11114110b0pros of rartiiiirahlp. CoTartnership existing between the !Bntatoribtes has been ilissolsetl this day , 4401111 lioraugit, ' ' r - I ns We are much 'obliged to our friends and the Public for." the liberal support extended to :U. _ Oar Books are placed in the hands of Alex. • •andet Cobean for collection, and we ear• ‘.Ptistly request those indebted to us to call i end , maktt. immediate payment, ne we de. ,_•.stite,l"rttle-the business of the firm without ?. 1 ,14 1 tliet:: yti;: ‘ ,.. ~....,• , . v., W. PAXTON,_ '"'. ,g • ALEX'IICOBEAN. ,: ,, ,,sepi.• 14, 1855.—a • • CO. PAKTOII 11 - 14FORHS his friends and the public goner ally, that he. Will continue the Hat it, Shoo 'Basin* at Ida old Stand, and will always •••' beotbd hand it large And splendid assortment • of' OOTS dr, SHOES, HATS & CAPS of ' . Crory:variety of style and prices, which be is • 2 •determinctl to sell low for , Cash or Country Prodaca • . HRDIVIRE 'STORE. ' THE Subscribers would respectfully announce to their friends and the :public, that they have opened a NEW HARDWARE STORE in Baltimore at,. adjoining the residence of Davao &mart, Gettysburg. is which they ate opening a •arge sod Poiret aeeortment of " IRON, STEEL, ?GROGERIES, Cutelty and Coach Trimimsug, Springs, Axles, Saddlery, • Cedar Ware, Shoe* Findings, . Paints Oils, &Dyestuffs, n geaeral, incuding every descriptioa of • articles in the above line of business—to which. they invite the attention of Coach -I,!;nutkers, Blacksmiths. Carpenters, Cabinet. makers, Shoemakers, Saddlers, and the public generally. • Out stock having been selected with great , • cam and purchashed for Cash, we guart anikte,(for the Ready Money,) to dispose of Fury part of it on as reasonable terms as thiy can be purchased any where. ''We particularly request a call from our friendio.nd earnestly solicit a share of /labile favor, as we are determined to es tablish e - character for selling Goods at Ow price and doing business on fair prin. liples. JOEL D. DANNER, DAVID ZIEGLER. ty GeDburg, tine 13.1851.—0. OOOCERIES CONFECTIONS, BILC:0111, deze. t, Tti 1S . wity FOR BARGAINS! IBMAIsiLJEL ZIEGLER Iris just re itimutl'from the city with the largest lot:of GROCERIES he has ever helot.° °kited, to which he invites the nurntion ,o 1 all, convinced that he can offer RARE ~,,,RARGAINS. He has also a fine lot of Hams,- Stuvild.ars t Ac., Shad, ';Mackerel`in ',ackertl and Herrings, Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Fig*, Dates, tlinontie. Nuts, Candies of all kinds, To , haccp,• pe g ars, Snuff, Brooms, Brushes. Blacking, with a general assortment of - variety goods,. Give us a call if Non want to bcry cheap and good—next door to the office, Baltimore Street. ' l'Oettyaburg May 11,1855.—tf REGISTER'S' NOTICE. ikTOTICE;is herebygiten to all Legateeiand . 11 other persons concerned, that the .ldmin= • ':-teiratton Accounts hereinafter mentioned will - 'be;presented at the Orphans' Court of Adams county, for confirmation and allowance, on ) 1 Manila!, the 19th day of November nezt, viz 80. The first and final account of Bernhard ,- . - 11eardorff; Administrator of the estate of Lud --,Wig'Gminter, late of Franitlin tp., dec'd. " 81. The - account of James Russell, one of the Ekticutors of the Estate of Peter Wagner, late 'ofßutler tp.. dec'd. • 82. The first' and final account of William Swartz Administrator of Catherine Shisler, letiOrCenevrego tp., dee'd. S. The account of Samuel Beam, Adminis trator of tho Estate of Christina Snyder, late of 'Straiten tli.; dec'd. - 84. The first account of Sanniel Taykr, one • , seethe Executors of the Estate of GeorgeTay '"•lor; tarn of Menallen tp., deed. • 85 The first account of Wm. B. Smyeni, Ad- Ministrittor of the Estate of Jacob Stayers, late 'of 'Huntington tp., dec'd. The first and final account of Wm. M. , l-Bightirti, Executor of James Bigharn, late of (-Freedom township, dec'd. ' 87.. The first account of James' Feceer, Ex- ' . .ecuttriof the last will and testament of Jacob ; :Nese; hits' Of Germany tp., dec'd. • 88:1'he first and final account of Samuel Efertiian, 'Executor - of . the Estate of Joseph -}lenianate 'of Straban tp., dec'd. Thlefirst and final account OfJohn Stock. alager, Executor of the last will and testament ,pf,Ann Stoner, late of llountjoy tp., decd. , 90: The first and final account of Peter Epp-- T of, .of the Estate of Lydia .I!del hetas: lite of Cumberland tp., dec'd. 91. The second and •final account of John Deardorff. Administrator do bonis non earn tes tament) Valero uf David Wereary, late of Stra, ban townskip, deed. • ' • - 92. The firstand final account ofJacobEioh tiolte;Adrninistratoi of the Estate of John Both, tinted Butler tp., dec'd.. • . i ,93.•Theaeoond account ofJaeob Myers_ j flunistrator of the Estate of George All'erst 'A. late , tatintore p., dee l d, settled by John Myers, Executor t of the saki Jacob Myers, rri " 1911; F. WALTER, • Register. Register's Office, Gettyaburg, October 19, 1865. I Hanover B. Railroad. 'TRAINEE over • the Hanover. Branch Rail . road now runts follows : • birti* , Train leaves, Hanover at 91, A. M., PASSel!gt*d for 'York, Harrisburg, Colum -I,4lind.Phdadeltihia., This train also con- I noicts tlxpresit for Baltimore, arriving "'there M., stopple' g at Glenrock, 'Park ton and, Cockeysville.- ' theond Trait: leaves at 2 P. M i with Pas sengers for Baltimore and intermediate places,. -and return; with. Passengers from Y°ork, c. f,. . y • - I;lyfili f 1 855.:1 =E;= TBTRAY HEIFER. tt' " itt ..• ' '• . Xgb Jaw from the residence dart . au ber, ut Gettysburg, on the Bth of Elettplaber livt t a Dark brown HEIFER, with 14'hinifiteti, whale bellr, and white at the end ef ite tats. Eger age is about a year and a- NUJ bat a very large for that , age. Any girialtsid Warning • ha; brgiving information get bet, will be liberally rewarded. till #:it7 t<- .SOLOMOIi _POWERS._ - mnite eu..p4cpolitsric GOODS ever =ltl 0"/6r Cage slidJu* 10014#. PRAMaI/ VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE MINE subscriber offers at Private Sale, on very favorable tcrrruf, the following lteal Eatuto, to wit : A. rarm, "situate in Bittler township, Adams county, Pa., on tho road lending from Gettysburg to Car lisle, adjoining lands of Jacob Trostle, John Doll and others, containg, 130 JereS, • of which about 110 acres are cleared—the res idue in fitsbrate Timber. The impicivemcnts are a largo - TI7O43TORY is STONE DWELLING, with 10 Rooms and 2 Kitchens, calculated for two families; n good frame 13arn, vrenther boarded, corn-crib, wagon-shed, and other out buildings; an excellent ORCHARD of choice Fruit--Apples, Pears, Peaches, Cherries, There are two %ells, one in front, the other in rear of the house; a fine stream of running water, through the Farm.— There is a good proportion of excellent MEADOW. The Farm is convenient to several Churches, Stores, Mills,. . -ALSO7- , A NOTH ER F A RIVI, adjoining the above, containing 100 'ACRES, on which are erected a ' .‘ • WEATTIER-ISOARDED „, HOUSE 1 . 1 Log. Barn, wagon-shed, corn-crib, and other out-building. There is a Wagon-ivalcer's shop; alio, renderiugit very suitable for that or any other mechanical business. There is ncver failing water on the premises. There are a bout 15 Acres of fine. Timber, and a propor tion of first.rato MEADOW. Morels a fine - Orchard of Apples, Penehes, Cherries, Arc. These two Properties. lio in the fnrks be tween Conowngoaud Opossum creeks. There have been about 11 1 000 bushels of Lime put upon the Farm, which is now begining to op erate, and renders the land highly produc tive: SER.For the terms, inquiry may he made from the subscriber, residing on the first men- tioned Farm. Persons desirous of purchasing would do well to call and examine the proper ties, as I am determined to sell with the view of removing to the West. • DANIEL MARKLEY. Ang. 31, 1855.—tf PUBLIC. SALE. By virtue of an Order of the Orphans' Court of Adams county, the midi:yawned, Administrator of the Estate of Cornelius Mc elation, late of Liberty . township, Adams county, Pa., deceased, will sell at Public Bale on Sueuiday Me lOtedayof November next, at 1 o'clock, 1 ) . M., on the. promiees, the , yal• uabltr ' Reed Estate of said deceased, situate in said township, bout one mile from Enunittaburg, 'containing 93 ACRES, more' or less, adjoining lands o Maxwell Shields, James Bowey, Samuel DT horn, and others. The improvements consist of a tWo and whalf story LOG WEATILE ILBOARDED .t g g HOUSE, Stone Spring House, with two Springs' o I never failing water near. the dwelling, a good Log Statile, and other out-buildings. About I 5 .Acres are in good Timber, and the balance cleared, and under good cud tivatiog with a lhir proportion of meadow, ' Persons 'wishing to view the promises; can call on Joseph 31c4'iTtled, residing on th e same, or on the sahscriber, residing - iler- - tysburg. Attendance will be given and terms made known on daY of Sale by JOHN C. 314.1ALLION, Oct. 12, 1855.:--td MOLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE. THE subscriber will offer nt Public sale, on .on Friday the ilia of November flex!, at 1 o'clock; P. M.; on the premises, one mile east of Gettysburg, a number of WOOD 'LOTS and also CLEARED LOTS, - from , Ito 5 Acres each .' The Timber will - he sold off the Lots; or with the land, ',to suit put , chasers. - ' 1191...1 will also sell at Private Sale, one of the following properties, which lie near the No. 1.--The grick House, jam on the TorlfTurnpike,li miles from Gettys burg, with fram 20 to 100 Acres' 'of land, as the purchaser may desire. • No. 2,,--The Property at present in the occupancy of Martin Sheeler, near the aboro, with from 20 to 7i Acres of land: The impmvements are a Log, House, Batik Barn, Hay Shed, Wash House, Spring House,,&e, No. 3.—From 50 to 150 . a. Acres of Land, of the Farm late the property of John, Stallsmith, deceased,. with the im provements, which are a Log limise, Brick Kitchen, good Barn, two Hay Sheds ; a good spring of Water,; first:ratateadow. stily-If one of the above properties be not sold.before the 16th inst., it will be offered for RENT from , theist of April next. JOSEPH WIBLE. Nov. 1855.—td - . . Mn= RAZZ AVAIDEBM Three milei lfreqofilarrishurg,Pa. /TIHE tenth session of this Institution will IL commence an Monday, the sth of Novem• ber nest. Parents and Guardians are, reques ted to inquire into its merits. Instruction is given in the ordinary and higher . branches of an .English Education, and also in the Latin, Greek, French and German Languages, and vocal and instrumental music. TERMS. Boarding, Washing and Tuition in the Eng lish branches and Vocal Music per sea• aloft of five months, $OO.OO Instruction in each ofthe Languages, 600 Instrumental Music, 10 00 ItOrFor Circulars'and further information address D. DENLINGEIi, ' B R arriwL4trg, Pa. Sept. 14, 1855.-2 m NO'FICE. ETTERS of Administration on the Estateof SEA Rl' CATITARLNE SAMSON, late of Gettysburg, Adams. county,' Pa., de ceased, having been granted to thti subscri ber, residing in the s o me place he heti bi gives notice to persona indebted to said Kagae, , to call and settle the :Maine; 'and those having claims are requested to , present the same, puJperly authenticated, for settle- JOHN LiaIOHLIN; .4.duer. Oct. 1; 1855,--4t - JUST reCeived,lua assortment of OROCE- U RIES, wbich will bo sold low for cash'or country produce, at et 1,0 4 41, A.B 81 1 111 8 1 ES, ' A e S I V- N E TTS, Lc., if you Want bargains. TUST.roceived lairandi ien d ; (1 14 " 1 •I't qinag.SflVAttP . decoct- • ' , "i9RA•MliXtil fi FFICE in l'hambersburg street I 1 one door West of the Lutheran Church, nearly opposite Grammer's store, where he may be found ready and Willing to attend to any case within. the nrovince of the Dentist. Persons in want of full sets of teeth are invited to call. • REFERENCES. Dr.C.N.Bencocor, Rev.C.P.KaaIITFI,D.D " D. Holism". Prof M•JAC01111, ' " 11.8. fitIPIR, .. )1. L. DAVOIIER . "-D. OIL HIRT. .. RA.14(7111.1* )11,11111 ROY. It .1011 NIIONr. I " M. L. BTrovr.si. - July 7. 1848. -'. ' ' D. ItIPCONTA UG-I$Y, ATTORNEY AT LAW, (Office removed to ono dour West of !Nettie Drug & Liook•Seore,Oltambersbuig tweet.) .11lorneif and Solicitor fur Bounty Land Warrahts, Back-Pay sus. ponied Claims, and all other claims against the Government at Washington, D. C.: also American claims in England. Land Warrants located and sold, or bought,and highest prices given. Lands (or sale in lowa, Illinois, and other Western States; and Agents engaged locating Warrants there. `Apply to lam personally or by letter. • Gettysburg Nov.ll 1853. A CAR. 0111 ELII• Attonivir s►t '' O , . . r,FIGE inuChambersborg street, Get. tysburg, two doors from Geo.. A rnold's store. will attend to filing claims for BOUNTY LAIsiD, under the lute Aets of Congress, Pensions; dt c.. -All business entrusted to his hands will receive prompt attention. April-fl, 1855. • DAVID WILLS, Attoiney at Law, AS tAken., Alr.t STEIVENtION'S office North West Cotner of Centre Square. REFERENCE.—Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, Esq., Lineaster. Dec. 30, 1853. . BQUNICLAND CLAIMS, . • roTHE undersigned will attend pmplly fto the collection of claims for BOUN TY LANDS under the late act 'of Con. /Fess. Those who haie alreaq received 40 or 80 acres, can now receive.the shal once, by calling on MO subseriber and mak .irig the necessary application.. JOE 11; - 8.", - DANNER. Gettysburg, March 9.1855.—tf OLD SOLDIERS. BOUNTY LTD ACT-OF 1855. .... F ILM' d_ undersigne ia now-fully preps ^ red to file and prosecute 'Oaks to Bounty Land, for soldiers of the Revolt)• tion, of the War of 181.2, and of Ara. oilier Wars in wide!) the U. Suites have been en gageti—and for their tlidotes and minor children. The new act enibraces them all, In addition to his long experience and suecess, . he. would add, that, in all the many claims <he has hitherto filed, (he. tween 100 and 200) lie has carefully pre served, and has now every thing necessa ry to establish the rights of claimants—as also Rolls and Lists of Companies, and fa cilities for furnishing proofs in all cases i that May bo entrusted to him. He is now rapidly filing daims. lie has made complete arrangements (or loca ting warrants in. the Western States.-- Warrants bought.;—.Warriints. sold. Ap. ply personally or by letter to , D. M'CONAUGITY. Getysburg, March 9 1855.--tf 3102UMOIM) . I:4laViko _TOHN W TurroN, Fashionable liar• er bet...and Bair Brewer, can at all time be found prepared to•attoud to the calls of the people, at the Temple, Li the Diamond, adjoining the County Building. From long experience, he flatters hiinself that he ban go through all the ramifications Driller Tonenriat Dv partmeni with such . an infinite degree' of skill, et will mkt with the entire satisfaction of all who may submit their ehMs to the keen odeal of his razors. He hopes therefore, that, by his attention toimainess, and a de aim to please, he will merit as well as re.. ceive, a liberal share of public patronage. The sick Will be attended to at their'pri sate dwellings. • . •CL 11011SZSEIN' JUSTI CE OF THE PEACE, has opened Jan office in the front room of his residence iu lialtirriore street, where he will be prepared to attend to Scriveniag, Conveyancing, and collecting claims, promptly and punctually. Gettysburg, April 20.--ly • ABRAM.. ARNOLD • INTENDS removing to York, and mast therefore settle up his business. All per sons desirous of saving costs, especially those whose accounts are of .long standing, can do so by calling immediately and PAYING 17r,- Unless this be done without delay, suits will be instituted without respect to persons ra simi lar appeal to them having been utterly dis regarded. No further indulgence will be given. ifidiTHe is now selling off at cost. June 8. 18. • ATLit ARDS. RENTUCKY LEAF TOBACCO, 20 Bake Hav!ins, 23 do Sagua. 20 do• Si. *Yak°, 20 Cases Seed Leaf. Just received and for sale by • W3l. BUEHLER, , No. 157 Franklin street.' Nov. 24, 1854. fIOBIEBY.—A now article of SILK and WOOll 'HOSE, and Silk-11130 HOSE, for role's! FAIINESTOCK BROTHERS. • Sign'of the Red 11-01: Oct. 12, 1555, • IRISS SOPUORA C. HOWARD /1101)30D rel t veutfolly inform the Ladies of V V Gett_p_l) that Alm intends iterrimei. du .g NFJIY,-BUSINF T .SS r an_ Me inSouth Baltinioreetreet, at the reel• derive of 'Mr: D. Trimmer. She boa inadvar• rangemente to have regularly the treflavass. Fashions. . Sept. 7; 7 41. • , ORAMMER'a Protbiksional Card.. Dr. J. Lawrence Hill, DENTIST, PatoptS andPensio'ns, NOW e hlt MGM! NEW SUPPLY OF FALL Ji WINTER Ready-made Clirthitag. itirARCUS SAMSON has just returned from New York, Philadelphia, and .Pnl timore, with the largest and best assortment of RF,ADI AU DE CLOTHING, ever brought ,to Gettysburg, made up in magnificent styles, and most approved fashions. In regard ,to Workmanship, they,catil be excelled by any customer tailor. • Having enlarged my plhee and Moak, I am able to sell . Rendy node Crolhing (id - every description, cheaper than ever of fered before in this or any other place this side of the Atlantic, My stock consults in kart of 41C1:102.11L.'311Pgiiiii of all siz e s, prices, colors and ki&ls, made up in a superior manner. PAGFTS WESTS, of the latest and malt fashionable styles, and every kind hfganhtsuitable for winterwear; also BOOTSifi EILOES, end a lare assortment of Gentlemen's and Boys' Furnishing (Imxisti con sisting of extra quality linen bosom Shirts, Sus penders, Gloves, half Hose. Collars, neck and pocket Handkerchiefs, and an extraordinary assortment of Black Satin and fancy Self ad justing STOCKS, and various tither fancy ' ticks, together with Umbrellns, Trunks, Car pet legs,' Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. My Goods are selected and purchased un der the most favorable circumstances. Quick tales and small profits is always the motto I am determined to carry oat at the Money Sav ing Clothing Emporium In York Street. A personal exaniinatico can alone satisfy customers of the comprehensiveness of my stock, which I am selling at least 20 per conk lower than can be found anyof my compe titors. • )101...1 am also prepared to ell wholesale to country merchants desiring toielt again, Ready Made Clothing at CHEAPEII HITEE THAN CAN DE BOUGHT IN THE CITIES. lf,y n. doubt it, cell and examine for yourselveri t MAR US SAMSON. N. B. All Goods bought f me will be ex changed if they, do not pro e4 satisfactory. Clettyaburg, Sept. 2R, 11,c . , GREAT A ACTION AT THE. SAND 871 NE FRONT ! • Ready Made lothing. .. .. --- C E-Ei a C lE' AR:RI 0 IL 0 TiAs just 'now finished' eking up: and has -RA on hand as large a . - Ck of Ready Clothing, Auitable for the 'll and Winter sea son, as has aver been off d to, the ptiblic in this place. 'His , . ' ' are all of his own man acturing, and well made of the very hest ut crial, and none of of your CITY MADE' ASH, which have been put together in a h ,by crushing the poor seamstress with a are pittance for her labor, , or done with the kip stitch of a• sewing e, hich if one lifeh-=gives way the whole seam- is gone. pe give fair wages, have our workmen donthtnd made of the hest .materials, and our voun ladies come in with the garments with sail g countenances and cheerful heart% - • • WE HAVE NOW, ON. HANDS— Coats °fall grades and *la from .. $1 to $2O ••Pants, " ; t. " ' .50ets to $lO ' Vests, " ' ' " 62/cts to $7 1 • 1. made of all holors and acre variety of style.— ' ir ~,, We have experienced I% rimen employed con stantly cutting out and king Up . alCkinds of Black, Blue, Olive, Cla Green, Brown and Drab Cloth . Coating, i siniers, Satinetts, Jeans, and Vestings, Dr ens, Shirts, &c., &c. Having just returned in the ]Mast we have ,now . on hand, in connect 't with our. Clothing Siore, n very:large:stocked* chenti 'Cloths, Cus sinters, .Cassinetts,COntaga, &c., &e., of ev ery variety of colors: 1 4 have just received the Fall and .Winter Fasions, and ifive cannot please you in n gaimentMule Up we can at all times take your measurtand make up a gar ment.that will please yet on short notice.— We will not make the. IA will sell at 25 per cent. ':.•heaper than any bo dy else, but that we wil sell any article in our lino as cheap as the I!heapest, and a little cheaper, and a good dal better. . Give us a call and eamine and judge for yourself. 'Caine one, :onto all to the Cloth-, nig Emporium at the ; • Sand Stour Front of GORGE ARNOLD P3OCLAAATION. IVIIEREAS the Lint, Romney J. FISHER V V President of the pveral Courts of Com mon Pleas, in the .Counahs composing the 19th District, and Justice oche Courts of Oyer and Terminer, and Geuerakplail. Delivery,ofor the trial of all capital .itrigtaber offenders in the said district i and SAJWII. R. Russet. and JOHN 3POistv, lusqrs.,,Judget of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer. arid Galeria Jail I)elivery, for the trial of all capital ail otter offenders in the County of Adams—ha , issued their precept, bearing date the . lBth , Y Of April, in the year of Our Lord one thous'eal eight hundred and fifty-five, and to niaiiirvieed, for holding a Court of Common Pleas, oak General Quarter Ses sions of the Pence, ri'sd Jeneml Jail Delivery, and Court of Oyer and nrminer,at Gettysburg, on Monday the 19th of.lionembei next--- , - NOTICE IS HER Y GIVEN to alltbe Justices of the Peace, ' . Coroner and Consta bles within the said - co I!) , of Adas, that they t be then and there' in t err proper ' . persons with. their Rolla, Records, anntsitiona, Examina tions. and' other Rem ' brancea, to do those • things . which to their °Nes and In that behalf appertain to be drine,ind'also. they who will prosecute against the pritoners that are or dial be in the Jail a f the mid Dounty of Adams. are to be then and there la r piosecute against them as ihall be just. • ' ' • HENR , r THOMAS, SherT. Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg, 't , ' . •; ' - 1 ' Oct. 5, 1855. - ; - I tc NEW,GOODS: , . ~..C, HE A p #oOD 8. : . ~- FAIINESTOCK BItOTIIERS, have just received their man' large and handsomel assortment of Fall snd Winter Goods,. to which they invite thd Attention of the peptic, I consisting of every clieription of Dry Goods, Hardware, Saddlery;Queensware, Groceries, Ceder. ware, Iron, Oils and Paints, &e. Give us an early call, and we will show you the kurst, prettiesti and cheapest stock of Goods in the Count', ''. '. ' PAHNESTOCK BROTHERS.' ' Sign of the _Red:Foil,. , . ' ' • Oct., 12, 1855 ILL. IND, s#E, 4 7 EW.ST ; 11 7 „ • Xtrg. T. KING respectfully announces to V Y his friends and the public generally that lie continues the TAILORING BUSI NESS in the room adjoining the store of J a i Lawrence Schicit, and fronting on the Din-1 mond. = He has made arrangements to receive i regularly the LATEST FASIIIONS, and it will be his constant aim to give entire snti4= to those whet:l3oy favor him with, their cuitom. ter Couutry produce will be taken In 'ex.! change for work. ' • - • WM. T. KING. • Gettysburg,' fiept. 105.. . , Kid -.Moves. 1:-ADIES-Whitt,-Blackr 'end- colored KID PLOVES ut.621 ceutuotorth 87}. Gen tlemen's do. at 76 cents, wortll.sl'26 7 -just re ceived.frnm Now York Auction b 7 . Ir e dlWEBTOCli B110Tf1$R8: oet. Adieitlegreentig. SILIENDER SHES: ,VANS & WATSON, No. 20 South A-j Fourth St., Philadelphia. Great fire, Chestnut and Fifth Streets, Friday morning, December, 15th, 1864. EVANS & WATSON'S SALA.MAN , DER SAFES TRIUMPHANT, as they always are when put to the test. r .Putianstrai., DEC. 16, 1854. Masses EVANS &. WATSON,' No. 20 South Fourth St., Philadelphia. GENTLEMEN I.—We lake much pleasure in recommending your Salamander Safes ; to Merchants and others in want' f a se ' eure'means of preserving their bookie, pa ! pent, from fire, as the one we put.- chased from you about seven months since , has preserved our books, papers and cash in as good a condition .as they were when put into it , before the great fire of this Morning, which destroYed 'the entire `. block of buildings corner of Chestnut end ',Fifth weal. The safe was in use in our' I office,' on the second floor °tour building; from which' place it "fell' into the oeflir, and remaitied there until the fire' Wes The Safe was then removed and, opened n the presence of at least 1000 person., who witnessed the.,goturecindition of the contents. Will you please have the safe and locks repaired, as we intend to put it in use again, having perfect confidence it: its fire.prpof quail let , Yours, Respectfully, LACEY Si PHILLIPS Evans,4Waison' - take .pleasure in re. lerring td ifie following, among ihe many hundreds who have . had their Sales in use :—U. S. Mint, Philada.: Farmers :and MechaniCs' Bank F'hilada. Samuel Allen, Esq.. High Sheriff, philada. ; John 'N. Henderson. .City .Controller; Caleb .311pe.44 Co., 'No.. 1.93 Market St. ;,Rich. and Norris & Son. Locomotive buihlers, Philada:;l3aticroft & Sellers, MaLhinists, corner 18th and James Sts.; Ft tmklin Fire Insurance Co., Philada.; Pennsyl. violin Railroad Co., Philada.; Lacey & Phillips, coiner fifth and Minor Ste.; Sharpless Bro., No. 32 South Second St;; Jams Kent .iantee, 'No. 147 North Third Street ; W. H. Horsitnan & Son's, No: 51 North;Third St.; Sniith, Williams & Co., No. 87 „Nlarket St.; J. St. R.' Orne, No. 185 Chestrnit '. I A large assortment o' the above Safes always on hand (warranted to stand a least 10 per cent. more fire than any Her 'ring'..s Safe now in use.) EVANS & WATSON, also manufacture and keep for sale, Iron Shutters, Dun Doors and Iron Sash, for making fire-prdbf 'Vaults for Banks, stores, public and private buildings. Seal and Letter Copying Presses ; Patent Slate Lined Relrigiiramr?,. &c. Please give us a call;at No. 26 South FOURTH St , Philadelphia.' April 6, 1855.=-1Y F. H. SMITH, POWr,MONNAIE, POCKET BOOK DRESSING CASE. MANUFACTURER. . N. W.cor . ofFourth&Qhestnutata,Philodelphia A LWAYS on hand a large and varied assortment of. Port Monnaiis„Pocket Books, Bankers Cases, Note Holders, Port Folios, Porla ble Desks, Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Calms, Trundling Bags, Backgamnton Boards, Chess Men, Pocket Memorandum Rooks, Cigar Cases, 4.c. Also, a general ,assortment of English, French and German FANCY GOODS. Fine pocket Cutlery, Razors, Razor Strops and Gold Pens Wholesale,Second and Third Floors. F. H. SMITH. , N. W.cor. Fourth &Chestnut sta., Philadelphia. N. B.—On the receipt of $l., a Superi nr.Onld Pen wig be aent to any part of the United Steins, by mail ;—describing pen, thui.,tne(liitui, hard, or fat. M • arch 30, 1855.-1 y IL D. CLIFTON Si, SON, EN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING STORE, North East corner of Second and Dock ate, Philo To the Catzens of Gettysburg, Pa. and vicinity. YOU are , respectfuily invited to exam. . ine the extensive and varied assort ment of MEN'S & BOYS' P LOTH ING, at the store ol the subscriber, where may always he found a full supply of READY MADE CLOTHING, of all sizes and de. scriptions, were by men and boys of all ages and sizes, made by experienced work- men and of,,tlis very best Jmaterial, the make. tit, and appearance surpassed by no establishment in the city. Please preserve this notice, and give 'flea call, and fit out yourselves and song in . a manner worthy : ef" you and them. Remember. the North East corner rif, Scinitranti 'DOA Streets. !,. R. D., etArro'N.*SON.' Apif ;3, 1860.--Ily - - Rook it geode, Wanted. A GENTS WANTED in every Town and A CoUnty in the United States, to canvass for the most popular Historical and other mi nable and saleable books published. The works are particularity adapted to the wants of the people, being 'beautifully' illustrated with fine Steel and Wood Engravings, and, bound in the most substantial manner. :Agents now canvassing for us, find it a pro& table employment. :" ' ' Our list also includes the best works of T. S. -A-RTITUS. . Over i 00,000 volumes bee., • .en sold the past ye In and their sale is • di 8 ' We have just-'added several .c, t‘ur l; -1 by :nost . populei ' shall add others the ensuing fall and We think we Navellie.best list fof Aga. the country. Send for it and- judge for y. selvue. Few full:particulars and list,. Address J. W. BRADk,Ey, • ablisher, ' 40 ,North,Vourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.„ Sept:' 7,1855.4 LEJ rtzEAR. FRITZ, HENRY it No. 29, North ;I'Eittp street,; .PHILADEL'A. 4~itlitOCCO lanuracturers, Cnirierp, andimparieraot F'RENCH CALF SEMIS, and dealer in %le and OA, SOLE. LEATITER:dt KIPP. Feb' 2 ? ,1855--1 y TRUSSES I TRUSSES ! , TRUSSES! 2Z6 C. IL. NEEDLES, Truss Bracc Estaillishment, "a cos, alyrtrra! Ravi , STREWN ' - , - IMPORTER of foie French Truilec e o rn bi: 1 :ling enlreinc lightness, ease and durability with correct construction. . hernial or ruptured patient& can be suited by remitting.mnounts, as below: Sending num ,aeq °finches round the hips, and stating side affected. Cost of Single Truss, $2, $3, $l, and $5. Doable—ss,s6, $8 and ;$lO, ;Instruc tions nd to wear, and how to effect n oure, when possible, sent with the 'Atm. Also for in great variety, Br. Banning's ['vented Patent Badg . Braet, for the cure of Prolapses Uteri Spinal .Props and supports, Patent Shoulder Braces; :Chest Expanders and Erector Braces, adapted.to all with stoop shoulders and weak lungs ; English Elastic Abdominal Bolts, Suspensoriei, iuges—male and female. - . • ROOM, with .I.4dy itttendanta Augist 3,185.1.-1 y , . Standard Lutheran Books. THt: Lutheran Manual, on Seript?ral Prin. 'ciples or the Augsburg Confession', Illus. trateil and inistained, chiefly by Scripture proofs and extracts- from Standard Lutheran Theologians of Europe atal•America---togeth er with the Formula of Government and,Dis cipline adopted by the General Synod of. the Evangelical Letheran Church • in the • United States, by S. S. Sehmueker, D. D. otie Tel 12 Mo. ' • • Life of Martin Lather, Edited by T. Stork, 1 vol. Bvo., elegantly illitstrated:' Knrteielliantial °fettered History, translated by. Rev, C. IcBehaffer, I.vol. 12 me. , ' The Sepulchres of our Departed, by, Rev.; F.,W. Anspach, 1 v 0142 me. , • ; Life idThilip Melunethen, translated froni the Garinhri, by Rev,'o. F. Krotel. , ' The children of the No* Testament, by Rev T..Stork.--Also • NIEW'PIReII.OOATONS of the loading Book ;Publishers, regularly re ceived, and fin sale at publisher's pnces. The; following just received. Family Prayers fur each morning and even ing in , the year, with reference to appropriate Scripture readings, by Rev. J. Cumming; Cunt mine Sighs of the Times'; a large , assort ment of School and Miscellaneonit Books, 13i. bles of every description, Blank Books, Wri ting Paper and Stationer, for sale at low pri ces, at the Book Store of KELLER KURTZ. May 18, 1855. TO BUILDERS • AND LUMBER IIdERCIZELNTS. ILLNIEYER k,SMALL, York, Pn., have -LP in conneetipn With their CAR BUILD IN,O, commenced the unnnufactnre of 0,12.0 1 111 a 4 1 9,) ZihObILWO SHUTTERS Ap MOULDINGS and all kinds of light workused by Builders in the construction of Houses, &e. We keep constantly on baud an assortment of SASH, which will be sold at low priet.s.— They con execute at the shortest ,notice bap Orders for any description of DOORS, SITUr- TERS, &e. Our work is of the best kind, and and will be sold on the most moderate terms. Enquiry or orders by letter promptly atten ded to. Aug. 24, 1855.-3 m NEW GOODS•i GEORGE ARNOLD "LAS just returned from the cities with a large 14 of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens ware, •Ready-made Clothing, Ladies' Dress Goods, &c . ; among which are English and French Clothe ; Coatings, calsimprs, Satinetts, Jeans, Blankets, Flannels, and au endletA va- riety of Ladies' Dress Lands, together with almost every nrtielt; in his line of business—nll of which will be sold as heap if not a little cheaper, than any other estab lishment hero or elsewhere. And as to Cloths, Cassimeres,.Satinetts, and Readymndo Cloth ing, .we challeego competition. Having. now furnished you with goods for upwards of 40 years, I have at all times endeavored to pur sue a straight•forward course, and furnish any and every article in my line .of business upon the very best terms, and will continue to do so. Give us a call. GEORGE ARNOLD Oct. 12, 1855 THE UNIVERSITY'S FAMILY REMEDIES: Issued under the Seal, sanction and authority of THE IJIIIVERSITY OF FREE MED ICINE and POPULAR KNOWLEDGE, chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, April 29,1855, with a capital of $106,000, mainly' for the purpose of arresting the evils of Spu rious and worthleas NostrumS. Also, for sup plying the community with reliable remedies wherever a competent physician cannot or will not be employed. This Institution has purchased- from- Dr. John R. Rowand, his celebrated Rowand's Tonic Mixture, knoWn for upwards of twentvfive years as the only safe and sure cure for lover and Ague, &e.; and his inestimable remedy for Bowel Complaints, ROWAND'S COMPOUND Syrup of Blackberry Rool, which highly approved and popular remedies, together with The University's remedy for COMPI...UNTS OF THE limos ; The University's remedy for DYSPEP OR INDIGES'fON; The University's remedy for COS'i:VE BOWELS; Also, the UNIVERSITY'S ALMANAt, may, he bad, at the Branch Dispensary, or Store of , • B. W. RILEY, & CO., • • Ilcidlersburg, Adams Co., Pa. Oct. 12, 1855.—55 NEW FIRM ANO NEW GOODS. .. . T BE Subscribers, having bought the stock -of •Roots, Shoes, :lots and Caps of REL.: LER KURTZ, purpose t.. 'tinning the busi ness, at the old, established stand, South Dist Corner' of . Centre Square, where' they have just received a fiesh supply of the above goods from the cities of Philadelphia and Baltimore, • vniiiising all the new and desirable styles of Mens, 'Boys' and Youths' Silk, Fur,: and • SlOnch HATS. Men's, , " '- reys' and , Youths', Fine ; • Calf, Kip, - ard. , Grained BOOTS AND SHOES, .. ' w,th a large assbrtment of Ladies', Misses'' : and Child' s Walkiog and Fine Dress . SHOES, GAITERS, tc. Gum Dress-Shoes, Buskins . and Sandalls in every variety. ' . • ' .• We walla respectfully .announce to the citizens of Adams. County, that we have an earnest disposition to please the particular taste of every one, Who May favor us with their patronage, 'and respectfully ask all to call and ice.. The heftiness will bo conducted under the Firm of OOBEAN & PAXTON. ALEXANDER COBEAN, DUNLOP PAXTON. Oct. 18,18:15. CARD: MILE subscriber having disposed :of his in . • terest in the Boot, Shae r Hat' and Basintes:toltessrs. COBHAM ,PAXTON; re.speetfully asks the continuanVeofhiefrionde and customers to patronise the' New Firm. • • . KELLER KURTZ. Oct. 19,1856. LARIES, if you want handsome and cheap DRESS GOODS, call at FAHESTOCK BROTHERS. Sig* qf the Bid FVolti Oct. 19, 185& GETTYSBUIN ,R101)1111 A NEW FIRM. HE undersigned, havink colored into - 11 E portneship to carry to dic Fotinticy ainess limier_ the firm of A liitEN & SONS. hereby, niSke linbwtt to ;he citi zens of Atistne and adjnimile ltpuntice, %- that We are prepared to 19403 . eVeiy,l h ing in our litic •of • yvir have con 'straitly oh • hafid, the H.tTHiAWAY and other • CIO 0 KING ST 01ViEs, the Parlor airtight, and nine plate Stoves, of various styles and sizes,, Pots, Kettles and pane, and all other Iron , Cooknig Utensils, Waffle Irons, Washing Manhines, Ash.plsies, Boommrapers, dre, „Castings for,Milln end other Machinery,,PLOUGH CASTINGS .of every description, kr.— ,We make the Sey/or, Blocher, end differ ent kinds of Wit/Arrow, Ploughs. We have also got different patterns of FENCING. & RAILING , for Cemeteries, Yards' end. Porchss,,rhich kiin't" be beicfor'beauti or cheapness. . 190./01,the sbove.articles he sold Cheap for Cseh or Country. Produce. . IrriILACKSMITHINO still 'con tinued. BRASS CASTINGS and every thing in nur line Mak to order. 77MESH/NG gtiCIWVES repair ed at shortest 'notice. Vein * ,Moupers Ouraelvei, we will dti'oor work,Mol4l% 'THOMA,S WARREN ' , MARTIN WARREN, , HIRAk WARHEN' THOMAS A. WARREN. Gettysburg, May I I, 1855..--t1 I •-• 1 'nil • e A' t ( I tit ' to NOW IS THE TIME. 1. 1 111Rn . otSinceWs E t ti lt thell E lj i6elisP r esp e ct f ully 'i Gnn i s le t : men of Gettysburg _and vicinity that. he has .resumed the Daguerreotype business, at the old stand, in Chatilliershurg Street, where he will he happy to receive visitors desirous of securing perfect Diguerrets types ni themselves or friends. • Being furnished with an entire new sitol costly apparatus. he is prepared- to mite pictures in every style of the art - intl. in.- sure pirfrot satisfaction. to,Charges from 50 cto to 610 00. ticr.tiourti of operating front 8. A. M.. to 4 P I. 1- 7. dress avoid light, red, blue, or purpic Dafk dress midis mull. , to the . beauty t.. the picture. Jitne D, 1854.—tf AVNiNnter%N.%% Removed a few doors Routhof the old &and. SKRLLY resprcifolly informs. AL) his old customers and the public ~ enerally, that I.s enntin les the TAILORING `USINESS. at hie new land ! in South Baltimore !rec, where he will he lappy•to accummodate all 'lto may patronize him. II work entrusted to him re warranted to fit and be 01 mos; substantial make. Thankful' for past favors, he solicits a continuance of publie patronage. cy' The New Fork ; Spring and Surn mer ...PvISMONSire received. Call and see them. 'April 27, 1855.-0 • 6T - 1 F.O. E. BUEHIER informs his 1,1 friends and ousiopers that . ha has a ;ery large assoilinerit cif , TIN IPITAFIE:. on hand ready tor the , Spring Ode, wide by experienced workmen sind'of good ma terials, which wi)l be sold hi for ,CASH or COUNTRY-PRODUCE. str Call and see. • • • • • ' Gettysburg; March 10; 185*-- SPOUTING' SPOUTING! CZEOHGN.entI Henry AVempler" will 7- ^ ,Make -How SpoutingVand put lup the same low,for,, cash ore - cowry ,•pro duce. Pirmers anti all. others , Yrishing their" Houses, Herne,'Azo. I pm e d, y ou 'd 'do well to; ivei thein',4 eel): • • *AMP! Walt• PaiPerd ' •K ELLER KURTZ' irivitaii'tba'-rittentiOn Of Housedceppera Auld , others who intend tilting up their house,' this,Spring, to his stock of Side, Ceiling and Border Paper. , , , 100 S CONtztlEoi3 BOXES'BET &for TOBACCO; in /unit ! ! 1,, , , , ealiv . by . BUM:ll.4l . t t • NO: lief !Ult. Nov; 24, 1854. Is published every . Friday' Evehingi Bald. •mOre skeet, in the Ahreo story build • . ing, a few doom above Falw, • estoeks Store, hy , , D. A. & C. H. BUE111:Elt. TERMS." If paid in advance or within the year $2 Per annum-14f not paid within the' Year $2 CICIA. No paper. discontinued until all arrearagtis are ppid-- 7 ,etteept at the option of the Editor. rSlir gle copies 6} cents. It failure ko, notify die t . continuance Willbe regarded 'atinew enffe , a ag went. ' ' - • ' • ~ A4sertissments not exceeding a Squab serted,three times for $l,-every subsequent insertion 26 cents. Longer. ones pn the Rama_ proportion.. All advertisements not .specially . - ordered for a given time,Will contiouestun, til fdrbid. •A` liberal reduCtion will tm . to those who advertise by the year. .' Job Friptirg. of. kinds ; ; o ePteel:ltetnY lOW ptContstly, and on Ceasoiiibli term&
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