Alt OF' ROTAILERS
OF Wares and Mercliantiise,
' within the County of Adams, ramm
ed Ind elatratficti "by the undersigned Ap
praiser of Alemannic Taxehy in accordance
with the ievertil Acta of Atmembly, br the
year :854:
CLASS.
- AM'T LICCNCES
lionsugh of Gettysburg.
,S. Falinestnek & Bone,
12 ptior g e Arnold ,
12 Abraham Arnold,
13 ',..bicoh 5.; Grammar,
r,
13 D.tnner & Ziegler, '
13 A. Di K u nz,
14 Jan' Hoki, •
14". George
14 ,Alsreue Samson, •
14 S. 11'. Buelifer,
14 Keller Ku'itz,
14 'John L. Schick, -
14 W. W, Penn, •
14 George W. filissing.l
14 Philip Winter!,
14 8. S., Forittiy, set.
14 'Hugh Mcllhenny,
14 Samuel Little, -
14 William Gillespie,
14" J. J. Brinkerhoff,.
14 Emanuel Ziegler, liq.,
14 , Elias Sheada,
14 Robert &toads;
14 Aaron thins tent,
14 Owen Robinson,
14 Myer Stem t liq.,
14 Miss Margaret ArClellan,
14, Joqob
,Norlieck,
14 W. Hoffman,
Cumberlimit • Wuntshsp.
14 John Witiltert,'
14 George ',Wage, mill,:
- Stephan township.
14 Jacob King,
14 David
14' e. c, W. Myers, lig.;
14 Hugh King, •
14' Noah Miller,:
Menallen township.
14h ur I
Joh kho der;
14 Josiah,Penrose & C o.,
14 Able 'V.:Wright, •
14 Venrge hlinnigli, •
If Ruth Anna Wright,
14 Chnrlee.Elden,
14 0: P. - klause,
14 Wm. :Overileer,
14 el);
Ruder township..
.
14 13968 Hnuok: hq.,
14 Edward Stable,
14 J. A. H. RetlVer,
14 Samuel Faber, jr.,
14 Jrieub,rensyl, • '
14 Beecher & HOU'yer,
14 Henry Ihrtzell
, Tyrone township.
14 Joseph. Cline,
14 'W. B. Riley,
14,James 11. , Jameaon, liq
' Hamilton tOwntinp.
14, Allen S., Jacobs,
14 Joint H. Aldebatigh,
14 Charlea Spangler,
14 WM. Wolf,
14 Henry IL Miller,
14 Jetta Ilesgy,
I.ilcrty township.
14:John Nuneenaker,
Metal/joy 'township.
14 Lawrence Mile, lig.,
14 Sylvester "
14 Rrifry tiann,
14 B.:& D. K. , Snyder,
ici•anktin township.
14 Jacob .•Marlt, •
14 Abraham Scott,
14 Thomas J. Cooper,
14 Philip Hann, •
14 Henry W. Whitmer, liq.,
14 Peter Mickly,
13 JtiCab F. Lower,
14 John Wertz,'
14 J. B. Wrightson, • '
14 3lartin L Miller. •
14 George
onit lon an o nt
13 Jacob Brinkerholf,, •
14 Paxton ds Blythe,
14 Jacob„Heafleigh, • •
i.
14 John C. Shutzer,
14 .sti Stahley,
!s •
Huntington , /on 7bwnsinp
12 Jacob A. Gardnet, liq.,
13 B, F, Gardner, ,
14 . 1. Ridlemoser,
14 Jacob A. glen', •
14
,Amos Grjell,ll
14 Win:, Reed,
14 John G'ardner, ' "
/Aar/lore toionship.
19 Henry B. Smith, lig.,
14. C. Chronister e
Oxford totonship:
13 Jacob' Martin. lici„
13 Wm. D. St A. B. Himes,
14 Mary !few,
14 Abr'in Bushy,.
Remick ioumship.
14 Wm. Bittinger, liq., •
14 M. Eichelherger,
14 D. E. Hollinger, *“
14 Joieph It.!lienry, •
moiouplectiard tow n ship
13 icihn
14 Peter Oneal, lig.,
Reading township.
14!.D. White
14 Jacob Aulabaugh, jr.i
11. Jacob .George,,
14 Ephralin
Conowago,townskip.
14 John Busby, sr.,
14' Hiley - 44,Sneeringer.114.,
14 Jilin' Ginter,
N I Tnson t °Wns!iiP
14 Peter, Loam—HA:,
14 Abraham
14 Wm. Myers,: " •
Germatiy township.
13 Sttidy.k Nutbeck," 15 00
13' Ephireiin Alyecei: , 15 05
13 Spalding- & Brother, - 10,50
14 Henry Meyer, lig., - 50
14 Samuel Berlin, ' • '7 00
14 Geotriloork, 10 55
o . 77 Tioile Betalleri -who hare' not ts
kin ca t and sell' without License,
ate sataitided that they ere liable to indict
ment and fitie tinder 14' 'leveret Lets of
Astekobly, '•
LIST_,OF PERSONS ,, ,
Itsiented for Unease under the several
Ara.l44"4lLiteentb l 7. to create a Sinking
Fund, jo , provide rot the certain and grad
ual 'o6oigliisiintront et the .Debt of .01
Contetowarratth In wit
LICERSE.
Joke 'lading, Gettysburg. 6.00
8 John. Lot:, " 5 . 00
A. NI. Staub. Oxford township, 5 'OO
• DISTILLERIES
10 David Rhodes, FFee4glii,
10 W. 8; Jenkins, Oxfniil,
lOmTlicise distillers who• have not ta
ken out licenses, and who distill without
license, are reminded that by the 33.1 See
lion oldie art of the 10th o( April, 1849,
there are liable to indictment and fine.
APPEAL.
NollcE is hereby given to all persons
interested to the above return ot clas•
hifienti on, that I will bold an Appell at
the Commissionerie Office, in (.4iit)yslirg.
tin !liming the 30)5 day of May ne.N,
detweem the 'boors of 10 A. M., ...r3 P.
M.,--ahert and where all persona that may
coneider themselves aggrieved by said
classification may attend.
• .1. AVGAINHAUGH,'
Apr:lll44'ot Mercantile TOM for Adaiirui . cia:
, April'tB; 1854.-41
IlatioYe.e , Branth Rail Road. •
• CIIRIVOI; OF iIOURS:' •
riI`RAINS over ihe Hanover Branch
road now run as follows:
lst Train will leave' Hanover at 9.15
A K., with pitavetigera for York. liar
ristitirg; Colombia' and'Philadelphia, and
return to' Hanover with passengers front
BaltiMore. at 11.45 A. M.
2d 'train will leave Hanover at 2.45
. ,
P. M.; with:passengers for Baltimine, ar
riving thereat 6.45 ;"and return iminedi
atelv with Passengers from York, at
5 P. M. rs,
3d Train will leave 'Hanover at 6 P.
M. with Passengers tor 'York ; and return
with Passongers from thltimore at 8
7 00
7 00
10 50
700
7 00
The Monday morning. extra trait, will
leave tor Baltimore at 5.30; return at' 8
EDWARD E. YOUNG,,Hgent
Hailvver, Mftrch.24,1854.
,
Boitinsa i he oY Soiagieth Mind
Rff droved.
7 00
7 00
,7'oo
7.00
7`oo
700
8 50
8 50
~,7,:00
VHANGE .OF HOU RS .— Way Pas
11J-setiger Train leaves Calvert • :
•
Station at •• 8.15 •A
Arrives at York at . 14 'A It
Accommodation Train leaves Cal- • •
'vert elation at • '4.25 , P In
Arrives at York at . 7.42 r
Express Train leaves Calvert.
Station " ' JO r bf
Arraves at York at i 2-1.
10 50
10'30
10 50
7 00
7 U 0
1 1 0 50
7 00
RETURNING.
Way Passenger Train leave Har
ribburg at < 2 P
Arriving at York-al 3.15 P m
Expiess
, leayea 'Harris.
„burg at . • : 8.45 •A
Arriving ai.York at ' 9.54 All
' • A. P. WINCHESTER,'
Sverintendent of 7VanBporiation.
Mareli 24, 1854. •
7:00
7 00
10 60
• ..
• .• - - BOUNTY LANDS.
.•.. _____. • • .
%/'" i PERSONS entitled to
ante
/. ` I A I L • Lands untlei the acts of Con
. green of. the: . United States . citti
111
have their claims promptly and
1 efficiently attended - to by applica-'
, - -L don either'personally or by letter
othesubicriber, at his office in. Gettysburg.
Claimants' whose applications have been
suspended on account of deficimicy in'
proof may find it to their atlyamage tocalk
. ii -- - - : The fee charged is 41fi in each case.;
payable upon the delivery al the warrant.
The subscriber will also attend to claims
for PenSioni'for . Revolutionary or. other
services; and the •location of lands. , The
Gale and purchase of band ' Warrants at
tended to, and the highest cash• price paid
(tor the same. R. G. .IcCREARY.
May 14—tf.- Attorney at law
10 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
.7_:oo'
7 00
10'50
10 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
7;00
• 7 00
10 50
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7.•00
10'50
D. AMON U 111
./177'ORNEY AT I.i iE
(Otrum removed to prye r door West of Buehler
Drug,di fivok•Store, tammimrsburg street.)
edlttorney and Solicliortur
Patents and Pensions !
Bounty; Land , ; Warrants, Daek-Pay sus
.pended O4aime,.andall other claims against
the Government at Washington. D. 0.:
also American claims in England. Land
Warrants located and Hold. or bought, and
highest prices given.
Lands for sale in lowa, Illinois. and
other Western States ; and Agents engaged
incating Warrants there. -
ter'Apply to him personally or , by ,
otter. , ,
Gettysburg., Nov.ll, 1853. •
00.0
7 00
7 00
3,50
7 00
18 75
15 00
10, : 50
7 00
3,50
3 50
7 00
.DAVID WILLS,
Attorney at Lim, •
HAS taken •Mr., Srevessun's office.
Nurth West Corner of Centre
Square.
REFERENCE.--Hou. Thaddeus &areas,
I.airmaater.
Dec. 30, 1853. •
15:00
15 00
7 00
7 00
10 60
10 50
10 50
7 00
Wv bill'OLV2.29
ATTORNEY AT fI,WW
FTICE the'Soullt West corner of
O
the Square formerly orbupied by D.
WEOnsughy. Vl.; will attend promptly
to all business entruseed to his care.
May 12
LAW PARTNERSHIP,
„.. _ .
THE . undersigned,nave associated
'themselves as pirtneis in the Prac
tice of the Law. Their OlTme is in the
room long occupied by the senior partner,
where one or ' of , the firm can at all
times be cons u lted.
The business 'of OrnYvar ANCING. in all
• ,
its ranche'N will b . attended ttended with
promptness, neatness and accuracy.
MOSES McCLEAI 4 I . .
. .
%VM. McCI.EANI
May 5. 1854.-3nt I
7 OQ
7 00
7.00
10 50
7 00
, f1t4:404
,
Dr. J. Lawrence Hill,
DE.f4TIS?„ •
PFICE in Chambersburg street,
P one door West of the Lutheran
Church, nearly opposite Gnimmees store,
where he maybe found ready and willing
to attend to any case within the province
of the Dentist. Persons in want of ftill
sets of teeth are invited to call.
REFERENCES. .-
Dr.caohms.vcsir,
D. Hoto*sj, Prof. M. hcOuri, , '
" H.S. Hawn,'
"
A.,o4lire.
Rev. Jecisow."
July .7, 1848.
Philadelphia Advert
DAVIS 456 OTTLZ/C,
. tonay.:.orts IN
LAMPS, LANTERNS k CHANDELIERS,
N. E. Cc/TWEE' FOURTH & CHERRY sTB.,
PfiI!.4DELPHIA.
. . _
AVING enlarged and itiiproved their
Boire, and having the largest assort
client of Lamps in Philadelphia, tbby are
protiat'ed to furnish PINE OIL,
(./ A 51 PHEN'E,
BVIcSING PLUII), '
E'THERE'AL OIL, PHOSDENE GAS
end LARD OIL ; .Lamps, Lanterns, of all
paterita,PanCy Dote) & Hall Lamps, Chian
defiers. Gliandoles and Candelabras, itul
Rritama, Lamps, at the Manufacturing'
'owe's' prices. Mole hailing by the
package, at a small advance over Auction
•price,. Being large MA NUFACTUR—
ERS.Of Pine Oil, Burtiiiig -Fluid, Ether
eal Oil, Alcohul, and (the only true) Phi's
ele Gait, they eau furnish 'these articles
at such prices Unit Merchants •• will' find it
to theirladvantage to huy. Call before go
ing elseWhern.ifyou want harping. Also,
the Safety Fluid Lamp for sale.
DAVIS &
Sept . . 26,•1853-- I y
J. E. GOULD,
(Successor to A: FIOT,)
'NO. 164 CHIEsT,NIIT SWAN%
ExtensiVe Music Publisher, and Deale
in Musical inairuments of every descrip-
Exclusive Agent for the sztle of Flatlet,
Dnvis' le Co'V (Brien()) Patent Suspension
Bridge Zoliem >rnd Other `•
- PIANOS
h:Giibert's Boudoir Pianos, Meludeona,
Martin'a•Guitars; Harps,.,Violins, Sheet
Mnaie,'Mtisic Books, &e.
Residents.of, Ilie- country will be sup
plied•by.meil or'otherwise With any rillittie
they !nay ,wiehrat as low rates as :if pur
chased in person. Having one . of, the
large it atdeks in' the United Status, I fief
confident of satisfying all who or ay favar
me-witlre'call:nr order.
Dealers in Mosin supplied ori the most
lihertl terms: Pianos to let. Second-hand
Pianos for sale.
May 13;,.1853-1 y.
F. BROWN'S
EsseucF of .imiltilea Ginger.
ri!HIS Essence is a preparation of mt
. Ja- usual excellence. In ordinary diary.
rho3a; incipient cholera, in short, Mull cases
ofprostration of the digestive (lineup's, it
is'of inestimable value. During the preva
lence 'of . epidemic' cholera and amine
'crititplaints of children, it is peindiatly ef
ficiicionv; no fainily, individual ur travel.
let should'he , witliont it.
CAL11 4 16P1,.--.13e sure In get the genu
ine essenct3, which-is prepared only - by F.
BROWN, at' his Drug. and Chemical
Store, N. E. Corner of fifth and Chest
,nut Streets Pitilatle/phiii...uul fur sale , by
all the respectable Apotlrttries in the
United States, and in Gettystnirg, Pa, by
13Assum. H. BUEIILEd.
June 17, 1853--ly, ••
SUP .Eli PHOSPHATE of LIIIE.
•
DEBIJILG'S Original and
.Genuine,
warranted of. superior quality, ihe
cheapest manure iii the world. Farmers
and dealers supplied at !ow rates.
EXTRA QUALITY LAND PLASTER,'
5,000 barrels Extra Quality Land Plas
ter, slectetl expressly for us. fertiliiing
quality.
10,000 bushels of same in bulk.
1,000 barrels Calcined Piaster.
500 " Casting
100 " Dentist a
PERUVIAN 6UANO.
This ornate we ' offer iifi.iinlidenee to
our eustomers, se equal to , any import
ed, and far superior to mast in the
market.
5,00/ bags of true superior nano, or
sale at the lowest . , marketrates.,
,Also,:
PataEonian Gu'ano, t fcnidietie, Ground
Charcoal, 4T.
C. FRET C 1 1•& CO.
At the Steam Pinter Mille.. junction
Pork Avenee, Crown, and , Callowhill
stR. FlNdelphin. • '
Feb.. 3, 1854,-3m • , •
Wall Papers Wall- Papers !
riIHE .Subscribets hie now in their
J. ,
store• them complete cock of
Papp!' Cuitaits, Sze.,
which they offer, at i very.' low prices,
WHOLESALE AND • RETAIL ,
- Our issortment ir very complete, corn.
prising all the qualities, both FRENCH
AND kALVIRIOA.N.
We manufacture a large portion of our
goods and 'ea&sell at the lowest rates.
.
ice' Paper Hanging done in the country
stmty prices. '' - • '
PARRISH & HOUGH,
No.- :4, North. Fifth 'iteet,
Match 24, . 1854,--3m
1, IL WORTH 86 CO.,
DOOR' BLEND SIIUTTER.
sl,Wur Z)2.4.. 11 1/ 1 °
East side of Broad Street, beliro , Wood. Philada.
WHERE may be found, constantly on
hand, an . extensive assortment
or poon. SASH: stiVT'r,E4s. and
MOULDINGS, warranted' equal ' to any
that can be ramie.
Also,. Sash ready 'grazed, always on
hand. ' *
Orders by mail or despatch will receive
,
prompt attention.
Mari+ 24, H154.-3m
Store We, 29, N: 3rd street, Philadelphia,
CURRIERS, AND IMPORTERS.
Commission and Generas
LEATHER BUSINESS,
WEOLll2l.ll.kla ,44RETAX354
Alanuj j aciory 15 Illargaretta
.streel.
Philadelphia. •
July 15, 1853-Iy.
" H. 14.13Avintip,,,
H.A. Murmur ivas
" H. L. 8116TEll.
BUILDING,
PHILADisILPHIA.
1,000 TONS NO. 1
LEATHER.
Fritz & Hendry,
MARROCCO MANUFACTVRERP.
STRA:W GOQDS,SY RING 1854
r ' I IIE subscribers era now prepared to
v tit:Hl! vi s i t
SPl t: t EN i)
iilN
E
Afcompleted, ou
the site of,their, former stand,
No. 41 &kith Second Street. Philaxlelphis,
an entiresneur and beautiful Stock of Straw,
Fancy and Silk Bonnets and Flatta, Flow
j era, Aca ; and ranama,,Falm and Summer
i Hats (or Gentlemen, which our patrons.
Merchants and Milliners generally, are in
vited to examine, confidently promising
theta , . in extent, in variety, in novelty,
and in styles, a stock unequalled.
U 2,1 Orders carefully and promptly exe
cuted.
TimmAs WHITE & CO
March 17, 1854.-3 m
New .Wall Paper Warehouse.
BUNTON AND LAING,-
MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS.
No. 124'Arch Street, second door above Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA,
Vkl HERE may be found the largest
V and handsomest assortment m the
City.
Purchasers (rpm tho country will find it
to their advantage ~ to call at our store,
‘t hero they wilt be auitcd with a supsylur ,
article, at th lowest prices..
AItIRTON otr, L'ANING,
No 1.24 Arch Street, above Stxth, Philadelphia
Feb. 24, 1854.-3 m
WINDOW SHADES.
G. .L MILLER ik CO.
DrAIgt7FACTURERS w
AND WHOLEDALN AND RNTAIL . DEAILDRI IN
WI ,NIYOW :51,1414)E5,
f3outh.west Owner of Second ilts4 Arch streets,
• kiILADELPIIIA, '
UCH as GfithdfiLandsCapeS, Borders,
k Vases, Scroles, Ilioquets, GOLD
BORDER.% dr.,c., of the most beautiful
designs .and 'perfection •of finish in this
country. and at 'such LOW PRICES as
to challenge, all. competition. Buff and
White Iliillands,Cambrics.Tassels..Cords,
Brasses, St.e.e, in every variety, for City or
Country trade.: We invite an examine
, tion Of our---stock,-at the-Depot,
South
:west corner of Second and Arch streets,
Philadelphia. ~...._. .
Jan. 27, 1854.—55 • •
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS.
JOHN - STONE & SONS,
N 0.45 South tter-uud Street, Philadelphia,
1-1
11VE .:00W- in Store, of their own
•importation, 'a large and haudstnue
assortment of
RIBBONS, •
SILKS.
• FLOWERS,
CRAPES,
•
•and every article suitable to the 'Millinery
Trade, to vrnich constant addition will be
mado.throughout the season, thereby en
abling theM to offer 11,e largest and most
desirable selection of articlei in their line
to be found in the City.
Philada., March 17, 1854.--2 M
UNIVERSITIE MEDICINES! !
FEVER AND . - AOUE CURED DY ROW.
AND'S TONIC MIXTURE
rilllE University •of Free Medicine
. 11- ' and PnpulaiAiwwledge ; chartered
by th'e State of Pentisylvabia, at its Las
session, (Viz. 2Uth April. 1853.) mainly
for the purpose of arresting the evils re
sulting from the saltrof spurious and dan
gerous nostrums, also, for the purpose of
supplying the public with reliable reme
dieson cases wherein the, patient cannot
obtain or will not employ the best medical
advisers; having purchased that invalua
ble remedy, %mantra Tonic Mixture; on
acccount of. HS just celebrity and known
efficacy, in ..tkie treatment of Fever and
Ague. and its kindred affections,—has no
hiNktatiortin recommediug, it the•highl
eat terms to the patronage of the af
flicted..,.
COMP4AINT cured by.
!m•-. RO W AND'S BLACK—BERRY
,ROOT. The ahem Institution ,extends
its sanction, in like, mariner, to the remedy
fnr Coniplaint," so well known as
Rowand's Conipou nd Syrup of Black bbrry
Root, and earnestly recommends it to - the
confidence of Patients afflicted with these
complaints,;--believirigit to be iiivaluable
in the treatment of Mich raves:
By order of the Trusteee.'
Hon. Henry K. Stiong, Hon. J. R. Flanigan
John R. , Revrencl, IN: D., R. Ashton, Egg.
' , Heetor Orr.,Eeq. • .
: mall Clommunications to be addreaa
ed,—John R. Rowand, M., D., Head of
the Pharmaceutical9)epartment, end Pres
ident oh.he University,,. -
Home Dispensary and office, No. 47
South Second street, Philadelphia. -
Branch Dispensary. at the store of S.
S. FORNEY. Gettysburg.
Sept. 30, 1853--ly
CAUTION ! CAUTION !
THOMAS 'S
PATENT ELECTRO-MGANET LIGHT;
NINO RODS.
BEWARE OF IMPOSTER!, AND SWINDLERS..
.1 N order to prevent a-repetition of the
I FRAUDS so extensively carried on
. luring the last two years, bp a, set of
scoundrels who travelledOer 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, autliorizing them to act as
my ,ageks, legally executed and ac
knowledged before Alderman HENRY
SIMPSON. of Philadelphia ; they have
also my name and place of business on
their wagons. I believe them all to be
strictly honest, and fully acquainted with
the business Of putting up Lightning Rods,
which they will, do , at as lovv a price as
they can be obtained at the factory. As
many schemes have been resorted to, to
defraud myself and the public, purchasers
should be on their guard ;thousands have
been grossly deceived by purchasing use
less articles in the shape of -Lightning
Rode, having pewter, lead, copper, zinc
and iron points, either, or all of which are
good for nothing. My' ELEOTRO
MAGNET LIGHTNING RODS have
been examined by many of the most 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 Al%
Clintock, Walter R. Johnston, of the 'U.
S. Patent office,'E. J. Carr, Dr. T. E.
Waller and many others who recommend
theni in the highest terms 01"eititrolia
lion. •
'All orders WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL, will Meet with prompt ettentibn.
Spiro Rods and Scrolls. made to order.—
Cardinal Points,and, other kinds, of
weather Vanes, f o r sale cheap.
ac7"ltly Agent, SAasuer. C. WILT; will
locate himsolf'duringilie summer . tif 1854,
at N0..21 North Queen street, Lancaster,
Pa.—and AUGUSTUS CANN, at Penna.
grove, N. J. Property owners am those
scalene of the country will do well to
call on theta. '
THOMAS 'ARMITAGE.-
Vhaa Skeet, 4 doom above tfflellh, Philadelphia.
March 3,1854.-11 n •
BUILDING HARDWA RE
1 1 0 . OL STORK EXCLUSIVELY,
The Largest Establishment of the kind in the
United Btates.
Wkli M. M'CLURE & BRO.,
No. 287 Market Street, above tlevAnth, Philsda.
NUFACTUR ER'S Depot for
/TA Locks of all kinds, warranted quality.
"Patent Silvered Glass Knobs." Prem
ium Porcelain Knobs, over 100 , Patterns.
Silver Plated Knobs, Hinges, &c., with
the most complete :mina:bent of he
Modern Goods in this Line. Purchasers
are invited to call and examine uur
Stock. Catalogues sent by Mail if de
sired.
Rot Air Registers and Ventila
tors, at Factory Prices.
ICPAP orders put up corder the imme
diate supervision of the firm.
CALL AND ONE CB,
March. 3, 1854:-6ai
C A.IIIIT
Olie.tliird Cheaper Man' White Lead, and
'freefrorn Poiionous Qualities.
/VIM NEW JERSEY ZINO COM
PANY hiving greatly enlarged their
works, and improved the quality of their
products, are prepared to execute ordeM
for their SUPERIOR PAIN T:• 1 3, dry, and
ground In Oil, in assorted packages of from
25 to 500Onimds also. " •
Dry, 1n barrels, of 200 pounds each.
Their White Zinc, which is sold dry
or ground in oil, is war,ranied PURE and
unsurpassed for Body and Uniform White
ness.
A method of preparation has recent.
Iv been discovered. which enables the
Company to warrant their paints to
keep. fresh. and soft in the• kegs fOr.any
reasonable time. In this respect their
paints will be snperibr , to any other in the
market.
Their Brown Zinc Paint, which is sold
twa low price, and can only be made from
the Zinc ores from New , Jersey,.is.now
ieell known for its proteetiye qualities
when applied, to iron or other metalic sur
faces.
Their Stone Color Paint possesses all the
properties of the hrown, and is of an agree
able color for painting Cottages, Depots,
Out-buildings, Bridges, &r..
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
their Agents,
FRENCH & RICHARDS.
Wholesale Paint Dealers and importers
N. IC cot. 10th At Market Str.„Philadelphia,
April 14, 1854.—0 m. •
Baltimore Advertisementel.
SAYE YOUR MONEY.
N. MONTGOMERY,
(Late Salesman for Yeakle, Cobb .S• Co.)
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Fancy Silk' Millinery Goods,
. .
' No. 211 Baltimore Street,
(UP STAIRS,)
Between Light and Charles ste., BALTIMOBE.
HAS on hand and will - be receiving.
constantly through the season,
NE%V GOODS+•-rich fashionable fancy
silk Millinery Goods. My stock of Rich
Ribbons, comprising every variety of the
latest and...nlOst.beautiful designti.'
loner my' Goods for net' 'cosh, at- to*.
.prices than any credit House ean,ef•
All persons wilt find. it greatly to their
interest to reserve .a portion el their motl
ey, and make. selections from my great
variety of rich cheap goods.
Ribbons lor Bonnets, flips. Sashes &a.
gannet Silks. Satins. Velvets,
Crapes, Lissea; .Tarletone, , Foundations,
Blonds,. Illiflionsirand Embroidered Lace
.for,Capa. •
French and American Flowers,
French Label ' , Bitglish; Atnerictm and Ital
ian Straw Bonnets, an& Trimmings'. io
gether with every article , in the Millin
ery line.
Baltimore, Feb. 17, 1854.-115
TIN WIRE!' TIN UK.
GEO E. BUEHLER informs hie
friends and. customers that he has a
very large assortment of
TIN WARE
on hand ready :for the Spring .sele, Made
by experienced workmen and °flood ma
terials, whiCh will he soldinsi , for CASH
or COUNTRY PRODUCE.' p'Call
Gett.imburikMatch‘ 10, 1854.
TOBIAS' LINIMENT,
FCR the cure of Headache, Cholera
Mochas, Tocithaehe, Bruises, Sprains,
dte. o —a most excellent remedy—for sale
at the DRUG SPORE of
.1'
S. H. BUEHLER.
MEDIOINES,
4)P all kinds, trom, the best f
'louses in the,city; con- ----
stantly on hand and for sale at *.- •
/ s
the Drug and Bookstore of
• S. H. BUEHLER.
. .
• ...7FashiOablp Cravats.. •
j o , l l
b re e c a e u i t v i:
NIA! e a
U large S A M SONassortm e n t
lel CRAVATS, of thelatest style, which
he will sell cheaper than any other estab
lishment in town.
Member 2, 1853.
r ONNETS, RIO ins and FlOwen, a
large askortiner, of the different
ty to, to be found it •
SCHCK'S.
. --
Isllll°'l LINENS. , Meiling, Tidings,
,
Flannels, Linen Table Cloths, Tow
dingo and Drillings--a large' varidy—for
sale at SCHWA'S.
Bonnetwand Bonnet Ribbons,
A
Splendid assortment of auperior
nIL qualityoo be had cheap at
GRAMMER'S NEW f3TPILEI.'
2000 LADIES
ARE willing to certify that the HATH
AWAY COOKING STOVE is the
- fiery 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 stove now sold.
These celebrated stovos• are constantly
kept for sale at a very reduced price at
the
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY AND
111AOHISH SHOP,
,Where' the subscribers,feeling determined
16 suit all persons have also the Parlor.
Sexton's Baltimore Air-tight. Peakakell
add Cabinch Cook Stove, and Air-tight
and 'Pen-plate Parlor Stoves of the most
beautiful patterns. •
Tana salmon. *Lotions
which cannot be surpassed for lightness o
draught or in the character of their 'work,
are constantly on hand for sale, and in view
of the reat that the Mouldboard 'Of these
Ploughs is one-fourth heavier than that ,of
other phsughs, it is decidedly the' cheep
esi that can be obtained. ,
WITIIIIIIOII7 I'LO andoh
irarit I
era, Castings for the Woodcock Plough.
Wind-mill *nchinely, Castings and 'Rol
low-ware,.yith every article usually mad
at Foundries can be obtained here.
Blacksmithing and Shop Making as
usual. •
WARREN & SON,
IMPORTANT
TO 711/1
Farmer, Farrier & Stage Proprietor.
' .GEO. W. MERCHANT'S . '
CELEBRATED GARGLING OIL
OR AAAAAA LIII.IIO 111 Taa DISTORT OP
As the mat remarkable External Applieslice ever
dinovered,
MAN 86841./
4,47.
"They can't Keep House without it"
Experience of more than vilieenyears boa established
the fact that MerthariVe Celebrated Gargling Gil, nr
renal Family Embrocation, will cure mum cans, and re.
Aare all such as
Spavins, Sweeney, Ringbone, Windmills, Poll
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Galls of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Pis.
'tuba, Sitfast, Sand 'Cracks, Strains, Lameness,
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mange,
Rheumat.sin, Bites of Animals, External Poi.
sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites.
Boils. Corns, Whitlows. Burns and Scalds,
Chi Mains, Chapped IlandS, Cramps. Con
tractions of tho Muscles, Swellings, Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts,
The unparalleled our.ress tiLthis..oll, 'Ma cure of the.
eases in Horses and Cattle, and even in hunted Limb, Is
daily becoming more known Its the tanning community.
It ens hanity be credited, except by those who have been
.n the habit of keeping it in their stables and houses what
a vast amount of pant. mitering and time, am saved by
the timely applicant's of tide Oil.
Sr Ile cure the name of the sole proprietor. GEORGIE
W. MERCHANT Lockport, N. E., is blown In the aide
of the bottle, and in his handwriting over the cork.
All enters addressed to the proprietor will be.promptly
responded to.
Om a Pamphlet of the Agent, and see what wooden are
acromplished by the use of this medicine.
bead by respectable dealer* generally, the United
States and Canada. Also by •
arKELLER RURTZ & 8. H. BUEHLER,
Gettysburg; J. R. flenry A bbatstoorn ; J. Aut..
baligh,fiainpton W. Wolf, Best Berlin ; Pax•
tun & Blythe, Fairfield ; A. H. Myere. Round.
Hill ; J. :Mark, Gnalitown ; J. Haack, Menellen ;
J. Martin, New Oxford ; Study S, Norbeek,
tlestown; Taney.& Mcßride. Fmmitsburg ; Md.
And et wholeaele by F. Klitt &Co J., Gilbert
& Co., and T. W. Byelk,, PHILABELPHIA.
Jan. 27, 1804...:-17
Dianwhd Tolisois=NevirTirm.
tipton & Zrotber,
FA§HIONABLE DARDh:Rb AND HAIR
DRESSERS,
C AN
at all times be found prepared to
IL' attend to the cella of the people,it
the Temple, in the Diamond.„adjmning
the County Building.
,From Long expe
rience they flatter, themselves that they can
go through all the ramifications of the
Tonsorial Departinent,
with each an infinite degree of• skill, as
will meet with the entire satisfaction of
all. who may submit their chins to the
keen .ordeal of their razors.: They hope,
therefore, that.byelheir 'attention to busi
noes, and a desire to please, they will mer
it as welLas receive, a liberal share of pub
lic patronage. The sick will be , attended
to at their private dwellings.:
,
A STEWARD WANTED
at Pennsylvania College.
T HEpresent S . teward'of Pennsylvania
College being about to leaVe, appli
cations will be received by,the undersign
ed from persons desiring the situation:
Information kr regard thereto can be had
of either of the undersigned;
per Possession will be given on-toe Ist
of April ; or sooner if desired.
MOSES MoULEAN,
8. FA HNESTOCK, .
H. S. BUBO',
enmities of Bnata of Trustees.
Gettysburg, March 3, 1854--tf
THE 'STAR AND BANNER.
to publishkd every Friday Evening, in
Baltimore street, in the three story
building, a few doors above
Tatineitocks Store, by
D. A. & C. H. BUEHLER.
mionat
If paid in advance or,within the, year $2 Per
annum—if not paid within the ye; rs 2 50, 110
paper discontinued until all a r rarages are paid—
excepeil the option of thc - Editor. Single copier'
Wants. , A failure to notify a dis Continuance
will be regarded as a new engagement.
ardreiturenunti not exceeding equate inserted
three limes for /sl—every subsequent inaertion
25 cents. Longer ones in the same proportion.
5.11 advertisement' not specially ordered for a
given time will be continued until forbid. A libel.
ral reduction will be made to those who advertise
by the year.
JOS 'Printing of a lk inds ex ecu te dn eatly and
promptly,and on reasonable terme. -
idlers and Communications to the EditOr.(ex
eeptiig such ascot:akin Money or cue , names of
nett subscribers,) must be roar PA tin in order to
ecure attention.
WISS and helmet Flouncing': Edg
ings, and inverting'; Collars, Clienti
settee an d Sleeves, in great variety. al
SCHICK'S.
A_GREAT FACT!
100 PILLS . TeR 25 GENTS'
NO 141100. EX PORTION FOlt MEDICINE r
DR. TOWNSEND'S HEALTH PILLS', end
being called for, from all parte. ni the ;anal they' ,
aro rapidly euperceding other medicine., bath on
account of their .happy rirede 140 n hid bum rn
tiplom in removing disease, and anPuritlea arid
also the exceedingly reduced price at which air y
are offered. -
The rich and the Poor find iri them a lea, bnan
—each
. box contains I'o .1 1 11.1A+,_heing lour
times a s many, as are usual!, to be had ot other
kind, of pills at the lame price. .'hey co i ,ta ln
n o minnral poison whateeer—theirr. Martin , ota
are Extracts, lialsama, and Gums of great al.
SARSAPARILLA,
In s highly concentrated form is it prominent
ingredient. These Pills are never violent in- their
operations, but always thorough' and ellicicut
They will be found exceedingly , efficacious bile•
moving the following complaints, yix ,
Impurities of the blond, Costiveness. ,Jaundice,
Female Complaints, Sick Headache, Pains in
the back, 'Bilious A ffections, : llyipepsia, Ithem.
instism, Constipatipn. Veins in the, hoed„ P.piui
in the side, Liver Complaints, Febrile Africiione
Piles, Irregul,irities, Pains in the lireost,.Peini
iota° Loins, do.
„ .
. It to no well understood that nine.tenths of
the menrtridaems peculiar,to .the burnen,fanti:y
originate in 'Obstrirrtitais, and ingiuriiirs or 11. e
Blood. If you have fleadeohe;there is en Mar so -
(ion.. if a Cold, there is an Obstructiou- r il a Fever
there are manifold Obstructioni.-4 Liver' tont.
plaint, there is an ObstraitiOrt:- . ...Valne in tio:Head
Sitek,.chest, Bides. sed-,Leins, are.all caused ,by
Obstructions--RdeumptiarpoOramp, . Gant.
,Con
vulsions, Fits,-Nervous ,"Deldlity r ,Frostration.,.
Paralysis, Female Coniplaints,..Flles, Constipa.,
tion, Jaundice, and,a host of other Ills, arise from
Obstructions t. Cutaneous Eruptions. ,
Blajohesdialt Rheum„ Erysipelas, acrotulo,Ac.,
originate partly from the same cause—lmpurity
of tho Blood does the rest.
Now for these, and kindred diseases. TO WN •
BEND'S PILLS are a sovereign remedy, and
they are - moreover THE CHEAPEST MEDI.
LINE J i THE WORLDS - •
re Directions' accompany each box. F. A.
Palmer, General: A gent, titonington, Ct.
Remember the Price. Odd Hundred Pills fur
25 Cents.
AGENTS —Samuel S. roiney, Gettysburg ;
H. S. Yink, Pleisint Hill ; B. & I). K. Snyder.
Two Taverns ; tipelding & Bunher. Littlestown ;
John Bushey, Mesherryetnwn ; Samuel rubor. J r.
Lower's Mill ; Jesse Holick,, Butler township ;
Andrew Creglow, Gentle Mill ; Abel T. Wright,
Benderseillo ; Jacob Pensyl,'Jvliddletown ; Jaiiiih
F. Lower, Arenilievilki ;111. Mum
mashurg ; Philip Hann, MeHnlghtsville Thomas
J. Cooper, Franklin tp., ;Jacob Merk. Ceslitowi; ;
Aulabaugh & Spangler, East Berlin ; J Merlin,
New Oxford ; J. R. Henry, Abbottatown,
July 8, Ibs3—eow—ly. .
THE GREATEST
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
Minters, Fanners, Families and others, can
purchase no Remedy equal to
DR. TOBIAS' VENETIAN LINIMENT,
for Dysentery, Cholic, Croup, Chronic Uhci.mn•
tism, Sore Thou* Toothache. Sea t•ickae„s,
Cuts, Burns, Swellings, Bruises, Old burrs. Head•
ache, Mosquito Bites, Pains in the limbs, clie,t,
back, &c.
If it dues not give relief, the money will be rc•
fundra: ; all that is asked. In a trial, and use it ac
cording to the Directions.
It is an Engßah remedy, and was used by Wil
liam the IV., late King ul England. and era t; d
to by him, as a CIRO fur Rheumatism, when
everything else had tailed.
Over 10,000,000 Hornell
have been sold in the - United States, without al
single failure, and ninny. have stated they wra.l,l
not be without it If it wan $lO per bottle. in
cue of Croup, as it is as certain as it in ap
plied.
It cures Cholera, when first taken, in a few
hours ; Dysentery half an hour; Toothueldi
in Ave minutes. tt is perfectly innocent to tutu
internally, and is recommended by the most rani
nent Physicians in the United States.
PRICE 25 Mgt - 60 021W110.
OR. TOBIAS criuld•till a dozen Nenspapere
with certificates and loiters relating to thewon.:ei.
ful cures accomplished by this Liniment, but con
siders warranting it satacient. as sny person who
does nut obtain relief need not pay for it.
DR. TOBIAS has put up a
MORSE LINIMENT
in pint bottles, which is vilursoted cheaper and
better than any other for Cbolle, tkratetws, ()Id
Sores.64lls, dwellings, Cuts—Bruises, &n.
7Price 5 cents. Dr. Tobias' office, Nu.
240 Oreenieich street, New York. •
AGENT.S.--"Simuel S. Forney, Gerty.burg ;
U.S.I Fink, Mariam H 111; D. & •D. K. miyiler,
Two Tavarria Bother. Limes
town ; John Nen, Slieriyatown ; Nan url
Faber. , Jr., Ilntler
tOWriship ; Andre* tiroglo*, •renr ;
T. Wright, Betulbraville) Jacob Peney I,
town ; .Jacotr .F, flower. Arenillarlll.l H. IV
Witnire, Sturrunialairg ' • Philip Flinn , Mc.:
Knighisellle; Thomas J. Cooper; Franklin Fit.;•
Jacob Mark; Idaehinwii ; A ulitharigh & Spangler,
Hut Berlin; J. Martin', New Ox find'; .1. R.
Henry, 'Abbottatown ;
.July 8, 1.8.53—e0w-1.1.
Tim WONDEJOF 'lll.O, AGE ! !
1 0 0 It THE
‘•
CILIOE
dtlslpliuum
y e ipela..
hi Iblaln•,
hopped or
tacked hand
urns and
&side, Guts,
W o IA or
,ny. kinds
inflain
lotion of the
beast; Bite;
of breaking
out and Sores on children; Sore •• Lips, Fipples
on the Face, and all diseases of the. Skin.-,
i2rFor partibulare see 56111 bilk ricebbipittly
ing each bOx.
t 20 000 boxes sold in: this.B(ate lirer
past year, and , gave Universal satisfaction.
The great secret popularity, of this ;Ointment
lies in the fact that it accomplishes all ft is recom
mended to do.; and that I do pet recommend
it to cure any thing but'what froth'the na
ture of the , ingredients, it is an absolute rpecifc
for t ,while ; other--propitiations- of • the , wet
recommended to cure , every distraint that human
flesh is , heir to, from Consumption , Aoyin, to the
bite of a flea, when, In fact, all the medical prop
ertieserthey contain are in the hendbilli;and the
thensands of fictitious certiticiies iublished in
their prams.
I invite those troubled with the above com
plaints, (particularly Stilt ftheum,) totakea box
and try it,—if you are not fully satisfied, return
it and take back your money,
N. 11.-1. have hundreds of teetimaififs I den
show any one who feels disposed to cell on me and
satisfy himself of the virtues of the,Olniturint.,
Prepared and sold by MCINIIOE,TERREL
Naugatuck, Gong. ,, .
rir To whom all Orderrs should biaddressed.
Sold also by the principal 'Druggists and Coiititry
Merchants generally. Price 25 cents.
WIIOLESALE Derors:—.o. V. Clikener4 Co.
No 81, Barclay St., iNew York ; A, Mae turd &
Co., Albany ; J. Kiddhk, Co,„ Pithrhyrk;
H. Brown &Bro.. No. 4 Liberty St., Baltimore ;
T. W, , Diott & Sons, Philadelphia.
AGENTS.—SamueI H. Buehler, Gettysburg
H. S. Fink, Pleasant Hill ; B. & D. K. Sny
der, Two Taverns; Spalding & Brother, Littler.
town ; John Busboy, McSherrystown ; Samuel
Faber Jr., Lower's Mill; Jesse Houck,-Butler
township •, Andrew Creglow, Cent Mill; Abel
T. Wright, Bendersville ; Jacob Pensyl, Mid
dletown; Jacob F. Lower, Arendtsville ; H. W.
Witmore, Mummasburg ; Philip 'Henri,
,Mc-
Knight/villa ; Thos. J. Cooper, Franklin tp. ; J 1
cob Mark, Cashtown ; Aulabaugh dc ; Spangler
East Berlin ; J. Martin, New Oirord ; J.
Henry, Abbottstown.
July B,'lBs3—lypow.
Wl' Blanks of all kinds for
sale at this office.