~i~^r~~B
ilat,Cardio
TT . BOUNTY LNDS.
, • •
116111801s1Sentitled to (lonely
it ' ' Lends under the arm of.Con
* grese or the 'United States ran
-r
" 1'64 their claims promptly and
eflistietitly,atiended to by applica;
tton'either pit-Soil:Illy of by lever
olthe'ilitiVetitier;at his office in Gettysburg.
Claynanta whose , applications bare been
suipituidid on account of tiefiripticy iii',
preornity find it tollteir advantage loran-,
t:7"The 'fee charged is *5 in each rase.
Oittli upon the delivery' of the warrant. ,
Thietibaciiber will elito unroll In claims
for Pensions ,for Revolutionary or 'others
siiiiitie grid the location of lands.. The
sato•tind petchiso of I.and Warrants at-
Made& toi 'add the highest cash rice psi I 1
flor,the 'genie. R. G. Ma:REAR?. I
- MAY' ilL:Ltr Attorney at law
••••••••••••
Di'vM 9 CON A ITCHY, .
'" .1770.4'NEY
(Office proorted f 0 one dour West of , Buehler
„Brus,Or,pook-btore, Chambereburg street.)
Atlorasey mid Solicitor tor
• l'6,o , ittg and Pensions,
Bounty: Liu& Warrahts, Back-Pay sus.
;landed Claims, and all oilier claims against
the,.Government u;, Washington, D. ,0.4
alin:Alueries.n.elaitna in .Erigland. Land
Warrants located and sold, or bought, and,
li.ightV prices gire.n.
io . r : ,sale lowa,,plinnis, and
other s Western.States ; end Agents engaged
ioesting,,Warrantathere. .
. ; to hint : personally or by
Gettysburg, N0y.11,1853.
, . .
.I.• LAW' kARTNERSHIP. •
TIIE undersigned , have esaneinted
Itemeelves: as psrtne re. the Prac
tice of the 'Law; Their Office is' . in the
room long occupied by the senior partner,
where one or both of the firm can at all
unlett conselteil. • • •
The Mirthless of CosisitVart i ctNo: in all
its branches, will be attended, tri - whlt
prert4ttti7s';:neatness and accuracy. •
' `''MOSEB 'alcCL AN.
IVM. McGLEAN.
''Mav 5.'1864.-301
PAV I IP' W I IGLS,
Atttwney. at Law,
HAS Mr.. STEV . ENSON'EI office.
Noilh West Corner of Centro
SOs re.
• • REFEREI4CE.—Iion. Thaildeu, Stevens,
Esq.. Lancaste , . '
Dee:'3o; 1853.
V. A. M`GINLEYs
`.:AiTORNET 'Ar LAW,
OFRICE in the South West corner o!'
'the Squire formerly occupied by D.
trl'eimittially, Esq., will attend promptly
to all littsiness entrusted to his care.
May 12, 1854.—1 y
cllmaiton
' 404' 1 •
Or.'3. Lawrence Hill,
AriFF.IcE, in • rhambersbarg street,
P' one_ door West of the Lutheran
Church, nearly opposite G:amtner's store,
where he may be found ready and willing
to attend to any case within the province
of the Dentist._ Persons in want of full
sets of teeth,are itivited to call.
REFERENCES. .
Dr.c.N.11EuLu....3 .., Rev.C.P.K.RAwris,D.IJ
Prof.M.J•COHS,
"*11.8:11C10:51, I H. L. 13
AUGHILR,
" Git.st. , I . " H.A.MuitLuguuno
Ai. L. lilTatvy.s.
July 7. 18. AR.
DOC rO#t
sOONN
HAVNG located permanently in Get
typhurg, oilers his professional ser
vices to the public.
. 0 4 79 tri, and residence in York Street,
opposite the Blink.
April 28, 1854. ly.
DOOTOIL
31111,2 ILN'
(HOiIEOPATHItir)"
ATE from Philadelphia, would re
y
41(ietfully offer hiiservicee to the Cu.
ien;ne of lfendereville and Adame county
in general.'
crpitcein were lie can
at ill times be found Ana consulted, when
not 'pritieessiorially engaged. ',
Bendereville, May 20, 1854.--Om
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.'
4, REGULAR MEETING of the 4 A1").
ilk - 'ANN 'COUNTY AGRICULTU
RAL SOCIE'rY" }yin take place at the
Court.hohse •in Gettysburg, on Tuesday
the 22d of dukustnext, at 1 eclo . ck, P.
M. k meeting is hoped that the will not
only be siMilded by those Who have en
names as members of the So.
eitity;lMAalso by all who feel interesed in
the adiancenientof Agriculture, and, the de
velopment of the resources of the county.
4011 N 'M'GINLEY, Preal
,
IL J. STAIILIt, •
July .28, 1854.--u1
eANT NEETOM.©
rirt HE members of the United Brethren
2' Church, on York Springs Circuit,
intend' bidding a camp meeting on the
lartirit 'Meilen Myers, in Latimore town.
shift: iiegiimina on the 14th day of August
nett. r TIM public generally are invited in
attend. A boarding tent will be kept' in
vicinity of t h e camp for the accommmla
tion of visitars• ' and
_no huckstering or
traffloing will be allowed uuder.the penally
of tlte
By oilier of the
July 0. : 1854.-a1
TIACNERS WANTED.
nE : school .Direetors of Strabsr.
towriship, will meet at the house of
rE .
JI li: Ottatt, in nuoterstown, on Sat.
tertWilift litth of lioguit next, at I &-
l ook lb; 'llti., to twelve proposals ftom
usolititti
for taking charge of the different
Kfortiiis' Old township. -
A. TAUGHITNBAUQH.
1110 5 5 11154. - -=td
Ettrumitiir of ill kinds wil
.
bald at , : *.
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE ..../7drint' a courtly Mutual The In.
attratitc Company" located at Get
tysburg, is now in successful operation, are
for lowness of rates, economical menage
tnent olio a (fairs, and safety in Insurances,
challenges comparison with any other
similar company. All its operations are
conducted under the personal supervision
of Managers selected by tho Stockholders.
TIEJ Books of the Company are at all ninee
open to the inspection of those insuring in
it. As no travelling agents are employetl, ,
persons ; desiring to insure can Make nez
plmntion to either of the Managers, from
whom all requisite information can be
gained. p7' The Managers are
Dootuatt--tictage Swope, D D
Wills, A. B. Kurtz, iltsinuel K. Russell. F.
W. : , t.shle. Faiiiiestock, C. W: Marmite, 0.
111cConsuirtii.
Menelleu—Wiii. B. Wilton,
Cumberloinilßoliett
*inOlin—Jacob
Franklin—Andrea 'Heinizelman,
Hamiltonl.an—Amos W. Maginly,•
Liberty—John Mussolnists, jr.,
Rending—Henry A. Piling,
l A tirooro.:-Jai'obGrieg,
Mountjoy-;•Joseph'Fink,
Berefirk--Ilattllew Eiehelberger,
Oxford—John L. Noel, J. R. Weal,
President—GEOßGE SWOVE;
Vice Preitiilent—Sioitici. 8. Remit.
:ecretery—D. A. 13utinci. • •
Irreeouter—Saxaci. Fees ICSTOCIC. •
Executive Committee—A:JOKEY/ HZINTZBA
MAN, ROBERT WOORBT, JACOB KING.
Sal/I. I 0. I '
Dia — mond Tonsors—New Firm.
CWOII srClibtrt
FASHIONABLE. BARBERS AND HAIR
DRESSERS, • .
VAN at all times he found prepared to
‘- 1 attend to the calls of the people,'at
the Temple. in the Diamond;' adjoining
the County, Building. From Lang.expe
tience theyflatter themselves that they can
go through all the ramifications of the
Tonsorial Department ;
with midi an infinite degree of skill, as
Will inlet with the entire satisfaction of
all who may , - submit their chins to the
kein ordeal of their razors.. They hope,
the . refore, that.by 'their . , attention to busi
ness,!nd a desire to please, they will mer
it as well as icceiiie,a liberal Share»! pub
liepatronage. The sick will be attended
to -at their private dwellings.
A STEWARD WANTED
at Pennsylvania College.
THEpresent Steward of Pennsylvania
College being about to leave, appli-.
catkins will be received by the undersign
ed from persons &siring the situation,
Information, in regard thereto can be had
of either of the undersigned. = -
',Puesessiun will be given on the let
of April, or sooner if desiretl.
• liloBEs MvCLEAN,
13...VAHNESTOCK,
H. B.}TUBER,
Committee of Board of Trustees.
Gettysburg, March 3, 1834—tf
_
SAVE YOUR MONEY !
ESSENCE OF COFFEE.
H. BUEHLER keeps constant/y on
1. -• hand for sale. the Genuine ES—
SENCE OF COFFEE, of best qu.:lity.
The use of this article in fintilies will be
et - rinse lound a very great saving in the of
'the year. c'-try•For sale. SVuoLnsaut and
RETAIL, at the Drug & Book Store of
Ma. , 20, 1853.
HAY 'WANTED.
PERSONS ha ing flay to t r l l wilt do
well by ralliag on the - 'n
Gettysburg, who is desirous o" ) ••.1 '
The highest Market price •-•-•
all times. 0::7' As he inten , ' ) 4 , - r,
Hay, after being peeked, hr er to
Hatuwir or Baltimore. the prehre.ve to
hsul wi! , he given to those (rum whom he
may purehaqe. .
• = SOLOMON POWERS.
Dec. 24. 1852.—tf
Fronetield & Co's.,
VEGETABLE CATTLE POWDER,
AND
CATTLE LINIMENT.
OLD WHOLESALE and BETAiL,
.by S. H. BUEHLER, agent for
&dame county.
Dee. 30th, 1853.
"[UST, received and for sale a ls.ge
0 . 11 lot of
Fresh Groceries.
ALSO—,-aqortnitv of second hand
C.,o4liii STOVE*.
very,cheapby. GEO.. ARNOLD.
• .
Stlmmer Hlts
OF the rery latest Issition, including,
Panama. China Pearl, Sine and
Double Lcghoin, Calvin), S;rlw, and
Palm Leal H a ts, on hand and fn-
.sale by
S. S. itI.'4II2.EARY.
SPOIITI?iG! SPOIITING!
EORGE and Henry Wompler will
Make House Spouting and put up
the same intr. fOr cash or country pro
duce. Farmers and all others wishing
their Houses, Barns. &c. epouted, would
do well to give them treall.
• •G. & 1-1." WAMPLER.
(VIKING MASSES,. of all sort
LA and alias,' at
CLOVES and Stocking!, all aorta arid
ins, at.
THE STAR AND BANNER.
Is publishrti every Aiday Evening, in
Italtimore strez:, in the three story
• building, a few doors above
ilihnestocks Store, by
D. A. . dc. C. H. BUEHLER.
TERM N.
QUAR. CONF.
If paid in. advance or within the; year 42,per
annum—if nut paid within the yes rs 2 50. No
paper discontinueduntilall a r rea mge s are pa id--
exrept at the option of the Editor. Single copies
61 rents, A failure to notify a discontinuance
will be regarded as a riew engagement.
Atwitter:too not exceeding a square inserted
th r ee timee for $l--every subsequent insertion
25 cents. Longer ones in the same pmportion.
All advertisements not specially ordered for a
given time will be continued until forbid. A Re
nd reduction will be made to those who advertise
by the year ;
.Joy Printing ofallkinde ex rented neatly and
proliptly,and on reasonable terms.
hairs and Contmunirations to the flditor,(ex
cepti ag such as conte M oney or tee names of
new subscribers.) must be rest . rata ,in order to
secure atteutiest
. SCHICK'S.
IPblladelphla Advertlmemenlc
CAUTION ! CAUTIO
THOMAS - ARMITAGE'S
PATENT EL ECTRO-MGAN Er LIGHT
KING KOLB.
BEWARE OF IMPOSTILIS AND SWINDLERS
N order to prevent it 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 meets,
and in many instances exhibited forged
certificates of agency, I now give notice
that till ins' agents carry with them
printed forms, 'Authorizing then' to act as
my !lents. legally executed and tic•
knewledged before Alderman HENRY
SIMPSOX. , of
,Philadelphia,they'. have
also my name anti Placti,of business on
their wagons. )1 believe theth alb 'to be
strictly honest, and folly acquainted with
the .busineSs of putting up. Lightning Rods,
which they Wilt do at as.low a price as
they cln.be obtrined at :the factory. As
many schemes have been resorted to, to
deirauthinyself situ 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 icon .points, either,-or all of which are
good fue nothing.. .My ,ELEarRO
MAGNET LIGHTNING RODS have
been examined by many of the most Sci
entific men in Me world, who, haie pro
nolinceti them to be the fully rods, that
they have ever seen, which are .calculated
to save lives rod' property front destruc
tion by Lightning,—among these are
Professors Henry M 'Mende. James .M*-
Clintock, Walter R. Johnston, ef,the U.
S. Patent office, E.- J. Corr; Pr. T. E.
Waller.end many otherix recommend
them in the highest terms of 'ePproba
tion.
All orders WHOLESALE AND RE
TAM, will Meet with prompt attention.
Spire Rods and Scrolls made to order.—
Cardinal' Points, and • all kinds of
weather Vanes, for sale cheap.
ably Agent; &titian. C. 'WILT, will
locate hiffiSPlNtltillg the sumtne,ro;!N4,
at No. 21 North Queen street, Laniiaster,
Pa.—and Atiouurus CANN. at Penns.
grove. N. J. Property •,nivnera in those
sections of the conatry will do well to
call on them.
THOMAS ARMITAGE.
Vine Street, 4 door+ above tselth, Philadelphia
Mardi 3,185,1.-4 in
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES S S
FEVER .AND AGUE. CURED DV SOW:
AND'S TONIC MIXTURE.
•
rirlHE Unive • rally of Free Medicine
and Popular Knowledge ; chartered
by the State of
,liennsylviti.in. at its las
session,' (viz. 29th April. 1853,) mainly
for the purpose of meeting the evils re
sulting from the sale of spurious and dari
gerous nostrums, rioo for the purpose of
supplying the public with reliable reme
dies, to cases. whe.tr'.n the patient cannot
obtain or wilt not employ the best medical
advisers; having purchased that invalua
ble remedy, Rowand's Tonic 111ixttirc, on
accconnt of its just celebrity and known
efficacY, in the treatment of Fever and
' Ague. and its kindred affections,—hal no
hesitation in recommedinl it. in , the high
est terms 'to the patronage of ' the of
.
• Ilicted.
BOWEL COMPLAINT cured hy
ROW AND'S BLACK—BERRY
ROOT. The above Institution extends
its re.'on, in like nfatiner, :o the.remetly
;or ..t.irve Complaint.!' so well known . ..
r. 0,7 4 Cm.) itund Syrup of Blackberry
Pr n. a it; et: rnestly recommends it in the
Cu,' .ve of t o tie Its afflicted with these
. be invaldable
in the treatment of such eaves.
S. H. BUEHLER.
Hy-.nraer or the . Ttuotees,
Hon. Henry K. Strong,. Hon. .1. R. Flenic:n
John R. Rowand, N. D., D. R. Ashton. E.g.
Hector Orr,Erq.
11(TA11 CoinThunientions to be addre.m
ed —John, IL Rowand, M; 1). He. .d of
,the Phartnieetniai.l Department, and nes
ident of tbe.University,
,e ' 't•rt
SCHICK'S
SCHICK'S.
Home Dispensary and office, No. 47
South Secmu street, Philadelphia.
Branch Dispensary at the store of S.
S. FORNEY. Gettysburg.
Sept. 30, 1853--ly
TAN C P A.I Wk
One-third Cheaper than White . Lead, and
freefrnm all Poisonous Qualities.
ripllE NEW JERSEY ZINC COI.
P.ANY having greatly enlarged their
works, and improved the quality of their
products ' are prepared to execute orders
for their SUPERIOR PAINTS, dry, and
pound in oil, in assorted packages of from
25 to 500 pounds ; also
Dry; in beliefs. of 200 pounds each.
Their White Zinc,:which is sold dry
or ground in oil, - Wwarrairted - ' PURE and
.tinsuepassed for Body and Uniform White
ness.
A method of preparation has recent
ly been oiscovered, which eitables the
Complus to warrant their paints to
keep fresh and soft in the kegs for any
reasonable time. In this respect their
paints will be, superior to any other in the
market. •
Their Brown Zinc Print, which is sold
at a low price, and can only be made from
the Zinc ores from New, Jersey, is now
well known for its protective qualities
when applidd to iron or other tnetalic sui-
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, dm •
Dealers supplied on. liberal terms by
their Agents,
FRENCH' & • RICHARDS.
Wholesale Paint•Dealera and Importers.
N. W. oar. 101 h dc Market Sta., Philadelphia,
April 14, 1854.-0 m
FRENCH TRUSSES
111
WEIGHING LESS THAN 2i OUNCES.
FOR THE CURE OF lIERNIk OR RUPTURE.
ACKNOWLEDGED by the highest
medical authorities of Philadelphia,
incomparatively superior to any other
in use. : Sufferers will be gratified to
learn that the occasion now offers to pro
cure. not only the lightest and most easy,
but as durable a Truss as any other,. in
lieu of the cumbrous and uncomfortable
article usually sold. There is no difficul
ty attending the fitting, and when the pad
is located, it will retain its position with.
nut change.
Persims.at a distance unable to rail on
the Subacribet, ran !motile Truss sent to
any address, by remitting FIVE DOI.-
LAIIS for the single Trues, or TEN for
the double•-•—wlth measure round the hips,
and stating aide affected. It will be ex
changed to suit ir no fitting, by returning it
at once; unaoiled.
For sale only by the Importer, ,
CALEB 11. NEEDLES,
Cor. Tarelfth & Race Streets Philadelphia
in-LADIES,. requiring the benefit of
MrchaniCal &worts, owing to derange
ment of the Internal Organs, inducing
Falling'of the Womb, Vocal, Pulmonary,
Dyspeptic, Nervous and Spinal weakness,
are informed that a'competent and experi
enced Lady- will be in attendance at . the
Rooms: (set 6parl for their exclusive
use.) No. 114,13VE writ St., Ist door
below RaCe.
June 30, 1854.—1 n
BUILDING lIARIAVARE
, AND
TOOL , STORE EXLUSIVELY.
The Lirgeet Latatilinhment of the kind is the
United Matey
WM. M. M'CLURE & CRO.,
N 0.287 Market Street, above Sieventbi Philad'.
Ist A NUFAcTURER' S Hepot for
IVA Locks of all kinds, warranted quality.
"Patent Silvered Glass Knobs." P.em•
itim Porcelain Knobs, over IN Patterns.
Silver te(l , Knobq, Hinges, &c., with
the most complete a..sortment of all the
Modern Goode in this. Line. Purchasers
are invited to call and examine our
Stock. Catalogues bent by Mail if de
sired. :.
Hot Air F.egistero and . Vent&la
toA at Factory Prices,.
. .
KrA II ortbre put up under the imme
diate supervieion of the firm. _
CALL AND SEE US.
March 3,1854.-6 m
MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT OP
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.
Nioiit below Loctiet Btieot, PHILADELPHIA
Session of_lSThi—W.
Y the r uihority of the *lard of, 'rnis
tees or Pennsylvania Colleie of
ysburg Pa. ; 11w Paroltv of the Metli,-
.eat .Department:st.Philndelphiais coned.
toted as follows;
DAVID. Chi. a IR?, MED.., Obstetrics end Diatom
ee of-Women end thildian, • •
Aargau &flats, M.D., Theory and. Practice
31edicine.
Joitv TRILL.
tice of Surgery;
.3. M. ALtAN,:iki.D...
Jolts J. RE6I4, Medici) Chemistry.
and Phirmsey.' -
FaArleta G. SMYTH', M.D.. (militates of. Medi.
ionic D. Dsont.z.
teria.Netlirs.,
The Lectures will commence on Mon
day, O, her thit, and continue the
Ist .or March ensuing. A Medical and
Surgical Clinics, is held .regularly twice a
week at the College, and i nt the
.Penitsirl
vnia ~ ,Sjicontl course students
receive tickets to the latter leatitution free
of expepse ;!?,. • . •
FEas —Manicolatiort,l(piii.l once on'i2) on
Yin eitcli,P,rofei Ist d ticket, , 1 00
' -3.) 00
Prctical A n tnxiomy, 10-00
The- DiSsectineltunins will be. open. in
the month of
For lurtherinforniation arhly to
JOHN-7: REESE, M. D., Registrar..
No. 1122 B: Ninth St., ?hPedelphia.'
July 14, 18134:—Cit
DAVIS &
,
mouvrAnes
MS, 'LANTERNS RHANDRIERS, L
N. E. °HEBER. FoUIt . PH & CHERRY sTs.,
PHILADELPHIA.
11AVING , mlarged and ironroved their;
1 . Store, and loving the lr• 6e. t assorti
.melt of Letit i a. in Philadelphia. .Ihey are
now prepdied furnish PINE OIL,
CAMPH ENE
.
• IMILIVING FLUID, •
ETHEREAL OIL,.PHOSGENE GAS
and LARD OIL ; Lamps, Lanterns, cf all
patents, Fancy Hotel & Hall Lamps, Chan
deliers, Gil, nibbles and Candelabras, and
Britanut L nips, at. the Manufacturers'
lowest- price. 4. Glass' Lamps by the
package, at a small' admire' over Auction
prices. Being large MANUFACTUR—
ERS of Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, Ether
eal Oil, Alcohol, and (the only true) Phis
gene Gas, they eau furnish these articles
at such prices that Merchants - will find it
to their advantage to buy. Call before go
ing elsewhere, ifyou, want bargains. Also,
the Safety Fluid Lamp for sale.
DAVIS & CULIN,
Sept. 26, 1853-1 Y
To the Citizens of Gettysburg,
v A. L. HICKEY & CO., No,
O
thinMi 148 CHESTNUT Street, a
bove Sszth, Philadelphia, have now . on
hand one of the largesh elteapest and most
varied assoriment'of their improved Steel
Spring Sole Leather TRUNKS ever oiro
ed to the public, with a fine article , of
Light Weight Sole Leather Trunks,
Carpet and Leather Bags, for ,rzvelling in
Europe. Also, a splendid assortment of
Ladies Dress TRUNKS, Bonnet Boxes,
&e., dt.e., ranging in price from two to
thirty dollars, with a fine variety'of Hob.
by Horses, Propellers, Oigs, &e. '•
All of the above' articles, we will , sell
low for
_cash. • .Givti uti a call.
Prize Medal awarded at the World's
Fair in London in 1851, •
•L LAIICKEY &
No. 148 Chestnut street Philadelphia.
May 28,
TIMRER LAND FOR SALE.
• ,
TRE subscriber has still a few more
•lois of 'III4IBER. 'LAND for sale,
which will be disposed of reasonably.—
For information apply to
Irr Aleo Ibr sale, a lot. of • Lpcusr
POSTS,
J. D. PAXTON.
Gettysburg, May 'l2, 1854.—tf
THE undersigned will.ho w candidate
f or the Office of SHERIFF, at the
enduing election, subject to the decision of
the Whig County Convention, and re
spectfully solicits a liberal support from
the Voters of Adams county, end when
: elected will promise to fulfill .the duties of
the office with fidelity and despatch.
. DAVID P. HINEAD.
Straban tp., 1854.
MELLOW, CITIZENS :—At the ,re
quest of many friends I agaity.offer
myself as a candidate for the next SHER.-
IFFA lay of Adams county, subject to
the decision of the Whig County Conven
tion, and pledge myself, if• nominated and
elected, to dihrharge the duties of the office
satisfactorily , to all. - •
DANIEL. MINNIGH.
Latimore twp., Nov. 4, 1853.
rpilltouGH the encouragetheut of a
•AL number of friends, I offer myself as
a candidate for the ofliceofSHEßlFF,sub
ject to the decision of the Whig Coun.y
Convention. I therefore respectfully eoi ei t
your votes and influence. 'Should I suc
ceed in the nomination and be elected, no
effort or exertion on my part shall be
spare.), by a faithful and impartial' per
formance of the duties thereof, to evince
my sense of your kindness and confi
dance.
' DAVID NE WCOMMER.
East Berlin, Nov. 25, IEO3.
ripHROUGH . the encouragement of a
number of friends, I offer myself as
a candidate for the Office.' of SHERIFF,
subject to the decision of the Whig ,Coun
ty Convention — pledging myself, - if nom
inated and'klected, to perform the Juties
of the Office to the, best of my ability.
• • GEQ., C. EiTRICKHOUSgIi...
Gettysburg, Dee. 2, 1853.
I. 4 IRIENDS & FELLOW CITIZENS
••-• of the county of Adams.:—l .have
never before solicited your vciies for any
_
public station. I now present myself to
your cOosideration sui'a candidate for the
Otlice . of SHERIFF, With. the *confided:
hope and assurance of receiving from you
a aordial, , generous, 'and liberal _suppers.
And: I would most respectfully ask 'a
nomination Win .MY Whig friends when
assembled in County Convention. If elect.
eil I trill endeavour to execute the duties
with' PicirrrpteeSs, lenity, and impartiality . ,
and all my 'efforts shall be directed to
wards a faithful discharge of duty.
Prificiplea and Prac
A natnmy
SAMUEL' E. HALL.
Cumb. townshio; Dee. 23,
Therapeutics & Mi
pi-TROUGH the encouragement of a
nuipbei of friend'', lof myself 116
a Candidate lor' the 'Office of SHERIFF,
subject 'to - the decision of the ,Whig
Coun
ty Convention—pledging myself, if nom
nated and elected, to perform the duties of
the office to the heat of my ability.
GEORGE B. THOMA S .
nutter township, March 31.' : -1
To !he' Yaw of .17(lan4•Cotuq:— •
FELLOW CITIZENS the
Citation of numerous Wendt); 1 offer
myself to your consideration for the Office
of SHERIFF at the next Election.--
Should I he elected, it will be my aim to
ac'znowledge the favor by endeavoring to
discharge the duties of the office prompt
ly aid with fidelity. • •
HENRY THOMAS
Straban tp.,Dec. 23, 1853.--te
A T the urgent solicitations of many
/1. friends I offer myself as a candidate
for the Office of. SHERIFF, at the next
Election, stohjeet to the Whig Nominating'
Convention.
.Should Ibe iso fortunate'arr .
to be nominated and elected, 1 pledge my
selfto diacharge the duties'of the Office to
the best of my ability end without impar-•
tiality, •
• • • JOSEPH BARKER..
Germany township, Dec. 9, 1853.
THE undersigned will he a candidate
ftii the office of SHERIFF at the•
neat electinu,. subject to the derision. of
-Whig County Convention, and respect
:t,•.y solicits .the favorable consideration
rou support of hil'frientia,:pledging
n.f. if nominated and elected, to dis
charge the duties of the office with fidelitY
and impartiality. • I
. • JOHN L.
Gettysburg, Oct. 21, 1853.
'• ' .
THE undersigned, e ncouraged by the
solicitations - of numerous friends, an
noimees hityself as a candidate for 'the of
fioe of SHERIFF .at the next Election.
and respectfully asks the support•of his
,11 elected, 1 shall endea
vor to discharge the duties of the office
with fidelity. and impartiality.
• ISAAC NEELY.
Freedom tp., Dec. 23, 1853,—ff
TklE . untlorsigned will he, candidate
for,the officestlCLEßK OF rt)E.
COURTS,
.subject to the decision of the
Whig' County Coniention, end respectful
ly Actlicita the support of his fellow citi
zens -
FELLOW CITIZENS:—At the request
many friends I again offormyself ati a
candidate for toe next CLERIC OF THE
COURTS , of Adams county, subject lathe
decision of the Whig County'Convention,
anll respectfully solicit your favorable con
sideration and support, pledging myself if
nominated and elected to discharge the du-
Aids of the office With punctuality and fidel
ity. J. J. 13ALDWIN,
Straban township, Nov. 11, 1853.
[FANCY WITH© L;
jr:l,o seen fine collection of.,Foncy arti
cles at very reduced prices, go to
Fahnestocks where you can select tram a
large assortment, inlcuding Sewing 'Birds,
'Port Monaies, Caber', - fans, French
worked Swiss, Cambric, !Union and
Bobniett Collars, Top and.Sitle Combs,
&c., &c., all of, which can be purchased
et the lowest rates at , the sign of the RED
-FRONT. •
DRUGSAND, MEDICP;NraI
IP all kinds, from the best ,
riouses in the City, eon-
Mandy on hand and for ,sale at %
the Drug and Bookstore of
S. H. BUEHLER.
Queensware 1 Queenstvarel
Ihave just received, a large lot of
-QUEENSWARE, which I will sell
low. Call and see.
Sberiffnit2.
eterit of me courtly.
JOHN McOI 4 ARY.
Fairfield, Nov. 18; 1853.
- -
ittitifittr any Ittcortur.
TE II
undersigned will be a c'atultdate
for the office of REGISTER AND
RECORDER --subject to the decision of
the neat hig County Convention, and
respectfully 'solicits the • support of -his
friends.
JACOB AUG HINBAUGH
Gettysburg, April 7.
rINHE undersigned will be a candidate
for the .office of REGISTER &
RECORDER,' subject to the decision of
tho Whig County Convention, and pledges
himself, if nominated and elected, to dis
charge the duties of the office with fidelity
and impartiality. • • . ,
JACOB 'FULWEILER. '
Franklin ip4:Feb. 17,1854: '
THE PEOPI.E'B CANDIDATE FOR
REGISTER St RECORDER.
To the Voters of Adams 'County :
DAVID MoCREARY offers himself
as a candidate for ; the office of
•REGISTER & RECORDER, soliciting
the nomination from the Whig County
Convention. In doing this I make no
profession of a superabundance of patriot
ism, as the fountlaticn of m' desire to
serve the people of Adams county, bat
will only say that if elected will discharge
the duties of the o ffi ce in an honest and
satisfactory meaner.
Oetttysbu.g, Feb. 17, 1854. •
.To the Independent *Voters of .Rdame co.
11A f V r i
ii N ti f s ;
ibhereonugsho e the c d o ' u h t r ty liti t t h it e e rott
un
dersigned respectfully offers himself ae an
Independent' candidate for . the office of
REGISTER AND RECORDER, at the
, .
next election. Should Ibe so fortunate
as to-be elected, I pledge•my myself tiidis•
charge the duties in such - a manner as
shall give general satisfaction. - • • ,
W.T. WALTER:
Butler tlrt., July 7th 054. •
MID E undersigned will be a candidate
At, for the Office or REGISTER AND
RECORDER; subjedt to' the 'decision of
the Wll lg• County Convention; and reapeot
fully solicits the support of hictellow.-citi-
• -Ab'EXANDER-COBEADL--
Gettysbutg, Dec. 2, ',1853.
%it° tu) tam.
T HE undo si-_,netl, encouraged' by. the
iong of friends, will he a
fo: , e Office ol •PHOTHON
OTARY. rt ~:e next election, subject to
the decision e Whig County Conven
tion.
CHARLES W. .1..E.G0.
Franklin tp., Dec. 30, 1853:—.41
fI'HE undersigned will be a candidate
for the office of PROTHONO—
TARY at the next'election, subject to
the decision of the Whig County Conven
tio n.
VIM. S. HAMILTON.
Butler tp: Nov 11, 1853. -
To the Voters of Stlame county.
fI_RATEFUL for the favors and dviden:-
ces of confidence heretofore eitendelt
to me -by my -fellow citizens, and encour
aged by numerous solicitations and•friend
ly assurances,l am induced to announce
myiell as a candidate for the Office of
PROTHONOTARY, subject to the 'de
cision of .the Whig County Convention,
pledging myself, if nominated and elected;
to devote, my best efforts to a faithful and
impartial discharge of the duties' of he Of
fice. ' - JOHN TICKING.
East Berlin, Dec. 8, 1853. '
To-the lhdepenr?ent Voters qfAimns co.
WE MO %V, CITiZEDIS :—The under
nigned Will be a.cantlidati for the of
fice of PROTHONOTARY - ; - at the next
election, subject 10: the Ballot
Should I be so fortunate :as to be elected,
I . pledge nlysell to diseherie the duties of
the office with fidelity and impartiality:-
THOMAS ,BLOCHER.
Butler twp,, March 31, 1854
t HE. u ode reignedwill be _
.a .candidate
for. the. Office of :PROTHONO
TARY of Adams county, subject to the
'decision of Abe Whig County Convention,
and respectfully asks the support• of his
ellow citizens.
ROBERT MARTIN.
Gettysburg, Feb. 10, 1854.
8.1.40111. G. Ma Timm) [l-1. F. ZOLLICICO7IIIiII
MATHEWS &ZOLLACKOFFER
GENERAL PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 129 North Howard Street, BALTIMORE,
WILL pay particular attention to tlte purr
' chase of GUANO' and all -
FERTILIZERS.
• Consignments Solicited.
REFETITENCES. :( '
B•ralmons.—lsrael , Griffith, Esq. Christian
Keener, Esq. Dr: David Keener, E. L. Parker &
Co., Bartholow, &, co., Long & Byrn,
Hurst & Berry.
David Johnston. Esq.,' Jefferson county; Vs. ;
Cleany & Co. Cincinnati, 0. ; hintingly &Gilpin,
Parkersburg,•Va: ; F: K. Zollickoffer,"Nash
vale, T.; P. Collier, Eng., Attorney at law, Pitts.
burg, Pa.; Xoe. Dellaplane, Esq., Hillsboro', 0.;
C. W. Buttei, Esq., Harper's Ferry. Tn.; b. Mo r
Conaug by, Esq., Attorney at law, Gettysburg, Ps.
June 23. 1854.—1 y
• REMOVAL.
T. .,
HE undersigned has removed bis es
tablislunent to , the room formerly PC.
cupied,by. ALEXANpCll.l;nizsa, , ne,xt door
to Grammer's Siore, in Chambersburg
street, where he is prepared to attend to
every thing in his line of business, such
as cleaning & repairing tvc.
. CLOCKS, • ,- 4 / 4
),
( 4* `'A 0(
WATCHES,B6C - - -
°I -, • c,. ., d , ....;
at. reasonable' prices. I ..9 6 .-.!--,. '
J , . - -
have now on hand a 'large assortment of
excellent --
CLOCKS
of various ''titles, which will be sold at
prices which can't be' beat. Give us a
call.
R.C. SCHWARTZ. ,
Gettysburg, April 28, fBs4.if
Cloths, Cassimeres Br, Vestings.
THE Gehtlemen are, respectfully in
vited to call and - ex Amine my stock
of Cloths, Cassimerea and Vestings, di
rect from the Importers. before Porebeolog)
as I cannot be undersold.
ABR'M ARNOLD.
mpsfAN§,,Ppene and Tj4inge, for
A. ARNOLD
2000 LADIES'
A RE willing tneertilv that the HA.TH• •
AWAY COOKING STOVE le the
very best Stove now in use, inasmuch as
they will ;Jo more Cooking. Roasting and
Baking, and do it with less labor, and last
as long again as any other stove now sold.
These celebrated stove* urn ciinstantly
kept for sale at a very reduced price et
the
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY AND
Where the subscribers feeling Aleterntined
to suit all persons have also the Parlor,
Beiton's 13altimore Air-tight. Peakskell?
and Cabinch Cook Stove, and Air-tight
and Ten-plate Parlor Stoves of the moat
beautiful patterns.'
THE SEYLOR PLOUGUS
which cannot be surpaseed for lightness of
draught or in the character of their work,
are constantly on hand for sale, and in view
of the fact that the Mouldboard of these
Ploughs is one-fourth heavier than that of
other ploughs,- it is decidedly the cheap
est that can be obtained.
WITHEItOVIT PLOVOBIII and oath
..
era:Castings rue the 'Woodotick Plough
Wind-mill, Machinery, Catitint i s and Ha
..
lowware, with every article liquidly mad
at Foundries can be obtained lie. a. • '
Blackstnithing and Shoe Itl.klog as
usual.
FARMS FOR SALE
NEAR, ciETTV'SDUR6.
No. 1-160 Acres : good Stone
House and , Br rn, with other. out-buildings
plenty of good timber, meadow, and never.
failing water. • - -
No. 2-175 Acres: large Stone
House, large new Burn, Shops, Sheds,'
water in War - every - field";, -
plenty good lruit, suffieleart 'iirtitier
_and
ipiidkrneadow.
'No: 3-Igs Acres : first rate
House and Barn, and out-buildings, excel
lent meadow, good running water, choice
limit, timber, &c. ; neat the turnpike.
No. 4-180 Acres :'good large
Brick House, with ont-buildings r plenty
never failing water. at the Woose and in the
fields . ; 60 Acres excellent timber, plenty
good flatiadow, first rate Orchard,- of all
kinds of fruit. good tenant-house. &e.
N 0.5-200 Acres : large brick
House, with back-buildings, large stone
Bank Barn, with sheds and cribs, and all
other out.buildings, such as'ilry-bonse,
emoke-house, &a, ; between 50 and 60"
Acres in good meadow, plenty good tim
ber, good fencing,'Orchard of all kinds of
choice fruit, several wells of water. &e.
No. 6-247 Acres : near Pipe
creek, Frederick county, Mi1...1a - rge Slone
House, BarnieMokti-hotnie,Spring.house.
sheds, pens, cribs, plenty of water and
fruit, from 50 to 60 acres good tiinber—
can be bought cheep.
No . . 7-105 Acres: adjoining
the above, 'good Stone Howie, Swiss Barn.
out-buildings, good water, &e. [These
two Farms are handsomely situated on the
Public road.]
No. B—A Mill with 30Acres
of land, good buildings, sliops, , sheds,
other o-t.buildings o ke.
Any parson desirotia of buying or Dell
ing property will please pall 'iron
F. E. VANDERSLOOT, Agent.
Gettvahurs , Pa., Feb. 17- 4 , 0 w
lICT•Dr. F. E. VANDEROLOOT, SUR
GEON DENTIST,' will be at home here
after the last two weeks in every month.
TRAINS over the Hanover. Branch
road now run as follows
lst Train will leave Hanover at 9,16
A. M., with passengers for York, Har
risburg, Columbia and Philadelphia, end
return to Hanover with passengers from,
Baltimore, at 11.45 A. M.
2d Train will leave Hanover at 2.30
P. M., with passengers for Baltimore. ar
riving there at 0.30 ; and returninnedi
atelv with Passengers from York, de., at
4.45 P. M.
3d Train will leave Hanover at 6 P.
M. with Pasoongers for York and return
with Passengers from • Baltimore at 8
P.M.
The Monday morning extritrain will
leave lor BaltimOre at 4.3o;'return at 7
Baltimore Susquehanna
Railroad.'
HANGE. OF HOURs.—Way p as ..
aenger Train leave& Calvert •
Station at • 8tI8•A 'III '
Arrives at. York at • It 'A at
Accommodation Train leaves Cal,
vent station at 4.25. P,
Arrives at York at „7.42 r -X
Express Train leaves Calvert
Sinlion at
Arrives at York at
sisrrintrurro.
Way Passenger Train , leave liar—
risburg at 1.45. r
Arriving at York at 2.45 is; M
Express Train leaves 'Harris f
burg at ' 8.45 A,
Arriving at York at , 9.i54, ,A M
Aceninutlation train leaves
York at , 4.45 A. m.
A. P. WINCHESTER.
Superintendent of Trcinsporia!inva.
May 19, 1854. '
Sign-4 01 4 P•POUGAUS
F. the beat. quality—always , on hand' O
and for sale in Gettysburg, it:the
Foundry of '
T. WARREN & SON•
-
TOBIAS; LINIMENT,
VOR the cure of Headache, Cholera ,
X . [Harbin, Toothache, Bruises, Sprains,
must excellent rentedi—for sale
`at the'DRUG STORE of
11. 6. BUEHLER.
LARGIE assortment of very.superior
/11„ KNIVES and FORKS Pocket
and Pen Knives, Razors, Bcieeore,•Table
and Tea Spoons, &c., to be had seryelteap
at the Store of
'SCHICK'S.
ZifiCHRIE SHOP,
T. WARREN.
Hanover Brandt Rail Road,
CHANGE OF HOURS.
EDWARD. E. YOUNG, ./tgenip
Hanover, March 24,1854.
GEO. ARNOLD.
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