Y lipeyer &Tad gall Road.
* &LANG.S' OF HOURS.
_ • i !
4 1 4 ;1111RMINS over the Hanover Branh
11,:;!!;1 1 ,!.. n road now run as follows;
,I„,,,i,;4o4Traitt will' leave' Hanover at 045
.I,:faisioritortith passengers for York.
aO - 3':,4 l 64 l iturgi Columbia and Philadelphia, and.
retiira ti):' Hanover with passengers: from
pikitimore.,at 11,45 A. M.
2cl train will leave Hanover at 2.30
4 4 1. P. 11.1 With pissengers for HaltimorV. nr)
Ming then) at 8.30 ;'and return Immedi
ately with Passengers from V0rk..4.0:, at
i“.4)15 p.,
will Itive Hanover at '6.P.
' . i"-n.:oll.Arith . Pinseengers for York ; and rotor',
— , :.:...owith"!'Paistmgere from' Baltimore at 8
,0rm111.4.1 4 1.•.i • •
Monday morning extra train will
1,0 Ivrea tor Hallinnlia at 4:30i return .at 7
.1!3141-.41121
EDWARD E. YOUNG, dgent.
_ . •
114 — qe - rer; Alateh 24,1854.
=BM
flitelitotore 'dr Ssitrquehanian
HINGE OF HOUSE.--Way Pas
-it) i mikker Train leaves Calvert
Station at 8.15 A
viAttitVlstjYOßkl l 11 , A MI
7,,A.lco** . id a t riin Train leaves'oll.
',vest station at 4.25 r at
itrAves at York at 7.42 P bt
EApfess Train leave! Calvert
ntwlStiiiiott:sl • • ' •
..tAttitei at york et '
: , t e g m . t . RNmo.
Way Passenger Trato leave Mr
:m(4l64th
Arriving sr York it' 2.45 at
1., - ,Expreas Train leaves Harris;
Itmogistnt: , , 8.45'A at
Arriying at York at 9.54 A at
*sin 145,5 5 :.
, :! 4.45 A. 31
A. P. P.INCHESTER.
)14
,Operfnienefentqf Transportation.
3 1 19, 18,54,
' • •
',..: . 4 ';';!;1f)11,4 1 1i1:1 1 01114 . ,017.41'1165'.N0T10N3
IMPROVEMENTS
. .
THE:
pr o em .nymoer oTpmenees die
.119 fititifth • Vornine of this,pOpolar .
"+ ddloil:Atslutegiss haq been beyond pr. -
I, •ceslent;'abir Its . Citeulstion, already larger
• '• digit of anysimilar publication IN
H.virEwORLD ; is roustuhtly increasing.
• 4rialigetlients have been made which will
c . eMtlile publisher to make the 'NO•
ToNs. fai superior to any Comic paper
•••titOile'priblialledierthe 'United Staies. •
c,,,,,llThpbest Artistic Talent in the. country
, '-hask.r hsekengaged on the ILCUSTRA •
b 'LIONS, and emits timelier w ill contain fr.tio I
• -Ifittlytlici , - Seveniptive ENGRAVINGS,'
in the highest school, of comic Art.
Aiiil4.,Olerary conlenis;.tiy a large Corps
„ Ain TATenicd.. Contributions, which chat.
. „kyle eopiparison with those of any Comic
JiNriodicskither in Enrope. or America ;
an d will consist of a choice repertory of
roar s flan, 411,ire, ft*, .Comie Tales,
44 . signing to "Shoot folly us
never O'erstepPitig, the lines
.I p!stricf propriety it being the object al
lYs t Pighligiber- to make thin YANKEE
NOINS, en ever : :welcome, r visitor: at
-. ot l niCirele;
ii Athicriptiou price: SI 25 per annum ;
1211,pents per number. For sale by all
th'l;,Nowtt,Agents and, Periodical - Dealers
iii every City, Town; and Village in 'the
ri
niv-itWO Sltea snil
RO NCanada.
:•„'t it
TG . Pt:Higher,
. • 'N0..98 Nassau st, New York.
, „bract!? 5 , 1855.
'lit ADMRICAN 'PICK,
~, -Foußril voLuAgE
ofirtilltlillustrated comic Weekly, pub•
-I, alit , iietiett in' the city' of New York,
every Saturdayi is about to commence its
frptilkt) 31,44 r. pies . herbal° a
,favorite
paPr throughout the'United States. Bc
'sittieliP by the first artists,, it
• c' itaine witty rtfititrials of character, and
twill 14'4 eliesirfuloces to the , gloomiest
lArtaide, — lra variety renders it a favorite
ill 'eliey faintly: ' '
leettitt'ains each week, a I , irge quantity
for Wee; stories, anecdotes., MIMIC!' and
The ,fillecollectione of John
C.'ollltoun,,by; Isis' Private Secretary,"
ceatipued in ihe Pick until tinish r
fed;inid then a copy will be sent free to
4itsWi'ittbsCriber whose name shall bd up
tiniului--`inait book: Each yearly subscrib :
iothe' Pick, Will receive the donble-siz:
sleety for the Fourth Of July
liid Obi l istmat..withOut charge.. Each of
theft' Pielorial sheets cobtalns over 200
'splendid Aesigns.
.“•'lletabseripiioil price to the Pick
- twilhlin,adiance. Six copies for 5.
Thir-
Seed co pies' fur $lO.
l'A4ttra Moat be addressed,
! - s ''.lbSEPtr . A: SCOVILLE,
, t "No. 26 Ann in.. Now York.
JillWirr 6; 1855. • - •
21;:,41. 1 1 2STAT3
ACIMNOT. • '
: .
91,11 E. undersigned has Made arrange
tu'opeh en Agency in Gettys
burg for the sale of Real Estate, to which
iv? totitee, the • a tten tine Of persons
1,4844,5e11,0r purchase Farms or Real E
State. I have provided a Hook in which
will)semitemred, for a triflitig fee) a gen
eral description of such properties as per
sons wish to dispose of ,at private sale.—
These Books will beeptin to those desirous
of purchasing property. Secrecy as to
tawmerehip,,terate,d4c., will be inviolably"
oltareryect,' w, bru-dtte i r ed.
„Aco,All further necessary information
CPIO I 9. cltihOeil upon application to di
aubscillscr at the Register's office, .or it
Nl ; f l 4 4 h4ellee• • • •
, • DANIEL PLANK.
f 41494. S P.. 1844,-.-1v
61171111110 STLIM MILL
tillfiElubieeitierll3lB completed his new
Steam• Mill, and is now prepared to
SAW-TIMBER and CHOP GRAIN at
stitind.stust• and spurt notice. Farmers
ikald isitNttiisan' have Sawing and Chopping
dowt-si any time.
Kr&!mover pricey in Cash will be raid
for , Rye, Corn, end Oats delivered at the
Steam 14111,Yikeas 'of Warren's' Foundry,
Getty4org- ,
'lO *FM eionstantly on hand "and for
??.
ON W. HOFFMAN.
• ilkvArlltii, ' •
t. it
• 4 ve4IOI2IIIIIBILL • .
•
Volk , BAI "STEAM•at h 0...!
Aiiibekttrg,tpi, ~
FIXED lIP JN THE NEW 1
COME , AND SEE US!_
Read all this, and soy whether it is no
Right.
NEW STYLE 07 . nusunsh ON TOE CASH
PRINCIPLE,--"QUICE. SALES, AND
SHORT PROFITS r.
VI I HE suliecriber has just' returned
17
Irum the City with n very large
anti fine' assuritnetit of HATS
-CAPS, HOOTS and
‘.t SHOES, ofevery de;
scription tunfredifina,
whieli he will sell on good terms,
for Cash or its . equivalent.
,I• have done elieavy Credit business for,
nenrl3 twenty-four veers. and the' (tense
cpinnee has been a heavy lowa on Aides. II
new intend to devote my whole time to, my ;
Store, and keep a large assortment of
itATs A ND
and eel! them SS cheap as any body ohm
eon, for east; Or payment
in a short time, and fur Country Prinfure
num-many delteere.tl when wanted—uoid
entirely destroy the ow habit 'of long cred
it. BO girt plan I Can keep up my otook,
and 0,41 goods on better tenni,. Come
and see the Goods and judge tar yinir•selees
• •
Gendemen'a and Ladiea' 'Olken", Boa.
king, Jenit !Ands.' OxiOrd 'ries. &e., and
Children:a Mines. alweya rin liana..
' Bnota'and Mines "roade.to 'order when.
erer required.'
Philadelphia Make of Sill; Iftits, 'Citi
zens', Cohan, Knew Nettling, Wide A
wake,'Kossuth; and Old Men's Fur and
Wool MIN together with - Awes, heys'
and oldhlrees Hata and Caps, - of all kinds
HIM 41208:
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12 P 3f
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Gelivehurg Oct. 13 1851.
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NOW iS THE 11Mi.'.
.8 WEAVER. respectfully an.
LYN_ noutices to this Ladies and Gentle
men of Gettysburg cud vicinity that he
has resumed the Daguerreotype bustnems,
at the n,111 : 111autl, iii glistoberetturg street,
where .he Will be. Itsppy to receive visitere
tlesiroue. -
.securing perfeei. Daguerreo•
ivpe Of tile . ingoYel lir friends. „ „
•
living furnished : with ati entire new and
crnilv apparatua, he it; prepared to hike
pictures in every Plyl9 of the art and in
sure perfrifiliatisfaetteni...
nigt„Oftargeti from 50 els in 810 00.
10;:riloura 1;1 operating froni 8. A. M..
to 4 P. I‘l.l ,
trzilo (1,,e0; , evuhl-. HEM, red, blue, or
purple. Ditrk‘Aliese adds much to the
,tieptitiy, of the picture.
Juite 9, 1854.—tif
A STEWARD WANTED
at Pennsylvania College.
TuE present Steward of Pennsylvania
College being abotit' to leave. appli
cations will he received by the Undersign
ed from persons desiring the situation.
Inforination•'inregerd•thereto can be had
of either of the undersigned.
.Poesession will he given on theasi
of April, or funnier if desired.
ATONES MceLEAN
•
8. PAHNEBII/4K,
H: S. 'IIVBER;
, Committee of 'Maul of Trustees.
Gettynburg, Arch 3, 1854 lf
SA.VE YOUR MOI.iEY!--
ESSENCE or comer.
H. BUEHLER keeps con s tantly on
1 ••••' hand :for sale, the GenUine
SENCE OF COFFEE, of bestali
quality.,
.
The use of this article in families will be
hiend_a very great'aaVing ihC,conrae of'
the year. Or7"For Wnuirtlit,x and
RETAIL, at the Drug & Bonk Store'
S. H. BUEHLER
Ma"3o, 1853.
TOBIAS' . . LINIMENT,,
port the cure , of Headache,' Cholera
AL" Morbus, Touthache, Bruises, Stirains,
& c .,,— a most einelleut reeietly—for sale
of the DRUG STORE of
S. H. BUEHLER.
SPORTING!' SP01111NG!
,--1....E 9 1011E and Henry. Wampler .will
3lake [louse Spouting and put up
the same luw, for cash or country pro-,-
duee. - Farmers and` all others wishing,
their Houses, Barns, &a. spouted, would
do well to give them a call. -
• . G. & H. WAMPLER.
.. .
NOW itEADY
yr ELLER KURTZ'S Holiday` stock of
illia- elegant illustrated standard BOOKS,
adapted for Christmas and New . Year
Presents, the Drawitig;•Room Table, &a,
,
300 000 SEGARS:of everv.:, i ; ' now
9 . description . and, read y• ror exatoination ; also
1111. EN ' S BOOKS, in endless 't:ari-
Brands, all 01 which .`ara offered , lower t,: et Y' Sz'g is a perlect storehouse of de- 1
than any nther House ~ light for , the little ones, where `they can
"
uerre,,te all h .
e . lie to L,e of the bet s
the city. Aud . ,_purchaso
. from the, simplest Toy Books,
serial. eau a li examine. ,
~ 4 up,to the knostexpensive Colored editions.
• 1 Dec. 14, 1854
AVM, BUEHLER, - 1
I. 147 Franklin stmt.
Nov. 24, 1854.
Second-hand Carriages.
A FEW good second.lotistl VARRItii
"!" GES & BUGGIES to be lied for
Carl or Country Produce at C. W.-
HOFFIVI4iN'S Coach Factory.
larßlatiks of all
sale . •
.• •
MMUS & NEW YEA.
Choice and Valuable Books.
I HA VE just.receivetl from Philadelphia
.and New York. the best English and
American editions of the best authors in
every department of Literature, known as
standard authors of value, and
Bound in a most Superior manner,
in the choicest library styles of calf ex
tra, hilf calf gilt and antique, Turkey Alo
' race°, dee.. 6te., forming altogether the
most - superS. ctillection of Hooks ; :' which
I
have ever had the pleasure of offering
to my numerous friends and customers ;
and which, together with an Unrivalled 1
stock of illegantly 11
hist:tried . :Forks. Bi- . 14,.
Ides" Privet Hymn
lioaks.superldy bound
Books, best edition in -- -
Library Bindings, now displayed in
tempting array dn numerous loaded count-
erOorm altogether an endless variety
from which to select
Christmits and New Year Presents, as to
,fully keep up our well known reputation of .
effering the finest assortment of desirable
bboks in the richest and most substantial
bindings. .The undersigned invites the
infeation of ,every Individual in Adams
'Outinty, to :call and visit ,now, while the
assoriment is full and complete.
kit Prices to suit the times.
L • KELLER' KURTZ, •
Beoksoller and Stationer, 8. E. Corner Centre
• Square.
Dec. 15, 1854,
141i1.11E1171117
HARDWIRE STORE.
rg'IHR Subscribers .would respertfully
announce to their Melilla and the
Publie. that they, have opened a NEW
HARDWARE STORRinltiMore
adjoining the residence of Davin ZdaoLatt,
Gettysburg, in which they 'air) opening a
large and general assortment - if
HARDWARE,' IRON, STEEL,
- GROGEgiES I .
CHI Rl, ' COACH TRIMMINGS,
SpringS, Axles, Saddlery,
Cedar Ware, Shoe Findings,
Piiiiits,Oils, & Dyestuffs,
in general, incuding every descriptioJ of
articles in the above line of bUsiness—to
which they invite the attention of Coach
makers, Braeloiraths, Carpenters, Cabinet.
make'rs, Shoemakers, Saddlers, and the
public generally..
Our stuck having been selected with great
Care and,purchaslitid for Cash, we guart
antee.(for the Ready Money,) to dispose
of any part of it on as reasonable terms as
they can be purchased any where.
We particularly request a call from our
friends, mut earnestly solicit a share or
public,favor, as we are determined to es-.
tablish a character for selling Goods at
ow prices and doing business on fair prin
/iples.
JOEL B. DANNER,
• DA YID ZIEGLER.
Gettysburg, June 13.18.5,1.—t1.
- ---
More New Goods.
GEORGE ARNOLI
trAsicet received from Philadelphi a and
Baltimore As large a stork of IVl,ll'
GOODStts
.11aS Aver been brought to this
dlace, among Witch are
Cheap Cloths, Cassimers,
Coalinga, Cassinets, Flannels, Blankets,
Cords, Janes, Ready Made Clothing. Do
mestics, and every variety of Goods for
Mena' wear, also Dehage. Alpaca Dehage,
M. DeNines, Alpacas, Plain and Plaid
Poplins, Worsted Plaids, Persian Paratnet
ia and Coburg Cloth, English & French
Merinoes, Ginghams, Calicoes, Silks, Sat
ins, Lace, .Fringe,. Bonnet giiks, Satins,
Modes rr Velvets, 'FrimininKa great s:a
rietc. Ste.. &c:: The Ladies' attention par
ticularly is invited. Also a large stock of
FRESH GROCERIES,
Queensware Hardware &c.
Bring determined not to be undersold, we
pledge ourselves to sell any and every ar
ticle as cheap as they can be' had at any es
tablishment in this place. •
Oct. 0, 1854. • , •
('
Illitti%%l
. S. IL BUEHLER
.
"S AS received a largely increased as
im sortment of Classical. Theological,
8'0;001' and Mittenlla- ---,
items . ' lA
,
of all' kinds, including --
a liege Mm
übee of handsomely bound
Standard PoCts of England rind America--
Annuals, &c,. suitable for Gifts. Also
T &TIONEItir
of every variety. Gold Pens and Pencils.
Penknives. Envelopes, dm, &c. All of
which-will be sold at a small advance on
cern. Call and see them .
Dec. 22.1854. ' I
.CLOTAiNG.
6altc6l.E ARRIOID
ETAS now entered into the Clothing
'business extensively, and had
Experienced Workmen
in hie employment constatitly cooing ou
aud making up out of hie own clothe,
Over Coots, Dreei Coats,, Pantaloons,
Vesia, Monkey Jaekels; tke.'
Awkiiid. of clothing mhde to order on
shorritnifee. COnetantly 'on_hand and for
Bale p , groat variety , of Clothing of hie own
manufariurtng. 118 cheap :le the eheePeet•
Call and see them ; we CBllllOl be beat . .
Oct. 27, 1854.
On BOXES BEST CONGRESS
•M' 11. •TOBAVCO,in'rture 'and fog
vale by • WM. BUEHLER,- •
No. 167 Frankliis
Huy. 24, 1861. • •
Philadelphia Ads•criteementr.
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware
AND FANCY GOODS.
A Choice assortment of the Finest Quality,
SOU lALI AT TUX LOWEST CAW PIICXII, AT
mt. 0. ELICONHEAD'S,
No. 184 South Setond street. between 'Pine and
Union, W/st aide, PHILADELPHIA.
. 4 1HE assortment embraces -a Large
JIL and Select Stock of Fine Watches,
• Jewelry, Silver Ware, Albata Ware, plated
( Silver, in Spoons, Forks, Ladles, &L—
-i Jet Goods, Fins and Fancy Articles of a
' superior quality. deserving the examina
tion of those;vvho. desire to procure the
best goods at Lowest Caleb Prices.
Having a practical knowledge of the
business, and ill available facilities for im
porting and Manufacturing, the subscriber
confidently 'tones purchasers, believing
that lie can supply them on terms as Insur
able as any other establishment in either
of the Athintio'Cities.
let. All kinis
.ol Diamond - and Pearl
Jewelry and 'fti Iver Ware manufactured to
order, within 4 reasonable time,
Watchei, Jewelry and Silver Ware
faithfully repai•ed
W. B. ELTONHEAIL
No. 174 South 2r St., a few doors above the 2d
St. Narket, West Side.
or - j'ln the Smith Window of the Store,
may he seen tin famous BIRD CLOCK,
Which commands the admiration of the
scientific andctrions.
September 2p, 1854.—1 y
FRENCN TRUSSES,
WEIGHING lESS THAN 23 OUNCES.
FOR THE CURE OF HERNIA OR RUPTURE.
ACKNOWLEDGED by the highest Medical oOthitrines of Philadelphia,
incomparotivelY superior to any other
in tote. Stitrwers will he ittatifiett to
learn that the ottrasion now ollitra to pro
cure not only Ilti lightest and must eusi l ,
out 4s. &trate a Truss as ony other, in
lien of the crineirons and tmennflorlante
article Ilan:illy add. There is'lnt
attending the fitting, and when the pat!
is located, it wh retam its po.ssition with
out change.
Persons at a iistanee unable to call on
the Subscriber, ean have the Truss sent to
any address, by remitting FIVE DOL
LARS fur the single Truss, or TEN for
the double— witt measure round the hips,
and stating side affected. 'lt will be ex
changed to suit if no lilting, by returning it
at once,uttsoiletl.
For sale only by the Importer,
CALEB 11. NEEDLES,
Cor. Twelfth di ridel, &taco Philadelphia.
g@ .LA DIES; requiring the benefit of
Mechanical Supports, owing to derange
ment of the Internal Organs, inducing
Falling of the iymnb, Vocal, Pulmonary,
Dyspeptic, Nervous and Spinal weakness,
are informed that a competent and experi
enced Lady w he in attendance at the
Rooms, (sel apart for their exclusive
use.) No. 114,T IV ELFTH St., let dour
below-Race.
June 30, 185.4,-h,
REMOVAL.
LIGHTLLIGHT! LIGHT!
B. 'MITT & RENT
Have removed to their Nu') Store and
Faelory.
ZVI 74 SOUTH SECOND BT., PUMA.
(Five doors below their old stand)
Having increased • facilities. we offer to
Merchants and others, GAS FIXTURES
and LAMPS of every description, and at
the lowest Manufacturer's prices, and no.
..urpassed in quality or appearance by
any in the Country. Our stock embracee
Dyott's Patent 'Pine Oil Lamps,
(TER BEST IN THE WOULD)
BURNING FLUID AND SOLAR LARD LAMPS,
CHANDELIERS,
For Gas, Pine Oil, Solarlard, and Fluid.
Hull and Patent Spring Hand Lamhorns,
Globes,..Glasses s yWieks, Pine Oil and
Fluid, wholesale and retail. •
Merchants and others will and it to their
advantage to call and examine out stock
and prices.
ir..7"Particular atttention given to fit
ting up Ohurchee and other public build
ing's.
October 13,` 1854-3 m
THIS lITAF7-THIS HIV!,
NEW ESTABLISHMENT!
CLOTHING MADE' TO ORDER!
, rrEIE undersigned takes pleasure_ in in
funning. the citizens of Gettysburg
and the public generally, that he is pre
pared in furnish garments of all kinds,
for Gentleinen7s - wpar, at the shortest no
tice, and in the best possible style. Hay.
jug attuned
,MARC HAN T TAILOR
ING csiablishmint in Chambersburg
street, opposite the Lutheran Church, and
- secured the serviceis of experienced work
nip, he feels confident of pleasing all who
may favor hint With their patronage.—
Country Produce ttiken in exchange , for
work.
J. 8. GRAMMER.
Dee. 7, 1854.—tf
11#1\%01111NM.
F li. SIMLLY respacifitlly informs
. .0 his old customers and the pulilic
i:
,generally, that he contin
- . ',?:<•.` ; '• i• ues the. TAILORING
1 4 %:,-..:.;41 B fislESS,^at hie; old:
1 .04' "-sr tend, in South pallimort;
B
! !Vi' ;,- treat, where he will be
4 1
1 L happy to accommodate all
ti• ‘, 7 who may patronize him . ,
I All work entrusted to his
• .:, . care warranted to fit and
be of most substantial make. Thankfu
for. pabt favors, he solicits a continvance of
public patronage.
May 6, 1.854.
HAY WANTED:'
PERSONS having Hay to sell will do
well by. calling on the subscriber, in
'Gettysburg, who is deeirons of purchasing.
The highest &Market -price will be paid at
all times.
.0:7 - As he intends having the
Hay, after being packed, hauled either to
Hanover or. Baltimore, the preference to
'haul will be given to those from whom he
may purchive. ' '
• SOLOMON' POWERS.
Dee. 24s 1852.—if
LOOK TO POOR, INTEREST!
riIHE undersigned .has just returned
-K. from Philadelphia with a large fash
ionable stock of goods, which ho will dis
pose of at very reduced prices to all who
may•favor him with a call. liis assort
ment consists of the following :
Shawls, Flannels, •
Plaid Silks, .Muslins,
F. Merinoes, Linen,
M. Delaines, ' Blankets, •
Wool Plaids, Quilts,
Debeges, Cloths,
Cashmeres Cassinets ,
Persian Cloths, Satinets,
•
Calicoes,' Collars,
Ginhains, Handkerch 7 fs,
Ribbons, Veils, &c.
Also, a lot of Groceries and Queensware
which were' bought low and will be sold
low for Cash or country produce. To
punctual customers a credit of six months.
..1. S. GRAMMER.
Oct. 13 -1854.—tf
NOTICE.
A s I have rented out my Foundry to
take effect from and after the Ist
day of April next, and being anxious to
close up the business of the same, I hereby
give notice to all persons having claims
against me, or the late firm of "T. WAR
REN & SON.". to present them fur settle
ment, and those knowing themselves to be
indebted to me, or said firm, in money or
trade, are requested to call and make settle.
ment by that time, as after sain date I shall
be away from the foundry. I intend this
to be the only notice I shall give, and all
persons, interested in the same, will do
Well to give it their immediate attention,
as after the above date 1 intend to place all',
my claims in the hands of an officer for
collection.
T. WARREN
Dee. 29: 1854.
LET THE FACTS BE KNOWN !
rrHAT AB'M ARNOLD has just re
k nulled from the Eastern Cities,
with the largest and hest selected stock of
goods for Men and Boys' wear ever
before otrered, vdtielt he is now•making
up, at the Obi Stand, whe e •he invites
all who wish to pinches° CLOTHLVG
wade of
GOOD EATEIROEL
and by good workmen, to call and exam
ine hu stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as tie is determined to undersell any Cloth
ing Store or Slop Shop in the Town or
Country.
Having secured the services of one of
the best CU? TERS in the country, he
is prepared to make up clothing at the
shortest notice and in the hest style. His
motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits.
September 29, 1854.
TOBACCO.
.1 00 BOXES LB. LUMP TO
BACCO in store and for sale,
at 11 cents by the box, et BUEHLER'S
Old Stand, the che a pest in the city. No.
157 Franklin st., Baltimore.
Nov. 24. 1.854.—tf
.
Breinig, Fronefield & Co's.,
VEGETABLE CATTLE POWDER,
AND
CATTLE LINIMENT,
0 . OLD WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
by S. H. BUEHLER, agent for
Adams county.
Dec. 30111, 1354.
Ladies' Dress Good
F every style—hik Alpaeea for 12/
eta. ; Cashmere 12/ Debeges from
16 to 37/ cts. ; Calicoes, from 5 to 12 cts.;
muslins from 5 to 18f ; and everything
else in pro Portion, at the New Store of
J. S. GRAMMER.
ift HHDS, KEN'FUCKY LEAF
AKAN TOBACCO, 20 Bales Havana,
25 do Sagua, 20 do St. Jagn, 20 Cases
Seed Leaf. met received and for cale•by
W5l. BUEHLER, •
No. t 67 Franklin street.
Nov. 24, 1854.
Dr. Wickeys , Cholera Drops,.
- volt the cure of CHOLERA, Dysen
tery, Croup, &e. Prepared by D,
WARREN, andlor sale by SAMUEL H.
BUEHLER. Gettysburg, Pa.
QHAWLS.—A big.. lot of Bay—State
P'•- 7 Shawls, long and square; Broche
and .Thihet Shawls—a splendid variety,
and going at the cheapest rates, at
SC HICK'S.
STOVES--STOVES.
-111-.2411 ON hand, and for sale, a great va.
riety of COOK. STOVES, very cheap.—
Call and eee them.
Sept. 8, 1854.
GEO. ARNOLD
For Christmasi,
THE great dodble Pictorial Bro. Jona
than, 200 copies received. Price
12} cents, or , 10 copies fnr 8100. For
sale at KELLER KURTZ'S Bookstore.
DRUGS AND • DIEDICIINIIB,
IF all kinda, from the beat
" all
in the City, eon
stantly on hand and for Mlle • at ,:„
the Drag and Bookstore of /
S. H. BUEHLEii.
SOgi , •I3OXES :BLACK FAT in store
, and for stile by
W5l. BUEHLER,
No. 157 Franklin street, Badmen
Nov. 24, 1854.—tf . •
BRibh ma and Flowers, a
-wiF large aseortmee of the different
style to , be fotind et , ,
,
S Un- soli rzoutuis,
OF the vast . quality- - always on hand
and for sale in Gettysburg, it: the
Foundry of . •
7;IV ARREN & SON.
NOTICE:
jETTERS Testamentary on the es
tate of WM. WALICER, late of
Monntjoy toWnship, Adams county, Pa.,
dec'd, having been granted to the subscri
ber, residing in the same township, no
tice is hereby given to such as are in.
debted to'said estate to make payMent
without delay, and those having claims
are requested to present the same, proper
liauthemicated. for settlement.
SAM'L DURBORAW Ex'r:
Dec. 12, 18.14.=-11t
SWIM EMERICAN ARTISTS' UNION
ter woulduspectfully announce to the oltisena
of the United' states and the Canadas, that for
the purpose of cultivating a taste fur the One arts
throughout the country. and with a view of en
abling a • aaa family to become possessed of a gal
lery of One engravings,
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE.
They have determined, in order to create sn
extensiveaale for their engravings, and thus not
only give employment to a large launder of art.
lots end others, brit inspire among our country
men a taste for works of Art, to present to toe
purchasers e f their engravings, when 250,000 of
which are sold. v
250,000 0(111 of the actual cost of 11150,000
Each purchaser One Dollar Engraving,
Ikerefore receives not only in Engraving richly
worth the money. but 'alto a ticket which enti
tles him to one of the GIN when they aro distrib
uted.
FOR FIVE DOLLARS,
a highly finished Engraving.,beautifully PAINT.
ED in OIL, and FIVE GIFT TICKETS. will
be sent or Five Deccan, worth of splendid En.
gravings can be selected from the catalogue, and
sent by return mail or exprema,
A copy of thercatslogue. together with the speci
men of one of the ongravinge, can be seen at the
office of this paper.
For each Dollar sent, an Engraving( actually
worth that aunt, and a Gift Ticket will immediately
ha forwarded.
The Committee, believing that the incresi of
this great National unkertaking will be materially
promoted by the energy and enterprise of inteili•
gent and persevering Agents have resolved to treat
with such on the most libeml terms,
Any person wishing to become en am!. by
sending (post paid) one dollar,vsill receive by re
turn of mail, a .1 'Maar Engraving, "a Gras.
TicauT," a Ping/a/0C 0- Catalogue, and all oth
er necessary Information .
On the final completion of the tilde, the Gifts
will be pieced in the hands of a CommittPof the
Purchasers lobe distlrloned, due notice of which
will he given throughout the United States and
the Canada..
LIST OF GIFTS.
100 Marble busts of Washington, at $lOO $lll,OOO
100 " " Clay 100 10,000
1110 " Webster 100 10.000
100 0 Calhoun 100 10,000
50 elegant Oil Paintings. in splen
did gift frames, size 3x - 1 feet
each 100 5,000
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2x3 feet
each' 50 5,0011
500 steel plate Engravings, brilliant
ly colored in oil, rich guilt frames,
24x30 in each, 10 5,000
10,000 elegant steel plate Engravings,
colored in oil, of the Washington
hlonutnent, Vx26 inches each. 4 40,000
237,000 steel plate engravings, trom
100 different plates now in pos.,
session of and owned by the A rt
ists' Union, of the market value
of from 50 cents to $1 each 41,0
1 first•class Dwelling, in Thirtyft
First street, New YorloCity ' 12,000
22 Building Lots in One Hundred
and One Hundred and First
streets New York City, each 25-
' xlOO !eat deep at I,ol'o 22,000
100 Villa sites, containing each 10,000
square feet, in the suburbsof New
York City, and commanding a
magnificent view of the Hudson
river and Long Island Sound, at 500 50,000
20 perpetual loans of cash. without
interest or security, of $250 each, 5,000
50 100 each. 5.000
Ofi
50 each, 5 .01 1 0
250 0 0 20 each, 5,10.0
2,000, " . 5 each, 10,1)00
Reference in regard to the Real Estate, F. J.
Visciinn en Co., keal Estate Brokers. 'New
York. Orders. (post paid,) with money enclosed
to me, addressed,
J. W. HOLBROOKE.
Socrelary.sos Broadway, Now York.
'Ci Engravings in the Catalogue are now
rendy for delivery.
November 10, 1864.-0 m
THE WONDER OF TIME AGE,
FOR Ti E
CURE nl
Saltrheum,
E r y
C h
Chopped or
cracksilhand
n r ns and
Scahls,Cuts,
i , B°lnnis of
k i lads
Tiles; Inflain
mationor the
Breast;Bitot
Insects; Old Bolos ; all kinds of
breaking out
and Flores on children; Sore lips, Pimples on the
Face, anti all diseases Of the skin.
tir For particulars see small bills accompany
ng each box.
C'20,000 boxes sold in this Stuto baptist
year, and gavo univo sal satisfaction.
The great secret oi the popularity of this ointment
lies in the fact that it accomplishes all it is Teem
.mended to do, and that I do not recommend it
to cure sny thing but what from.the wore of the
ingredients, it is an' absolute specific _for, white
other preparations of the kind are recommended
to cure every disease that human 9s;sh is bait to,
from Consumption down to the bite of a flea,
when, in fact, all the mediesrpropetties they con
tain are in the handbills, and, the thousands of
fictitious certificates published in then praise.-
I invite those troubled with the above cont.
plaints, (particularly Salt Rheum.) to take a box
and try it,—if you are not fully, satisfied, return
it and take back your money.
N. 13.—1 have hundreds of testimonial. I can
show ally one who feels disposed to call on inc I
and satisfy himself of the virtues of the Obit•
ment.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERREL.
Naugatuck. Conn.
(13'To whom all orders should be addressed.--
Sold also by the principal Druggists and country
Merchants generally. Price 25 cents.
116M11841 LE • DZPOTB.--C. V. Clikener & CO,
No Si. Barclay St:, New York ; A. McClure &
Co., Albany; J., Kidd & Co., Pittsburg ;
H. Brown &Bro., N 0.4 Liberty St., Baltimore;
T. W. Dyntt & Sons, Philadelphia.
AGENTS,--Samuel IL Buehler, Gettysburg;
H.B: Fink, Pleasant Hill;-Spalding & Brother,
Littlestown; John Busbey,MeSherryatown ;Sam
net Faber Jr„ Lower's Mill; Jesse Houck, But
ler township; Andrew Creglow, Centre . Mill ;
'Abel 'P. Wright, Benderaville ; Jacob Pensyl•
Middletown ; Jacob' F. Lower, Arendtsville ; H,
VV. Whitmore, Mumurasburr; Philip Hann, M'.
Knightsrille ; Cooper, Franklin tp. ; Ja
cob Mark, thobtown ; Aulabaugh & , Spangler
East Berlin . ; J. Martin, New Oxford; J. Henry,
Abbottstown.
August 11, 18 15 4--lyeow..
114.0NNET Velvao, Sttipe. and Silks.
AL"wary low, ac ,
THE: STAR AND BANNER.
Is published every Friday Evening, in
Baltiblore street,' in the three story
a few doors, above
Fahnestocks ,Store, by
D. A. & C. H. BUELILER;
SCHICK'S
, • Vien.
If paid in advance pr within:the year $2 per
annum—if not paid within the yet rs 2 50. No
paper discontinued tintilallarrearageaare paid...
except at the option of the Editor. Single copies
scents, A failure to 'notify a discontinuance
will be regarded sae new engagement.
adverti,Amients riot exceeding &square Insetted
three timer for sl—every subsequent insertion
25 cents. Longer ones in the same proportion.
All advertisements . 01 'specially ordered for a
given time will be continued until forbid. A She.
ral (eduction will be made to those who advertlie
by the year.
.Tos Printing of al !kind s executed n catty and
pro-aptly, and on 'reasonable terms.
Idlers and Communication, to the Plditor,(et
repti ig mob as contain Money oftue names of
non subscribers.) must be PO*7 Para In order tn.
Mine atten ties .
Ameriean Artists' Union.
AGENTS :
GRA.MMEIt'S
IMPORT.&NT
TO TO
Farmer, Farrier at Stage Proprkter
CEO. W. MERCHANT'S
CELEBRATED GigiGLIEF OIL
AAAAAA Tel BISTOMIT OT BIZNII3=II
As the mast remarkable External 4415011 w war
discovered
They can't Keep Houle - withool it."
Eirierienca of more than aixteen years ha. evtabirarbeal
the fact that Itlerchantla CI:10101mM GarTling, 014 air EU.
venal Family Embrocation, will curl man caatro,. mai ret-
Aare all such a.
Sprains, Sweeney. Rine:sine, Wm4aoa. PWl
BTU, .Callous. Cracked Heels, HAM of adt
Fresh Wounds. Sprains, Hittite' I. Fa
tale, Sitfast. Sand Cracks. Strains. Lammas.
Foundered Feet. Scratches or Grease., Mange.
Rheuinatitin, Bites of Animals, Extent) Poi
sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frog Bag%
Boils. Corns, Whitlows. Borns and Beady,
Chapped Hands, Osooßa. ("-
tra c tin ns of the kluscles, Swellings. Weakness
of the Joints. Caked Breasts. ate &e. to
The unparalleled sucrose of chid Oil, m der evaw efoinv
eaves in Honey and Cattle, and even m litmus IfirelL
Idaily becoming more known to the taming euemailwary.
It fall hardly - be emittedi, eleept by thus. who bane bees
.n the haft of keeplog Win thew Wahl.. and beeves, elms
a raw .mount of pain, suffering and clear, an sand by
the timely application or this till.
Kir lie ours the name of the mole proprietor,. craws
W. MERCHANT. Lockport. 11. T., mb l own ID the ids
or the tootle, and in hie hatolwriting over the tort
All order. addrewed to the peopnetrie will be promegely
responded In.
-- diet a Pamphlet of the Agent, and nee when modem as.
arcomplielled by the live of dm medicine.
Sold by resneetriggarrtgaleye generally, es lb. Cared
States and Canada. /Alm by
,fk'Ke.l.l.llli 1111111.i'Z & 8. H. BUEHLER -
Gettysburg ; J. R. Henry Abbotstown ; .1. Auk
bough, Hampton ; W. Wolf, East Berlin ; Paz;
ton & Blythe, Fairfield ; A. S. Myers. Round-
H ; .1. Mark, Cnahtonin ;J. Haack, Illlersalline;
J. Martin, New Oxford ; Study &arlbeek.
Lit
tleatnwn; Taney & Mcßride, Etnenitabarg
And at wholesale by F. Elia & Co,. J. Gillian
& Co., and 'l'. W. Dyoit, PHILADELPHIA.
Jan. 27, 1854.—1 y
SAFE - SPEEDY-SURE!
BOYMBINO FOR ROR OWN EINIFIT !!
At MEDICINE adapted to general stsst.gnrsa.
ly superior to others, cod within the means
of every individual.
100 Ylll for Twenty-the Cents:
"No extortion in price—no Calomel—no; mines
al poison whatever. .
DR. 'l`o Wit SE ND'S
HEALTH PILLS
rally merit the great reputation they have mortis,
ed They are called for from all part. of the, tau,.
because they nre all !bat claim to be. WHAT
THEY WILL DO.
They purify the blod,
'lles cleans the :+seleru of Homma.
They ewe Dyspepsia and and Indigestion.
They create an A ppetite.
The, cure Sick Headache, Dizziness and low
They arrest Fevers.
They promote a heavy action of the Liver.
They are a sure cure fur Costiveness and Bath
nal Constipation.
They are highly efficacious in Female rentplaints
They strengthen and give tone to theSysirss.
THEY AHE TOE BEST FAMILY MEDI
CINE KNOWN.
It is an thr,one in/ilk., how one medicine toes
cure so tunny tlillrrrnt comcloinfa Theme. Pah%
however, ate an c. )) ',amain] of curative naehesais
that persons nave only to TRY nod tb
answer ill in a rest - arr.{ ►cats IMO alit
invigorated constitution. EA CII DOS CON
TA INS Intl PILLS, at the astonishingly hew
price of *Jr) Conte.
Every iudividual should have them.
F. A. PALMER. Gen. At'r.
AGENTS.—For prOe hy s. H. Bmttrer. an
Samuel Forney, Gettyalture :H. s.Fink, Fleets
ant Ilifl ; SpnlJiuu & Bioliter. Littre.Wll.o Jnbri
Bnabey, Mcsherry, how n ; Samuel Fa her.jr Lmr
er's NI111: Je.re Houck, Putter township; Au
drew Creglow, Centre Mill ; Aael T. Wriekt.
etnierarille ; Jacob Pensyl, Middletown: Jamas
F. Lower, i.renthaville; H. W. Whitmore. Mum
marburg ; Philip Hann, Aleßnighterille ; Tkma.
as J. Cooper. Franklin tp., ; Jacob Mack, Cash,
"'wn ; Aulabanglt as Spangler, East Berlin ; J.
!anti', New ; J. R. Henry, Abbuttstrarm.
August I I, 1104— eow—ly.
A lIUKL G. :14711KM/10 [H. F. ZOLLICIIIOII/71/C
MATHEWS &ZOLUCKOFFEII
GENERAL PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS..
No. 129 North Howard Street, 8AL1731E4
WILL pay particular attention to the pur—
chase of GUANO sod. all
FERTILIZERS.
ConsigamOnts Solicited.
REFERENCES
BILTIMOIR —brief Oriffith. F.Aq. Christi:mum
Keener, Esiq Dr. Datid K..uurr. V. 1.. P41.+1 ,
Co., Bortholour. Tiffany dr. Cu., Lung & Lyn;
Hurst & Berry. -
Darla Johnsion,'Esq , Jefferson roomy; Va. ;
Many & Co, Cincinnati, 0.; Mating!, &
Parkersburg. Fa. ; F. K. Zolliekoffeir, Dash—
vine, 'V.; I.` Collier, Esq., Atiorney at lan. PiPi
burg, Pa.; Jos. Delliqtlane, Esq.; Hirsboire,
C. W. Dutton, Esq., Harper • Ferry. Va. • D. Mc..
Consughy, Esq., Attorney at lan. Ifiettyagarig, Pe—
Julie
FIRE INSURANCE.
H E ...Vona* G'ounty Mutual Fan In
surance Company" located. at Get
ysbu rg, is now in successful operation,aad
for - lowness of rates, econnmical ntainiage
men t of its affairs, and safety in Insoraween.
challenges comparison whit say ether
similar company. All its operation) are
conducted under the personariMpervisien
of Managers selected by the Stockholder:-
Tim Books of the Company are at all tinges
open to, the inspection of those insoriag in
-it. As 110 travelling agents are troployed•
persons desiring to, insure tin atakastp-
PlicStion to .either of the Manager% bear
whom all • requisite information eta b.
gained. 11:7'The Managers are; •
Boroaeli--tiscirge elvroie.. D. A. Beeillne:
Wills, A: D. Kurtz, Siinuel R. ReeemalL
, Rheads, H. Fahnesteek, D. bl'Creety„ D.. Me
,Coneughy, • -
Menai len—Wm, B. Wjlecon,,
Ciimberlaiid—Robert McCurdy, .
Straban.:-Jscob Xing, ,
Franklin--A!idrew Heintrelmin.
Hemiltoebe'n--A mos W. Regiailk, J. J.Ketr.. -
Liberty—Abraham Krim.
Readlos--lionry, 4. P
~akinsr, .
Latimors—Jacob Griest. ' -
Mountjoy-3osepli Fink; ,
Oxford—.iohn L. Nest •
Runtington--B. P.llardner.
President--GEDR . GE SWOPE. ..•
Vice Prettident—atteavat.R. lihrmass.
Secretary—D. A. Buiterut.
Treasurer--Dann .
Executive Onmatittee T -Asitasw Hesariattit..
MAN, ROVIZAT WC11111314 JACO, MIMS. •
Stipt.ls, 1854=-V.
Cootie tine: Coffee alit
see those cheap Goods jou. so.
m
coined by -, z
AB'M ARNOLD.