MINIMMILIUItak • 11 SI A TI N 7 1 STAND: North-weft ihe,D iamond. Gekvfibing. tent Pt their Ihaute nitheir, litomert for pnrt talon. iti respectfully inform the public that they continue to ut and 31ake all Garments, the heat manner anilon atonable terms ming done, as heretofore, by Rower MARTIN. O:::TFAAhiMIA regu larly received, and every effort made to se null a good fit Sad substantial sewing. The subscribers hope, by their long ex perience in the business, and renewed ef forts to please, to merit and receive a con tinuance of the public patronage. o*r.The SPRING FASHIONS have just been received from the City. E. & R. MARTIN. Allatinds of Country Produce ta ken in exchange for work. April 7. 1848.—tf TRIUMPRINT SUCCESS OF Bolo* locrmiriesuurr. lfollcroviag eertiticata, whirlvvrunceat nnftived kr the proprietor from a lady in FredgLisk, gives conclusive proof of the effica cy of Rose's Ilitpeetorant in relieiving the afflict ed aear altailieeptapleatioas. , _Read &adjudge for ,youniedVir. Fassiesicit, April 12th, 1848: .Nr. .1. P. ifens; Ste+4lyeildsit .danghter 'Ms bean afflicted for *butt time jean witheiore throat and enlarge 'unto( thefrotwilikmait tor.. the year. 60 treat wu the .welling, that she was unable to sleep Ilwetttlemhalfweitonr at a!ttme, without being enagolheil,eg inurt.thatipgar, io , her throat and opening it, for the purpose ofinesitleing. I had tried every thing lbw was .reematnended, and solvititelailltssitiene both hemandia Se‘tisnoses blibibesignow,no ntliefi (they could Oldlettiltet 00 Y1brulPflkristt Ow lance, *Webs would not coneentik ing AL coatinind is that state. until her eseit,Wee, .alindo, known .to your "loam to. this plamb,wiso ? nromptly furnished the Egpettontot, and afar nsing four bottles, her throat ts.alinost. entindy... - cured- No one enold scarcely, believe the lieninktderived tram using it, initthow who. eaectlitatete - in ,which he thteat ',nu before using the R:spectornnt. and the appearance now t There are several persona, known to your agents. who bare watched the progress of the medicine &min Ronal. who are walling b. butlityto4hie trufbisf flisiesentinient Whose taintd tan; he bald by calling ski him, • 1 have alsq otaAtbosill,upee. 1 *twain in vises of See., in my family, and Can Conia reconitnend ir.`-'. , ••;-.•' ; ..1,• ! .;., .iflrt . .., :..... ...PAUDENCS - StOlt* . . 4 ' ' . - 4 ,.:* , . .!.- ,'„ ..:::CAUTION.- -._ ' r .".. -,•:'•? , ..1.. : T. . ,;, t ~ we bag the wards "Riseq .2, ford li-_ .T . - • litaltimerr, Xi. blown.,. ii, . .. g1u5,,,7 - , ~ ' "initials J. F. R.° sta mped OIL ' seal. t„..' l :- . llgailt hereafter will brut* ,. r ~ A N ''' -- 110291., primed' front a ".- e engtalapiiiMily. for the propitetorosistr 'chi will a sthe , fiscUsaile of my .weikeniirgen: tank ~,-,:,,Ftmwteikuil sold by JAS. P. ROSSs J . 1 1 . . t3i ; ". : , .. Druggiat. BeAtimge,s4, y 1 .. by S. if. 111.7E1ILER,l 9lttyeburg, Mr .-, :R . STE'. WART; Petersburg, T. S.) J. ' ,1846-Iy:' • ••': '• • '••- - ' ' ''''. ' any - and . 11ferebants wishing the Agew . cy of this medicine. whew third ire une v ioill have it seat to them by addretisipsdpuraidothe Froprietor,mg(gitiitrapproired, telferenvie:- i B . 44 7 ?RETHr..VPILLS have opal% apre y 4 !Item dmilar,o; Orich acconts witA, orackhitly airengthaq ih& purifr V, bb READ AND UND-ERSTAND:,:- lIMPIMPIUiPLE, OP. LI PE ; the I naba. Oat ,fa{deilAyiaibk,priciple which animas* the hunti,a hre, end whose, seat ,ia in the Wm* is one °phut:neat impenetreble secrets the cm tor."zike eilttiot comprehend his pitaiipli, bat wet that it is in the blend:' for if wine easakftike amount or blood ru the ilie,ire deu crease the Intitt:lPLit or rare: and that,,id we army.ittli tb. Wood from the hody,atat lent aeon es. ro we Mtn; te'' Ithat thelOcrirlses. l l4l on Brits abject, In one can doubt rt.fin lile • the flesh W mirekneiLtt tisidtlif . " ll 4 can booler'reisteke'opoli this subject so ad mss then be:ibio cisheinced that anything la hielafint pedes the einialaliolt of the Wood ninstriermal or boar elowo the principle of Llfe, aid make the hod In Mena tr. Injury from, the prinapie vp lity.,-implerliteri la thirletiOnn ?Jene. We idideny it. 'Mere is in every created being a principle of cutralstibasfYi as well as a principle of animation, It is when this corrupt- 1 'batty becomes tido powerful for tha,../dne Pais- ewes or Blood, that disease emanate,: It is 1 1 not because it dowsexist, but betwontillltheomes serrvs ; in Mitt* It has taken an ittniliniteyetill to tterglve l ilt , elf ; in some, it has dentate pare monbt%Wieloirth, and the child stillbornie:-.'" The constitution of the child dispeadit tipon its parent's; he receives from them the principle of his life. and ,sl.O that obirh will t Itimately de de.lfoy hint; and when of age he treason.. them to biereitildren. Tit*, we. bee that in the same body is the Pritapplr of life and also of corruptibility- And it is,onty by due attention in some bodies that health eh be secured by artificial modes of assist ing the lennions. of life to throw off the occasion accumulations at corruptibility , whieh oteero tee would ;overpower the principle n: life, belote the individual had reached to the full period of his existence; according to the principle of life with in him. For, in order that men should °nil eat thin yieriodaf life called old age, a perfect balance mustexist between the principle of life and the principle of corruptibility. When the balance is iR Winn W the ptioriple of life, we observe the energy of character n ith admiration. And I hose, no doubt that just lu proportion as the life proollphi predominates is the energy both of body - end Mind. By the ti-e of proper medicine thus ineueioaye be secured until a good old age . Tha,prowiple of corruption is subject to the inflummeoi many causes of vitiation. It is, there fore, inchiaary that we be prat ided with ample means to prevent injury from it ; or in conke r-loonm of this visitation that putridity nould be produced et hith would destroy the individual ere lie had arrived at that period of life which he would bare done from ;he principle of life which was in him. ?ion, to accomplish this. we must prevent: an accumulation of those humors which beer down the principle of lite. Do not wait for an attack of sickness. but on the first appearance of the windy tlaillt nature in her operations to expel him from the body. This is the object al ways attained by throe who use Ba•Nligrall . ll PILL& Thountods who have kept their beds for year. have been re , tored by the use or this medi cine. 1 hey are ti, harmless as a piece of bread yet all powerful for the retnosai of disease wheth er throttle or recent. itifectious, or otherwise.— Ay the use of Brandieth's Pills. the blood is grad ually purified, and becomes too strong for all im pediatrists int its f course, and thus the body is renamed to perfect health anti useliiliwss. The idea idlwo spirits, the one good and the other evil, basing power aver man, is thus given a corporeal application; and, what is better, we know how to assist the good principle, the blood, sollteellnie hod humors, and thus produce health cod triteerinhenu, whets before there wasoothing but esdneestasid despair. Tyr. Draadreth Pills aro sold for 25 cents rs=t Os,__•ll..Broadreth's Priocipal Office, 241. y; N. York, and by the following duly authrobsid Aportst—J, M.nietrenson dr. Co., Cet i...n*lg t J. 11. lePeroary . Petersburg ; Abraham Itioire A llheaeliennewin A. la Fartand, Abbottstown; C• role, liam l tlolt ; lane eringer & Fink, Mary Duncan, Caelitown; Geo. W. Haw , Fokeliele ;J. H. Anlabough, Bast Berlin; D No reamer litichaniaviam Banal Mink, Han gone., [Jane x,1848. iresit IP Flower Senior,. _ittert variety. from the - celebrated IlltAla.Eß Gardens, New Lebanon * N, - Itorke-olso RISLEY'S Garden Kul Flown fkortts*just received end for sale at O* IDivir cad Book Store of . S. if. 1111EIMER. ONO** Minh 17, 184 g. Plilllndelph in tdvertlseunents JACOB LADOM US' CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY' STORE No. 2tH MARKT Sr. PutIADLP HIA. ... e ft TuE subscriber has eon it:. C 0 stantly on hand one of t a b s Lr largest iuett s aonfdt cheapest he abort' to be found in this cit . : I.lls. . or elsewhere. Watches, gold sad silver, of M. I. Tobias, Joshua Johnson, Wm. Robinson, E. S. Yates Ar, Co.. and other celebrated makers. Also, Anchor Escapement, Er.pine,ainl and Vertical Watches, some of which arti at the following extremely low, reduced prices. it_ -- 7.Warranted. _ • —' Full jewelled Gold Lovers, 18 retail:sae; $3B 10 I " ttiver to 10 Gold rEpines, ' • ' !lit to 30 Gilter so • • ; II to -lb Qwirthee, . 11, to 10: Also, other watches ac Jewel' , than the above prices,:saitable troders. with a splendid assortment ,of gold chains, steals, and key' 1 Gold and Silver Pencil', Jew dry .of erety.deserlption.• . Alma. 2.3 4 aud 4 tune. Musical boxes. Old Chip and silver bought or taken in exchange and the highest price given. Allot ids rode the subscriber will guar antee, as cheap as any other establiebrnent 'in the United States. Those wishing say 'Mpg in the above line are invited to call and be convinced of the above filets at 246 Market : street, below Eighth, south aide. Philadelphia. IrrAll orders punctually attended to. Important to If'atch Maker, and Deal ers.--A large assortment of Watch Ma kers' tools and materials soiling off below emit to close a concern. ' April 21, 181181 -Bur FRENCH REVPLUTION. , . T IRANTS. all well as Monopolies, L must 611 ; so must prices. That tit is a Actium% piored by calling et • ' ' '.1117 ;e Z2, *ORM BPICDriII above Arch, PiTILA . •• 'D LP A. . Fine Goldend Sit , oa. verWatehei;low : (4 4 0 er than vvereffer: ed in the city— .irieOseolo dis - A4 Nietalip ,; :Thwitoek consists in pen of Gold and Silver. Leterct lEpiuss and. Quartier %Paha.; Jusetry of the newsstand most faihienahte patterns., - SILVER SPOONS, dte.—Tartieular attention paid to these articles, the quality of W hich is No. I. and workmanship ditto. The thidablishommt 'of EIJEAT ha* 4410trellinsivi'a fpsFoVat' yymins; jtt:SWONII Skeet, and!uli"mAgleA OPAL" 'tasty- %fib ' pottni. VEAB/ 1 40 . 014/1 sr $4.1N 0 per ,set 14n ,be made for leis if wished., ;WATCH GLASSES.--Plain, 10 cis ; 'N30%415 :.Lunette; SO eta; other articles in l 1 roportion. eon:giber, you din. buy here below ,ii published list of prices ib Ahis city 01. Now York. ',W-00 1 11ePaktlig. PartitsiSrly.ittehded to' and warrante4to.give.satisfaCtion. N. B. Old Gold trnd!Vet !sought for cash taken iietcharge at (don't forget the No.) '72 :Nerth Second 'street, above .1.1.1 th, Philadelphia. 2 ,10 , 48., I tSept. '47.--ly] Mg' OffEAk 3 EBT 'A?4I) LAMEST 4,Hoiirtitient• Gold'mad 'Buyer WA.ItTIFig, or * , .15rsor,sac LoverWstcheoltill jaw ed,'lB cantles's*, 1135 to 40 Gold • • 44E68111 pitf4l44, 15 Silver Lelhot stabs.; full **oiled, •17 so 30 .6 rEpinip , ?.. • 0 to 13 " Gltit4fierdu AM oat', run imolai. 8 - 63 10 •511. 1 1.:5! - . . Gold rengls, 1•80 Gold Pen, diamond point, silver holder rad SiliseTil Weir iWitlt o tseaje - usortailint •of diarntind bniast pins and diamond finger rings, whielh I will /411'11;16h Chapin. than any alirreiri the With a t largginoek of neek,,,r,erb and' foloitigne; in the Watch, and /eatery, line, all ~of which I am tfieterinined td sell ehestperlfhin can be bought elsewhere. I at satisfied with sultan profits and ipriolcsales ' As for my stock of Watches, both gold and silver, I defy ,competition ; am re-' gards quality and quantity, 1" am prepared to sell them by the single watch, by the dozen or gross, so that persons can be surd of being suited with a watch mit of my extensive stock. Persons, by sending the amount of money which they wish to ex-1 pond, can have goods sent to any part of the United States, West Indies or Canada ;• or by sending the money to any expre.es office, the money to ho paid on the deli,. cry of the goods. All I ask- is•ittial, to convince persons it will be much to their] advantage to purchase from me. I guar- 1 suttee all goods I sell to be what they are represented, or the money will be refund ed. Please save this advertisement, and call at LEWIS LADOMUS' Cheap Watch and Jewelry Store, 913 MARKET St. above Eleventh. North side, Philadelphia. picr•All kinds of Watches imported to order. April 21, 1848.-8 m • Philadelphia Wardrobe Cloth ing Emporium, No. 103 Chesnut street, between Third & Fourth, North Side, TO Merchants and others visiting the dty, AT this establishment may always be found a full assortment of °SNUB NEWS CLOTHING, to suit all tastes and at such reasonable prices as will ASTONISH all. I publish no list of prices, but will guarantee to sell as low if not lower than thrum who make mere pretensions. My goods are all purchased at low prices, and made in as good styles as can be found in the city. A call is solicited before purcha sing elsewhere. as the Wardrobe is free to all. I'ERRY It. McNEILLE, No. 193 Chesnut street, Philadelphia. N. B.—A large stock of piece goods on hand. Garments made to order at the shortest notice. .May 19, 1898.-3 m , great National W ork. IRalory of the Revolution and Lives of the Heroes of the 'Far of Independence, SY CHARLES 3. PETHRSON An elegant volume with 18 fine Steel Platte, and nearly $OO beautiful Wald Engravings. 'titis is * splendid hook. A'valuable addition to the Historic' Literature of our opntatryi • We are intich mistake* if it does not rank with the works of Irving and Preteott."—ll•ankford Herald. "It stwpasses'any similar work yet of fered to tlio American iiiublie."—Ncart Gazelle. "ft may belifoperlY donsidered a poen : . larized Military History of the Rev°ititioo extremely well and judiciously written:"-- 1 ' North American. • "The present work on the Revolistion and its Herckis is silperior, both in . eitent and design, to any that hal knottolore 'come under our no,tice.'k,/nOtirtr.', . I. .4' well liiintieuteti of thaVtg , rentful pericid4"3-"Letigtr.t.; I 4 "'= obeeddedly the best popular•Rlstery theitevolutitha.and itsaeroes, that has yet bests given Jo` the.. eountry."--i4aturdsy Blurting Post.; - , — OO...AGENTS WANTED, to canvass for the above elegant Work in every comi ty and-townie the iJ, Statett,to whom the I most liberal inducements will be offered. Pries only .43. • • 1 Addtsr(fortlisid) WM. A. t.i.tEY, Np.,199:4V.14f00r0d atreeit,lmlclphis. May 19, 194-9-3 m laa atzi tut zbuo areal IV*, Cap, and Pup ESTd BLISIIMEXT, No. 104, CHESTNUT STREET, Between Third and Fourth atreets, PHILIDELPIII.I Adv`ertisei had constantly on hand and manufacturing, every des cription . of - HATS • AND CAPS, of the latest and moat approved fashions, con sisting of • • • YOUTHS' HATS, AND CAPS, in great variety, among which is a now article for Spring and Summer wear. 3IILITA RI( CH.A PEA UX, Caps, At c., made accenting to, the Army and Navy regulations, and for superiority of finish and material, have never boen surpassed. THE 110.1MHZIt FASHIONS` For gentlemen, consisting of Ftne Reeky Mountain Beaver and Gossamer' Hata, (very light) Panamas, LeghOrn; Fine' 'Co bounrs, Ate.; &e. Also fine Straw, Braid, and flair Cloth Caps; Ladies Riding Hats and Caps.of entirely new styles, in fact Alio largest assortment ever before offereil to the public ; being as low in price as any Establishment in the country:, licrPlatea descriptive of the. Fashions will be found in .Godey's Lady's Book, and Graham's Magazine. Remember OA KFORWS,. , N 0.104 Chestautitreet, between Third turd Fourth streets, Philadelphia. Match 3,1848.—1 y IXOW 4 'LL MEN TILIT iIIiNSIITT at 00. lIAVE REMOVED from 192 Market street, to their .New,liplendid and Immense Establishmentto be known as the tower. Hall Clothing, Bazaar, S O. 182 SUREST STREET, DICTWEENIIrT4 AND DIXTR, rundk*LrmA. The Proprietors feel a reluctance in pro mulgating what in any way might appear like the ,usual bombastic exaggeration of some in the . trade, but will beg leave to quote the 'following notice fom one of our city papers: • "One of the greatest curiosities that our City affords to the stranger, is SEN NETT et CO'S great Clothing store, No, 182 Market street, between nth and Sixth, which has been styled "Tower Hall," from the peculiar finish of the front. The building is an immense one, containing seven capacious rooms, all of which are stocked with every variety of seasonable garments, arranged in the, most perfect or der and regularity. The proprietors take great pleasure in showing their building and contents to the citizens, particularly strangers, and to those corning from the country. We , know of no place more ,worthy of a visit. May 26,-1848:—ain Country Merchants can Save FROM 15 TO 25 PER CENT. 'IIIIY purchasing their .thi Chaim. direct from, the manufacturers. Puller 6k Carmichael Rave Opened* Vitarehouse,Ne..l3s North ThinVetreet, above Race, second door sbuth of the Eagle. Hotel. PITILADEL PULA. where, they wilt alwayi keep on hapd a complete assortment of Patent Elsa ?AC. Cat title 011 Cloths, 211 i 36,40, 46, 48 and 54 MON, wide. Figured, Painted, and Plain, on the. Inside,on.Muslin, Linen and Drilling. Table 'Oll Omits of the most desirable patterns, 36, 40,46 and 54 Aches wide. Floor Oil Cloths, from 28 ches to 21 feet wide, well seasoned, and the., nearest elyle of patters, all of their own tnanidaeture., .0:7 -Transparent Window shndes, Carpet4i, Ake. An g ood warrant ed. Vune 2,1848-3 m Allegheny Rouse, 289 BDIRICET BT. PHILADELPHIA. Tux subscriber (late of the Washington Hotel, Harrisburg, Pi.) takes this method of informing his old friends add the public generally that he has taken the above imbed HOTEL. The 'House is airy and iornfortable, and has bean ex tensively altered and improved,, and the proprietor hopes by strict attention to bus iness, and 'a proper care for the comfort of his, guests, to merit and receive a share of publik patronage. The Ilotiae.ii situated very convenient for the' Travelling Public, being only two doors above the Harris burg And Pittsburg Depot, and within two minutes walk of the Baltimore and Read ing Depots. Stabling attached to the pre mises. Terms $1 per day. E. P. HUGHES, Proprietor. Sept. 3, 1847.—tf Langenheim's Daguerrian Gal lery, - Exchange, ad Story. HON. HENRY CLAY, visiting this Estab• lishment for the purpose.of having a daguerreotype taken, expressed flattering opinions on this favorite place of the“beau ty and fashion" of Philadelphia, and vast numbers of strangers resort to it to pro cure a good Daguerreolye. The-Propri etors will make every exertions to extend the long established fame of this well known establishment. Family grouper, Croupes of Children, and single portraits of all sizes are executed equally well. Philadelphia, April 21, 1848—ly . Awful and Ornamental. EIANS in the greatest Abundance, at ai m- most any and every price, can be had at Schick's Variety Store. Warm weath er is coining on—therefore call soon. *April 7, 1848.—tf ILVER AND GERMAN SILVER PENCILS, VIOLIN STRINGS, &e., of best quality, can always be had at lb* Fauey Store of C. WEAVER, fiallithore Advernsemetits. WATCHES, JEWELRY, IVATCH TOOLS, :kIND AND LIONfa . No. 192 BailinOre street; Ballimgre. 4 ' l / 4 . W 0 ULD call the,attentio4 of country oPrcbanti, watch-makers, traders,. And individuals .to their stock of . Gold and Silvpr !Aver, Lepioe and Veript2iyatches. GO* Fieneild laird i 4 tria;--Plittit ngs and Ear Rings, Spjfetpales, and-pritan la Ware c rfiliiver Spoons ? ("eaters and Cart- Weelticke. and Riney 04ptls,--logetlitj'r, With k EittAnt; and-Pirtt, • `Griiseeri;:fittirf , prels, Yftr&o.o 3 l 6 l l l item Tweezers,;ll'4o ? 6 40.1 whtheY intend ,furnish ati.mood and Si cheep as any other Ilfultet 19_0i - city or elsevihitiii. Oillersfor,Jow,lrYilVatell es, or %Vitali materials, promptly and care fully attended to at No 102 Baltimore et. Baltimore, April 7,1848.-2 m J. M. ORGY • JOHN M. OREM A - ; .CO MERCHANT TAILORS, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS TN Cloths, Caraanseres, Vesting, and Tattare 'rrinena tags, No. 2:10 MARKET STREET, N. W. CORNER OF CHARLER, RALTIMORE. A LARGE ANNORTMENT 07 READY MA DE CLOTH ING, Of Superior Qualify. rir win ['BIC& 0.NLY.,60 March 31, 1848.-1 William Keilholtz, Dealer. in Paints, Dila, Brushes, Glassy, Varnish, Praia, and Mixed Paints, of all colors, at tAe lowest rates, Corner of Franklin and Green streets, opposite the Penu'a Avenue, lialtiznore. N. B. Wit.t.tnir. KE141101.23. having had a long,experience in-Psints, Oils, be ing a practieal ' itouse and Sign Painter, will give . ill information, respecting mil ing Psti'n'ti; dm., gratis. Country Mer chants and others supplied on moderate terms. Oct. 29, 1847.—1 y ....._ BLAO/121411111NG. THE undersigned has connected with his Conclimaking Establishment a large Smith Shop, and is prepared to do ALL RINDS 07 BLACKS3IIIIIING, INCLUDING IRONING 0111RIAGY, MGM, WAGONS, kG. Ile would say to those who have Horses to shoe, that he has in his employ first-rite hands, which, with hie personal attention, will enable him to give entire satisfaetinn to all those who may_ favor him with a call. CARRIAGE & BUGGY SPRINGS, (warranted) will be promptly made to or der at all times. r:PAII kinds of REPAIRING done, both in Wood and Iron, at the most reduc ed prices. 11:7• Thankful for past encouragement, the subscriber solicits a continuance of pat ronage, and invites his friends to call at his Establishment in west Chambersburg at., a few doors below Thompson's Hotel. C. W. 1101'l'MAN. Gettysburg, October 15, 1847. G. E. BUEHLER ES PECTIM UN informs his friends IA anti the 'ptiblid generally that he has now on hand a large assortment of TIN MIRE of every description, which he will sell at moderate pt icos— , -ali warranted: Persons wishing to purchase at low rates will do well to call before purchasing else where. MUSE 5P0U7.60 will be made and put up at 1,2 nents a foot. ' REASOnik. BOOTS 016. StIOES.L Wh o D. Kendleharf. W' OULD most respeetTully . inform his friends and the public htgene ral, that he'hair removed his BOOT IX SHOE Establishment to the Muse for many years occupied' by D. LITTLE, as a Sadler's Shop, (opposite the Poet office, and in the immediate vicinity of frinert STOC a's Store) in South Baltimore street, where he will be happy to attend to those who may pa tronise him as heretofore. 'thankful for past favors, the subscriber solicit a continuance of , the patronage here tofore so liberally extended to him. D. , ILTADLEHART., Gettysburg, April-7, 1848.-3 m VIOCLAS.ATION. 1017 REHEAR the Bon. AVM. N. Itt • V vINE,Esc. President of the Several Courtin(' Comncilt Plegii, 'in the counties composing the 1991:District; :and Juitice of the Courts of Oyer and: erminer, and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and otheitifferideri in - the said dis trict—and - Gloms Snit= and Janis Ivl'Divirr,'Esqs„' Judges of the Couits of Common Pleari,anileteneraj Jail Dertreiy• for the trial of elf capital and other offend-. era in the county of Adame.--have issued their precept, bearing date the 19th day of April, in the yeat of our LORD Cotip . thousand eight hundred and forty-eight, end to me directed, for holding a Court of Com inon Pleas, and General Quarter Sessions' of the Peace and General Jail Deliiery, and Court of Oyer and Terminer, at Get ysburg, on filon4ay the 21st day qf 4u gust next— NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN To all the Justices of the PeSce, the .Coroner" and Constables within the BALI County of Adams, that they he then and there in their proper persons, with their Rolls, Records, Inquisitions, Examinations and other Re membrances, to do those things which to their offices and in that behalf appertain to be done, and also they who will prose cute against the prisoners that are or then shall be in the Jail of the said Couhty of Adams, and to be then and there to pros ee'ute against them as shall be just. • BENJAMIN ECHRIVER, Basazir. MhenJawlo 149a4s1yaburg. DIAMOND TONSOR S.•R. TIPTON. 161A.81110NABLE Barber and Hair Dresser,. has removed Iris "Temple" to the diamond, adjoining the County. dings, where he can at all times te found repared to attend to thereat' of the public F rom long expeVienee he , flatters hung* that he can go,thionglinfi the rastuficaticine of.the itonsorical 'leper nuente, with suet an infinite degree of skill tie will meet the en tire satimaction of,all Tho r eubinit .theta, shine to tI Itehri 'hopes, tifereforeilkatelattention to husi nesf and a desire to p lease, he will Relit as welhairt`el+tve"Tltibentfihilie'tit Public t patronsgo. The lick win be attended los their private dwellings. . NEW ETABLJSIBIENT, nr,sity SMITH, R"rP U ECTLLY informs the eiti vine of Gettyshnrg, and strangers who may tarry here until their beards grow, that he has opened a new s a lo on i n th e ~hop formerly ocenpied by JAron 14:Ent, in West York street, one door West of Paxton's Ilat-store, where he intends prose- Wuting the Tonsorial business in all iLI va ried and various branches. if'. razor's good and sharp, flt It share your lace without a smart. Gentlemen, call and see for ?ourselves. MA sponge is good, his towels are clean, And in his shop he's always seen. DEEILEIZM p. 7 He also respectfully informs the zentlemen that they can at any time Nave their boots blacked in the nenteet style.— Gentlemen can also have grease removed from their clothes. Mary Ann Smith RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies of Gettysburg that she has furnished the room adjoining the above, where she intends prosecuting Shampooing and removing dandruff, in which her friends have been pleased to rvecord to her the palm of supe riority. She will also attend to removing grease from ladies' apparel. Gettysburg, April 21, 184 R. BONNETN & HAT . 4 EINE lot of fashionable Sttnuner tIATs and BONNETS are just o pened at STEVENSON'S, at reduced prices, where is now offered a full assort ment'of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens ware, &c., ISABELLA NURSERY RUFF TREES, of all kinds, (grafts jr in the root,) can be had of the sub scriber on reasonable terms. Please cal and judge for yourselves. e. W. HOFFMAN. DVSPEPSIA, And and all Diseaere of the Stomach and Borth. DYSPEPSIA, or Indigestion and its consequences.—An eminent Profes sor says: "It chiefly arises in persons who lead either a very sedentary or irregular life. Although not reg arded as a fatal di sease, yet, if neglected, it may bring on in curable Melancholy, Jaundice, Madness, or Vertigo, Palsy, and Apoplexy. A great singularity attendant nn it is, that it may and often does continue a great length of time without any remission of the symp toms. CA.USES.--Grief and uneasiness of mind, intense study, profuse evacuations, excess io venery, excessive use of spir luny; liquors, tea, *Mimeo, opium and other narcotics, immoderate repletion. o ver distention of the stomach, adefi ciency in the secretion of the hile or gastric juice, exposure to cold and damp air. are the chief causes of this disease. MYTOMS.—Loss of appetite, nau sea, heart-burn, acidity and-fretid eructa tions, gnawing . of the stomach when emp ty, uneasiness in the throat, pain in the side, costiveness, chilliness, languor, low ness of spirits, palpitations, and disturbed sleep. TREATMENT.--DR. .11,LE S VEGETIIBLE COMPOUNDhas nev er failed in affording immediate relief and a radical cure for this disease. Principal Office, No. 77 N. Eighth at., east side, Philhdelphia. For sale in Get tyaburg by 8. 8. FORNEY. luty 30, 1847.-ly .ROWAND'S CARMINATIVE SYRUP gS a certain cure for Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cho. Ism Morbus, Bowel Complaints, &c., Ac., as thousands will certify who have tested its virtues within the few months It has been offered to the public. Read the Certificate of Dr. Roar,* high• ly respectable physician of Philadelphia: "Gentlemen—l cheerfully bear testimony to the good effects of your CARMINATIVE SYRUP, after having been cured of Tam severe attacks of Diarrhea, within the last .few months. Being opposed to "mammas in any form, it took much persuasion from a friend, who keeps It in 'his house as a"family medicine," to induce me to make use of it. He spoke se confidently, I gave it a trial; and I was not slow to make a trial of it, on the second attack, having been relieved so soon on the first. I have prescribed theCarminative Syrup to a great many of my patient', and, I am pleased to say, with the same good effects. You see at liber ty to use this as you please. Your's, &c. Nov. 25, 1045 'l'. P. S. ROBY, M. D." IlrFor Wein Gettysburg by S. IL BUEHLER, in Abbottatown b Wk. Brrvistoaa, in Oxford by Lisa" & Ittratir, and in Franklin township by Tao" /A J. Commit. Dr. C. le.' Appleton's Celebrated Remedy • FOR DEAFNESS, IFIAINS in, and diaeherge of .matter from, the ear, together. with all other unpleasant symp toms, which either accompany or announce ap proaching Doiawe. This invaluable medieine the remit of a long: and faithfully outlined course of experiments instituted with the sole view to diseover (if piesible) a pertain, and. at theraMe time, a Sate remedy fir this dreadfully a/dieting disorder„ and after being exteesively used' in the private practke of the subser'iber durAng tie last eight yeart, very - nom/rood cases with the Most 'remarkable success, is now offered to the public ; for the benefit of those, who, from,distance or other .gatures, cannot hate the personal attention ef the proprietor; hi the ranee eonfidence of ifs side spy, and in the fir th belief that it will netedisappoint the expectatioesof those' who may hateoccesion for its uae ; short, that it is the most VALUA BLE Reticle OM offered to the public for this di . • . , For sali in Gettysburg by S. H. BUEHLER, in "Abbottatowet by, We. Biwrisosai in Oxford I 'byla ttr & Bomar, and in Franklin township, by . THowts. J. COOPY,A. • • [Aug. d0,15-47ty Dr. Cullen's Indian VegetaPle Spedfic For Female Coniplaints. r•' iIIIS medicice is fast taking the place ofeve ry preparation heretolorkosed for diseases arising from Weakness or other causes. All that is necessary to secure this medicine a place in the porncetiz Practice of ever, family, when such a medicine is needed, is a tnal. It speaks for itself is innocent in its operation, and no injury can a rise from its use at any time. ID - For sale, wholesale and retail, by Row*wn & WALTON. Proprietors, 376 Market st. Phila. and by 9. H, Bug.HL ER, Gettysburg ; Wm. Bittinger, Abbttisiown ; Lilly le Riley. Oxford, and by T. J. Cooper, Franklin TO. • [Aug. 6,'47-1p OETTYMIrRO, PA HEALTH-HEALTH THE MOST EFFECTITAL OF ALL KNOWN EU:Mk:IMES. Dr. Duke's PAnacen, • The only radical cure for consumption: in ALSO remove* and permanently c oats all arising Item an impure suite of the blood4-vvic.: Scrofula se liing's Eva, 'Shea matisni; Obstinate Cutanoons Eruptiona.rimples. or Pustules au *else', Blotches, ;Riles, Chrome fiCsni•gyeil, Rimy' Wotan an titter, ifiedid. Enlargement. sad Pain,of the Beats iiind..lollll4g, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitictu ag irorusiZcintica or Lumbago, diseases wisin g, an injudicious UPO of Morelos', Dropsy,Exprisamor Imprudervis is life also Chrouic Constitutional, Dreonlers. In this meilieine hatlittell intiocunt hut , yary j pom tent attiehre of the cegetabhainitdom sun oultdvidi. forming a compound entitedyitmuatirrithe char. actor and properties from arty Other PruParalioli and unrivalled in its operation on the system, when laboring under disease. It should be in the . hands 01 every person,srbo, by Nisi:lnes, or cellar al routes of life, is predispoaed to the very many. aliments chat tender life a curse, instead eta Wool. inc. and no often revolt in death. FOR SCROFULA, Dr. Drake's runacee is rer commended as a certain cure. Not one instance or its failure has ever occurred when freely used It 01M4 the disease and at the same time imparts vigor to the whole system. t•crolulous persons ran never pay too much attention to the state of their blood. It, luantication shonlil be their first aim ; for perseverence will accomplish a cure of teen hereditary disease. FOR ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, Scurvy, Scorbutic .ktfections, Tumors, White Swelling, Erysipelas, Vlcei., Cancers, Running Sores, Scab" and Rile., Dr. Drake's panacea cannat be too high• ly extolled . it searches out the very root or the disease, and by removing_ it from asyaleabgnakies a cure certain and permanent. I..NDIC,CS rION.—No medicine, perhaps has ever been 'discovered which gives ao Mitch tone to thg stomach and causes the secretion ,ot,: healthy gastric juice to decompose the food as Dr Drake a Panacea. RHEIRATISM.--sDr. Drake's Panacea is u sed with the greatest /metes* in Rheumatic Com plaints, espevially such as are chronic. It cure, by driving , out all impuritiesand foul humours 'Which have accumulated in the system, which are the cause of Rheumatism, Gollt,and Swellings of the joints. Other remedies sometimes give temporary relief; this entirely eradicates the dis ease trot% the system, even when the limbs and bones are dreadfully swollen. CONSUMPTION can Or cured, Coughs, Ca tarrh, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Asthma, Dif ficult or profuse Expectoration, Hectic Flush, Night Sweats, Pain in the side. &c., have been cured, and can be with ■s. much certainty as any other simple disease. A specific has long been sought (or but in vein until the discovery of Dr. Drake's Panacea. It is mild and sate but certain and eMeacious in its operation, and cannot possi bly injure the most delicate constitution. We would earnestly recommerul those afflicted to give it a trial—and we belive they will not hare occa sion to regret it. The system is cleansed and strengthened, the ulcers on the lungs are heated, raid the lallitai — Widually regain their usual health andstrength.Read the following teetimony Philadelphtn. llde. 14th, ls• Cf. Deis SIII,--in reply to your question respect. ing the see of Dr. Drake's Panacea, I will say, that although a perfect disbeliever in the existence of a Formren, or cure for all diseases, however Val uable it may be in certain conditions of the sys• tom, still t hare believed that a cure for Con. su mpt inn would be discovered sooner or later. and curiosity led me to try your medicine in two very, inveterate eases. They were pronounced by the attending physicians to he pc LMONA a v CONSrVII'• TION, and abandoned by them as inruenhle. One of the persona had been order the treatment of several very able practitioner, for a number of years, and they said she had "ofd fnehinned Clen eumplion rrmiltentd with Srrnfuln." and that she might lingo foraometime, tut could not he per. manently relieved. In both CA , PV the effect otihr Panacea has been most gratifying. Only tour nr fine bottle• uric by one of the persons before she began to improve rapidly. The other took about ten. It. ;II only add tliat familiar as lam with consumption by inheritance and by eaten nine observation as a study. anal knowing alert the injurious effect. in nine rases nut of ten of tar. bone•et, un I whet ‘egetable tonics. as w,•tt as of many of the c rpect or ants and sedatisass. I should newer hake recommended the use nt Or. Drake's Panacea if I had riot been arq•i.iinred with the ingredients. Isiitlice it rn say that Th.,e are recommended by our mo-t popular and Brien tific physicians. and in their present combined state form probably the hest atteratke that has ever been made. The cure is in aecoralanee with a theory of Consumption broached m France a few years ago by one of her most eminent wri ters on medicine, and now established by Fact. which admit of no dispute. Very respectfully yours, L. C. °CNN. To use the language of another, "Pr. Drake'. Panacea is always salutary in its effects—never injurious. It is not an Opiate—it is not an E,c• {velment. It is not intended to lull the invalid _into • fatal security. It is a great remedy—a grant' healing and curative compound, the great and only remedy which medical science and skill his yet produced for the treatmeut of this hither to unconquerable malady. And no person aMiet ed with this dreadful disease, will be just to him. self and his friends if he go down to the grave without testing its virtues. A single bottle, in most cases, will produce a favorable ehenge In the condition of any patient, however low." TO THE. LADlES.—Ladiesof pale complex ion and consumptive Labile, and such as are de bilitated by those obstructions which female, ore diable to, are restored by the use of a bottle or two, to bloom ,and vigor. It is by far the boat remedy ever discovered for weakly children, and such aa have bad humors; being pleesent, they take it. It immediately testate, the appetite, strength andeolot. Nothing can be more eurprisingthan.ite invig orating effects on the human frame. Persons all weakness and lassitude before taking it,at once become robust ah.l full of energy ander its influ ence. It immediately counteracts the nerveless. nese of the female frame. CAUTION.—Be careful and see that you get the genuine Dr. ft 'a Panacea—it has the signature of Gan. F. on the wrapper Ind alsolhe name "Di. Ditana's Panacs•,Part.•." blown in the glass. Premed only by *roans& Co. Druggists, Na 21 North Sixth street,Philx., and for sale by S. 11, BUEHLER, Gettysburg, COOK & ZELLER, Marne:abuts. March 3, 1840.-1, TO THE AFFLICTED ! Compound Medicated Candy: on the Cure of Colds, Coughs, Spit r ting of Blood, Broached', Asthma, Whooping Cough, Pains and Oppressions of the breast, in& ill" other Pulmonary complaints, and other diseases which have a tendency to produce Consumption. It serves &WO as an ef f ectual clearer of the voice. , This Candy lo entirely a **table pre• paration, the piirieipel-ingredienta being, Here-hound,- Wild ,_Cherry, Bantaparilla, ,Boneset, Electunpane, Liquorice, Phu. :teed, beton/Moss, Prickly Ash, dte. and will, if• taken in time, relieve the system from those distressing adlictiond that tend to Camiimption. One glint advantage in this valuable medicine is its cheapness, the public not being imposed upon by the enormously high prices which are 4enerally enacted , for Patent and other medical Preparation'. Each package contains directions. Call and try it ! 'Prepared and sold at the Confection and Variety store of the Subscriber in West York street, one square from the Court., house, and next door to Thompson's Ho tel. It can also be had of the following a gents— - 8. H. Buehler and S. S. Forney, Gettysburg ; J. Brinkerhoff, Penfield; Mra. Duncan, Cashtown ; J. Lower, Arrendtatown ; Peter Mickley, Mute masburg; D. Kauffman, Bendereville; J. Burk holder. Benderavil le ; Stehle, Dutterow's Mill ; I. S. Hollinger, HeidlerOurg ; Henry, Abbotte town ; Shorb and Johnson, Errunitsburg. C. WEAVER.. Gettysburg, Dee. 17,1647. Stanton's External Remedy, CALIAD e : ittrovrili .11,44 soliairlr, Is now nniversally acknowledged to be. the ~ INFALLIBLE BF:11411Y . For Rheurnathm, Spinal Affections;Contractlea* of the !Muscles', Sore Throat sod Quinsy, I.' sues, Old Utters, l'aimi, in thelailk kind ' i .4.lesit,tAgue',in the dieing 113 1 ,14 4 mi, , ? i Tflot h- A op, rpitug, Arporil, ,'I ~, •'• l Sal ti t Abeam • otos, Cri • ' '' '' Ittoided t add s 1 'p, . ' ' ' ' — ' 7 i, aurers LibllMEPlTlikeltititiirrie tretilit / etieenequalledibYady atesitortreet t edy. -if I 1 it e•lfllllasPl Pelftbigito`diuo it I riDuisfi*.it,bas , , 1 : wen , for some tint, sileutly Arid tittsayripi i, 'tt,ead hoW, 'when its bebeficjokPflpt Till ", exPeViendlit hy sd liiint, l iiii ekpiesile aqua: Studisteite dontfeuelly Opgaiiitig;i4dThogge r hy haae!beert midi, whole by l itii ;llll ,lel"debiAnte I pia clue afflictedsbookieo to eenaidia lin ens 4 r , PI itajavllVillbk trOd iiifillbbleitallif Y. : r ~., ~,, !Ir. Plee..,.E. Otanton s t.. 01, Popttotcur, is i cep. sten l i g receiying feitirnontali ttf . besternsisceised ~ 10 !rein' tile hie, bad ' riney'of tie illtid it iliiigteietf 'offbeat ',1006a belief: 'ln ere 'tate 'i eh bed ' been a cripple (or eight yeent iii , ; lll . 4 onlenteelt the spimi, when at the age of tato yintei-hty .1111 ftoll3. II chair. Medical treatment tailed. Istallear . bottles of the Liniment fgatored bArllo,ltttelelliqkt.t and, he now joins With bis Playmedes in thoir,, youthful gambols, asrobust ah tliethe4likitest . them, and only a small hump un his back to re mind Miura' Isis early sulreringe. Price All habit" per bottle. . „i, . , _, i , . Vieliar — Wa Itr . if' JO sT.ANyoks tam-) .-Py.Qtraiw t sAT. EIL tet 'be the poet ireleable Alb reitie:tly tilat bee yet teem tlieteeete!l ) ,ituti may be *tied. telettitilit'reetAtt e brit Who tney have octets/on lot Hi ui• in Maio of MILK IeKIIIER., Aapr. 1111_111113 BREAST, SORg ARPIN.% &e. • This Ointment is partieuirviy intended for those tomplabate Llmt Mptbertkam trribaring Ike nnrstng otiefabta, Aral may be truly railed •Mre Nurse's Friend. , Fricke '25 tte'per bee; G. }I Sl'ANTosl,Proprialar, Sing Slot New York. Sold by S. A. Buehler and S.'S. Forney, tysfoutg; Irm. Wolf, East Berlin ;4.. Far/and, Abbottiown ; Lily and .fliley, Oxford ; Jacob Aninbnugh, BamOton 'Luck, New Chester; Ab'm Xing, Hip terstown ; Holzinger Feree, Peters burg, (Y. S.) ; G. W. Ileugy, Fairfield. Jau. 7,12.18.-6 m :D 12 CULLEN'S lasalase retielo ads AP.1.•••••, MOWAND & WALTON invite attention to 6 5 /0 the tellowing mitertitement: DR. CULLEN RYER VICTORIOUS! Aso proof ut the continued soccess of DR. CULLEN'S INDIAN vEuErADLE PANA CEA, we refer to a le•w of the many l'ertifirates in our posaeasion for cures performed by this great Purifier. Capt. I'. 1.. Sanders. Constable of South Mul berry Wiird, cured of Barber's Itch. Reese'll child. No. S 3 North- Reeenth street, cured of hereditary Tatter, w hie!' covered its entire body. Mr. M. WCleas' child, No. 3si) Markel Street afflicted with scrofula trim ii. birth. Mr. li. W. Maxwell Grape Court, Market it., above Eii ttlt. cured of Scrofula, had Inarteen open ulcers upon his tautly at the time he csim menced tak.initthe-mounetnett-. - • Miss Christiana Sancti. West spruce street, be tween Reach and Willow stn., near the Schoylk ill cured of Scrottila had steered eittht years; her heathens .o much affected that tea and toffee, would pass nut at her ear—this lea strong ease. Capt. John K. tkirclay, No. 4011 Markel street, Philadelphia, cured oh scrofulous Stale I.fr Of •.:n years ttanding. This cane in well known tn ma ny of our bent ph ysictar a, who have frequently ads ant amputation. .Ir. Isaac Brooks. Jr., No. 5 Jefferson, west of Schuylkill sixth street. below Lucent. This wan undoubtedly one of the most severe canes of Serer - n{3 ever Cliff's!, and is certified to by many at our best phyencians and clerer men and also by Jo.eph Fkaboor. No 1 :abort court. east from T , ochth street, shove Race. cored of Setolulous Sore Throat of ~;,•ht years standint. Mr. JH. Fricke 'child, No. - AA Dock street, Philadelphia. Mr. Michael Duffy. No. L ' K North Frent street, (at P. Brady As Co. s) Philadelphia, cured ot Tri ter of twenty five years. Mr. William Flemming, No. Nil Washington street, between Eighth and Ninth, Philadelphia, cured of Erysipelas °flour years, which destroy ed the flesh to the bone„, , William Barker, cured of Scrofula. This car* hail been in the hospital many months and dis charged as incurable—he Is now well and may be seen daily at our office. Mr. David Kirgan, Muddy Clerk, Hamilton County, Ohio, cured of Scrofula. This was a aeryeesereesere. and Kirgan says that could mo ney prevent, he would oat undergo the same af fliction for Tea Thousand Dollen!, • nil yet be. was cured for it few &dints 'by Dr. - Ctillin's 'ln dian Vegetable Panacea. Mr. John W. Hazleton, of Muffles. Hill, New Jellies, cured of 'fetter of over ton yearn mini tog, with a few bottles of the Panacea. Mr. John Broeken, Germantown. at, the age of 61 Team, was cured of a violent Tester, that had troubled him for eighteen years. Mrs:Eve Siseoe, No. 53 South street, between Third and Fourth, from Schuylkill, ented . erre- Ter Some on het areas, after suffering twelve year. with them: Mrs. S. 02 yenta ofige. Mrs. Elisabeth C. looter, Secant at., four deem above Washington st.,wea cured of • Tette, ea her lee, which hod troubled heti fourteen year.. Mr. Hiram Ridge, Attleboro, Reeks evenly Pa., cured of Salt Rheum. This este bad been pronounced incurable some, of i 1 physi cians of the Aro, standieg.—ea • fart meet had recourse to CVLLIII . B Psie•case and wee cured completely in a few months, after suffering 10 years—The disease had covered alpost pis entire ,Parlfoo. Mr. aidrie. Otis; lite of Perish street, new of ofansyttek, eared of Tette,. of 0 yews in hands end feet. . . . Mr. Mellon Grubb, Juniper et reet % near Spruce, cured of Scrofulous ulcers on the shoulders, whieh hod defied the doctors more thrika year. Afflicted reader, Ovid• to our 'Mei , end get these Certificates, from' which yen will learn the .extraordinary sufferings of these persons, as well as the mode of cure. . . . • , Sold, wholesale and retail, by,RoSr'snn Propiletors, 376 Market streni,Phil adetplia, mid by the 4olliiwing - S. IL Buehler, Oettyrborg. Wns. .13ittihget,AbbOttstolarni Lilly do Riley 'Oxford.' . 7`. .f. Cooper i Franklin tp. May 5, 1848.—+4n fAbrilet 6,1147,3 widri, rbtTlb,b fadvornit: 11118Tdrateived at STEV:ENSOreit, •J another. supply of Ate, RING and 81W), ttir'sala laW. Mart*, 114* . 'THE STAR, AND h published every Fridny Eveningi (nib* • Couniy Building, above. the Retrirler *hid Rioorder's Officfi; j DAVID A. BIJEHLE.It s . ' . TIMM I . Zr Timid (nadvanee or within the year; it 2 tee' antiutm;-if not paid within the year, b 2 50. pa ierdiseontinued untilal tar aaaaa gts are ex opt at the opt ion oft he Edi LOT,. eiPgl"°Plell I cents. A failure to notify a discoatinststre ) ill be regarded as a new engagement Adeertieeinentr notexceeding a stymie Insertrd three times for —every subsequent ineeiticn. 23 Cents. Longer ones in the same proportiMt. All advertisements but specially oldereil fora gii en time, will be continued until forbisL A liberal reduction will be made to thoie %bo vertise by the year. 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