
rattin g t....:lietal rights iu Maryland, 1 irginia
ind Tennessee.
Aug. 23, 1850.--1 y
GETTYSBUR • FOUNDRY
A• .11.1C'111.irE ALlOl'.
• • .1"
• •
jet
THIS establishment will now be ear
lied on by
tia\ .11a TS .
whotajeyleasureinlining able to announce
in their friends and the public generally that
they hove coo/Wittily nu hand a very groat
vartesy of
Holloware and Stoveq,
includirg Kettles, Pots, Ovens, Skillets,
Pans, Oriddles, Ate. ; COllllllOll Parlor,
Air-tighr; and Cooking Stoves—among
them the far-famed lIATIIAWAY.
To Farmers they would say, they have
on hand an excellent assortment of
F.trin big irlrnat ?Its,
consisting: oldie renowned Se) for Plough,
Woodcock's and W itlierow 'a, D. Warren's
Patent IV indsvull, Straw-4,11,14 M,
BL G
is carried on by the best of workmen.—
They will still rarrl , 00 the
BOOT 4 SHOE
shop in the South end oldie rimndry buil
ding. where, with good workmen and the
wellent materials, die neatest tits and
best work will be made. t. K. 7 Ladies will
be waited on at their residences.
AU the above ment:onetl articles, with a
great many others not minted. will be fur
nished as cheap for each or country pro
duct. as they C3ll be hailany where else.
ap"Repairing ,o all kinds ,done at the
shorts, notice.
Gettysburg. April 26, 1850.
f HE undersigned has conneied with
hie Coaehmaking Establishment e
large Smith Shop, and is prepared to do
ALL KINDS Or
BLACKSMITHING,
INCLUDISO
•
111311 in CARRIAGES. BUMS, ti9nG Pts, &C .
Ile would say to those who have hones to
shoe, that ho has in his employ first-rate
hands, which, with his personal attenkion,
will enable him to give entire liatisfaction
to all those whomay - favor him with a call,
- (4-1111IA- . OE it BUGGY - SPRINGS
warranted) twill be'promptly made to or
or
.at
gcrAll kinds ot.REPAIRING done,
both itt'wobanini Iton. at the niostredue
cd Pieelf L .'
Ocioth? Ilk 111 1„fof putt encouragement,
the subscriber selioltett continuance ol pat
ronage, and ioviter, his friends to call at
hiwEstablishmentirt west Chambersburg
vt., a few doors below Thompson's Hotel
C. W. Ii OFFMAN.'
GettYPhirg,Oetobe,t IC 11141.
11.0THS. Cassimers. Vestings.
‘--/a fashionable variety * reoetred and
for sale nt , SCHICK'S.
.
11,K.8 Plain, for
Leghes' weii, 'hem quillty vid.rsches
styles—jusereqeiveoY
EGHIGK.
„ • ;
AND IVltilde,
la published every , Friday Eveninip in
Carlisle sireel, Iwo doors from thc
Diamond. by
D. A. & 1 - I..BUEHLER.
Ticans.
If paid in ativanen or within the year ; s2 par
annum—if not paid within the yet 5,12 vO. No
paper discontinued until all ar man g er are paid—
except at the option of the 'Editor. Sin g le copies
6 cents. A failure to notify a diseentinusne
will be regarded as a new engagement.
ddrerrttemirws not exceeding a square inserted
t see limos for $1...._.% er y subse q uent insertion
5 cents. Lon g er ones in the same proportion.—
til adrertisemente not specially ordered for
given time will be continued until forbid A libe
rat reduction will be made to theaewhe advertise •
by the year
Job Printing of all kinds executed neatly and
dim:aptly, and on rroonnable terms.
Learts and . e`wit
string such sr coot),
now aubscsitosro m sl o
mute stt•ntisa.
unirerione to the editor, (ex
Mutely or ear names of
hi yen rain in order to
LOCUST GROVE
- BTtxm
DTPO 1111 L. S S. trEsr OF 1.17 t
TLESTUIf N IN GERIII.INY
TOWNSHIP.
1119 . estribAihment is now in full op
eration atid ; calculatiil todo all kin&
of rinding upon the shortest notice and
17:
in the very best manner. Farmers and
others wanting. grinding done, especially
'ii liitid a' kit* wsier,iiiitt - pleas* coil is
this Establishment, where they can be ac
commodated at all times. The
STEAM hin
sclose by and in eunneition \with the large
Flouring Mill,
and together are calculated to do a large
amount of work. A PL.IST.ER MILL
CLOVER MILL is in connection
with this establishment, and Sowing can
now be done at alltinacs. constantly-on
hand and fur sale,.
AT THE MILLS,
wholesale and retail, Family and Super
fine Wheat Flour, Rye, Corn and ,Ruck.
wheat Flour, warranted superior. A largo
lot of chopped Rye, Corn, Oats, Mixtures,
Bran, Shona, Shipstuff, d.c., to be had at
all llama at fair prices.
GRO UAW PLJSTER,
on hand at all times. for sale or exchange
fur ueground. Those persona engaged in
the Flour and Feed business can be ac
commodated at all times on the shortest
notice, either with the Flour and Feed
manufactured, or by having their own
grain, ground.
This establishment has been erected at
heavy expense for the special convenience
and accommodation of the neighborhood
and will he carried on by lirst-rate
E.YPERIBACER . MILLERS.
The undersigned therefore respectfully
solicits the patronage of the surrounding
country.- Farmers may rest assured o
having their , grinding and all other work
done at either of the Mills. in the very,
best manner. and at all times upon short
notice. Persons going to the establish
ment from a distance can at all times and
particularly in a dry season, when the
streams are low and water scarce, by
waiting a short time, take their grain home
with them manulliettired as they may
wish. Those that bring plaster in the
atone can at all times receive and take
with them ground plaster in exchange.
GEO. ARNOLD
N. B. Wishing to give farmers s home
market for their fr3lll, a fair price will at
all times be given for wheat, Rye, Corn,
Oats, &c.. delivered at the Mills.
Locust Grove, Selo. 6.—ti
DR S DOOR:'
How frequently do we hear this eN pression,
vs !Aar is meant in convey to the mint the list
stage of sickness that a patient can be redaceil to
and live. Mta,,...Hersiimwunrai.har...ot_ths: Fria
ity church.was. as Ate expressed herself, brmight
down to "death's door, - by Rheumatism and Ner
vous Headache, when, lute an ai.gel of mercy,
Radway'. Ready Relief reiiesed her of her severe
pains and restored her to her friends in perfect
health. The very instant Itedways Ready Re
lief is applied, its Leneficiol effects ate experien.
crd. It soothes. heals, clean,. and purifies ; it
instantly utlisys urritautum red:Tr; mtlammations
and swellings, relte,es the most seve:c to:mai:tie
panic, gives ease to limns. Seal Eiop.
turns, cures itheinn Pa.
..-alysis, Sprains. Strains, spasms, stiff neck,
weakness in the si,ie :mil back, sot e s of l kmik,
bruises. chains, note throat, influenza, hoarseness
coughs colds. dcc.
TOOTH ACHE (1.:111 - .D IN ONE F'ECOND.
Tiiis to, tin aircction foil be cu t t.d in an in
stant,the moment the Relief touches the
nerve, the pain is mitigated. So a ifh 'l're Onl
ereUX and 11 , 111iC 1 site, Neuralgia ;unit Suck
11-a.lache—bath., the parts where :lie pain i•
most seanre. and inn tew minutes yon will be
citirely relieved. Taken internaily it a ill ar
rest the most molest hillll , lllt end ~/ ani pa. snip
voiniting or too much purging, and in all cases
give strength for weakness, ease for pain, health
tor sickeess. Na Ready Relief is genuine un
less signed by Rsewse k c 162 Fulton at.
Elegant 'Toilet Requisites.
T. embellish and enhance the charm- of beauty.
Rarhoay's illedicaied Soup.
Fovorubiy kuon n throughout the lashicnitble
world for its extremely bland, pusifying and
soothing effects on the skin, while by its action
On the poles and , nintite secretory trrnets it ex•
pels all the impurities from the surisce, allays
every tendency to inflammation. and effectually
dissipates all redness. tam pimples. spo a, lire,:
les discoloiatiotil and other cutanenii • eruptions,
Get/flouter, alter 20 , 8, ill, will find it alleys all
irritation and tenderness of the akin, and renders
it loft. smooth and pleasant. It is 'tee from
poisonous, irritating and pernicious ingiedietits,
am can be used on the tender skin of the infant
with the same hippy results as upon beauty In
its prime. Each cake is enveloped in a splendid
label of steel Ingesting, with the signature of
If. I; it iIDWAT on each cake. Price 25 cents.
large cakes.
The eras% iiing ornament of Beauty is a luxuriant
head of hair.
Radtcay's Circassian
Warranted the best Huir Tonic row in use for
dreraing and beautifying the hair. It cleanses
the scalp from 1)0,14411ff, keeps• it clean, cures
scurvy. baldness and sores on ;he head. stops the
hair frorn falling out, renders it strong, tine,
smooth arid glossy.' Persons nho have lost their
hair by sickness will find u complete antidote in
this Bairn. It also gives it a dark arid beautiful
color cud prevents it tram turning grey. It is
sold in large bottles for 25 cents per bottle, and
is warranted the best hairpreparstion in use. It
will not soil the hat, cap, or the finest fabric
None VrflUille without the signature of RADWAT
& C..
A.gents for the sale of the above articles
in Maims onarty--b. li. BUEHLER, Gettvs•
ins g ; Parton 4 , Biyate,,Fairteld ; Mrs. DU/IMM
Cashtnwn; Poirefinger 4. Bensheur, Little.•town
EirAclbaughfc Ho/huger, A bhotistown ; frithant
RV/ & East Berlin; D. 111. C. ;Ono, Hemp.
ton ; Ilolainger & Ferree, Petersburg.
Sept. 6, 1650 —2rn
Selling out ! Selling Out !!
.IND NO 31J87:114VE
111 'MG determined' to retire from
0 -a• the Mercantile biutiness, prior to the
let olApril,l will offer my entire stock of
Dry Goods, Hardware, Queens-
ware,
told most otthe Groceries, wholesale and
retail, at city Prices, from this dote, till
all is sold. I feel grateful to my old friends
and customers for past favors, •and wopltl
just say to them. and the public ; If you
want BARGAINS, now is your anis to
call and get them. The goods must,be
sold, bring whatthey may. the STORE
ROOM is now for RENT—One of the
most desirable in this place. Possession
given on or before the first of April. •
J. M. STEVENSON.
Gettysburg. Nov. 8. 1860.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
"Fuser returned from the Cities with `a
'it' new and ependid assortment of Rea
dy-Made Clothing, which will he dispos
ed of on terms which will astonish pui
chasers. The public ere invited to call
and judge for themselves.
MARCUS SAMSON.
Gelefehttrg, Jan. B.—tf
511 T VISE' 041,,D Si TA D,
-ENT IN *NEW SHOP,
J. G. FREY
'TENDERS his acknowledgments to
-,•• his friends for past favors, and has
the pleasure of announcing that he is again
located - at the old stand, on Washington
street. one square. south of Thompsou's
lintel, where he will be prepared, as here.
tofore, to do all kinds of
0.51C14 CLOTH, 4. SION AdINT
,• ING.
Oirriage Repairing done at short
notice, and on reasonable teams, for which
Country Prodice Will be taken.
'The subscriber is thankful for past fa
vors, and hopes, by attention to business,
and a desire to please, to merit and receive
a continuance of public patronage.
J. G. PREY.
Gettysburg, Jan. 12. 1849.—tf
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
The Largest Assortment ever
opened in Gettysburg
BUEHLER has just received
I. • from the City a large additional
supply of Books, and has now on hand, at
his old established Bookstore, in CHARM•
BERSBURG STREET, the largest and
best assortment of
STANDARD BOOKS g 40 1 0 .
•
of every variety,Clasaical, The- .
ulugical, Literary and Miseellatieous. - ev•
er offered in this market, all of which will
be sold, as usual, at the very lowest rates.
He has also constantly on hand a large
and litllassorttnent of SCHOOL BOOKS
and STATIONERY, Pen-knives, Gold
Pens, Pencils, Letter Enveloiies, Visiting
Cards, Motto Wafers, with a variety of
Fancy Articles, to whir.% the attention of
purellasers is invited.
The subscriber returns his neknowledg
ment for the long continued and liberal pa
tronage extended to him, and thinks that.
in the variety and excellence of his present
assortment at' Cheap Books and Stationery,
will be found evidence of u determination
to continue to merit that patronage.
(rr Arrangements have been made by
which any Books not embraced in hisas
sortment can be promptly ordered front
the City.
TIN w ARE ! TIN WARE!
arm. mi. BIIVELMER'
JI EBPECTFULIS tinnonnres to his
int friends and the pihhe that he con
tinues to inatintarture andhns now nn hand
• .4 LARGE STOCK OP
9poN WAUF„
at "his Eitaldisliment iu Clianiliersburg
street, nearly opirosile lie Post °dire—
where lie will lie plen,ld to till orderi
promptly- and upon the nicst reasonable
ernis.
31PdLit Vir
mENns D fa LOW CITI-1
Z E
Toe time is again approa.hing when the
finds ul the North. and thopinless storms
if Winter will sweep in ell \heir fury over
the land—when the human body will re-
quire protection front the chilling atmos
phere aril the angry clemenis at ..Old Bo
reas." You will therefore please hear
in mind that it will he Erenth to your ad
vantage to call at SAMSON'S Cash One
price Clothing and Varietal Store, (im
mediately opposite the Batik where you
will find one of the largest, cheapest, and
most fashionable selected stcti of READY
MADE cLoTffiNG everloffered in the
"Buckwheat County," and St such prices
as cannot fail to please,—thil suberiher be
lieving in the old motto, that "nimble six
pence to better titan a slow shilling."
The One-price system wit he strictly
adhered to. My goods are narked at the
lowest living profits, and the asking price
is the price at which goods Will be sold,
and from which no ahatemeti will in any
itistanee be made, which is tits only guar
antee that can be given to protect the pub
lic. from imposition—believing it to be a
much better system than that of the grab
game, of asking enormous high prices and
selling for just what you rim get. My
stock of clothing consists of Clunks, Over
coats, Frock -coats, Dress -,oats, Sack -coats,
of every description; Pantaloons.of Cloth.
Cassimere, Cassinet. Velvet. Cord. and
Doeskin ; Vests, of Satin. Cloth, Cassi
net ; Woolen Shirts and Drawers ; Can
ton Flannel do. ; Cravats, Handkerchiefs,
Collsrs, Bosoms, Suspenders—in short,
every article that belongs to the Gentle
men's Furnishing Roo m,
My friends and the pudic generally Ere
most respectfully invited to call and exam
ine my assortment of clothing before ma
king,, their purchases, and they will be con
vinced that tt is the intetest of every man
who studies economy, 'to purchase his
clothing at Samson's. Thankful for past
favors, the subscriber Would return his
most profound thanks to the citizens of
Gettysburg and vicinity, and hopes, by
strict - attention 10 business, to merit a' Can
nutmeg, of public favor.
MARCUS SLMSON
GettyOurg, Oct. 25,1850.
Irpirwir...7 . llM-ice
111H,Fi subscriber tenders his acknowl
• edgmenitto tint public fur the liberal
and ateady, ,patronage with which he has
been, ! s itypred for a series of year...and re
spectfully announces that he hos just re
ceivvd, AA :ilia -0/4 established , stand. in
Chamberiburg street, a large and fresh
, , ''• ' " Stumm OF ' ^ 1 ' ''',..
', DRUGS DRUGS & MEDICINES, .:,
pog.f.t.uriatgoLutßoo ~
Paiiiti;varhish,DyeitulT4
and every variety of a rtichis usuallyfound
in a Drug stOisi td Web 'hit 'invitim the
attention °Mtn pnbl le Owl th ammonia that
they 4111 be furnished at the most region
ible prices. ' • . I - ~
• ' .B. H. BUEHLER.
Gegyaburg May 3 1850.—tf.
HOUSE 'S N . al TING
'vxu ILL be made and put up by the
V V subscriber,who willattend prompt
ly to all orders, and upon as reasonable
terms as can be proeured at any establish
anent in the county.
GEO. E BUEFILER.
INURSIT 1111kIktliAt
DAVID-11-EAGY
rip ENDERS him acknowledgments to
the public for the liberal and stea
dy patronage with which he has been fa
vored for a series of years ; and respect
fully announces to his' former customers
and the public generally, that he hae his
Shop at present in Chambcreburg 'treat--
where persons wishing FURN ITURE
can be accommodated at very moderate
prices for CASH, PRODUCE and LUM
BER. fur which the highest market price
will be paid.
110:7"All Furniture warranted to he made
of the very best materials, and by experi
enced workmen.
e o fling.
All orders for Coffins will meet with
the same, prompt attention as heretofore.
IrrArt APPRENTICE to the Cabinet
making business will be taken. if applica
tion be made soon. Ono from the coun•
try would be preferred.
Gettysburg. Der. s.—tf
Jiang I.4IPACTIEL
TIILS WAY FOR BARGAINS!
0130. R. SW PE
r A i'IAK ES this opportunity of tendering
to the Public his thanks for the libe
ral encouragement heretofore extended to
to him, and would respectfully remind
them that he mill continues to manufacture,
at his old stand, in East York street, a few
doors east of the Globe Inn, all kinds o
NEW FASHIONABLE
FURNITURE )
AS
& S,
BUREAUS,
CRETARIES:
Dill SSIND guicturf,
BEDSTE A US,
CRADLES,
ASIISTASIDS,
SOF
CICKTRIC 'CAULKS,
CARD 106
END 66
SOFA 64
Pan
DINING
BREAKFAST"
together with all other articles usually
made in his line of business. All work
done at his establishment will be warrant
ed—will be made of the best material and
by the best of workmen.
From his knowledge ot the business the
subscriber flatters himself with the idea
that he is able to compete successfully
with any other establishment in the coun
ty. in the style and quality of his work.
COFFIN S—Malingany, Cherry, or
Walnut—in:lde in the best style, and at the
shortest notice.
( H. SWOPE
Gettysburg, Tau. 18. 1850.—tf
Tzvr croozz
AT
lamersly's Variety Store.
THE subscriber invites the attention of
the public to the large assortment of
Goods just received at his Variety Store,
MI the North West corner of the Dia
mond. Gettysburg. Pa., which he will he
pleased to show to all who may favor hint
wilh a call. The stork consists, in part. of
COFFEE. SUG.IR,
SYRUP, HONEY,
Spires of all kinds, Sidt, Fish, Oil, iitc
t also the largest and best flock of
China. (:lass, and Qnevnsware,
ever offered in the place; elan HARD
WARE and TABLE CUTLERY. Cof
fee Mills ; a laree assortment of Cedar
IVare, such as Tubs, Buckets, Churns,
&e. ; W itlow Baskets, of all sizes. Ladies'
Travellitur Baskets, Brushs, Brooms,
IVhisps, &e. ; Crackers, (a superior arti
cle,) Cheese, Pickles, Confections and
Fruits of all kinds. Also, constantly on
hand a full supply of the best
FAMILY FimUR,
and different kinds of Feed, HAM & BA
CON. Hominy and Beans, Tobacco, Snuff
and Cigars, with a large variety of Fancy
Articles—all of which will be sold at re
markably low prices for cash or country
produce.
The subscriber returns his sincere
thanks to the public for the liberal patro
nage heretofore extended to him, and in
vites purchasers to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
WM. W. lIAMERSLY
Oct. 4, 1850:
ST4►VE PIPE.
O F
every size. comonoilv on hand and
for sale at F.I/EHLER'S Tin :Ind
Sheet Iron Establishment, opposite the
Post Office, Cliambersburg street, Gettys
burg. [Oct. 25.
Shoes ! Shoes ! Shoes !
J UST received a large lot of. Ladies'
Morocco and Kid SHOES, GAIT-
ERS, &c.; Misses do; also, Gentlemen's
coarse and fine Boots, Congress Gaiters
Pumps. &r.. at
KURTR'S CHEAP CORNER.
UR Z
RAB JOST RECEIVED A LARGE' kenoaTmEriT
Of Florence Braid - BONNET%
Colored Chip do.
Misses' Mixed Braid do.
, China. Pearl, do.
Fine Lace do.
Aldebraiide& Jenny Lind do.
Chip and Mire* do. •
ALTO-A VARIETY 'OP
Palm, Leghorn & Straw Hats,
which wi ll be sold as cheap al ihe cheap.
est. tAkir
TEL GOODB=IIISOII sup Mops. fdr
,
ar RE— _
Orl dqn,*re, North
44 toe vottrt-,honse,between
,gutd Stevenson', corners.
, -
• WANTED, : •
"0 stand in a Dry 9agds store, an ac..
live lad, one that speaks the Der.
man lacqgme—is a good Arithmetician.—
aritt come well recommeded.—and w il
serve a regular apprenticeship to the bus-
Mess. :None other need apply. Inquire
at this office.
Dec. 21. JBloo.—tr
4'l LOTH IS CASSIIVIERBTVEST
-1111) liobionable variety
reesiOed owl for role at BODICES.
FIRE I -FIRE!
ALIHE Delaware Mutual Safety luau
-IL ranee Coteparty, .Philadelphia, are
!ow &dee oil 'the mutton plan.
gividg the iiisured a partleipatiott II) the
profits of the Company. Without liability
beyond the premium paid. 4 .lVopremienn
notes taken on which assessments are
made."
The subscriber, as Agent for the above
Company, will make 'lnsurances, either
permanent or limited, on property and ef
fects of every description against loss of
damage by fire.
BAMAJEL FAFINESTOCK
Gettysburg, March 1, 1850.—tf
KEYSTONE MUTII A 1.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OP HARRISBURO, P 4.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Guarantee Capital, 875,000.
Rates as low as any other good Company in the
United States.
TiIIS company respectfully calls the
attention of the public to The follow
ing advantages which they are enabled to
offer to persons desirous of insuring their
lives:
D. HEAGY.
All the profits of the Company are di
vided annually among the life members in
scrip dividends, bearing interest, payable in
cash at the end of each year.
Premiums on lile policies may be paid
annually, semi-annually or quarterly; or
when they amount to $5O and upwards,
they may be paid one-half in cash and the
balance by note at 12 months.
Wives may insure The lives of their bus.--
bands, or husbands may insure their own
lives in favor of their wives and children,
tittle secu ring to their limitless sum which
creditor. cannot reach in the event of the
death and insolvency of the linsbimd.
L. REILY'. Pren't.
rr - Pamphlets and information lurnish
ed by the undersigned, who 19 the regular
agent at Gettyt,burg.
KELLER KURTZ.
0:7 - Dr. CHARLES lionsca is the Com
patty's regularly authorized Medical Es
emitter.
June 28, 1850.-1 e
l'ilE usaTED
IJ FE IN sI;IZA NC E
.INNUITY 4- TRUST COMPSNI
CAPITAL $250,000 —CASH !SYSTEM
fl roiwarit. tiso:icited applications for
efain Lite Insurance, luinish the a osi abundant
and gratilv ng proof. that the public ni ltd is
deeply ttepret..eti %toil the cost Inti.nital.Ce of
this subject. The great object, hooef er. of In
sit, once. should be sz chg . ; othersvi is the whole
Motive I 0 in4iiro may o eilisappointed. Too much
care cannot lie lit - arrived tit the PeleCtion 1 , 1 nil
nifire, us it h tt litchi to effect the Coot! rect. The
choice should be regulate!, not by present and
conodattl !are° inducements, us this is ciir . and)
incompatible sviih home assort - es 'I lia pre•
on life arecalcidated for the ivirruar- it
present ani pifepeetise benefits. thfletore. ore
given, the refiill, tiftterr!riy mutt lQrrifinfie in
h•i,g 'lion, dipippollittneNt and rout. The object
aimed at by this institnt ion is rtirbditu and per
petuity. '1
lie rates of premium base been care
fully iorel.eteol with reference to floetotatiniff,—
The cash system 01 pay Melds has also lteenailop
tea Unpaid premium notes constitute no part
of the an..efs or this Company, and evert' con.
tingeney being tottMed with an ample capital,
Lcf*Rl Fr firmly, the whole Sy stem. Thar /nr•
too r. if:trait - tont:l to ail other considerations, cum•
!lie company to public favor.
Explanatory pamphlets, blauks, application
paper, information, and every faciliiv, will he
cheertully furnished by I). 34ce()N.U . C.111 .
, who has been duly appointed agent of tilts
otinpally.
..•;reptien R. Cran fold. Paul B. Goddard,
ose Thonlo,on, Lr sience John‘on,
Benjamin W. Tingley, George Wilenry.
Jacob L. Florance, James Deseleug,
William M Godrein, John L. I. , nton.
BTEPti EN It CRAWFORD. Prelt.
A NIII nost W. Tinistrsow, V Pre...Went.
CHARLES (:. hILA r. tiec'y and rrealUrer
AcTo4fty—Mailuel Eyre.
Mr.nrcAL Examimmi—Dr. D. Horner.
&•pr. 211, I 5,50
DR1331.1 300=1
'A new and Splendid A ssort-
ment just received by
J. L. SCHICK )
WHICH he will be pleased to exhibit
to all who may call at his Store in
Baltimore Street, nearly opposite Fahn
cetock's. The goods have been selected
with care, and will be sold at remarkably
low prices. Among them will be found
the most fashionable
CDANCEADLE 611.K8. TURK SATINS
FRENCH MEIDNOEs, GAME
LION DE LAINE-, FIUU
RED DE LAINEs.
Bromide Camelions, Coburg Cloth, Alpa
cas, Bonnet Velvets and Satins; together
with n large assortment of Ribbons and
Flowers, Stockings and Cloves, bleached
and unbleached Mullins, woolen and cot
ton l• lannels. Cloths, Castoincrs, Vestings
Ca‘sinets, French worked and mourning
(totter s , Ila!r Braids, Rotuma of
various kuuls ; in short, almost any thing
in the Dry Goods line.
L 7 T e atielition of the LADIES is
particularly invited to my stock of Goods,
which will be found to comprise not only
the most fashionable. but the best styles.
Call and examine them.
J. L. SCHICK.
Gettysburg, Sept. 20, 1850.
GETTY•SBUSG FEMALE
HIS Institution, under the direction of
Miss WALLACR, will be re-opened
on Alontlay Me 2d of September. and con.
time in two sessions of five months each,
until the lest of Juno; leaving July and
August for vacation instead of May. and
October.
Tatura.—Ten dollars per melon of fire
months ; with extra charges for the Lan
guages, Drawing and Fancy Work. Pe.
pile Will Am. thargotit 'front iUp time of en
tering the end of the, and no
decructlene from the price will be made, ex
eept kir time 4?11 by . I k , reliFheri or pro'
trawled Mites* ot` i the pupils.
Reference is respectfully made to the
following gentlemen :
J. D. 14'POreoci, Rein Dr. Mimicker,
J. A. TbentWoa, ' ' Rev. Dr. Beitber,'
R. G. Harper.- , • Rev. pr. griuth.
Dr. D. 14006 •Trof.jieabli,
Hon. 'ProChiiever
Dlittear, Jells4too h
Aug. 0 0 i (Nardi B,)—ly
, •
..grhN hand and for sale Atop a few
IL-r STOVES; among which fa a Nadia.
way Cook Stave.
Oct. 4. • GEO. ARNOLD.
Jar,uard Wave Braid.
AW and beautiful itliele for Trim
niing dresses, for eel. a t th e
cheep Ettore of .7. L. SCHICK.
Oct. 4.
Charter Perpetual
DIREC;T()Its
SEMINARY.
Phil adelphinAdverlisemeells
E. RICKS JONES,
WHOLOALE
WOODKN, WILLOW WARE. BROOK
Brian, Comb, Looking Glom and
Variety store, .
NO. 18, NORTH RFICONO STRNET, PHILAD
Under J. Sydney Jones' Carpet Warehouse.
()WING to the liberal share of patro
..ge I have received this spring from
my friends and customers, has induced me
to renewed exertions for the prepartqlott
of my fall stock, all of which has hien
manufactured of the heat materials and trona
the hest manufacturers ofthe Eastern States
anti Europe.
I again respectfully solicit the attention
of merchants to the examination of my
stock, which will he sold at the low
est market prices for cash or city accept
ance.
CEDAR WARE.-500 nests Cedar
and 100 nests painted Tube, 200 barrel
and 100 staff Churns, 100 dozen Cedar
and 600 dozen painted Pails, 200 dozen,
Wash Boards, 100 dozen nest Sugar and
Flour Boxes, Spiggote, Spoons and La
dim
W ILLO W WARE.-000 nests Mark
et and 200 nests Clothes Baskets, 400
Willow Coaches, Chairs and Cradles;
a large assortment of French and Domes
tic Baskets.
BROOMS & BRUSHES,--10,000
Wire Brooms, 10,000 Shaker Brooms,
200 dozen each Wall, Paint, Scrubbing,
Shoe and Horse Washes, Tooth, Shaving,
Cloth and Hair Brushes of every style.
COM BS.-2000 dozen Fancy, of various
paterns, side, neck, pocket, dressing and
fine-tooth tombs of every style.
LOOK ING GLASSES, of Pine Cher
ry, Mahogany and Gilt Frames, of all si
zes and paters ; German, French and En
glish Looking Glass Plates, of all sizes,
from 7 by 9 up to 72 by 120—(paciting
insured to all parts of the Uttion)—togetb
er with a large assortment uf variety goods
too numerous to mention.
Sept. 1,1850.-6 m
LiZrikiaNo2l
AGENT OR 111 E SALE OF SOUTH
tam .%IANUFACTURING COS
WRITING PAPERS.
Warehouse, %o. 3, Waller street,
PIIIL.IDELI,III.I.
St) it) eases of the above superior Papers
5...0 now in 5:0TO, 1111 d for MOO to the•
tr..!e 'tie is .hest market placer, consii.titsg in
Flat Cape
loHe awl A q.te.
12, 14,15, and 161 Di
S i rr. na Medium and Demi Writings, blue
an t Nhlte.
Extra super and superfine Folio Poets, blue
and x‘htie, plain and ruled.
littra &upon Linen Note Papers, plain and
OIL
; , iipiertineand fine Bill Papets.long end broad
ttupeanie and fine Counting•llous e Cape and
Posts. blue and o bite.
Extra super Collgress Caps end Let ters. gilt.
"iu.perlino ::•erninsi Caps and Posts, blue bud
1111 C.
z.npertine blue Itunen thin Letters,
EXIM etiper Bath Poets, blue and %%Lite, plain
and ruled.
I , :mbr.,of et erl Note Papers and Ens elopes
Lawyer s" Brie] Paperi-
superime and role Caps sod Posts, ruled aril
pldin, blue and white, various qualities and pri•
cei.
I,non trams white and assorted Shoe Pa:
pera, Bonnet Ilaards, white and assorted Tissue,
Tea, Wraupinx, En.elope, assorted and blue Me•
ilium's. Cap Wruppets, Hardware papers, &e.
July 111, 1.630.—dm
GREA 'f IMP RO EVMEN T IN
Dag aserreolyping.
VAN LOAN & CO.,
Nn. 118, Chertmil Street, Philadelphia.
VE, by recent discoveries in their
`a art, enabled themselves to take pic
tures at all times, with great certainty—as
well in stormy as clear weather—which
are justly pronounced by artists and scien
tific men, UNRIVALLED, for depth of tone
and softness of light and shade. By work
ing themselves they not only produce pic
tures which are good and cheap, but by
far the best and cheapest which can be
produced at nny other establishment.—
Their charge for pictures in handsome im
proved cases, ranges from
ONE DOLLAR
to three dollars, depending on the size of
the picture, being scarcely one-half the
price charged at oilier establishments, for
pictures of equal size, but of inferior qual
ity. The Gallery of Portraits, consisting
of some hundreds, embraces a collection
of distinguished Americans, worthy the
attention of visiters to their rooms, which
are
Open at all times.
The collection which they had deposit.
rd in the callibitton of the Franklin Insti
tute. was constantly surrounded by dense
crowds of admirers, who were loud in
their praises of die artists' skill.
To guard against every possibility of
mistake, they guarantee every pietursSo
he of the best materials, end unless it is
entirely satisfactory to the customer no
charge will be made! When visitinktbe
city call at tlivir rooms, whether you wish
a daguerreotype or not. The admission
is free, and ) ou will he pleased with ynur
visit. Don't forget the number, 118 Ches
nut street,a few doors below Fourth.
Nov. 15.-3 m
FArr ACKEREL,
W-11 4U.
SA WHOM
HERRINGS,
PORK,
Constantly on harapsnd
FON s• 111 aT
J. Palmer & Co.
Market street wharf,
Aht & SIDES I Philadelphia.
19HOUI.DER,
LARD. 4G
CHEESE,
Rept. 19.-3 m
teltimare A4dverlimenatlnts.
Shirt Establishment.
ONE of tho ost ex
1- tensive in m
the Bowed
" States, No. 170 Baltimore
it. where WO persona
are employed, and a stock of 1000 dfn.fn
of Shirts always no hand ; style and qual
tiles suitalils for all parte oldie guru, Mer
chant' and others visiting Baltimore are
invited to call and (minium the largest and
best assortment of shirts that has ever been
offered in this city, consisting of all sizes
and quality, for mit and boys, which, for
style sod workmanship, *anew. be :aria's
aed. More than usual 'fort has been
made to render thesesertmeat of SHIRTS
COLLARS, Linnen and Cotton DRAW
ERS, complete and desirable in every se
speet. T. W. BEl w rON,
179 Ballinger skeet. our Light.
March 20,
TAX MIRE,
OF every description, constantly , on
.hand and for sale at Bummers
.ria Wars- Establishment, oppositsri- the
Post Office. [Oct. 4.