11101111k$,- sTAinioNEßif - .)..XllottV &ODA. 014 ;triect—__Nid"tlia i as low *a at Anil, Zlitabllshreent out of the thty. :14 10. BUEIIOIER . . 13 E 'TUNS his iiektionthlegineets to his friends fi r the lung emilinued and liberal paironnen extended him. and istvitest.mtinition to his present largely In creased stne.k agenda just received (ruin Pliilinielphia and New York. tie deems it.nambeeasary io enumerate die assort "l"4, tt'hieti‘aiill be (gond to embrace etlifyi gracile( goods in his line, vie : el&isioM Theological School Miscellaneous (yi BOOKS Ivo j; -. 1 , and Stationery 'or all kinds, embracing, as lie believes, the larges'tand best assortment ever opesetl,o,Gettysburg. He also invites attention to his large II ? RV. 2 11 • &NOT GOODS, enthroning Gold and Silver pens and Fen cio.-:Ratt4Entyes. Plain and Fancy Note Nati .mtur Envelopes, Motto Wafers. Soviing,Wax, Portinioneins, Soaps, Per. finnerY• dcc., &c.—all of which will be sold at the 10... PER)" LOWEST 11±i'"C . all and examine for yourselves at - )ho old established BOOK & DRUG shirs - lo•Chaothersbrgelreet,a few (Wore r,t,sn S. 11. BUEHLER. Gettysburg, T l a.,, pet. 21, 1853. • it Mk R ORR 0 TYPE FOR ? t ' C4N itid at Weaver's Gallery in . emillibersburg street. Pictures ta ken litsnidds of weather; and will be pokaptev tOis Gallery in all the ,different sayleltahf t tFie4ay,at prices 'varying frnin 511 c,e911,, 'll te 013,00- now is the time fdr'tildiiiiiits:the cilia pest likeness ever of foUiViii:di,s (dace.: Persons will find it toi.theivadvantage to calf Soon while the opp jonnity . , is before them, and io 'order h(iieetimil'itatif.titiory - ,likenevs, subjects are regucidi.4l to 'weir dark apparel.— wear black, with black. v4l l :sitil 'imviii. and ladies 'should avoid tldigis4rs Plaid notl omiltrasting , colors are very . suitable for alit) ilk • t ret;ii ntiliV tail ire re thanks to Inn nuttier their past favors, and so einttiumme.c of the saute, hoping by ti 'I; ." R irie o I p tisipess to satisfy the tastes rd'all Who dilly visit my gallery. „ SAMUEL WEAVER 3.`";!r:f 0-.118 53: ,111; NOTICri. jr4.7 -1 4 11 .NS EILILI01:17, widow 9 of Clifiirge beimltz, dee'd. a private iij Q'iltajp • A l iptroug Uannphell's Con. colunel . S)ohran's ,Regiment, in the - Virar 16 and whom, as ap peara,lity, the Atecords of the U. S. Pension tirel,.a.ootisity Laud Warrant fur 40 Arra+, No 6 6.lo.ismed mod -- .. was sent to D. M'Conaugh). tuy... Attorney, Denys horg, the,2oot of August, A. D. 1863, 1 41 if hirrehy , giec public notice of the 1',.. 11, 4 1 91.14.paid Warrant has. never real+. ed turtat‘nr,my. said Attorney, and that it is toy interment In apply to the Commis. aiottec,l t of epitomic for It Duplicate of eytill,y,ncrant issued to me as above de scrib4 EICHOLTZ. Alir4l4 1,834.-61 • . • FIVIE undersigned,,Auditor, appointed by the Court•of Adams county to htaktalitiitititiotuoti the assets' remaining in. the bawls of.-J tcos Germ Adminis• tralnr .the. estate of WM. W. MET fIA derstaselloo and among the par -001 entitled thereto will attend for that purpwe, et his glice, in Gettysburg, on Sui,Porktihe 20 1 / a day of May next, at 10 &Hoek A. 31., of which all peruus in tesested therein are hereby notified. • I).' A; Btik H LER, Auditor. April2l 1854.,3i VOiDlta; . . f 'ETTER , ril Administration on the 'AIiMSTEON 0. late „e(;iiiiibeihMd . ttitviimtiiii, Adams county, deed, Miring been granted to the sub. seribef, iasidinf in Freedom toWnslitp, lie Iferrti'y giVCS entice to thnse indebted to raid evnate, in call with him and settle the same; and tliuee l who have claims, are de. sired to pritsetit the saint, properly ticated for xettleinent. "' '';".)011N' Nice LE A.IFIr r. i)Vii t . 1854:-01 " .41 NOTICE. . y EWERS a 4.lministration on the 11 : 4 :"Oliate tit :VARY BYRON, formerly ut deceased, Intving hetii granted in the siiit4priber, residing in GettyahuriAilti.; thtic'e is heieby given to •ahrialineinddbu t d tweak) estate to:make plyntrovivithoet delay, , and those having I unis :ere retitieste.ll to present the Smite, properly authenticated. for settlement. .0 DA VID. MeeItEARY, April-7,4854.-6t -NOTIC;3I., '4O ETT' 'RS of Administration on the es- L tate of t J9IIPi late of Ty rone townslitp. Admits county. P.a., de.: ceeteitldtairingle:t 2 ti irsnted to the under- Odder toienship, notice joit l eeiby.ftle r ih to those intlebted to said ratite! IA !seek. PaYtiovnt , arithinn delay, atnlak4leole•hecink slihfis to present the seine properif' authenticated for WFdt - 46, 4 JES.4Z 110UCIC,' Abrer.' April 7,1854.--•• St PUB VA SALE. , .... ,y ,trine „K a,, A .O" of so l o awar d e d .4 11 ,,the Orphans Court of &dams co.; tosober.' fiber, 4ttlopi.trator Of the estate of 4V1,1; W 111,iPo (cord') of Ne l; At .., ..,.., tigi day of .1.10 next, at 1 el o'- O . ~ it itAii•a-9 0 1 1 bp urrrnafes.'that t.,,.r?' It Tract. of Land , whi l thosp r m e t an e ft , ratelythe residence earn eked kissed, exitaitiint 2i Aeript tutu. ~ ISAAC I. wa*aur, 441'r; 44441.111414: , 41 .4 - IlapoverAßr .B otb goat .011.e1 N 0 or dorms. VIMNS over nu, -.Hanover Branch . pod now run art Ist Train will levre Hanover at 9.15 A. M., with.inoiengera for York, Hat.- risbing, Columbia and Philadelphia', and rein to Ilanoyer with paysengere from flultimore. at 11.45 A. M. 211 Train will leavfe Rani-over at 2.45 P.M., with passengers foi'lLltimnte.-,ar riving there at 0.45 ; and rettirn immedi ately With Passengers front York. dte., at 5 P. 31. 3d Train will leavo Hanover at 6 P. Passengers for York ; 4tHEreturn ivith Passengers from Bo'Whine at P.M: Monday morning extra train will leave tor Baltimore at 5.30; return at 8 A. EDWARD E. YOUNP,t4gent. Winner, March 24, 1854, gait ignore .40 Swayer . !Juana - Railro►ad: ('1 RANGE OF HOURS .-:- Way Pas kj 'tenger Train leaves Calvin ." Station at 8.15 A X Arrives at York tit 11 A is Accommodation Train leaves Oal ,,vet station at 4.26 p Arriies at York at •- - - 1.42 r m Express Train leaves Calvert • Station at 10 r Arrives at York.at • 12,r m RKTURIVINO. Way Passenger Train,leave Hat- • risburg at. • ' 2 r td Arriving at York at 3.15 r m Express Train leaves Harris: burg at 8.45'A M Arriving at York at 9.54 A M A. P. WINCHESTEM‘ Superintendent of nureopirtation. March 24, 1854. CS Dr. J. Ilwreiice Hill, DENTIST, in.FFicE in V,hambersburg street; ,one door West of the Lutheran' Church, nearly oppaitte'Grainafer'i shire, where he may be found ready and willing to attend In any case within thelirovinei of the Dentiat4 'Persons, ,in want of full sets of teeth are invited to call: • : • ' • •REFERENCES • .. Dr:C.N.Diumucer, Rev.a.P•KRAoTH,D.D D.Horissa, Prot M. JACOMI, , I H.S. HIIIIER, .'.H. L. f!Avoimin , " D. Of LINSPIT, .. H.A. MUHLZWIIynd Hay. It. Joitneol; I " M. L. Brinvsa: Ink' 7,184 R. ' ' . .:• - .'. ...1 , 'BOUNTY 'LANDS., "ow RSON.elititlett"lo Bounty . - A Lands under the arts of Con . gresa of the United States can Have their claims promptly :and -' efficiently attended toy), applic• . tri). either personally or by letter othesubscriher, at his etlice in Gettyeburg. Claimants' whose applications have bean sitspentled on account of deficiency . .in proof may find it to their advantagwtoeall , .1'• The fee charged is 1185 in each case, payable iipon . tlie delivery ofthe warrant. The subscriber will also attend to claims . for Pensions for Revolutionary or other services and the location of: lands.' The sale ant' - purchase of Land Warrants at- . tended to, and the highest cash 'price paid, for the same. R. G. McCREARY. . May 14—tf. Attorney at law D. 1 1 1 9 C()NAITGI-ty, dITTORNE:Y , (oace.;emovrdio:rtia, door West ,of Buehler -Drug & liuok•Sture, (Thernbtroburg street.) 41iierasey agottllioltrisor Pa.tvnts and Pensions, Bounty Laud Warrants,, Baek•Pay sus, ',ended Claims, and all oilier claims against the Government at Washington, D.' : .also.Ainerierin claims in England. Dand Wartime located and sold. or bought, and higliett- prices given. Lands for sale in lowa, Illinois, and other Western States ; and Agents engaged locating W.arranuathere. I Apply to hint, personally or by Gettysburg, Nov. 11,1883 DAVII) WILLS, Alturneio . at taw - , uA.B taken Mr. STKVlltisores office, 'North Yet Llorner. of Centre Square. REFERENCE.--Hon. Thaddetis Stevens, Esq.. Lancaster. Dec. 30, 18.53. xia.V 1P,440V 4 000rtio CALL AND SEE THEM ! MISS MCCLELLAN AS just returned from Philadelphia JBAL with a large and well seleettd as, soritnent of FANCY .000D4 of every variety, (to which she invites the attention of Ladies and tientlemei,) compriatng fashionable Bonnets & Bonnet Trimfriiiigs, • Silks, Satins, Ladies' Dress Trimmings Velvet's, Ribbons, Artificiala, Black Veils, Blue dd. GlovesHtniicrk, Handkerchiefs, French worked Collars,:Catithric, Jaconet and Swiss Edgingsilneertings, Muslims, Sleeves, Mohair , and Silk Mite, Black Lace Foil Etuhroidered„ Handkerchiefs; Braids, Fans, Gentlemen's Collura; Combs of all kinds, dr.e., Ate. g}' _ Ladies and Gentlemen are requested to call and ex amine our Goods. It will give Us pleasure to show them. March 31, 1854.—tf NEW GOODS! NEW' GOODS! A DRAM ARNOLD has just returned -n_L- Train the City with the . Largest,eheape.n. ii• Best SeleCted Stockof Spring aud . Summer Goods, ever before offered In the town or rountry, l consistingin part oi German, French and Domestie Cloths, Black & Fancy Caul. i LEI.A.THER. meres, Satin & - other Nestings, Italian . Cloths. Coat Gingliams, Tweeds, Ky. ' Z i ritz at IgendrY , Je:Ois, Barer De Laines, At. De iaines,l BtorePird. 29, N. 3rd street, Philadelphia, Prints, Gingham!, and a great variety of ' Minimum! M4riutrACTVREIIP. Goods too numerous to mention. ' 'Mini,' OVRAIt , 4 B, AND. I 31, enerasP a R T ER D , a large assortment of Bonnets, Pam C.ornmiatdon and 6 . ' sits, &o. . , -, .-_ .; - '. 2 . .6E4 THER,B USIN.R.SBt . . .. IJC7 CAll 'and see, es I. am , deterniinedi IF no . gai s A :A 31 gic a ZITAL I L.. to undersell any establishment in the loiqietnirfaciory 15 Nargar.etta .11reet. t or, County.: -:'' - r• , - ' . , j • ' . Philadelphia. • al. 1554.-1,11. ,' i July 15, 16.53-Iy. • Phlladielphia-Advertheeinentl. J. GOULD, (Successor to A. noTo NO. 164 CHESTNUT STREET SWAIM'S BUILDING ..PAILAIP.ELPHI A. Extensive Musio Publisher. and Deale in Musical - • instruments of every descrip tion. ExeWaive Agent for the Pale of Ballet, Davis & Cll . ll (Boston) Patent Suspension Bridge Zolian and other • PIANOS.. L. Gilbert's Boudoir . Pianos, Melodeons, Maitin's Guitars. Harps, Violins, Sheet Music. Music Books, &c. Residents of the country will be sup plied by mail or otherwise wit(' any music they may wish, at al low rates 1111 if pur. chased in person. Having one of the largetit stocks in the United Slates, I feel confident of satisfying all who alay favor me with a call or order. Dealers in Music supplied on the moat liberatterms. Pianos to let. Secpnd•hand Pianoi for Sale. May' 13, 1853-1 y F. BROWN'S Flienpe ofJpialca Ginger trips Essence is a preparation of un usual excellence. In ordinary dug dice's, incipient cholera, in ahort, in all casei Ofkerma dm of the digestive funationseit is of inesiimatile value. During the preva lence. of epidemic cholera and amnia complaints of children, it is peculiarly ef ficacious: no family, individual or travel ler should be without it. CAHCION.—Be sure to get the genii- , ine essence, which is prepared only,by . F., BROWN, at his Drug and Chemical Store, N. E. Corner pi fifth and Ptieog nut - Streets Nsiladelphta, and for sale by all Ike respectable Apothecaries in the Milted State's, and in Heitysburg, Pa, by &nom H. 1111E1fLICII. `Jui . re 17, 18153—1 y • LIMPS, tANTgRNB le 6gINDELIERB, N. E. (MEW ER FOURTH & CHERRY STS.. PHILADELPHIA. I[l.A: t .l o . r N e G n e n n d la h r a g v e i d nic an a t i l e im ia p rg r es ov i e a d s t s h o e r i t r . ment,ol Limps in Philadelphia, they are now prepared, to furnish PINE OIL, CANIPHENE, • .11411CNING FLUID, ETHEREAL OIL, PHOSGENE GAS and LARD 004 ;- humps, Lanterns, of all paterms,Fancy;Hotelltr, Hall Lamps, Chan deliers.,GiFandoles and Catmelabras, and Britanta Lamps, at the Manufacturers' lowest prises. Glass Lamps by the paekage, at a small advanceover Auction prices. Being large MAN 11FACtillt - -, ERS of Fine Oil, Burning Fluid, Ether eal Oil, Alcohol, anti (the only true) Phila. gene Gas„they Call furnish these articles at such prices that Merchants will find it to theilladvantsge to buy. Call before go ingelsewhere, ifyou want bargains. Also, the Safety Fluid Lamp for sale. DAVIS & CULIN, Sept. 20, 1853--I y I. O. WORTH 86 CO., 110011, BL V D, • Sto' 70 IDISVN East sale of Broad Street, below Wood. Philads, • - W may be found, constantly on . hand, an extensive aesoriment of DQORS, SA,SIL SHUTTERS and MOULDINGS, warranted equal to any that can be made. • Also, Sash ready glazed, always on hand. Orders by mail or despatch will receive prorript attention. March 24. 1854.-3 m Wall Papers ! Wall, Papers ! T HE SubveFilery have now, in-,theif attire their completoelock of Parer Hangings I Curtains &e • • which . they offer' at, very, low prices, 'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Our assortment ie very , complete, com prising all the qualities, both.FRENCH AND ANIERIVAN. dye matiolacture a large portiou of our goods and can sell at the lowest rates. or..7.Paper Hanging done in the country at city price.. , PARRIKI & 1 - 10U911, No, 4 Nottb Fifth Street, Philadelphia. March 24, 1854.-3 m 1,000 TONS NO. 1 SUPER PROSPRATE of LIME. DEBURG'S Original and Genuine, warranted of superior quality, the rheapest manure in the world. Farmers and dealers supplied at low 'Ales. EXTRA 'QUALITY LAND PLASTER, 5,000 barrels Extra Quality Lind Plas ter, sleeted expressly for Its: fertilizing quality. • 10,000 bushels of sante in bulk. 1,000 barrels Calcined Plaster. 500 Caging ' 100 " Dentist . 6 PERUVIAN querfo. This article we offer in confidence to our custonYetc, as equal to i any import ed, and far itiperier to most in the market. ' bags of this euperior Gua no, , for salle,at the 'lowest ~market rates, Also. Pniagonian gUano, Po . udrett4 i , ground Ciaaru?akii•c• `, • C. FRENCH dr, CO. At the Steam Planter Mills. junction Pork Avenue, Crown and Calloythill ate, Philadelphia, • Feb. • 3,185,4.-3 n) . New Nail Paper :Warehouse, i them in the .highest term. ,of aPProb , lion. BURTON AND•LANING,' All orders WHOLESALE AND ,RE , TAIL, will meet with prompt attention. MANUFACTURE:I2B & IMPORTERS. lSpiroßods and Scrolls made o t . to r ler ' No. 12.1 Arch tilted, second door a bove, sixth, Csrdinal Points, and. other kinds of _PHILADELPHIA, f weather Vanes, tor sale cheap. / HERE may be found the largest ) 110 My Agent,.SAmust..C. WILT, will lit V Y atid handsomest assortment in the I locate himself do t i ng th e summ er of 18&4, at N0..21 North .Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.--and, AUGUSTUS CANN, at Penns. grove, N. J. Property owners in those, sections of the country will.,do•vvell to call on them. . Purchaser/ from the country will find it to their advantage to call at our store, where they wilt be suited with a superior article, at the lowest prices. • BURTON.* LOIN°, No 124 Arab Street, above Sixth, Philadelphia Fith.,24, 1854.-3 m ' WINDOW SHADES, G. L. M & ILLER CO., j r ...14 ; • BIANUFACTURtES 3 AND .WHDLEIIALII AND RETAIL DNALEIII IN WINDOW SHADES, Sonthweet Coiner of Second end Arch PHILADELPHIA, • ITCH as Gothe's Landscapes, Borders, 0 Yeses' Soroles, Boquets, GOLD BORDERS, die., of th e most beautifUl designs : end perfection of finish in this country, and at Auch LOW PRICES as to challenge all competition. Buff and White Hullands, Cambrics,Tassels. Cords, Brasses, &c., in every variety, for City or Country trade. We invite an examine lion of our stock, at the Depot, South west corner of Second and Arch -siren', • Philadelphia. 27, 0154.-85 - STRIW GOODS-SPRING 1854 VInIE sultscrtheri aro now prepared to • I exhibit tn their SPLENDID NEW ESTABLISHMENT, just completed, on the site of heir former stand, NO, 41 South Second street, Philadelphia, an entire new and beautiful Stock of Straw, Fancy and Silk Bonnets ant! Flatts, Flow ere, Etc antk Panama, Palm and Summer -Hats for Gentlemen, which our patrons, Merchants and Milliners generally, are in vited examine, Confidently promising them. in extent, itivaiiety, in novelty, anti in styles; a stock unequalled. o* , ' Orders Carefully' and promptly exe; cu ted. THOMAS WHITE &An March 17,'1854.-3m - SPRING 'MILLINERY GOODS. JOHN STONE & SONS, No. 45 South Seomd Street, Philtlelphie, I_IIHVE new in Store, ef„,:their own i 11 s importation, a large and handsome 1 assortment 0f... RIBBONS: - _. . -• SILKS, , r • FLOWERS, " ' GRAPES, tared every article suitable to the Millinery Trade, to Which cqnstant addition will be i made.throughout the season, thereby •en abling them to offer the largest and most desirable selection of articles in their line to be found in-the Oily.. Philatlat., Morel' 17, 1854.-2 in VIC LYE SINT NEBI !- FEVER AND AGUE CURED BY ROM AND'S TONIC MIXTURE. TIM University of Free Medicine and PoptshmEnowledge ; chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, at its las session, (viz. 4290 April, 1853.) mainly for the purl)* of arresting the evils re sulting from the sale of spurious and dan gerous nostrums, also - fOr the purpose •of supplying the, public with reliable_ reme dies, -in eases wherein : the patient cannot ohtain or will nut employ the best - medical advisers; having 4 purohased that invalua ble remedy, Rowand's Tonic iiiixture, on ] aeeeeuet,of its , just celebrity and known : eflieicy, in the treatment of Fever and Ague. and its kindred affections,—has no hesitation in recommeding it in the high eat terms to the : Patronage of the af flicted. !ROWEL COMPLAINT cured by ILP ROW AND'S BLACK—BERRY ROOT. The 'above Institution extends he sanction, in, like manner, to the retnedy for "Bowel ComPlaint.'? so well known as Rowund, l s Compound Syrup of Blackberry RPOt, Ind earnestly recommends it to the confidence of patients afflicted with these comPlaints,--believing it to be invaluable in the treatment of such rapes. By order of the Trustees, Hon. Henry K. Strong, Ron. J. R. Flanigan John R. Rowand, M. D., D. H. Ashton, Esq. lirctior Or►, Esq. If:PAH Communications to be address ed,--John R. Rowand, M. D., Head of the Pharmaceutical Department, and Pres• ident of the University, "Home Dispensary and office, No. 47 South Second street, Philadelphia: Branch Dispensary at the store of S. 8. FORNEY. Gettysburg. Sept. 30, 1053-1 y CAUTION ! CAUTION !! THOMAS ARMITAGE'S PATENT ELECTRONGANET LIGHT NING ROW. BEWARE OF IMPOSTS:RS AND SWINDLERS. N order to prevent a repetition of the FRAUDS so extensively carried on during the last two years, by a set of scoundrels .who travelled over the country, and represented themselves as My agents, and in many instances exhibited forged certificates of agency, I now give notice that all my agents carry with them printed forms, authorizing them to aot as my agents, legally executed and ac knowledged belore Alderman HENRY SIMPSON. of Philadelphia ; they have also my name.and place of business on their wagons. I believe them all s to be strictly houest, and fully acquainted with the business of putting up Lightning Rods, which they will do, at as low a price as they can be obtained at the factory. As many schemes have been resorted to, to defraud thYselt and the public; purchasers should be on their guard ; thousands have been grossly deceived by purchasing use less articles in the shape of, Lightning Rods, having pewter, lead. copper, zinc and iton Onus; either, or all of which are good for nothing; hly ELECTRO MAGNET LIGHTNING RODS have been examined by many of thermos' Sci entific men in the world, who have pro nounced them to be the only rode, that they have ever seen,: which are calculated to save-lives and property from destruc tion by Lightning,—among, these are Professors =Henry M 'Murtrie. James M'- elintock,Walter It Johnston, of the U. S. Patent office, E. J. Carr , Dr. T. E. Waller and many 01110 . 111 who recommend THOMAS ARMITAGE. Vine Street, 4 dome above, Meld), PptilOelphia March 3, 18134.—1'm ZINC One'third Cheaper Man Ifhiee Lead,, and freefrom all Poironoaa Qualifies. • TAE NEW JERSEY ZINC COM PANY having greatly enlarged their works, and improved the quality of their products, are prepared to execute orders for their SUPERIOR PAINTS, dry, and ground in oil, in assorted packages col horn 25 to 600 pounds ; also Dry, in , barrels, of 200 pounds each. Their White 'Zinc, which is sold dry or groundin oil, is warranted PURE and unsurpassed for Body , and:Uniform Whitep ness. A method of preparstioa 'has recent:. ly been discovered, which enables the Company to warrant their paints to keep fresh , and sort in the kegs for any reasonable time. In this respect their paints will be supertor to any other ; in the metket. Vheir Brown Zinc Paint, which is sold at a low price, and can only be made from the Zino ores from' New Jersey, is pow well known for its protective qualities when applied to iron or other medic sur faces. • Their Stone Color Paint possesses all the properties of the . Brown, and is of an agree able color for painting Cottages, Depots, Out-buildings, Bridges. &c. Dealers supplied on liberal terms' by their Agents, FRENCH & RICHARDS. Wholesale Paint Dealers and Importers N. W. cor. 10th & Merkel Atm., Philadelphia, April 14, 1854.-13 m BUILDING lIARDWA RE TOOL STORE 'EXCLUSIVELY, The Largest 'Establishment of the kind in the United States. WM. M. M'CLURE & BRO., No. 9.87 Market :treat, above Seventh, Philada. a A NUF A.O T U R ER'S Depot for Locke of all kinds, warranted quality. "Patent Silvered Glass Iltiobs." Prem ium Pereelain Knobs, over 100 Patterns. Silver Plated' Knobs. Hinges, fko., with the most complete assortment of all the Modern Goode in this Line. Purchasers are invited to call and examine our Stock. Catalogues sent by Mail if de sired. • Hot Air .fleglatecti and Ventila tors at Factory Prlcco. 1:7"All orders pin up.under-the imme diate supeivision of the firm. CALL AND sag us . March 3, 1854.-6, Halthnore Adverlisenneuts. SAYE YO_UR MONEY. N. MONTGOMERY, (Laic Salesman for Yedkle, Cobb 4• Co.) WHOLESALE DEALER 111 Fancy Silk Millinery Goods, No. 211 Baltimore Street, (up siates.) . Between Light and Charles eta., BALTIMORE, LI AS on hand and will be receiving . constantly through the,. season, NEW 000 DS , —rich fashionable Jana, silk Milliner 9 Goods. My stock of Rich Ribbons, comprising every variety of the latest and most beautiful designs. 1 offer my Goods for net cash, at tow er prices than any credit House can af ford. • All persons will find it greatly to their interest, to reserve a portion of their mon ey, and make :selections' front my great variety of rt . ch cheap goods. Ribbons lor Bolide% Caps , Sashes &o. Bonnet Bilks, Satins,‘Velvets, Crapes, Limo, Tarletona, Foundations, Blonds, Illusions, and_Embroidered Lace (or Caps. French and American Flowers, French Lace ' English, American and Ital ian Straw Bonin.% and Tiimmings, to gether with every article in the Millin ery line. Baltimore, Feb. 17, 1854.-45 TIN 111 1! TIN Inn! GEO. E. BUEHLER • informs his friends and customers thatle,has a very large assortment of TIN WARE on hand ready for the Spring sale, made by experienced workmen and of good ma. serials, which will be sold low for CASH or COUNTRY . PRODUCE., Irr Call and see., Gettysburg, March 10,.1884. • TOBIAS' LINIMENT 'VOA the cure of Headache, Cholera Morbus,Thothachei, Bruises, Sprains, &o.,—a most excellent remedy—for sale at the DRUG STORE of S. H. BUEHLER. DEWS, AND , MEDICINE'', tIF all kinds, from the best ‘••"' gooses in the City, eon. is stantly. on hand and for. sale at • II the Drug and Bookstore of S. H. BUEHLER. ---- • Fashionable Cravats. ItS,ARC US SAMSON has,juat receiv ed a large asaortrnent of beauti. lul CRAVATS, of ,lhe latest style, which he will sell cheaper, than any oilier estab lishment is town. December 2, 1853. FoNNFrs. Ribb, ina and FlOwerei large atwortnter, , of the diArnak ty le, to be found at 'SOWN& RISH LINENS, Mualins, Tickingty, Flan'nell, Linen' Table Clothe, Tow eling, and Drillings—a.largei'veriety—ror eale-et : ' SCHICK'S. • Bonnets ,and 'Bonnet Ribbons, A- Splendi d ..ossiiiiment '61,.g nipetior 211. qtlalit,y, to he had GR'AMMER% NEW STORE. 11 1 " . " 1111.1.1111111 -"se:•:'*""*". 2000 LADIES ARE willing to certify that the HA TH AWAY COOKINU STOVE is the very beat Stove now in use, inasmuch as they will do more Cooking, Roasting mid Baking, and do it with leis labor, and last as long again as any other stove now sold. These celebrated stoves are constantly kept for sale at a very reduced price at the,. GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY IND MACHINE SUOP, Where the subscribers feeling determined to suit all persons have also. the - Parlor, Sexton's Baltimore Air-tight, PeaklikeLl and Cabinch Cook Stove, and Air-tight and. Ten-plate Parlor Stoves of the most beautilul patterns. 1101 .11,01MOR PLOUGHS which cannot be eurpassed forlightness o draught or in the character of their work, are constantly on hand for sale, and in view of theract that the Mouldboard of these Plough's is one-fourth heavier than that of other *twits, it is decidedly the cheap est that can be obtained. • " VittElll.llol/17 1141179321111 and oth ers, Castings for the Woodcock -Plough Wind-mill Machinery, Coatings and Hol low-waie, with every article usually Mad at Foundries can be obtained here. Blackamithing and Shoe Making a. usual. T. WARREN & SON. Diamond Tonsors—New Firm. etiptinz iirotbrr, FASHIONABLE BARBERS AND HAIR DRESSERS, CAN stall times - be found prtipared to attend to the calls of the people, at the Temple.. in the Diamond. adjoining the County Building. From Long expe rience theyflatter themselves that they can go through all the ramifications of the Tonsorial Department, with such an infinite degree of skill. SS will meet with the entire satisfaction of all who may submit their chins to the keen ordeal of their razors. They hope, therefore, that by their attention to busi nese, and a desire to please. they Will mer it as well as receive,a liberal share ol pub lic patronage. The sick will be attended to at their private dwellings. WHITE ELL . HIDER THE Seventh Session of this flourish. ing Iniiitution will commence on Monday the let day of May next. The advan(agea which it affords, it is believed, are of a superkir character, and parents and guardians are respectfully so licited tti 4 inquire into its merits, Wore sending their sons or wards elsewhere.— It is . favorahly situated, the instructors are all competent. and experienced men ; .the course of instruction is extensive and thorough, and special attention is paid to the comfort, and health of the students. • Timms. Barding, Washing, Lodging, and Tuition in English, and Vocal Music, per session, of 6cr Instruction in Ancient or Modern Lan- • gnages,onch. If 0" Instrumental music, 10 OMIT' circularsand 1,111 particulars address D. DENLINGER, Harrisburg, P. March 3, 1854.-2rn A STEWARD WANTED at Pennsylvania College. . • THE present Steward of Pennsylvania College being shout to leave, appli cations will be received by the undersign ed from persons desiring' the . situation. Information in regard thereto can be had of either of the undersigned. KrPosvession will be given on the let of April, or sooner if desired. MbuEs MeCLEAN, S. PAHNESTOCK, H. S. HIYHFIR, Committee of Board of Trustees. Gettysburg, Morel* 3, 1834—tf Breinig, Freneticld it. Co's., IMITABLE CAME POWDER ) , AND CATTLE LINIMENT, OLD WHOLESALE and RETAIL, a by 8. H. BUEHL•V.R, agent for idame county. Dec. 30th, 058. SAVE YOUR MONEY! ESSENCE OP coprzin 1111 H. BUEHLER keeps constantly on P••• hand for sale, the. Gsnuine ES— SENCE OF COFFEE, of best quality. The, use of this article in families will be Mum' a VPII great saving in the course of the year. IL - 7-For ' WHou:ssmand RE:ram, at the Drut& Book Store of g. H. BUEHLE.R4 Ma- 70, 1853. SPOUTING,! SPOUTING! . EORGE and Henry Wimpler will Make House Spouting - andiput -up the same low, for cash or country pro. duce. Farmers and all others wishing their. Houses. Barns, &c. spouteil, would do well to give them a call. G. & H. WAMPLER. April 15-1853. • THE STAR AND BANNER. Is published every'Friday Evening, in Baltimore street, in the three story bUilding, a few doors above Fahnestocks. Store, by D.A. & C.H: BUEHLER. TE R N IS. If paid in advance of withirkthe year $2 per anaurn—if not paid within the year $2 po. - No paper discontinued untilall "ar rea rages are,paid— erceptat the °piled of the Editor; Single copies 61 cents. A failure to notify a discontinuance will be. regarded as a new engagement. ..efderrtiptownts not exceelling apquare inserted gime tintei forsl—evert subsequent insertion 25 cents.. Longer ones in . the same proportion. All idwirtiettments 'not specially ordered for a given time will be continued until forbid. A Jibe. nl'rcdyeuon,gill be made telhotteir bo advertise .by the year. Jos Printing prink inds executed neatly and prompq,and on reasonable terms. liners and Commtsnirations to the Vilitor,(az cepti tg 'such aseontein Money or tae names of MVO MUIR, be !WIT *AID 'in order to Ewe attention. °A GREAT FACT ! 100 PILLS .FOR CENTS! NO MIME EX PORT lON FOR MEDICINE! DR. TO WNSEND'd HEALTH PILLS, are: being called for, from all parts of the lind ; they are rapidly supercedina other medicines, both on account of their happy effects upon the human sptern in remoriug disease, and irnpurDica. and also the exceedingly reduced prlCeat .which they are offered. The rich and the poor find in thein a real boon —each b o x contains WO PILLS, - being four times as many as are Lawnh to be bad of othir kinds cif pills , at the same price. Thcy, contain no Mineral poison whitevet —their ingredients are Extracts, Balsam., and Gnats of great di cacy•. . SARSAPARILLA, In a highly concentrated form is a prominent ingredient. These Pills are 'liver Violent in their operations, but always thorough end efficient.—• They in iI I bo found exceedingly efficacious in. re moving the following complaints, viz: Irnpurities of the blood, Costiveness Jaundice, Female Complainu, Sick Headache, Niacin the back, Bilious Affection'', 'Dyspepsia, Rhea maiiim, Constipation. Pains In the head, Pains in the side, hirer Complaints, Febrile Affection' Piles, Irregularities, Pains in tbel Dream!, Pains in the Loins, &c. It is now wall understood that nine-tenths of the many diseases peculiar to the human family originate in Obstructions, and impurities of the Plead. It you have Headache, there is an Obstrisr lion. if a Cold, thfre is an Obstructien—if a Fever (bete are manifold Obstrwtions-,if Liver , 'Com plaint, there is an Olistriariirm—Pains in the Head Back, Chest, Sides and Loins. are all caused by Obstructions—Rhentnatism. Cramp,, Goat. Con vulsions. Fits, Nervous Debility, r Prostration- Paralysis. Female Complaints, Piles, Canino'. tin, Jaundice, and a boat of other Ills, arise from 0680144 ms Cutaneous Eruptions. Pimples, Blotches, Salt Rfietirb., Erysipelas, Scrcitula, &c., originate partly from the same cause—impurity of the Blood does the rest. Now for these, and kindred diseases. TOWN SEND'S P11.L4 are • sovereign remedy, and they are moreover THE r!HEAPE:-T MEDI CINE IN THE WORLD! UrDirections accompany each Nix, F.. A. Palmer, General Agent, thoninttlon. Remember the Price. Odd Hundred Pills for 25 Cents. AGEN'PS —Samuel S. Forney'. Gettysburg ; H. S. rink, Pleasant Hill ; B. & P. K. Snyder. Two Ta verns th other. Littlearown .1 ohr; Bushey. Me herrystown ; Samuel Faber. J r. Loner's Mill ; 'lease Hulick, Builer township; Andress Creglow. Genii° Mill ; Abel T. Wright, Ilentlersville ; Joeirth - Pensyl, Middletown ; F. Lower. A reinhaville ; H. W. Wit:noir, Mum. mosburg ; Philip Hann. MeKnightvville.; Thomas J. COoper; Frnhklln tit;, - ; Acid. A nigh:nigh & Spengler, EiWt Berlin; 1) - %vain. New Oxford; J. It, Henry, A hbosstown. July 8, I tis3—oow ly. THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF VIE AGE. Minters, Karmen, Families and others. Can purchase no Remedy equal to DR. TOBIAS' VEN KM AN LINIMENT, for Dysentery: aloha, Croup, Chronic Mirthful [ism, Sore Thome, Toothache. Nee Nickbres, Cuts, Hurits.Sceallings. Usurers. Nears: Head ache, Mosquito Bites, Pains hi ibe Husks, elsr,t, back, &c. If it dOes not giwo retie!. the he re:. funtlee ; all that is asked. is a trial, and mew is st enciling to the Ilirectnins. It is an English remedy, and was used h 9 Wil liam the IV., late King 4,/ Einglmol. and eeitalid to by him, as a CUM for Itheurautiset, whets everything else hail tailed. Over 10,000,000 11(401ela have been sold in the United ;netts, ail hest a single failure, and nemy have Ntateil they ',odd not be without it If at wee $)0 pep tioil e . in case of Group, as it is us certain as it is ap plied. It cures Cholera, when first taken, I. n b w hours ; Dyamitere its hell an hour; roolliaei • in five minutes. It is perfectly ihnoeent to take Internally. and is recommended by the must tout vent Physicians in the United • tate*. PBICII 26 491.1 r, 60 CENTS. DR. TOBIAS could fill a Ihatql Dienspapers t tvitu cat (themes and letters relating. to :lii•wido,r ful cures accomplished' by !Ilia Llnimt t. but warranting it sufficient. as it 11) pel.on alit. does nut obtain relief need nut pity for a. DR. TOBIAS Ada put up 'a 1101011 E LINLIIENT, in pint hottlea, which is , warranted cheaper at better than any other for Glielie, tieratehco, Old Sores. Galls, :swellings, etc &c. • o zyPricr tante. Dr. Tobias' °nice, No. 240 Grecusricli street, New Yntit. rs. Forney. Gettysburg; H. it Fink, Pleasant Bill ; B. & D. X . 833..er. Two Taverna; Spalding. & town ; John Brodie', drulierryston a , ban usl Fatier. Jr., Lowrr's Mill; Je-str Hoed, Huller town hip; Atohew - Vreilludr, Crime Mill ; &Mr' T. Wright. Benderasille; Jacob Peeiryl. Middle town,; Jacob F Lowrie, Arcialtoille: H. %V. Winn ite . Murnmaeliwg ; Phlli p U M W, Mc.. Knightaeille ; Thema. J. Deeper, Fninklin tp. ; Jacob ‘lark, Gasittown ; Aulabauult dr. Spangler, But J. Martin; New Oxlerd ; J. 11. Henry. dhbottaniwn ; July tb, TILE WONDER OF 'IIIIE AGE f FOR THE CURE. tialtiheaing iprii?. ni Iblain,, 'hipped uir tooted hand ulna 1 , 1111 W ./ u nds • f ny kind 'lies; Whim. linen of the ireuit; Hits; , of breaking . _ Lips, Pimples on the Face, and all diseaies of the Ain. MP For particular* see small hide accompany. ing each box. eg7'4o 000 boxes sold in this State the past year, and gave universal satiafection. The great secret popularity of this Ointment Hewitt . the fact that it accomplisher all it is recom4 mended to do ; anti that I do not. recommend it to cure any thing but what from the, na ture of the ingredients, it. is an ebsolute ppeellic ter. while tidier preprustioni of the kind are recommended tq cure - every,: disease that human &ell in, heir to, from Consumptiondown to 44 bite an flee, when, in fact, all the medical prop entire they contain are in the handbills, and the thousands of fictitious certificates published in their praise . , . . . I invite those troubled with the above com plaints, (puticularly.Salt Rheum,) to toe box and try it,—if you are not fully satisfied, returns it and take back your money. N. IL-1. hare hundreds of testimonials./ ull4 show any one who feels disposed to call oh me and, satisfy himself of the virtues of the Oinlmant. Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRE% Naugatuck, Contr. rirTo whom all Orders should beaddr,earied. Sold also by the principal Druggists atul Country Merchants generally. Price 25 cents. •• . WitOCIIIALZ Dcrovs.—C.. V. Clikenee4-00; No 81. Barclay St., New York ; A. McClure & Co., Albany ; .1. Kidd & Co., Pittsburg; Wm; H. Brown &Bro., No. 4 Liberty Si., Baltimore; T. Dyott & Sons, Philadelphia. AGENTS.—SamueI H. Buehler, Oettyslibrg H. s; Fink, pleatrant Hill; B. &' D. K. Sny der, Two Taverns ; Spalding & Brother, Littli*, town ; John Busboy, Mctiberrystown ; Samuel Faber Jr., Lower's Mill ; Jesse Houck, Butler township ; Andrew Creglow, Centre Mill ; Abel T. Wright, Bendersville ; Jacob Pensyl,,,Mid. dletown ; Jacob F. Lower, Arendtsville ; Witmore, Mummasburg ; Philip Hann. Mc.: Knightsville; Thos. J. Cooper, Franklin tp.; dia co b Mark, Cashtown ; Aulabaugh & Sweet' t e n B e rlin ; J. Martin, New Oxford ; , ..1.14. Henry, Abbotistows. July 8,1853-Iyeow. . • • SW - , Blanks qf all. kb:ids:for: sale at this oSice. -
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