stv , jah. Ira
• "'CEA Is -ESTATE AT
4 ). lllVArilli; SALE.
THE sohieriher, intending to ramose
Irani t h e Stall, ofrera Private
'24,atit, the F.irot on which he roAides,
Sirahan
lands of John Dixon. hi•nt..
Jaines-,Needy, 8110.1/111.11
notrionn, and others, and Coll
-4liiiiing. •
' . ' 155 ACIVEA9
id patented Laud. The Improvements are
-At butte': TWOSTORY
.• K , 0 . 1 . 1 ,_. ~ .
I trElVia.E AND WEATHER— aa a
.
~.. oaded smelling Nouse,
With' Kitchen attiehed, a lame H oil, part
Ilrgni&itittl rut [fig. Wagon Shed, and otli
vtlat buildings., Vivre is a well of goal
atiAteh.ijkli pump in it. ciiiiveilient to the
'I tor, and 'a 'wonr failing, sr ring near the
? house.. The Farm is well supplied with
Orlinilltle W4ter. There In oil ther premiges
•• a yooiit aiiil thriving APPLE
wil *
. 011Cli kali)
Vlth .8 largii variety of oilier Fruit Trees.
A /filed p•liimi of the I old is euvered with
'ttitivitig TEHIt Ea. There iii also a doe
'c'rolvt.riiiiii Alf K ona MEA DOW. The
Inlittii in a glintistinti of cultivation. Tint
friiring in goal--a itirie ittirtion tieing ill
inisrA.' Persons wishing further informs
-tiloi mot ohinin the smite by calling nu the
tiodose4ite-r who resides on the farm.
ilit;tr*lrlie sidwribur. being determined
in seli, thine wishing in purchase. will
tail it to theirititerest to make sprites.
SA If 11E1. LONGENECKER
July. 15: t651-3(1).
Nell your Vriords,
Typ,..Ax N:litcossAsvioN 1,4, just
and Opened a Cllf 40 lot of
,hinnikinAtisio and green cloth Frock and
))roan CilittS—Cativiinerte, Caslionerotn,
'l`wiaih,taFlenn• Oictons, cto.,—niol will
ilfArniosof thi m al the InweaLliving rates.
HARDWARE,
pile assail tees of - Hardware.
ti ! rther.s els. Oils. Dye -golfs ever
oftertul;' will he sold on het er terra. thou
,citt_i:' Mid fd.v w heft.
,Purchasing (rum
that sttcaufamurcrs. we feel confident that
we catt:offer inducements to purchasers
, td give us a valt - Lt csamine nor stock.
8.. - FAUN SSTOCK & SON'S.
• Sign of the Iled 1;1w:
SAYE YOUR MUNE I - •
ssamin or COI'PEV.
H. BUEHLER taeps constantly on
•••'ll band for sale, the psnuine
•ES
.SENVI4:IOF, cOeFEE, best - quality.
wisebi this gruel,' in families will be
lounil a very Ertel saving in the muse of
die year. If7"Vor Viiiiitutmaatm and
icaTam, at the Urng . 6r. Blidk Store ol
S. H. BUEHLER.
NUT 20, 1853.
ANTE%"Cluattners to purchase f atly
supernit lot of Block; Frriir Ihie.
All.k*ViAllelukere Pants, fancy eatisistierrs
Cassinet Pants descry
'ohmic oak :quality, together with any a
• .nsontit A:it:arises Cools, Linens. Cotunis.
iSsa. act the one-ptice store of
. - . SAMSON.
seSEIVMEM EN can he furnished with
Drawers. Shirt-eollars, Sus
peitaers, 11.1ravais, Handkerchiefs. Sucks,
Ignibrellaa, 'Canes, and in fact
every thing tat the furnishing tine at
- - - SAMSON&
U.ti7olo l lit lit If
kinds, Cap and Letter Paper nc
4teheyt quality, Note Paper, Vi.iting
Cirds. plain and fancy .Etivelopcs, Pea.
,:kriries;Quills4 Child Pens and Petacils,4lm,
hand and for sale /ow by
8. H. BUEHLER
Itt)IrAND TREVOR, or the Pilot of 1
..,,,,....,,,: #unsan I,ire, showing hock to wake:
e ,50.4 4 ,,w to Iton-.4 fortune, and then to snake i
sdeitlier,. . This ta said to be a very a-4
ri t asiog :op.! instructive book—to Se hall at
Stri.'ilitii - ER .KU RTZ S Store.
ENTI.E MEN are invited torsi' and
"lefr • .k , 43 » beautiful BEAVER ilk'''
iiNn Ciihatt, Kossuth, Citizetus'
sinti 'Ostrom% lists for summer.
211 V/. AV. Ax.roN
':WAIL:PAPER.
°tier 10.000 Pieces 1n Morel
.11P11,001,11 Cents per piece and upwards,
r ib's Satins,. Gold, Velvets;
;4'4'W/on .1 WOOCNI Marbles, &o.
ALSO, rt great variety nr new BtYlei of
* *.(7broiritt , Paperer, Fire Board Prints,
Bi4riAra, &v.. all of which will be certain
': Irsti4rl al the very lower.' cash priee.—
''Cirt4yl see at the cheap Book/116ft. of
KELLER. KUWI7.
INDOW BUN Dfi I—A new as.
lielV
iiertmettt of W Indoor, Blinds. I Lai.
!AldttritTr'.oll Winds, just arrived et the
L.4/411-Iluil`lia Suireor
, • ~- ,- - KELLER KURTZ.
lico Itibtiont., and Paramilo, n
tit've adaorturan4 and vvrr cheap, at
MIIIDLE:COFF.S.
l acrTiNHT velvet ants great variety
gaIAN 'S GOODS for Mm and
rißoOonau itheap clatter tor KUR
11{ ilk St, LS.
1I t ',lilies will please call nt
Cheap Owner mul see
Wryn'tinit rewil selected iot of PA ItASOISi
#4oololt Them large
r , l4firA m Sol I. I'4o f 6118
Ned lime!
:5i41`,14 Gettyphistg, lit the
r l of
T WARREN di
.4,illiteiltowas Ol liii i mmsiAgs,of his itrosent
:-0411.4„.ii4Altit *Wye etudes.. I will sell
SI ARC 118 14 A Mfil IN.
--1--
4114 , 4Ati ssimercs,
thE *prey dertkeeirptinno.otor and style*,,
+OlO wilt taw. Call .and
OOPS 01411111WK4iiti.12 7 3-elveap ruttier.
00 n s
Iti
1
4, op
4 , te th
d Artlay at Paha.
400itiVit Sip A) the
. 177 REP FRONT
•
iirn t eNAOKS from an Editor'«
.WO4. by V. Iriaybnd Oak, juss,
"iiitilii4ol4ll4o %O. Ai*tonne. visit Nu , \pibe
404 . KELLER KURTZ'S
BRINGALIN'S FIRE INSURANCE
.
'CiIIiNET-111,111E 1100 M
, r l .ll E County Matual The In
surance Company loraird at Ges•
tyshurg, is now ill successful operation, art
tor lowness of rates, economical manager
went 0(118 :4 ITairs.nnti safett in Insurances
challenges rompari.on with any other
suuilar comp:iny. All its opersinms are
conducted under the personal supersisimi
of Manners selected by the' Stockholders.:
Tim Books of the Company are st,all timr4
• open' to . the inspection of those insuri n g of
' ' it. As no travelling agents are employed,
.
persons desiring to insure can snake ap.
pheadim to either of the Managers, from
whom all requisite information ran be
10:7 2 •The Managira are t
Mettallen—Wm. B. Wilson.
)eumberlsml—Rutsert liteCuttly,
:graben —Jacob King,
Frmklin—Andrew Ileintselmsn,
Hemiltoin an—Anme W. Masinly,
Liheity—John Mudiselmon, jt.,
Reading—Henry A. Pickier, •
11.stimore—Jerob (Pima,
Aleruntjoy —Joseph Fink,
4Serir lett --Matthew Eichel berger,
4)xfor4l--Johu L. Noel, .1. R. Hersh,
Bcioniah--Dearse swops, D. A. Buehler, Wm.
H. ;Stevenson, A. B. Kurtz. la It. Huottell,
AV. table, et. Fahnestoct U. W. Hoffman, D.
11f ceensugby.
/.;E riNS If 1 7 PA•
rill! A NKFUI, for the liberal patron.
age In retolote evended to hint the
,iihs..ri:n!e would renteeflollr inform his
old Vllf tomer: and the pithiin genernlly,
that Ileetill erottiouratto in annficturn every
variety or
110 IT S te, 11 0 L. l)
. FURNITURE
at Old sstatiliSlimeitt, in sSouth
inure street, second square. A few &nu
tooth of the "TAR" printing ofoeri
Gettysliiirg. He will hare on bend, for
sale, and will ronstantly be prepared .to
manufecture. from the tern beet of mate
rods, Sofas atthe rate 61 front $2O to $OO
ar. Centre, Card, Pier,
s .Rofs, Toilet. Dittiniv and Break
last TABLFS ; Dressing Bureaus of
every description t French Bradstestls,
Wash ti t a n r 1 s, Wardrobes, Secretaries.
Ilook•Oases ; -Pedestals or Sideboards,
Pittld Stoolic Ladies' Washstands, Raclin
hug Chairs,. Lounges, Toiloretta, •Atr•.
&e.. whic4 for neatness, durability and
beauty of finivh, cannot be surpassed by
any in the coon ry.
gEs.l'essons wishing good and cheap
F`URNi'I'URF:
wou)i! do well to give him a call Isidore
purchasing elsewhere.
• . • COMM :if
Heist nleo prepared to manufacture Coffins
of Cloth, Alpaea .& Walnut. Ile has a neat
anti enhatantial lithitee, and is prepared to
acrsimenodats persona in town and coun
try 'at the Shortest notice. All kinds of
work made to order, and warranted to
he finished in the heat workman like
Aylc, GEO. E. BRING MA N.
Gettysburg, July 22, 1853.—tf.
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES!
,1, 4 • '
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
11 E subscriber reispeetfully informs
the puhlin that he is envied hi the
Ciirriage-Makipg business anti is prepa
nub to put up work in Lite most setisfse
tory. manner. Any person wanting a good
IROCILWA:f.
Buggy, Boat Body, or Square
• egriage,
will do well he - etilltng on the undersigned.
SQ—REPAIRING done at the 'Morten(
soars on moderate terms, at hie shop be
tween West Middle and West York street.
Inquire at Dontin & Zit/OILER'S Hard
ware Store
le suhseriher tenders his thanks 10 his
fours for their patronage and respect
•sks a routinuaneo of the some.
JOHN L. HOLTZWOHTH.
march I I, IBs3—Bu►
Books ! '
Books ! !
HI. BUEHLER
AS received a largely ,nereased assort
I
mem of Books, and Stationery
of every YArie;y—
Classical, Theological, School.
Aliscellaneous P.IO BOOKS
which constitute the largest and heat as.
'mullein ever opened in Ocovshimr. and
are nflereil at the 110' J'ER V LOWEST
F: 5..01
ALSO lame assortment of STA
TIONERY & FANCY GOODS-Gold
and Silver Pens and Pencils. Pen-Knives,
Writing Paper:of all varieties and best
qualities, Envelopes, Perfumery, Soaps,
Sm. Sr- 11r-2*Call and Are at the old estab
bodied pla4i in Chambersburg street. a
fett doors from the diamond.
S. H. SUESI,ER.
tietlyiburg, Pa., June 3, 1853.
GROCERY & LIQUOR
toTOR E.
c r . HE undersigned has just rehired front
• . the City with * new and largely. in
creased assortment of goods. which he .ls
prepared to offer at prices which MlllO
be beat. His stock consists of
GRIOC IES
o f s ll.kinds, 'Sugars, Molasses, Coffees
Tens. rah, Salt, Cracksss. Cheese, Pick
eled Cw umbers, tr. Also,
Fruits Br. Confections,
Oranges.Tarnionit.,Fias, Raisins. Prunes
kn.— A lan, Poway, Shot. Tobartit„ Se
ra. celetirstarl German Smoking
Tobs , -rn. soil II variety of alter *OHM.—
Al.o a first•rale , 04 1 1WIllleet or the best
quu:u~ca of
• '
LIQUORS,
Wines and 8rA1141,211. of different kinds,
;N. E. Rom. Hollind Oln. Old Bye. die.
—all of which smite bad on the lowest
isms at the Stowe of the. subserlberein
South Baltimore street. omit door to the
..Star" tithes.
.r.j Also. always on hand wvatiety of
Stone Jopa. dtc.—Give us a call.
.EMikINVEL ZIEGLER. Jr.
Gett,YßlPirli May 13. 1853—if.
VIA ftA SO 14S aiitl FANS, a variety that
111 - must p‘taseiwill be found at
8C II ICK'S. ,
THE STAR AND BANNER.
lx puldixhril every Friday Eveningeiri
Babiosort weer; in the Wee kforp
baibtirsg. a few do o rs above
tithaestacke Siore,•by.
1) . A. & C. 11. 1111 E 111. E R.
mirse
if t . - .641 in advent.« or within the yrar $2 per
•11 not petit within the yeti $?. ?Ad
p.iyer di. onto. 'wit until a II er ten mart, are paid—
ereetit at tip option of the Editor. Single copies
6/ mos, A. NOW. Ut notify a distontiousepe
wi ll he revealed as a it«w engagement.
. J• errients not exceeding 'square inserted
how tut o r for • l—every auh.equent insertion
0.14 cents. linituer ours iu the same proportium
II advertiremenut pot aperielly ordered for a
piren tiara will he continued until fortid A lib.
! al reduction will be made to those who advertise
by the year .
,Jo!Prrwring of &Ilk in de resented neatly and
pro trptly., and on reasonable townie.
Joliet/sea Capasserrucerairee to thr'll:ditor, (Oa.
440 tp such Swelonte:ti Mon. or s,..ei t names of
oeM watiserlhens.)sneera , bs swap earn in' Only• to
enure ausetiew.
Preisilant--GEORGE ;SWOPE.
Vice PrirridentliAl4UlLL R. Rasura.
imerratry—D. A. flu Inman.
Tiorsurer—J aro* 0111 MOT.
EitteUti4 COM 1714 W—A xrintw HCI NTT. SI.
amr, Roarer /Weimar, JAcim Kiss.
1852—tr.
BARBER & HAIR-DRESSER.
111 A MUM. B. WILLIAMS respectfully '
informs the cozens of Gettysburg and
strangers who may tarry here until their
beards grow, that he has opened a Sharing
and flair•cutting Saloon in thambersburg
street, nearly opposite the Ittith'n Chinch,:
where he intends prosecuting 'the ..tonso
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 yodr
'Then his whole object is to im
prove the appearance of the human race.
From long" experience he flatters himself
he ran go through the ramifications of the
tonsorial department with such an infi
nite degree of skill, as to meet the entire
approbation of those who submit their
Olin. to the keen ordeal of his razor.
March 1.-3 t
DIGURREOTYPE FOR
511 CENTS,
CAN be had at Weaver's Gallery in
tilhambersburg street. Pictures ta-;
ken in all kinds of weather, and will he
put op at this Gallery in all the different
styles of the dny, at prices varying from
50 cents. to $0 00. Sit now is the time
for obtaining the cheapest likeness ever of
fered to this place. Persons will find it
to their advantage to call soon while the
oppiirtunity is before them, and in order
to secure a satisfactory likeness, subjects
are requested to wear dark apparel.,
Gentlemen should wear black, with
vest and cravat, and lathes should avoid
dresses of pink and blue. Plaid and
contrasting colors are very suitable for
children.
retu• n rnv sincere thanks to inn nuiner
ems frieptis fur their past favors, and so
licits a continuance of the same, hoping by
strict attention to business to satisfy the
tastes of all n Ito may visit me
SAMUEL, WEAVER.
^r!!
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
IV 11. I' HAZER
RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
lic, diet he has taken the stand re
cently 11(.1'11114A by his brother, (ALEXAN
DER InAwl.) in (:hambersburg street.
opposite the Lutheran church. where he is
prepared to REPAIR .....
and CLEAN :
.. ....-
CLOCKS, /I: ~D ",..,.14
J Os vs)V,l,l
I . 't4 t
WATCHES,&C
--AI r i k . • ) 4 ) . ;;,:‘,.
on reasonsble terms.— 1 10 k ..°- 7 "....
All work will be insured.
Mao, on, hand a variety of WATCHES,
Jewelry, 10"ee Spectacles,
&c.. which will be Fold law.
Gettysburg, May 6. IB63—tf.
ITOTIO3.
rir HE Stockholders of the Bark of Get.
lysburg, intend to make application
to the next Legislature for a renewal of
their Charter, under the style of the -Bank
of Gettysburg"—with banking privileges,
stul same capital, rights and privileges,
they now enjoy.
By order of the Board,
G. SWOPE, Pres%
Gettysburg, June 17th, 1853-Bm.
AN APPICEATICE
To the Coach-Smitinng busineas want-
Au- ed by the suboribera. One coming
.well recommended may obtain a good sit
nation by making application to
11 AMERISLY FREY.
April 15. WV.'
499 MEN WANTED
0 melbase a superior lot of Black,
./ 1 .• Blue, and Fancy colored French.
English. and American Cloth,,Dress and
FWick 00111.6 These coats are well made,
all. we ask of you is to come and judge for
yourselves. Remember the placers SAM.
SON'S One price store oppositethe Hook.
1I r jyrnERAN HYMN BOOKS.
very . large assonment of Lutheran
llymn Books, &mild in every style of
binding. just received, pt the cheap Book
store ot KELLER KHRT/L.
CALICOES.
T HE
largest and beet selected lot of
CALICOES. that hu been in town
for emus time. every elle from
cents up to 14, can he had at. KURTZ'S
cheap corner. l'be Ladle, will plessecall
at,tl see them.
TO .4.21.2413, TO dißltre k
Ageneral sagortment of .. Refolrerst
Double and Single Barreled Pistols.
can be had at the one pries nun, of SAM,
SONS.. .
. _
14 . 11JILDERS -will find it greatly to
theiradramage, to examine our corn.
pieta assortment of HUILDINGM.9-.
TERIAL, se we are prepared to supply
such articles as they may desire, at ,un
suaual)y low rates.
/ S. FAHNESTOCK & SONS.
* ILDREN'S ITOt`B, the best
sortment in Imam at
KELLER KURTZ'S.
Philadelphia Advertisements.
J. E. GOULD, '
(Successor to A. FI O T.)
NO. 184 OHEbTNUT :41'111.11T, SWAIM%
BUILDING,
kEillty/PiVe Music Publisher. and Defile
`n Musical instruments of every deecrip
Exclusive Agent for the sale of Ilaßet.
Davis & Co's (Boston) Patent Suspension
ridge Zolian and other
PIANOS.
L. Gilbert's Boudoir Pianos. Melodeons,
Martin's Guitars. Harps, Violins, Sheet
Music, Music polo, &c.
Residents of he country will be sup
plied by mail or otherwise with any music
thdy may wiih. at as low rates as if pur
chased in person. Having one of the
largest Mocks in the United States, I feel
.confident of satisfying all who stay favor
one with a call or order.
Dealers in Musio supplied on the most
liberal terms. Pianos to let. Second-hand
*Pianos for sale.
May 13, 1863-1 y
LEATHER.
Frits & Igendrsr,
Store Nn. 20, N. 3rll street, Philadelphia,
MIIIIRCCCO M AIIUPAC,TVRERP,
CURRIERS, AND IAI PnRTERS
Commission and General
LI:37'IIER BUSIS.ESS,
NIVEOLTIIIALE & RETAIL -I
OCl.Mantifactory 15 111argaretta street,
Philadelphia,
July 15, 1853-Iy.
F. BROWN'S
Essence of Jamaica Ginger
UTEssence is a preparation of un
usual excellence. In ordinary (liar-,
rheea,iticipient cholera, iii short, in all cases
of prostration of the digestive ftinctions, it
is of inestimable value. During the preva
lence of epidemic cholera and sitinine
cmnpiaints of children, it is peculiaily ef
ficacy-me :no family, intlividual,or travel
ler should be without it.
CA UTION.—Be sore In get the grup
ine essence, which is prepar,ed WO by F.
BROWN, at his Drug and Chemical
Store, N. `E. Corner of fifth and Chest
nut Streets Philadelphia. and For sale by
atl the respeetalile A pother:tries in the
United States, and in Gettysburg, Pa, by
; Sastuhr. H. BuEttLErt.
June 17, 1853-Iv,
CHEAP WINDOW SHOE
Depot & Manufactory
OF
G. L. MILLER & CO.,
R. W. corner Arch and Second Streets,
• PHILADELVIIIA.
VERY
VARIETY
E
‘Vliolesale and Retail, such as Scroll,
Flowers, Gothic, Vignette, Oil and Dry
Landscapes, are to be had at the lowest
prices for quality of work. Orders for Gilt,
Ylaia Store, Lettered and other Shades ex
ecuted at shore notice.
Merchants and others are invited to give
us a trill. E WM, TRY TO
PLEASE.
Brasses, Trimmings, &c., always on
hand. _ _
Reineintser S. W. corner SECOND
and ARCH Streeo. Philadelphia.
AUIIIII4I 12, 1853-53. •
lasamArns It
LWFB, LENTERNB k CHODELIERS,
N. E. CORNER FOURTH & CHERRY
PHILADELPHIA.
HAVING enlarged and improved their
Store, and haring the largest assort
ment
ol Lamps in‘Philadelphia, they are
now prepared to furnish PINE OIL,
CAMPHENE,
13UItNING FLUID,
ETHEREAL.OII , , PHOSGENE GAS
and LARD OIL ; Lumps, Lanterns, of all
paled's, Fancy Hotel& Hall Lamps, Chan
deliers, Girandoles and Candelabras, and I
Britsma Lamps, at the Manufacturers' !
lowest prices. Glass Lamps by the
package, at a small advance over Auction
prices. Being large MAN UFACTII K—
ERS of Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, Ether
eal Oil, Alcohol, and (the only true) Phos
gene Gas, they eau furnish these articled
at such prices that Merchants will find it
id thrieadvantage to buy. Call before go
ing elsewhere, if you want bargains. Also,
die Safety Fluid Lamp tor pale.
DAVIS. at CULIN,
Sept. 28, 1853 1 y
New Wall Paper Warehouse.
WIC 44, 161i.21111AG
MAN UFACTURERts & IMPORTERS,
No. 124 Arch Street, second door above Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA.
WHERE may be found the largest
and handsomest assortment in the
City.
Ourehatters from the country will find
it to their ^Odvantage to call at our store,
where they'll/ill be suited• with a superior
article, atthe lowest prices.
'BURTON & LANING,
No. 124 Arch Street. above Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA.
Sep. 16. 1263-8 m
FALL MILLINERY. GOODS. '
3010116 *TOW& & SON*,
N 0.45 South mama Street, Philadelphia,
AHE now opening, for the Fall Trade,
large and well selected assort.
ment nf 8114 S, RIBBONS, FEATH—
ERS, FLOWERS, and MILLINERY
GOODS in general. Confining them
selveti'eaolusively to this branch of the
trade and IMPORTING the larger part
of their stock, enables them to carer an as
sortment unemrpameti in extent or variety,
which will be sold on the most favorable
terms.
Sep. 16, 1853-2 m
_ _
LEM I%
Point, OIL and Chemical Works,
Ogre/ Ist Booth Front Street, biladelphia.
White lead, Chrome Yellow*,
Red Lead, Do. Greene,
Lithatge. Do. 'Beds,
Sugar of Lead, Chinese Scarlet,
Linseed Ott, Do. flue.
Boiled Oil, Vinegar. Vie.
Trade supplied on liberil.terms.
Au oat 20, 180373 m.
TRIMMING' It FANCY GOODS.
Ribbons & Millinery GOodk.
.10_1 :STERN, ,W
O. 171 Noitlt Second Street, opposite
1111 ,the Camel Hotel.) Philadelphia,
having in tore a full and exteniiva assort
ment of s kinds of Millinery articles,
such as Ribb no, Laces, Blond Lace, Silks,
Floreaces, Bonnet Frames, and a large
assortment of Needle Worked Handker
chiefs, Collars, Capes, Flounces,lnsertiugs,
Edgings, &c., together with a great variety
of other articles in our line too numerous
to mention, at wholesale and retail. I ro
il:peat all such that are about making FALL
purchailea to give MY a call.
Sept. 20. 1853-2 m.
Wall Papers ! Wall Papers !
/R\ HE subscribers have now in store
their complete Fall Stock of
PAPER RANGIN33, CURTAINS, H.
which they offer at very low prices,
WIMI,EmAI.P. AND Hrl'Alb t
Our aosorimett,t is very complete. com
prising aly the quAlities, both
Treeli r :CYMid American.
We mann actitre a large proportion of
our gotids and can sell at the lowest
rates.
icr Paper Flanging done in the country
at city prices.
PARRISH & HOUGH,
No. 4 riorth FIFTH Street, Phii.d.iphia.
Sept. 23, 1853-3 m
!PO/11'n ariON"ig.t.ll.l4
Pocket Books, & Fancy Goods.
THE attention of the trade, and others,
in want of Porte Monnates, Pocket
Books, Bankers' Cases, Dressing Cases,
Portable Writing Desks, Backgammon
and Chess Boards, Chessmen, Pearl, Shell,
and Silver Card Cases, Work Boxes,
Cabas, Needle Books, Money Belts, Cigar
Cases, Portfolios, Razors and Razor
Strops, Travelling Flasks, and tine Cut
lery, together with a large variety of
FANCY GOODS, which will be sold
at the lowest rates.
•
P. H. SMITH,
Porte Moonaie and Pocket Book Manufac-
tit rer,
205 Arch St. below Sixth, Philariphin
August 29, 1853-3 m.
lialthisore Ads ertl%ements
t.
GOLD wI.VI) SILVER W.,IRE
L. 11. MILLER & CO.,
If7iolesale !Patch and Jewelry House,
No 227 Bidt. at., S. 1.1 Corner of Mole. aireet.,
IMPORTER of English and Swiss
Watches and tools of every descrip
tion, %Vetch 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
tint in no article to our line shall we al
low any establishineni to surpass us. eith
er in quantity, quality or low prices. NVe
are the only Wholesale [louse in this
branch of trade in Baltimore, and shall
use every fair means io induce Southern
and Western merchants to open accounts
with us. Our terms shall be as liberal
and accommodating es 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 u tilt
us or not
L. IL MILLER & CO.,
Importers of Watches, Baltimore
Feb. 4. 1353.—1 Y
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
riIHE FORTY—SIX I'll ANNUAL
A SESSION will begin on Til U
DAY, Orioher 13th. 1853, and end on
the let of March. 1854.
Principles and Practice of Surgery anti
Clinical Surgery—NATHAN IL S.MITII,
M. U.
Cliemistryand Pharmacy—WM. E.
AIKEN, M. D.
Principles and Practice of Medicine and
Clinical Medicine—SAMUEL. CHEW,
M. D.
. -
Anatomy, and Physiology—JOSEPll
ROBY, M. D.
Obstetric.—RlCHAßD 11. THOMAS.
M. D.
Materia Modica. Theraputies and Path
ology--GEO. W. MILTENBERGER.
M. D.
Practical Anatomy—BEßWlCK B.
SMITH, M D.
Fees tor the full course. $9O ; Demon
strator's fee, $lO ; 'Matriculation, $5 ;
Graduation $5O.
For purposes of Clinical instruction, the
Faculty have at their command the Bain.
more Infirmary, containing 200 beds. It
belongs to the University, and is managed
and attended entirely by Om Faculty, and is
open to all matriculates of the pchool
throughout the year without fee.
.Anatomical material is abundant and
cheap. Expenses of living in Baltimore
as low u any Atlantic city.
WM. E. AIKEN, M. TL,
August 26 1853-1 1 3. Dean.
Blake's Patent Fire and Wate
Proof Paint,
AASUPERIOR ARTICLE, for Hale
. at Fahtieetock's, sign of the
RED FRONT.
THAT WONDERFUL PLACE;
JEW ARNOLD'S celebrated cheap
CLOTHING STORE, continues to
be the object of amazement, delight, and
profit to the thousands who are constantly,
and especially rioM. thronging it, and sup
plying themselree with every variety of
the best styles and mos: substantial quali
ties of RII4DY-MiIDE CLOTHING.
He makes no empty boasts about "one.
price," and the thousand and one other
humbugs of the day. bat defies the world
to priduce a richer, cleaner, neater, strong. ,
er or cheaper stock of ,Clothing than the
infinite variety which he has—not bought
at city "auction" fora song—but ensile
up here by skilful and honest workmen.
in the most honest and skilful manner.—
Just call and.see if it is not eo.
SCrAlate few TRUNKS at lees than,
coat, to make room tor. customers.
April 22. 1863.
TO. COUNTRY MERCVANTS &
Confectioners in-general.
TINE undersigned would respectfully
inform dealers in FRUITS, CON
FECTIONERIES and GROCERIES,
that they are receiving daily, Oranges,
Lemons, Figs, Prunes, Raisins, Almonds,
Filberts, English Walnuts, Africin, Ten
nessee and California Ground Nuts, Peean
Nule, Pine Apple itheese, Eastern Cutting
Cheese , Sugars, Coffee, Teas, all itinds
of Spiees, whole and ground, Conserved
and
,Preserved Ginger, Macaroni, Venni
celliLDjury Salt, &c.
—2oo' boxes Oranges, 25 boxes Lemons,
100 boxes Raisins, 25 boxes Rock Candy,
retl, white and yellow, 25 boxes Gum
Drops, Orange, Lemon, Vanilla. ac„ 25
boxes Jujubepaste, Orange, Lemon, &c., I
25 boxes Chocolate Drops, 10 boxes
Stick, 25, boxes Chocolate, Eagle and
Spiced, 100 'boxes Prunes in fancy boxes,
100 Drums Figs, 10 bags S. S. Almonds,
10 bags Filberts, 100 bushels Ground
Nuts, 50 jars fine Prunes. 25 gross Dun
lap's Premium Blacking. &c.
The subscribers being appointed sole
agents for the sale of spices nr the monu
mental Mills, they would respectfully in
vile dealers to call and examine their
stock of spices, whole and ground, which
I they are determined to dell as cheap as
they can be bought elsewhere.,
'Pliny are prepared to sell their goods,
which are the best make and quality that
call he had in any market, at
City Prices ! and One Price only !
For sale Wholesale and Retail at No.
42 Market Street opposite ork Bank, by
ALEX. ItEIsINGER h ,()N
('dl and Examine fur Yourselves !
Alarch, 4.-1853.
D. M'CONA
ATTORNEY AT Lull ',
OFFICE in the South-west corner of
the public square. one door west of;
George Arnold's Store, and formerly oc
cupied As a Law Office by John M'Uon-,
aughy, Esq., deceased.
dlttorney and Solicitor for
Patents and Pensions,
Can furnish very desirable facilities to
applicants and entirely relieve them from
the necessity of a journey to IVashington.
/LP D. Mee. is prepared to attend to
the prosecution of
Claims for Bounty Land
to Soldiers of the War of 1812 and others
—the selection of choice lands and loca
ting their Warrants—procuring Patents
and selling Soldiers' lands to the best ad
vantage. Apply to him personally ur by
letter.
Gettysburg, Nov. 1, 1850--t
BOUNTY LANDS.
..
it
- i PERSONS entitled to Bounty
V..k ' IL Lands under the acts of Con.
0
. gress of the (Jutted States can
have their claims promptly and
1 efficiently attended to by applica
tion either personally ir by letter
tithe subscriber, at his office in Gettysburg.!
Claimants whose applications have bet n
suspended on account of deficiency in
proof may find it to their advantage tneall-
6 - 7-The fee charged in $5 in each ease,
payable upon the delivery of the warrant. )
The subscriber will also attend to claims
for Pensions for Revolutionary or other I
services and the location of lands. The
and purchase of Land Warrants at
tended to, and the highest cash pi ice paid
Bur the same. R. G. 3IcCIiEARY.
May 14—if. A ttorne . v at law:
Diamond Tonsors—New Firm
etpton $4 . Brother,
FASIDONABLI. 111RBilis AND HAIR:
D EzistAt s, ,
CAN at all limes be found prepared to
attend to the calls of the people, at!
the Temple. in the Diamond. adjoining
the County Budding. From Long rape-!
hence Ihec flatter themselves that they can
go through all the ramitientions of the
Tonsorial Department,
with cich an infinite degree of skill, as
will ni!et with the entire satisfaction 01,
all wild may submit their chins to the
keen orde.,l of their razors. They hope.
therefore, that by their attention to busi
nemand a desire to please, they will mer
it as well as receive,a liberal share of pub
lic patronage. The sick will be attended
to at their private dwellings,
la:1114(411PiitZ1+0
CIeI=MCIMIO
Dr. J. Lawrence Ilill,
DENTIer,
FFICE in Chambersburg street.
VI one door West of the Lutheran
Church, nearly opposite Middlecoff's store,
whete 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 'well' are invited to call.
REFERENCES.
Dr. C. N. DiaLtrcut, I Rev.C.P.KiAtrnr, D. D
" 1). HORNIIR, I Prof, M. JACOIIII,
"H. S. HOlllll, I H.L. BAU01111•,
" D. OILIIIINT, I M.A. Maxim( sone
Haviloa':r.,loirmsoat I " M. L.
July 7, 1848.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
0
CORNER OF MARKET ST
AND MARKET t•QUARE,
Barri/11mm Pa.
• '
rr HE undersigned has fitted up this
I well known and favorite House.
with every convenience requisite for the
accommodation of the public, and solicits
a contitufanca of the patronage so liber
ally extended to him by the travelling pub
lie. WM. T, SANDERS,
Harrisburg, Jan. 14, 1853.--tf
Jt'OTIOE.
CI A NIE to the residence of the sob
ke) criber, in Hamiltonben township,
Adams county, on the 80th day of August
last, a white Heifer, with red tern, and a
slit on right ear,nb olo one year 4)14 The
owner is deaired to come forth., prove
property, pay charges, and take her s
way.
* JOHN PENNER:
Sept. 9. 1868-30
WM. H. *STEVENSON,
ATTORNEY, lla
OFFICE, In the North West corner of
the. Centre Square, (between , Smith's
and Stevenson's,) Gettysburg,
"PANKORITE."
wilyer)st Extract or Rork
Rose!
An instluuble Remedy for all SCROFULOUS
DISE Aeßti4 Indigestion, .It Rheum, nick
Hestisehrl,tenker, Nursing Sore Motub,
sod General Debility, end Di e
PURIFYEH OP THE BLOOD Id UNEQUAL
LED.
The Rock Rose has gained a reputation, at home
and abroad, which no other medicine has ever
dOllll in the game length of tine.
Accordung to the opinion of Eminent Physician
the Rock Roes Plant i• Unequalled in cui his
:,citorULA in all its forms !
STATEMENT OF REV, F.. R. WARR EN.•
Pastor of the 2d Baptist. Church, New London
CL) relative to Myers F.stract of Rock Rose
To the American Psibfte.As my name has
b ee n used in connexion with recommendations of
Mr. Myers' Rock Rose Syrup, in various adver
tisements, by the manufacturer, I heir leave to
make the following statement with reference to
my acquaintance wiljt the remedy and teats of
which I have subjected it, and the reasons for
having introduced it to the notice of private friends
In the community in which I reside. long before
the medicine was advertised. I make this state
ment freely, because I have as a principle, with
held my name from ■Il patent medicines, and sedu
;nutty abstained from recommending them to the
public, believing them frequently the spawn or
quackery and humbug, and es tending to increase,
instead of lessening human disease and suffering.
much, I fear, is the character of a large portion of
the patent panaceas of this inedirine-melting age.
"Their MIMS is legion," and from their influence,
as from the demonical spirite, we have reason in.
prry_for a safe delivershce.
The Fire Teti.—l had myself suffered ores-
aionally with sudden attacks o v fetick Headeehe and
Bilious Diarrhea, and I had *ought a great vat iety
of curative agents to but little purito,e ; and std.
tering from this disease (thairhea) at this time,
determined. to test the new Syrup first upon my
self. The results mete beyond my expectation.
ft was s powerful alterative, and the morbid ac
tion of ths system was changed, and the functions
of secretion here restored to a healthy mate. It
gave bole and elantirity to my system, and cor
rected the derangement of the digrative organ.,
and gave me that inestimable heisting—stn. - re.
Thin lest wan not deterniined in s week . or a
month ; hut I took four or five bottles in perhaps
an ninny mouths. Sinew that time I hare parent
but slightly from these derangements. MY
!AUX HEADACHE IS ENTIRELY CURED.
Other Teas.—Finding this medicine so useful
to myself. I at once gave it to several invabl
friends. About this time, I was earnestly solicited
to give advice in reference to a child. some eight
years of age. The child was severely afflicted
with a Scrofula humor, of a very severe type. tho
humor showing itself on all toots of the Purim . ..,
and then suddenly disappearing. 't he child woe
Very sick, and it was thought doubtful whether
she would live. The humor TeeeMil:ed Mack
specks of mortified flesh. In addition to sumo
other remedies, I gave the child this Syrup for n
bout Az weeks. when she had sufficient strength
to go out to school occasionally. The swelling
of her hail,* ceased, and she ,was restored to
health The family !eel that they owe her lite,
with Grubs blessing, to my remedies.
. • This test satisfied me that the Rock Rose
I
: possessed specific powers for f"crofulous humors.
I then tested it in rases of Cutaneous _Eruptions,
1 in Measles, Chicken Pot, Canker, `ore Mouth,
I Eu;sipelas, 7-uitt Rheum, Vile., he In all ilie,e
i eases with perfect nieces,. Alter testing thin ^y•
, rup for tutors than a year, I wrote Mr. Myers (Ont.
, 7th.Tostastirally, not expecting my let
! ter would be published that his Syrup was a Pan
, korite, all healing. and I gave him the revolt of
its operations iii severnl jennies,. I stater! to
:'that letter !list -it was trivillushle as a remedy to
Cutaneous Eruptions. Erysipelas, f-alt,llltenut.ntnl
other dinonlers, meloduil In the varied bortily ..I
diseases known as Scrofttls, he., that in 0,5 1 ..1 -
sou, it Sete!' with wonderful e ffi c acy," M ; op ! .
ion of its value for the above-named Olsen,. ro.
maitlunchangrd. and the same as when I o nag
Mt. Myers in Oct. Ishiu. t do not recommend
it for nil the ills of our suffering humanity ; bur I
unhesitatingly say. that as n rarely in • croful,, , a
affections, I believe it superior to any knos o
curative agent.
It has beet, sufficiently trSted by ilnrnenlie prac
tice to establish its atlnptiliti to eNleissive I.efolisL
vies. iis mitigating !lonian suffering and ninon ii.g
BUT WHAT THE ROCK
HOSE?
The following lii,tory of Ihr Rock F1.1.1' 1 ,', 1111
and IrP medicinal mopeilie, we take irom ILn
New llNcen N■rch. 1802
"The increased 'littlest manifested di the Hark
R o se ' ,l s m. to eon cqueller of the man) womb i•
MI cure. elrecterl by -Myers , ' Morpound Ellloll.
Of Rock Hose. lor a oriel helms of 11. iu o -
der to correct any erroneous imitator that 111.. y
have been entertained concerning it ; and aim" .0
set in ■ true licht the nature of a plant yr Welt
Nonuser; to be universally
Vt'e are indebted to the United :isms Diaper,-
pillory of 1847, for the fullouing ileschioirm
of it t
li is entirely different from the common Rose.
It is • red-stenimed, oblong teat photo, lisvii
hitter taste. In addition to • remarkalde pecu
liarity of the plant. of twisting two crops id
ti e
ere in one semen', it also has another suterestinu
and beautiful property.
Ds. Eaton says that in the months of November
and December, he has seen hundreds 01 these
plants, sending out, neat their roots, hro.,d. thi
curved ice crystals, about an inch in hresiltli,
which melted during the day, and were ieliewi4l
in the rowninu. For a more minute and am.lyti
cal description of it. the reader a 'alerted to Tor
rey et Gray's botanical works.
/is Meth. al Burnt y and Properties are far the
most important, since upon these depends its rel.
ate to the community. Dr. Loudon aye that in
1799 it was so valuable, that it was cultivated
from seeds. Ever since 18 ,1 6,
Prof. few, of Yak College, boo habitually used
it with great success in Scrofula and Chronic Ins
ease, end through him its virtues were made
known, until, as Dr. Tyler soya, -it fa now to
this section (New Haven) a common sitide do
mestic practice for the cure of Scrofula and cu
taneous diseases."
Dr. Slalom:, A Scotch Botanist, of notoriety,
while traveling in America, in 1824, loomed its
use in Canada. Returning to England, be em•
ployed itin medicating his bathe, which became
greatly celebrated for the cure of similar diseases.
Dr. Isaac Paris/r o of Philadelphia, remarks that
it has been succusfulty used in bad cases of
Scrofulous disuses.
Dr. J. 11. Thompson, of the same place, prescrib
ed it in bad cases of Scrofulous patients at Wills'
Hotel. His success attracted the attention of
senior physicians. He reports the following /V
makable awe of White Swelling of the hip. in
February. 1844: The lad was seven years .old.
and had the disease for three years. b.Tbe bone
was dislocated upward and outward. There wu
a large opening on the hip leading to the bone,
into which I could thrust my anger. I counted
three ulcers. He bad been under several phy
sicians, who bad given him up. !ordered a de
coction of Rock Rose. In two days his,nig4
sweats ceased ; I then ordered a tea spoonfuli of
Rock Roes three times a day. THIRTY—N IN E
DAYS after he wee ENTIRELY WILLI,.
Dr. Webb, of Madison. Ca, testifies to the value
of ROOK Rose, u evinced in the cure of numerous
cases of the Scrofula, sepecially in children,
Dr. S. Ftiller,of Harr/bed, Cr. administered the
Rook Rosa to a ttmehdoue female, in which the
anti.ecrofulous'remedles bad :.ban applied with.
opt eucteso. Ths dknaute was fully arrested by it.
Tito Rook fuse iR a. Plant, of tare medlehial
virtues, and unrivalled as a curative agent in
Scrofulous aiNOMIL I tennot.but soma the de
sire, irt cicadas tills etatirmen4that,it may be bend
to Immin the sufferings of, our disused and dying
humanity.
EDWIN R. WARREN.
flaw London, April 2. 1652.
!MANUFACTURED BY
• WM. FRANKLIN & CO., New listen. Ct.
•Mr. Warren, though a Minister of the Gospel,
has for a period of 16 years given attention to the
subject of medical science, to qualify him to ad+
minister to the sick, in connection with ths pee
,
torsi duties/. ,
AGENTS.—B. H. Buehler, Oetlyaborg
A m Houck, Menallen P. ; Abel T. Wright.
Bendcreville ; Jacob Mark, Criehtown i,B & D.
f K. Busier, Two Taverns' I Bpeldleg.& Brother,
Littlestown Aulairegh & Speughig r ibriLlielr
lin ; Jacob Martin, New 4Prlerd. A •
;r4 July 11, 181111--44w-I‘,,