~ , , W etelieff4 tli d ,' Borough of Getiyalturc.
fronting go High skeet, and fillitt , ill;! Wel:
'llti Oki, and wtljoininz lota of S ,nooo I
* itithdriartniel ;Folk, nu- winch Is
Itillilialitiikerviikky ' P '' 4 '
kli; 4 4*.t=...i . pttam
eilt r irlitle ' . 4 '
' 1 '
tAOaItiEVC,IIOIIS t ...
F i 1
4411tt 0, slintos to r y 'stone hack-building . at
itleatteticand el well of water near the door.
.410assilikautkee in F.xecutioe au the eb
1tne1411.4 ESSE SIBIts.
m it t roo, will be sold, on Tuesday the
00i 9th day of .Ingnst next.
4114,1lie** P. Al.. on the premises,
Is3 ,4 4 , '±:tikA Tract of Land,
*blab.hi ite,lin g townaliip, Adams en.,
Pa:. containing 96 AA It ES. more
lands ol Eli Iteahey, J*
ind others, on which isereetel a
W 4 g - sr°RY
STONE HOUSE,
II II
!th.d i basement, a frame Bank Barn,
Stied attached, a atone spring
41totto; There *.other out buildings. There is
AAR, proportion of Meadow and Timber
',4ll4 414 An_
1 Orcharcl
,i .. , ~OF CHOICE FRUIT TREES •
, ql4,An,presuises, and a spring of water
tar the door. Tiiiii property is in a
sapd 'Aso of cultivation, having been
yiitylitned. ALSO;
, i 4 it,. 12A •Lot of Ground,
rot
)
' A $4,3
tu i gsl AC L
rot iin AC RES, inure or Into, ail.
Jill 1 ttr i r l ahove and running un a
IDA, the corner of lands of Jacob
w i
•
Nei .4 14 - 1 Red Oak, on the line adjoining
laniii4iSalnuel, Spahr, and along the lands
of-Soutuel Swiftly ban Hese -.dud Jacob!
Neil. and 01100, Ott whkb• are,•ereeted a
two-story ''''', - 1; i 4•••;,f• ,-,
1101IGILt4St • .. s t . a ''
li - _
• I
ortr :•.-- -:, i 1
~.„
~ o iwin g ,. seiv„„ wid 4..1
k ;,.:...1 . '', oi a. thetatate el JOSEPH I
i ' Wrb". fli ,
ereti'
per cent, of the purchase mon
*4l4 ill'ltales 'by the 9heriii, must be
/1
,0}
r i aimdeiately alter the property'
dinin,
and on laildre to romp!,T,
'ltielnierith4tte property will be ageiu put
4146 ..
, 'IOIIN scow, Shc4
MINN C•atiyiburg, j
-JO* 1, 1853—td. c
ttlaluLttm
ESTATE AT
iTE SALE.
iber, intending to remove
Suite, offers at Prrvatii
on which he resides, 'vit.
township, Adsmireoppin
ands 01 John Dixon, Cti . q..
rely, So!,minq Lilvpc
ua./1, and others, and c,'qu•
win 1 ' 'Pl•e Ini proveutiertts aro
tW -S'I'ORY
1' vitr.A.TnE k-• I ,
C
. ' 74:t 7 : . 4,ollriiing Ilouse.
'''l' t7 ' ' ' ' ' attached,a large Barn, part
"' '''
Wagon Shed, and oM-
IrallsOtrttliftMt kW' • we ll" r g ood
7f , crAlgivid it, rhere is awe o g
, 4'1%-er - 0 pump in it, convenient to. the
04 ' il a .. ,tiever failing si ring near the th
lioiiie , ' 'the Farm is well supplie d wi th
.i . 1044 ;1011e0„
~,There. is on ' premises
aloung
. u all il in in it g
APPLE
il!
Ji '
,•
ORCHARD)
withal:tree variety of other Fruit Trees,
AlgfAd , pottinn of the land is covered wit!t
tetaitriiirTlM HER. There is also a due
propiolr!ion of good MEADOW. The
lard is' iiiii good state of cultivation. Tha
fetirdit isi
and—a large portion being of
h' 1 rimita wishing further infottryo
tli ti tititi the same hy calling Ori the
sillthitifiVl'Who resides on the farm. '
lipbollrbit subscriber, being deterinined
tnifiiridittuWre wishing to purchase, will
flirt' tolheir iuterest to make applies-
- , i."'SAIHUEL LONGENECKER
112153=-3m.
.viatt. LP) $ &Lk,
TIIE niabstitiher, As s ignee or DAVID
'PRIMMER and Vt ire. or Tyrone
township, Attains county. Pa., will sell at
rotate B*lp on Saturday, the 27th of .3u,
ahe premiss:l, the i
FARM
144
olissiVitrionier, situate in said townottiiri.'
s i l i turitig , hinds itibr. , % 4 / tn. K. Ste wart,
&Maw, John Steely, and others.—
kawdl.~a.. ,
Z 47 Acres,
„Oa 4 . SS, a !Ririe proportion of whirl
itse. ,II4I . IMIIER, with d fair propor
pu d the whole entotituting a
itdignibi 810 c k Farm. The iinpeovo
milkiiiiitt; a'
•-•
Ve •
LLLING
tiotibit! t t t pg Barn, a Stable, Corti
IVitgottrBlte , l, Smoke House, Dry
ii***lttad*lfier oui huildinge. There is
'Spring and Spring tiouae eon-
Venient, and an excellent
4ft: -- ORCHARD
OF CHOICE FRUIT.
Aloft 1 1Cteirk runs thiniipli the Farm.
itta i ' 4 4 r ' b r r 7 ai * : a d u w t i v ll s ti d e llY sold be e 4 l l „ l : r r l e tie U d r
i
Yr t. , t ,
in'' 4 . 4 ;7 't way suit pureliai•ers. Those
, • - 'lle"amid Farm will do wt.!l to at•
1 . 1 0 ,4' t mast *tad *it; be Publ.
' "iititoggto view the ?rem
-ir:inik, the itibiseiher, residing in
I''' ' • • 411.540411., , 'TRIMMER re
,
. b4k .wilitattienllll4,4soutit
• • Otiluit, • *a di' of fide be
0010 - ,It 8. 11i313.1NOta.
4 11 414 i i iii r.
`• - .4 40 . 40111t,...t
...," i4l Wils . '2, , t
MILLS) )
SALE.
,ital invested,
)urehaser.
, iglices of ROB—
II aril at Pubilc
,rat day of Sep
tember next, 011111 C prenims, the valuable
property long known as "COBEAN'S
MILLS," tintite on March Creek, Com
bo' land township, Adams county Pa., 3
mike west of Gettysburg, near the road
lending from Cettyshurg to Hagerstown,
Md., containing 71 ACRES, morar less,
u 1 ealuable :natl.
ithproveinetits consist of 1, TIM
STORY LOG
. DWELLING .
- HOUSES- 0 .
a I
ono of which is vieatherhoardeif, ,
anti' the
other has a stone back building aittelneil,
a itt siAtiling in each, Varriige 'House.
Crib, Dry Houie, and ,
cithfir out
buildings, There is - a 'wellofgood , water
ui the door of one of the Houses. with a
pump in it, and an excellent ganisu to
evii. Therms a thriving
, .
li 013%6.0 Rea 111.1 MIN
of about 100 appleireee, nearly'," bearing,
beside a large number of fitachi, Pelt,
Plum and Apricot trees: • • -
The land principally bottom of gond
quality i and in a state of {good cultivation,
with a fail proportional•timber ittid under
fencing, a large portion of:which is post
and rail, anti put sip -during-thr last three
or four years. • • •
There is - arsci a large
B L ACIAMITitsilo
*"! 441:f i r di d XL:1 I W' 4111 """'
u a - 1M`1".0044,4
.
'MINIMAL SPRING, -
" ty:
the frmisi.of w ana e and
tu,4o)4atitt bro atOtwaleable qual.
THE; MILL
is new. tinting been i tit operation on
the tat day of .January , 18$1, It .19,3
high.sarrina the basement awry stone. of
superior „minerialmnd workmanship . ; the
other two stories frame. witatherboarded
and ktainied: in 'the best .inclinero, wilt
spot, wig, Lightning conductor &c. There
are two overshot wittev wheels, 4 run
,of
Stones,' 2 reneti, flurry sun 2.,Country
Stones,
wilt
either pair of
winch wt drive ill the machinery. I'here
is a Corn am' Pfister Brisker, Smut ma
chine,qloopAlbni; Ctridp -Pleur Ele
vators ; alio Mai; Ciniyestis to fill" the
Gra/mike on`two goofs ; "Frietion Motet
log Genii at both efidir of the'llfill; where
londintitut unloading can be' done with
conveniestie.st the nine time, ltayinig an
open rued around the bitilding. The
Cleating is *Mir' nod 'tiered t . principally
east iron, with wooden cogs.' The buil
ding and 'Machinery ate 'Constructed with
the very beet'material that;could be' Mir
eliased, and for 'duritbility, convenience
and ttentnespantutvgatased by any in
the count ji . ;Thii . ^Atiltiv bleated bre safe
1 u grattiikcjitP Pen
1.411.144fgrA*141111.414
is wall comittuelek iu good repair and
doAi Wood bovtiottli annually. The old
Mill;ibithatl.lir filth Is still'etintling, .might
be used to advantage (or machinery of any
This property has many end peenliar
advainagetreimneeted with it. It is Icien.
ted fa a imalthy, , well cultivated and
productive neighborhood, convenient to
Churches of all Religious . Denominations.
Schools ' The roads lead
inttti it a i good,aftlirding good . facitiliee
for the transportation` of rale. The
stretat!i • by . yihiefi is propelled is
target,;o the water power at all times sof- '
licient lA ilo in iiiehilve and lucrative
business. The Railroad about to be con.
structed front Gettysburg to Hanover will
be ofiddqedilikkititttgliku it irtil at.
ford' If& 'iriateliiirtine Rout th
the Philadelphia and Blaltimori Inarliets
whit cotiff*.ellelYso. l .thig ketime.
As a business place.. Otis property is
not surpassed by soy to tt e and
would he loifaitkii for a
cotgwritir fIiTORE. .
A tract of WckmiLand
atijotnitioltprOpiterty, 'connoting
( aabuPt. 70 AVl'lp.:* iu
;the moron, and con be ttouglit . On
.accym
tortoti.;.thit- latitt to
. gOod; and
'coveted' with 'riiitheViit inaoeritor
" gitalify t ;
ronsisting of White Oak, Walntat„,Asii.
Ate., and iltintielf linfreeinith' of a
.
'As ithiperl of Peldom
in the market.
to rail and see it, AS" 1T it !Lire' POI(
'FIVELY BELtfctJil:t: t The derma will
he made peeolitniiithrtiii;nnif an intlisputt
Itle.iiile will' be 'given to the 'pa reltioct.—a
l'Oseessinit will he given on the
April 1854 or "if tlt;eitetl, un the let. ul
Oeniher twit. ' •
'Any Orion wishing tri.view the froper
ty will cap upon ROBERT Cooras; residing
,thereon, and `any desired informatina re.
'pectin 'the name may 'be obtained
applying personal)orlif letter tti hint or
either of the Arsitigneeti. -4 '
;bile •will 'comtriettue
said day, hen attendance will be given
and teritei ritle 'known by
SA RUE'.
i r r yE A N t i
JAMES N MG AM.
June 17, 1 . 853 ' 4W/tele:l
Iv - ANTED. Cuptorttere ui purcluwe a.
• superior lot oflllack french Doe-.
skin Cassimere Pants, fancy CassimereeoJ
every desetiption, Ciisainet Pants tif every
shade and quality, together with any a"
mount of velvet Cords. Linens, Cottons,
&c., at the one•price store of
STACKS OF THEM. •
E have just - received a splendid asi
sitrimedt of Vests. Such as Slack.
arid fancy Satins, Cloth and Casvidieres
Tweeds, &c., &e., and willi be sold low at
SAMSON'S.
HARDWARE,
riiHE Largest assortment of Hardware.
Sadiery, l'aluts,olll, Dymstutlis ever
offered, will be sold on better terms titan
can be bad elsewhere. Purchat•iog frnm
the maitufacturers. we feel confident that
we can offer inducements to purchasers
to give Os a call & examine our stock.
FA HNESTOCK tfr, SONS.
Sign of die lied Front.
gmr , Maas of all lands lot
'llaiTlittiiis'olfice. •
Ififftt
J. E. GOULD,
(Successor 1.1 A, FIOT,)
30: 164 CU EbTN UT ST II EV'. 8 INAIWB
PIIII,,ADELPM A.
Exteniivii' Masi° Publisher. and Dealer
nt Muni...tat itnitrumenta or ettry deeetip•
•
.Exelutivis Aetent for the sale or Hallet,
Davis AL Cost (Boston) Patetit S.118040°1)
Bridge liloiion'anikether • 3 ''
'
L. Gilbert`, Melodeons
blirthes•Guitars. Hsrpt, Violins; Shea
Music. Mosier Banks.
Residents or the country will be Burr
plied by mail or Otherwise with any 'music
that may wish, at as low rates as , if pur
chased in person. Having one of the
largest stocks in the United States, I feel
confident -of satisfying all who may favor
me Willis call or order;
Dealers in Menne supplieil on the most
liberal terms. Pianos , to let. Second-hand
Pianos for sale." 4
May 18, 1853-1 y.
CH P ,WIN 001 V SII A DII
Dtl* AND 4. 4 4nrrAvroair
of cc I.'3lopar di. Co.,
S. tr. congr oj .greh mut &tend al,"
PHIGA DEDPIti
EreitY Variety of Shade', Whole
sale and IteiY I, such as Scroll, Flow.
er, Cathie, Vignette, OiLatid..l4..l..and.
sespea, are to be hid at' the lhwest prices,
for quality oS Airosk. OAT* for Gilt,
Plain Stoite'; - liettertakmd Other Shades ex.
eogted al,ialmytnotieet,' •
• Millthaots and others are invited to give
us it , trial. Vire , witt try to fAease.
Brasses, Trimmings, .dcc., always on
hand.
Remember S. W. enrner SECOND and
ARCH Stream Philadelphia.
Feb.'ll. 1853—Gra.
CANE SEAT CiIAIR
MANUFiI (IVRY:
No 132 North Sirth Street, opposite
Franklin Square, Philadelphia.
THE subscriber is constantly finishing,
,antl•on liand PLAIN and FANCY
CANE SEAT CHALKS, in great
variety tit
Elegant ^and Fashionble Styles,
PitriorsaiiningTifooins o'r Chambers
made in Peery Woods, Imitation Woods
and Fancy Colors, &c., &c.
Reception and Cottage Chairs, of light
and !needful designs : Cane Lonoges,
Cane Settees, Hall Chairs, Counting
House and Office Arm Chairs, large and
smolt. Rocking Ch firs, Store mud Steam
boat Stools,• Windom Chairti, and Settees,
&c., '
Housekeepers, Hotels, steamboat and
Rail Road Companies, will tind it to their
interest to all at did:actors of,
_ _ _
N. F. WOOD.
No. I 4 I Ninth 6th St. oppiiaiie Franklin Squats,
Philadelphia.
April 1,,1833 --3m
LEATHER.
Fritz dr. nendry,
Store No. 29, N. 3rd street, Philadelphia,
Mostaucco MANUFACTURERS,
CUR RIERS, AND IMPORTERS
Continissic,n and General
BUSINESS,
WUOLEsALE di RETAIL.
7 ilanufactory 15 Margaretta street,
Philadelphia.
July 15, 1853-Iy.
Essence of Jamaica Ginger.
' •
/THIS Essence is preparation of un
Ja• usual intittellenmi. In ordinary diar
dials, incipient cholera, in short, in all cases
of prostration of the digestive functions; it
is of inestimable value. During the preva
lence of epidemic cholera and sumrue
'complaints of children, it is pecoliatly ef
ficacious ; no family, individual or travel.
ler slitinltl..be arithottiv.,
OAtITAJN:---itst r stirit to get the genu
ine essence, whioli , le , Plepared only by F.
'BROWN, at his fin and Chemical
Store, N. E. Corner of flikand Chest
nut Streets Philadelphia. and fin sale by
all the respectable Apothecaries in the
United State‘4ol,l4liWtiletiyeliii4 ',Pa, by
ISANUEL II
June 17, 1853-Iy,
•
Baltimore Allvertinemeitte.
Irrtie I'M
GOLD AND ,SILVER WARE
L. 11. MILLER & C 6.,
'll'holesole Watch and Jewelry House,
No a 7 Dalt. st., B. U. Cornier of Charles street.,
IMPORTER or English and Swiss
AL Watches and wrote of every descrip
's
tint), Winch Vsae' Makers apd Inintufac
.
1 turers of 4'ilfe''Ooltl'itirelV . .. We call
the 4 :441,14114,10,0501ti1wa &Wisteria '
deitireiPiVaieliest r .loiielr "soiltilver:
JO our very extensive, stuck, assuring them
lba,l4n no eitielp,,,in pot ,lias shall we ala
low aity establishment to surpass us. eith.
er in o quatititY,quility!ar igir pticps. 'We
,are'the only 'lVltidesaltk House .iti this
. branch of trade in Baltimore, and shall
i
use every fair means to induce Southern
1 and Western merclnethe to isOri accounts
with us. Our ternis ' shell be as liberal
and accommodating as can pussibly be
P, found in the linited States.
We will take great pleasure in showing
our goods to Southern and Western mar.
chants, whether they open accounts with
US or nut.
SAMSON
1,. 11. NIIt.LER & CO.,
Importers of Wttches, Peltinspre
Feb. 4. 1353.—1y'
DICTIONARY: oF. H 0 NI ESTI it
MEDICINE, and HOU6E1101,1)
HURPERY, by Spencer Thomas, )4
D., and Henry H. Smith, M. D. This
is an entire new , work, highly. mem.
mended by the medical Faculty. For
aisle at • the cheap Book and Stationery
Stoma KELLER KURTZ.
June 10. -
rilEl.l., your Ptisatht and Neighbors,
and come yourselves, and sea the
mary larp and Sae asscironeot
:CAPS, :BOOTS and SHOES, that haw
just been remised by •
April
W. w. PAXTON.,
timangtowrnewzboo4.oo ,,,, teroef e.- eg
MIMI" AdVertll46lll6olol.
F. BROWN'S
-,". .\__
D. MrCONAUGrIIY,
dirrokvEr -117' L.wr,
OFFICH in the South-west corner of
the public square, uae door west of
George Arnold's Store, and formerly oc
ctipied as a Law Office by Jaw ist:Con
aughy, teq., deceased,
Atte.ney and Soikatir.far
. -
I. tents and Penarni
O o
( 1
rfinish very den to
applicants and entirely relieve them from'
the iieeessity of a journey to Washington.
K7'll. Ake. is prepared to attend to
the prosecution of
Claims for Bounty Land
to Salillete` of the War of 1812 and others
=the' inaction of choice lands and loca
ting their Warranis—procuring Patents
" 4 solPse.Soldiere lands toil* best ad
vsiniage. Apply to him.personally or by
letter. '
41c1tystluig Nov. I, 1850--tf
BOUNTY LANDS.
' ;11011ERSONS entitled to. Bounty
. A Lands under the acts of Con
{
[retie of the United States ran
limas their claims promptly and
, efficiently attended to by applica
hon either personally or by letter
othiiiubilriber,at his office in Gettysburg.
Clitinaa* whose applications have been
suspend,Sil on account of deficiency in
proof may find it to their advantage to call
rrThe fee charged is $5 in each case,
payablii4upon the delivery of the warrant.
The, ' bscriber will also attend to claims
for Pet 'Otis for Revolutionary or , other
service and the location of lands. The
sale an purchase of Land Warrants at
tentlet ;411(1414 high'est tash price paid
Bur the me. R. G. McCRE A RY.
May 4—tf. Attorney at law.
N . 11. STEVENSON,
ATIORCEIT AT LA' 7.
OFFICE, in the North West corner of
thd Centre Square, (between Smith's
and Stevenson's,) Gettysburg, Pa. .
Diamond Tonsors—New Firm.
;(ton 41:: Brother,
FASHIONABLE BARBERS AND lIAIR
DRF.SSERs, -
CAN al all times be found prepared to
attend to ,the calls of the people, at
the Teti/pie. iu the Diamond. adjoining
the Couhty Building. From Long expe
rience they flatter themselves that they can
go through all the ramifications of the
Tonsorial Department,
•
with such an infinite degree of skill, as
will meet with the . entire satisfaction of
alt vilnr-may submit their chine to the
keen ordeal of their razors.. They hope,
therefore,. that by their attention to busi
ness, and a desire to please. they will mer
it as well as receive, a liberal share ol pub
lic patronsge. The sick will be attended
to at their private dwellings.
BARBKR & ILUR-DRESSER.
SAMUEL B. WILLIAMS respectfully
inforths the cozens of Gettysburg and,
strangers who may tarry here until their
beards grow, that he has opened a Shaving
and Bair4utting Saloon in Chambersburg
street, opposite Buehler's Drug Store,
white he intends prosecuting the "tooso
rial business" in all its branches. lie
will shave you as clean as a city broker,
and cut your hair to suit the cut of your
phiz. Then t.is whole object is to im
prove the appearance 'of the human race.
Front lore, experience he flatters hi mse lf
he can go through the ramifications of the
tonsorial department with such au
iufi
nite degree of skill, as to meet the entire
approbation of those who submit their
china to the keen ordeal of his razor.
! March I .-3t
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
CORNER OF MARKET ST
AND MARKET SQUARE,
Ilarrioborg, Pa.
FllllDtintlersigned has fitted up this
111 well known and favorite Douse,
with every convenience requisite for the
accommedstion of the public, and solicits
a contimitnee of the patronage so libel..
ally extended to him by the travelling pub.
lie. AVM. T. SANDERS,
Harriilburg, Jan. 14, 1853.—tf
"TAKE MY HAT."
MsimsoN, having added a new
4 (aware to his business, is prepared
to offer sh the public a choice armortment
of HATS, CAPS, BooTs and SHOES.
Having 'archived entirely for cash, he is
enabledlD sell at astonishingly low prices.
Calk,at.tlie cheap store of
M. SAMSON,
A pril go.
TO CSUNTRY MERCHANTS &
Confectioners in general.
rIIHE Undersigned would respectfully
inform dealers in FRUITS, CON.
FECTIONERIES and GROCERIES.
that they prep receiving daily; Oranges,
Lemons, Figs. Prunes, Raisins, 'Alinonds,
Filberts. English Walnuts, African, Ten
nessee and : California Ground Nuts, Peean
Nuts; Pine Apple cheese, Eastern 'Conine
Cheese, 8004. Coffee; Teas, ill kinds
of Spites, Whole and ground. Conserved
sand Preervved Ginger, - INlcarohi, Vernal
colli, DetrY'Sslt. &e. "
200 boxes Gretigie;2s boxes Lemons,
100 boxeslia.ifitts, 25 boxes Rock, Candy,
red. '*taus acid yellow, 25 boxes: Gum
Drupe, Or*nge, Lemon, 25
bon* .3ultibepittit,'Orenge, Lemeo.,&c.,
25 boxes 'Chocolate Props, 10 boxes
.Stiek. 2li boxes Chocolate," Eaglo and
. Spiced, 100 boxes Prunes in lane) , boxes ) ,
100, Drums, Figs. 10 bags 8. S. Almontlei
10'begs:Filberts, 100 bushels Ground
Nuts, 50 jars fine Prunes, 25 gross Dun
lap's Premium Blacking,- &c.
The subscribers being appointed .sole
agents fur the sale of spices for the mono.
mental Mills, they would respectfully-In=
dile dealers to call and examine their,
stork of spides, whole and ground, which
they. are determined to sell as cheap as
they can be bought elsewhere;. .
are prepared to sell their. goods,
which are die best Make hild4tiality that
can ho had iii any market, at
Cil ; Prices I and One Price only I
For sale . Wholesale and Retail at No.
42 Market Street opposite if ork Bank, by
ALEX. REFINOER ec sON
CaU and . . Ziomirie for Yourselves l
March, 4.-1853.
HUFF VE B TI4.--.4 splendid lot of
BUFF VESTS just received and
fur ale cheap at '' SAMSON'S
. .
ROCX,AIKATIO,N.
REiS Hon. Itonstir J. Fumes,
v Esq., President of the several
Courts of cenntrion itedie counties
cornposing.the 19th DistricC, and .Justice
of the courts of Oyer and .Teranner, and
genetal.Jell Delivery, for the trial of all
capital and other olioudera in the said dis
trict—and BAXUNL R. O,UNELL, and JonN
MAOINLIN. Eitir., Judges of the Courts of
common Plcus and Genera', Jail Delivery,
for the trial of all capital and other offend
ers in the county of Adams—have issued
their precept, hearing date the 20th day of
'April, in the year of our LORD. one thou
sand eight hundred and fitly-three and to
ine'directed, fur holding a Court of Coin
mon Pleas and General Quarter &salons
of the • Peace and General Jail Delivery,
one Court Of Oyer and Terminer, at Get
tysburg, on Monday the lath of August
NOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN To
all the Justices of the Peace, the Coroner
and Constables within the said County of
Adams, that they be then and there in their
proper persons, with their Rills, Records,
Inquisitions, Examinations and other Re
membrances, to do those things which to
their offices and in that behalf appertain
to be done, and also they who will prose
cute against the prisoners that are or then
shall be in the Jail of the said County of
Adams, and to be then and there to pros
esute against them as shall be just.
JOHN SCO therilr
:Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg,
July 8, 1853.—1il
FIRE INSURANCE.
TnE "Mama County Mutual Fire In
surance Company ' located at Get
tysburg, is now in successful operation, are
for lowness of rates, economical manage
ment of its affairs, and safety in Insurances,
challenges comparison with any other
similar company. All its operations are
conducted under the personal supervision
of Managers selected by the Stockhcilders.
The Books of the Company are at all limas
open to the inspection of those insuring of
it. As no travelling agents are employed,
persons desiring to insure can make ap
plication to either of the Managers. from
whom all requisite information can be
gained. 'The Managers are :
Meneillen—Wm. 11. Wilson,
Cumberland—Robert McCurdy,
Strahan—Jacob King,
Franklin—Andrew Ileintsclman
liamiltonLitn—Amos W. Magiuly,
Liberty—John Mmuelman, jr.,
Oxford—John L. Noel
Reading—Henry A.Pictirg,
Latimnre—Jecob
Ylountjoy —Joseph Fink.
Herwick--David E. Hollinger.
Boroug6--Heorge Swope, 1). A. Buehler, Wm.
H. Stevenson, A.B. Kurtz, d. R. Russell, I ohn
Chritzman, Alex. Cobeen, Eden 14 onis, 1. 11.
Skelly, Valentine Werner.
President—GEOßGE SWOPE. •
Vice President—SUMlClL R. Ruser.Lx.
Secretary—D. A. BUIC/ILER.
'Treasurer—JACOß GnasT.
Executive Committee—A NIIRISW 111.11,ITZ1:L
x•x, 110111111 IT IWCVRUT, Leon KING.
t'ept.l/), 1852--If.
;7071021.
T"E Stockholders of the Bat;k of Get
tysburg, intend to make application
to the next Legislature for a renewal of
their ell:trier, under the style of the "Hank
of Gettysburg"—with banking privileges,
and same capital, riglos and privileges,
they uow enjoy.
By order oldie Board,
SWOI'E, Prat.
Gettysburg, June 17th, 1853—fun.
AN APPILIEN'I I IC.:
rro the Coach-Swithing liesineAe want
-n- ed by the eubsertlwre. 011 e 1'01111142
well reemettlended may .dwain a good ett
uatiou by tnaking apinkation to
11AMEICSLY & FREY.
April 15, 1853.
499 NI EN IV ANTED
Tpurchase a superior lot of Black.
Blue, and Fancy colored F re n c h.
English, and American Cloth, Dress end
Frock Coats. These coats are well made,
all we ask of you is to come soil judge for
yourselves. Remember the pi:wets SAM
SON'S One price store opposite the Hank.
LUTHERAN HYMN BOOKS. A
very large assortment of Lutheran
Hymn Books, bound in every style of
binding, just received at the cheep Book-
store of KELLER KURT'!,.
_
FOR Taw LADIES.
ALL the latest and moat fashionable
styles of SHOES, 'SsiITERS and
SLIPPERS. gerWarranfitt.areßmade,
at, KELLER KURTZ'S.
Kent'y ;cans and Tweeds.
ANY variety of coh o rt and style for
the season, at KURTZ'S cheap
corner.
VIOIANS AND ACCORDIANS.—
Desirous of disposing of hie present
styck of the above articles. I will sell
them very low.
MARCUS SAMSON.
Tell your Friends,
TART MARCUS SAMSON has just
rereived and opened a choice lot of
black, blue and green cloth Frock and
Dress Coats—Cassimeree, Cashmerets,
Tweeds, Lorene• Cottons, &c.,—and will
dispose of them at the lowest living rates.
Fresh Garden Seeds,
OF ALL KINDS, just received front
the celebrated, i•Shaker. Garde •
Lebanoni , N.'YOrk.nand for Bale by na,"
S. H. DUEHLEII.
Mardi 18,1853.
pAItASOLS and FANS, 'a variety, ihst
tnuiit'please, wdl be found at
SOHION!St
THE STAR AND. BANNER,
Is published tarry Friday Earning, in
B
. a iiie.thret"slarY
.
building, a few dories above •'
Fulniestoeks Store,
D. A. & C.ll. BVE
Via mint s. • •
If pail in advance.or within the' year $2 pat
annum—if not ROI within the year $2 No
paper dhscoritittneantiti 101 l arrearagee are paid--
eitiept at the option of the Editor. Single copies
51 cents. A failure tu, notify a discontinuance
will be regarded as a new engagement,
ildnertuenirtuf not exceeding ampere inserted
three times for $ I —every subsctilient insertion
25 tenni. Longer ones in the lame proportion.
All advertisements not specially ordered fey a
given time Will be continued until forbid. A libe.
ral reduction will be made to those u ho Advertiser
by the year.
Job Printing of silk inch c eruted neatly and
promptly, and on reasonable term*. '
letters and Celneusairet ions teethe Editor, (ext
opting such me contain lifheiey or IL* names of
new eubeeribers.) must be rase rase istoesherso•
swum eueestiest.
THE GatAT,INT
IIitCOORY OF tog its.
Planter, former% Familio ! othrs, cos
purchase no litinetly qua! to
- .
DIL TORIAB' VENETIAN LINIMENT,
for Dysentery. Cholie, Croup. Chronic Rheuma
tism, Sore -Thesis, Toothache, Ss. Sickness,
Cuts, Hunts, Swellings, Bruises, Old Sores, Hood
ed* Mosquito Bites, Pains in the limbs, chest,
back, &o.
If it dues not Rise relief, the money will he re
funded ; all that is asked, b a trial, and use it ec•
cording to the Directions.
It ie an Enghall rsonetly, and was used ha 'MI
ND! the IV., ;ate King of England, and cettlfirtl
to by him as a cure for Rheumatism, when
everything else had failed.
Over 10,000,000 Bottles
hese been gold in the United States, without a
single failure, and many hive stated they would
not be without it If it woe $lO per bottle, in
case of Croup, as it in as certain as it is ap-
plied.
It cures Cholera, when first taken, in a few
hours ; Dysentery in half all hour ; 'l•oothache
in five minutes. It is perfectly innocent to take
internally, and is recommended by the most coil•
nent Physicians in the United States.
PRICE 26 AND 80 CENTS.
wt. row A§ couldsfill a dozen Nowripalwrs
with ceititleates and letters Feinting to the wonder.
ful cures accomplished by this Liniment, but eon
-side:a warranting it sullivient, an any person who
does not obtain relief need not pay fur it.
DR. TOBIAS has put up a
1101ISE LINIMENT,
in pint bottles, which, is warranted cheaper and
better than any other for ebolir, Scratches, OW
'ores, Gallo, Swellings, Cuts, Bruises, &c.
l'Price 50 cents. Dr. Tobias' office, No.
240 Greenwich street, New York.
AGENTS.--Samuel S. Forney, Ortryeliurg ;
11. 8. Fink, Pleaennt Hill ; B. & I). K. Snyder,
Twu ; Spalding. & Brother, Little.-
town ; John Bushey, M'etherryslowu ; Samuel
Faber, Jr., Lower's Mill; Jere Houck, Butler
township; Andrew Cregluw, Centre Mill; Abel
T. Wright, Bentlereeille ; Jacob Peney I, Middle
town ; Jacob F. Lower, Arendtarille ; H. V.
Witmore. Muninuteburg ; Philip Hann, Mc-
K nighty:ilk ; Thomas J. Cooper, Franklin tp. ;
Jacob Mark, Caolitown ; Aulabaugh & Spangler,
Feet Berlin ; J. Martin, New Oxford ; J. 11..
Henry, Ahhottstown ;
July 8, 18:,3—eow—ly.
TIED WONDER OF TEM AGE!!
FOR THE
CURE
if Saltrlicum,
Er v r ipelas,
Chi lb lairs,
U hopped or
cracked hand
Burn, and
Scalds, Cuts,
W o u nds of
Any kind;
Piles; Inflam
mation of the
Breast; Bites
of Insects; Old Bores; all kings of breaking
out and Sores on children; Bore Lips„
on the Face, and all diseases of theNSkin.
CV" For particulars see small bills accompany
ing each box.
I - ?' 20 000 boxes sold in this State the
pest year, and gave universal satiafaction.
The great secret popularity of this Ointment
I lie■ in the fact that it accomplishes all it I. recom
mended to do ; and that I do not recommend
it to—cure any thing but what from the na
ture Of the ingredients, it is an libaulutu„ specific
for, while other preparations of the kind are
recon 1111 l .n.led to cure every disease that human
i1e,.11 is heir to, ham Consumption down to the
bite of Ora, wl.cii, in tact, all the medical prop
;
, ernes they contort are in the handbills, and the
ihousaiuls of fictitious certificates published in
their ram.
I invite those troubled with the shove coin
! pla,rits, (particularly salt Rheum.) to tak e a h et
and try it.--if you are not fully satisfied, return
it and take back your moony,
' 111.—I have hundreds of testimonials I can
show airy one who feels disposed to canon me and
istisfy hirmielf of the virtues of the Ointment.
?mitred and sold by MON HOB *FERREL,
Naugatuck. Conn.
CV To whom all Onleri should be addressed.
Sold also by the principal Druggists and Country
, Merchants generally. Price . ..!5 cent*.
' Witottast.s Llscova.—C. V. Clikener „If Co.,
' No HI Ilirclay •t., New York ; A. McClure &
Co.. A Bran ; J. Kohl & Co , Pittsburg;
11. frown & Bro., No. 4 Liberty st., Baltimore;
T W. ;blot & Son., FM1.411.1114.
AGE‘T , .---anitiel 11 Buehler, Gettysburg ;
H. Fink, Pleasant 11111; B. & H. K. :soy
de'. 'raver.. spaldnort & Brother, laitileb
-1,,,V1i ; John Bnshey, itettherrystown ; :•itorucl
Fiber Jr., I.osser'a ; Jesse Houck. Butler
township ; Andrew ('recline, Centre Mill ; Abel
T. Wright, Bendereville ; Jacob Pettey!, Mid
dletown; Jacob F. bower, Areraltsville ; H. W.
itm.lre, Muunnaaburig ; Philip Bann, Me
; Thos. J. Cooper, Frar.klin tp. ; Ja
cob Mark, Cashlown ; Aulalough & Nrangler,
I:44it Berlin ; J. Ma , New Oxford ;J. R.
Henry, Abbottstown.
July S. 1853—lyeow.
A GREAT FACT!
100 PILLS FOR 2.5 CENTS!
NO MORE EX roRTtoN FOR MEDICINE !
DR. TOWN SEN HEALTH PILLS, are
being called for, from all parts of the land ; they
are rapidly supercedingother medicines, both on
account opheir happy effects upon the human
system its removiug disease, and impurities. end
also the exceedingly reduced price at which they
are offered.
. . ,
The rich and the poor find in them a real boon
—each box contains 100 PILLS, being four
Unit.* as many as are usually to he had of other
kinds of pills at the same price. They contain
no Mineral poison whatever—their ingredients
are Extracts, Balsams, and Gums of great effi
cacy.
SARSAPARILLA,
In a highly concentrated form is • prominent
ingredient. These Pills are never violent in their
operations, but always thorough and effitient.—•
They will be found exceedingly efficacious in re
moving the following complaints, vie:
Impurities of the blood, Costiveness. Jaundice,
Female, Complaint", Flick Headache, Pains in
the hart Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia,Rheu
matism. Constipation. Pains in the head Pains
in the side, Liver Complaints, Febrile Affections,
Piles, Irregularities, Pains in the Beast, Pains
in the Loins; arc.
It ie now well anderatoed that nins.tenths of
the many diseases peculiar to the human family
originate in Obstructions, and impurities of the
Blood. If you have Headachy. Were hi an °Wiwi
lion- if a Cold, there is an Obstruction—if o Fever
there ere manicotti Oluitructions---if User Com.
plaint, there lain 'O6/6 - traion-Painsie the Heed
Back, Cheat, Sides and Leine. tie all'eansed by
Obstructions—Rheumatism, Cramp, Gout. Con
vulsions, Fits, Norms 'Debility: Prostration.
Paralysis, 17 0 male Critrirlahne,' Piles, Constipa
tion, Jaundice, and a host 'ot other 111., arise from.
'Obstruetioaif Cutaneous .BtuPtions.
Blotches, kw/ Rhoutii. Bryidgielas,, Scrofula, Are,
originate partly from the mime oeuiti—ilmpurlty
of the Brood does thereat
Now 'for thee's, and kindred diserties, TOWN.
BEND'S PILLS' area 'sovereign remed4 ' and
they .0 re motoover - THE CHEAPEST ELI
CINE IN .THB .WORLDt • '
In7Direetions accenimany each la. F. A.
Palmer, General Agent, Btonington,.ot.
Retrieddier the. Price. Odd Hundred Pills tot
26 tiaras;'
AGENTS.—SamueI B;Vorney, Gettysburg
H. S.. Fink, Pleasant Hi l l ; B. 4 IX K. Snyder,
.'rwo'l'ayerms; tipalding & Mother, bittlestuniin
John Bushey, McSberrystown ; Samuel Faller, Jr.,
Lora er'S Mill ; Jesse . Houck, Butler township ;
Andrew Creglow, Cent's, Mill; Abel T. Wright,
Sendersville ; Jacob Peony', Middletown; Jacrib
F. I:Ower. A rendiseille ; H. W. Wilmot..., Mum
reealettit ; Philip Henn, bleKnightssille ; Thomas
J, Cooper, Franklin tp., ; Jacob Mark, Csalitowr. ;
A ulniiiingb & Shangler, East Berlin; J. Martin,
New Orfor.ll J. B. Ilenry, Abbottotown.
July 8, 1156:1--enw I y.
SAVEIN ET velvet and a graatvariety
of PANTS% (01,00DS for Man 'arid
13n~a, al lie # •• -r
,\Very large supply of TIN
WARE on hand and for
sale, at BuehlenTin and Sheet
Iron Establishment, opposite the
Post-office , which will - be sol ,l
at low prices.
GEO. E. 'BUEHLER.
SPOUTING! SPOUTING!
EURGE and Henry Wampler will
‘ 3ll r Make House Spouting and put up
the same low, for cash or country pro
duce. ' Partners ■nd all others wishing
their !looses,. 'Barns, &c. spouted, would
do well to give them a call.
_
a. & H. WAMPLER
April 15-1853.
CALL THIS-WAY:
7HE LATEST WHOORS
AB ST WRIMENIEB.
V HE undersigned respectfully announc
es to the citizens of Gettysburg and
its vicinity that he has commenced the
TAILORING VOSIRISS,
in all its varied branches, in the room for
merly occupied by the store of J. LAW
RENCE SCRIM and opposite Fahnestocke'
store. Ho hopes, by a strict attention
to business, and an earnest effort to please,
to meet and receive a liberal share of public
patronage. rGive us a ca11..04
Country produce taken in exchange for
work. Latest Fashions have just been re-.
ccived. 11 EN it Y CLIPI'LNGER.
April 10, 1852-Iy.
NEW ESTLIBUSIIMENT.
FIC ZEilt
RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
lic, that ho has taken the stand re
cently occupied by his brother, (ALFA/is-
DER FRAZKR,) in Chambersburg street,
opposite the Lutheran church, where he is
prepared to REPAIR Wk
and CLEAN
CLOCKS,
.
WATCHES, &C., .
p%
on reasonable terms,— ' •
All work wilt be-insured.
Also, on hand a variety of WATCHES.
Jewelry, 1 00.074 a Spectacles,
Am, which will be sold low.
Gettysburg, May 8, 1853—tf.
Wki , .4t)
C I iMSEXP
iIMOO
Dr. J. Lawrence Hill,
DENTIST,
OFFICE in Chambersborg street,
one door West of the Lutheran
Church. nearly opposite Middlecies store,
where he may be found ready and willing
to attend to any case within the province
of the Dentist. Persons in want of full
sets of teeth are invited to call.
REFERENCES.
Dr C. N•bILILUCIII, I Rev.C.P.KaA tra, D. D
" D. Honer KR, I Prof. M..14..0 Hs,
" H.H. 1111111 R, " 11. 1.. 11.4eneee.
" D•GILRIRT, I " H.A. MVIILERIII'II/
Rev ROR ' T.JOHNIIOII, I " M. L. 8711111111.
July 7. 1848.
Proof Paint,
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE, for sale
11 R- at Fahneatock'e, sign of the
TNT WONDERFUL PLACE,
EW ARNOLD'S celebrated cheap
w • CLOTHING STORE, continues to
be the object of amazement, delight, and
profit to the thousands who are constantly,
and especially now, thronging it, and sup
plying themselves with every variety of
the best styles and most substantial quali
ties of RE.I2I)Y-MADE CLOTHINO.
He makes no empty boasts about "one
price," and the thousand and one other
humbugs of the day, but defies the world
to produce a richer, cleaner, neater, strong.
or or cheaper stock of Clothing than the
infinite variety 'which he has—not bought
at city "auction" for a song—but made
up here by skilful and honest workmen,
in the most honest and , skilful manner.—
Just tiall and wee kis not so.
0.%A150 a few TRUNKS at leas than
cost, to make room for customers.
April 22, 1858. •
I DAGUERREOTYPE FOR
CE1.V1:14 9
AN belied at 'Weaver's"Gallery in
C
Chambersburg street. Pictures ta.
ken in all kinds of weather, , and -will be
purup at Aida Gallery in all the different
styles of the day, at prices varying from
AO cents. t 0,1116 Oft. So now is the time
Tor obtaining the chespeat likeness ever
`fount place. Persons will find it
'to their advantage to mill soon while the
opportunity it before them, and in order
to secure a satisfactory likeness, subjects
are requeefeti to wear dark apparel.
.
Gentlemen should wear black, with black
vest and cravat, and ladies should avoid
dresses of pink and blue. Plaid and
contrasting colors are very ,isuitable for
children:
1 return my sincere thanks to monomer
ous friends for their past favors. and so
licits a continuance of the same, hoping by
'Strict attention 'o business to today the
tastes of all who may visit my - galleif.
SAMUEL' WEAVER.
April V. 9-1853.
TRUNKS I lIUNILV I
AGENERAL stosortiooot of Trunks,
wbfeli will lir sold veiny rboop. at
SANWAPP.
RED FRONT