•
In • %matter of the intended
Aildication of Itomairias HEAFPER fur
BOlowe to keep a public house in the
' Bonnet or Berwick.
luv E t the underpinned citizens of the
Borough of Birwiek, where the n
ig* 0121118TIAN HICAFFKR resides, and
ptiopitans to keepot tavern, do certify, dint
the said tavern is necessary to stemma
thts tbe public and entertain strangers and
ttosolleri; and that the aforesaid petition
_ or iii a person ut good repute for lionegty
nod temperance, and is well provided with
&man room and other conveniences for
the acconotoodvtion of strangers and travel
kn.
George Strubinger, James J. Fink,
NMkeel Strubingor, 1Y w. Bittinger,
Prelierlek Wolf, F. J. Wilson,
John Pdeiger. y Michael Hoffman,
John Upitngler, Henry Holder,
Samuel Wolff. Henry Stevens,
Mitch 25. 1839-31.
in the matter of the intended
4pliostion of Jouz L. Tan, to hoop
a public house in the Borough of Get
iispurg—it being an old stand.
B. the undersigned, citizens of the
' Borough of Geityehurg, certify that
erst know the above house for whit!' li
cense it prayed, and that it is necessary
44. the accented/01161m of strangers and
travellers—ghat the petitioner is a person
of gond repute fur hones and temperance
Ain! that he is well prow del with Infuse
iintet and other acenininiidatinns for the
entertainment nr stranger* and novella's.
James A. 'rhoeipson, Daniel Gilbert,
David brldurdie, H. Baltsgiver,
W. Wisottkey, H. Comfort,
C. R. /Atelier, E. Longwell,
George Little, " Samuel Little,
li. IX Swaney, Ww. !Aides.
March 18, 1858-8 t
I the rn-"
in the matter of the intended
application of CHARLES )ITims, for ii
license to keep a public boueo in the
township of blenallen.
W.E. the undersigned, citizens of the
towashif) of Mcttallen, being per
sonally acquainted with CHARLIN &Ivens.
the above named petitioner, and also ha.-
leg a knowlege of. the house for which
Timms iv prayed, do hereby certify that
such house is necessary to acrommmlate
publie and entertain strangeri and eras
ellers, that he is * person of good termite
fin . ..honesty and temperatime, and that he
is well 'provided wiih house-room and
other convecleurett
. for the lodging and
seemminoilatinn of atningers and travellers.
We, therefore, big leave to reemomend
.him Lint Asr license, •agreeably to his pe-
_ „
H' Tbomiar Wm. atrlan,
Solomat: Meals, Samuel Johnson,
Christopher Rice, Henry Rico,
Solomon Orner, Soloman Peter,
4itinntrai. Acheson, %met Myers,
" . M. Hutton, Oibsoill. Ross,
' eit 18:-8t
jitron4.
for April Term.
GRAN D dUKY.
11Meenec WirtMen. (foreman.)
404171.4440 C. Ellll. Jacob Wrote.
lingiogio.-Jeasca F: Faithes!ack. Dark, 'Sweeney
1,04.4 Thus. huitglain. Johuti. Frry;
Firsetnan, Wm. - Meek, Jabs. B
astailtitagia44ollllph Ipttintot, Ranfutd - ebtce.
Ht ilign i sn•
m •
enallen-,Julpe .11Intiltowst, Jac:eh Gmop.
tiantibi.;-Ptirliii . Hann, Geo.. Bouvet David
[Meet• .
cwi't"ll444T '
, H ll oollloAinty Lott.
4 4 1 1 0 , 4" 4 4PAR Sklar.
Jltimnitity4.llenty Bennet.
:OENB AL JURY.
Latimer'...timid 8. Bales.
eltralten—samuel Gill,larml , Jab. Cress. John N.
grafir,J.Jan B. Lease.
10i r7"" ,141 aswill. Joseph P. Wait
vi.
tts. Grayson.
Yitoite . i-Arthur Step; rI Si 19-1 Studehecker.
Mosmtpleaunt—Dares. et,s Ststhrir Weaver,
Dothl Bowler.
Franklin..- Paalcm,. air P.tter, Thom
, as J. Coq*.
Bolan—Joseph Short. Dank' W balm, W m. 814
L. . ter.
namiltstßin2-.Theitriss A. Maroball.John F. Cur.
'ink B. W. Riley, Wm. Culp, Rohm Swope
Schwan*.
Illittlem...lattub Y. Bushey, John Henahrelin.
trr"Pieir" 4l lMilei limn, Michael Huffman.
estany—l-ase..Staull.
Menallest--Yalentines, Fehl.
Cuttihetjanifratoryte, spangler (of A.) James
J4W140,.
ftsfir Reassei Hartsell.
d—Alez. B. Mimes.
Commease.....4beelout A uhibsoith.
WA N'1 1 El D.
A large quantity of WileAT. RYE &
Ycllow CORN. for which Hanover
to be delivered at my
Mills st Locust Group.
es:FARSIERE3 wanting a barrel ofBu.
Poen* Fleur made of 640 POUNDS of
lititeet. by Boonell's uew merit of flour.
phase call et Locust Grove. in
aytutsny township.
JOHN CHADDS. Miller.
Gettysburg. Dec. 10. 18112.—.2m.
APPRENTICE WANTED.
A N APPRENTME to the COACH
SMITNING business will he taken
by the undersigned; if appligedne he made
immediately. Th. applicant must be of
good. steady habits, and must come well
reetneosended. A boy from the country
will be preferred.
JOHN L. novrzikynaTii.
go:0 1.1858.--3;
.414 4 444fi
6$ RA in great variety. awl et near
-I*7 ly all prices.ctin be had at SCHICK'S.
Llitlie *. your ausiniuo is invited to the as.
surtntent, confident that the taste of, every
one can be suited.
TO 2111.11 PUBLIC.
'ENE undersigned holds liimrelf in
readiness at all times to act as AUC.
Tr iL
WEEK. for the selling of goods of all
kinds at Public'Sale, and at any time and
pikee in the county of Adams.
He may he found at all times at the,
ConiectOutary rlf G. W. Bleating. nest
door w the Eagle Hotel, Gettvaling,
THEODORE M.GiUGHEY.
March 6.—tf
DRUGS AND INEDIOINEa,
4111 P all kinds. from the best
gotates la the City, too- r—r ,
molly on hand and for sate at
the Div and Booketore of 1
S. H. BUEHLER,
Jo* 4. Met
SVIS.SOIL 1 1 1,01 GINN
the best quality...lilts:lye on hand
1 1/F snot Inc sale in Gettysburg, at the
Peoorley elf
7'. WARREN it SON
talent jut race i,.
eersier.
ca4?(.9lr 404)4,gb.57a
in MOONS, Hosiery, Gloves, Needle
am' Worked Collars. Edgings, Laces,
and a thousand tar more ankles -in the
same line, to be had cheaper tt an ever at
Oct. 29.
BLANKETS. Flannels of every prin
and color. and Domestics of every
thnteiiptiun cheap at
FA H N ESTOCK'S.
Oct. $, 1852.
. ---
HO! HO ! TRAVELLERS,
EMEMIIER as you goLailratig that
SAMSON has on hand and 114 sale
Trunks. Traveling Trunks. Carpet Bags
for Ladies and Gentlemen. and at prices
that you will think impossible.
UNDEIt ?AT -tilers AND
DR A W
V IVE have on hand a very excellent as
, sort ineni of Wool, Cotton one Kni
Undershirts and Drawers. Always re
member that SAMSON gets and gives
Bargains.
Swiss and Muslin Edgings
AND INSERTIONS, Flotineing, Che
miscues. French Wurks , l anti Thread
awl Fine Euttbmitlered Linen
Cambric Handkerchief'', cheep
F. U NESTOCK'S.
REMEMBER it HAT 'lO (}'T
dr - HEAP Guifors. Violins. Accordions
11 Shirts and Shirt Collars. Ntrk and
Pocket Handkerchiefs. Susreoders, Win
dow Elhades.( l o. 'is and Jewelry 01 every
ind al: NI SA3ISONS.
Bal AftASO L. S —the best and cheapest in
m. town. Onktroine and look. and vim
will 1 V an. Gae ins a rail and you will
be convinced there , is no I hug abrut
KURTZ'S Cheap Corner.
. _
Beautiful Fall Styles
O N Goodsfor Ladies' 'Wear, embracing
v-P every variety, plat opened and fur
sale at astonishing low pd. -mat
Oct. 29. Sell WKS.
GEO. ARNOLD.
TO .5.F.240, TO ALS3/13
A general assortment of Revolvers.
Double and Single Barreled Pistols,
can he had at the one price store ofSAM—
SONS.
, rbginiag t ii12)00
( . 71110K'9 Shirk of Ladies' Dress
I"- Goods, can't he beat ! It embruees
Silks and &Mix. B , inihnzines. Cashmeres,
De ',sines, he B :ise. Alpacas. Gingham*,
Calicoes. Ate. Give bun a call.
Oct. 29. 1852.
B ONnET Silk and Velvet. also a
bcautilltl stock of Ribbons for sale
their at
Oct. I.
ebt ilatitto
A A RE requested to rail and examine
FA lINESTOCK'S large and beau
tiful stook of Dress Goods, consisting of
Itfous tle Laiur , Merissoes. Du Rage. Da
nuiseener. Thihet Cloths, Cumin, LOP.
fres. Coulon Cloths. Alpacas. also Mark
and Fancy Dress,Bilka and Salina, all fur
sale cheap at the sign of the
RED FRONT.
•
IFFS' q MUFFS 1
Asupply of MUFFS. of a superior
quality. just received at
SCHICK'S.
For Geatlemen's Wear,
fit CHICK leas opened a splendid 3,1;9°11-
.' 7 men* of Cloths, Cassitaeres. Cassia.
nets. Tweeds, limns. dre.. &o. Call and
see for yourselves, and you will colitis,
that cheaper goods you never saw,
"Fs 08 E R Y. GlOves, Handkerchiefs.
Stit Collars. Edgings and Laces. Bib.
netts. Book and Mull Mullins,. Irish Lin
en, Black bilk Lace and Fringe,circ.,4llce..
to be had in great variety at
IptINTERP4NES-tehita tw;ll.
tar We very /Ow at • KURTZ'S
1 WINTER IS COMING,
A ND Jrw Arnold is ready for him
Ilia Clothing shire ie. all 1/Plllll. tilled
Willi a large eiriety of ready inadeclinhing
of the best styles and qualities. suilahle for
jW
inter wear, sue', as Dress Coma, o.er
coats, Saek Coats, Pantaloons. Vesta, Mon.
key Jackets, Currying &Idris, Ike.t all of
which he will sell cheaper than the same
quality can be purchased anywhere else
in the county i Also itn llauld. end fir
a great variety of egiths. Cassimensa and
Satinets, of every style tad of the best
qualities, from winch he will 'inure men's
and boys' clothing 4401 descriptions made
by the beat of workmen and at the shortv.st
Oet. I. 18112-4.
Long Shawls and Dress Goods,
A NEW supply just received oral for
(al
sale very cheap by 8. FAIINEB
- & SONS, at the elan of the
FRENCII • WORKED CULLA R . B &
SLEEVES, in great variety, and
cheap too, can ba bad at •
lIIIDDLECOFF'S.
499 AIEN WANTED
T ° purchase a superior lot of Black.
Blue. and Finley colored French.
Englislo, and Ameriran Cloth. Drees a n d
Frock Coat/. These rotate are well made,
all we ask ofyou is to rooneutiol judge for
c ourselves. Remember the plare is SA MI •
BON'S Otte pricestore oppooette the Bonk.
REMOVAL
airJ. LAWRENCE SC HICK hae
removed his Store to the room
on the South. West envier of the
recently occupied by George Arnold.—
His friends and CUstuniers are invited to
call and pee him.
Jan. 21, 1853.
Min C A IN'S ralebra•ed premium
ITJa Toorii-rAsTE, Vstviable HAllt
OIL, and FANCY SOAPS, a fresh sup
ply just opened at
MIDDLEr:OFFS
S IIA W LS. Bonnets. 'Minnie, and Drees
Gmala. a *ciaol a4nriment, just given.
ed. and cheaper than ever. at
DI IDDLECOFFS.
S HAW 1.9, Sarking Flannels. Fringes,
and Dress Trimmings in great rade.
ty. and Cheap at
Oat. R.
Pit II N ESTOCIC'S
FA HNESTOCK'S
LOON MIRE!
SCHICK'S
MORE NEW GOODS.
The richest and beat assortment Ot l
FALL & WINTER ROODS
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, EVER
OPENED IN GETTYSBURG.
810 1 :111' & HOLLEBAUGH
T AKE pleasure in calling the attention
id their friends and the public to their
!extensive stock of Fasloiosnible mats for
gentlemen's wear, just received Isnot the
city. which, for variety of style. beauty
and finish, and superior quality,rhallenges
comparison with any other stock in the :
place. Our suisortment of
Clotho, plain and fancy Tweeds and Caa.
*blares, Vestingo,
Overamilogn.
CAN'T BE BEAT! Give UP a rail and
examine for yourselves. We have pur
chased our stork carefully and with a de
sire to please the tastes of all, from the
most vortical t.. the moat fastidious.
ICTTAILORING, in all its Manche*.
attended to as heretofore, wall the amis.
satire of good workmen.
IOZATIoi• FASHIONS for FALL and
WINTER have been received.
Gettysburg, Dec. 10, 1852.
RED FRONT.
NEW ARRIVAL OP
SAti ael)
At the baimers' Cheap Confer.
A R. KURTZ has just returned from
• Baltimore a n d Philadelphia with a
huge and deetrahle lot of Spring and Stun.
liter Goode. We would invite the alien.
thin of the Ladies to our r piete assort.
meat of Guess 8 Ike. Ilerage de
very rich ety les. Silk Pimiento, Plain and
Figured Alpacas • New Style Mous de
Lahore, Lawns, Silk Tissue, Berage phis
and figured. Abu Gnu/hams, Muslin',
Cahoots*. Cheeks, Tickings,rlte.
GENTLEMEN P a WEAR
Cloths, Cashmeres, Summer Cl o th s A L
Vesting's, in great variety. Also. Linen
and Colton P.itits huff, at all priers. A
handsome assortment ul Gouds fur buy's
wear
( 1 42:arPa s :1 1 :1 . 4Pagici
A very large lot of Carpet varying in
prices from 121 to 111.00 per yard. Call
and look at them, if pill walit to buy ut
not no,tcouble to show our goods.
1 1 .; 1 1 ; SWA It E.
Our assortment of Queens ware is admit•
•ted to be the cheapest in the cotmtry ; we
-are raves vow a hrge addition to our (mol
der stock. Glassware 411 ever, deseriplit tt
skitter.' frlin the innittifaeuirers.
Groceries ! Groceries !
A verb lull assorinis lit or Groceries—
the liestilp sugar and levy coffee in iilwn ;
also mid:tsars, leas, pepper. starch,
Ate.. all very cheap. %Vetoed in exchange
lOr goods Rimer. Lard. Rags. Eggs, llama
Sides, SI !dare, Soap. &e., for o hirh
the highest prier will be given. icr f
you wait to save money, K UItTZ•S
Cheap corner is the plaee to do it
Gettysburg. April 10, 1852—if
"ANOTHER CHANGE"
gni F die reasons is about to take place,
" 1 "r and will' it nanny a change in liar
Si% les. Fashions and quiliticr of
If E AND GE IV TL E E ,‘" S AY
CAREL. But 11111 11%* and great as these !
changes will he, JEW ARNOLD is. a 8
usual. prepared to 24-1. ..... anntlate all who
will • -bantam up" al the !approach of
ter, nr how at the mandates of the T 3, rant
.if Fashion. !laving joist returned from
the easu rut eines, with the largest, cheap
est, and best selee ed stuck of
Fall and Winter Goods
I ever before offered in thin Tnwia air Conn
tv, he invites oall the world and e real
.
int mankind," to call. examine. and by tall
memo , buy—Mamma ••wit .11111 1111110'y Pllll
WllllOll price," of his large and well se
lect. d stock & FASIOON A—
BLE. LADIES' at,d GEN ['LEM EN'S
Dress Goods, consisting in part. ad Black.
Brown. Blue, and Olive C LOT HS. as
sorted Felt. Fatter Beaver, London. ()rah
nod Fttieri•hasts Cloth forOvercitair. Block.
Plain hull Fancy Cassititeres, Black and
Fancy Satinet's, Velvet Cords. Buckskin
Tweeds. Kentucky Jenne, Black 881111,
Fancy Salk. mad Woolen Vestings. Litt
on!) s, Flannels. Cloaking'. Ike., also
FOR. LADIES' IV EAR,
Black and Change:ride Dress Silks. Black .
Alpacas, Fancy and Black Mous de Lathes,
Cashmeres, Prints. Gingham'. &c., &c..
also, a large Int of SHIIIPJ.S just receit.-
ed. and will he sold cheaper than can he
bought at any other house in town. Cal
and see for yourselves.
Oct. I. 1852—tf.
_
Come gtiong -
A N see a first-me assortment or Pan.
ill- labium. at SA NINON'S one price
more, such AS Black. French Cassitnerre,
Doe Skin Oaasitnerea, Fancy vaasimeres
or every kind mentionable, entainetv 01
all color• and shades, and at pricey to
suit all. • C Oct. I.
Go•stlir mesa's' 1111'•
C LOTHS, Caspimeres. Carorineur, Ken
lucky Jeans, VESTINGS of talk bola.
Suopeollere. Ilmtolkereboli.CllA VATS
Stocking', dr.e., 411. c., may be found, goo.
and cheap, at
FA II NESTOCK'S
_ - -
W ILL sell , Illack and Fancy Cloths.
and (las.iinrrea. Satin. Silk and
Fanry VESTING'S, Overcoming' Caasi.
item, and li , 4lturke Jeans. cheaper than
they rail he had elsewhere. Give them
a call at the •
Sign of the RED FRONT.
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons
L ADIES. if you wish to see a beau
till assortment uf Bonnets and Don.
list Ribbons. call at
VESTS! VESTS! TESTS!
.tvgliave on hand large and vary
IF genteel Assortment of Vesii, such
as Plain sad Figured Satins. Ossitimeres,
Cassinets. Vel t els. Plaids. dte.., altakt,
member that SAMSON'S Oa@ pfr
TRUNKS•! TRUNKS!
IlAve join reccired a large lot of Good
Jit TRUN KS which I will sell cheap.
Oct. I—if. A. ARNOLD.
(LOVES and Hosiery, Black and Fan
cv Cravats. Ladies' Shoes. Cloth
and Plush Cops. c4tes
ott. e. , at
OCltat.
Nowell Sc illrotberft,
NAN UFA CTIMEIt,• AN LI IM PORTEIR. OF
Paper Hangings,
No. 207 liolittoore 111 d.
I NVITE totemic ti to their very elegant
and extensive assortment of Paper
Hangings, embracing tine sins and velvet
(formations. floe Fitileh, in plain and rirli
rotors. with an immense assortment of
ordinary, satin and min papers. Al
an Curtain Papers, Borders. Fire Prints,
Tester and Centre pieces. Ate. 11. an .1
H. were awarded at the late lair of the
'Maryland Inittiiutr , a GIiLLI MEDAL for
the soperiorityrif their Paper Hangings.
Feb. 4,1853.-3 m
:lake's Patent Fire and Water
Proof Paint
ASUPERIOR ARTICLE. for saie
Al Fuhllrelork . s, sign id' the
RED FRONT.
LATKS I' ANIIIONis
JUST RF:(TIVED.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
rrnk Litillerai g hed re
-1 spectfully rin mintier.*
to Ills Inenflg end T h e pub
lie gener..lly that be lIRS
! commenced the _.
'1
Tailoring slntiners
i in the room recently (wea
pip(' as a Shoe store by
1 I BARRICT, O the
,lIIIN R
I ISM/111-WeAl CiPrlll'r of liallimore a n d Mid.
t We sire( is. Gitiirstitirg, opposite Fslities
hi •
Writs' Shire. :mug made ,trrangetarnts
10 reeelve ihe
[LAITES7 EFACHIGOZ3
regularly front ,be rimes, anti in-rsonally
superintending ;ill work sent out, those
who favor the with their custom mac de
p ud upon 11:1V . 1111 their work done to their
entire satisfactin.
ge..Cottitiry produce will be taken in
exchange for %fork.
IVA!. T. KING
Grupchurg, Opt. 15, 1852-6 m.
GALL. THIS WAY:
THE MIST FASHIONS
XUST RECEE6EO.
I E tinders vied rever fully (1111101111 C•
es to the citizens of Gettysburg anti
its vicinity tbathe bus commenced the
TAILORINU BUSIN SS,
~, all its varied brindles, in the mom Inr
merly elerositivd by the attire nt J. LAW
RKNeS SCHICK, and ippiwite Failitiestneks'
slurp. Ile lives, by a strict Hitentiiin
iiihnsinesp. Intl an earnest efittri to please.
in meet and receive a liberal share of public
pairitnage. irrGive us a call..ag
Country Frothier. taken in exchange for
work. Latest F oth . have just been re
ceived, 11EN y CL I PPINGER.
April 16. 1862-Iy.
111.Z17211314;271P230
O DUI) LIMULIII4II63WM &CI liaTT
Tsobs lLE
erther respectfully informal
Jo- the puhlie that lie has opened a per:`
imment Daguerreotype Gallery, in the
house formerly kept as a Temperance
house in Chunaherhurg street.a few doors
from die Diamond, where lie is prepared,
tit all times and in all weathers, to take
in fled PE fir E 0 r rt. EN. '
hest style, of all sixes and kinds, and at
the lowest ttle.. If my pictures do not
give satisfaction, Iherr will be no charge.
111r7 3. Give me a call.
SAMUEL WEAVER..
Gettysburg. May 14, 's2—ly.
SCHICK'S
Diamond Tonsors—New Firm.
/Upton hatter,
FASHICIABIA: HARUERs AND HAIR
DR EttutE its.
C AN of all times he found prepared to
vitriol to the calls of the people, at
the Temple in the Diamond. adjoining
the County Building. From !Avg cape.
rience they flatter themselves that they can
go through all use rantilieatimis of the
Tonsorial Department,
with Each an infinite degree of skill, 10
will inset with the entire 'satisfaction of
all who .may submit their-chins to the
keen orde..l of their razors. They hope,
therefore, that by their intention to.bosi
nese, and a denim to phisse, they will mer.
it as well as receive,a liheral share 01 pub.
lie patiOnige. The sick urill be attended
to at their private dieellingt.
SCHICK'S.
_ ~~_
FAIINESTOCK 'di BONS would
'• 10 reapeetfutly littoral the Public that
their stork of 11.8/tbieRRE and BAD—
BLIMP has been greatly increased, and
Bargains ran be had. Call and examine
Mehl stork and prices before purchasing
e '
else'wher
'ONKEY JACKETS,
Agood add' cheap snick. to he loped
it the owpike - skit* of IrlinaOti
EsMiaow. Advertise...ads.
rr.rrr. itt
GOLD .IIND NLVER
O. DOILLEst• /6 ea,
Wholesale Irani and Jewelry House.
No al liilt. sr.. ti.' J 4. Varner of Uttarlss 'me.,
IS4PORTER of English and 8.11111
AL Watches 'and tools of every deecrip.
Watch ease Makers and 'Manure*.
lured' - of Fine Onlil Jewelry. We call
the attention of Southern and Western
dealers in WMches, Jewelry and Silver,
to our very extensive stock. assuring them
that in no 'snick in nor line shall we
low any establishment to surpassur, eith.
er in genially, quality or low prices. We
are the only Wholesale Ilimas in this
bratlelt of trade Itiliiinore. and shall
use every Mir mean. 10 induce Southern
and Western merrhatitts to open accounts
with us. Our terms shall he as liberal
mid aceninniiiilsting as can possibly be
found in the United States.
We will take great pleasure its allowing
ar good.. to 84wherta anti Western neer
lama, whether they open UCCIIIIIIIIe with
L. H. MILLER & CO..
Importers of Weirlire, lialthoure
Frh. 4. 1353. ly
Lao (3a a
HOFFMAN & WARRENS
4132)202•210:011121IBM
Ir ti
WITH THE LATEST
limprobtb Seta cbtutt2.
HE undersigned would respectfully
announce t•I the public that they
have entered into partnership for doing
business at the well known FACTORY
rn► Middle Creek. in Freedom township,
A Xenia County, Pa., on the road from Get.
tysluirg to Drouitshiorg, and are prepared
to fill all orders in their line of business,
such as
Carding, Fulling, Dyeing,
Munufacittriag Collis. Cassino's, Car
per.. Slocknigliarn, Carpel
aloha, in Ilse heal
style and al
R E.' 7 SON. O I/1 LE J1.977E S.
The Famory boa been re.fitteil and re.
paired with considerable care and expense
—the lattesrfinprovements in machinery
having been introduced—so that cue to
liters may rely upon having their orders
tilled promptly nod to the heat advantage.
Fur the ronvenience and nceommotlation of
rt, sooners. Wool will be called for anti
goods delivered at the following places,:
every few weeks, to wit:
All the ...tore. iii tie:tyslior t : ; Brinkerhors
heirtit hi; Divihe & l'extoo's do. ; 1 lon's
M.ll. Libel ty township; M'eikett's btore„ Green
wont ; Myer's rliorr Freedom township; Hatio's
Stole, Mounijoy to„ ; Lower's `lure, Ar
111
end 01.1%•11 ; Wertz's more, A retolstow a ; Wit
mer's I.llnr a Munau..hur s ; Neott's +store, Cash
town ; sneeringer end Renshaw's. Liitle,town
Arnold a Mill, Locus] Grose ; tennis & Clots's!
tome, Einnishilturg, Mil ; more, Taney-
Mtl ; More, ranneylown Read.
All of our work is warranted
to please. Golds al all times exclintiged lur
%Vonl. The highest price paid for Wool.
No expense or trouble will he spared to
give entirestaisfaction torustomers. Give
us a call, and lest our work.
C. W. HOFFMAN.
'IIIIOMAB WARREN.
OA VW WARREN
April 23, 1852-Iy.
2000 LADIES
ARE Willinatnreriifv that ihe OATII
-- AWAY COOKING STOVE is the
very heat tti.w iu use, inasmuch as
ihry will do inure Cooking. Roasting and
[taking, and do it with less labor, and lasi
AR long again as any other stove now
These ci•h•lirated stoves are constantly
kept fur vale at a very reduced pi ice at
the
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY IND
MACHINB SHOP,
Where the subscribers feeling determined
to suit sll persons have also the Parlor,
Sexton's Baltimore Air-tight. l'esksk ell
and rabitich Cook Stove, and Air-tight
and Template Parlor Stoves of the most
heatitiltil patterns.
THE S iIIrLOR PLOUG RS
which cannot be son passel! for lightness o
draught or in the character of 'heir work,
are constinitl3 on hard for side, and in view
of the fact that the Mouldboard of these
Ploughs is one•funrth heavier than that of
other ploughs, it is decidedly the cheap
est that can he obtained.
WITIZZLILOW PLOIQGIIIII and oth
ers, Castings for the Woodcock Plough,
H Atieltiettry, Castings and Hol
low-ware, with every article usually made
at Fottottritts can be obtained herr.
Bl:n•kemiiliing and Skue Making as
usual.
r. WARREN & SON
CitORCE E. ONECRICOJAM
all kinds of
CABINFT FURNITURE. at Isis
0111 field;ltahment, in Smith Baltimore
street, Permid square, one door north of
the ..Compiler" printing office, Galva.
!nag. PUIIIOIII in mint of
FURNITURE,
will tin well in call and examine
themselves before purchasing else.
where. as he iP tleiermined tu sell cheap
er Man Me cherpeo.
kind. of LUMBER and PRO
DUCE taken in trade fur Furniture.
coolish
of every description, made at the shorten
notice. flaring a neat and substantial
hearse, he will convey corpses to 1111 V
burial around in the county, without ex
tra charge.
Gatlyeburg. Dec. 17.1052.-3 m vt
6441,1)474
SOAPS. Perfumery, flail Oils, Motto
Wafers, Poritnsines, &r.. a new as.
porn:tent jtirt opened at BUEHLER'S
Book and Drug Store, in Chantbersburg
street.
11.1 te a fa l ai Ttr
OF all kinds. Cap and Leiter Paper of
the heat quality, Nine Paper. Vibiting
Cards, plain and fury Envelopes, Pen.
knives, Quill., Gold Pens and Petivily, eke..
al wa)a on hand and for pale low by
B. 11. BUEHLER
.
Tfir STAR Abill BANNER,
Is published every Friday Evetting,in
Carlisle street, Iwo doors front' he
Diamond. by
D. A.& C. H. BuEnt,Eit.
• •
'toad in &enui nor • with Ot in the year ft pet
annum—if not paid within the ye. 02 *O. No
paper discontinued until al !arrears's, are paid--
1,400 siihe Option 'of tbe debtor. Melee copies
61. cents. A &flute to notify a discontinua=
will be marital as a ni:Vinnpagement.
4deinthente4es not eirciTeding a square insetted
t for' dl-eery aubeequent insertion
.6 cents. boater ones in the same proportion....
Ail sdssrtisemints not apeoielly ordered for a
given time will be continued until forbid. A Übe
ral reduction will be made to those wbo advertise
by the year.
Job Printing of all. kinds executedneedy and
proMpily, and on •reinioneble imam.
pliers and COMIIINIMiC•tiONS to thr Editor, (a.
InlithiPoiohleif'configia Mao" :
.o ra t 06 - 0 ,,,
nl
New re subWand s*. scribers, must be mar r cop, id 'redierte I
enu
PhlldtdetObNi Advert hmellseats.
LEll ATgR.
!tits. WiUislhr *.dry.
Store No. St N. Srd street, Philadelphia
Monett:en MaidirvieTNlßAP.
CURRIER% AND 191 PO TERI"
Commistdol and General
LeV.97'II.ER .81/5111755.
1111, 31110.153111ALLISdit .11.31TALIZ.
Ill:PlUanufaeiory 15 Afargeteelta
Philadelphia.
July 9. 1852-Iy.
ire anti' iLanbell,
Aterth and Arch streets. Philadelphia.
A RE now receiving, for Spring Sales.
Mack and Colored Silks, Fashions
bit* Slumls, New Designs of Dress Goods,
British, French, and India Goods, full stock
of American Cotton and Woollen Goods,
Linen Damasks and Furnishing Goods.
187.7' Wholeside buyers supplied with
scarce and desirable Goods at low 'prices
for net rush.
Feh. 18, 1858.-9 m
500 AIiENN WANTED.
*woo A IMIAR.
147 ANTED. in every County of the
v 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
capital of from $25 to SI 00, such induce
ments will be offered as to enable them to
make fr $3 to $lO a tlay.
u:7 The Books published by us are all
useful in their character, ex iremely popular
and commaud large sales a herever they
are offered. For further particulars ad
dress (postage paid)
DANIELS & GETZ,
Successors to W. A. Leary & Co , No 138 N.
tweciiid street, Philadelphia.
Sept. 10, 1852—bin
SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPERS, 84e.
THE subscribers offerto Country,Mer.
',chants, Teachers and School Cont.
mitt*, one of the heat assorted stocks of
SCHOOI. BOOKS & STATIONERY
to he lolled M the City, which they are
able to offer at first prices.
COUNTRY MERCIIAN'rS will find
all the leading School Books, Writing. and
Wrapping Papers, Corwin Papers, Blast.
Papers,intt and all ordinary Stationery.
Blank Books, Pens, Ink, &c., on the most
fas. , rable terms.
St:11001, COAI MIT'rEES. Teachers
and others purchasing in quantities for
&Awn's, are invited to call and examine
our stork. re have had considerable
experience in supplying School Districts,
and being publishers , of a number of ex
tensively used School Books, our facili
ties for getting such storks are unsurpas
sed. Amongst, our publications will be
found the following :
Ciiini3's Spelling Honk, Revised edition ;
'• Pruner ; Young Orator ;
Gummere's Surveying, the standard Tres
lire on this Science; Bonnycaetles
Mensuration ;,
Andersoii!s Davenport's History of ihe D.
States used in the Public Schools of
New York and Philadelphia
Gumineris Progressive Spelling Honk
C 's Grammar ; Latin Dietionary ;
The Doak of Commerce, Ate.. &e.
URI All HUNT & SON.
44 N. Fourth et. Philad.
Feb. 26. 1853-3 m
WiNDOW SHADE
DEPOT AND DECA3=IMALOTO3Y
off.. L. Meiller di. Co.,
S. W. corner of .Irrh and Second sts..
PHILADEDPDIA.
EVERY Variety of Shades, Whole.
sale and Retail, such as Scroll, Flow.
er, Gothic, Vignette, Oil and Dry Land
scapes, are to he hail at the lowest prices,
for quality of work. Orders for Gilt.
Plain Suite, Lettered and other Shades ex
ecuted al quirt notice.
Meridian's and others are invited to give
us /4 trial. We will try In please.
Brasses, Trimmings, Ste., always on
IL•mernher S. W. rorner SECOND and
A1t 4, 11 Surma, Philadelphia.
Feb. 11,1853-Bm.
\ WM. HAIL? Se SON,
howlers end Onalra IR
113.11.311.11. ISM,. a SWUM W 4TC , ...
J.1 . C117. str,vmwtme. RATKO.
• HAIL VIP / c•CT M....A&
Are mm 4436111 rereivine 11. taunt mks
el' ter .bee U",',b. wee* ere uttered at
)
ertweeekle or MAIL at
lee. 61. &Weft Street, We Sunk trim
„. Duster Street. hebeletetrea. ~
' 0 seTeet.ent en IN Wt. 47
q' +.ren.retell p.m teed tree Or '
Philnde!phis, April 23, 1851-1 y
BOOK AGENTS WANTED
In every county in the U. States,
WO canvass Inr the following Works,
JI L to whom the largest commissions
will be pool:
PICTORIAL. HISTORY OF THE
WORl.D,front the earliest ages to Me
present tune.—Three volumes in one,
comprising Part 1. Ancient Hisinry.—
Part 2. Hiaiory of the Middle Ages.—
Part 3. Modern History. By John
Front, L. L D. Author of Pictorial His.
tory of the United Stotts, Pictorial Life
01 Washington, dm.. tkc. Now Edition
with additions and corrections by the Au.
their. Illustrated with over five hundred
engravings. from drawings by. Comm.,
Deseret's, and other distinguished artists.l
This work contains over 1100 Super
Royal octavo pages. and over 600 finer
illustrations than likre ever been engraved
for any History it; this country ; it is
bands ly and substantially bound in
embossed morocco, gilt back. Price.
113.75.
I GREAT EVENTS IN MODERN
1118TORY.--lly Jul.n Frost. Compris
ing the moss remarkable. Discoveries,
Conquests, Revolutions. Great Battles,
end other Thrilling Incidents, chiefly in
Europe and America. him .the commence
ment of the. Sixteenth Century to the
present, time. .Embellished with over
1100 cniravings by W. Crowns and other
emiuent. artists. It contains over 800
Royal octavo pages, and also a large col
ored map of the . World 80:28, with aide
maps -of Califortate,'Oregon, Hungary,
Austrian Dominions, &0. Bound in ern.:
bossed morocco, giJi bank. Price 83,00.
THRILLINO ADVENTURES A—
MONG THE - .INDIANtI---By John
From L. L. D, Or' •mprit.iiig the molt
remarkable Personal Narratives of events
in the early. Indian War.. as well as pr
‘lnoidentie in the rated. Hoatilities
ii Meziock.and %Prow Illustrated with
over 800 Engravinga.fiomdesigniLlvy! W.
ernsimet, and' ether dirringuhritsd artiolg.
JI enntains•overloo pages It/move s bus n a.
in moreenti, 00161,44. 'Price. SI efi,
Macho. of Wood' Phirritifetirnagir
T. 8. Arthur. An urea, n 'ultimo et mow
400 pages' beautifully illmitritedi 'and'
bound in the beat English atailin, gilt
• byk. Price, 2,00.
Lights and Shadows of heal Life.—
By J. B. Arthur. With an autobiogra—
phy and portrait of il.e author. Over
000 pogos ortavn, with fine tinted en..
gravings. bond in the best English
muslin, gilt heck. Price, 22.01.
Golden Grains from Lye's Herres(
.fldd.—By T. 8. Arthur._ 12 mo. of 240
pages. Bound in muslin, with a beau-
tiful mezzotint engraving. Pries, 7$
Cent..
The ft eV(' Prosper, am? other Tares:
—By S. Arthur. 12 mo. over 200
pages, with a messutint engraving. Pries
50 Cent..
The Home Mission.--By T. EL Ar
thur. 12 Inn. of over 200 pager, with an
engravink. Price. 80 rents.
True Riches, or Wealth without Wings.
—By. T. S. Arthur. Over 200 pages
12 mu. with a fine mezzotint engraving.--
Price. 50 Cents.
The -Fireside Angel—By. T. S. Ar
thur. 64 rages, 32 mo. with an en
graving. Bound in muslin, gilt edges.—
Price 26 cents.
Conquests of the Bible.—By Vincent,
W. Milner. Comprising Important E
vents in the History of Christianity, from
the time of our Saviour to the present day,
338 pages, 12 mo. Illustrated with numer
ous engravinge. Price. 111.08. ---
All the above Rooks are beautifullyand
substantially bound, printed on fine white
paper, and the Publisher would especially
call attention to the fact that they ■re sold
exclusively by Agents, thus giving them
an advantage which cannot be had on
most books, as each Agent has the vole
and exclusive control of the sale in any
section of country he may agree to can.
Fur particulars, addrets, post paid.
J. W. BRADLEY
No. 48 North Fourth &reel, Philadelphia.
March, 4, 1853-110
PAPER iIANGINGS,
ri'llE undersigned have just opened a
fresh and complete stock of WALL
PAPERS. among which are GOLD end
VELVET. FIN E SATI IV, and the LOW
EST PRICED UNGLAZED PAPERS:
Also. DECORATIONS. BORDERS.
FIRE SCREENS, CURTAINS, Ste..
&c. Which they offer at the lowest
prices, both wholesale and retail. The
beat workmen employed to hang paper
either in the city or country,
Blank Books, Stationery, &c.
IVe I•ave dao our until ashortment
of WRITING PAPERS, WRAPPING
PAPERS. Blank and School Bunks, Si..
nunarv, Ate.
PARRISH & HOUGH.
No. 4 Noah FIFTH St., 2 all)..f11 above Market,
PH ILA DKLPHIA.
CASH paid for Country rap.
March 11, 1853-3 m.
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS.
JOHN STONE & SONS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS gAf
FRENCU MILLINERY GOODS.
NO. 43 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
PHILADELPHIA,
J'A %INC; reteived by late arrivitla a
large and well selected assortment of
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS,
are now prepared to offer their custesuers,
at the lowest market prices—
Glace Silks lor Bonnets,
Finley Bonnet and Cap Ribbon.,
French and American Artificial Mow—
ers,
Crapes, v' I etolort,
Finley Nets and Laces,
together with every article appertaining
In the Millinery trade.
31Breh 11, 1859-2 m.
GAS FIXTURES AND Laws.
HEIBRICK I. HOHNINGit BROTHER
No. 221 N . Srce.lnd street, above Yin*,
PHILADELPHIA.
HAVING had many years ?radical
experience in the business, and as all
'murk sold by us is manufactured under our
immediate supervisnit, we are enabled to
utter to purchasers auperir articles in every
branch of our trade upo / the olostforoora
hie Fermi.
At our store may be found, in every va
riety- and style of finish, Gas and Lamp,
Chandeliers, Peadanti, Side Brackets„
for Gallo, Churches, Ate. 'The improved
Pine Oil Lamp, also Fluid, Lard and Oil
Lamps Girandoles, Bouquet-holders. Par
lor, Night and Reading Lamps, Lamp
Glasses, Globes; Wicks, Shades, &c.
All Work Warranted or no Sale.
Factory, No. 86 Noble at. sear 4th.—
Store, 221 N. Second sweet, next does le
J. Stewart Depuy's Carpet-Bqm
March 28, 1853.-3 m
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4 0. 3 \ - - 110
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CALL AND SEC
Voy large supply nE . TIN
WARE on hand and for
sale, at Buehler'sTin and Sheet
Iron Establishment, opposite the
Post-office which will be solA
at low prices-
GEO. E. BUElliEll.
`LADIES!
IHAVE just received a Vert largillot
. 0 L of AL DE LAMES, whtch Will
sell ithesper than any other house' kW 'the
county. Call and exstnine sheaves it' is
no trouble to showgoods. Icurrite
Cheap Corner is the place to go big s.
A Word to the wise is suffieletit.
LADIES—I( you went to buy 11011'
cut. beat and cheeppitjont. Show ,
in town, come to,KUßTZlCChetti,C4r
nor,co you will find there the lespetweWl"
mut in the county. , , ,[l4e44itP,
OVER,.COA• .
A LA ROIE
xx Costs, Ai all etistr. Melt gad "M
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