PrOttislonal Cards.
i'. - 7 - = 1 0TaTi• ' .
...t . .:,;;, . -,, . • ,• ' ' al
4 ;;R : ( ilidigEOPATiitBT ) 'ft
jr - 0 Xrhni.Philadelphia, would re-
L:1 I'l - ,ittilli!titfethis services to she tlt
i • , iiiis Tideidehi'silli and • Adams county
in byi
tl'l oik in Bendereville, where he can
~ AL alittr found Ind consulted, when
not pr,, sassinnally engaged.
Bendaraville, May 28, 1854.-Bffi
- De. I. Laterence Hill ,
DENTIST
0,
rfICE, in Chambersburg street,
one
door -West of the Lutheran
Churcb. pearly opposite Grammer's store,
whore he may be found ready and willing
vuinend to,any case within the province
of the Dentist. Persons in want of full
seta "of teeth are invited to call.
. V .;, REFERENCES. ..
Dr. o.N.Bintuou r, Rev.C.P.Kaaorn,D.H
',D. lleasaa, . Prof, M. J ACIII4II,
.'„
H. d., abllllll, " H. L.11%0011111,
" ti. tituicor, .. ILA. %lemurs° so
Rev. R. /moor. I t.',.. M. L. STenTsa.
July 7. 1848.
. :DOC l'o.ll
.0411}11N,A. SMCIPIE,
3 . _11071N0 nested permanently in Get
-154' rtysbure,, offers his professional ser
vihtil'i to the public. •
Office and residence in York Street,
noposite the 'Dank:
Apr 11280 8 .54.— ly.
W. A. M‘GINLEY I
ATTORNEY, AT LAW.
6-10.710 E in, the South. West corner of
the Square formerly nrcupied by D.
11;ponsughy, Esq., will attend promptly
in nil business entrusted td his care.
May 12,1854.---ly
DAVID WILLS,
Attorney at Low,,
aA$ taken - 'AT. •STsvinion's office;
' l . - 11.-,North -.West Corner of Centro
Square. . .
„REPERENPE.—Bou. Thaddeus Stevens,
E.g.; Eincahter.. -
Dec. $0 1853.
.1.1: 9 .C1) N A G-1111G
47,70.11.Y.E.r.9T-L.riff; , •
(Meet retnoxed to one dour, West of Buehler
Drug dr, Trook=,Sture, Chenlbersbutt street)
,
tokney and ,Sfilicitur for
Pat4•lits and -Pensions
R~ugty,Lind Warratitti, Back-Pay sus
14.1riiiItiim).; did all ot,heielaims against
thp GotOrnment at 'Waallington. D. :
4140 American claims in England. Land
Warrants located andsold..or bought. and
higt)est'piieee given:', ". •
Tolidg for sale' in lowa. Illinois , end
, ,
other WeeternAitee ;'atttl Agents engaged
ionating Warrants there. •
IterApply- to him. personally or by
4 , oiler.
Gettysburg, Npv. 11,1853
SAVE. YOUR MONEY!
ESSENCE or comma,
FA H. BUEHLER keeps constantly on
". hand (Ur sale, the Genuine ES—
SENCE OF, COFFEE, of best quality.
The, use of this article in families wilt be
found a very great saving in the course of
the year, liry.For side, WHoLESALE and
RETAIL, at the Hrug do Bonk - Store•of
S. H. BUEHLER.
513.'10. 1853.
REDIEOVATA.
THE undersigned has removed his ea
tablishmettt to the room formerly oc
cupied by , ALEXANDatt FRAZER...next door
to Gran:inter'. 'Store; an Charnbersburg
_street, where he is prepared to attend to
every Olin" in his line of bneinese, such
as clettifinkat repairing
;
_
CLUCKS, " -
•
I • 4
WATCHES, &051 t?t
-.4"1'17
at reasonable prices. 110 b‘. :,:,
have now on hand a large assortment of
exCellent
CLOCKS
al various, styles, which will be sold at
prices which can't be beat. Give us a
call.
R. C. SCHWARTZ.
Getiyabarg,Atiril 28, 1854.—if
irAY WANTED.
J,ERSONS having Hay to sell will do
well by ' on' the subscriber, in
Gettysburg; who is deeirousof purchasihg.
The, highest. Market price will be paid at
ill timei. +ll*t - ',its he intends having the
Hayt 'after being packed, hauled either to
H;nover , or Baltimore,- the preference to
bent will ticgiven to those' from whom he
may purehm.
SOLONMN POWERS.
Dec. 24,1852.—tt •
IpjgFn?nefield & Co's.,
VEGETABLE CATTLE POWDER,
AND
- CATTLE LINIMENT;
Cps ,r) WIIOI.4ESALE and RETAiL,
17 'hy .§. H. RIJEULER, ageut fur
&darns county.
Dee. 30th, 1853.
-brttr4.4
..ama AND rittntaxarra.
dfrom the beat
`1"1" Efonsea, in the . city. eon- rv't•-•—,
i n on hand ,end, for suie. at IT!
the Driqtated fitinkitore or
S: H.. BUEHLER
a LARGE assortment or very superior
rik )(MI T ES. apd -FORKS Pocket
and Pryp , Anires, R or s , Siiiiisors,
and Tea Spoons, &moo be bad very cheap
at thiot3tonY of'
GEO. ARNOVI
Chtli s eassinieies 3; Vestin
I'VE Gentlemen are respectfully in
=tired to calk and ex mine my stock
of eltilltee'Cattaitneree and .1 7estinge.
reettenlithe Impoitera, before purchasin g ,
u I eimilifbciade,rtri4d,
.4101 ARNOLD. ,
Secand-hand Carriages:
A FSW died srcond•hand (lARRIA
-41L & BUGGIES to be bail for
04 - 34‘ Collette ProAluee. at C. W
“OrWAN'S Ceeolb raticsory.
Philadelphia Advertimeinenta. t Waller 'end many . others who recommend
UNITERSITI mr.incEms: i r
them inuti highest terms of approba
titan.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED fil'iDoW.l All orders WHOLESALE. AND RE
• ..AND'S DONA.' .1111..XTURE.
TAIL, will meet with prompt attention. .
fl HE Univerai Spire Roth and Scrolls made to ordea—
-I'l
and Popular li of The Medicine
noioledge; chartered, Cardinal Points, and all kinds of
184 , weather Vanes, for sale cheap.
by the State of Pcnnifyieabin. at its
session, (viz. 29th April, 1853,) mainly' PlCr'My Agent, EfetttliEL C. WILT, will
for the purpose of arresting the evils re. I locate himself during tint summer of 1854.
suiting from the sale of spurious and dun -
at No. 21. North Queen street, Lancaster,
gowns nostrums, also for the purpose of Atrouszus CANN. •at Penns
supplying the public with reliable reme. grove- N. J. Property owners In those
sertiona of the country will do well to
dies, tit eases wherein the patient canont
obtain or will not employ the best medical cull on thOnt•
Lelviaera ; having porchaeed that final's:l- i THOMAS ARMITAGE.
fle
remedy. Riswantra Tonic 31 , Vine Street. 4 agora above tweltb, Philadelphia.
ecount of its just celebrity and known'!" Mafch 3.
efficacy. — in the ;remittent of Fever and
Ague, and ite kindred alrectione,---Inis nn
lietniatino in' reerrintrieding in the !Oili
est 'terms to the patronage of the at
'ROWEL COMPLAIN'r.-etired Ivy
ROI' , A ND'S CK—BERR Y
ROOT. Thn above Institutio n extends
its sanction, iit like manner, o the remedy
for "Bowel Complaint." so well known a s
Rowand's Compound Syrup of Blackberry
Root, and earnestly reeornmend.s it to the
confidence of patients miliuted with thei.e
,uomplainis,—bulieving it to he invaluable
in the treatment of such en-re.
By order of Hie 'Cropiteer.
Hon. Henri K. Strong, Hon. J. R. Flanigan
John R. Rowend, M. U., D. h A4ton. Esq.
Hector Orr, Esq.
•
All Communications to he address.
ed.----Jolm R. Rowena, M. D., Head of
the Pharmaceutical Department, and Pres
ident of the University.
Home Dispensary and office,. No. 47
Sooth Second street. Philadelphia.
Branch Dispensary at the store of S.
S. FORNEY, Gettvaburg. - -
Sept. 30, 1853-1 y - •
PAIPSIVii.
One-third Cheaper flan' Wile Avid, and
- friefrom alt Poironaus Qualifies.
THE NEW. JERSEY ZINC COSI
.PARTY having grea s tlY enlarged. their
works, and improved th e:quality of 'their
products are , prepared-iteieente orders
foi theirb r-
ITPERIOR VA MI'S, dry, sod
ground in oil, iii assorted packages of from
25 to 500 pounds also
Dry, in barrels, of 200 pounds each.
Their White Zinc, whiedt is sold dry
or ground hi oil, is warranted PURE and
unsurpassed for Andy and Untfortu White-
A method of preparation has recent
ly been discovered which enables the
ComPany to 'warrant their paints to
keep fresh slid soft in the kegs for any
reasonable time. lit this respect their
paints will be goperkor to shy iii thii
market.
Their Brown Zinc Paint, which is sold
at a low price,•and• can'only be made from
the Zinc nrris• from - New Jersey, is now
well knoivn'toi' its protective qualities
when applied to iron or other metalic sur
faces.
Their Stone Color Paint possesses all the
properties of the Brown, and is of an agree
able color for painting' 'Cottages, Depots,
Ont.buildings, Bridges, ite. '
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
thtir Agents # • •
FRENCH & IMITARDS.
Wholesale Paint:Dealer* and Importers.
N. W.cor. 10th at 11r ketSts,
April 14, 1854.--6 in
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware
rsjA AND FANCY GOODS.
,wrevL r,
A Choice assorunent of the Finest Quality,
701% PALE ►T TER LIMAS? C►FV PRICtII ►T .
WM. B. ELTONUEADN,
No. IS4 South Second t•teeet. between Pine and
Union, West side, PHILADELPHIA.
Ar HE nasnrtmeift embraces a Large
and Select Stock of Fine Watches,,
Jeivelry; Sitier Ware, Albin Ware, plated
Silver. in Spoons, Forks, Ladles, dtc.—
Jet Ponds, Fans and Fancy Articles of a
superior qtfaljty, deserving the examina
tion of those who tleidre' to prOcuie the
best goods at Lowest. ('ash Prices.
Having a practical knowledge of the
husinetia, and all available facilities. for im
porting and Manufacturing, the subscriber
confidently - .lnvites purchasers, believing
that he can supply them on terms as favor
able as any other establishment in %either
of the Atlantic Cities.
p.AII kinds of Diamond and Pearl
Jewelry and Silver Ware, manufamuted to
order, within a reasonable time.
Watches,Jewelry and Silver Were
faithfully repaired.
W. El ELTONHEAD,
No. 174 South 2d 4 44, a few doors above die 2d
S t . Wicket, West Side
KT In the South Wiudow'of the Siorn,
may be seen the famous BIRD CLOCK,
Mach commands' the admiration of the
scientific and curious.
September 29, 1954.-1 y
CAUTION ! CAUTION !
THOMAS ARMITAGE'S
PATENT ELECTRO-TiIGANET
NINO Robs
BZWARIC OF IMPOSTERS AND SWIN DLkitS.
N order to prevent a repetition of . the
1 FRAUDS su extensively carried on
.during the last two pears; by 'a set of
scoundrels who travelled over the country,
and represented theniselves as my - a'gentit.
and in IllaaV instances exhilmed forged
certificates tilagency, iinw . give: notice
that all my agents -carry with them
printed fOrms, authorizing them to act Sb
my. agents, legally executed . .. and at ,
knowlmlged belore. Alderman HENRY
SIMPSON. of Philadelphia; they have .
:dill My name and Flare of business on
their wept's. I. believe them all to be
816(.11y - honest, and fully acquainted with
the business of putnng up Lightning Rods;
%Okh they will do at as low a prke 'as
they •can pe obtained at the factory. As
many schemes have loten resorted to, to
defraud
. tnyself and .the public, purchasers
should, be on their guard ; thousands have
been grossly deceived_hy purchasing me
lees articles . in shape of Lightning
Undo, baying pewter, lead, copper.' zinc
andlion points, either, or ill, of whirls are
gond for not fling. , My - ELMTRO
MAGNET 'LIGHTNING Rups•.here
been examined by mattrof the,mest Sci
olific men in
. .the.worldi who have pro
nounced them to be the, only. rods.. that
_they -haste:ever seen, which are calculated
to'save liven and .property. from destrue-.
tics •. by Lightning theser•are
Professors:Henry,braiurlFie. James Ittr.
Clintnek, Vitiate • R.: Johnston, of the. U.
8. Patent ollite..g. J. Garr, Dr. T. .E.
FRENCH TRUSSES)
. WEIGHING LESS THAN 2i OUNCES
FOR TUE CURE . 0? ERIIIA OR RUPTURE.
- -
A CKNOWLEDGED by the higheet
zmi• medical authorities of Philadelphia.
incomparatively superior to any other
in use. Sufferers will be gratified to
learn that the occasion.now s,flers to pro
cure not only the lighteit and papal
,easy,
but as durable a Truss as any other, in
lieu of the eumbruut add uneomforlable
article usually sold. There is no difficul
ty attending the fitting,. aitil when the pad
is located, it will retain its passition with
out change.. .
Persoiis at a distance unible..to call
the Subscriber, can have the Truss sent to,
any address; by remitting FIVE DOL- I
LARS for the single, Truss, or TEN (or
the double--.-with measure round the hip's.
and 'stating side affected. • It will he ex
changed to suit if•no fitting, by' ret urning it
at once, unsoiled.-
For sale only by the Importer, .
CALEB IL NEEDLES,. • .
Cor: Twelfth & Race Streets Philadelphia.
in„LADIES, requiring the benefit of
4echanical Supports, owing to derange
ment of the Internal Organs, inducing
Palling of the Womb, .Vocal, Pulmonary,
Dyspeptic, ?ferrous and Spinal treaftners,
arc informed that a competent and experi- j
enced Lady will be
,in . attendance at the',
I,llitomr, (set apart for, their exclusive
use.) No.. 114.11 V ELFTH St., let door
j_below Race. •
June 30,18¢4.—1v , •
To Confitry Merchants.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONARY.
RI.II3INCAM & SELLERS,
, _
Dloksals 'Manufacturers and Dealers in
CONFECTIONARY OF ALL KINDS.
No. 113 Noith Third at., below Race, Philadelphia.
FEIHE attention of Dealers is requested
-ma ,- "to' ttn exeniination 61' their stock,
which will be found to be AT LEAST
equal to any in - this . atty . . -- .FOREIGN
FRUIT,S of all kinds in season.
N: B. Orders by mail or otherwise
promptly attended to.
August 18, 1854.-3 m •
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
3. D. GREENE,
(Late from L. J. Levy &A:o'i)
f S now 'receiving a choice stock of
Dreis Goods for Fall and winter sales,
consisting of .
Rich printed Cashmeres and de Lanes,
Plain Chashmeres and Nerinoes,
Saxony and Gala plaids,
French and English Chintz, •
Silk of the richest coloring and most
beautiful designs,
Black SILKS, of the best BR.INDS,
Extra Rita Irish Poplins, te. 4.c. •
Also, Embroideries of all kinds, English
and German Hosiery, of the best makers,
Cloaks, Mantillas, Shawl', Velvets, Lin
ensillitslinsi Domestics; &c.
Ms Store Is •
S. E. Corner of Arch & Ninth Streets, Philsde•
Where be invitee the Ladies of Gettys
burg, to call and eptitine his stock, which
will he fond good and cheap as any in
'the city. •
OZTONE PRICE ONLY.O'
September 22, 1854.-3 m
FRESH SUPPLY.
T HE undersigned has just T eturned
from the Chi-, with a large assort
of FRESH GOODS, which he is pre
pared to sell at prices which cannot be
% beat. His stock consists of
GROCERIES
of 'all kinds; Sugars, Molaises, Coffees
'Peas. Fish, Salt, Crackers, Cheese, Pick•
bled Cucumbers, &cc. Also,
Fruits & Confections,
Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raisins, Prunes.
&c.—Also, Powder, Shot, Tobacco, Se
gars, Gail's celebrated German Smoking .
Tobacco, and a variety of other articles—
Also a first-rate assortment of the best
qualities of • •
LIQUOR' S,
Wines and Bran des, of different kinds,
N. E. Rum, Holland Gin, Old Rye, &c.
—all of which can be had'on the lowest
terms at the Store of the Ruiner ber, in
South Baltimore street, next door to' the
'.Star" office. - - -- -
uz)! - Also, aliVays on hand a variety of
Stone Jugs, &e.--Give us a call.
EMANUEL ZIEGLER,Jr.
Gettyaburg,.3lly 19, 1854.,-tf
Hats. and Caps.
CO ge
VLTOULD inform his 'friends and the
• • public, that he has oh hand a fine
assortment of HATS of his own menu
,facture. His stock includes
1 1,1111 FINE SILK, Fun, RUSSIA,
‘7 l l AND. SLOUCH HATS ,
• of all kinds and prides'; and also
all kinds of Summer Hite and •
- CAPS FOR MEN , AND BOYS.
11(7' Please call, examine and judge for
yourselves., 'The undersigned will not be
undersold by any establishment either in
the City , or Country.
v - 13,8; M'CREARY
Gettyebarg-, May 12, 1854.—1 y
EFAGICT ARTOCILIES.
G° a fine'collgetiOn ol 11%incy arti
.
~ciesat v ery reduced prices, go to
Fahneetneke where you can select Imm a
large assortment, inlcuding Sewing Birds,
Port Monaies, Calm,Fine ' , French
Worked Swiss, Cambric, Harmon and
Bobniett Colima, Top and Side Combs,
dtc., la., all of which can be purchased
at the lowest rates at the sign of the RED
FRONT:
SHERIFF'S SALES.
IN pursuance of sundry writs of Vendi
dont Exponas, a alias renditioni
Exponas, a Levari Facias, issued out of
the Court if Common Pleas of Adams
county, Pa.. and to me directed, will be
exposed to Public Sale, on Saturday Me
7th of October next, at 1 o'clock, P. M..
at the Court house, in the borough of
Gettysburg. the following property, to
wit.:
A Lot of Ground,
situate in Reading township. Adams
county. Pa.. containing 3 ACRES, more
or less,' adjoining lands of the heirs of
Henry Overholizer, Elijah Spangler and
others. The improvements are a
ORR AND-A-HALF STORY %.
LOG DWELLING . tm
a log stable and some fruit trees.—Seized
and taken in execution as the property of
JACOB S. HILDRBRAND.
Also--A ,Tract of Land,.,
situate in Cumberland township, Aden's
county, Pa.. adjoining lands , of George
Wilson, Wm. Gwinn, Thomas Cooper,
Gen. Kerr, Esq., David Troxell, Ludwick
Essick, George Plank, Emanuel Pitzer,
flank of Gettysbuqi, and otheras con
taining
273 Acres and 77 Perches,
more or less. The improvemeot are a
TIVOi•STOUY
L
LOG HOUSE, • ...
i 1
"Lvi
frame Stable, and other out-buildings,
well of water; and an Orchard.-S•dzed
and taken in execution as the property of
MICHAEL C. CLARK:AIN, with notice to
loses Cooenn, and other terre-tenants. •
or.y•Tbat portion of the above tract of
land which hatinot been aliened by James
Cooper. Esq., Will he first sold ; then the
part last sold V_ him, and so on in the in
verse order of the dates of purchases, un•
til sufficient money tins been realized to
satisfy the judgment on the mortgage.
A LSO, on Monday Me 916 day of October
. next, on the prenTises,-at 10
-• • n'alock, A. M. l
A Tract of Land,
situate" in Mountpleasant • township, Ad
ams county. containing 36 ACRES, more
or less, aljoining lands of John Shultz,
Peter Miller, and others, on which is
erected a A ONE-AND.A.IIALF-STORY.
WEATIMRBOARDED
,DIVELLING 11011E 9
a Barn, part log and part frame, with
sheds attached. Orchard, and a spring of
water near the dwelling. There is a due
proportion of ,Timbet-lund. Seized and
taken fn execution as the property of
GEORGE CARL.
Oz7 - Ten per cent of the purchase mon.
ey upon all sales•by the Sheriff must be
paid over immediately after the prOperty
is struck down, and on failure to
therewith, the property will again be put
up for sale.
JOHN SCOTT, Sheriff.
Bherifre Office, Geityibutg,
Septeniber 15, 1854. 5
•
1nr3.741110 011%110
11 1 11 E subscriber, Administrator with
the will annexed. will otter at Pub
lic! Sale .on the premises, on Saturday
the 14Th of October next, at I o'clock.
A. M., in • Latimure township. Adams Co..
Pa., the
REAL ESTATE,
of CALEB BEALS, deed, adjoining
lands of John Wismar), the York Sul
phur Springs, heirs of David S. Beals, the
subscribtr'and others, and.containing
174 Acres,
more or less, of Patented Land. The
improvements are a double
TWO-STORY BRICK •
DWELLING . . 7''lll
with a Kitchen attached., a. large stonn
Bank Barn, stone Spring-house, Stone
Smoke-house, and frame
..Wagon Shed
and Corn.hotise. . There is an excellent
never failing spring of water near the door.
Bermudian creek passes along the prem.
ices. There is a good proportion
44.•
•:::. • OF TIMBER-LAND,
and also of, good Meadow-Land.
The balance is in a good state of cultiva
tion. An indisputable title . will be given.
ICJ'Atteedance will 60 given and .terms
made known by
' JOHN WOLFORD, Adm'r.
September 15, til"
RE.Lia 3STATE
AGF3NpY•
E undersigned has-- made -arrange
-IL mews to open an Agency in Gettye.
burg for the sale of Real Estate, to which
he invites the atteneioir rif persons ish
ing to sell or purchase Farms'or Real E
state. I have provided a Book in which
will be• registered,lfor a trifling fee) a gen
eraldescription properties as per
sons wish to dispose of at private sale.—
These Books .will be open to those desirous
of purchasing property. " Secrecy as to
ownership, terms, &e, will be inviolably
observed, when desired.
ICT - All further necessary information'
can be obtained upon application to the
subscriber at the Register's office, or at
his residence.
DANIEL PLANK
August 11, 1854.—1 y
PUBLIC' SALE.
MBE undersigned, Administrator of
the estate of CORNELIUS Mc-
CALLION, late of Liberty township, Ail
an" milli', Pa.,deceased, will sell at
Public Sale on S aturday the 7th day of
October next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., on the
rem ism the
of said deceased, situate in, said township,
adjoining lands of James Bowie, Maxwell
Shields, Short), Duphorn, and others, and
containing
93. Acres,
rooro or less. The improvements are a
two and a hall story ' •
lATMATIEEB-11041.*Innt g• s;
LOG . 'llottgE., ,
Log Stabil, and other out buildings.- 'The
Farm will be sold on easy terms.
-110" A itendbnce will be given arid terms
made known by • • •
:WEIN C. MoOALLION.
Sept. 8, 1864' • -
PROCLAMATION;
4, HEREAS, in and by the Act of
" " the General Assembly of this
State, entitled "An not to regulate the Gen
eralileetiona of this Commonwealth," cm
ted on the 2d of July, 1830, it is enjoined on
me to give Public Notice of such Elbction
to beheld, and to enumerate 'in such
flee what officers are to be elected : Iy
JOHN SCOTT, Sheriff of the County of
Adams, do, therefore, hereby give this Pub
lic notice to the Electors of the said County
of Adams, that a
4 31 :/- I WiA*l l 4 l
will be held in said County, on the,. •
&cowl Tuesday or October next Os 10th,)
in the several Districts composed of the fol
lowing Townships, viz:
In the First district, composed of the Bor.
ough of Gettysburg and the township of
Cumberland, at the Court-house in Gettys-
burg.
In the Second district, do'mposed of the
township of Germany, at the house 'now
occupied by Levi Crops, in the town of Lit
tlestowii, in the township of Germany.
In the Third district, compoied of the
township-of Oxford, at the house ofpidow
Molly, in the town. of Now Oxford.'
In the Fourth district, composed of the
townehipsof Latintore and Huntington, 'at
the house of Anthony Shanebrook, in the
township of Huntington.
In the Fifth district, composed of the
townships of- Hamiltonitan and • —Liberty, -et
th e Patine gehool.boliso in Millerstown.
El the Sixth I ligrict, composed of the ,
township of Hamilton, at the house now
neritilinit by David I`4 , nentomer, in tho tow '
of East Berlin.
In theSevendi distriet, onmrseil ..f rho
township of Menallen, in the public School
hoime in the town of Bouderaville.
In the Eighth district, composdll of the
township of Strabau, at the house of Jacob
L. Grass, in Hunterstown.
In the Ninth district, composed of the
township of Franklin, at. the house now
occupied by Jacob Stallsmith, in said town
ship.
In the Tenth district, composed of the
township of. Conowago, at the house of
John Busboy, in McSherrystown.
In the Eleventh district, composed of
the township of . Tyrone; at the house of
Samuel Sadler, in Ileidlersbut,
Iu the Twelfth district, composed of the
township of ilountjoy, at the house of Gee.
Snyder, in• said township.
In the Thirteenth district, composed of
the township of Mountpleasant, at the house
of Anthony Smith, in said township, situate
at the cross roads;, the one leadink, from
Oxford to the Two Taverns, the other from
Huuterstown to Hanover.
In the Fourteenth district, composed of
the township of Reading, at the house of
Airs. Albert,- in Botupton.
In the Fift , .enth district, composed of the
Borough and towratup of Berwick, at the
public Sehool.bouse in Abbottstown.
In the Sixteenth district., composed, of
the township of Freedom, at the house of
Nicholas Moritz, in said township.
In the Seventeenth district, composed of
the township of Union, at the .house of
Enoch Lefever, in said township.
In the Eighteenth district,
,composed of
the township of Butler, at the public School
house in Middletown, in said township.
At which time and places will be elected
One Governor of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania;
One Canal Commissioner;
One Judge of the Supreme Court;
One Member of Congress ;
One Member of Assembly ;
One Sheriff;
One Pfothonotary;
One Register & Recorder;
Ono Clerk of the Courts ; •
One Commissioner ;
One County Auditor ;
One Director of the Poor;
.and
One Coroner.
Particular attention is directed to the Act
of Assembly, passed the'27th day of Febru
ary, 1849, entitled "An not relative to
voting at electionsin Adams, Dauphin, York,
Lancaster, Cumberland, Bradford, Centre,
Greetie; and Erie, via:
"Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senateand
House of. Representatives of the Commun.
wealth of Pennsylvania in General Assem
bly met, and it. is hereby enacted by the
authority of the same—that it shall be Inv,-
ful for the qualified voters of the counties of
Adams, Lancaster, Dauphin,York, Franklin,
Cumberland, Bradford, Centre, Greene,
and Erie, from and after the passage of
this act, to rote for all candidates for
the various tdEces t, be MLA at any eleeti.n
011 one slip or ticket • Pr fAititql, Th. ,Slice
for which every candidate voted for, 001
INA designated, as required by the exiiiting
laws of this Communweath. . •
"Section 2. That any fraud committed
by any. person voting. in the manner above
prescribed, sball'be punished,by the exist
itiglayrs of this.Cornmonwealth."
ger A tten tin is also directed to the follow
ing section of the Act of tthe General As
sembly of the session of 1851, entitled "An
act to provide for the election 'of Judges of
several Courts of this Commonwealth.
'Section 4. That the election, for Judges
shall be held and conducted in the several
election districts in the same manner in all
respects as elections for representatives aro
or shall be, held and conduatetj, and by the
, same judges, inspectors, and other officers;
and the provisions of the act of the General
Assembly, enthiad "An Act relating. to the
elections of this Commonwealth,",approved
the second day of July, one thousand eight
hundred: and thirty ; nine, and its several sup
plemenie, and all other like laws, as far as
the same shall be in force and applicable,
shall bo deemed and taken to apply to the
election for judges: Provided, That the
aforesaid electors shall vote for judges of
the Supreme Court on a separate piece of
pape r Als o —ln and
,by virtue of the 14th see
tion of the act aforesaid, every person ' except
ing Justices of the
. who =sh all hold
any office or appointment of pro - fit - oetrust
under the Government of the United States,
or , of any city or incorporated district,
whether a commissioned officer, or otherwise,
a subordinate officer or , agent, who is, or
shall be employed under the legislative, aeon
tive orjudioiary department of this State, or of
the. United States, or of any city or incorpe;
rated district. and also that•every member
of Congress and ' - of the State Legislature,
and of the Select or Common Council of any
City, or Commissioner of any incorporated
distnoti is bylaw incapable of holding or
exercising at the same time, the office or ap
pointment of Judge, Inspector, or Clerk of
any election of this Commonwealth, and that
no Judge, Inipector, or other o ffi cer of any
snob election, shall be eligible to any office
to he then voted for. -
ALso—That 111 ' the fourth notion of the
act of Assembly entitled "An'ActlelatinL ,
to'executions, and for other purp^..6, l ' ap
proved April 16, 1840, it is enlist .d that
the aforesaid,l3tb section "shall not be con
strued, u to.prevent any militia officer or
borough officer, from serving as judge, in
spector or clerk, at any general or speoisl
election in this Commonwealtli."
itiiirAttention is also directed to the fol
lowing act, which it is made my duty to
insert% the proclamation for the General
Election in October - next :
AN ACT
For the Suppression oldie Manufacture and
Salo of Intoxicating Liquors, as a Balm
rage.
WuzazAs, All laws to be efficient should
have the approbation and unction of the
People: •
And Wherias, It is represented that a
largo nbmber , if not a majority of the cid,
sena
. of this dommenwealth, are deeply im
pressed with the necessity of the passage of
a Prohibitory Liquor Law:
And whereas, It is impossible to obtain
a certain indication of popular sentiment.
relating thereto by means of petitions and
remonstrauces : Therefore,
SF.OTION 1. Be it enacted. . by the Senate
and Rouse of Representatives cf the Com.
minneealth of Pennsylvania in General As-
Seinbly met, and if is hereby enacted by do- ,
authority of the same, That tho qualified I
voters of this• Commonwealth aro hereby
authorized, at the planes for holding the
general elections in their respective wards,
.borouglia—and townships, on- the second
Tuesday of Oetoher nest, to vote for nod
against a law which entirely prohibit
by propqr and coustituriondiregifl a ti,,,,,
vmh . . of:
11 t , ?;,it::l6u 11(i 11 re , vXeept for
-wni 1111(1 71 r t 411C,i1 1;11r•
p. acs.
SECTION 2. That,the officers authorized
by law to hold elections in itach ward, bor
ough and towuship,-of this Commonwealth,
are hereby directed and required at the place
fixed by law, in the several districts for tho
holding of the general elections in said dis
triets, on the second Tuesday of. October
next, when they shall be organized as an
election board, to receive from each quali
fied voter of their said districts, p ticket
written or printed on the outside, "Prohib
itory Liquor Law," and the tickets-in favor
of the proposed law shalt contain In the in
side the words, "For a Prohibitory Liquor
Law," and those opposed to the proposed
law shall contain in the inside'the words,
"Against the Prohibitory Liquor Law,"
which votes shall be counted and returned
to the court house of the counties or city,
in which the said election shall be held,
on the following' Friday, by the return
judges, who shall cast up and certify all the
votes . polled in said county, or ely, to the
office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth
at Harrisburg, directed and transmitted in
the same manner the votes for Governor are
required to be directed and transmitted, and
the said Secretary shall on the third Friday
of January next ensuing, communicate the
said returns to the Legislature, to be opened
and counted in tlie same manner the votes
for Governor are opened and counted, and
considered as the prayer of the voters of
this Commonwealth relative to a Prohibitory
Liquor Law.
SECTION 3. That all the election laws of
the State prescribing the hours of opening
and closing the polls p - the reception of votes,
the punishment of illegal voting, the defray
ing the expenses of publioation, and holding
of the general elections and return of the
same, and all other matters incident thereto,
be and the same aro declared applicable to
the election above authorized.
SECTION 4. That it shall be the duty of
the Sheriffs of the several emiuties of this
Commonwealth toinsert a copy of this act in
the Proclamation for the general election to
be held on the second Tuesday of October
next.
E. B. CHASE, Speaker of the H.. of ft
M. MeCASLIN, Speaker o/ the Senate.
Approved—the twcnty.eighth day of
April, oue•thoueuud eight hundred and fif•
ty-four. WM. BIGLER.
And in and by an Act of the General As
sembly of this State, passed the 2d day of
( July, 1839, it is directed that the Inspec
tors and Judges be at
_the places of their
districts on the day of the General Election
aforesaid, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, to do
and perform the several duties required and
icujuiucd tat thew to anti by the Dame act.
And be it - forthtr directed, in and by the
act of the Gcutral Assembly of this State,
aforesaid, that one of the Judges of each of
the 'different districts aforesaid, who shall
have the charge.of the certificates of the
number
,of votes whieb Fhall have been
)
i given fir each -candblute for the ( lla m a
.
~ .tlikictnert and there voted, for at their
i r ;,,./p e titi ve . dissttielS,' chill meet on the
i 611.4 dity, after the election.. which shall
Iho on Priattt, the 13th u(Oehher ::.f6ce•
1
said, at. OM Couri.houso, in the 11. r ,-.u g l,
lof Gettyeburg, that and. there to make a
fair statement and burtifeute of the number
of votes, which shall have- been given at the
different districts ka the county. of Adams
for any person 'or persons for the offices'
aforesaid:— .•- H - - . ,
JOIN SCOTT, Sherif.
Sherifre Of&co, Gottpbuig,
Sept. 11, .1.86 P. f
collegiate and Media
Institute.
New Oxford
_cal.
VALENTINE
in the Col
M. D. G. PF
Med
CHEER, Proteesor in
gime I)elutoment
FrEß,SPinfeseor in the
I 1 Depar tment.
THE Winte session in the aboveln-
AL stitute. wi commence on . Monday,
the 9th of Octo er next, and continue till
the last Montle in March following.
Tuition Fee in the 'oliegiate Department $l5 00
Co nuptials' 1 40
0 ‘in the tactical Department 20 00
Ctingencies ' 250
German Lang gi 5 00
French do . 500
Drawing , 5OO
Music., ) 10 00
i
SeirPayme s always in advance.
BOARD,
.dging. Washing, eat., the ,
Principal, if quyted. will, procure for
i n
in
9100 per ann , quarterly in advance.
N. B. T eetni.enhual examination,
dolling the S mer 'Session. will' be on
Monday th e th inst., commencing at 9'
o'clock, A i
_.
M. D. .PFEIFFER, PrincipaL - '
New-Oxfo , Sept. 22, 1854.
IT
Queens are re I Quectesto 1
I , have j t received a laige lot -
o
QUM SWARE, which . ! will sell
low. Cal4nd see.
spa: oii P.LOUGILS
OF the Iffsl4ittality—always on hand
'find frt call in' Gettysburg, at the
Foundry of
T. WARREN & BON•
TO TIM
tamer s -Farrier t Stage Proprietor.
CELEBRATED' GABBLING OIL
.
1 . :4r SW TUX mirroar OF StIPM3II2
AA the inapt reniarlatd• Emma! Application nor
disamkred.
•
Msperlence of m ore than sixteenyears has escabliehaa
Ilia fact that Merchant's Celebrated (tangling OH, ar Cols
venal Family Embmcatiom will can neat men, and re.
Ascii all such ea
Sparing. Sweeney. Ringhene, Wiedgans. Poo
Evil, Callous. Cracked Heels. Onlis of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises. Fis
`taln, Shiest. Sand Cracks. Strains, Lameness.
Foundered Feet. Scratches or Grease, Mange.
Rlieumatmm. Bites of Animals. External Poi
sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites.
Corns, Whitlows. Burns and Scalds,
Chillblains. Chapped lim n's' Cnun i r . ,
inactions of,the Muscles. Swellings.- cakes's,
of the Joints, Caked Breasts. te..te.'.lte.
The unparalleled success of the Oil, ea the eon of dm
sure in Hones and Cottle, sod even m human Reek is
daily becoming more' IMIIIIIII to the fanning conunankty.
It can hanily he credited, careen by those who bale bees
.n the habit of keeping it in their stables and - bower, what
• rase 1 11000111 of ven. cohering and time, an oared by
the timely application of. We Oil..
lle were the name of the este propricar, GEORGE
W. MERCHANT. Locke - eon, N. Y., w blown In the ado
of the bottle, and in Ins handweiteng orer tbe cork.
Al) order* addrewed to the proprietor will he peompety
reeponde•l to.
Hee it - Tamphlit of the Ater% and We what weeders at.
afromplothell by the nee of this medicine.
Surd by reaoectable dealers generally, eu On • .
Etatee 4011 Canada. AIM 61
Ler Ke.l.l.Eli ItURTZ & 8. H. BUEHLITI
Getlysbure.; J. R. Henry Abbounown ; J. AO
bough, Hampton W. Wolf, East Verna ; Pax
ton & Blythe, Fairfield ; A. 8. Myer*, Round.-
Hill ; Meek, Gashtown ;J. Houck. Menallen
.1. Martin, New Gaunt ; Study & Narked', Lit.
tlestown ; Taney & Mcßride, Fmatitsburg ; Md.
And qt wholesale by F. nu & Co. J. Gilbert
& Co., and T.-W. Dyott, PHILADELPHIA.
11111. 27, /224.-11
2000 LADIES
A RE willing tocertify that the BATH
-I.IIL AWAY COOKING STOVE is the
very best Stove now in use, inasmuch' as
they will do more . Cooking, Roasting and
Baking, and do it with less labor, and last
as long - again as any other stove now sold.
These celebrated stoves are 'constantly
kept for sale at a- very reduced price at
the
GETTIrSIMIG FOENDRY IMI
Where the subscribersfeeling determined.
to suit all persons have also the Parlor,
Sexton's Baltimore Air-tight, Peakskell
and Cabinch Cook Stove, and Air-tight
and Ten-plate Parlor Stoves of the most
beautilul patterns.
THE SZYLOR PLOUGHS,
which cannot be surpassed for lightness of
draught or in the character of their work,
are constantly on hand forsale, 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.
WITZEIROW Priall7ollllll'and oth
ers, Castinga for the Woodcock Plough
Wind-mill Machinery, Castings and Hoi
low-ware, with every article usually mad
at Foundries can be obtained here.
Blarksmithing and Shoe Making as
usual
Hanover Branch Rail Road.
CILINGE OF ROUES.
rirRAINS over the Hanover Branch
JIL road now run as follows: -
let Train will leave Hanover at 9.15.
A. M., with passengers for York, Har
risburg, Columbia and Philadelphia, and
return to Hanover with passengers from
Baltimore. at 11.45 A. 31.
2d Trttin will le;,ve Hanover at 2.30
P. M., with pa'ssen4ers:for Baltimore. ar
rivitnt there ai 6.30 ; and return iruMedi
atelv with Passengers from York: ite., at
4.95 P. M.
3d Train will lease Honorer at 6 P.
M. with Passengers for York ; and return
with Passengers from Baltimore at 8
P. M.
Mantlay morning extra train will
leave to Baltimore at 4.30; ietura at
EDWARD E. YOUNG../fgeat.
Hanover, March 24, 1854.
BandmoiNe # , Suirselsormusa
ita`itroad.;.
r i MANGE OF HOUES.—Way Pas
-10, meager Train leaves Calvert .
Station at ' 8.15 s
.31
Arrives at York at 11 A vs
Accommodation Train leaves Cal
, Vert station at 4.25, r
Arrives at York at 7.42 P X
Express Train leaves Calved.
Station at
Arrives at York at
RRTURNING.
Way Passenger Train lerie Har
ribburg at 1.45 r Est
Arriving at York at 2.45 r 11
Express Train Isaias Harris
burg at 8 - .45 A 1;
Arriiing at York at • 9.54 A
Accomudation train leaves
York at
4.45 e. , 14.
A. P. WINCHESTEL
Superintendent of Transportation.
May 19, 1854. .
BONNETS & PARASOLS..
I. have now; on hand a large assort - 4mi
of Ronnela & Parasols, latest styles'
which I have just received, and will sell
cheaper than can be had of any esublish•
meld in lbw°, call and see.
ARNOLD
lADIES who are in want of a splendid
j assortinent . of MRS'S GOODS',
will find into their advantage by calling:
on 'the undersigned and eiamining 'his
stock before purchasing. _
IMPORTANT
GEO. W. MERCHANT'S
MACIONZ SHOP,
T. WARREN.
A. ARNOLD.
Ladies' Dress Goods.
A. ARNOLD.
JOtM
12'1. M