**lloiiit . Advreisternents
'YOUR MONS?.
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t mows& & co.)
X AND SO33IIERS,
*144 Thifiedway. l none South °PLO
- erty Street.
NEW YORK,
111 AVE now on hand, and will be receiv
-111 ing daily through the season. New
Getilikailliiect from the European mann
falterers, tad cash Auctions, rick/4.th
limn*, fancy Silk Millinery Goods.—
Our stock of Rich Ribbons comprises ev
ry intriety of the latest and roost beautiful
designs imported.
Many of our goods are manufactured
expittealy to our order, from our own de
signs and patterns, and stand unrivalled.—
We oiler our goods for nett Cash, at kiw
or prices than any credit House in Ameri
ca can afford.
All purchasers will find it greatly to
their interest to reserve a portion of their
stoney and make belections from our great
variety of rich cheap goods.
Ribbons rich for Bonnets; taps, Sashes
Belts, Bonnet Silks, Satins, Crapes;—Lisp
see, *Carleton, Embroideries, Collars,
Chemisetts,Capes, Berthas, Habits, Cuffs,
Sleeves, Edgings, Inserting?, Embroider
ed Revier, Lace, Ilemstich Cambria Hdkfe.
Blonds, Illusions, Embroidered Laces for
Caps, Embroidered Laces for Shawls, Man
tillas, Veils, llottiton, Meehlen, Viten
chines, Brussels Laces, English ands/oily
Thread, Smyrna, Lisle Thread, Cotton
Ladies, Rid, Lisle Thread, Silk, antr.Seti
ing tint, Gloves, Mitts, French atid Amer.,
joie Artificial Flowers, French Laces.telt
lish, American, and Italian, Straw Bon
new and trimmings,
March 26, 1652-25.
Philadelphia itihrerilhiehoeuto
MACKEREL 1, On hand'
SHAD, CODFISH, and lot sale by
SALMON, J.PALMER &ix)
t
HERRINGS. Market Israel
PORK. Wharf.
HAW AND SIDES, PHII,WEIr .
SHOULDERS., PHIL. _
LARD , & ,CHEESE . March 12,—;am.
Cheitii" Ifitratchi Jelivelry and
Silver-Ware.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES !
71eenhipix!ceil4 at lease less (Am aver
;,hawk bsay,n4l in the, flailed &ales I
. COLD ; LEVER, iyArcaEs, fun
jewelled r ,lll karat case only 1630
- ' -Unusually sold for 035
• OuIID LEPHVE WATCHES, 18 karat
24
EIMER LEVER WATCHES, full j
Usually sold for $lB.
DILE& LE P INE -WATCHES, jewel
-10
SILVER TEA SPOONS, per half da.
en, 5l
GOLD PENS; Silver Hidders, 1
Persons wishing a IVatch or WatcPes,
orArtirehy;nn han,thetri sent by mail.
with: pitifect wifely, to any part or th m U.
Stites or Weis ladies by , first sending the
autrtitt of gooney. All articles vrarrait
ttit as nprennted above. Orders from the
I=a lAdly„ P _
P,ld 1d..,
L ) WIS LAI:MMUS,
.unlit opposite the Franklin Howe.
is
puut,fni. Void bought or nianaracturedinto
Jerrelty.
March 19,--3m
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wuniuni & zenary.
lE9Ore NO. 29, 3rd street, Philadelphia.
Mt woo MANUFACTURER'S.
CURRIE S, AND IMPORTERS.
Commission and General
'PRATHER BUSINESPS,
111110162111411/421 & BLVIVIL*6
rifinerfactory 15 Alargaretis greet,
Philadelphia.
Mareh 15.-Bn.
TO .9lntarTax 211711LCZAZIMS
, undersigned have just opeited an
. \Antionsive and general tasortainnt,Ut,
a , 6, TEAR, witions„ AO.
IC
Jim
,`,!' WHOLESALE, AT
,
Illtio,fll4l, North pus street, ab ov e
- Race Sreet, Philadelphia. ,
Where Country Merchants will ftud'it to
**kitting's& to as L' as iey are dommin
ad to sell so cheap, that buyers need not
goon tibithei; in any instince. • ,: vrt disire to call especiil &Hewlett& to
a Hie fOt ' ' • . " •
YEAS 1!
AUabpib Oiiitoreil commend .dkeinselves
.
*IN molt perneular.
' 'Mali Atql)
• '.ALTER mik, WILLISTON, Groceot ,
No. 143 North:Third a*. "bore Race, ?tamest
•
APril-k-7314.
• " ortiaiwscrlitiactictoo
110A1#8, Perfumery'. Mail 'Oils. Motto
P. 7 Woks, Porttnaniea. &c.. a new a.
imetatent jort opened at BUEHLER'S
asaik ik ail Dalt Store. in Ohatitireniburg
street.
Vlte , Zt 49 air '`
Lt all kinds, Cap and Letter Pa* of
best quality, Note Paper. Visiting
pude, ; plain and fancy Envelope's, Pep'
illaivitic uilla, tiold Pens and Pencils, titd,
aalinqa ott hand and for sale low by
S. H. 13UERLER.
B ONNET RIBBONS , Florence Silk
' and Silk Leese. all colors. just -re
epelee4 el FAHNESTOCKS',
Jim 4 Red Front.
..__
AND SEE,
,Iter f large supply of TIN
, i ; ~WARE, on hand and for
iitittlehler'sTin and Sheet
boallimablisbnient, opposite the
1 1 .0 0 .0&%, whit will be sold
at low
4 ' WE. BUEHLER.
"Weak abowe Zia*. •weigh ragout Oast her , hff
the hewers tlonfry: Mark ye Well ACT bufirerk,
oder her palmvs."—"Psaim zt.rtit , 12. 13.
THF. ANCIRNT EV OP JERUSALEM.
subscribers have the bonne to crooner*
to the public, that they have just published
one of the most writ:stenol specimens of modern
Art yet produced, the "..ifeeirat cup of 'tram.
/on" previous to its destruction by Titus, A. D.
71, pointed by Geo. Wiirelerlieh—drawn on atone
by J. Queen, and Lithographed by P. S. Duval—
The prima are tinted end elaborately colored to
represent the original picture. The print is 4C
by 31 inches, accompanying it is it History run
Key, which point. nut all the remarkable place",
making the whole picture easy to be understood
arid highly instructive and interesting.
Chi this picture may be distinctly traced the
following remarkable places :—Hill orEvil Conti
cil, where council wan held to kill Our Saviour;
Valley of Elsh,lVllent David slew Gotha); Motor
tains of Judea, Mispeh, Upper Pool of Gihon,
which oupplied the city with water; Road to Jon.
pea; Road to Bethel and Samaria, Sepulchre of the
Kings, Aceldama, the place bought with the thir
ty pieces of Silver, for orhich Judas betrayed
Christ ; Catacombs in the Reeks , Valley of Hu
nom, Valley of Idolatry where the image of Mo
loch *as erected; King's think's, Fountain of
Emote!, Brook Cedron, Pool of Siloam, *here
Oar Senimeraenit the blind to receive sigh t,Stsira
that led from Mount Zion to the King's Garden.
Sane When the Holy Ghost came upon the dig.
`elides on the day Of Pentecost. The three Tow
er* built by Herod, Moriamne, Hippieus, and Ph..
,glue, Comacukup, where the Saviour ate the
Tisover,• David's Tomb, House of Annals, House
Cssisphes. Palace of Herod, who caused the
caldron of Be.thleheas tie be slain. Chief Mont.
a ,* Palace, Palace of Moneibugus, king of
Adia
bane; Prison from which the Angel delivered
Peter, Lower Market, the Tower of Siloam, which
fill and killed eighteen men, mentioned by Christ.
House artful Mighty. P.lscie of Herod Agrippa,
irlippedrome or Circus, built ,by Herod; Palace
'of the High Priente. The tyrenty three noted
Gates, including the besot iful'lSate of theTempie,
oaten: refer and John bested the lame men
Temple which contained the Holy of Holies, in
hich were deposited the Ark and sacred weir
ails, within the porch or portico stood the Pillars
114111Chial soil Boa:, thergreat Altar of Burnt Of-
Ming!, Dol Bravo Candleelicks, the Court of the
Gentiles where Christ expelled the Money Chan
gers. ',The Gate on the east side in the external
dull is the Shinhan -or Golden Gate, through
*deli Christ entered from the Mount of Olives.
thrsonth ot the Temple lies the lower part of
Monet Moriab, called Ophal. 111ount Moriati
stns, originally a trilogy rock, where Abraham
ellikred Inane in sacrifice-J.-here Jacob prayed and I
the Vision of the Ladder. The platform
rid Monk Pavement of Marsh overlooking th e
Tyrolean Volley is where Solomon dedicated the
Temple, in the, year S. C. 1004. and burnt by
Igebuchaihenuir. 416 rare afterward/ ; was re-
Wilt by Zerubabel B C. 515, end anal,: moth
Monter in
,ioxtent and gmadeachy Herod, biting
ennead ;with plates of gold. "soil shone more ,
blight than the morning sea " Where it wash
not gilded, it was white as milk., At the end
atthe Bridge stood the High Gate of Benjamin,
the tower of Antonia, here Paul addressed the
people, the Pretorium, where Christ was bmiieht
bef o re Pilate for judgment ; Palace of Pilate sod
the Court of tot tee, Court of Records, School of
the Ventura.l Palace of Acre. built by the ' Asino
nein Kings ; it - warts - ere Agrippa erected a high
Tower overlooking the Courts of the Temple ;
Dolorose, extending from the Hoare of Pi.
la e to Calvary ,where Christ was crucified ; the
Owe of Judgment, the Tower of Phephinus, the
minous roads leading from the city, Garden of
Gethsemane, Mount of Offence, where Solomon
allowed otrange worship, and where Christ pre
dialed the destruction of the Temple; Pools of
Bethesda, Gihon sod Siloam, Valley of J ehooha
-ghat. Hill Scopus, bout 4hieh Titus first beheld
Jerusalem and its splendid' Tempts-. ; Mount
hoc, and a number of other places co interest too
numerous to mention.
The Publishers have been about three v.ars , m{.
SidUollily employed. in completing this Picture.
GEO. to JOHN WUNDERLICH,
.N 0.4 Fayette Street below Arch, between
oth and Ruth Nts., Philadelphia.
irrThe Pictiarea can be had of the Pohio.hers
as above, or at No. lOU North Sixth Street, (Odd
Tellrmit' MIL) Philadelphia.
PH.ICEN.
Plain Sheet in tint, including History
and Key, Fa rut
Colored dn. do. 7 UU
On stretchers, with muslin back and var
nished, $1 extra.
Persons desiring their Piettires Framed, can
have them at the following Law Rates:
Thu , " inch Gilt Frame to suit the Print, $6 00
Rosewood Frames with gilt bead, 4 1 / 1 1
Three inch, imitation gilt, 5 OU
One inch gilt bead, 150
All Orders. including price of picture, prepaid
directed to either of the above places, will re
ceive immediate attention.
RECOMITENDATIONS.
I Take pleasure in secommending to all lovers
of Sacred History the Engraving of "Ancient Jr,-
nudism," by the Meaua. Wunderlaths, as a very
beautiful print, and as far as 1 am able to know
from a comparison of the best ■utborities, tt u os
veered as it is besutilul.
A. A. WILLITS,
I'a►tor alto! lit R. I). Church,—Crown St
Philadelphia, May 1852
• I have procured and examined carefully the
Mews. WunderlOW Engraving of “Aneieut .le
trosalem " It is decidedly the largest. the hand
*omen and most accurate one that has ever been
published in this or any other country. With
'the aid of the Key and his Bible, the Christian
pay obtain a better knowledge of the Holy City
es it we. in days past. than from all other sour
s-es. As a mere work of Art it stands high.
Mr. W. deserves the gratitude 01 ell lovers of
Zion. for his taints to make them better acquain
ted where Our Redeemer lived and died.—where
the•Shechinsh once did and again will dwell.
WM. RAM:4:Y.
.• Pastor of :he Cellar St. Presby tenet' Church.
Phila., May Mb, 1x52.
UZYThe Publishers hive in their possession a
'great number of Recorcmendiations, some from
Andiciduels who have visited Jerusalem, which
will be shortly published.
Juue 21.
TO Van PUBLIC.
IrEEE tmderttigned holds himself in
• readiness titan times In net as A UU.
, TIONEEIt, for the yelling of goods anti
kinds at Public Sale, and at ally time and
place in the county of Adams.
• Ile may he found at all times. at the
Coat:twittery of G. W. Blessing, next
, doorto the Eagle hotel, Gettysburg.
TEIEODORE AI'UA . 'UGHEY.
3larch s.—tf
Inn.
WIDE aubieriber 'hereby gives not ire in
- 21 - those who have promisep him WOOD.
on account, that he is in want of it, and that
unless it is delivered forthwith,- without
further notire, the Accounts will he placed
in the . oflita fur aolleetitin.
and the money required.
NO2IIOI,
VOTICB w hereby given to the mem
bets of the “Cuttdmrland Vali). Su;
tnal Protection Company," of Dickinson:
ownahip,, Cumberland county, Pennsyl
vania. that in - Mwessment offour per cent.
has been laid on the premium notes of said
Company by the Board, which amount is'
directed to be paid to the collectors, of said
Company that shall be appointed fur re
ceivimg the acme.
By order of the Board.
JOHN T. GREEN, Sec'y.
June 18, 1852-3 t;
Ladaess brews Gioods.
SMKS and • Satins, fderiaoes, M. de
'%paeas. Calicoes. SHAWLS.
ca st e. Glo Oltockingii,Ase.; ke.. are
to kma bad st • • .
SCHICK'S.
@MI
A..40.4. t
=MEM
2000 . LADIES .
ARE willing to certify that the HATH
AWAY COOKING STOVE is the
very best Stove now in use, inasmuch as
they will do more Cooking. Boasting and
Baking, and do it with less labor, and .last
as long again as as any other stove now
sold. - These celebrated stoves are con
stantly kept for sale at a very reduced
price at the
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP,
Where the subscribers feeling determined
to suit all persons have also the Parlor,
Sexton's Baltimore Air-tight. Peskekell
and Cabinet' Cook Stove, and Air-tight
and Ten-plate Parlor Stoves of the roust
beautiful patterns.
THE SITSLOH PLOUGHS,
which cannot be surpassed for lightness of
draught or in the character of their work,
aro constantly on hand for sale, and in view
of the fact that the Mouldboard of these
Ploughs is one-fourth heavier than that of
other ploughs, it is decidedly the cheap
est that can be obtained.
WITECEIROVir PLOUGHS and nth
ere, Castings for the Woodcock Plough,
Wind-mill Machinery, Castings and BM
low-ware, with every article usually made
at Foundries can be obtained here.
Blneksinithing and Shoe Nlaking as
usuul.
61 s 'is most revolting crime, and Court as• is near
at band some of our. citizens will be celled tip
on to discharge high and responsible clotted de
judges of evidence and facts that may be proven
before theta. As their verdict will necessarily i.e
final, it should be based upon truth, justice and
farits,_, So should our verdicts always he loaded,
whether in rustlers concerning life, liberty, or pro.
perty, or in business matters Every father, moth
er, son, and dabghter is iiderested where they can
buy to the best advantage ; and we therelmrd tidy
to them, that it is fur their interest to call and
elm an in rr
Ready-made Clothing and Vari
ety Store,
in Gettysburg, slier° Goods are sold cheaper than
fit 11 ny other establishinent—iietwithetairding
the talk of others about alter than the damp
est," "30 per cent. cheaper," he. If you dolt
this—or that he defies minipentiosi either in Get•
tyaburg or elsewhere—just give hint a call and
Mihaly yourselves.
There are those, who. prompted by seltioli mo
tives. oaametiines Jerry heady-made Clothing. de
being delectively mode up or inn& out of damaged •
materials. Tina miry do to Mord the unthinking, ,
but nut those who will take the tiouble
to cram
ine my large assortinent of goods I Mote rpoi
tlemen to call arid cry whether they have nut pout
as high as !Sri and. lit per soul for chi ho no tot
ter than that in my coats, It Lich are made tip too
by a regular Sew York tailor Occasionally all
article may prove defective, but wh e r e to th e hoer .
chant that' ties never r.old a plede . 1 cloth, cosei
nette, valimio, or muslin, whtyli did not two out
to be bad. It is itmassarlde tosprevent toil alto
gether, even wiih the brat of judges.
Time is said to be money, end money it said to
Ise time. Su they are, it properly united. Anti
herein lies the comet of my ability to eell geode
lower than ally hotly else. Instead of (uniting to
the city, and spending a tea dove in hardily put
chasing goods at market :•rices. I spend 50 adltV
weeks and even months se others do day a— ibue
buying to advantage, with care, Out ftripaeo.a'V .
at utmost half the market prices. limn. , I J
enabled to cell the saint geode to my rtlStutilers
much lower than others, nod flittptelally
lower.
Resider, 1 adopt no two-price Ayetem, by which
one customer is reqUiied ter p.iy 10 or a per ccot.
more than others. Putting my goods down to the
lowest mark, end hot in.! bUt USE, Niles, It. pur-
Clitti.rf may rely upon h inr, honestly
It is very envy Ito put II 11i ue on t..odn.
and then allow customers to .Icw" down in a Lif
•elee oecssiolially, but when that is 41.mc II Is WM'
to look out !—there is tiosirettllr4 III! ,
prite and small profit.; in the only fair umd true
srstern•
My present stock consists of every seasonable
article that belongs to len's and Itoya C lot hing,
together with a very luge variety of FANCY
GOODS,Jewelry, Accordion's, Violins, Revolvers,
and other Pistols, Clocks, Trunks, Carpet-Baas.
Violin and Guitar Striogo, Arc., all of which 'sill
be 'sold at prices to satisfy any reasonable mind
that SAMSON'S is the place to buy the cheapest
goods. Thanking my friends and customers for
their past patronage, and hoping to merit a con
timiance of the same by a toilet adherence to the
ova-PILICE principle, I invite them to else me a
call at my Store, opposite the Bank, in Genyaborg.
MAACLIS SAMbON.
April IG, 1852.
NEW it.artzvs.L or
%I? riGeQ . )O
At the Farmers' Cheap Corner.
A B. Kuirrz has just returned front
-nit • Baltimore and Philadelphia with a
latge and desirable lot of Spring and Sum
mer Goods. We would invite the atten
tion of the Ladies to our complete assort.
;nem of Dress Siks, lierage de Laines,
very rich styles. Pupleins, Plain and
Frguied Alpacas, New Style Mous. de
Laines, Lawns, Silk Tissue, Berage plain
and figured. Also
Calicoes, Checks, Ticking*, &c.
GENTLVIREN CS WEAR.
Cloths, p - tissitneres, Summer Cloths &
Vasilrigs, lu great variety: Also. Linen
and Colvin Pants Inuit at all privet,. A
handsome assortment of Goods for boy's
wear
A very large lot of Carpet varying in
prices from 124. to £41,00 per yard. Call
and louti. at 010111, it you want to buy or
nut no trouble to show our goods.
QUEENSWARE.
Our assortment of Queensware is admit
ted to be the cheapest in the country ; we
are receiving a•large addition to our form
er stock. Classware of every description,
direct from the manufacturers.
A very full. assortment of Groceries—
the best fip sugar and levy coffee in town;
also molasses, teati;popper, starch, spices,
&0., all ,`very cheap. Wanted in exchange
for goods Butter. Lard, Rags,,Eggs,Hatus
Sides, Shoulders, Soap, &c., (or which
the highest priest will.* given, 10:741
you want to save . : money, Kuß•rws
Cheap eorneris thelace, to do it:
Gettysburg. Apriti 0, 111162-1(
T. WARREN.
BUFF .CASSIMEREI
THE attention of gentlemen is invited
• to a very .superior quality of BUFF
CASSIMERE, et the Establishment of
SK ELLY 4t HOLLE BA UG H. Merchant
Tailors, Gettysburg. where. may be found
FANCY CASSIMERES, of every vari
ety and quality.
11.11 OSER Y, Gloves, Handkerchiefs,
1 -AL Collars, Edgings and Laces, 80bi...
netts, Book and Mull Minding,. Irish Lin
en, Black Silk.,Lace and Fringe, dte" the.,
to be had in great variety at
SCHICK'S
T. WARREN & SON
MURDER
SAMSON'S
lll3A2llaq.ciihs,Vo
Groceries ! Groceries I
Loom =nil!
BUS,IINELLOP
11111RBAL & (PE IN,
ASuperior article .of Mineral Paint
warranted equal to any Paint ever
before offered to the public for painting on
Wood, Brick. Stone, Iron, Tin, or any
substance which is exp ; l, to Weather,
Water, or the AtmospheW It is
Proof against Etre, Water.
and Weather,
AND UNCHANGEABLE IN ITS COLOR.
It mixes readily with or Composition
and la a beautiful dark blown or free-atone
color.
This Paint received the Premium at the
New - York State Fair,
Held at Albany in 1850, in competition
with the Ohio Fire-Proof Paint, and sev
eral other kinds of Mineral Paint, as being
superior to anything of the kind now in
Use.
CERTIFICATES.
We the undersigned, having seen and used
BUSWELI.'S Mineral Paint, can safely recent.
mend it to th e public •s being au article superior
to any Mineral Pond ever before otrered for use
it is not unpleasant to use, like the 14Viwny Ohio
Paint which i• har;ied about the country so much,
but mixes up withoil like pure white lead. It is
sold et ball the tines of cognition paint, and we
believe whero the color is desirable, it a worth
twice as much, and as a Fire, Wenther,or Water
proof Paint, are think it cannot be surpassed by
anything in the Paint lino now in use.
I. Mavon, Politer. James Tomlinson. Earl
John Phelps, du John Tomlinson, Bag
Ii U Glesaon, II Brown, Esq
Jame,. Moore, do B B :Stoddard,
J T Manning, Jo G W Stoddard,
L Joalin, Jo S P Doolittle',*4
John Allen,
O Parks.
ti Dyer,
N P Wilbur;
W Dodge,
Oneida Depot. Oct. 30th. MO
r Bushw ell. Dear sir.: We have useJ, with
in the past month, some 2,000 lbs. of your Miner.
al Paint, in painting cars, car houses, and freight
Aouvee upint nur road, and WO ran safely rivoin
inend it as ai very impeder. durable and cheap ar
ticle of Paint. HEIMAN 11. PHELPS.
Superintendent of the Sy racuse k I.l:ien R. R
M r Burwell. Dear Sir: I have toed for the Syne,-
ciao & Utica It. R. Conipatiy. over a 1011 01 your
Mineral Paint. and I and upon using it lo be far
preferable to the Oil Paint, or any other kind now
in use. I can 040 recorrintend it aa being ant/t
-rio/ to White Ltittl for any Linda outdoor paint
ing, as it appeals toles imper Viotti 10 water, and
flicheneeedile in color.
HORACE JOHNSON.
Painter for S. dc U. R. R Co.
APiany, Dec. I, 1850.
Mr. Boswell. Deer : flaying used a consid.
-able quantity of your Mineral Paint. in painting
brick end wooilin houses, the p vat season. I have
token extra psiss to try and test it in various
ways, from it. Mal and composition I can War
rant it to he Jumble both in quality and color ;
it in:yes heautitilly with oil—p into very easy—
o oil for ship or Mat painting, I think there hes no
Intl Or pawl ever been littroduced. I have used
onstilerable of a with wafer and clue
ion, for coarse, cheap painting, and it exceeds
an% dung I oval saw. 'l•ruly Yours,
THOS B. JOSIN.
imse
Nuinerous oar r certifiestesin L viols of Agents
which Will be ehowe to dealers.,
tr - F-This ."sint is for s Ile by S. II
BUEHLER, Geilysburg,
Ix Agent for Adams County.
Gettysburg July 11-11
The Greatest Historic: d and Al-
legorie'al print of the Age,
In Conlynemoration of that vioNl impor
twit event the .I , lleriertn
The stirrrnderirtz Meir arms to
(; E E IL! 11*.lS G TON fifier
their driest at °rho/en, Virginia,
October. 1,81.
rimiE Engraving is exerutod by 'fan
ner, Vallanee, Kearney Co.. froin
an original &awing by J. F. (tenant!, and
published by Benjamin 'raiier, Engraver.
l'hiladelphi:. The size of the print is 25
by 31 bolos. and was originally publish
ed to Stibseibers at $l2 in the sheet.
ENNA NTION.
THE Ilisrosy.—ln the tirst and grand
plan are ealithited three large groups of
the principal dicers, who were present at
the transaction, with a faithful likeness of
each.
In the fist group is seen Gen,nal. Wash
ington, G. Itochnunlicau, Gen. Lincoln,
Cid. Hans Iton an old farmer eager to con
template tle Beene, Billy the servant, and
the llnrse of Gen. Washington.
In the pent(' group, are American and
French °firers ; General Knox, Secretary
Wilson. tie Duke de Luazua, and the
Marouis de La Fayette.
The thud group is descriptive of the
British turreodering their arms. Lora
Cornwall s, General O'Hara, Commodore
Simmons: Cotonol Tarlton, with two ling
ers em of, Lieutenant Colonel Ralph All
errrotnbit, Lieutenant Colonel Dundas,
Lord Chiwtun, &c. Lord Cornwallis ap
pears premising his sword to the first
General °freer he meets, hut General
Washing.on s pointed out to him as the
only person to whom he is to surrender
his sworl.
On the heights and in the dieance are,
the (lament armies and crowds of specie-
tors. The House of Secretary Wilson,
occunied by Lord Cornwallis and his staff,'
which Was Immbarded and pierced with
balls ; de t%larquis de La Fayette having
remarked ffiat they were carrying dishes
for the diner of Lord Cornwallis. asked
leave of G ieral Washington to serve him
a dish of h own cooking, and immediate
ly after se , rill bombshell fell through the
roof on theltble, and wounded some, and
dispersed tin party.
Tin: Al4,aoortY.—On the left is erected
a monumeit in honor of those illustrious
heroes wh, lacriticed their lives anil for
tunes to insure to their citizens, the Lib
erty and irdependence they now enjoy.
Published at 0 by Wm. B. LANE, Phil-
adelphia, and to be had at the office of the
"America* Courier," No. 141 Chestnut
Street, kledelphia, as premiums to.that
paper.
0. 3 A j Ayer al discount to Agents. ,
April 10,11852—58.
THE VAR 'AND BANNER.
Is publishr4 every Friday Evening, in
Carlisle street, two doors from the
Diamond. by
D. A.idr, C. H. BUEHLER.
hr in it gt a.
If poid int/Advance or Within the year 12 per
111111/111A—ificit paid within the yes :,$2 (O. No
paper distoitioned untifillarrestagea are paid—
except at de option of the Editor. Single copies
8* cents. A “fsilure to notify a discontinuano
Will be regirdea Ms a new engagement.
Adorrtioneds net eracedding a square inserted
time; for" $l-4very subsequent insertion'
45 cents. ;Longer ones in 11/0 saline PrOPOrIIOIIO,
advertlemenut not spenially'ordered for a
0 , 011 time Will be continued until forbid. A libe
ral reductiln will be made to those who advertise
by the yeaC
Job .Pcisting of all k inWe emu te dneatlyand
Promptly,lnd on reasonable terms. '
letters aid Comensisications to th e Editor; (ex.
4opting emit as contain Money or ea ' statues to
new subscriber'', must, be POST Pun in order of
secure attention.
thus
of for
kinds fO
sale a this office.
Baths I Baths ! !
NOW OPEN FOR '`
.141aguae a& entottatimmsi.
THE subscriber, at the solicitation of
numerous persons, hair put up a
BATHING ESTABLISHMENT, at
considerable expense. for the accommo
dation of the citizens of Gettysburg. It is
located near the residence of the subscri
ber,
on South Baltimore street, in a retired
and convenient place. It consists of both
a PLUNGE and SHOWER BATH,
which will always be kept in good order.
The baths are now ready for use, and will
be open to subscribers on the following
conditions :
1. Any person leaving his name with
the subscriber, oral paying Sl in advance,
will have the privileges of the baths for the
entire season. Persons who have not thus
subscribed, will be required to pay 6i as.
for each bathing—no subscriber to have
the privilege of bathing more than twice a
day without extra charge.
2. The baths will be open each day be
tweon the hours of 6 and 9 A. AI., for Ike
use of the Ladies exclusively. All the
other hours of the day, they will he open
for Gentlemen, until 10 o'clock, P. M.
3. No person will be privileged to use
the baths on Sunday.
4. No one person shall occupy the
bath-house longer than ten minutes at a
time; and no three persons longer than 30
mlnutes ; and not more than three persons
shall enter at any one time.
5. Good order will be required of per
sons using the baths; and any misconduct
in or about tie bath-house will debar the
guilty person from further privileges in it.
The company using the baths when any
improper or disorderly conduct takes place,
will he held responsible therefore until the
guilty person is detected.
0. The use of soap in the Plunge Bath
is prohibited altogether.
7. The key to the Bath !louse will be
kept at the residence of the subscriber,
where it must, in all cases, be returned,
after bathing.
IlliO"Persons wishing to subscribe, or
obtain bother information, can call upon
the subscriber.
JAMES PIERCE
Gettysburg, June 4—tf.
HOMAN WARRENS'
l lkk , 7T,„
A \
k to
WITH THE
Improlortir iffatt Inert).
FIME undersigned would respectfully
-A announce to the public that they
have entered into partnership lor .doing
business at the well known FACTORY
on Middle Creek, in Freedom township,
Adams County. Pa., on the road trout Get
tysburg to Eininitsbur, and are prepared
to till all orders in their line of business,
such as
Carding. Fulling, Dyeing,
manufacturing. Cloths. Cus.rinetts, Car
.Slueknig-yarn, arpet
ehaim, A•c., in the test
style and uI
R E3SO.V.MLE TR S.
The Factory has been re-titled and re
paired with cousiderable care and expense
—the latest improvements in machinery
having been introduced—so that custo
mers may rely upon having their orders
tilled promptly and to the best advantage.
For the convenience and accommodation
e l , sumer., Wool will toe called lur and
goods delivered at the following Naces,
every few weeks, to wit:
All the Storrs in Gettysburg ; Brinkerlion
Store, Fairfield; Blythe Ar. Payton's do.; Loudon's
Mill, Liberty township; Weikert's Store, Green
mount; Myers Store Freedom township; Bann's
Store. Moutitiny too inship ; Lower's More, Ar
endtstown ; Wertz's Store, Arendstown ; Wit
mer's Store Murnmasburg ; Scott's Store, Cash
town ; Sneeringer and Renslisves. Littleetuon
Arnold's Mill, Locust Grove ; Smith dc Clutz's
Store, Emmitsliurg, Md ; Rudisill ■ Store, Taney
town, Md ; Creglo's Store, Taitheytuwn Road.
All of our work is warranted
to please. Goods at all times exchanged for
Wool. The highest price paid for Wool.
No expense or trouble will he spared to
give entire satisfaction to customers. Give
us a call, and test our work.
r. W. HOFFMAN,
THOMAS WARREN,
DAVID WARREN.
April 23, 188'2-Iy.• •
nett) eatioting
ESTABLISHMENT.
SIIEADS & KING
•ould most respectfully
'form their friends and
to public generally, that
tey have entered into
lartnership to carry on the
Tailoring Snsiness,
all its branches, and
ley will be glad to ac
commodate customers, at their establish-
ment, in South Baltimore street, (old stand
of Jacob Sheads,) next door to Schick's,
and nearly opposite Falin^tock's. Their
charges will be moderate, and all garments
warranted to fit. They ask a trial, feeling
confident that their work will please.
0:7 - Country produce taken in exchange
or work.
The FASHIONS for the Spring and
Summer have been received.
Gettysburg, April 9,1852—1 y
CALL THIS WAY:
iNIE LATEST IFASHOONS
RUST RECEOVED.
THE undersi g ned respectfully announc
es to the citizens of Gettysbur g and
its vicinity that he has commenced the
TAILOSING BUM/OSC
in all its v a ried bronch u s, in one of the rooms
in Ai' Conaughy'a Building, adjoinin g the
entrance to the Sons of 'l'emperance Hall.
He hopes, that by a strict attention Id bus
iness, and an earnest effort to please,) to
meet and receive a liberal share of public
patrona g e. pzrGive us a call.. mg
Country produce taken in exohan g e for
work. Latest Fashions have:just heen to.
coived. HENRY OLIPPINGER.
April 16, 1852-Iy. '
EXTRACT OF COFFEE.
, .
THE genuine, original EXTRACT
JR. OF COFFEE. which has been re-'
°end) , so extensively brought Into us n
* substitute for Coffee. atiol which recom
mends itself by reason of its iiheapness as
well u Its eminence. can lie had, at all
times, s'. the Store of •
. , .13.1 H. BUEHLER.
MILLS ! MILLS ! - MILLS!
ALL IMPORTANT DISCOVERE
T A 111 11.11 In P►l t rwel
AWARE TO YOUR INTERESTS.
. BONNELL'S
NEW and improved Patented process of
- I, ‘ flowering by which a barrel of super
fine flour is constantly made out of 240
pounds of Wheat.
The subscriber having introduced the
above process of Flouring into his Mill at
Locust Grove, in Germany township,
Adams county, finds it to work beautifully.
and is now realizing all he anticipated
from it, by constantly making a barrel of
superfine flour front 240 pounds of good
wheat, on a straight average grind, without
stoppage or interruption for re-grinding
purposes. This process can be adapted to
country work to the same advantage as
Merchant work. The Milling community
are respectfully invited to call at my Al ill,
one and s half miles S. West of Lialestown,
where they can see the whole process in
full operation. witness its simplicity and
perfection, find that it works to admiration,
and no mistake. The undersigned has
procured the right, and is now prepared
to sell County, township and individual
rights in the following Territory
Adams, Franklin, Cumberland, Daupli•
in, York, Lebanon, Chester, Berks, and .
Lancaster County and City, in Pennsyl
vania, and Allegheny. Washington and
Frederick, Carroll, Howard, Anne Arun
del, and Baltimore County and City in
Mary land.
This process has been introduced, and is
now in use in many of the most extensive
Flouring Mills in Western New York.
Michigan and Ohio, all of which are mak•
ing a barrel of superfine flour from 240
pounds of wheat upon a straight average
grind. For further particulars refer to hand
bills, put up in the Hotels in Gettysburg,
and most of the towns of note in the Coun
ty, containing a number of Certificates,
&c., front practical operators, men of the
first standing. All the neeessary informa
tion, together with a draft of the bolting ar
rangements, hopper, plan of feeding,
&c., &c., will be given to any individual
purchasing a right. Any further inhuma
tion can be obtained by calling on the sub
scriber, or by letter, (post paid.) to him at
Gettysburg. GEO. ARNOLD.
Gettysburg, April 10, 1852—tf.
pi In a letter from Mr. A. L. Spalding of
the State of New York to the undersigned,
dated October 10th ISSI, he says
have Winners process of flouring in,Any
mill,—it is right—and 4 bushels of good
wheat weighing CV pounds to the bushel
is enough for a barrel of superfine flour;
if you think it an object to gain from 15 to
25 pounds of wheat in every barrel of
flour, come and see my - arrangements.—
lam making the yield daily. 1 will net/•
er go back to the old method. I have
had 23 years experience in the business,
and it is worth all other improvements."
0. A.
P. S. Mr. Spalding is a large opera
:or, grinding upwards of 30,000 barrels of
flour per year.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
3 barrel of superfine flour out of '240
pounds if wheat—viol no mistake! !
GE©Et'.E' ARDUD
HAS introduced into his Mill at Lo
cust Grove. tlermany township,
BONNEL'S PATENTED PROCEss
OF' FLOURING, arid is now making a
barrel superfine flour from '..!40 pounds,
or fun* bushels of dean wheat weighing
60 pounds. This brings a gain to the
farmer of from y to I, bushel of wheat
to the barrel over the ordinary process of
grinding; there is also a gain in the offal,
in there being more shorts and shipsuill
and little or no, bran. This improvement
consists of one continuous process of grind
ing, bolting &c., until all the flour is ob
tained, separating the starchy front the
glutinous substance contained in the grain,
and by it the quality of the flour is improv
ed, tint grinding so close the first grind as
to injure the quality of the farina or mealy
part of the grain. and grinding so close the
second grind as to take out all the flour from
the potnon of the berry which remains in
the offal with the old method of g rinding, a nil
w:tich is the most imincious part id the
flour; this being combined with the whole,
improves the quality of the flour, makes it
more nutricious, will always insure good
fermentation in baking, rises better, is not
so liable to sour. will make a better yield
of bread to a given quantity of flour, as
white, and sweeter than flour ground in
the old way. preset, ing all the good quali
ties of the flour.
Farmers wanting a barrel of superfine
flour made from 240 pounds of good clean
wheat, will please call at ImensT GaosE.
JOHN CHABISS, Miller.
Locust Grove, Aprtl 16, 1852—ti
Great Labor Saving Invention
1). P. DONNELL'S
Patented Process of Flouring,
BY which a barrel of superfine flour is
constantly made out of 240 pounds
of wheat. It not only economises, hut is
a great labor saving invention in a Mill.
With this arrangement as now introduc.
eti in Mr. George Arnold's Mill, at Locust
Grove. one hand is enabled *ith ease to
manufacture and send off 40 barrels of
flour per day, saving the expense of one
hdnd in the Mill. It is not liable to got out
of order, and besides the great gain in yield,
comes as near entirely doing away man
' tial labor in the Mill as is possible,
leaving for the Miller little else to do than
overlook the machinery and see that all
works well.
Millers and atHere are invited to call
and witness its operation.
JOHN CRABBS, ?
Mitten.
GEO. H. EBE, S
Locust Wove, Malt 28, 1852—tf.
ICE CREAM ) MEAD)
AND CONFECTIONARIES.
THE eubscriber has now commenced
operations for the summer, at the old
stand in Baltimore street, and is prepared
to fill all orders for any quantities whatev
er at the shortest notiee. Thankful for
part fermi he Welt' confident in his ability
to furnish his patrons with an article of
pure e rearnonsu rpas se d for flavor, smooth
ness end richness. My rooms are Dow
open, V! here Ladies and Gentlemen will
ever find this cool and agreeable confec
tion. in all iq variety of flavors ; also iced
Mead of the very beat quality. No pains
or expense will be ipare,d'to make the call
of visitors agreeable and pleasant.
L. SHEADIS.
April 23-Bm.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL I'ArIN EXTRACTOR
The Orivista Lund Truly Genuine .
ROarticle but Dalley's (4141171 Kr EXTRACTOK
tcan check the inflammation instantly and
allay he pain, from the wont burns and melds
in from one to fifteen minutes. In millions of
cases where it has been Lried. it has never once
been known to fall I It ttands infallible, and a
lone I It does riot alone draw out the pain and
inflammation, but CMOS the wounds WITIIUUT
SCAR/
I will forfeit 11(0,000 if any other article, 1111
matter what it■ name, can perform the some
functions, as are reported in my eight pogo
Pamphlet s--" The Flamm atreet explosion" rate.
The Extractor is equally efficacious in curing
Piles, Cuts, 'Sounds, Bruises, old and in% etrrate
Bores, sore and inflamed Eyes, Felon, Sores Nip
ples and all cutaneous and (external) inflamma
tory Diseases.
I hold myself responsible for the truth of eve
ry word advanced in my printed circulars.
IMPORTANT CHANGE AND CAUTION.
DAIL.I.VeIINIAGICAL PAIN EXTIIIIcTOR ill a new
wrapper and boxes much enlarged. Counterfeits
of Dalley's Extractor in the old wrapper, flood
the market. Avoid It as you would poison, for
its application ie as dangerous.
Mind the emblems on the new envelone ; Tel i-
ASOLE, SV4,SIIIII.IINT, MM. LION ASCII I . :1111.t.
Buy only of Inv authorized agents, and the new
size, nod you will avoid all danger anti iinr . obi-
Lion.
11.7 See printed eiretilarx !
DALLEY'S ANIMAL GALVANIC
Will positively and elreetmilly cure Humors,
(Wk. Swellings, Stains, Broken Knees, QUlter
bone,l3ll.lltetl and Bone SpaVl/16
H. DALLF.Y,
Sole inventor and proprietor, tient:qui Depot,4ls
Bionilway, N. V.
rjrur nate by S. H. BCE!! LER, Getirdiurg,
Witmer and Stick, Munimaplitirg ; J. F. Low r,
Arrendtaville ; John McKnight, Betideraville ;
D. M. C. White, Hampton ; W. %Volt, Berlin ;
Jacob Cieiselman, Abbottatown ; .1. Busby, ,Mo-
Sherrystown.
May 23, 1851—ty
Price Reduced
VAUGHN'S
LITHONTRIMO MIXTURE
Large Bottleo—Only One Dollar•
rho Proprietor of the Great American Remedy " V•ro nll . ll
Yaaaraata I.IIIIOIITRIPTIC MIXTURE." 1.1001.11 by t
argent collimation of his A genu. throughout the United
&awe and Canada. has now
Rednoed the Pries
of hi popular and well known stick; from tbh data.
Iteneefonli. MI will put up but um alai only,—hi gnarl
bottles: —tho retail price will b.
ONE DOLLAR
Tins public may rest assured that the eitaractss of th. KO.
eine. its strength. and curative giroptroole WILL SINUS
11,11411111111. •nd the erne on Will be bestowed In pre
paging it an banal-ore.
As tho meting., under its reduced twice, win be purchase]
by these who have not hitherto made themselves acauranteti
with it. int., the PNWIttOt MuUhl WI to Intimate that hu
article is sot to he classed with the vast amount or " Retard.
of the day ;" It claims tor Itself a grimier Amiens peso, to
di diseases, that. any ear, preparative wow Wert Ms
world and ha. enstained Itself for eight years by Its superine
snedira! smote, and, until this redociton, commanded iodide
the price of any other article in this line.
NOTICE PAIITICCLAILLT. this article &CU with great heal.
lag ;miser and certainty, upon the •
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and hn other otgatw, opoo the proper action of which life mut
health depend.
Thim swelicine ham ■ jostle high "pate .. n remedy fee
Dropsy and Gravel,
and all diseases of that nature. It may be nlied none whoa
the intelhemt physician has abandoned his patient, —lll.l In
thefts distressing diseases. roan specially lisone, the PiOPA•
et. would earneady and honestly recommend it. At It.
11111Vetil Sone* it is easily obtained try nil, and the trial will prosy
the article to be the
Cheapest Medicine la the World!
Itir Ileum auk for pamphlets the again.. give Mem .war
th e y c o n tain over cheat Ream of receipt.. (in addition in fell
medical matter) valuable foe household purposes. and %latch
will Galli many dollar. per year to practical housekeepers.
These receipte an introduced I. mike the book of great
•aloe, aside Ire nt its character as ad. otediunt
the fr. 11.10, Me testimony in Newof which. in Lb. forte of
letter from all parts of the country. may be relied upon.
Vaughn'. Vegetable Lit lionuiptic Mla Mee " ilw
Great American Remedy, now fur sale in tinart Imitim at II
each, small bottle* at (0 cts each. No ...all bottles will 6111
6•11.1. i all,. the prevent stock is dieposed of.
Prtncipal otfc., Bulte.o. N. Y.. 907 Main Phew.
G. G. VAUGHN.
Bold Who&wale and Retail by OLCOTT 111cKE48ON k
CO., 127 Maiden lam. New 'York City.
N. 11.—All letting (al...Piing lam neat. and dacha with
whom he transacts bunions.) meet be posi.paid. or 641 ILIMOUDO
will be d•.o I. thorn.
AOr NTS—s. Ir Buehler, Octtysbuca Jamb
Martin, %fir] ; Wm. wnir, E.t.t Berl Jo
seph R. Henry. hbottstoun ; J B. Cool. l'ac
ettc•ille; Lewis Dcnig, Chutuberranirg ; a )
Berlin. Hanover. Oct. 18, 1801..
Diamond Tonsors—New Firni
elpton St - Brother,
FAtiIIIONABI.V BARRI. Its AND HAIR
Diti:z.ostiffs,
C AN at all times be found prepnred to
attend to the calls of the people, al
the Temple. in the Diamond. adjoining ,
the County Building. From Long expe
rience they !latter themselves that they can
go di - _lt all the ram itieations of the
Tonsorial Department,
with Emelt an infinite degree of skill, as
will in3et with the entire satisfaction of
all wl.d may submit their chins to the
keen ordedl of their razors. They hope,
therefore, that by their attention to busi
ness, and a desire to please, they will :ner
it as well as receive, a liberal share ol pub
lic patronage. 'flue sick will be attended
o at their private dwellings.
IL a. IL.
WM: P.I.XTO,II* has con
amity on hamle t at has Store in
Gettysburg, a very largo and full assort
ment of
Hats, Caps,, Boots St Shoes,
of Eaaterfi and Mims manufacture, which
he is gelling at extremely low prices, and
can suit all customers in sizes, quality anJ
prices.
Come ono, come all, you can be suited,
arrangements are made to furnish all goods
promptly in our line of business. Cull
TWO DOORS below the Post Office , in
Chambersburg street.
June 4.
NOTICE.
THE subscriber having been appointed
by, the Court of Common Pleas of
Adams County, Committee of EB Y
SEMPLE, (a Lunatic) of Union town
ship, in said county, hereby gives no
tice to all persona indebted to said Eby
Semple, to make payment, without de
lay, and those having claims against
him, to present the same properly authen
ticate lor settlement to the subscriber, re
siding in Mountjov township. • ..
•
,SAMUEL DURUORAW,
JuneolB--61 .•
CARPETS &244.. rtzeia.
3:7IAHNESTOCK'S have just received
4 a..: and 'ill sell very cheap, the largest
mock of Venitlan and ingrain Carpeting.
Al, 6.4 and 6-4, white and colored mat
ting, Druggets, Linen Floor Cloth, Oil
Carpets and Oil Stair Cloth, ever before
caned. • SIGN RED FRONT.