' . lllllllPri SILKS
,•,t., •
IN purslane. of sundry writs of Fetich•
issued mil . of the Uunr t
,wstOsammes:Pheae •bf Adams *minty Pa.,
ma t° lre dirooted, will he exposed to Pub.
••" lie $511, 4101 Swherdoy the 12th of Novem
-lirimart,At I o'clock, P. M., at the oouri
..noteett io the borough of Gettysburg, the
fedowing property. to wit:
No:l—A Tract of Laud
*ion, in Cumberland township. Adams
eoptits, Pa., adjoining lands of John B.
: 4 140:Pherson. Henry Minigh. Frederick
Voir and others, min ining
`• ' 14' Acres,
MoM or lest, on which is erected a hire
'141,).-STORY
STONE HOUSE
grids frame beak-building siesrhed,.(ratas
bilattansrais Shops, Brtiokehoese, and oth
vs eit.theildings. with a well of near
IfM nor.
No. 2—A tract of Land
Putaberhond township, Adams
Pa.,*ll,joining lands of Daniel Pol
, jj,Opeld Whisler, 8. 8. Schmucker, the
Jittpt H wan% deceased, and nth
en. onottlains
. A CRES,
• la*ritit leits,'on which is emoted a
I ' I TWO • STORY
" tome RI
Bank Barn, part Immo, and part stone.
:*nd"Mher nitt.huildinp, with a well of
water near dot door.
" 1 1 4 0:'3—'—.A. Lot of ground
situate in the Borough of Gettyaberg,
known on the general plan of maid town
by fdtKlllo.lfronthig on Middle street and
running back to an alley, and adjoining
~rig of Wm amino*, and others. on
ithighlowteeted a one.andicbalf•story
v aidlVS,i/THER—BOARDED
3 1 1/ILING 110131, iltl
ith•Shop and other out•build
.
" and taken in execution as the
ttit!tl i, of BENJAMIN HERR.
—Atio
A Tract of Land,
MOO* liUnitin township, Ahnsa count!,
440 Stljnirtinar lands of Jelin Rims*.
fairria•befever, and others, 'containing
•
a k on
- Y 7 .cress
Mierlift,t.o9-10!ch sa greeted
fillintigrievarraitr:enronT
- 110 ESE; :`1
Wiii'abeds dit c •„a
•illeitdrehnii; and Other ont-baihlings; there
thr
~, g 1 ORCHARD
OF CHOleg FRUIT,
i .. **wog of water on the premises.—
ilitimeil li rind taken as the properly of
GJAOROE G., AGORIGHT.
~, 4LBoo—sa Me blierat of - Anaaaw
t ril,;, -0 ikintrrin,. in a eerfahs '
' Lit of Ground
~. ? A ., •
eluting is ineengileassat township, Ad.
ago toasty, Pa. adjoining bads of Antis-,
ony-Eaithri Phiatras afridiutt and others,
onnualaing , ' ''• .
;•0 Acres,
IlifidAtir 01 11 .0 81 which is *rented a
snienuns-nattacu-sroat LOG •• ,
- "MILLING HOFSB N' S
_*eiittitAiiildings, there is a well of
iiiiitiiiiitak the door, and fruit trees on the
.. laiiited and taken in execu.
%an
iti'diejiropitity of ,LNUREiilir MAR-
S.`' ' ' ''
A . Tract of Land
elstiste in: Mooesphesant sew nehip. Ad
-I=elottoty. Pa, adjohnoi heels of
Shoe*. &mei Slope, Uwe
lifilfoodesuist others. seetairsieg
8!1 Acres,
1 , r
dilate, oaswhich ia eiealed a
04,r -•• •
AMteento-sAtia.r. swan! LOG
'MEILING HOUSE,
dasable, with Sheds, attached ; a des
promotion of the trite is Meadow sad
WISER, LAND. Thera is as •
IPOrchard
OF CIIOIOE FRUIT
en the persist% and • spring of water
near the donr.-Beized and taken in elle
eption as the property of ANTHONY
SMALL.
ALSO—AII the interest of Joan Mon
marg. in a certain
Tract of Land
Sitatiw 'in Huntington township. &t
-00l otetthiy. Ps. ' adjoining land. of
,Ja.
Aintilbtnir, John T. Railinstterger.
JUlloll l Volfo4 sad others.cootaining
14 Acres,
iiintirof Ws. on which is meted s'
0n4 , 31 10 ,44.11/4. , noir LOG _
'ULLING
There are fruit
gni ilkOlte mishit% and a well of water
wear th dour.— Seized and taken in elm.
riU r te tin property of JOHN MUN—
41149, 7 ,01 Zuesday the Irate day of
11. t nest. at I I o'clock, A.
• AM. 1111 thepretaiser, a certain
Trict of Land ,
thatillos township. Adams eo.
, • 18 Acres,
*Ma ot tele adjoining lands of John Mena. ,
wet, Jacob Baker and others, , on *heti
Ile SW
-" • Pro IM
o , irroßY
1111111111 t
a SAO Beak Beta; Coro
-414atlem wauhuiltlinge. Them is a
Ntrifierliefip the den!. and a
YOUNO
1111 CHARD
f; NIL heilditeis front on
ieed„ Stook Reel hertio to
• IlletualLeast rate in Elemental
vAi 1- *.diGtar, GROVE.
41,0 a the Now day. * t •'elecic P.
ait.„1111 tia..paasiaga. •
411*013113).
down Wl** Sao&
eaesty. Posta
m .
known on the plan of said town as party')
Jilt. U and 640 It4ointog Into Otßanistel
Minter sad others, cia whieh_is erected
TWO—STORY •
WEATHER-BOARDED -
HOUSE,
with 8 large Kitchen attache.. a Wood
Holum Brick smoke House, and a Log
Stable There is a well of water on the
lot. Seised and taken in execution as the
property of CYRUS THOMAS.
00-Ten per oent. of the purchue mon•
ey upon all sales by the 9heriff. West be
paid over immediateltafter the property
is struck down, and ou failure to comply
therew i th the pioperty will be apio put
up for sale,
JOHN Boom bbetur.
stterir. Nam, aeltyshorg,
oat. 21,
WWII OIL ICIDERY,
THREE AMUR WEST' OP' 1141.
• RISBURG.
THE 1140111 'genii* will commence on
Mo*day, the 71* of Novemiier next.
Parents and Guardians' are requested to
inquire IMO thi merits of this !institution.
The situation is retired. pleasant, health-
fol. and Coriveuient of access i the course
of inetnititiod is extensive and thorough ;
end the aceonnuodations are autplei
INsTRUCTORB.
D. Dael4eseei Prinnipal. and Teacher of
!Anew* and Mathematics.,
Dr. A. powwows, A. M. Teaoher of An
cient Linguae. and 111%;ural Sciences.
E. 0. Dann, 'Teacher of Mathematics and
•
Natural Etuinnene.
Kven Comm. Teacher of Mimic.
T. lints Worts, Teacher of plain and or
namental Penmanship.
TERMS
Boarding. washing. and teition in English,
pet seiskon, Ere monthi, $6O 00
Instrurtion in Ancient or Modern Langua
ges, each $5 00
Instrumental Music. •10 00
• For circulars and other information ad
dress DENLINGER.
Sept. 0-10 Harrisburg, Pa*
NOTIOZ.
ISHE undersigned . Aediter, appointed
• by the Orphans Court of Adams
county, In make distribution of the miens
remaining in the hands of.himrs D. BCCILIM,
Addlinistratur of the Estate of MARY
LAVINA SMITH, late al Menalien
totroship., Adams county, deceased, to
and amongst the parties entitled thereto.
Will attand - far that purpose. at his office
i n Gettysburg, Pa., on Monday th e 141 E
day of Novensber nee, at 10 o clock. A.
M., when and where all persons interested
can attend.
D. A. BUEHLER. Juditor.
Oct. 21. 111511-11 t
NOTICE.
THE undersigned - appointed hy the
Court of Common Pleas of Adams
county. to distribute the proceeds of the
Gale of the Real Estate of FRANCIS
GROVE. amongst hen creditors ; will at
tend for that purpose. at his office in Get
tyshOrg, un Saturday Me 19th of /Vonern.
bee next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., of said
day, when and where all persons interest
ed will please attend.
R. G. M'CREARY, Auditor.
Oat. 29, 1853-3 t
tar"Ytwk Advent" please gist' this@ loser
tions sod chap this Ace,
HARDWIRE & SIDLERY.
"7PA HNESTOCK & EONS would
• respectfully inform their friends and
customers, that they have received an ad
ditional supply of Hardware. Sat:levy,
Oil Paints, Glass, &c., which will b•
sold cheaper than they can be had else
where, also every variety of Coach Trim
mings, Springs, Axles, Oil Carpets, Drab
Cloth, Bennetts, Damask, &c. Builders
and Painter. are regulated to examine
their Stock before purchasing. As they
are determined pot to be undersold by any
market.
S. FA,HNESTOCK & SONS.
Blake
Proof Paint,
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE, for saie
irk. at Fahneatoek's, sten of the
RED FRONT.
BARBEE & HAIR-DRESSER.
AMU EL B. WILLIAMS respectfully
informs the pitsees of Gettysburg and
strangers who may tarry herri until their
beards grow, that he has opened a Shaving
and, Illuiv.sunlng Saloon in Chambersburg
street. ,nearly opposite the Lutten Churn,
where be Intends prosecuting the *goon
dal bait bino",in. all its branches. He
will shave you as clean as Laity broker,
and cut your hair to unit the. eat of your
phis. Then his whole of is. to ha.
prove the appearance of the hums* room
From long experience he biters -laimself
he can go through the ramifications of the
tonsorial department with such art infi•
nite degree of skill. se to meet the entire
approbation of those who submit their
chin* to the keen ordeal of his rotor.
Marsh I L-.-fit •
SAYE YOUR MONEY !
ESSENCE or 002111111
laH. BUEHLER keeps constantly on
• hand for sale, the Genuine ES
TENCE OF COFFEE, of bast quality.
tohe use of this article In families will be
thund a very great laving in the course of
Re year. IllrY•FOr site. W HoLICIALE and
SLTAIL, at the Drug tit, Book Store of
S. H. BUEHLER.
Mar 20, MB.
LUMBER.
PERSONS having LUMBER
.to die-
pose of, in trade fur Furniture, will
tied it to their advantage to eaD at the cheap
Caliinet Making Establishment of GEO*
E. BRING )1 A.S. latwatii Baltimore street,
next door to the Compiler office.
Miy 27.
NICIC,IACKB Prom an Editor's
'ilbl., by L. Otyloyd .ebork, just
pokoliohod by tbo 4pploiono, and tot intik
at KILLIeR
rAiliasispbta Adversiseggiesti.
.... I
J. E. GouLD;
(Successor to A. FIOT.)
NO. 164 CHESTNUT STREET. SWAIN'S
BUILDING.
PHILADELPHIA.
Extensive Music Publisher. and Deale
to Mtuiicrel instruments of every descrip
tion.
Exclusive Agent for the sale of HaSet,
Davie & Co's (Buiton) Patent Suspension
Bridge AL'olion and other
PIANOS,
Glilbest'elloudoir Piano,. Melodeons.
Menin's Miters, Harps, Violins. Sheet
Music. Musio Books, &o.
Residents of the country will be sup
plied by melt or otherwise with any music
shay may wish. at as low rates as if pur
chased in person. Having one of the
levet stocks in the United States. I feel
confident of satisfying all who may favor
me with a call or order.
Dealers in Moab supplied nn the most
liberal terms. Pianos to let. Second.band
Pianos for sale.
May 13, 186$—i y.
LEATHER.
Priti Mondry,
Store No. 29. N. 3rd tams, Philadelphia,
Mmutocco IHAIOIFACTIIII6I9,
CURMERS. AND lid PORTERS
Commission and General
LEATHER BUSINESS,
IirgOZ3IIIIIAXIM m RETAIL.
74Sfemufaciory lb Marganata street,
Philadelphia.
July lb, 1853-Iy.
F. BROWN'S
Essence of Jamaica Ginger
THIS Essence is a preparation of on
A- usual excellence. in ordinary diar
rhea, 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 summe
complaints of children, it is peculiarly ef
ficacious no family, individual or travel•
ler should be withont it.
CAUTION.—Be sure in get the genu
ine essence, which is prepared only by F.
BROWN. at his Dm/ and Chemical
Store. Corner o fifth and Chest
nut Streets Philadelphia. and fur sale by
all the respectable Apothecaries in the
United Stales, and in Gettysburg, Pa, by
SAMUEL H. BUEHLER.
June 17, 1853-Iy,
DAVIEI ers tar.
DE111.7.41R6
LIMPS, LANTERNS & CLAMMIER&
N. E. CORNER FOURTH & CHERRY STB.,
PHILADELPHIA.
HAVING enlarged and improved their
Store, and having the largest assort
ment of Limps in Philadelphia. they are
now prepared to furnish PINE OIL,
CAMPHENE,
BURNING FLUID.
ETHEREAL OIL, PHOSGENE GAS
and LARD OIL ; Lampe. Lanterns, of all
patent., Fancy Hotel & Hell Lamps, Chan
delier., Girandoles and Candelabras, and
Britain% Lampe, at the Manufacturers'
lowest price.. Glass Lamps by the
package, at a small advance over Auction
prices. Being large MANUFACTUR—
ERS of Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, Ether
eal Oil, Alcohol, and (the only true`, Phos
gene Gas, they can furnish these article.
at such prices that Merchants will find it
to theirladvantage to buy. Call before go
ing elsewhere, if you want bargains. Also,
the Safety Fluid Lamp for sale.
DAVIS & CULIN.
Sept. 28,1853—1 y
New Wall Paper Warehouse.
Rtt` 0 Ikc toonstiv
MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS,
No, 124 Anti Street, seeend door Aar, Sixth
PHILADELPHIA,
WHERE may be found the largest
and handsomest sesorunent in the
Poreheeere from the country will 6nA
it to their advantage to call at our store.
where they will be suited with a superior
article, at the lowest prices.
BURTON Az LANINO,
No. 124 Arch Street, above &nth,
PHILADELPHIA.
Sep. 16, 1663-11ro
Wall Papers! Wall Papers !
THE subscribers have now in store
their complete Fall Stock of
hill HANGINGS, COITAINI, K
which they olrer at very low , prices.
WHOLbALR• AND RETAIL.
Our assortment is very complete. com
prising all the qualities. both
!ren' and Americas.
We manufacture a large proportion of
our gouda and can sell at the lowest
ratite.. ' "
W - 3'Paper Hanging done in the country
at city priest.
PARRISH & HOUGH,
No.. Nartlk•FlPlll itnest, Proiadttpkia.
Sept. $3, 1131$11-4na
:ZI P &
Pocket Books, & 'Face? Odotls.
rrttE'ittiltitioit'of the 'trade, and others;
Ja• in , want of Porte Holman's,' Pocket
Books; Bankire' Cases, Dressing Cu..,
Portable Writing Desks, BackgalloPos
and Chagas Boards, Chessmen, Fear), Shell.
and Oliver • Cord Cue., Woik Boxes,
Cabas, Needle Books, Mciney gel., Cigar .
Cases, Portfolios, . Ramiro tied Razor
Strops,, Travelling Flasks. and fine Cut
lery. together with 'a large , variety of
FANCY GOODS, which will be oold
at the lowest, rates.
F. U. 91111T111.
, -
Porte bionnaie and Pocket Book Menefee.
. harm
205 Arch kW below tarty,,
August 29.
i,AIEVf 114
Paint, Oil, and Chemical Works,
ost. 1116 e4st Mot etnst(Rbiled dppL
White lead, Chrome Yellows,
Red Lend, Do. greens,
Do. 'Reds,
' 110gat'of Lud, Chinese licerlet,
Linseed Otli Do. inks.,
Botteet,
Tindeld ed
BOOK .AGENTS4ANIED.
AGEN"WANTED in every town
itid cou nty in the Unked4tatesr to
sell the .atost popular and saleable books
published, many of them beautifully IL—
LUSTRATED with COLORED
CI RA YIN GS also the must popular works
of T. 8. :ARTHUR, including "Arthur's
Cottage Library,"
, and ; enterprising men will
And this a pleasant sod profitable busi
ness.
For particulars address (post paid,)
J. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. id North Fourth &reek Philadelphia, Pa
Sept. 80, 1853—56
TRIMMING & FANCY GOODS.
Ribbons & Millinery Goods.
JULIUS STERN,
NO. 171 North Second Street, opposite
the Camel Hotel.) Philadelphia,
having in atore a full and extensive assort
ment of ill kinds of Millinery articles,
such as Ribbons, Laces, Blond Lace, Silks,
Ptomaine, Bonnet Frames, and a large
assortment of Needle Worked Handker
chiefs, Collars, Capes; Flouncesinsertings,
Edgings, ote., together with a great variety
of other articles in our line too numerous
to mention. at wholesale and retail. 1 re.
quest all such that are about making FALL
purchases to give me a call.
Sept. 26, 1863-2 m.
FALL MILLINERY GOODS.
3.0111011 STONE & WAVAit4,
N 0.45 South wood Street, Philadelphia,
AHE now opening. for the Fall Trade,
a large and well selected assort
ment of SILKS, RIBBONS, FEATH—
ERS, FLOWERS, and MILLINERY
GOODS in general. Confining them.
selves exclusively in this branch of the
trade and IMPORTING
. the larger part
of their stook, enables them to offer an as
sortment unsurpassed in extent or 'oriel , .
which will be sold on the most favoratlle
terms.
Sep. II 1853-2 m
WANTED IMMEDLITELY
Several Saddle-tree Makers, and
two Platers,
rl'o whom constant Employment will
be given. Apply to
GEORGE PHILLIPS.
Second St., below Oreenwith et., L , outn wart,
PHILA DELPPIA.
Oct. 21. 1853-41..
WM. W.., HAMER,
No 99 N. Second St., 2 doors above the Mount
Vernon-House, PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURER of Pine Oil or
Camphine, Fluid, Lard and Oil
Lamps, Chandeliers, and Can
delabras,
for Churches. Stores, Parlors. Ate.
The subscriber would respectfully incite
the attention of Storekeepers and the Pub
lic generally, to his large stock of Goods,
consisting in part of the above named arti
cles, which will be disposed of AT
THE LOWEST MANUFACTURER'S
PRICES. wholesale and retail. Also.
hest quality of Burning Fluid. Pine oil or
Camphine. Globes, Shades, Wick, 4.c.
N. B. Newell's Patent Safety Lamps,
spew article. for sale.
Nos 4,1853-31 u.
NI ACKEREL.
SHAD, CODFISH. I Constantly on hand
SALMON, and fur isle ty
I J. P dc CO
HERRINGS,
PORK. :Market btrert Wharf,
HAMS AND SIDES, PHILADELPHIA.
SHOULDERS,
LARD AND OREEtIE, J Oct 28, 1853-3 m
CHIP WINDOW SHOE
Depot * larantillkettory
OF
G. L. MILLER & CO.,
8. W. corner of Arch and Second Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
F4VERY VARIE*I Y OF SHADES,
Wholesale and Retail, such as Scroll,
Flowers, Gothic, Vignette. Oil and Dry
Laticscapes. are to he had at the loweei
prices for quality of work. Orders lor
Gilt, Plain Store,. Lettered and other
Shades *seemed at short notice.
Metehants aid other, are invited to
give us a trial. WE WILL TRY TO
PLEASE.
Brasses, Trimmings, &c., always on
hand.
Remember 8. W. corner SECOND
and ARCH Streets, Philadelphia.
August 12, 1863-5 n.
Baltimore Advertisements.
T C ft P.; S,
GOLD AND SILVER WARE
U. MILLER *. Co.,
Wholesale Watch and Jewelry House,
No 217 Balt. at., 8. E Corner of Charles street.,
IMPORTER of English and Swiss
Watches and tools of every deacrip.
Lion, Watch Cue 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 stook, assuring them
that in so article in our line shall we el
low any establishment to surpass us. eith.
er in quantity. qqality or low prices. We
are the only Wholesale House in this
branch of snide in Baltimore. and shall
use every fair means to , induce Southern
and Wedeln! merchants to open accounts
with us. Our terms shall be as liberal
seed seummodeting ,as can possibly, be
found In iho,Goite4lBtates.
We will take.great pleasure in showing
our goods to Southern end Western met..
ethanol, *hitt* they . opint accounts with
us or not. ' '
L. .VII / LER &
imparters of Watches, Baltimore.
Feb. 4,11114.—1 y
NEW ESTIVILISHMENT.
WIN. FR *WEIR •
REBPECTFULLY informs the pnb
lic, Met hokum taken the stand re
cently occupied by' his brother, (Arszwn
ess
FaAssit,) in Chambersburg
opposite the Lutheran church, where bile
prepared to REPAIR
and CLEAN
CLOCKS,
WATCHES, &C
8 ,
on reasonable terms.— \% . ,1\,. . •
MI work will I* insured.
. Also, on hand a variety of WATCHES,
Jessehy o loo44.ffik: Spectacles,
dt44, WWI will'br *OW low.
Ihuyabos, May 5. 111113-If.
...~:~.
'2OOO LADIES
ARE willing to certify that the HATH
AWAY COOKING STOVE is the
very best Stove now in use, inasmuch as
they will do more Cooking, Roasting and
Baking, and do it with less labor, and last
as long again as any other clove now sold.
These celebrated stoves are constantly
kept for sale at a very reduced price at
the
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY IND
MACHINE SHOP,
Where the subscribers feeling determined
to suit all persons have also the Parlor,
Sexton's Baltimore Air-tight, Peakekell
and Cabinch Cook Stove, and Air-tight
and 't'en•plate Parlor Stoves of the most
beautilul patterns.
THE SETLOR PLOUGHS,
which cannot be surpassed for lightness . °
draught or in the character of their work,
arc constantly on hand for sale, and in view
of the fact that the Mouldboard of these
Ploughs is nne-fourth heavier than that of
other ploughs. it is decidedly the cheap
eat that can be obtained.
wrriniaow PLOUGEI and oth
ers, Castings for the Woodcock Plough
Wind-mill Machinery, Csuitings and Hol
low-ware, with every article usually mad
at Foundries can be obtained here.
Blacksinithing and Shoe Making as
usual.
T. WARREN & SON
GROCERIF43I
_LIQUOR
NT.)ft E.
11HE undersigned has just mimed from
• the City with a new and largely in
creased assortment of goods, which he is
prepared to offer at prices which cannot
be heat. His stock consists of
GROCIIItIES
or all kinds, sugars, Molasses, Coffees,.
Teas, Fish, Salt, Crackers, Cheese, Pick
eled Cucumbers, ke. Also.
Fruits & Confections,
Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raisins, Prunes
Ate.— Also, Powder, Shot, Tobacco, Se
gars, Gail's Celebrated German Smoking
Tobacco, and a variety of other articles—
Al.O a first-rate assortment of the beet
qualities 01
LIQUORS,
Wines and Brandies, of different kinds,
,N. E. Ruin, Holland Gin, Old Rye, &e.
—all of which can be had on the lowest
terms at the Store of the subscriber, in
Soiiirnaltimure street, next dour to the
"Star" office.
jr, Also, always on hand a variety ol
Stone Jugs, &c.—Give us a call.
EMANUEL ZIEGLER, Jr.
Gettysburg, May 13, 1853—tf.
TOBIAS' LINIMENT,
FOR the cure ol Headache, Cholera
Morbus,Toothache, Bruises, Sprains,
&c.,—a most excellent remedy—for sale
at the DRUG STORE of
S. H. BUEHLER.
BRINGMAN'S
CABINET-WIRE ROOM,
GETTYSBURG, PA.
THANKFUL. for the liberal patron.
age heretofore extended to him the
suliscrilf r would respectfully inform his
old cur mere and the public generally,
that he still continues to manufacture every
variety of
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE,
at his Old Establishment, in South Balti
more street, second square, a few doors
Muth of the "ITAR" printing office
Gettysburg. tie will have Ott loonc!, for
sale, and will rometaiitly he prepared to
manufacture, front the very best of male-
rials. Sofas at the rate of from $2O to $5O ;
pCentre, Card, Pier,
Sofa, Toilet, Dining , and Break
last I'ABLFS; Dressing Bureaus of
every description : French Readsteads,
Washstand a, Wardrobes, Secretaries,
Book-Oases ; Pedestals or Sideboards,
Piano Stools, Ladies' Washstands, Reclin
ing Chairs, Lounges, Toiloretie, &c.,
&c., which for neatness, durability and
beauty of finish, cannot be surpassed by
any in the country.
llllL.Persons wishing good and cheap
FURNITURE
would do well to give him • call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Valium
He is also prepared to manufacture Coffins
of Cloth, Alpaca & Walnut. He has a neat
and substantial Hearse, and is prepared to
accommodate persons in town and coun
try at the shortest notice. All kinds of
work made to order, and warranted to
be finished in the best workman like
style. GEO. E. BRINGMAN.
Gettysburg, July 22, 1868.—T-11..
V B.SOIL PLOUGHS
ckF the hest quality—always on hand
‘.-x and sale in Gettysburg, at the
Foundry of
T. WARREN & SON
THE STAR AND BANNER.
Is pubiirhed MPery Friday '.gtening, in
Baltimore street, in the three story
• building. a few doors above •
Fahntstoeks Store, by
D. A. & C. H. BIIEHLEH.
TURKS.
If paid in advance pr within the. Year VA Pr
antntin.—if not paid ',Titian the yearn 60. lifo
paper discontinued until sr revises bra
except it the option Odle Editor, tingle copies
11# cents. A failure to notify • discontinuance
will be regarde d ; gs s new engagement,
4doertlannettre n ot exceeding a ignore Ineirtad
brae timed forsl—every subsequent insertion
25 cents. Longer ones in the same proportion.
All advertisements not specially'ordered tor si
given time will be continued until forbid. A libe
ral reduction will be made to thew wbo advertise
by the year .
Jos Printing of allk lads ex ecutednestly en
pro - nitly, arid on reasonable terms.
ermine se,4 Centessencerieru to the Editor, (ex.
filar,' amok ay contain Money. of lets loam of
asst our4it i o? pilot be row" PAIN ardor M
Ea.
HE County Menial !lbw In
-IL • surance Caaqmsay t ' located at Get
tyaburg, is now in sneoessful operation. are
for lowness of rates. economical manage
ment of its affaire.and safety in Insurancas,
Challenges comparison with- any other
similar company. All its operation ore
conducted under the personal supervision
of Managers selected by the Stockholders.
The Hooks of the Company are at all times
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. grjoThe Managers are :
Borough—George Bwope. D. A. Buehler. Win
H. titevanoon, A. B. Kuria, B. R. Russell, E
W. Stehle, H. Fahnosiook. C. W. Hainan, D
McConaughy.
Mensilen—Wm. B. Wilson,
Cumberland—Robert McCurdy.
Strewn —Jacobliingi
Franklin—Andrew Helntardman,
Hamiltonban—Amos W. ?Assiut,.
Liberty—John MUMIIMIII, jr.,
Reeding—Henry A. Netting,
La timors--Jacob Cries'.
Monnijoy —Joneph Fink.
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Oxford—John L. Noel, J. R. Horeb..
President—GEOßGE SWOPE.
Vice President-BA*lm R. Roseau—
Secretary—D. A.
Treasurer-BAXVIL FIIIIIISTOCII.
executive Committee—ANDßlW
Nee, eOlll.ll . M ' Coase,Jaco■ Kirm.
Sopt.lo, 18511—tf.
CALL AND SEE.
/:\Very lar g e supply of TIN
WARE on hand and for
sale, at Buehler's Tin and Sheet
Iron Establishment. opposite-the
Dru g tore of S. H. Buehler,
which will be sold at low
prices.
GEO. E. BUEHLER.
ANOTHER CHANGE!
Vi r "A%kli
BETWEEN
Eminheburg, Gettysburg, Fork, Bah
more, and Harriiburg.
undersigned are now running a
Daily Line of comfortable Coaches
between Gettysburg and Hanover, antll
Gettysburg and Emmitsburg, and have
made arrangements with the Railroad
Compapies, running from Hanover to
BALTIMORE. YORK and HARRIS—
BURG, by which we are enabled to fur
nish THROUGH TICKETS from Get
tysburg to those places at the following
reduced rates:
From Gettysburg in Baltimore, $2,50
" " York, 1.50
ai " " Harrisburg. 1.75
icrßound Tickets (ruin Gettysburg
to York and return, will be given for
$2.50.
Also. Through 'rickets front Emmitshurg
to the above places, via Gettysburg
and Hanover, at the following rates :
From Emmitsburg to Baltimore. $3.60
York, 2.25
" Harrisburg, 2:70
0:7 - The above arrangement furnishes
the most convenient, comfortable, and e
conomical route to passengers. who there
by reach York and Harrisburg by noon,
atul arrive at Baltimore at an early hour.
~}•An arrangement is also effectetl, by
which all detention at the Junction will
be avoided, and passengers from Philadel
phia and Harrisburg will arrive at Gettys
burg or Einmitsburg on the same evening,
by this line.
1.7.) 'l'ick.•ts can be had by application
at the Eagle Hotel, Gettysburg ; at Ag
new's Hotel. Ernuaitsburg ; and at the
Railroad Offices in Baltimore, York and
Harrisburg.l:
TATE & CO
Gettysburg, Ps., July 1, 18511-Bm.
I ILIGHARBOTYPE FOR
50 CENTS,
(AN be had at W 's Gallery in
Chambersburg street. Pictures ta
ken in all kinds of weather, and will be
put up at this Gallery in ail the different'
styles of the day. at priests varying from
60 cents, to $6 00. So now is the time
for obtaining the cheapest likeness ever of
fered in this place. Persons will find it
to their advantage to call soon while the
opportunity is'before them, and in order
to secure a satiafactory likeness, subjects
are requested 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 suitable. fur
children.
I return my sincere thank. to monomer
one friends for their past favors, end so.
licks a continuance of the saute, hoping by
strict attention to hilliness to lOW,' the
Lutes of all who may visit my
_gallery.
SAMUEL. WEAVER.
April 2Q-1858.
WALL PAPER.
Over 10.000
,rII,To. lie liters!
6 COMS per puttee and upwards,
ipcluding fine Satins, gold, , Velvets
ipiitation of Woods, Marbles, aye, „
ALSO, a great variety of new styles of
Curtain Papers, Fire Board Prints,
Borders, &p., all of which will be certain
ly sold at the very lowest cash price.—
Call and see 41 the ehesp Bookstore of t•
• KELLER' KURTZ.
, , •
ID OLAND TREVOR. or. due, Piint of
AL 5 ' Human Ada, abetting ho;uu 10 make
and how to loae a faitune, and th ntd make
another. This is said to be 'a very IP
musing and instructive, book—so he hid at
KELLER KURTZ'S Store.
ETHODIST" T 1194:#911 1 ,
lv iound in tbi best Ttitlfek $ l 9 l1 4 11 e
binding, Imitation of lharkey, Ming, Iffi;s
for sale it the lownttim4 "40111 ; OA At
dui Ilooknoto of
X16,14a1l KUM%
"P.ANNOIFiITE."
.ingiori treiis or lock-
SO se: •
An ittesittibl• lad her ill SCROFULOUS
DlticAnati, indigestion, Sail Rheum, sick
liesdekehn,Csains, Sooting Sore Monti.
and Seneca Debility, gad as •
PURIFTER Or THE BLOOD IS UNLQUAt.
LED.
The Reek Rem has paned a repetition, at bonne
sod Ilium& which ria other medicine bee ever
donejn the seam length of time.
According to the opinion of Eminent Physicians,
the Rook Roes. Plant is Moistened in curing
bOROPULA is all tie forms I
STATEMENT OF REV. E. R. WARREN,'
Pastor of the Sd Baptist Chords. New London •
Ct.) relative to Myers Extrast ol Rock Rose.
To the ilmerinew Pubtic.—As my name has
been used In connexion with recommendations ,4"
Mr. Myers' Rock Rose Syrup. in Serious adver
tisemeum, by the menufaoturer, I beg leave to
make the following statement with. relining, to
my acquaintance with the remedy Sod testa of
which I have subjected it, and the, masons for
having introdoced it to the notice of priveltehientls
in the community in which I reside, long before
the medicine was advertised. I make this state-
ment freely. because I have, sea principle, with
held my name from all penult mediciuse, and eerie_
loudly abstained from recommending them to the
•
public, believing them frequently the spawn of
quackery and humbug, and a tending to increase,
instead of lessening huntau Jimmie and suffering.
Ruch, I fear, is the ohmmeter of a large pottron of
the patent patiscesq of this medicine-making age.
"Their name is legion," andiron' their influence,
as from the densouicin aria"; we have reason to
pray for • safe ilellyerahee.
The First Test.-1 bad my** suffered Inca
'
sinnally with sodden attncitiof Sick Headache and
Bilious Diarrhea, and 1 had sought a great variety
of curative agents to but little purpose and suf
fering from this disease ((buttes) at this time 1
determined to test the new Syrup first upon my
sell. The results wet. hinters' my expectation.
It was a powerful alterative, and the morbid ac•
lion of the system was espied, and the Staetiion■
of secretion lA er • reetolea toe health• neat It
pm tone and elasticity to my fastens, and cor
rected the derangement of the theestise organs,
and gave me that inestimable bossing—n[ll.TH
Ms test wee not determined in • week , or o
month ; but I took four or five boffins in perhaps
as many months Sine but time I base mifferedi
Isut sleekly from these dem:lements. MY
SICK HEADACHE Is ENTIRELY CURED.
Otiorr Tram—Finding this mediciu• la useful
to myself, 1 at once gave it to enteral in % shd
friends. About this time, 1 eras earnestly eolicitett
to give advice in reference to ■ child, tome eight
yeen of age. The chi!.l was sidresely •Mirted
with a Scrofula humor, of a •ery severe type, the
humor Nhowing Mad nu all parts of the soder...
and thou suddenly disappearing. The child wee
very sick, and it was thmieht doubtful whether
she would live. The humor reberob!ed black
specks of mortified flesh. Li mddition to 1111 . 1 , 1,
other remedies, I slave the ehild this H•rup for s
bout six week, when she had soffit tent strength.
to go out to school occasionally. The swelling
of her limbs ceased, end site was restored tis
health. The family feel that they owe her
with God s blessing, to my remedies.
This tea.t satisfied tne that the Rick Rosu
possessed specific pouteni for Scrofulous humors,
I then tested it iii cases sal Cutaneous Eruptions,
in Meader, Chicken Pot. Canker, sore Mouth.
Erysipelas, salt Rheum, Piles, the In all these
cases with perfect am-eerie. After testins this •y
-rup for more then a year, I wrote Mr. M yen/ (Oct .
7th, I..bit) enthusiastically, not expecting toy
let
ter would he published, that his Syrup mate Pan-
Itonite, all healing, sod I pee him the result of
its operation• in several instances. I stated in
that letter that "it we. Invaluable s• a remedy ui
Cutaneous Eruptions, Erysipelas, Salt Rheom,and
other disorders, incluilad in the varied family of
diseases known as Scrofula, &c., that in It, spep
sia, it acted with wonderful efficacy." My opin
ion of its value for the above named disease.., re
main unchanged, sod the same as when I %rm.-
:Hr. Myers in Oct. 1850. I do nest recommend
it for all the ills of our suffering humanity ; bui I
unhesitatingly say, that as a remedy in Acrofulous
affections, I believe it superior to sitte,`,Mtnowit
curative agent.
It has been sufficiently tested by domestic pro,-
lice tu establish its adaption to extensive useful
ness in mitigating human suffering and removing
BUT WHAT IS THE ROCK
ROSE?
The following history of the Rock Rose petit
and to medicinal properties, we take item the
New Haven Palladium. March. 1842.
••The increased interest mandested in the Rork
Rose plant. in con-equence of the many wonder
ful cures effected by "Myers' Compound Extract
of Rock Row." calls fur a oriel history of it. in m -
der to correct any erroneous opinion that may
have been entertained concerning It ; and alai, to
set in a true light the nature of • ,plent which
promises to be universally beneficial.
We are indebted to the United 'rates Diapen
'story of IVO, fur the following deactiption
.f it;
' ie entirely different from the common Ross.
It is a leo-stemmed, oblong lest plant, having a
bitter taste. In addition to • rsmattah{a pecu
liarity of the plant, of bearing two crops of flow
ers in met treason, it also has another interesting
and beautiful property.
Dr. Eetoa says that in the months of November
and December, he has seen hundreds of tbrse
plants.sanding out, near their roots, bro.d, thin,
curved icaroryabils, about an inch in breadth,
which melted during the day, and were renewed
moininc. For a more minute and analyti
cal description of it, the reader is referred to Tor
rey & Uray'e botanical winks.
Its Mediral History and Properties are far the
most important, sines upon these depends its val
ue to the community. Dr. Loudon says that in
1799 it was so valuable, that it was cultivated
from seeds. Ever since 18u6,
Prof. lots. of Yule College, his habitually used
it with great success in Scrofula and Chronic Dm
ease, and through tim its 'Woes wort motto
known, until, as Dr. Tyler says, -it Is now in
this section [New Havers] a common artble in do
mestic practice for the cure of bcrolula and en
tanious diserwes."
Dr.WkilLere, A Scotch Botanist, of sobriety.
while traveling in America, in 1821, learned its
use in Canada. list 11111 114 to England, he em
ployed It in medicating Ids baths, which Income
greatly celebrated fur the cure of similar disease..
Dr. hoar Parish, of Pkiledefekie, remarks that
it has been successfully used in bad cases cs
tbrolithme disuses.
Dr. J. D. Tasupses, of air sows plan, reser*
el it in bad emu of Scrofulous patients at Wills'
Hotel. His Domes attracted' the stieStitin of
senior phylicians. He retorts the following re
markable ease of White swelling of tbe:bip, in
Feernary, 1844 t The lid was servo years old.
and,had the disuse for three years. The boa.
was dislocated upward and outward. There was
a large opening on the , hip leading to be bens,
into which 1 could thrust My' Anger. 1 monied
three ulcers. He bad been under several phy
sicians, who had given him up. I ordered a de
coction of Rook Reset. Id two date' his Night
sweats osealtdi I thin in irll 4 a 44' 771)1 ' 4g
Roo Rose thcee times% daj. TeR - I
DAYS after be ' wilt SMIRK. WELL.
Dr. Webb, eldholistes.Cs, twelilles to the value
of aux Rose, as evinced, hi Cure of,spubroud
Wm Of the thtitifulte,CtipeciallY iii thilired.
Dr. 8. Fullar,efilditlW, Cl. idinitilaSied the
Rock Rue to i Scrofukiii *male, 10-widch the
antiscrofulous remedies bad bees applied wilily.
out as cceee r Witectilleelli ,- r y pirl o f t
Thh WW EititillBi(pliket" reNl kite fod
Ado* is& ontiviiii4 Kit stirstlst'4lol in:
61orsailows dissamst' 1. maws brri ssOrest Ws Sisk'
okapis isiollog ibis ststissismi thrill it , ma, 'be foon4
M how Oilvialrefts °Cm &mud caddying
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,Wlll. FIRAtIKLIN & C 0.,. Nolo g ate ' s! , C I ,
!W. Wsisothlitoogb 4'6613401s gibe Glospol % •
ba's for a 'Period of 16years given sitentioo to .
sapjoid of meanest Wa nes, riuslify bit to ,
maniacs. tO the sick ? in eimosottos si4 bis ' .
stilVotlas.' ""
AGENTS..-8. H. Buehler, Oeityslo
ow Hoek, 'Monello P. 'O t Merl T t,
Bendweellle; Jacob Man, OodkeeineTß UM •
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dee, Two Tomo Spoldiwillearalber %
Ira i Autabmilh let SMABIOnt , BMISMI
lb Jacob Moths, Plow n. t,
hoy ttiim-11 •