e l . 4 . ! •
Sitber"ita
r.. .awroice 11111,
&fit " s htirg street,
one door West of the I.otheran
Chpreh, nearly itppiwite Aliddleinitl's store,
where he unity he found ready and willing
to attend to any case within the province
of the Dentist. Persons in want of lull
sets of ttaitli are invited to call.
Ii t V.VERE NU ES.
Dr.:ll,N. HE. Itev.C.P.K a tutu ,1).1.1
" '1). 1{;1111 , 1 kill, I PI.1( AlOll%,
" H.flt , nick , I 11. 1.. VI 1111411t11,
I. 1J itcrkßt, l s.m. nu so
Row. i • . 1.. BTIEV IR.
18.141.
GALL THIS WAY!
THE P,ATES 3 7 VGVll}llS{Din
AUST 113[0-;[sunEH.
rIIII, tindo!rsigitell respectfully Ittmotittc
""' es to the ettizelei of (:ettt qlture and
its vicinity that he has 0/1111111!Iterti the
TAILtDRINCi 13 USINF. - ,S,
to all its varied branches, in the rn nn for
merly occupied by the store of .1. IA w
inning Sentek, and opposite Fattnestoeks'
store. ILa hopes, by a strict attention
whininess. Intl an earnest effort to please,
to meet and receive a littera', share ofpublie
patronage. rj•Give us a call.jerg
Country produce taken in exchange for
work. •Latest Fashions have just been re
lIENRY CLIITINGER.
• Kpril It 1852-Iy.
- 111: At' A de .ai!:1
• ‘ c -1
F
•."
Patent. Fire and Nate
Proof Paint.
Alc/S1):1%111011 ARTICLE, for sale
'at'ltulinesiock's. sign of Ole
RED FRONT
THAT WONDERFUL PLACE,
JEW .A !MOLD'S celebrated cheap
CLOTHING STORE, continues to
be the 'abject of amazement, delight. and
profit to the thousands who are constantly,
and tt.sitOttili note, thronging it, and sup
ply** *flint/elves with every variety of
the best nodes and most substantial quali
ties of RE.", D F 411,4 DE C LC , 77 I I NG.
Ilk ,; make 4 no empty Boasts about "mar
price' 'and the thousand and tom other
ttatibegii of the day, but defies the world
in proditeen richer. cleaner. neater, strong
er i spec stock of Clothing than the
in %view which he has—not bought
a 4tiuctio e wade
tor a song—but e
strong
er
• I skilful and honest workmen,
iiiihe item honest and skilful manlier.—
Just rail wad see if it is not so.
ar.7`.6150 few TRUNKS at less than
eost.l9 make room tot customers.
Lpril 22, .1853
I DAGUERREOTYPE
50 CENT i 4
plittil• be haul at IVeaver's Gallery in
Chamberstnirg street. Pictures
kinds of weather, and will be
[MUT at this Gallery in all the different
styles of the day, at prices varying from
50 rents: . to *0 00. So now is the time
ftirlobtaining the cheapest likeness ever of
ferediCihis place. Persons will find it
to their advantage to call soon while the
oppnritimly is before them, and in order
tit titettre a 'Satisfactory likeness. subjects
aire'liinested to wear dark apparel. , -+r
ddritletbesi shuidd wear black, with black
vt•ittainall cravat, and ladies should avoid
dieisses of pink and blue. Plaid and
eritliCastitig colors aro very suitable for
Children.
lretniti my sincere thanks to run flamer.
otre friends fur their past favors, and so.
Wits *continuance of the same, hoping by
strielettention in business to satisfy the
twelO : of all who may visit my gallery.
SAMUEL WEAVER
April V 9-1843.
coverlet and Carpet Weaving.
Arew Ex, ishmen&
respectfully notifies
the citizens of Gettysburg and neigh
borhood that Ile has commenced the above
inisiam in Gettysburg, in the brick shop.
in''Baltitnnre street, nearly opposite 1).
MX:retry% Saddlery, where he will he
firepayed to weave COVERLETS and
CARPETS of all kinds in the very beat
Alt?, and, at low rates. lie will furnish
milieu desired.
JOSEPH LITTLE, Weaver.
'Gettyiburg, April 22. 1853.-31#
eOntt %lOUS
Vlitsee a first-rate assortment or Pan
taloons at SAMI4ON'S one price
:adtore. smeh as Black. French Cassimeres,
po . o Skitt Cassimeres, Fancy Cassimeres
orefe 7 kind mentionable, Crutslitem of
all clitoris and shades, and at prices to
f al4: [ Oct. 1.
414) 4 411,r 1V1J01D57 , 4
Perfumery, Hail Oils, 3lotto
,•-•- , W4ters Portruanies, &c.. a new as
fr4rvisitint just opened at BUEHLER'S
Mini and Drug Store, in Cliainber.burg
stror,l4
SUITING! SPOUTING!
1 4 1....01t1.741 and Henry Wimpler will
Make Mouse 'Spouting and put up
isitititi' lota, fur cash or country pro.
thaor.„,' Farmers and all others wishing
iheilr'WoUses. Barns. Ate. spouted, would
,Alipito g o. theta a call.
4 „ .4 , (.1.,,11. , 11. WAMPUM..
• , . ._ . ____ _ _ ____________
PIE
_ ,Y 0 i,:, 5 •
*WOE outlseritier liar just opeueil a freak
tl'A' 4l (' 4 66l.:sonokble Goods, ,
ib'i . ,„,"
....,,,' i ite Maras issortment of Mitpk
''
7 . '''.. I t ' -.. '''• 'fik %Goods,, to. which `the
:anattitianii it:Ocular attention of foirtrina
• ' irtiilittite e11e45414101,0,...gein respectfully
4 '-" ' . rp : hiltiliLECOFFi
Ap4ll 22. 11643.
LlST*EtAtus
Goods, Ware*, and Merchandise
within the County of Adams, return
ed and claionfied by the undersismeil, Ap
primer of Mercantile 'Foxes in accordance
widt the several Acts ol Assembly, for the
year 1853:
/borough of Gellysburg
9S. Falittestork and Sons, •
Pi George Arnold,
12 Abraham Arnold.
13 David Middleroft . „
13 Datincr .& Ziegler,
13 A. 11. Kurtz,
14 John M. Stevenson, sr.
14 (kings Little.
11 Marcus
14 S. 11. Dodder, •
11 Keller Kuril.
11 J. L.
14 Win. W. Paxton.
14 George %V. Blessing,
11 Philip %V inters,
14 S'anitiel S. Forney, ag't,
14 Hugh Me'Manny,
14 Samuel Little, •••.:
14 William Gillespie.
14 J. J. HrinkerholL
14 Emanuel Ziegler. Liqitor,
14 SU.lley & Dollebaugh,
14 Elias Sheads i
14 John Doke,
14 T. Warren & Son,
I 4 Robert Sheads.
C'urnberland Town hip
14 John Welker!,
14 Cleorge Trostle, mill,
14 Robert Coberin, mill,
&robin* . Township.
14 Jacob King.
14- David Shull,
14 Philip & C. W. Myers, liq.,
14 Hugh King,
Almalien Township,
1.1 John Burkholder.
11 Josiah Penrose& Cu.i
-11 AMA T. Wright,
14 George dlinnigh, .
14
14 W:n. Ovenleer,
14 0. P.
Hatuw. -
14 1). Divinney,
Butler township.
14 Jefum Hulick: liq., " •
14 Davidlirk. • •
14 Samuel Faber. jr..
14 A Creglore,
14 Jacob Peek!,
14 3.4 m A. 11. !tether, 44
14 Joseph Smith,
14 Jacob B:Trosilei,
7'yrone
14 Jesse Cline,
14 J. lliildleiusteeb. liq..
Hamilton township.
14 Jacob S. lithlerbrand,,
14 Charles-Spangler.
14 William Wolf,
11 John Holey. liq..
14 Samuel Nelberger,
14 Catharine :Hiller,
liberty township.
I I John Nimemaker,
Mounijoy township.
14 Ephrnitu Hamer, 161.•
14 I.awrenee Diem, liq.,
)4 Henry Hann,
14 Sylvester Fink, liq.,
14 B. & 1). K. Snyder. .
Frftnklin township.
14 Jamb Mark,
14 Abraham Seen,
14 Thome J. Cooper,
11 Philip Minn, liq., '
It 11. W. Whitiner, liq.,
14 Beecher & liouvce,l#l.,
14 Peter Mickley, 2 . • '*!
13 Jacob F. 1 1 .ower,
14 John Wertz. ' •
14 J. 1.1. Wrightson. • •
14 Martin 1.. Miller,
lingtiifwrGun townahip.
14 B. W. Riley, lig.,
13 Jacob Brinkerhoff, '
14 Paxton & Blythe,
14 George Riffle. mill,
14 Jacob Huineigh,
Huntington township.
12 J. A, Gardner, lig.,
14 Jacob A Myers.
13 11. F. Gardner. liq.,
Latinsare township.
14 Henry 6. Smith, -
14 C. Chronister, liq., •
brfor4lownshik.
13 Jacob Martin. liq..
13 (:. 11. 'limes, lig.,
14 Mary lleagy,
Berwick township.
14 Wm. Bittinger. liq., •
14 . M. Eichelhurger, liq..
14 1). E. Hollinger, lig.,
14 Juseph R. Henry,
Alountpleasar.l township.
13 John Miller,
14 Antos Lick, liq.,
14 Peter O'Neil, lig.,
Reading lownehip.
I 4 D. M. C. White,
14 Jacob Aulebaugh,
14 Jacob George.
14 Adam S. Myers. liq..
Conowago lownohip.
14 John Bushy, sr., 7 00
14 Heiley & Sneeringer,l4., 10 50
14 John Ginter, liq., 10 50
Germady township.
13 Study & Norbcek, liq.,
13 Ephraim Mywra. liq,,
13 Spalding i!ir, Brother,
14 Samuel Berlin,
14 Henry Mayer,
14 George Houck,
Union township
14 Peter Long, liq.,
14 Abraham Sell, liq.,
LIST OF PERSONS
Returned (or License under the several
,Acts of Assembly, to create a sinking
fund, to provide for the certain and grpdual
extinguishment of the Debt of the Com
monwealth, to wit:
PATENT 111EDICINES.
4 Samuel H. Buehler, Clauyrburg, 6 00
4 Suittuel S. Forney, aeh, '„ 5 00
BEER LICENSE
8 John liaising, Gettysburg.
8 John hum
8 A. Al. Staub. Oxford,
DII4ILLEIiIES.
10 David Rhodes, Freedom, 6 00
10 W. 8 Jenkins, Oxford. 6 00,
10 Henry Wulf, Hamilton, 6 00
10 John Kindig, Conowego, 5 00
APPEAL.—Notice is hereby given to
intcroted its the above return
of elinisifiestitimilnul will hold an splittal
at the Cnn►ntissionere 1)&4, Gettysburg,
on Tuesday the 7th day of June next be.
tween the hours of 10 A. M., stud 3 P.
M., when and where all persons - Mat
consider themselves aggrieved by said clas.
silication may attend.
.1. .1U(.11111\ 11.1I;(;11.
Appraiser of tkorclr.oule Taxer bar Adams
Cuamay. May 6, 11451-11
AN ' T LICENSE
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
*25 00
12 50
12 50
10 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
NOTICE is hereby given to all Lego.
I ' ll teat and other persons concerned,
that the 3lfininistration .Icrounts herein
after mentioned, will be presented at the
Orphans' Court of Ada ins county, for con
firmation and allowance, on Tuesday the
31st of May, inst., viz :
116. The first and final account of 11 ugh
Wilson, Administrator with the will an
nexed. of the estate of Mary Wilson
decd.
117. The first and final account of
James Liou, Administrautr de honis moo,
of the estate of Samuel Linn, dec'd,
7 00
7 00
,- 7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
'lO 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
118. The first and final ateritint Di
Robert Bell, Executor-of the last will and
testament of James Bell men.. dated.
118.' The first and final seeount of Wil
iam IL Wright. Attie inistrator.of the estate
of Benjamin Mara. dec.&
120. The first and final account of
Jol►n Marshall. 'one of the 'Exeitutors
the last will and (comment of Joseph
Marrhall. dead. ,
I tit f. second and final Gestdianahip
account of Henry - oCerbelizer. deeeased,
Guardian of Samuel Geiselinon , exhibited,
by George King and Henry King, E l ec t s.
tors of Henry Overholiz.r, dee'd.
122. The first and final, : 11 5 2 .1 1 / 1 1 ,of
Ja
rob Welder. Administrator of the estate of
Jacob Wolf, deed. . • '
123. The second and finoil micount 'of
Adam Marshall, one of the Eaecntors of
the last will and testament of Joseph Mar
shall, der'd.
7 00
7 00
10 60
7 00
7 00
7 00
7,00
700
7 00
7 00
7.00
:7 00
124. The first and final aeon nt of George'
Lough. Executor of the last will and tene
ment of Mary Lough, deed.
125. The first and final attebunt of Wm.
S. Hamilton, Ea., Administrator of the
estate of Catharine Miller, deed.
126. The second and final account 'of
Cornelius llougthelin and Henry font,
Executors of the last will amt tenement of
Henekish Iloughtelin, deed.
127. The first and final 'termini olio.
seen - Fink, Esq., A‘ninhurator of theestate
of Jaebb Rider jun.. dee d.
7. 00
10 50
7 00
-10 50
7 00
1 10-50
129; The Grin and final account of John
Walter, littintuitioe ofeonrad Walter. who
wet tiluardian'of-the tertian and estate of
Bamitel Philip Hahn, a minor eon of Phil- 1
ip Raltur, ti
129: Thefist final account of Ja.
.
cob Mowery, Administrator of the estate
of Jnlnt Mowery, dec'd. •
130: The second account of George
/linen • indlacolt George. Executors of
this last , and . testament of 'Michael
Harbold. Sen.. 'deed. • ' '•
• *3l. The Mist and final acEount of John
Wolford i - Athnitthstrator of the estate of
John T. PerreeoleAl.
132. The first mid- final account of
Jetties Russell. Esq.i ,Executor ol the last
will and wistatuent ,• of :••Dinah Rude's.,
dee'll. •
10 50
7.00
7 00
10 50 ;
7 0
_O ,
7 00'
10 ISO
10'50
7 00
10 50
7 00,
The meow of Michael Carl and
Jacub.Blagle, Executors .of the last will
and testament of Mani Carl, timed.
134. The gigaton; of Paul Troup. Ad
ministrator .of the estate of Catharine
Troup deed . . '
t•
195: The aramintof Jacob Slagle soil
David* Slagle, Eva:atom of the last Will
amlieatament of • Dash! Slagle, don't!.
7 04J
10 50
10• 50
19 641
7'oo
10 50
700
7.00
00
136.. The first amount of John D.
Becker. Administrator of the 'estate of
Israel Smith. dec'll.
187. The first account of William Mark,
Administrator , of the estate of, Hugh Black.
deed.
13$, The first aml final account of
Henry C. Shriver, Guardian of Catharine
'Shrneder, and Martha Ann
Slottieder, minor children of William
Shmeder,
10 50
10 00
7 00
700,
7 00
• • .
130. The Guardninehm account of Pius
Ineeringer, Guardian of Oliver and Sarah
uiinor Children of Jacob Keller,
deed.
140. The firmeand final account of Wil
liam Vanoradel & Levi Osborn, Executors
of the last will and testament of Margaret
Osborn.ilee'd.
141. The first account, of Anguinns
Duncan or John B , McPherson and, James
S, Ross, Executors of the list will and .
testament of John Duncan, dec'd.
142. The first and final account of
Jacob Sheely, Administrator of the es•
tate of Andrew Sheely, deed.
143. The fiat account of John Roush
telin. Executor, and Elizabeth Shunh, Ex.
ecu Iris, of the last will and testament of
David Shook, dee'tl.
r 144. The second and final account of
John Louch. surviving Executor of the
last will and testament of John Latch.
dec'd.
145. The first and final account of
Michael Bender and George Myers, Ad.
ministratora of the estate of Jacob Bender,
deeened.
145. The first and final account of
18 74
7 00 ,
I pa
18 00
18 00
7 00
10 50
10.50
10 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 60
Moses McClean. Executor of the•lost will
and testament of Sarah H. Magiqy, de
ceased.
147. The first account of Jacob Meals
Admitnistrator of the estate of Henry Her
man. deceased.
148. The first account of Wm. S. Ham
ikon. Esq., Acting Executor of the las
will and testament of George Miller, de
ceased.
DANIEL PLANK, Register.
Register's Office, Gettysburg,
May 6, 1653.
15 00
15 1 00
10 00
7 00
10 50
7.•00
E have just received a splendid as
v sortinedt of Vests. Such as Black
and fancy Satins, Cloth and Cassimeres
Tweeds, &c.,Arc., and willi be sold low at
SAMSON'S.
EXTRACT OF COFFEE.
T"E genuine, original EXTIMC7
OF COFFEE. which has been re
cently so extensively brought into us use
a substitute for Coffee, and which rectal'
mends itself by reason of its cheapest as
well as its excellence, can be had, a all
Mmes,z:t„e Store of
S. 11. 13UMILER.
AIN ' T' LICEIiSII
'1
11 8 Ladies will please rail at
KURTZ'S Cheap Corner and see a
large and Well selected lot of PARASOLS,
among then, large sizes.
irIENTLEMEN are invited wean and
'"lfig see a beautiful HEAVER HAT,
also Silk, Cuban, Kossuth, Citizens',
and Pomona lists for simmer.
April 29 W. W. PAXTON.
STACKS OF THEM.
PARASOLS.
D. 141119CONAUGIIY,
.41TfORNET AT L. 1111;
OFFICE in the &mill-west corner of
the public square, one door MC6I of
George Arnold's store, and formerly oc
cupied as a Law Office by John 311;0n
sughy, Eyq., decca6cd,
✓fttorney mind Solicitor for
Patents and Pensions,
Can furnish very desirable facilities to
applicants and entirely relieve them from
the necessity of a journey to Washington.
MeC. is prepared' to attend to
the prosecution of
Claims for Bounty Land
to Soldiers of the War of 1812 and others
—the selection of•ehoice /ands and loca
ting their Warratila—procuring l'afents
and selling Soldiers' lands to the best ad
vantage. Apply to him personally or by
letter. •
Gettysburg. Nov. 1850—If
BOUNTY LANDS.
ERSOICS entitled to Bounty
'.lllll Lands under the aria of Con
gress of the, United States ran
have their claim* prompdy and
efficiently attended to by applica
tion either personally or by letter
o the sobacriher, otitis office in Gettysburg.
Claimants whose applications have been
suspended on account of deficiency in
proof may find it to their advantage tonsil-
I/L7"The fee charged is $5 in each cue.
payable upon the delivery of the warrant.
The subscriber will also attend to claims
for PenliOßl. for Revolutionary or other
services end the location of lands. The
sale and purchase of Land Warrants at
tended. Wand the highest cash Prier paid
for the sante. R. G. 3IcCREARY.
May 14--tf. Attorney as law.
W. H. STEVENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAM.
OFFICE. in the North West corner of
the Centre Square. (between Smith's
and Sieeenson's.) Gettysburg. Pa.
Diamond Tonsors—New Firm.
. ertiitott 8t 11roibtr,
FASHIONABLE. BARBERS AND HAIR
DRE.ssElts.
VAN at all times be found prepared In
attend to the calls of the people. at
the Teisiple. in die Dianioed. adjoining
the County Building. From Long rape.
rienee they flatter themselves that they can
go through all the rarnifieations oldie
Tonsorial Department,
with such an infinite degree of skill. as
will - meet with the enure satisfaction of
all silo may submit their chins to the
keen orde4 of their nano. They hope.
therefore. Huts by their attention to busi
ness. and a_ desire to please. they will mer
it as well as receitte.a liberal share of pub
lic patronage. The sick will be attended
to at theic.private dwellings. ---
BIRDER & lIAIR-DRESSER
SAMUEL B. WILLIAMS respectfully
informs the citzens of Gettysburg and
strangers Who may tarry here until their
beards grow,that he his blamed a Shaving
and Nair-duping Salonia in Cliaintiersbuig
street. (*posit* Buehler's Drug Store,
where be intends prosecuting the ••touso
rial business" in all its brander. lie
will shave you as clean as a city broker.
and cut ' , our hair to emit the cut of your
phiz. Then his whole object is to ins
prove the appearance of the human race.
From lontezperiettee be Saturn himself
he can go through the ramifications of the
tonsorial department with such 30 infi
nite degree of d skill. as to meet the entire
approbation of those who submit their
chins to the keen ordeal of his razor.
March I 1.-31
0 YES 0 YES
I' H., T. WEBB has removed to Em
• m it e bung, where he willauend to the
Auctioneering of Public Sales. in that place,
and wherever he may be called upon to
go in Frederick and Adams comities. His
charges be moderate, and work well
done.
sspt. 24, , 1852—Am.
TO COUNTRY MERCIANTS
Confectioners in general.
HE undersigned would respectful)
y
T hareem dottier§ is FRUITS. CON
FECTIONERIES and GROCERIES.
that they are receiving daily, Oranges,
Lemons, Fig., Prunes. Basiim, Alameda.
Filberts.. English Walnuts, African. Ten
nessee and CalSorsis Ground New. Ness
Nuts. Pine Apple cheese, Eastern Cutting
Cheese, Sugars. Coffee. Teas,
all kinds
of Spiess. whole sad ground. Conserved
and Preserved Ginger. Mecamni,
Dairy Melt. &e.
200. boxes Oranges. 25 boxes Lemons.
100 boxes Raisins, 25 boxes Rock Candy,
red. white and yellow. 25 boxes Gum
Drops. Orange, Lemon. Vanilla. ire., 25
boxes .lujubepaster, Orange ' Lemon, &a.,
25 boxes Chocolate Drops, 10 boxes
Stick, 25 boxes Chocolate, Eagle and
Spiced. 100 boxes Prunes in fancy boxes.
100 Drums Figs, 10 bags EL S. Almonds.
10 bags Filberts, 100 bushels Ground
Nuts, 50 jars fine Prunes. 25 gross Don
lap'e Premium Blacking. &e.
The subscribers being appointed sole
agenui for the sale of spices for the monu
mental Mills. they could respectfully in
vite dealers to call and examine their
stock of spices, whole and ground, which
they are determined to sell as cheap as
they can be bought elsewhere.
They are prepared to sell their goods.
which are the best make and quality that
can be had in any market. at
City I'rires ! and One Price only !
For sale Wholesale and Retail at No.
42 Market Street opposite York Bank. by
ALEX. BEIsIIVGER Ar. SON
Call and Examine for Tourackes !
March, 4.-1853.
WASHINGTON NOUSE,
' CORNER OF MARKET EIT
• ' 1111 AND MARKET SQUARE,
Harrisburg, Pa.
fi
` I IIE undersigned has fined up this
well known aud 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. 1853.—if
B UFF VESTS.--A splendid lot of
iIL- 0 BUFF VESTS just received and
for bale cheap ia SAJBSON'S.
rldlsidhtliAlst Advertisements.
CHEAP WINDOW SHADE
#.l" tit k'l
of G. L. Miller & Co.,
S. W. corner cy Arch and Second sta.,
PHILADEDPHIA.
}VERY Variety of Shades, Whole
sale and Retail, such as Scroll, Flow
er, Gothic, Vignette, Oil and Dry Land
scapes. arc 'to be had at the lowest prices,
for quality of work. Orders for Gilt.
Plain Store, Lettered and other Shades ex
ecuted at short notice.
Merchants and others are invited to give
as a trial. We will try to please.
Brasses, Trimmings, &a., always on
hand.
Renieniber S. W. corner SECOND sad
ASCU Streets. Philadelphia.
Feb. 11, 1853-6rn.
SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPERS, &c.
THE subscribers offer to Country Mer
chants, Teachers and School Com
mittees. one of the best assorted stocks of
SCHOOL BOOKS & STATIONERY
to be found in the City, which they ars
able to offer at first prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find
all the leading School Books, Writing and
Wrapping. Pipers, Curtain Papers, Blast
ing Papers, and all ordinary Stationery.
Blank Books, Pens, Ink, &c.. on the most
favorable
SCHOOL COMMITTEES, Teichers
and others purchasicg in quantities for
Schools, are invited to call and examine
our stock. We have had considerable
experience in supplying School Districts.
and beingt_publlshers of a number of ex
tensively used School_ Books, our facili
ties for getting such kooks aro unsurpas
sed. Amongst our publications will be
found the following
Comly's Spelling Book. Revised edition ;
Primer; Young Orator
Gummere's Surveying, the standard Trea-
tine on this Science ; Bonnycastle's
Mensuration ;
Anderson's Davenport's History of the U.
States, used in the Public Schools of
New York and Philadelphia ;
Gunsenere's Progressive 'Spelling Book ;
Comlv's Grammar ; Latin Dictionary ;
The Book of Commerce, &c., &e.
URIAH HUNT & SON,
44 N. Fourth et. Mad..
Feb. 25.1853-9 m -
CANE SEAT CHM
MANUFdICTORY.
No 132 North Sixth Street, opposite
Franklin Square, Philadelphia.
THE subscriber is constantly finishing,
and on hand PLAIN and FANCY
'CANE SEAT CHAIRS, in great
variety of
Elegant and Fashionble Styles,
For Parlors, Dining-Rooms or Chambers,
made in Fancy Woods, Imitatioc Woods,
and Fancy Colors, &c., &c.
Reception and Cottage Chairs, of light
and beautiful designs : Cane Lounges,
Cane Settees, Hall Chairs, Courting
House and Office Arm Chairs, large and
small Rocking Chairs, Store and Steam
boat Stools, Windsor Chairs, and Settees,
&c.. &e.
Housekeepers, Hotels, Steamboat and
Rail Road Companies. will find it to their
interest to call at the Factory of
N. F. WOOD.
Na. ISt North 6th St. opposite Franklin Num,
Philadelphia.
April 1,1853-3 m
PAPER HANGINGS.
I‘HE undersigned have just opened a
fresh and complete stock of WALL
PAPERS. aitiong which are GOLD and
VELVET. FINE SATIN. and the LO W
'EST ?RIC ED UNGLAZED PAPERS:
Also; DECORATIONS, BORDERS,
FIRE SCREENS, CURTAINS, &c.,
&c. Which they offer at the lowest
prices, both wholesale and retail. The
best workmen employed to hang paper
either in the city or country.
Blank Books, Stationery, &e.
Wehave also our usual assortment
of WRITING PAPERS, WRAPPING
PAPERS. Blank and School Books, Sta
tionery,
PARRISH & HOUGH.
Na 4 North FIFTH Bt., 2 doors above Merits
PHILADELPHIA.
CASH paid for Country rags.
March 11, 1853-3 m.
GAS FIXTURES AND LAMPS.
MEIBRICK E NORNING& BROTHER
No. 221 D. &woad street, above Via*,
PHILADELPHIA.
MAVING had many years practical
ma- experience in the business ' and u all
watt sold by us is manufactured under our
immediate supervisors, we are enabled to
Whir so purchasers superior articles in every
branch of our trade upon the mortfavora
bk
At our store may be found, in every va
riety end style of finish, Gas and Lamp
Chandeliers, Pendants, Side Brackets,
for Kills, Churches. dLe. The improved
Pine Oil Lamp, also Pluid„ Lard and Oil
Limps. Girsintoles, Bouquet-belders, Par
lor, Night and Reading Lamps, Lamp
Glum., Globes, Wicks, Shades, dte.
All Work Warranted or no Sale.
Factory, No. 66 Noble et. near 4th.—
Store, 221 N. Second street, next door to
J. Stewart Depny's Carpet•store ,
March 25, 1853.—am
mom & 1111AIRRETT41 -
Agricultural Ware-flouse.ao Seed-
Store,
No. 184 l Market street, Philadelphia.
PROUTY & MEARS' Patent Self-
Sharpening Ploughs, of all sizes,
right and left handed--sub-boil, side-hill,
and double-mould;&c. with Steel Extend.
ing Points. Bar-Share. Beach and other
kinds of Castings for repairing. The Em
peror of Russia awarded for the above
Ploughs a massive Gold Medal, value
*3OO. Also, the great medal, at the
World's Fair, was awarded P. and M.'s
Plough. No. 90. Cultivators with double
point polished steel teeth, which can be
reversed, thus getting double wear of the
common teeth. Also, Cultivators of all
kinds with steel teeth. Spain's Atmos
pheric Churns, Corn Shelters, improved
kinds, flay and Straw Cutters, Hand
Corn Mills, Corn & Cob Crushers, Gedda'
Improved Harrows, Square and A Har
rows, Horse Rakes, Grindstones, ready
hung, Dirt Scrapers, Agricultural Fume.
cut; Ox Yokes and Bows Forks for un
loading hay, Man-Hay Rakes, Bow-Pine,
Apple Pearers, Ox Muzzles. Mole Traps,
Prun'ing Hooks and Chisels, Saws and
Scissors, Iron Well Curbs, and Zinc tube
ing for Chain,Pumps, Corn Plantersaiir.
nip Drills, 4 to $5,. Grant's Patent Fan
Mills, Garden Engines, Wheat Dri ly,
Horse Powers and Threshers, Mowing
and Reaping Machines, Cliain Ptimpri,
Cattle Ties, Dull Rings, Patent Iron
Snail's, Grubbing Iloce, Transplanting
Trowels, Hay and Manure Forks, Shov•
els and Spades, Garden and Field flues,
Garden Rakes in variety, Children's Tools
Darling Scythes, Splits, with patent fast
ening., Potato° Hooka. Also, Horticul
tural Tools, (of every description,) Gard
en and Grass Seeds, for sale at the lowest
price, wholesale and retail, by .
PROUTY & BARRETT.
April 1418830.-2 m
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New. WaU Paper Warehouse.
BURTON it LANING, • .
MA R UPACT lIRERS AND IMPORTERS,
No. 124 Arch Sired. second door above
Sixth, Philadelphia. .
WHERE nosy be found the largest
and best selected stoek in the City.
COUNTRY PURCHASERS may here
be accommodated, without the inconven
ience of looking further, and may be as
sured that they will receive the advantage
of their money."
iWUTON & LANINO,
124 ARCH Street above Sixth, Philadelphia
April 1, 18511-Bm.
NAKT aub Unlit%
iburth and Jrch streets, Philadelphia.
ARE now receiving, tar Spring Sales.
Black and Colored' Bilks, Fashiona
ble Shawls, New Designs of Dress Goods,
British, French, and India Good*, full stock
of American Cotton and Woollen Goods,
Linen Damask, and Furnishing Goods.
lc?* Wholesale buyers supplied. with
scarce and desirable Goods at low prices
for net cash.
Feb. 18, 1853.-8 m
LEATHER.
!Ms, Williams Sendry.
Store No. 29, N. 3rd street, Philfdelphia
MORROCCO MANCIPACTVRRIta,
CURRIERS, AND IMPORTERS
Commission and General
LEATBER BUSINESS,
wsoz~ls . L ac AMTILIL.
OE7-Manufactory lb Margardta sired,
Philadelphia.
July 9, 1952--ly.
WM. HATLY &
baparknotd Dosing as
aroma. raerom • wan waterer*
raerautr, attrarrerror, MAIM*
MAIL AID 'tare arrseutej
.An coareatady nornuer the &um dries
of dre •brne Wide. which are offend at
whams& or Wad, at
•
No. 216 Market &red, Awe Salk roar
Decatur Maw,
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Philadelphia, April 23, 18152--ly
SPRING MILLINERY' GOODS.
JOHN STONE & SONS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS.
NO. 45 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
PHILADELPHIA,
HAVING received by late arrivals a
large and well selected assortment of
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS,
are now prepared to offer their customers,
at the lowest market prices—
Glace Silks for Bonnets,
Fancy Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
French and American Artificial Flow
ers,
Crapes, all colors,
Fancy Nets and Laces,
together with every article appertaining
to the Millinery trade.
March 11, 1853-2 m.
Baltimore Adrertleemente.
lifoknett Sr Urethra,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
Paper Hangings,
No. 207 Baktrnore street, Baltimore, Md.
INVITE attention to their very elegant
and extensive assortment of Paper
Hangings, embracing fine gold and velvet
decorations, fine Francis, in plain and rich
colors, with an immense assortment of
ordinary, satin and common papers. Al.
so Curtain Papers, Borders. Fire Print*,
Tester and Centre pieces, die. H, and
M. were awarded at the late fair of the
Maryland Institute, a GOLD MEDAL for
the superiority of their Paper Hangings.
• Feb. 4,1053.-3 m
111r4TCHISIA
GOLD AND SILVER !PARE
L. M. MILLER is. CO.,
Wholesale Watch and Jewelry House,
No 237 Balt. et, 8. E. Comer debarks street..
IMPORTER of English and Swiss
Watches and tools of every descrip
tion,,Watch Case Makers and Manufac
turers of Fine gold Jewelry. We call
the attention of Southern and. Western
dealers in Watches, Jewelry and. Silver,
to our very extensive Stock, assuring them
that in no article in our line *ball we al
low any establishment to surpass us, eith
er in quantity, quality or low prices. We
are the only Wholesale House in this
branch of trade in Baltimore, and shall
use every fair means to induce Southern
and Western merchants to open accounts
with us. Our terms shall be as liberal
and accommodating as can possibly be
found in the United States.
. •
We will take great pleasure in showing
our goods to Southern and Western mer
chants, whether they open accounts with
us or not.
L. 11. MILLER & CO.,
Importers of Watches, Baltimore
Feb. 4, 1353,.—:.1y
CALL AND SEE.
Very large - supply of TIN
WARE on hand and for
sale, at Buehler'sTin and Sheet
Iron Establishment, opposite the
Post-office, which will be sold
at low prices.
GEO. E. BUEHLER .
PACWIE lE. DRCRADIBM
IS coil" 1" 11ii V 111111111 flch' ring an kinds of
CABINFT FURNITURE. el his
Old Establishment, in :loud' Baltimore
etrect, second equare, one dour north of
the "Compiler" printing office, Ways
burg. Persons in acent of, , •
FURNITURE,
will do well to call and eksmine
lOr themselves before purchasing else.
where, as he ie determined 'twsell cheap
er Shoo tine cheapest. •
kin& of LUMBER end PRO
DUCE taken in trade farPutnitu l re.
Comer; •
of every description, made at tha shorten
notice. Hating a neat and substantial
Hearse, he will convey' corpses, to say
burial ground in the county, without ex
tra charge.
Gettysburg, Dee. 17, 18551,—/Int
NEW 004114311
1 11 I tf4 Sr lib % 1k
01111TWW/arite PAL;
'rips undersigned respecifidly announce
A to the Public that they have entered
into Partnership. under the name; style
and title of HA AIERIKX &FREY, to
carry on ,
COACH
in all its branches, and are prepared to
furnish to order, on reasonable terms; all
kinds of Coaches. Rockaway. Boat-Body,
and Jersey Carriages, Buggies, Am., man
ufactured.by the best' of Workmen, sad
which. for finish and durability, will chal
lenge comparison with any manufactured
in this place.
o* - The undersigned are also replied
to attend to REPAIRING ih alt branches
of the business, at the shortest node..
WM. 'W. HAMERSLY.
J. G. FREY.
Gettysburg, Pa, Pub. is, 18 53 ly
14 1\7'31E1%711r
HARDWIRE STORE.
THE Subscribers would respectfully
announce to their friends and she
public,-that they . have opened a NEW
HARDWARE STORE in Baltimore st,.
adjoining the residence of DAVID Ztentsa.
Gettysburg, in which they are opening s
large and general assortment of
MARDWARE, CRON, STEEL,
GROCERIES
CUTLERY, COACN TRIMMINGS,
Springs, Axles,' Saddlery,
Cedar Ware, Shoe Findings,
Paints, Oils, & Dyestuffs,
n general, Mending every description of
articles in the above line of besineu--to
which they invite the attention of (oach
m akers, Blacksmiths, Carpenters, Cabinet
makers, Shoemakers, Saddlers, and the
public generally.
Our stock havmg been selected with great
ears and purchashed for Cash, we part
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
friendso.nd earnestly solicit a' share of
public favor, as we are determined to es—
tablish a character for selline Goods at
low prices and doing business on fair prin
ciples.
• JOEL H. DANNER.
DAVID ZIEGLER.
Gettysburg, JlllllO / 3.1831.—U.
2000
A RE willing tosertift , that th e HATH
AWAYno. COOKING STOVE is the
very beat Store now in we, inasmuch as
they will do more Cooking. Roasting and
Baking. and do it with less labor, and leas
as long again as any other stone now sold.
These celebrated stores are constantly
kept for sale at a tory .milueed pries at
t he
GETTYSBEIN FUNNY AID
BUCHINE SHOP,
Where the subscribers feeling des/mined
to suit all persons have also the Parlor.
Sexton's Baltimore Air-tight. Peaklikell
and Cabinch Cook Stove, tied Air-tight
and Ten-plate Parlor Stores of, the mess
beautilni pattains. •
THE szrzzost SPUMONIS
which cannot be surpassed for lightness n
draught or in the character of their work.
are constantly on hand for sale, sad is 'Wm
of the fact that the Mouldboard of these
Ploughs is one-fourth heerier thee that of
other ploughs, it is decidedly the sheep
est that can be obtained. - • •.
WITICIESOW IM MO= and eth
ers, Castings for WI , Woodaock Pl O lO.
Wild- mill Machinery, Owing* tied Hof
lot...mare, with ovary article Inntaly made
at Foundries can be obtained ben.
Blacksmithing and Shp' Disking a.
usual.
T. WARREN, & paw
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
THE undersigned re
spectfully announces
to his friends and the pub- - '•
lie generally that he has
commenced the
Tailoring Business
in the room recently occu-
pied as a Shoe store by
JOHN lIARRET, 011 the
South-west corner of Baltimore and 'Mid
dle streets, Gettysburg, opposite Fahnua
tocks' Store. Having made arrangpasimo
to receive the
[LATHY FASHOOK3
regularly from the cities, and personally
superintending all work sent out; those
who favor me with their custom miv de
pend upon having their work done to'iliatr
entire satisfaction.
gm. Country produce will be takeri,.in
exchange for work
W NI. T. MC
Gettysburg, Oct. 15, 1852—ntn.
HOC 11..; RI ES, •
O i.' all kinde and fresh. to barbed's. MM
as the market affords at ItURM3
cheap corner.
E ixr- Blanks of all kid .for
sale at this othee.