i c S AND EXPENDITURES 'OF'ADAMS CO.
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intinvOtveCOMMISSIONERS' OFFICE,Adams County, Pa.
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411 9111111Noittfirole lan Aot (Assembly, ((Milled . " Au Act to raise County Rates and laivies," reit:Wog the Commissioners of the resin&
111111.49WDONiirmito.pablish a statement of the Receipts and Rape:Witt:re:3 yearly, we, the Conurnssitiners of Taxes for said County, do report
ilibiAttnotoorit.t From the second day of January, A. D., 11355, to the seventh day of January, 18iiti—both days inclusive:
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Agge . :Arnold Esq., Treasurer, and. the Commissioners, in account wit g the County of Ad-1
sorb as follows :
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tit ff, ll Lt.
',Acz.l l , l;'," • ' DoLLs,
• - zu r.,am in hands of Tieiniuttr stlamt scUletttent, 3101
XblinVesUtitdittit Taxiishnil Quit Rentt in liands of CoileetOut; 5575 031
t,lll.y;ei , )„ , r,, ' • , •
.1,,n• l nicounly. Ratan and Luria '4l# seined for 1855.
•"'"l'll'''fgrtittlgh - ofilettyiburg; , " •‘ $l3Ol ,48
os'atiroß .l -do , Quit Rents, " , 178 50
Chlaberhind • township,. ' .1217 1 31
c.lffintd,• '„ , 4 . • 1030 54
v , A , I ~mlo,t,gton• 1163 70
Latimore " • 768 87
, • IliallOtonhan 14 1406 87
! i'iNkiii#3f, ••'` ' , • 665 44
Hamilton " • 902 01
!kitty ' . •.
.852 76
''' 1241 52
" '''••••• 1315 41
912 62
11iP1340 , ,! •. • 0 • 646 28
ountjny, ' ll . 87,3 42
louptple,asant ! • . . 1208 28
3 4/ ' ‘‘' 1068 25
•iir.El'i dm rietiqqk. • 511 03
• 395 95
' ' ' 1098 48
Tn./lath* • •• ' • ' 769 . 75
„ Ali ' • ' —40,221 85'
Cash iip!tc,from Bank and stoical persons,t 6,300 00
Cash reeelxit);(rom layers Stem fp! touts, - 20 00
.A.4tement on ,State quota f0r1855, • 659 85
CaAftitived t fnint , &tat') of J acob, _Myers, deceased, for
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'Callrteterved from Sheriff Thomas for Jury fees and fines
fink 1855, • 164 Ot
eqsll,fiveeiroidfristu J. J. Baldwin, gag.; for Jury fees, 8 00)
tdciei•sitict Trout hvi4ond frcini stock of Water Company, 48 00'
from itaditiohal Tax 'tor 1855 , .
4 481
Cub Tax refunded to State, ' 161 121
$36,284 01
.141tinly be proper in explanation of , the above item to say that in,'
consequence of a want of pronsptness in some of the Collectors at the'
Aiegsitaingiirthir year, it became necessary to borrow some money onl
short time, to meet the orders on the County Treasury., All these'
kutes,ltogethtir with all thepermanent interest, hain, been paid in full
.oasixing•tiefyosr, making up the item of $11,030 93- on Credit side o
4ittacepanti, :The Countyis now . out of debt with outstanding taxel
atiddae the County of $ , 1,808 00--and cash in 'treasury, $690 38,
cifal 1,• • •
~ ,Tietestistataling Coaray Pa and Quit Rents appear to be in The
Me hands allbefollowink Colkelore n to wit:
_, ..,,..,,„toia;fthrona. • TOstrasairli,„- - -
:.10 80 CP . W. Fickeir Latimolvit
Ephraim Martin, Borough of Gettysburg,
" Quit Rents,
.MeGanghy, Cumberland,
Heikes, Huntington,
„, Henry gamier,• • Mountpleasant,
/835. Samuel Weaver, Borough (Cott, b •
o , vs urg,
ttplo-is ;,.• • -.. . Quit Rents,
.),•:4ames McCullough, Cumberland, ' •
s‘ , .l kielomon Sell, Germany, '
Michael ,A. Slagle, Oxford,
~,,Benjansin Weaver, Huntington,*
v 7 1 1 T Gerroll, • Latimo re ,*
i...l2D4jl, l 9l•llSlaybaugh,
Christian Riudfaub, fit:abaft,*
1,;11:1:,/ifiebael Crow!, • Franklin,
George HP.agy, Conowago,*
.!^,,";;SAVattel Sadler, Tyrone, ii
liountjoy,
Joseph Herman, Mountpleasant,*
••• r ',Michael Bror
Union,wn, Reading,
'Bina Un _ _
• Apzu7 aybaugh, Butler,*
A. BEAMER.
Slippe.r.Lary. .74. I Rh% 1853.
From one oat, rric , ervartit we are enabled
to tr,rtify that 31cCracken l'eeparation for
the Hair will arcompli,h rbt..nd uhich he pro
fe-res it to do. .L STWAILT, M. D.
• J. NE4i„
:. DUNCAN.
Scip . e.,orierry, I r5.".5.
The nnrier.47.nerl takeeplor.ure in annetni
eing troche poll& the l'ininrsi:on for Human
llur by McCracken of Si prusburlt: From
the 4 Gets its core has had or Lis own hair, be
is folly convincerl that it ski areoznplish do
! end for which it is deigned
IIEV. G. WC , 1,1. - ...S.'SN EH.
Sidi, us! ry, Is 51;.
I I with pfeasare rerrecraral br the public
31eCracken's Preparation Cabe Hair: I have
Wed but one hustle. and it is T( 4 l4.terd entire
Satisfiactenn. hr new.rring &dna. and impro
i vier the hair incolor and incamtv, and pre
: renting the hair from fallior•ff.
~ i71:1 , ;T4E HONORABLE THE .lUDGEB OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF ADAMS COUNTY. ItEV... C. OWENS.
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the undersigned, duly elected Auditors to settle and adjust.the Public Accounts of the Treasurer Ad Commissioners of said County,th a t we ifr h 4 - i 71,0e ,4 ic:l for
ir" u nP1 1 1 : 1.
• • Itiwyßctroon sworn or af!irmed.agreeahlv to law, Ileport. the following to be a general statement of said Accounts, from the second du yf Th i s 6or ren
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o f 11.,
ofd anStfiljtr.4&o - 4 1855 . 09 the tiefetith'day of . January, A: 'D., 18.56-z-both days inelusive.
hew l r4.l t Hair Refluramic,r, and in sect tamoles We had
a good and tine head of hair.
.. 4 : 3l eoro l 'Arnol4;Esq.,'Treasurer, and Commigstoners,in Account with the County of Adams. CII.kr•MOYEIIS.
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JOILSHAIITMAN.
DR. ,• . • • CR. Dec. 21, likss:--;am •
AGENTS.—A.D. arEttEtt, Gettysburg;
Joreph Hafer. Alihrats.town It. F. Gardner,
l'etersborg ; J. Cabin Core . Franklin town
ship; J. Anlatracreh, ; J. E. Smith.
Irislatinan : J. It. Wrightst, Graffimburg•
J. 31. Schmidt, Hanover; FG. Willianimm,
Spring Mills.
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l e llelliam ilteliban, Liberty, Hamilton, Berwick and Freedom, had
aid in full before settlement. - .
Those marked thus (f) have since paid in full.
...Those marked thus ( 4 ) have since paid in part.
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AT.i40174 , ;
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DOLLS. CTS. .
To Cash in handtof Tre.asurei at last settlement, ; , 3103 5618 y outstanding Taxes for 1853,
Outstanding County Tax and Quit rents in hands of 1 ' ii 1854,
Colketpts, ' ' - 5575 35 1 " " 1855,
Cavh lonnid from Bank of Gettysburg and sundry persons, 6300' 00 " Fees, 183 9
Amount of Coun ty , Taw and Quit rents assessed fur 1855, 20221 85 1853, ;
Cullireneivini 'from Myers Stein for Costs, • 20 00 "'
1( 1851,
.4lateelintod State Quota Tor 1855, ' - 659 85 " " 1855,
Caslr4Fe'il from estate 'of Jacob Myers, dee'd, for, Inquest, 17 74 " Exoneration, 1852,
Cashoreeelveit from Henry Thomas, Esq., Sheriff, for Jury " " 1853,
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genii and fines for 1855, . 164 06
il " II 1834,
Cash received from J. J. Baldwin, Esq., for Jury fees, 1855, 800 " 1853,
Dividend from Stock of Water Company, 48 00 Disbursements on County orders,
Additiotud Tax for 1855, 4 481 Treasurer's commission,
Tax refunded to State, • ' 161 12 Balance due by George Arnold, Esq., Treasurer,
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i4Aii the Auditors of the County of Adams, Pennsylvania, elected and sworn, in pursuance of law, do Report that we met,
id Audit, settle and adjust, according to law, the account orthe Treasurer and Commissioners of said County, commencing on the
'mead day ofJauttary, 1855, and ending on the seventh - day of January, 1856-- both days inclusive, that said account, as settled above, is
correct, and entered of record in Settlement Book, in the Comlnissionene office of Adams County, and that we find a balance due to the Coun
tyrt- ,10,*George Arnold, Esq ., Esq ., Treasurer °redid County, in cash, six hundred and ninety dollars and thirty-eight cents, and in out
ates,:;fOurlthousand five hundred and eight dollars.
6 ' A. T. WRIGHT.
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Auditors
JOHN HAUPTMAN, '
e ,
February 1,1855.-1 t
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BOUNTY LAND CLAIBIS.
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i''' '- N 'o' TIC EN .. '' , - , . .-.‘
:, ~: .. • I- E TTERS of Ailmini.tmtioci on the Estate
the wetter of the application of War. IV. -ILAr of BOBER 1111LV 11:4E, . late of Ad/ rr HE undersigned will attend promptly
...a.4 4 436004_ on behalf of •the Trustees of the 1 . 141 !* county , renasY va , iu, deceased; hav- j. ' to the collection of claims for BOHN.
31 •`t'Eracopal Church, Gettysburg, to
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m i . :m e t / 1 4 k m , u p t ed enti ;' ) a. .:h h e e at h ib e s re 'e b r i y hert resi - TY LANDS under the late act of Con
ditArs
penone indebted to said Estate 'to " na ti at gres..
'' • ri of Common Pleas of Adams county,
Those who have already received
bide fe:i ti sale of a hit of ground aituateil in all
40 or. 80 iefitS can-now receive the bal-'
immediate payment ; and those haying claims
thti' Borough of Gettysburg aforesaid, with
a . nee, b y calling r on the cubeeriber and mak
es it are reqmmted to ' present - the sane, properly
belldirigs and appurtenances, occupied
P ars°
' nage by Ministers of said church---Jan. authentieated,forsettlement„ tog the necessary application.
16, 1856 the Court appoint the 26th day of T. N. HALLER, ./Idaer. JOEL B. DANNER.
Februil ; east, for , th e hearing of the above Feb.l, 1856:-6t ' Gettysburg, March 9. 1855.—tf
a licucon and direct that notice of said ap ---
p , eatlon be 'published iu one newspaper in
Barg, three weeks preceding said day of
t & I3
HIVE 111111131 RD TIIE NEWS/ ' . No Tic '' .
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k • ng; and - that personal notice thereof be , - ! y ETTERS Testamentary on the Estate of
givig to the Ministers at present having pasta. , , E. B. .8c 0T T, .1.4 GIDEON GRIEST, late of Latimure
rid charge or the members of said church -LlRcoi Baltimore, is taking . SPLENDID. township, Adams co., Pa., deceased, hav-'
ariOdtk. Aintlialal7 circuit. • A: DAG PERBEGTYPES,. 111 . handsome ing been granted to the subscriber, residing in
By tarter of the Court Cases, for, • seine township, he hereby give.a notice topersocut
.0 -IN PICKING, Prot/Py.
37 I. .4Cetaill -death / indebted to field Estate. to call and settle the
Gettysburg, Feb. 1,1856.--3 t .
same ; and those having claims are requested
_... His Rooms are in Chembersburg Street, ex.: t o present the same , properly authenticated, for
1011 IND 0U ND f aetly opposite the Lutheran Church. All hia settlement. ~
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.pictures
city are
_good and will be taken at the . NATHAN* SMITH, Bier.
1 t paces . As he will stay but short
? we * P • Jan. 11, 1855.-6t*
those
THE CHEAP CORNER, time ail who wish Likenesses should bur-
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FALL ei MINTER COCOS ry and get them. They will never have each Ni WIN iii. clip,.
I another opportunity-.
ni , every decription, will bo sold very low N. B. Very young. children 'nil' not be tw Ta first acc ount of. JOHN LAMMAS, AS
1, fur cash. Also a variety of SHAWLS ken at the t;',6;„ low - price. aignee tinde r a voluntary Deed of Assign
awl r•' ` ' ' ' ' Feb. 1, 1856.-3t* ' meat for the benefit of creditors' of Janes B.
411eatilb , madeClothiolri
JAMESON of Tyrone township, Adams county,
Teqf canas. Call and sae. shoetepak er o, com e thio strew. has beta Sled in the Ebert ofConimon Pleas of
t•••. •- ' '' JOHN. HOKE. . Adamcounty, and will be confirmed by the'
41tegie. beer, Oct. lk 1846. pARNEEiT o c K BROTHERS will se ll you said Court on Me 2fith do i n Feb
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inint it il g ity _ tie largest assariwent in Hut cheapest lot ever brought to the County.--
JOHN fii:d.ii' -
1" *ill wi)lbe found, at SCH/Ciiip. Hi, 0 . 411 soon he - Jan. 25,1856,1t* PICKING , Y
atn i k o itibsesila mil er e a l eA c tk ,,, fairininary 1, SION IN, THE REDFRONT.
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he waPal alba ' -
Ha! For Valintine Day !
0,. im u want tuindsoins and cheap AD. BMX= busjug re . iteired a full as.
GOODG, cell et
;' sort:neat ofhandsontly de si gne d VALEN.
.1:7 - ....„..F.41.1iUreST01;7C BROTHERS. TIDES, which en be bad at Cariolopricei
41M) 4, ars o_ l l4° Rai iVost , 4!, big Bo3dre -sto on Chatnbereburg street.
mo w • • ' Gettysburg, Feb. 8, 1856.
.rr.‘. l * , nt.:.
23 1
- 36 76
11.1 83
8 2
358 49
178 50
231 59
245 4
161 94
621 70
268 87
260 16
163 05
69 251
169 64
391 28
17 66
427.37
127.3&
161 58
240 58
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
NOTICE.
Onlen; paid out es follows to wits
By auditing and settling public accounts,
It. G. McCreary, Esq., Auditor appointed by the Court to
anditpublic offices,
Merchandice for Jail, &c.,
Printing, Blanks, &c.,
Sheriff's bills of Court costs,
Clerk's pay,
Abatements to Collectors 5 per ceatum,
L'ox and Wild Cat scalps,
General Jury and Tip Staves' pay,
Assessors' pay,
Jailor's fees for keeping prisoners and Turnkey,
Wood, Stone,Coal, hauling, Ate., for Public Buildings,
Repairs at Public Buildings, &c.,
Grand Jury and Tip Staves' pay,
Register, Prottionothry, and Clerk of Sessions fees,
Tax refunded to sundry persons,
Court Cryer's pay,
Certificates of Constables returns,
Counsel fees and extra suits,
Treasurer of Alms House,
Duckett fur Officers, &c.,
Statituary for Commissioners office,
Notes and Interest paid Bank and sundry e ersuni,
Quit Bents paid George Himes, (heirs,)
Medical attendance on Prisoners,
John Mickley, Esq., Commissioners' pay,
James Wills, Esq., 41
George Myers, Esq.,
J. Aughinhaugh (in trust) for Standard of Weights and
• Measures for the County of Adams,
!Officers pay at Spring Election,
!Justice and Constable fees for committing vagrants,
/Building Cistern at Jail, __
'Jonas Routzhan part payment on Bermudian Bridge,
Ofllcers pay at Fall Election,
'Keeping Prisoners at Eastern Penitentiary,
Directors of Poor pay ,
ißond damages and aiiinage views,
!Repairs at Bridges '
Thomas, Esq., Sheriff fur summoning Jurors,
EXoneration to Collectors,
Collectors fees,
Outstanding Tax and Quit rents in hands of Collectors,
Treasurer's Salary,
Balance due County, by Geo. - Arnold, Esq., Treasurer,
IN TESTIMONY that the foregoing Statement of Rereipts and Ex
penditures exhibited at the office of the Treasurer of said
f'
7 ii a. County, is a correct and true copy, as taken from and
, .- ~ compared with the original remaining in the hooks in
• ' 4 -.. L., fiat office, we have hereunto set our hands and affixed the
seal of said office at Gettysburg, the seventh day of Janua
ry, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six. .
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JAS. J. WILLS,
(IEO. MYERS, I t Commissioners.
HENRY A. PICKING,
Atttest-4. AUGIIINDAVOLI, Clerk.
BLANKETS AND LONG SHAWLS—
The largest and cheapest in town. -Also
Ladies dress goods—the prettiest lot in town
—to be had at tint stare of
GEORGE ARNOLD.
TOIEESE - , - 81:1G'ARS, RIQE,aod every de
ll? scrivties fIROCERIEB, to be kiwi go
• , • FAIINESTOCKT.
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,McCrackea's Tillable Remedy
roa TIM 111:1MmATH PINDIVANATION
OF THE MAN HAIR.
A FTER assay jean laborious research
41 and expmiment, lire the gratification
to anemece to thyme& public who may be
afflicted with badness iremature grey hair,
that I hameneceeded iidk!reparation of an
article that is aniafallitamedy for either of
thee° disonlers. Far considerable length
of time I have been in t habit of using it up.
on inyoma customers, ano ;instance has
it failed to render the mt entire satisfaction.
Having beg entertainethe belief that, in a
east majority of QM* Alums and !items-
tuure greyness were indel Iry disease, or mutt ;
of vigor and vitality oft scalp, rather than '
being the necessary counsetwe , of mere tic.
cumulation of years.
My whole attention w directed to the dii.
emery tff some prepares, which, by-remov
ing the dandruff and her foreign matter
which, in spite of the mot precaution, will
collect upon the scalp, Irk' restate to this
part WI its vigor and vilty, and thus remove
the great came of Loillose diseases. In
1 offenng this preparation the public, I hare
confidence that it ti not disappoint the
expectations of many wheat feel inclined to
give it a faff aortal:part trial IC more ef- 1
retiredly, than any other-emiration, remotes
the dandruff and ileareethe head, thus re.
moving all ehatacks t i ii growth ~f a new
and luxuriant crop of hal For the prema
turegrey, it restores to Wait the free circu
lation of its natural tluidpd, in au :demist in
; credibly short time, brio to it its natural
heahhfuhress and color. 'though this prep
aration has never beenreught before the
public through the media ("advertising, yet I
'by its own inherit rirturit has won its way
into favor in many of tberunties of this and I
neighboring Stares. -tithe solicitation of
many of Inv friends ampatruns who have
been benefiited by it, I he been inducer' to
I give it to the public, and doing this, Idoit I
; w i t h th e ewn fi.fr ar asssran that any who may
224 00 . t ry it, will filet preeentl the merit tinier
-472 A 2 for it.
"" In rase of partial lobbts, when used a
-144 42 ! greenbly to directions, thilestoratire has not
930 , 'lr failed, in a single instance° produce a luta
-526 riant growth oldie ossura.air.
60 01!
58 37 In the hands of mothermd unties, it is a
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capital euratitm for allthose diseases of
st; the acalp incident to infanbildren.
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7; ! In tine, as a toilet artielit should be in the
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2-13 tit hands of all who wish to , pull the dandruff;
1,362 'Ja9 preserve the hair. preveut from falling off,
awl render it *oft,. gloss! :I watt'.4s°B A
00 /friPrepared and Aold„vutee:Je and retail,
.m by MKT Cli tfecon door us the I:nion
690 'a Shippeasburg, 1-nberland county,
Pennsylvania_
CEIITIFIC TES.
tteLA feir of the innterAble certificates
in the poasesoion oldie praietor, showing, the
virtues of this remedy. areunesed, and must
satisfy the must skeit ties!
DOLL/. CT&
403 57
200 00
1452 15
41 84
1156 00
489 00
238 70
106 73
159 01
330 48
200 32
40 00
6800 00
131 I 2
• 81 34
11,030 93 .
$36,28-1 01
Nlinsgrur Usaion Co.. l'o.
I hPrehy certify '6lll Isla lery sore bead
for six or eight i.ars„pnolsly first cain4.4l iiy
dandruff, hut finally tame. tut" dry tetter--
.McCrackeris Pneicuatiot has rrstored ray
howl to perfect health aridenderrd my hair
sort. 1. isHER.
Co., emio.
This is to certify. that inhair had nearly all
611onofE I used 3leCraehis Restorative for
finrr months„ and I ran !Jr Nast of having
as fine hair as any one eaulaish.
DOLLS. C.
32 18
281 33
4194 49
27 35
289 64
812 24
23:; 76
6 35
• 63 56
156 93
26 97
29039 83
439 00
690 38
I~MIDS. KEN I ICKY LEAF
TOBACCO, 21143a1es Havana,
25 do Sagua. 20 du Si. sago, 20 Cases
Seed Leaf. Just reeeiveund for rale by
W3l. BUIBLER,
Pia. 15Vranktin street.
N0v.24 1834.
$36284 01
TOBACCO.
100 BOXES 13. LUMP TO
BACCO in sue and for sale,
at 11 cents by the box, aBUEH LER'S
Old Stand. the cheapea,: iahe city. Nu
157 Franklin at., Baitimcr.-
Ereinig. Froodiel & Co's.,
YGETAILE CATTE POUR,.
AND
CATTLE LINEENT,
o n OLD WHOLESALI and RETAIL
L. 7 by A. D. SUEDES, agent for
Adams county.
100 BOXES BES' CONGRESS
TOBACCO. i more sod for
sale by WM. BUMLER,
Se. Ii nodGn greet.
Ellin
rair.LEDE; I.sNie
lOHN W. - TIPTON. hhionable Bar
glif• be, and Hair Ihrunpu atoll times
be found prepared to men to the calls of
the people, at the Temple.; the Diamond,
adjoining the County Biding. From
long experience, be tlanixisinnelf that lie
can go through all the ramications of the
reassortal Department/
with such an infinite dere of skill, ai
Will meet with the entire stisfaclion of all
who may submit their elm to the keen
odeal of his razors. He Ives therefore,
that by his attention to bases, and a de
sire ,to please he will met' as well as re
ceive, a liberal share of robe patronage:
The sick will be attended? at their pri
vate dwellings.
300,000 se,Ariplistioonflivn
Brands: all of which arsofiered lower
than any other House in to city: And
warrants all he sells to boil the Lest our
tariaL Call and examine.
WM. nuaLER,
167 =arta street
Nov_ 24.1851. •
JUST retained * large aseplonscral •
meat a( QUERNSWAI4 at
11111 V
• ' 1 ,- !7* - "77.MTV.7 rk ,
Philadelphia Ailverilsemeals.
H. Bralllllo, Ur. Mir 1 , 1101 : 02,
iitook •AGENCY.
/IPHE subscribers gave established a Book
A. Agency in Philadelphia, and will furnish
any book or publication at the retail price
free of postage. Any persons, by forwarding
the subscription price of any of the $3 00
; Magazines, such as Harpers' (ludo ' s, Put
nam's, Graham's, Frank L;arlie's Fashions,
&c., will receive the magazines for one year,
and a copy of a splendid lithograph_ portrait
of either Washington, Jackson or Clay; or,
if subscribing to a $2 and asl magazine, they
will receive a copy of either of the three por
traits. Ifsubscribing to $6 worth of maga
zines, all three portraits will be sent gratis.—
Music furnished to those who may wish it.
Envelopes of every description and size, in
large or small quantities furnished. Seal
Presses, Dies,.&e., sent to order,
Every description of engraving on wood ex
ecuted with neatness and dispatch. Views of
buildings, newspaper headings, views of ma
chinery, book illustrations, lodge certificates,
business cards, ac. All orders sent by mail '
promptly attended to. Persons wishiog views
of their buildings engraved can send a daguer
eotype or sketch of the building by mail or ex- t
press.
Persons at a distance having saleable arti
cles would find it to their advantage to whims
the subscribers, as we would act as agents for
the sale of them.
BYRAM & PIERCE,
50 &nt Third-st., P.S iladelph ia.
Nov. 30, 1855.—1 y
, Tit Ks. Dtkil. 4 galt
HAVE OPENED
An Immense Clothing Palace and
Merchant Tailoring Estah
lishment on
CHESNUT STREET,
No 165, PHILADELPHIA
One door &Imo FOM errei, North aide.
Gentlemen who wish to purchase Clothing
readv made quite as gars! as can lw made by
any Merchant Tailors in the United States,
should visit this magnificent store, where
Goods of the finest class are kept. ready
made and in the piece, which will be made to
order at the shortest notice, and perfiwt satis
faction warranted. Also, a full tissortment of
fine FURNISHING GOODS. and every arti
cle is marked a ith the lowest cash prices in
plain figures.
Nov. If, 1855.—fini
F. H. SMITH
PORT MONNA!E, POCKET ROOK
DRESSING CASE MANUFACTURER,
N. W. cor.ot Founti & Chi:rational", Philadelphia
A LAVA YS on hand a large and varied
41a. assortment of
Port illonnfies, Pocket Books, Bankers
Cases, Note holders, Port Folios, Porta
ble Desks. Dressing Cases, Work Boxes,
Cabas, Travelling Bags, Backgammon
Boards, Chess Travelli ng
Pocket Memorandum
Books, Cigar Cases, 4T.
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.
P. H. SMITH.
N. W.cor. Fourth & Cheatnut. sta., Philadelphia.
N. 13.—0 n the receipt of $l. a Superi
or Gold Pen will he sent to any part of the
United States, by mail ;—describing pen.
thus, medium, hard, or soft.
March 30, 1855.-1 y
SALAMANDER SAFES.,
EIVANS & %VATSON, No. 26 South
Fourth St., Philadelphia.
Great tire, Chestnut and Fifth Streets,
Friday morning, December, 15th, 1854.
EVANS & WATSON'S sAI.,AMAN
DER SAFES TRTUNIPLIANT, as they
always are when put to the teat.
PUIIADSLF/314, Dec. 15, 1854.
MESSRS EVANS & WATSON, No. 26
South Fourth St., Philadelphia.
GENTLEMAN :—We take much pleasure
in recomniending your Salamander Safes
to Merchants and others in want of a Se
cure means of preserving their books, pa
pers, &c., front fire, as the one we pur
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 tire of
this morning, which destroyed the entire
block of buildings corner of Chestnut and
Fifth streets. The safe was in use in our
office, on the second floor of our building,
from which place it felt into the cellar, and
remained there until the fire was out.—
The Safe was then removed and °pane.]
n the presence of at least IWO persons,
who witnessed the good condition of the
contents. Will you please have the safe
and locks repaired, as we intend to put it
in use again, having perfect confidence:..
its fire-proof qualities.
Yours, Respecifully,
LACEY & PHILLIPS
Evans & Watson take pleasure in re-
I (erring to the following, among the many
hundreds who have bad their Safes in
use :—U. S. Mint, Philada.; Farmers
and Mechanics' Bank Philada. ; Samuel
Allen, Esq.. High Sheriff, Philada. ; John
N. Henderson, City Controller ; Caleb
Cape & Co., No. 183 Market St. ; Rich
ard Norris &, Son, Locomotive builders,
Philada.; Bancroft & Sellers, Machinists,
corner 16th ant! James Sts.; Ft wklin
Fire Insurance Co., Philada.; Pennsyl
vania Railroad Co., Philada.; Lacey &
Phillips, corner fifth and Minor Sts.;
Sharplems Bro,Nti. 32 South Second St.;
James Kent & Santee, No. 147 North
Thin) Street; W.. 11. Horatman & Sons.
No. 51 North Third St.; Smith, Williams
& Co, N 0.87 Market St.; J. & lt. Orne,
No. 185 Chestnut St.
A large assortment of 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 Shutter*, Iron Doors and
Iron Sash, for making fire•proofVaults for
Banks, stores, public and private tioildings.
Seal'and Litter Copying Presses ; Patent.
Slate Lined' Refrigerators, Ac. Please
give us a call, at NO. 26 South FOURTH
St Philadelphia.
April 6,1855.—1 y
IL D. CLIFTON & SON,
• MET AND. BOIT CLOTHING 81 1 0111,
North East comu of Second and Dock sta.,Phila.
To.the.Citizens of Gettysburg, Pa. and
vicinity.
YOU are respaitfuily invited to eism
be the extensive and varied assort
ment of MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING,
at tbe store of the subscriber, *here may
always be found a full supply of READY
MADE CLOTHING, of all sites and de
seriptions, wore by men and boy! of all
ages. and sizes, made by experiebeed work
men and of the very best matetial. the
mike, fit, and pppearance surpassed by n
establishment ih the city. Please jireserse
this notice, and give me a call, and fit put
yourselves stird suns in 11 Manner worthy
of you and them. Remember the North
Eut Corner of Second and Dock Streets.
R. D. CLIFTON & SON.
April 13, 1855.—1 y
TR JSSES 1 TRUSSES 1 TRUSSES
2E1 6 C. H. NEEDLES,
Truss and Brace Establishment,
a. W. COL' Twxcrra * RACE IMIKETS,
PH I LA DEL PHIA,
'IMPORTER of fine French Trusses, combi
-•
sing eztreme lig/thews, ease nnchlurabilit.
with correct construction.
Hernial or ruptured patients can be sided
by remitting Inllolllltli, as below: Sending
her of inches round the hips, and stating sled
affected. Cost'of Single Tress, $2, $3, $4, and
$3. Double d, $6, $8 and $lO. Instruc
tions as to wear, and how to effect a mire, when
possible, sent with the Truss. Also for sal*,
in great variety,
Dr. Rumainy'a Improved Patently Brave,
for the cure of Prolupsus Uteri;
Spinal Props
and supports, Patent Shoulder Braces, Chest
Expanders and Erector Braces, adapted to all
with stoop shoulders and weak lungs; English
Elastic Abdotninal Belts, Suspensories, Syr.
inges—male and female.
Re—Ladies' Roma, with Lady attend:Ham
august 3,1855.—1 y
Norcross' Rotary Planing Ma
chine.
IVANTEII)—TO sell the Rights and Ma-
V chines for a Rotary Planing. Tonguing
and Grooving Machine, for boards and plank,
under the Norcross Patent. Also, the attach.
ment of the Moulding Machine, which will
work a whole board into mouldings at one op
eration. This patent has been tried, and de
cided in the Supreme Court in Washington, to
be no infringement, being superior to Wmal
worth'pi Machine.
Apply to J. 1). DA LE k Willow Street, aWee
Twelfth', Philfulelphia, where the:ll:whines can
be seen in operation.
Jun. ii156.--2lni
TO THOSE WHO WISH FARMS.
TU have fertile land at u cheap price mill
ou easy terms. your utteutiiin is eullt4l
Ridgeway Farm and Coal
Company.
. Twenty-ft se Ayres or more in proportion. are
given tbr $2lOO, payable in instalments of
Eer week or .$.l per month. It is located in
lk county, Penns) . lvanin, told has one of the
best markets for its produce in the Stan.. The
soil ism rich loam, and is not to M. surpassed
for farming, its examination will show. It has
the best elements of prosperity, being under
laid by two rich veins of COAL, and will
shortly be intersected by four railroads. The
timber is of the most valuable kind. Title un
exceptionably good, and warrantee deeds :111!
given. It presents a good and substantial op
portunity to commence farming. providing for
one's children or making an investment. 'Fur
ther particulars eau be hind from the pamphlets
which are sent to inquirers. Letters answer
tsl promptly.
Apply or address SA M U E L W. CA TIE 1.1., 1
Secretary, 133 Walnut street, north side, be
tween South and Fifth streets, Philadel
phia.
1c - Full information is contained M the pain
Feb. 8. 1336.-3 m
"Philadelphia Advertisemear
EVANS FIRE AND THIEF PROOF SAFER I I
CHM Merchants, Lawyer., Farmers and Oth
-1 eat. having Papers or other
rvrhra
hlet, to preserve from FIRE or MAW - LARS.
Dav A Newell's (1101.b's) BANK LOCKS.
A Ir'ARI).—THE "FIRE PflvilF SAFE:," that
prserved :oar hooks, Papers, 114. c., daring the
'Great Fire at Ilitrt't Building 4; wait porchas
cii EVANS, fa S. 2nd., St. Phil.
ad'a. UETZ BUCK.
"REFRIGERATORS h. AND WATER Fl I,
EVA NS' Premium Ventilated Refrigera
tors for cooling and preserving //maim, bulke,
m ilk, !ruler and all articles for culinary purls,-
seri.
WATER FILTERS, for purifying brackimh
iirmnibly water, whether effected lir mins, lime
stone, marl or other muses ; can be had scpan
ate or attached to the Refrigerators --a small
quantity of Ice cooling the whole, in the warm.
est weather.
PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS, fi,r the
use of mine er rob/ water.
WATER COOLERS, for Hotels, Stork-s
Dwelling,s.
sTe.:E TRUCKS, fi,r moving box.•x, bator,
SEAL PRESSES, COI'YIN6 do., DRUG
f du.
01.111:8 EVA N'A,
No. 61. S. Second-st., (2 doors below Chesnut.)
(ENTA111.18111:11 in 1835.)
Feb. 8, I 8511. I y
REGISTER'S .NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Legatees
and other persons concerned, that the
Administration Accounts of the deceased
persons ' hertrivafter mentioned will he pre
sented at the °Thais' Court of Adams
county, for confirtnution and allowance on
Illesday the 26M orFebrtmry nest,
105: The second account of Georlo Wolf;
one of the Executors of Joseph litttinger,
dee'd.
106. Thesecond account of Jacob L. Chron
, inter, Dairid Chronister and John Chronister.
Executors of the last will and tessantexii of
John Chronister t deectmed. • '
107:lbe first and Thud account of Daniel
Crouse, Administrator of Catharine Lauda.
baugh; deceased:
108. The first and final account of Anna
Margaret Chambers, Administratrix of the es- 1
tate of Henry Chambers, deceased.
109. The first and final.account of Samuel
Orndorff and Samuel Hollinger, Executors of
the last will and testament of-Peter fiarlacher,
deceased.
110. The account ofJacob Griest, Adminis
trator, with the will annexed, of the estate of
Israel Cook, deceased, late of Latimer° town-
ship.
111. The guardianship account of Peter
Milleraud Adam Weigle, guardians of Rebecca
Mesta (afterwards Rebecca Whitmor) now de
ceased, Elizabeth Meals and Leah Caroline
Meals, minor children of Henry Meals, deed.
112. The first and final account of Samuel .
Abrine, Administrator , of Stanumah Maine,
deeeased.
113. The first account of John Trostle-and
George Trostle, Executors of the last will and
testament of Jacob Trostle, late of East Berlin,
Hamilton township, deoeased. •
WILLIAM- F. WALTER, ItiAler,
per DAMN L PLANE, Dej/111!).
Register's Office, Gettysburg,
February 1, 1856 • f
ABRARARNOLD
INTENDS removing to York, and must
therefore settle up his business. 'All per
sons desirous of saving Costs, especially those,
whose accounts are of long standing, can do
so by calling4diately and r trstio vr.—
Unless this without delay, inks Will be
instituted wit hout respect' to nsons ; a simi
lar .appeal to them having been utterly dis
regarded. No further indulgence will be
given.
stir& is now • selling off at coat
Jane 8. 18.
fILOVES AND HOSIERY—a laigO vari
IJ4, ety, good and cheap at • . • •
Nov. 2, 1855. SCHICri
LET US REASON TOGETHER
HALI 4 .O,WAYS PILLiL
WHY ARE ME SICK /
IT Las been the lot of the human reee to be
weighed down by disease and suffering,—
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are speciallY adapted
to the relief of the. WEAK, the' NERVOUS,
the DELICATE, and the ISFIRM, ofill
eli
matetl,, ages, sexes, and constitutions: Pro.
lessor Holloway . personally superintends the
manufacture of h is medicines in the United
States, and offers them to a free and enlight
ened people, as the best remedy the world erne
saw for thu removal of &onset..
Mae9ll l o urifsike n AlldWid;
These famous Pills an) expmsoly combinuedl
to operate on the stomach, the' liver, the kid
neys, the twigs, the skin, and the boar'ele,lor
meting any derangement in their functions, pn•
rifting the blood, the very tbuntain of His, and
thus curing disease in all its forma.
Dyspepsia and Liner Coniplaints.
Nearly half the Litman race hays taken
theme Yillm. It has been proved in all parts of
the eurld, that nothing has bean found equal
to them in eases of ilimonierm of the liver, ilys
pepsin, nail stomach complaints genemlly,—
fhey soon gito healthy to ne t o di ode organs ,
boomer much deranged, and when all other.
means have failed.
General Debility, 111 Health.
Many of the most despotic Hovel-manta
have opened their Custom Houses to rho intro
duction of these Pills, that they may heroine
the medieine of the oasis. Learned Colleges
admit that this medicine is the best remedy
ever known for persons of delicate health, or
where the system has been impaired, its its in
vigorating properties never Mil to afford relief.
Female Compkahtta.
No Female, young or old, should ho without
this celebrated medicine. It correets and reg
ulates tile mumble courses at all
inanc CIISeA like n elm nit. It is alma the
bunt and Atiregt medicine that elm he given 111
Children of nll ages, and for ui.! complaint ;
CinViellll%.laly no family should he without it.
11"Thir.ty's Pills are llie hest reinnly las 11011 Pill
Mt world few Mr.lidlostiity IlisetureA 3
Asthma Dint rlnt.a.
'LIAO Complaints Dropsy
l'ottglts Delefity
Colds Fever am' Ages
Chem Diseases Female Vecnplaints
I )yspepsist ilemlatehes
Indigestion Stone sell liv.wel
Influenza Secondary symptoms
~
Inflammation Inwaral Virskuess ....,
Venereal A flectlons 'User l'omplminis
Worms, °lull kinds Lown'llsof Spirits l'ites
* * *Soli! nt the tnnnttratiories of Protellsor
1I 01.1.09 . .1 r, $ll M aide' Latte,,,New Yuri , smi
2.1-1 Stran.l, Louth nt, ,y all n-epeetable 1 Iruggiats
nod 111%111 or Medit•iuu thrungltuitt flue Cui.
tell Statt.s. And the eivilivANl wwl(l,iu Loxes, al
t; vettin nllll $1 end].
rr n +•nnsidcrnble saving by tali,.
ing thr larger +I PA.
N. B. Uin•t•tiong for the guidance of
tinote i even- disonler arc affixed to eneb box..
(Jet. 3G, 1.`.55--etow
TIN 11111 E! TIN MEL
v Ea E. BUEHLER ing•rms Nis
- or friends and cus tomers that he has *
.ery large assortment of
TIN WARE
on hand ready for the Spring sale. made
by experienced workmen anti of good ma
terials, which will be sold low ior CASH
or COUNTRY PRODUCE. Ilf7•Call
and see.
Gettysburg, March 10, 1554.
\NNNA.-!,)lsNitiltilb
Removed a few dwrs Soothe' the oldbilased.
I - El. SKELLY respectfully informs
pj • his old' customers and Ike public,
enerally, that he emetin
les the T.A !LOWING
',USINESS. as hi• saw
land. lu South. ita!tinitins
!reek where he ■ill ha
loppy to aecommothneall
, ho may patronize him.
II work entrusted trnhis
re warranted la ffi-awd
be ol most substantial make. Thanll.lu
for past favors, hesolicita a continuamee or
public patronage._
ICP The Nero Fork Spring and Arm.
met KlSMONSarelereived. Ca and
see then).
April 27, 1855.-tf
flanover B. Railroad.
rpIIAINS over the Hanover Branch Rail
road now rein as follows :
First Train leaves Hanover at 9i, A. M.;
with Passengers for York, Harrisburg, . Colum
hia and Philadelphia. This train also con
nects _with the. Express for Baltimom-arrivinc --
there at I P 4 M., stopping St Glenrock; Parb
ton and Coekoysvillo.
Second Tnini leaves at 1.40 P. M. with Pas
sengers
tor Baltimore and interatediatAt
laces, and returns: with Pinisengers frown York, &c.
Jnly 27, 1855
LEIB, Agent,
OSIES.Y.—A new article of SILK and
H
WOOL ..tiOSE ) and Silk-lined .11.0:24,,1
for rale at • .;
E'AHNESTOCE BROTH
Sign oftibeßai
Oct. 12 4 1856.
.•
ANIV BANNIIII
- published every Friday Evening, in Balti
more street,- in the:three° itoey build
, ing, a few doors above Fabm
estoeks Store, by • •, • •
D. k C.' it BUEMAL
. TERMS', ' :
If paid in advance or within the yors2 per
annum—if norpaid . within the yeav, $2 60 : —
No papordlicontinuedimtil all inearagespse
paid—except at the option of the Editor. Bttp•
gie copies cents. , A failure tom:Ail). a if(o•••
continuance willbe regarded aa a new; erigageo .
meat
Advolisements not exceeding a aqoartria=;
serted three times for sl—overt subseqnpat
insertion 26 cents.. Longer.ones in the st . teag
proportion. Ail advertisements not • specula?...
ordered fora given.time will be continued un
til foetid.; Alibend reduction will be.:llaBed
to thotw who advertise by the year..
' Joh Afillifigioe i kindalas
PErns l 9l end on reawn i4, iii3e