ati'itcoutips.
Abakaimeik:llobeen..lekt. TroiaVr;
thsi Directors of thii r oot. Dna
~ifilfe'BdBao of the Countk
of Adoikillxinifft.dm th ud day of January,
• .A. 1856Aotho 7th day ofJanunry,-4. D.,
Ad. To balance
due
on
$417 44
Ordi County :Fret" rc.r, 600 00
300 00
lear l g 1, •
" ! 3 00 , 00
• GOO 0?
„ 400 00
Cash received of C01,,,A."1 . 4, 4 ,
Swope,
3
Pstu I•Cash_ "c ei;ea f Mc
i. 42 5 , 2
, 'for Cow,
t"9. received , ofS. Dnrbo
ri k ,e'for ;limes
• Priktele"fl67lG rif.
''• • ltei•frkrPt)rtltleiel
E r nt,,ntunberlandCo.
,Poor
'•Ctih received .of Andrew
j
, 4 . ..r ollY; Sdni'r of William
4 s - ,13e11,(1ce 1 4. for use of Mrs. _
!/ " tvii•te 9
96
Treasurer 200 00
900 00
4.141 '
f J Scott,
151 1 „ • Ctlx,Cc o Ted° 37 lb
• sq., Steward,
A lif.„ 6, Ocdo!,pp County Treasurer, 400 00
-r ;
CA.,Part of Reaping Machine
4id by Poor }bese t;
pu 22 s Received of Moses M. Neely, 0 5
p ar t value, of °strays,
ighl23, J l: ,urddr'on County Treasurer, 900
, Pp., Deco ived of S. liurboraw, for
Necks board, of Ebo
Sample, • 26 00 .
,Order pn.Countyrrmkanrer, 400 00
Do. Ilaeowea of S. Durboraw • •
. Committee of -Ebe Sam
(Ls far boarding, . • , ;Hy
Me. 6`, Order on County Treasurer, 600 00
Dec. 1, " " • .400 00
1200 00
,'; ; g ??./•..• • • ' • •• •• ,47_606 ;30/
18441tfIti414n*hillO -•n
reesurer, $1291.44/
4.-..O..;11;.;:,•,
pt , ,,t,?•2 v ; ; ;-. •• •':',' ••, CR• ,; ,
AtiApdia Out aajbli4l4,: • •
, -T , Gi•teeries 1337181
•
0 .5 1 `; 'Toupee suPpOrt : ; 1.014 99
F. -14xpenses41.do. 92'34/
Mitlntizqt bi*4, • • .•••;1,9,5
.111014Heislitigi,' ' • 'lBO 00 I
Female do. • 183 00
Choppidg 1)t,004,' • ; ' :1 87 60
Horses, SmEle, )r3
Horses,
Park bills and Stock Hogs, 349 20
Flour, Grain and Grinding, • • 717134
Lime, Hauling, 1.28 27
Stone Coal, ' - P 4 00
-Execating.notie4,,t., ,• • • 14 71
.1'14.1191 . 0F Aoconnts,,Ve.,,- • , 41_60,
• gbyo,l,,lan q salary,. 100 00.
Trenaltreesi " • , • ..40 -
'4l 40,00'
1)i1 't ors, extra seiviee,
• A
lellutinglt*ca, . l5O
ray, . . 1110
Salt, • ` ,
Irial Fruih . . 9-00
um tee,. • _ • • 42 . .27
otment, inaderto'Hintrd, 8 50
imit•orrif4rlo,cnkiiberidi,'d CO., 39.00
Drugs,Statibneri, &c., • , • 26' 67/
Balm:Calif tiMidn'OrTrintrer 1291 441
f
..irttrt• 1•• • , .• ,
e, esV
senbers, Auditorsd to settle and
t•djw*the;goblic•Accowits, do hereby , certify
lo . itycl . ::iiio;§pkaiiiiited the tents which com
os_,___.),9s%, atiClV ‘ e : Aceoo.4„. and,. that they are
allA•t•hat tkere, a Vtlance of Twelve
liiinNetl'and'.4inetY-Clue•Dellars and .Forty-
Four Cents in the hands of Alexander Cobcan,
Treasurer,--being froin thell day of January,
A. D., 1865 to•the'7ol day of 'January,
. A. T. WRIGHT, ' • •
JOHN 'HAUPIIAN • Andtfort.
;
scott:Pil. Steward,
It? ecount with the bireetOrs of the Poor'and
, o :„..ouse offniplOymerit of the County of Ad
‘,.,148, being from, thn 341 arty of January, A.
C,IN 1854, to tleith, tlny ofJanuary, 1855.
4,.. DR. , • . ,
1
tprti ( ,To cash for Lard ) , •• • ' •$1 65
4 " ,
~ 1 . ,. ! ", ..10 07
!Kr t a` 's
.... . 65 00
i , Cash'froralpha Gilbert, ,' , 15 80
" . from H. D. Sweeney for
Fu ,i tte.lt Tallow,6B 25
Vl' • 1 ; , ' ;. " Nlik.owarcl . for .. Cow,. 36,00
4, " for Lard," 6 82
i ppa.Aii " for Sheep, K..Wilina, 14 00
1856, .Tano4-IB+ldit *lda,
• t 0 $2 351
• . ..
.e: loileal ~.;•:'i••11'• 1 .
g..... f . . :; • •
i. 104 .IRM;Ctith.pa(d o u t foliate.
.. .
a i ii n tiowt 041 i.lt,.
Ma) ' a 10 hirelings,
If plea, li'reight'aijl, Stage r . .
4*-'',';''' '''' .'''' l - ' '' 20•-'73-
GraCiiihk int,' •'' • • ~ , .8 00
Household articles •.- •• ' ' 2357/
;
Strimr i titt i ptilt r St ytk „. 2 4 15
Cash L. i s .11 . I • . ,
. . li. r =ri MI . .r.. 7 3 4, 5 u
mou 5e04,,,r, I 7 ::1•.11 :,...... • ••• ••t . Id :15 1 ,,
; ~ • , - „
liootl9urungoN: ,-- ; ,•-• .7 - ~,. .i.i 40 1 , 5' .
iihilpringa:rr , 1 . ~ - -.1 1,... .....-.. L.,. 6t75 , •
OM" 44 , ri'''t ' ' .. LIC.r. -.1 , 7:4; .: s.l2i
tue„. 4. • - • 'l2 07
• - ' ~...,.? ...alie.; , ;::: . 7 ,, ,i,.- .-...., ~-.' ~ . .. !•
. '. &IV, '. • ~ ,
~,
~,,,,..,. , ~
~
~ 1 30,
Atteßdanel• on sick, ~ , .., • - ' 51:1`
PowNe#'rl ti. 4 ' l f ' M h • ',' 1 05
1856, Jan. 7,4440:4141 dud (.
• - ' . Stewa
.
eh lii - 0 linvs..of = ..11 T -t ... •-•' i ; iii j , % 5 . 0 1,,
,t 0 illoiliilii , a 1 ..,•, '''' .' , E. " " " '
./
./1 1 10r' . 61 giiia6l7.ll6 i ll,:Xilkielia, to 'settle eat\
: • sUlltifilli*Tatilii; We'Counts; dcl'eettifti that iile
teeth pationitiedtha (Roma which ,compiio Isle'
. • 410TadiDeedruitv MAL da 'report' ithitt . the- same`
c eq 8511/0 exhruxii:g the account, ofl
rit.
1 4;Lier-letl/ §PftwArd, from ,th e ;14 dfTi
O aunary, A. D., 1855, to the;,.7 . 01- Oay-4,
-4nuMl,3APwlB447ilMl,:days nielu.siv--
• • leatittl'atnilidice id betas tit laid Ste#artl,.pf
Two Dollars, Thirty-die -- and 'three-fourth
......_..._ ... ..... 1
Tont at vl.e -7
~ - - • . • T.. :', ....., .1, 7 . .1
•• l , ~ ' A, . WRIGHT . 1 AudilO il . -,- . 1
• ,'," '' so $ll it.l3PldlH„ - r '
..444'14" . ‘.‘4 _A-T.4. 114.1 r nitspers ud Alatittitustorit
sal "5!:',.•ii.....',Atri9.11,-. ~.: .• ~ - ;•-,,
i
• - .I) 4"V. 1 4,.,,011. 1 1,:0. 0 . , f ':,.:,.• 20
. ' 2. mrs. 4,0%.,,„- 4 4 . ....:, 1.. 0 : ..,, -' 1 20:
3...-Y.-14.-Weisteri),lBllis] 45
4.Nii,944iee,if,-1. ii.r , 0 , , 1 ,.. ,
~
~2,
•.. 5 ' f i tliT et 4i t' / .01.. I •
i'; • i '..i 2 P
• ' 6.t . t 4 Fah , " • . : - •20
• ' ' 11dAtteab Sardtteiii .:. 0. -;.; - `• ' ,'-,.:,-- '' 201
- • 8. 1161111.1hboi,r; " •--' ~! . -' .- --- T'• 20 ;
-., •- 9. Sophiellok111,.$10•11 yenriy,': 20 i CALLIND SEE -OS IT -THE
... 10. - John Lei x;r„ • 'ES tir.•;... "'. 20 1 . .
.. . . . ,
11. J 16 10Ifyearly,
~,- ~1.2 1 '.• ''' - 1 1 7.E1k qTriN D . ...
;- , Viit...L ‘""i '2O • , . '
• , •
13. Henry Swope„ ' - ..•-lc i•- ; 20 I Witt. T. KING respectfully annonntlia -to
Ilivait-Olt-81tidiki , ' -" . X . ',.-'',. ;'' ''(l 20 1 V V 'his' friends and, the. .puldie generally.
- • . lk.., l Thatt:Htirts.oll, , j 4 ";• - ' ' ' ',-•' '. • ''. -- ' ' 201 a -id he continues the ;7'.,4 ILORING BUM . -
s .. • 111410011010611‘, 11 it :, '''" i` '''"'''''''- '' r - : '''''' ',' -110 f' NESS in the room adjoining tbit store of ..1.
ilitisistioalitoiditorrtit;e - . ~. • f l , ' ,-,- . -- 28 1 , , i liiiiilee - SChick, awl fionting on the Dia-
184*00111tditillirt#14Mtr,-.‘fil•'-' t ' •oi•-'_•:"•'20' mond. He
has made aininftements to receive
, . .
~i, Ko ma t topicup a t.,- ,,, iti,.. -,::::"." i'•' l, "-- , ! , -2.oercialirlytthe - LA TEST I'ASIIIONS, and
-.2o.•glisibetth Messer, " , -401'itisilibuiiii constant nitn to Oive entire antis.;
• • 310 eakins;‘'''''. l4 ' l''''•: c-A"'"!' 4 "•"•'•';:i20 ito those whos:nap favor him with-their eustoni.
:0:, .
l icanCti elifi' f - elt, ''' 114. ' 7 •*.•'"'t`'''4•;!l:::,tllo°l-I:ClikiratigiC:fc%)ue:iirArYorird. ... uce 7 1111)° . •; t6 -. lell
in:ex
.. •
3 411~ SIM_
.alli ' 44. '.' ''` :'" ''':'• ';'201 1 WM/T. KING..
wiN, ''''''. : 1 '''' 'A A ' , ''.' 204 - . Gettysburg, Sept. 58,1855. - • .
• Pafters;.' , .."- ~..;- :., .''-• . - '-' -• 20 1' . . ,
~ .- iy D v irosi 4.4 et . - -Th '.'• , '.; " ' , IOI‘III.I4I..NE4Y.GPODS cheap at ' '
'''
JINNI
. i1d1* 1 11.41,W.f14: 4 ".
_4" .‘,:.' ,''' VlO ' .I.Vi."' , - 1 ' j • ' . . ' • FAHNESTOCKS.
. , . . , ....... -... _
- .. . .. - . ..
_ _ .... .
2 3 9 0 ..
.Tl 3l
rg i ona. v s a ll i
n ri c l e f,y , , s s s s half qr., yearly,
~ 2 1 ° 0 - 1 1 ifsubse,ribing to a : s2 and eV magazine, they
1111184lepb a. Adestiben:t ntp.
• - ,- . • ..—..—:.—...-:-•• I will recei4 is copy o(either +of the three per.
31. ,John Leonard ~ • - • '• 20
lu ,I _•, F. IL SMIT H : units
Ifsubscribing to ttfi worth of meg:t
imes, all three portra ._ . •
32. Willtelmina IrtiltknYi $ 5 clr'i • 2- ' powr MONNME, POCKET 'BOOK its will sent gratis ...'..
33. Frederica Hapkey, I‘ -, 201 Musie.furnished,to those who may wish it.
Feb. 15, 1855.--tt . •' - AND -;_ • . . Envelopes of every description and size, in
----- 1 DRESSIIO CABE MANUFACTURER, 1 large or small quantities furnished. Setkl:
Eve s, Dies, &c. sent to order. "•.'
1855. NEW GOODS. 185 a., N. W. cor.of Fourth& Chestitutsts, Philadelphia
, 1 Every description of engraving on wood ex
- ,' " --,---- - ,
and varied l i e b c u t i t l te di t g w s i , tl t i le n , c y l s t n ta n te pe ss t n i t i t e d a . d d in is g p s a , tc v h ie . ws V o iers
m o a f .
THE subscriber Waders his acknowledg. A LWAYS on hand a large
meats to his friends and the public, for , assortment of : chinery, book ilhtstrittions, lodge certificates,
the very liberal -patrenage hitherto extended IPori1 Pori ilionntries, Pocket Books, Bankers 'business curds, i te. All orders !tent by mail
'to hire, and respectfully informs them that he roars, Note holders, Port Folios, Porta- . promptly. attended to. Persons wishing vimisl
has just returned frorn . the rides with a splen-1 Ale Desks. Dressing Cases. Work Boxes, ; of their buildings engraved can send a &goer- I
d p i a d rt, a ;:l ir t ns in s e t n o t ,' io,toNf New th°°dsi in'comprising,comprising, Cabers, '''', ravelling B eotypo or sketch of the building by mail or ex.
ags, Backgammon ,
I Boards. Chess Men, Pot ket .41/emerandum i Press,
. Dlaneti, Shawls, Ginghaills, Bunks Cigar Ca3el,-4*C. '.
Persona at a . distance having saleable arti
' cies would hod it to their advantage to address
Gloves, Stockings,Rib- • Alin:. a general -assortment of English, the
.
bons Collars, Allis
, , French and German FANCY GOODS. the side of them.
• lins, Irish , Lin- . 1 Fine pocket Cutlery, Razors, Razor BA - RAM A: PIERCE,
. l Strop s and Gold Pens 50 South Thinbsi., Rirodriphiu.
ens, &C., 1 Wholesale,Second and Third Floors. Nov. 30, 1835.—1 y
all of which will be • sold at the lowest' cash! F. H. SAIIIII, - ...r....
prices. He deems it unnecessary to e""" 1 " -. ' N. w.car. FourthelSi &Chestnut sts., Philadelphia. ! Vt. UV, ift 01%
ate the different ankles which comprise' his ; N. B . —On the receipt Of $l. a Superi- !
stock. lbo would earnestly invite all to; HAVE OPENED
Gold Pen will be sent to• .•rt f the'
mil and examine his stock before purchasing •or ‘ • and' 'l. o f
An Immense Clothing Palace and
elsewhere. United States, by,,mail ;—describing p.:11, , Merchant Tailoring Estab-
I thus. motion) , hard, or soft. lishment on
March 30, 1855.—1 y
•
SILALINDER SIFESu No. 105, PIIMATIELPIIIA
One door below Fifth skeet, .Norlh side.
- -
Gentlemen who wish to purchase Clothing
11 V,l NS & WATSON, No. 26 South rt•atly made quite .as good as can be made by
1 JI-A Fourth St., Philadelphia. any Merchant Tailors in the United States,
Great fire, Chestnut and Fifth Streets, .diould visit this magnificent st:re, whets ! ,
Friday morning, December, Ifitl - ., 185.1.
( t ; i ( l ' le is an c d t. ii t i h tle il lL e :e t , a c hi s ct i n y u i t l ' l li t t p i t: Mi r t.l:. a( t ) ..,
EVANS k WATSON'S SALANIAN. miler ut the shortest notice, and perlbet satis,
DER SAFES TRIUMPHANT, as they faction warranted. Also, a full ussortment of
always aro When put to the test. 'fine FURNISHING GOODS, and every arti.
' •
PHILADELPHIA, Doc. 15. 1834. C 1 ee is marked with the lowest cash prices in
.
MEssns EVANS 4c: WATSON, No. 26 l' 1 " 1 " li g"'
: Noy. 18, 1855.—aim
South Fourth St., Phtiadelphia. ,
GENTLE:39.N :—We take much pleasure ; Ti: iSSES !
in recommending your Salamander Stiles'
to Merchants and others in want of a se- !
cure means of preservnig their books, pa
pers, &e., from fire, as the oho we par
chased from you about seven m onths since
has preserved our books, papers and cash
in as good a condition as they were
when put into it, before the great lire of
HENRY S. RENNER, this morning, which destroyed the entire
PETER BEITLER. block of buildings corner of Chestnut and
Dec.7,1855.-4in Fifth streets. The safe was in use in our
_ •
THE UNIVERSITY'S' FAMILY— office, on the second flour of our building.
f which ;dace it fell into the cellar, and
.
RE MEDLESi remained there until the fire was out.—
'issued limier the Seal, sanction and authority The Safe was then removed and opene.t
iL, of TILE -UNI VERSITY OF FREE MED- I t tithe presence of at least 1000 persons,
LCINE mid POPULAR ICNOWLEDGE,I who witnessed the good condition of the
chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, sprit' ;
efflitenr.„.
vi• ... ill
you please have the ~,le
29,1853, with a capitaief $106,000,
nl"unil locks rop.•.tred, as we intend to put it
for the purpose of arresting the evils of! 1Y ; 1 ,e i
rim and worthless Nostrums. Also, fur sup- ill use again. having perfect confidence :.,
plying:the community with reliable remedies us lire-proof qualities.
wherever a competent physician &intuit or Yours. Respectfully, -
Will not be employed. Ibis Institi..lon ha-;+ LACEY & PHILLIPS.
purchased from Dr. Jobe R. Rowand, hi I E ,,,,,,, & waison take pleasure in re.
celebrated (erring to the hollowing, among the many
Oct. 19, 1855
NEW EST:MANDL
GRANITE ,STONE-YARD
FIE undersigned respectfully inform the
T
citizens Of Gettysburg and the pliblic
generally thatthey have opened a GRANITF:
STONE. YARD, on South Baltimore 'Street,
opposite the reAidence of George Shrvock,
wlmre they are prepared to furnish GRAN
ITE STONE, dressed in every style, for
Monuments, Door Sills mid
• Steps,
and'every kind of buildin and ornamental
use. Arso, CEMETERY BLOCKS nlways
on hand and a general variety of dressed
Granite.
VElit'The undersigned having had consider
able experience in their business, re.spectful-.
h invite, persons wishing anything in their
lino to give us a call--ns we are prepared t , )
furnish the same article CHEA Pr:lt than it
has ever been heretofore offered in Gettys
burg.
. litonantiN Tonic Mixture,
known for upwards of twenty-five years as this
only safe and Atli(' cure for Pever and Agar!,
&c. ; aiid his inestimable remedy for Bowel
Complaints,
ItOWAND'S COMPOUND
Syrup ofifilaeliberry Root,
which highly approved and popular remedies,
together with
Th 6 University's remedy for COMPT LINT:
OF.TIIE LUNGS ;
- The. Coiversity's remedy for DY:,'"I.IPSIA.
OR INDIGESTION ;
The. Unirersity's remedy for COSIDIL
BOWELS;
Also, the UNIVERSITY'S ALMANAC,
May be had, at the Branch Dispensary, or
Store of
$7606:301
. . .
B. W. RILEY, S. Co..
Ifeidlersburg. Mums Cu., Pa.
Oct. 12, 1855.—e5 .
_----
•., . •.-„-E.,-,..,
- ' 1 .; ,i,cila.l• - eli..Alf
...,-,:, ( 11' '''t - •git- 4 4 , 7. 7 ; 7 41" 1
-.TIM.. 4, -y - ' , IA V•':";',7. ,, r:Vf.'P.at • n 1
' ' ' SS '' '=*l:. N l ' l' . i. ',.'•:,- - !. 4 0 • '... -
irL:"5- 4 5
,i^a. -:.-. • . ( ."" i* 161,
, • - .
TIN WARE TIN WIRE!
rgOL ER
E. BUEH informs his
friends and customer that be has a
7ery large assortment of
TIN WARE
on hand ready for the Spring sale, made
by experienced workmen and of good ma
terials, witch will he sold low for CASH
or COUNTRY PRODUCE. la- Call
and see.
Gettysburg, March 10, 1854
12 46
29 61
' 7 00
44 87}
NEW FIRM
~
--N - EW UOQDS.
'l 4 '
'•Subseribers, having bought the stock
. of .Bnots; Shoes, .:Itts and Caps of KEL
LER' KURTZ, purpose t., "tinning the bui,i
ness, at the old established stand, South East
Corner of 'Centre • Square, where they have
ust received a fresh supply of the• above good's
rout the 'cities of Philadelphia and Baltimore,
• rfiprising all,the new and desirable styles . of
Mens, , Boys' .and. 'Youths' Silk, 'Fur, and
1 40
~ .iit Slouch HATS. Mon's,.
y,.... Voris' and Youths' Fine.
.... tuff, ••liiii; and " •Orained.
/'''''' .., , BOOTS AND. SHOES,
-,. . *Alva large
,assortmeut
of Ladies',: 3liis'es' and Child's
'Walking and Fine Dress SHOES, GAITER"',
&c. .Otun : Preas-Shßety Buskins mil !Stun:Jails
in t , ieiy'Vliriety: '' ' ' • •
We .would respectfully -announce to the
citizens of Adams County, that we have an
'earnest .dispoSition to "please the particular
taste•Of every one siliii - nidy favor us with thcit
patronage, and respectfully ask all to call
ia tid sce. . • 1 ;; ;;; :. , .... .„:, :.,, •••, . ;.-- , . . -
The business will be Conducted under the
Virra pICOBEAN & PAXTON.
• ' , 'ALEXANDER COBEA:si,
' .• • ' - . ; DUNLOP: :PAXTON.
I - Oct. 19,1855: ' ••• . • .• _ • '
.. . .
.... .
215 231
2 35}
HE subscriber having disposed •of his in
storestiu the : Bout;; Shoe,.llat and Cap
Business to Messrs. COIIESX & PAXTON,
r espe et fully asks.tko: eon tin alums of his frieqds
and customers to patroniao.the New Firm..
.." HELLER, KURTZ.
Oct. 19, 18.55
A
J. S. GRAMMER.
li
ondredswho have had their Sales in
use :—U. S. XI jilt, Phtlaila.; Farmers
and Mechanics' Batik ; S amu el
Allen. Esit. high Sheriff, Philada. ; John
N. Il euderson. City Conti-611er ; Cab b
Cape & Co.. No. 153 Alarkt - f - St. ; Rich
ard Norris & Son. Locomotive builders,
Plißada.; Bancroft & Sellers, Mat.',linlSlN,
corner 16th and James Sts.; „ , F+ iuklin
Fire Insurance Co., Philada.; Pennsy
vania Railroad Co.. Plutada.; Lacey &
Phillips, corner fifth and Minor Sts.;
Sharpless Bro.. No. 32 South Second St.;
James Kent & Santee, No. 147 North
Third Street ; W. H. Horsiman & Son.,
I No 51 North Third Si.; Smith. Williams
& Co., No. 4 7 Market St ; J. & 11. (hue,
I No. 185 Chestnut St. _ _
AND ill
C`A R I,
A large assortment of ihe above Safes
always on hand (warranted to stand a
least ID per cent. more fire than any Her
ring's Safe now In use.) EVANS &
WATSON. also manufacture ant! keep
for sale, Iron Shutters, Iron Doors and.
Iron Sash. for [talking fire-proof Vaults for
Banks, stores, publie„ and private buildings.
Seal and Letter Copying Presses ; Patent
Slate Lined Refrigerators, &e. Phase
give us a call, at No. 26 South FOURTH
St . Philadelphia.
April 6, 1855,---ly
R. D. CLIFTON & SON,
MEN'S MID BOYS' CLOTHING STORE,
North East corner tat - S-I,ond and Dock sts.,Pbila
To the Citizens of Gettysburg, Pa. and
YOU are respectfuily invited In exam
ji ine the extensive and varied assort
mem of MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING,
at the stare of the subscriber, where may
always be found a full supply of READY
MADE CLOTHING, of all sizes and de
acriptions, wore by men and boys of all
ages and sizes. made by experienced work
men and: of the very best rrinte.rial; the
make, lit, and appearance surpassed by no
establishment in the city. Please preserve
,this notice,•and give me a call, and lit out
yourselves and Sons in a manner worthy
of you and them. Remember the North
East corner .ol Second and Dock Streets:
R; D. CLIFTON & SON.
April 13, [855.—1y
"Philadelphia Advertisement."
-EVANS FIRE AND THIEF PROOF SAFES ! I
FOR 'Merchants, Lawyers, Farmers and Oth
era, haring BlNde.l ' Papers or other ro/o/1-
bk.; to preserve...from FIRE or BURO LARS.
Day it Ns ns ell's • (11obb's) BANk LOCKS.
CARD.-- 2 1an "Firm PROOF SAFE," that
presery cd;our Books, Poperi, (Pe.; the
'Great Fire at }fart's Buildings; . - was, tn-chas
ed ofOLIVER - EVANS, 61 S. 2tl:,
ad'a. • • GrlliA, BUCK.
"REiRIGERATORS & AND WATER FIL
TERS."
EVANS' Premium 'Ventilated Refri,gertt.
tom for. cooling and preserving meats, butler,
water and all article for culinary purpo
' WATER FILTERS; for, parifying . (prackisA
or, in uddy water, Whether effected by tams, lime
stone, merl or other causes can be had sepitr
ate or attached to the Retrsgerators—n small
quantity of lce - coolittg tho whole, in the warm=
est weather. -
- PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS, for the
user of worm or eold writer.
• WATER COOLERS, for Hotels, StOrea
Dwelinys. • • •
TRUCKS, for *moving boxes, bales,
Lc.
SEAL pTIESSES,.COI r I'ING do., DR UG.
(11ST do.: • • '
4 OLIVER EVANS,.'
No: 61. S.Second-st., (2 doors below Chesnut.)
(EBTLBLISIIED ity1835.) ..• ':
Feb. 8,1856.-1 y
• [ T. MAY PIERCE
soon 4 . ciz c
HE subscriberaltave established a 13ook
T
Agency in Philadelphia, and will .furnish
any book or itubliesit:tin 'at the, retail price
free ef Postage. Any pertatn4, by forwarding
the Subdcription price of any of the 00
Magazines; such as Harpers', Godo,y's, Put
nam's, Graham's,Frank Leilik's Fashions,
&c., will receive the magazines for. one year,
and a copy of a splendid 'lithograph portrait
of either Washington Jackson or Clanor
fittiSSKS ! TRUSSES
C. H. NEEDLES,
Truss and Brace Establishment,
S. W. COIL. TWII.FTII RACE ;;TILEKTS,
PHILADELPHIA,
:SIP(.IIITEIt of tic. French TrussPs, coml,i
-a. nicLg r.etreht , ! east. and 111111.1 , 11 , t
111 1,11.1.(1
I 1 ritta,l or ntptilred pati,•nts ea:i
Nowiing linin
r•r rottnd tht hip=, 411 , 1 si...
Cost of Singh, iros,„ j.1,:51 . ;,,,
:7;1. 1)11tI1/14,--:f6, 55. atilt $lO. In - true
I i , 11 , 21 , to WVIIr t :11111.111M torflnctlL cur , . wt.' ,
IVILII 110, Truss. _ll,, tor Jlll ..
111:114V,
Jinn
Ur. bilyriw.7l I 'facia fi
f.,t cun• of Prolitp.;ll , Ilrri: Spiral
If: sifdlif fee. :anal If:reeler a :raves, adapted al
'with , ;t tip , iMaiiii•ts anti ut.ak iz.11;.;•;
.khdoniinal
in , ..l•—•m.d.• and female.
Itefltias. kith Lad amend:a:its.
111 . ..:•ta:at :,
i.nrcross Rotary Planing 111 - frith' undereigned is now fully prepa
chine. - A red 10 file and prosecute ('loons to ,
11 ANTED—To soil the Itightii and 11If., Boltl - 1.1/ /.,atid, for soldiers of the Revolt]-
, V 'it chines for ) Planinglion,ot tile War of 181'2, and 'of Other
die lards 1 ,1 4 0,, wars in whic!i the U. States hate been en
under the Pao Rt. ko, thi attach- gaged—and for their friftetes and minor
11),•lo• \ine h ir.e, tild , h trill chili/nisi. The nett act embraces them
it wh" ! " } th i "' iii "I'' all. lit addition to lute lung experience and'
vl,llll. :111d tlO
- he would add, that, in all the
ei,1,1 iu the +•.,,,,t in 1C21,11111;:011. I,t
110 110 illirlil,:01111.1q, 1 ..:11 1 ” Ni l P l '/ .10 / . to many claims he has hitherto tiled, (lie
worth's Machine. tween 100 and 200) lie has earefully pre-
Apple t o .1. 1), 0A LE Willow Sit-eel, served, and has how every thing necessa•
Twe!fili. Philadelphia, where the Niachiii, eau ry to establish the lights of claimants—as
but seen in oporapiai. also Rolls and Lists Of Companies, and fa-
Jan. cilities for furnishing proofs in all cases
•
TO TIIOSE Irllo It that may he entrusted to Min.
He i.e now rapidly ping (quill's. He
has made complete arrangements for Inca•
rbare fcrt4e laud at a nip prier , and ling warrants in the Western ;:tates.—
on ea sy ti.il f uls, your attention is lurratits bought—Warrants sold. A p
to the Fly personally or by letter to
itiff,freicaO Fisran .a.tat Coal D. NI'CONAUGIIY
if 'row ins as y. Gettysburg, March 0, 1555.--tf
Twenty•fise iteres or tutors in proportion, are
given liii'iryalile in in,talments of sl'
per uveqk In . $4 per month. It is locat e d ittl
Elk county, Petinsylvatiiii, and has one of lie
hest markets for its produce ill the State. The,
soil is a rich loam, and is not to be surpassedi
fin thrilling, as examination will show. It has
the laistielentialts of prosperity, being under. ,
laid by two rich veins of COAL, and wilo
shortly lie intersected by.,tliur railroads. 'rt.,
timber is the most valuable kind. Titre-un ,
exceptionably ghoul, and warrantee deeds :ire
given. It presents tt good And 31111Stalltiai
portuility to commence farming, providing Mr
eau's chilglo!n ut making an investment. Fur
ther particulars Can be had from the pamphlets
which, are sent to inquirers. Letters unswei•-
cd ,
Apply or address SAIO UEL W. CATTELh,
Secretary, 135 Walnut street, north side ' be.
tuveen Smith trod , Fillh streets, Philadel
phiu-
trrFull information is contained in the pam
phlets.
Feb. 8. 1356.-3 m
SUPERIOR TEAS.
N the Original Half Chests. in boxes, of t
I
and 12 pounds, and in =talk: packages,
of 1,3, 1, 2 &4 pounds,
FOB HALE BY
JENKINSS:, CO.,
(INVENTOII3 AV THE METALIC TEA PAVIC,)
Wholesale.. Dealers in Teas Only,
N. W. ear. of Market and Ninth Stn.,
PHILADELPHIA.
ge•Teas in Metallic Packs put up in half
Chests, containing a variety of both Black and
Green, to ,tuithuyers.
Printed List ot Prices, Terms, &e., furnished
by mail to all who order them.
All Teas warranted to please, or no sale.
One and the same price and terms to all, and
one only.
Half Chests of Black contain about 15
pounds, and of arena, about 50 pounds each.
Feb. 29, Litici.---3t
li'lllhNVS)%N‘u %15
Removed few doors Sorahof the old Stand.
T H. SKELLY respectfully informs
11." his old ; customers and the public
, nerally, that lie contin
is the TAILORING
,USINESS, at his new
land. in South Ra!timore
treed where he will be
ppy to accommodate all
'ho may patronize him.
II work entrusted to his
ire warranted to fit and
.anital Make. Thankfu
solicits a continuance o
pulilie patronage. „ •
• !Cr The New rork , Spring and &Tit
ther ,F.f7 $111911'47 are 'Trebled. 'Call and
„
se &Them.
Aped 27; 1 t1155:--tf
OSIERM—A. neiy article - of SILK arid
11 , WOOL 'HOSE,- atid Silk-lined -HOSE,
for ealo'nt
VAII
, N,E - STOCK BROTH'
,
•- • ' 'Sign of the Rid P
Oct 1'4'1855; • '
; _
.
• ' ,:e6144.L.• TOPES
0F various4tatterns and sizes, eonstaultly
- 0n hiul4and for salt, ut,
.7 'WARRENS' FOUNDRY
Prorosslonal Cards:
D MICONAUGriIY,
.11TtORNEY Ldll',
(omce removed to ono door West of flueltle
Drug & Book-Store, (Mu mboributg 'street.)
attorney ass d os• for
Patents and Pensions,
Bounty Land Warrahle,.Back-Pay sus
pended 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.
.Latids for sale in lowa, Illinois, and
other Western States; and Agents engaged
locating Warrants there.
IffirApply to him personally or by
letter.
DAVID WILLS,
Attorney at Law,
AS thken Mr. STEVENSON'S office
North West Corner of Centre
ware.
REFERENCE.—FIoh. Thaddeus Stevens,
Limes Ater.
DAVID A. BUEHLER,
allortiey al 1.10111,
'V LL promptly attend to Collections acid
T all other littsinesA entrusted to his care.
IV" Office in the Diamond, adjoining tho Store
or A.
1, 1856.
-- -
EDWARD B. BUEHLER,
Jltortety eet lata.
I LI, tiiithrully and promptly attend to
v busilit.S3 PlitrliStOl 1,, him.
Pre G. tmlyetafie. (Mice at the Name
place, in South thiltimore sireel, near Purac e '.;
I 'rug More, anti neatly opposite Danner &
Ziegler's Store.
V 7. L. iN BELL,
Attorney at 1.,1f,
OF FICE on rhamhersburg street, Get
"kir tyshurg, two doors front Geo. Ar
nold's store, will attend to filing claims for
BOUNTY LA ND, under the late Acts
of Congress, Pensions, &c. All business
entrusted to his hands will receive prompt
anentior.
11: ha;
CP all in OW front r 0,,,,, 11 ; ...
•tro,“, ,ilicrr In.
tit.•nti to Si•riiiming. lIIV. tool
collo. Cho: trro,nl,ll
OLD SOLDIERS.
NM LAND RT OF 18;A
Dr. J. Lawrence 11111,
DENTIST,
OFFICE in Chambersburg street
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 province
of the Dentist. Persons in want of full
s of teeth are invited to call.
REFERENCES.
Dr C.N.DritLueliT, RCV.C.P .KIIA uTH ,D.D
•• D. Hon:ran, Prof. At ACII
I...lLtunitEn ,
4. D. GI t.nanT, H.A.MunLv.s nun]
Itcv R. Jon:rec.:v. I " M. L. STI/I V Ell.
July 7. 1848.
CO3l PLETI?, EDUCATOR ;
TOWER'S SPELLER AND
AND TOWER'S READERS.
FIRST READER, or Primary School
Enunciator, Part I.
Second Reader, or Primary School Enunci
ator, Part 11.
Third Reader, with Complete Exercises in
Articulation.
Fourth Reader ; a sequel to the Gradual.
Fifth Reader, with Principles of Elocution
practically illustrated by Elementary Exor
cises.
Sixth Reader, with the Higher Principles,
of Elocution Explained and Illustrated by ap
propriate Exercises.
The Readers are prepared upon the plan 01
teaching only a n d thing at a lime, and the
contain a full, complete and original systent
of exercise in Articulation, to which the author
has an exclusive right.'
The' Elocutionary matter is simple and
comprehensive ; adapted to the School-room
as only practical teachers know how to pre-' ,
pare act adapt it.
The Selections for Rending are carefully
graded from the first step 'to the Ult. The
pieces are chaste, pure and freed from all low
and improper expressions ; they die designe,
to cultivate and correct taste, to reline the feel
jags, and to elevate . •moral affections. They
were selected and prepared by the true teach
er, who alone Can understand the practical
wants of the expanding 'Mart and mind of the
school-room pupil. • -
Alsp, • Tower's Elements of GraMmar for
beginners, and Tower's English °remitter for
advanced classes.
Teacher's School Committees, Clergymen,-
and all others interested iu Education are MI
vited to call and examine these Books. " •
DANIEL BURGESS & CO. •
Ptddishers, No 00,
• - John Stria, Km Yin*.
Beit.Eor sale at A. D. , BUEIILER'S Drug
and Book Store, Gettysburg, Pa.
Nov. 2, 1856.. 1 4m •••
er B. flail road
TRAINS over •the Hanover Branch Hait
rotul•now tun as follows t
First- Train leaves Hanover at 9, A. M.;
with Passengers for York, Harrishmrg, Cbluim
him and Philadelphia. This train also con-
nects with the Express for Baltimore, arriving 1
there at l:2} P. MI, stopping at Glenrock, Park
ton and Cockeysville. •
Second Train leaves at 3 P. M. with Prig
gaugers ; lot: :Baltimare and . intermed iate places,- and returns mill Passengers from
Yorlcoke
July 27, 1855
McCracketesinvalunblelemedy :LET US REASON .TOGETII
FQR TILE RilitohATlON t FREBEILVATION
El?' TH E HUMAN . HAIR.
AFTER many years of laborious rescind'
and experiment, I have the. gmtificatiOn
to announce to th'ose of the public Who'inny:ho
Afflicted with.buldness or prematute grei hair,
that I have succeeded in the preparation dim
article that is nu infullible remedy for either Of
these disorders. For a consitlertiblti length
of time I have been in the habit of tnting lt,tr
lIALLOWAY'S
on my Own customers, andsin no instance ens t
it titiled to tender the Most entire satisfaction. 'WHY ARE WE SICK ?
IltiVing long entertained the 'belief that, in a
vast majority of cases, Baldness and remit- t,
tore grayness were induced by disease, or want I
of vigor and vitality of the scalp,' rather than
being the necessary consequence of mere ac•
cumulation of years.
My whole attention urns directed to the dis
covery of some preparation, which, b r rem v•
ing the dandruff and other foreign matter
which, in spite of the utmost precaution, will .
collect upon t h e, scalp, wool(' restore to this
part all its vigor and vitality, and thus remove
the groat rause of both these diseases. In
offering this preparation to the mnblin, I have
full COll f ;donee that it will not ilisappoint the I
expectations of many who may Mel inclined to
give it a fair and impartial trial. It more c f. ,
fectually, than any other preparation, removes
the ilandrtill and cleanses the heed, thus re•
moving all alma:toles to the growth of a new (
and luxuriant crop of hair. For the 'mount.
titre grey. it reitorw; to the huh the free vireo
lation of its natural flitid, and. in an almost in-
credibly short time, b r ing s to it ity natural
healthfulness and ruler. Although this prkIll•
nratiou h a s never been brought helinte the
public through tin medium of advertising, yet
by its own inherent virtues, it has won its way
I into flow in many of the comities of this and
neighboring States. At the solicitation of
ninny of my friends and patrons who have
been twinkled by it, I hove Inch induced to
give it to tlet',title, tile! in doing. ti 11.., I do it
with the confident assipanee that any who may
try it. will find it to posi.css all the merit claim
lu it:a• whet; 11 , 4'11 Sl
grel,:thlr to tlizvetimis, this lli,torative has not
failed, in 11. 111. , 411.111.1., to produce a luxu
riant growth t.ftl.t. natural hair.
In the hand.+ of mothers and iiiirto.s, it is a
npiUtl ciiratioti I i t.ll thit.te
the eulp incident to isitutlit children.
In linr, 11,1 a toilet tlt i. , it • , 11.aild lie in the
hands of all %vim wiA tot pill the (Innartill,
pre-erve the hair, 11.1,.•tit it trout falling
1111 , 1 retal,r and wit% V.
r.-d•tr , lar...l 'lll,l iilikdr,Lie 1111 , 1 ~1111,1,
11(.1 , 1.) l'utn!writtild county
Pt. 11.110.
I' I: It lIFICITES
Ili „, \ w thi•
in of the
mod ntr ;xiiitex , ..l, ,toll
ill It tl .t IN
I lit•rtthr cortify that I 11,1.1;t •Ot
ibr sj ; , i , r lit t•ttt...tttl ht
Ent linsllt It :11141 into t••r
Prop:;:•:,tiori has ret , tort•tlmN
hurl It, itttrlt.t4 Itit.titli ttittl rtmthtrt tl Italy
4 . . I'l: , tlEil, 51. 11.
This is to oa.tifv, tiro , ov hair had ,d!
tall tr )It•l!ta, , l.co's
l'or :1 od I all 111 . La in
11.1 fill(' hair lid 10I) uuc c , m l d Wl,ll.
S. A.
Sltioloismeg, Sept. ISt h,
rim' our 1. 01,4,1,1011,11 IVe
10 t , '• th7ll for
tii.;ll.iiir Will nrcnmhlitih 1110 1 , 11.1 Which 111.11-
feJ,I,S it to do, A. STEW A ItT, M. It.
.1.
.1( iIIN 11. 1/I"NrA
Thy plt•a:“Il'e ill nnnoum
lei OW pnhlir 1110 Preparation fir If
I lair, he Nl,('rack,n of Stiipp..osiiitrg.
it: itsi• 11l 1 .01 Ili- ,
iS• roa~inrr.l 01.1( it NVill :10 . 01111 , 1i,11 tilt`
1.1111 fur which
11E1. ti. \V. Iit.E.SSN Kit.
1 with reeimitiletkil to the pi lilie
MeCrivelieti . . Preparation lei. the Hair ; I lucre
lied Lot i Illt . hußlo, 1111.1 11 1111 S 1.111101 . 011 1 . 1.1,41`
8.“1,1111.6(111, Iry dandruff, unil iUI
yin} , the hair iti oulur twit in beauty, and
venting the hair front
REF. ,1. C. i‘VIiINA.
SAlinsysiore,
This it; to errtily that WO have In ea 'bald I; , r
vonr.t—in Ive got some of Metlynekon's
'Hair Itt,lttorative, ;old in ttt-vtottnontlts ov Ind
a pod and fine head of hrir.
CIIAS. MOY
.IltjlN H A RTINI.I N.
Dec. 21,
At I). Bt . El I 1,E12, 8..: t v,,tmrg.;
11,111,r, A : B. 1•'.
I'eterAlitirg ; .1. Cid, in Guyer. Franklin town
.1. A 1110.111401, Hampton ; .1. I.... Smith,
I rislitown ; .1.11. ;
.1. M. ti, hiniilt, Hanover ; F. G. Williamson.
Spring Mills.
t' ,^ F3el
JOIN W .TIrrON, Fashionable liar
her and Bair Dresser, can at all tintet
be found. prepared to attend to the causal
the people, at the Temple. in the Diamond,
adjoining the County Building. From
long experience, he flatters himself that he
can go through all the ramifications of the
Tonsorial Department
with such an infinite degree of skill, at
will meet with the entire satisfaction of all
who may submit their chins to the keen
odeal of his razors, He hopes therefore,
that by his attention to business, and a de
sire 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
vate dwellings.
SEGA RS °revery
300,000 description a n
Brands, all of whieli aru Whited lower
than any other House in the city. Autl
narranto all he sells 10 he of the best ma"-
twilit Call and (iXamitie.
WM. BU Pal LER,
No. 157 Franklin Arent. '
Nov. 24, 1854.
1t„ HUDS. KENTUCKY LEAF
•D. TOBACCO, 20 Bales Havana,
25 do Sligda. 20 do St. Jago, 20. Cases
Seed Leaf. Just received and for sale by
- • W5l. BUEHLER,
-
No. 157 Franklin street.
Nov. 24, 1854. • t •
TOBACCO.
100 i t BOXES LUTE'( ` .
BACCO in store and' for eali f
at 11 cents by the box , , at 111.1EW..Eft*S
014 giaptl, the chespeo in the City:. No,
157 Franklin it . , Baltininre.
Breinig, Fronefi6ld . 'Cgs •
•
YGETABLE PATTLE'POWDO'
- AND -; . : ,,;
CATTLE LINIMENT
QLD WHOLVSALE and AETAir,,
by .A. 131JEULEfL, tigout,. for
gams county. •• • ,
-I.OO'BOXFfS JIEST CObIGRESS
TOBACCO. in num, and'for
saleby WM..BUERLE R; , ;4'l
. i No. 157 tratiklisilticet.o
24,11334:
GLOVES AND 110SIERY=slargo
ety, good !bud cheap ut
Nov. 2,
LEIB, dbfeill.
Pet
CS•, r
sh I !4:b5
scuickza.
TT has been the lot of the human'race to he
iweigheddown by disense and suffering,—
II 0 LLO WAY'S PILLS are, apecially adapted
to the relief of the WEAK,the NLIISO I76-
the DELICATE, and the INFIRM, of all cli
ages;' 80=1, and constitutions. Pro
feeler Holloway personally superintends th
manufacture of his medicines in.. the United
States, anti offers theM to a free and enlight
ened people, as the best remedy the world over
saw for the removalof disease. '
These Pills Purify the Bleed
These (humus Pills aro expressly combined
to operate On the stomach, the liver, the kid
neys, the lungs, the skin, and the bowels, cor
recting any derangement in their fimetions, pu
ritying the blood, the very foiuntnifi oflife, and
thus, curing disease in nil its finals.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints.
Nearly half the human race have taken
theiie Pills. It has been proved in all parts of
the world, that nothing has been found equal
to then in cows of di4ortlers of the liver, Ilya
pepsin, and stomach couqilainta
!ley soon give healthy tone to these organs,
howeier much deranged, and when all tithe:
means have failed.
General Debility. 11l Health.
Many of the moat dt;spotie Governments
Intyn opened their Custom Houses to the intro
duction of these Pills, that they may become
hue musses. Learnea Colleges
admit tout this inedieine is the best remedy
ever known tar persons of delicate health, or
w h ere the iret.ll impaired, as its in
rigorating properties tilner Mil to afford relief.
Frniale ton:plaints
, N 4, 1 , e111314, s4,ling in ohl,shottlit liv without
! t•,•lokrulodoloaicitio. It MITI•CtS flll.l rog-
1111de, 111,1111111 V cute • +es itt all licrioils. acting
in 1111111, tvnv:: like a elatrin. It is Mho the
limit nail ,artist tneilieitte that can he git en ti
Children all t tw.t•it. and liir miy complaint ;
v no nuttily bLkitld lie witlinat it.
C011,:1111,111
firr
te , ,, 1,1 !lie
1 ii.o 1.11,1• IL
Ih psi
1 . 011 , 1 is 1 /4.1.11ity
(N 11414
;Iguo
I 1e.ti111111i..4
SItrIll• 1111 11.41VP1
tik.Cllll , lllrV B%IIIIIIOIIIS
11111:111d11.1(1.ill inward yak itess
1'0,1,11 .\ Grtions 1.11,r l'ollll,lnilos
01-10., 01 all 1:0011, 10, II (4t Spirits
IPrito
' 1'101172e ,:1411
',..lllllllt`W:t
Soi4l at the imilitLfitvlorivs ul Prolersor
11..1.1,11, %N. I.lttte,,New York, awl
t rt•sirevittbl , f I )ritygiotS
at,,l I )1,1k.f . 51,1 . llrtliciurthrwtgliwit the
liii.l . lVll l / 1 111 wu ldxju later., at
vents slid I 111• h.
considvral.hr savitzg by Ink-
t h. ,
.N. It. I.r the .4uidnuri• of In
i ever, (11,,rder are allixt.,11.111.141•11 60 X
21; l I i 55 -el.w
NOTICE.
I rrrEns of Administration on the I:,tetto
I of Nl'l I.V.N Int.. or Ail
anis ettitty, deriiamiil,
bnr
lug been grunted to the NO serilivr. Iv:4-
.I'llg in Yolk, 110 1101 - 11 v 1101 . .11,4
to Entity 10 iim ko
imwrdiatc 111 : 111111 1111 , S.• 11:1%
are rei l tit,t,..l to pees ut the stitio• ff
ii.tithytititraLtt•il, for , tittitinti•tit.
'l'. N. 11A1.1.1.117
Fell. 1, 1856.-61
STACKS OF COOK r
LEI,PEST-THE PRETTIE3T-TIIE BEST
L. SCHICK lia returned from the riot
of . with the litrgest,ntid best seleetvii stock
of I'AI J AN!) WINTER PlOOl/A lie has
ever had the pleitsurli of 0111.611 g, to this rote-. •
annuity. Call and are for yourselves I Ile
%till not pretend to enumerate his hirge and
at!n • actice hl..cli—the limits of nu tolvertise
mitt kill m t admit of it. But if von tvi , h tt•
select fnon the choicest lot of LA //WS' A NI)
1; E EN'S PRESS 61)(11)S, your
eyes ever beheld, go to
Oet. 19, 145,1
NEW GOOD S,
ell E AP GOODS
Hl3(l' HERS, bare just
received their usual large mid handsonie
ni,sortnient of Gall and Winter (:Mils, to
which they invite the attention of the wine,
,ionshitit.g or e% ury de: , triptioli of Dry Goods,
Hardware, Saddlery. Queenswitre, GrneerieN„
Ctilar ware, Iron, Oils and Paints, ate.
Give its nu early call, and we too
the large-d, prettiest, and cheapest stock of
Goods in the Ceatity.
b'AIINES'IY BROTHERS.
Nign of ihr Ike! l'roni
Oct. 12, 1855
„Mgt BOXES BLACK FAT in store
"r‘r and far isle by
• WM. I'IIIEIII,ER,
No. Ib7 Franklin *treat, Baltimore
CORN I►RYER6.
/VHF attontion of MILLERS is invited to
to a very superior article for drying
CORN, which elltl ha lual nt all times at
WARR UN'S FOUNDRY.
Jan. 11, 1856
Nhoemakers, come this way.
IIINFgTOCK BROTHERS will sell you
MOR ()COOS from 25 coots to $1 00,
the eheupedt lot ever brought to thO County:—
Cull soon at the .
SIGN OF TI3E RED FRO NT.
LOST AND FO:UNDI
AT TIIE CHEAP CORNER,
VAIL WINTER, 'COMPS,
drikE. c
ey'ery description,, a
will bO sold ee ry low
11l tor caslil Also a ndy of SHAWLS.
Readwi made
very, cheap, Call mud seg. •
.101 IN 110KE.
Gottysburi. Oct. r lh, 1855."
13V1WHM.H1.1,X,--4110 largest asaoritnput in
1
found at SQIIIC,K . I3, Hia
Ovety artielo in the perfumery
liine:L•itnit , herwili sail tlieup. •
• Nov.
1 ADIES;if ilia want hanitao'nio arid c eap
DRESS 0001Y5,4 all at
, 1! 'EARESTOOK , BROTHERS.
# l 9/4 , , 0 ,0,4c Red_ . pont
Oct IH,~G.
BLANKETS AND LONG, SHAWIS--.
r.Tho.largopt.agl cl*apo§t
Lilies dress goo4o—tlic prFttieitl. lot Iff PIM
to be itt ' •
• 4 • I OEORerR• ARNOLD.
TRVIIMING.B of all)cituis .can. be
X., bad at SCIFICIVS'ius e b eap as the'cbsop
est ? if net a lade' ifienper.
Nuv. 2, 1853. %.
SCHICK'S