M'_ I 800, 1 Books 11 • 164•11VIDEHLEIR ONDERs mg thanks to hie fiends T 'IN the liberal pottering.) so long ntid rusty extended to Inui t and informs thtrol dist he fins reeently received st hie old esiattlishinent iu Chanthersbeirg street, in addition to his former la rge stock ref Ifooke, new assortment to which fro invites al wition, as being the largest, lolloet and best 'lnntOrtment of Classical, Theological, School, Miscellaneous C 49 BOOKS, ever opened In Gettysharg, awl which di mud/. he is prepnred In sell at the 10 0 PERI 1.0117 , :..rf PRICES...EA Gettysburg, Pn., June 4. 1882. • • s .-••• •• • •-:' • ' ' • . • • ••• ••„. • • • -4.-- Jllake's Patent Fire and Water Proof Paint. Ilk A SUPERIOR ARTICLE, for sale at Falmesioeles, elan of the Dian Oid,Tonsors—New Firm. tiptost ilrether, rAsatoxAsia: BARBERS AND HAIR DRESSERS VAN at all time, be found prepared4o attend to the calla of the people, at the. Temple. in the Diamond. adjoining thelltinuty Building. From tong expe. rioted. tiler flatter thennielvis Ohl they Can go through all the ramifiratinns 6f the • ' Tonsorial Department, witit'sstelt an infinite degree of stall, as will emit With the entire satisfaction of all - stlio mite submit their chins to the kettle ottlii.iiiittheir risers.. They hope, theritlintOhat lay 'their attention to busi newt. and "desire to_please. they will mer it as welhesi vecelie,a liberal shave Cl pub. liatronage. The sick will be attended to et their private dwellings. • lie WEB -PUBLIC. • IHE undersigned holds himself in readiness stall times to act as A t/C -' NEER, fur the selling of goods of all kinds at fublis Bale. and at spy time and place in the county of Atistns. 'i 'He Mit) , be found *Lap times at the Confectionary of G. W. Blessing. next 9 ' door to the Engle Hotel, Gettysburg. THAriOPOBE AVGAUGII EY. Horeb 6.-.4f , .. NOTICE. VITEIIB testamentary on the estate q(JOHN-BMli'H,late Cll/1111W ago townihiP. Adams county. deceased, hav ing been granted to the subscriber. residing in. Oxford tit. he hereby gives notice to all - parsatitt: indebted to said estate to make immediate payment, and to those havin. l elaiMs agiinet the same to present them properly authentiolted for settlement. - ,ttPSEPH snssirra. Ex'r. Jan. 21. ? -1853. .6t. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. JUel' received and for sale at No. 43, West Market street, York, Pa. 50 boxes fresh Oranges and Legions, 100 drums and eantoons fri•sh figs, 50 bushels new crop Ground Nuts, 5 " - Pecan Nuts, 10 bags fresh S. S. Almonds, 25 bonne fresh Gum Drops, , 25 " Ju-Jube Paste, 1 case Preserved Ginger. 144. bags Palm Nuts, - 10 bags fresh English Walnuts, 10 " Filberts, Prunes in glass jars, and fancy boxes ; Chocolate'ol all kinds and prices; Dun lap's Superior Oil Paste Blacking ; Dairy Salt front 0* to 181 cents per sack ; 20 gross Solution of Codeet. For sale whole sale and retail, it Nu. 42 West Market street, York, Pa. A 01',r-I.D. 'rile subscribers haring made arrange ments in the city of Baltimore, and bring agents for therade of all kinds of SPICES for tint Monumental Mills. would respect hilly informohose who want Spices that by giving them a call they can cell them as 'beep if apt cheaper ,than they can be 4lioughl elseiliere in York or Baltimore, as thef are sole agents for the county of . • York, F.• Cinnamon, in 6 and 10 lb. cans, Fine Mustard, Fine Clinger. in 1. 5 and 10 lb. cans, File Pepper. 1 tm. tio lb. papers, and 20 lb. boxes ; Fine Alspice, 1 oz.. to 1 lb. papers and 34 lb. boxes, Nutmegs. Mares Cinnamon, seed all kinds of whole Spires. For sale wholesale at Nu. 42 Wes& Mar ket street, York, Pa. A.'REISINGER & SON. Feb. 18, 1803—V. W.A.ITTZTD, 200 LABI)11.1111S '2OO WODDCHOPPERS, Millen, Colliers,- Furnace-men, Teabstets, &c., W T E .e 1 T • "MARGA ft ETTA FURNACE,q TO WHOM Tilt mohEsr WAGES WILL lie P 4!!) $q come on to Margo retta iron Works, Lower Wind sor township, York county, and apply to MIMES. eIITRRAN & 111111 ES. t February 11. 11153.-41 t NOTICE. TIIE undersigned having been appoint l ed. by the Court of Common Pleats of Adams County, Committee of the w rist" awl *suits ol PETER . HUMMER, tLintatiet) of Butler owns*, Adams co., lniroby notifies ail persOns indebted to staid itoonpli g r to make payment without delay to iNveritheeriber, residing in said town altdis%4o4ootee tutting claims are request ing no praesavalte saute, properly authenti. 11,14. * far ilattivetentt JA14.:11 SH/0111K, Coulguitioe. Feb. 11. 111511-0. NEW ARRIVAL OF! SYRAII.O:: 06114 Atthe Farmers' Cheap Corner,: A B. KURTZ has just 4 . returned from', . 11 ,` Baltimore and Philadelphia with a isie and desirable lot of Spring find Sttm. mer Goods. We would uivite the atten litin oldie ladies to our complete wort. went of Dress Silks, Berage !hi Lefties,' vety rich ivies, Silk Popleinr;Plain and! Figured Alpacas, New Style Mods de Baines, Lawns, Silk Tissue, Berage plain i and figured. Aldo Gingham', Muslin., Calicoes. Checks, Ticking., ite. GENTLEMEN'S WEAR Cloths, Cassimervs, Summer Clotlis timings. in great variety. Mao. Linen and Cotton Valle Nita. at all prices. A handsome assortment of Goods for tiprs wear A very large lot of Carpet varying in prices from 121 to $l,OO per yard. Call' and-look at them, if you want in buy or not no trouble to show our goods WUE lENSWA R E. Our assortment of Queensware admit -led to be the cheapest in the country ; we -are receiving a large addition to utir form der stork. Glassware of every description, adireet from the manufacturers. A very full assortment of Groceries- 1 the best 1p sugar and levy coffee in town; also molasses, teas, pepper. starch, spices. &c., all very cheap. Wanted in exchange Itir goods Butter. Lard, Rags. Eggs, Hams Sides, Shoulders, Snap, ste., tor which the highest price will he given. you want to save money, KURTZ'S Cheap corner is the plane to de it. ti Gettysburg.. April 1,6,1852—if RED FRONT MO RE NEW GOODS. The richest and best assortment of FALL as WINTER GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, EVER I 'OPENED IN GETTYSBURG. SKELLY & 11OLLEBA1'G friAKE pleasure is calling the atientionl qf their friends and the public to theiri extensive %toil; 01 Fashionable Goods furl gentlemen's wear, just received from -the city, which, or var,ely of style, beauty and finisliond superior quality. challenge,. comparison with nny other stock in the' place: Our assurlenetil of MIAs. plain and fancy Tweeds and Cas simeres, l'estings, Satinets, Overcontings, itor. CAN'T RE BEAT ! Give us a call and esteseiee for yourselves. We have pr ettified our stock carefully mid with a de.' sire to please the , antes of all, from the most practimd in, the most fastidious. Ilit - fr`T A I WRING, in all its branches.' attended to 34 heretofiire, with the aisis 'ince of good workmen. picsr•Tlie FASHIONS for FALL and , WINTER have been received. Gettysburg, Dee. 10,1852. HARDWIRE STORE. FUNIE Subseribers would respectfully unnounee to their friends and the publie. that they have opened a NEW lIARDIV A RE STORE in Biltimore st.. adjoining the residence of DAVID ZIEGLER, Gettysburg, in which they are opening a inrge and general assortment of ILIiRDW ARE, IRON, STEEL, GROCERIES ) CUTLERY, COACH TRIMMINGS, Springs, Axles. Saddlery, Cedar Ware, Shoe Findingsi Paints, Oils, fi Dyestuffs, ro general, incuding every description of afliCieS in the above lice of business—ti which they isvite the attention of Coach makers, Black sm ths. Carpeuters,Cabinet. mdkers. Shoemukers, Saddlers, yid the piddle generdlly. Our stock having been selected with great eare and purchashed for Ca►h, we gnarl antee,(for the Ready Money.,) to dispose of any part of it on as reasonable terms as they can be purchased any where. We particularly request a call from our friends. I.nd earnestly solicit a share of public favor, as we are determined to es tablish a character for selling Goods at low prices and doing business on fair prin. ciples. JOEL D. DANNER, DAVID ZIEGLER. Gettysburg, Jun• 13,1831.—tt. AND PLENTY OF THEM, .1111 E TWO EXTREMES, at the Old JO- Stand, two doors below the Post Of fice in Crilimbersburg street. If you wish to savo your money, conic and buy your HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES, at W. W. PAXTON'S Establishment. lie buys his Goods with groat care, and is prepared to offer bargains. Call and judge for yourselves. - . - He has for Gentlemen, Calf, Kip, and Heavy Booty, of the best quality—prices from 51 75 to 5715. Calf, Kip and Coarse don's, from $1 00 to 02 00. Slippers, Gaiters, Ste., do. For Ladies, Fine Lasting Gaiters, Half Gaiters. Mo ntero Shoes, Jenny Lind style, Jefferson Slippers, &r., Morocco Gaiters, Mies'ses Boots and Shoes. Also, Boys' and Childriins' Boots and Shoes, of every variety, a very tarp as sortment, to suit all persons. Also Trunks and Travelling Bags. _ • Also. Russia and Beaver Hats, of all kidds ; a very fine • article of new ' style molvskin Histt; Kossath and Nat-litter ventinin Hilts, and a great variety. of Fur and Wind Slouch Hati. from 50' cla. to $2 00. • Come one—come all. W. W. PAXTON. Oct. 8, 1852. • .14 . Q8ER Y, Gimes, liandkerehiefs, Collars, Eliglngs and Laces, Bib. netts: Rook and M ulL,Muslins.. Irish Lin. en, Black Silk LAN; and Fringe olte tike- 1 7 ! • to be bad in great varieiy at SCHICK'S , .3742 ) .1 6 fe:l 4 0 4 a. 4 Groceries ! Groceries ! 1 4 111 J _IEI 7111,1 LT NitW WORD:sp At the Store of LOOK =RE! . . "ANOTHER CHANGE" iroauc Einuoinms I ' CliwitiggiP3 Philadelphia Adverlinemeatn. num ow the seasons is about to take place, SEMI FOR 4-- • (I=i . LEATHER. __,_ IL. and with it many a change in the . i . Si'. les. Fashions and qualities of Li- PHIS s 4OO l is located in a pleas" 'Frits, Williams & Ueudry. &E S' AND GENTLEJIBN'S A?' J.- and healthy situation, joining the York' Dr. .1. Litivrynce Ilill, , Store No. 20, N. 3rd street, Philadelphia PAREL. But many and great as these Sulphur Springs, in Adams County. wenn- i DENTI6r„ Moooreco MAINEFACTEREIM Change. will he, JEW ARNOLD is. as ',vivant°, and is easy of *cress to Harris. , usual, prepared to accommodate all who burg, Gettysburg, Carlisle, and Baltimore. i 0 FiICE in l'hambersburg street, posits the Lutheran Church, 2 doOoPr CURRIERS, AND IMPOR TE RS Cornmis.rit,n and General will -button up" at the approach of Win- by daily sines Passing between those pia-; earn of Middleeefl's store where he mu LE A ter, or bow at the mandates of the Tyrant • , era of insituelio, comprises a u ! be f . ound ready and willing to attend to Tli E R 13 US 1 .11' A' SS. of Fasilion. Having jest returned from 1 The course case within the province of the Derri INTACILEBALEI tit RETAIL. aa'Alantifactory 15 Margaretia street, the eastern cities, With the largest, Cheap., the branehesof a liberal hatglish education, a ny List. Persons in want of full sets of teeth I eat, and best !elected stock of Plailadelpka. I together igith Nlathematical studies. Draw- i are respectfully invited to call. Fall and Winter Goods ! ing, and The French and German league- I I REFERENCES. July 9, 1852-Iy. gas. D . :. (i i, .. l lL.B as s z arce a, I t r e o r fI C A . I P. 3 K;II . A ern, D. D _ ever before offered in this Town or Coon- 1 During the season of flowers, frequent i Ogre anti I/antral, ty, lie invites "all the world and the rear excursions will be made to collect and 1.. 11. 8 . Hear;,,, I I i• H. L. ( l.l " s7yo' Han. Fourth and Arch streets, Philadelphia. of mankind," to call, eX , lleiiirs and by all I preserve spectrum!" tor the Herbarium, i.. p.m, , li. H.A. Melissa viva" A RE now receiving, for Spring Sales, me"' buy—almost "wit ' 4,111 motley and, thus uniting a healthy exercise with a most! Rev ROll'T. JOON SON, I " M. L. driers'. without price." of his large an d well sr- t interesting and useful study. 1 July 7. 1848. Black and Colored Silks, rashiotta leek(' stork of PLAIN & FASIIIONA- . The atontner sea will commence on i --- BI.E, LA DIES' awl GEN TLENI EN'S : the first second day. (Monday,) in the I e l / 0 LI: 7 CL:2IITa. British, French, and India Goods, full stock Dress Goods, consisting in part, of Black. l fifth month. (May.) and that for the winter! ____ of American Cotton and Woollen Goods, Brown. Blue, and Olive CLOTHS. ae-1 On the first second day in the eleventh IN consequence of ill health, I have pia- Linen Damasks and Purnishing Coot's. sorted Felt, Folic). Beaver, London, Drab month. (November,) and each continues cad my business and papers in the;it . r . %V holcsale buyers supplied with and Petersham Cloth for Overcoats. Black. 122 weeks. hands of Wm. H. STEVENSON, ESQ., whom scarce and desirable Goods at low prices Plain and Fairy Cassimeres, Black and "211311111C5. , I recommend to the confidence of the pub- for net cash, Fancy Satinetts, Velvet Cords, Buckskin For 'Tuition. it, w d,„ E. d c ,.... $5O per , NC. Feb. 18, 1853.-3 in Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Black S. session, 1,,,,„b1e one h a ll in hd% Mice, sin]i A. R. STEVENSON. - .... - - - -- - - --- Fancy Silk, and Woole n Ve,no g s, Liu- th e remainder at the elm of the term. 1 July 2, seys, Flannels, Cloaking'., (Sze.. also FOR LADIES' WEAR, Black and Changeable Dress Silks, Black Alpacas, Fancy and Black Mous de Laines, Cashmeres, Prints, Ginghattis. &C.. Azc.. also, a large lot of SiLdICLS just receiv ed. and will be sold cheaper than can be bought al any other lionise in town. Cal and are for yourselves. Oct, 1, 1852,—tf. A WANT F.; 11, large quantity of ({'HEAT. RYE ez Yellow CORN. for which Hanover prices will be paid, to be defiviiied at my Mills at Locust Grove. GEO. ARNOLD piik,,,,FARMERS wanting a barrel of Sm. perline flour wade of 240 POUNDS of wheat, by lionnell's new process of flour ing, will please call at Locust Grove, in Germany township. JOHN CRA BBS, Miller Gettysburg, Ih•c. lit, 1852.-2 w. REMOVAL. algidprity. J. LAWRENCE SCHICK fins 110.107' removed lite Store to the Noon on the South- West rimier of the Diamond, recently oceu pied by George A rnohl.— Dis friends and customers are invited to call and see him. Jan. 21, 1853. FARE INSURANCE. filliE ...Mums County ilitittal lirr A -3,1111110' Gimp(Dig " lOtnif I'd :.1 (; , t• iysborg, is now in successful operation. and lor lowness of rates, economical untimga mem ni its affairs, and fullers in Insurance-, elialit.noes cogs parte, n Willi anV utter company. All its operations are conducted undcr the personal 111 . 1%1,11in of Managers selected I.y the Ntockholtleis. Th.: Books of the Company are at all times open to the inspeetion of those insuring in it. As no travelling agents are emplov cd, persons desiring to insure can make ap plication to either of the Managers, Iron whom all requisite inlorniamin Call be gained. S 1 'The Managers are : Nirual len—NV In. It I% 'Non. Cumlw•rinud—lCi.herl Mr L.:wily, strain.) —Jan.! , King, Andrew llamiltuist atl—Allsos Nleglitily. Ntua.e . otimi, ji 1)x Joni—John I Reading-11.111y I.viliture--Jaco r t, Uri. *1 \Lnunynr J0,.•p1 Fmk liereric:--Dairi,l E. Hollinger li.or.ough—Geor';;e Nwole. D A Burbler. WM. 11 titevell,ton. A H Kurtz. R flilff,ll. iiii.ll lane Zlll.l n, .41. Cahe.i u, Eslcti :Noma, J. H. Valriotm e crner. t•ept.lo, 1852--tf. • Come 011Ong ND atm a .fireil-rate assortment of Pan taloons at SAMI4ON'S mut prtee store. such 1115 Ul ck, French Critisiinerem. Doe Skin Cassinieres, Fancy Cassmieres of even• kind mentionable, Cassittets of all colors and shades, and at prices to suit all. L Oct. 1. EXTRACT OF COFFEE. genuine, onginal E X . /W.IC% OF CO FEE E. which has been re cently so extensively brought into us a substitute for Coffee, and N h iet rec.in mends itself by reason of its cheapnes, as well ias its excellence, can be had, a all Mines, e Store of S. H. BUEHLER Keep it Before the People rrinAT MARCUS SAMSON has just J. received one of the lar g est and most varied assortment of Over Coats d every description et er offered in the county, and at prices that will not only please. but re ally astonish. Give us a call before par chasing. NOTICE. A LL persons knowing themselves in deified to us by Note or Book Ac. counts will please call without delay, as it is absolutely necessary that all accounts should he settled at least once a year. 8. FA H N ESTOOK & SONS. Dec. 31. 1852. "—v.\ sun-SOIL PLOUGHS F the best quality—always on hand ILF and for sale in Gettysburg, at the Foundry of T. WARREN Az SON Get.Motets's Wear. C LOTHS, Cassimeres„Caseinets, Ken tucky Jeans, VESTINGS - of all kinds, Suspenders. Handkerchiefs, CRA VATS. Stock Inge, &c., &c., may be found, goo( and cheap, at FA HNESTOCK'S WU ILL sell Black and Fancy Clothe, ir and flassimeres, Satin, Silk and Fancy VESTINGS, Overcoatinits Cassi netts, and Kentucky Jeans, cheaper than they, can be had elsewhere. Give them a call at the ~ ./ , Sign of the RED FRONT Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons LADIES, if you wish to see a - beau. tiful assortment of Bonnets and Bon net Ribbons, tall at VILE " NE: I:I COLLARS & 81A114916;Tvie 'great variety,. eed cheap too ! ...riliedier • • MIDDLECOFFII. Extra-charges are made lor Drawing and the language*. The use of reading hooks without charge; and other books and sta tionery at the usual prices. Each pupil must furnish her own wash basin and hawk. and hare each article of her clothing marked with her entire name. Dr. J. Gibbons. Er terpirse. Laneaver Co. Pa. 11' in. Barnard, )larthonsaigh. t heater Count). Pa. Daniel Coti:e. near Ilogestown. Cumb. Co I•a., Hobert C. -serret, neat' Cartisle. Curhh. • • st hiss Miner, .)-hiremancoots, JAI, Hassle. Clearfield, Eknifor6, T. F.. Chapman. Philadelphia. J Crain, }limestone. Cumberland Co, Pa. A. J. Kaudman, near I). tihethp , tthiremanstowo, •• •• ••• James I.llackhurn, Bedford, •• •• ,lohn Needles, Bo frisoora. CALL THIS WAY!! l'nl E-,A7E'ST FAS:.;;;J:3 7 AS L:.6 . 7 REgIE,EA'-_E,A. ' iiE undersigned raspecifol I y announc ■ es to the citizens of Grit' •hurg and its vicinity that he has commenced the TALLOAINCI 131.1SI.NiSS, in all in. varied branches, in the room for merly °erupted by the .since Ri J. LAW RENCE St HICK, and opposite Falitie.tocks• store. lie hope. by a will attention •Ind in earliest ellort io please. to Meet and frvelie :1 iikera: share °I public ri!roli:10'. 4 r IVY 1.3 a.•:1.1.,:.,-2 t' tnurc prot!uce taken in exeltapee for work. 1,36,1 roo,nsin,l,a‘e• !,I>l 111 , •11 re ceivo.t. IIENI:y April IN:12-1. LA T s F►s ©N s JUST ItECEIv E I). NEW ESTABLISHMENT under-ieLed re .opeet fully announce 1.1 his meads and tile pu! ter generallv that he ha: elllll r ucell the Tailoring Sits:iness ht t h e room o.retttly cern pi-ti as a Shoe store b JOR BARRIT. on fit South-West corto.r of 1331 , in5..re aml ‘11(1 the so ects. Grityshurt. oppo.oe Faimes Locks' Store. Ila%inz made Irran4e to re,..tve The v J re¢ularlc trout die cities, and personally siyermiending all work sent out. tleoAe vi Ito favor me n titt their custom mav de -1) lid upon having their work done to their entire satislaetion. w•A„.(foontry produce will be taken in exeltat:ge for utak. WM. T. KING Gettysbura, Oct. 15.1852—Gm. r I •H E undersigned, having entered into p.iriliership for the purp.ise of car r tog on the cuaciLTiti MAII NG bus iness, respeethilly solicit the patronage of their Is - tends and the pubic generally. For the present their establishment is in East Middle street. All work warranted to be done in a workman-like manner and to the entire satisfaction of those who may favor them with their patronage. DAVID B. LITTLE, WILLIAM AIOORE. Jan. 28. 1853.-3 t SOLUTION OF COFFEE. EISINGER'S SUPERIOR SOLU TION of COFFEE.—This artiee is warranted to be a BETTER ARTICLE titan any thing of.the kind now manufac tured. Warranted to give satisfaction ; if not, the money will he refunded. Mrnufsetured by W. S. REISINGER, No. 42 & 67, Market st., York. Pa. Ini:erA II orders) prompt! attended to Jan. 21, 1853.-6 m iriSHINGTON BOISE, ZUORNER OF MARKET ST s • AND MARKET :-.QUARE. I i Harrisburg, Pa. FlilliE undersigned has fitted up this I well known and favorite House. with every convenience requisite for the accommodation of the public, and solicits a continuance of the patronage so liber ally extended to him by the travelling pub lic. .- WM. T. SANDERS, Harrisburg, Jan. 14. 11353.—if SCHIOK'Fi 1,000 Book Agents Wanted, 10 SELL PICTORIAL & USEFUL WORKS FOR THE YEAH 1653. *l.OOO a Year. W ANTED in every county of the U. States, active and enterprising men to engage in the sale of some of the best books published in the country. To men of good address, possessing a small capi tal of from $25 to $lOO, such inducements will be offend me, enable thole to make from three to five dollars•a day profit. Z7' The books published by us are all useful in their character, extremely pop ular, and commeed latte seise .wherever they,ereofered. For pareadare,afilleiiiic(poetege paid) ROBERT SEARS: Publisher, WON**. 31. Jan. 14, 1843. BCHIOK'& 30E1. WIERM LYDIA 8: WIERMAN, Principals. . _ REFERENCES .. .F., ~ o _ ii' AR. 7 K . ! {5 IV. ' l l - ` '' 4 - ) . W. H. STEVENSON, ATITORREV L.LMT. grIiFFIC E. with A. R. SiRvENsoN, EAq. IL. " to the North West corner of the Cen tre fre, Getty:4lmm, Pa. IBOUNTY LANDS. PERSONS entitled to Bounty Lands under the acts of Con gress of the Untied States ran have their claims promptly and efficiently attended to by applica tion either personally or by letter o the subscriber, at his office in Gettysburg. Claimants whose applications have been suspended on account of deficieney in proof may find it to their advantage mean p 7- The lee charged is *5 in each ease, payable upon the delivery of the warrant. The subscriber will also attend to claims for Pensions for Revolutionary or oilier errvi'•es and the location of lands. Th e .ale and purchase of Land Warrants at tended to, and the highest cash price paid for the same. ..Ni c cREARy. May 14-11. Atiornoy at law. D. 3ITONA ['GUM, TTO E I.llr, OFFICE in the South-west corner of the public square, one door west id George Arnold's Store, and I,orrnerly ot•- euined as a Law (Wive by J oho NECon aughy, Esq., deceased, dttoriacy and Solicitor for Patrnts and Pensilins, Cab furnish very desirable facilities to applicants and entirely relieve them from the neoessitt of a Journey to Washington. L ! MX. is prepared to attend to the prosecution of Claims for Bounty Land to soldiers of the %Var of hl2 and othert. —the seleetton of chart , lands and loca ting their IVarrants--procoring Poirnls and selling Soldiers' lands to the best ad• vantage. Apply to him personally or by letter. Gettysburg, Nov. 1. 1 N5O--t1 ink L loyan,ow . ti L ift. ••1r in ler 6!)!d) 71 respectfully informs . 1 - the pulilie that he has opened a per manent D ,guerreotype Gallery, to the house formerly kept as a Temperance house in Chambershurg street, a fe w doors fr lie Diamond, where he is prepared, tit all times and in all weathers, to take 1.0.1 If 1; 0 T in best style, of all sizes and kinds, and at the lowest rates. It my mem reti di) not give satisfaction, (here will be an charge. 114 - `Gt ve me a eall. SAMUEL WEAVER. Gettysburg, May 14, 's2—l y. FA II NESTOCK & SONS would ►7• rebpeettully inlorin the that their sine!: 01 ii.i/M/U.IRE and S.l/)—: 0/.EI? has been greatly inereased, ond Bargains can be had. Call and examine their stuck and prices before purchasing elsewhere. IIacCLAIN'S celebrated premium IL.. TOOT II- PA STE, Vegetable LIAM OIL, and FA NC I' SOAPS, a fresh sup ply just opened at NIDDLECOFFS DRUGS AND MEDICINES, ,1F all kinds, from the best l e 'louses in the Day, eon stantly on hand and for sale at / the Drug and Bookstore of S.H. BUEHLER June 4, 1952 CALL AND SEE. Very large supply of TIN WARE on hand and for sale, at Buehler'sTin and Sheet Iron Establishment, oposite the Post-office, which will be sold at low prices. GEO. E. BUEHLER. REMEMBER THAT TO GET CHEA P Guitars, Violins, Accordians Shirts and Shirt Collars, Neck and Pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Win dow Shades, Clo,-ks and Jewelry of every cal.: at SAMSON& For Gentlemen's Wear, fiiCILICK has opened a splendid assort " ment of Cloths, Cassimeree, Cassi nets, Tweeds, Jeans, &c., &c. Call and see for yourselves, and you will conies, that cheaper goods you never saw. Long Shawls and Dress Goods, ANEW supply just received awl for sale very cheap by S. FAHNES— TOCK & SONS, at the sign of the RED FRONT. 1011kON?;ET Silk and Velvet, oleo a . 1 " beautiful stock of Ribbons for sale cheap at Qc I FAHNESTOCK'S VESTSI VESTS! VESTS ! Ewe. on honol a large and very vIF genteel Aintorimeni of Vests, such Plain and Figured *tine. Useaireereir Caseieell44Veleete.,flaidi. dac.. 4e. liel member that SA MI39N'S the place. 500 Ali EN I's WANTED fsiooo A. YEAR. lIILT ANTED, in every County of the C. Motes, active and enterprising men, to engage in the sale of some of the best Books published in the country. To men of good address, possessing a small capital of from $25 to $lOO, such induce ments will be offered as to enable them to make from $3 to $lO a ILI V . ir.lr. The Books published by us are all useful in their character, extremely popular and minim:mil large sales wherever they are offered. For further particulars ad dress (postage DA NIELS & GETZ, Sueceiaura to W. A. Leary & CO No 138 N. reeoud street, Philadelphia. Sept. In, IBs2—tern SCIIOOI, BOOKS, PAPERS, ke, subscribers offer to Country Mer it_ chants, Tearbers and School Com mittees, one of the best assorted storks of SC liool, BOOKS & STATION Elt 1 to he found in the City, II loch they are able to , Ifer ai iirst COUNTI{V ERCIIANTS will find sill the leading School Books, W ramp: and \Vrapping Papers, Curtain Papers, Blast ing Papers, and all ordinary Stationery, Blank Books, Pens. Ink, &c., on the moot favorable terms. tsctio()L comm nrr EES, 'Teachers anti ot hors pi' rohloiiira in quaulti o•s It r Schools, are invited to call awl our stock. We have had con,idellitie experience in supplying School Districts, and living publishers of a ruinher Sehtllll Books, our lacili tics for getting such stock., are unsi,rii u sed. Amongst our publications Will he lomat the ltdtu ivitu : l'ump's Spelling, Book, ised edition ; Pruner ; 1 von : : Ur.iwr ; thinlincre'g Stu rhe stand iril on this Suit:Dee ; BottuN estri:vb \l.•n