'nut Rttaterszensima Burning TARIFF Locofocetun and the Mexican
or I 848.—The caCell4 oldie importations ' Church.
into the United Biatea fin the present fiseal In answer to the allegations put forth
year, under Mr. Polk's Free Trade cps- by the prominent loorofivo papers, friend
ten, over the laid year, is thirty millions ly to the election of Cass, of surrendering
°idol/ars, while the increase in the me.; memory, we fersrless/y assert, that the first
nue is only orsestailltion lids:Airs. Here! proposition to rob, plunder and desecrate
than aver Mint; millions of dolars sent out: the churches of Mexico,appeared the
of the• enontry , to contribute to the sup- 1 curetting of the , -Fincasde *Demoerae," a
post of fuosign manufactures, instead of leading Isocofoeti newspaper, published in
being inept at home as it would have been,' Botetourte minty, Virginia, in the spring
onility she operation of the Whig Taritr ot of 1847. 'Five paragraph recommending
1842. every dollar of this enormous a-' the robbery of the Mexican Churches, °-
mount, bet for the present Free Policy ! penly and impudently, advised the seizure
systen4n( Locofociiiinn, woehl hare gone of the gold and silver stowed away in the
intrattellockeho of American laborers, and ; "Churches of Mexico, us an indemnity
mechanic!, hs and fanners, and manufactur- j for expenses oithe•roar." •
erg. Witt dim it has passed into the hands; here it is, it is doltig no pail a tile
id-British manufacturers, and has gone to human family, or God any yerinim, bind it
aupport British pauper labor. at the ex- would be religiously' right," said this
penal Of all the great industrial interests organ of Polk and Casa, teie,seiae and rob
of the United States. Is it any wonder the Mexican Church Grim gold.ond silver
that there is a general stagnation in bosi- to indsaUtify us lOC the e;Peneut of the
mese: Wand a tuitions depression in all
branches of trade ? But this is modern
ikentorrary, and it is to perpetuate this
ruut of things that Whigs are Dow asked
to support Van Burro, or some other Free
'Ends Lumina), under the shallow pre.
tenets of sustaining the principles of die
Wilmot Proviso, and it is for the same oh.
ject that the Locofoco party proper are lac
Itoriog to elect that Prince of Free Trade
Locofocoa, Louie Phillippe Casa, to the
Prevideney. Are Whigs or even Loeofo-
rim who prefer to sustain our own institu
tions lavaboes of England, winigg to be
he. humbugged into the support of these
mercenary demagogues.
Ova CANDIDATE.—The mom we hear
et Gel. Taylor, by private sources, the
More we are assured that he is a man of
Tare virtues, and intelligence, and of extra
tordinety qualifications to make a Presi
skint' ifier the model of Washington. If
elected he will take a high and lofty coarse
:-Inswing no personal object—mousing
serer no party schemes—working out no
intrigues -but boldly administering the
Government in a manner above all these
'aectordance with the loftiest patriot
the highest purity, and the most zeal
ous fidelity to the constiution, the laws,
slid the welfare of the country.
An intelligent friend, lately from Baton
Rouge,. La., called at our office the oilier
day, and gave us a general outline of the
appear's°e and character of General Tay
lor., ' He said the General in person bears
isvear.tesemblance to General Markle. of
Westmorland, being a strongly built, well
proportiormil man, of medium bight, and
without any tendency to corpulency ; that
Iw I plain in his apparel, and exceedingly
blend and prepossessing in his manners ;
that he is a man of sound common sense.
and possesses a most discriminating and
correct judgement, and evinces deep refiee
tion and much research in regard to all
genet* subjects, especially those of a
practical character. He had frequent con
*imitation& with him on the snbject of shi
very. and was pleased to find that he was
emoted to its extension, and that he bad
Always been opposed to the acquisition or
conquest of any part of Mexico. He
spoke of Gen. Taylor's friends in Mimes' -
toppi and Louisiana, as being for thegreat
et.pait con fi ned to the anger planters, who
are Whigs and sound Tariff men, while
ffie only opposition he will meet.with in
Awe States will he from the cotton planters
who ere Locufocos and free traders.—
What makes this information the more
.rellsible, are
.the circumstancei that it
iiimes from a gentleman of acute 'observe
ltigh sense of honor, inilezible in -
and one of the most . • •
• %ridge in the eonntry.—Daily News.
901 FUR', of the
Moilt.iirtking traits in the character of fku.
Tay*, is his kindness of bout. As in
cident secured a few days ago smugly il
hatreds. of this predominant feeling. A
party of friends were on a visit to the Gen
era; and while in conversation, referred
to his exploits in Mexico, and the glory
mid fame be had acquired by his victories.
“Oendemen," replied the true hearted old
• patriot, **lt may be that I have gainedsaine
military reputation by my camp aign in
Mexico, but, if l know myself, would
gladly forfeit every particle of what you
term my 'glory.' could the sacrifice but
bring beck to life any one of my gallant
eountrymen, whose blood flowed like we
ter, in the actomplishment of the victories
to which you silude."—N. 0. Bee.
A "Paemstsio Ovrices."—The Cass
papers quote exultingly a diapaeb of Geo.
}lariat* in which he speaks of General
Cass as a "promising officer." [This
is the same Harrison whom they called a
granny, a coward, "Petticoat Harrison,"
the Ce' rlificale General.] Well, so was
Taylor,' when a youth, a "promising offi
cer." There the two men are even.—
But here is where Taylor has the advan
tage of Cass. Taylor performed what he
premised. Florida, Palo Alto, Rama.
Monterey, and Buena Vista, nobly redeem
she pledges of his early life. Case, 'citi
the contrary, never fulfilled the "promise"
of his juvenile days. By an industrious
cultivation of his talents, he might have
made, in the course of time, a respectable
soldier, but be soon left the camp for the
eaten, and has ever since been rolling in
inxerions wealth, while old Rough and
Ready has braved the snows of the North
and the burning suns of the South, in pro
ving himself not only a promiser but a
performer of promises.
Cotanacrantertc.—The Worcester True
Whig gives the following anecdote, which
sounds like troth :
Soon after Cass was made Secretary of
War, Eleott meeting Taylor said to lum,
"AA l Taylor—a good appointment that.
We have a secretary who understands our
'wants." Taylor has tWo veins in his fore
head that, when be is excited, swell out as
large child's finger. These veins be
rm to enlarge. don't know that, Gen
eral." said he, "he knows his own wants.
Wben he was Governor of Michigan Ter
ritory, be ordered me to send him twelve
iny best looking and tallest soldiers, and
don't you think tho, rascal kept six of 'em
to row kis host for two years, and they
wepaid by the Government as toy
win." •
Hale, the abolition candidate, takes pity
ail big rural, Cu.. In the Senate last
WOA t ba objected to question, being put
to.drair Cams out. as he had withdrawn
thatetba Fientate to avoid expressing his o
pinions. Thin patronising tone on the
pito •a( Maio. *roused the ferocious
roootti i •wholtartgoandy dosandod wwhat
84111011011 'clooditiata to do r Hale fetidly
•titelts alma atp ontijaca the saw
tir Stow Saw I co, OWN h.. iheliadd
timpahilbliiee Oar Costippum It is and dim
**logo. Uflow w 0.111•11111111,0 4 . • Who LS per cog
• 1 IA witioras
war."
This infamous and sandal nraPalaties
of the ruicaside Democrat. a prominenito•
coamo paper of die,rolk and Cus eebool,
in Virginia. wasopeuly seconded by Ritch
ie of the Wallington Union,• the admitted
argot, Masaltirce, and washing trumpet.
of the Pak sod Cass pstrty.
The wiling.* oominiited subsequently,
on thertepertrof the Minicar - Churches,
are justly desirable to the inflames coun
sels of ibeFincemle Democrat, and Wash
ington Union. .Will the Lococofoco pa
pers lagoodamosigh, publish therman
mendacious of the Washington Union and
Finned* Doneent, in reference to the
seizure of the properly of the ./dezican
Churebr-lksily Naos.
INCINENTII or TIM PAIIIIIIUN REVOLT.—
%rift theft"fightin the Faubourg' du
Temple sod St. Antoine, the insurgents
went to the infant achoots, where many
parents had' sent their children for safety,
took tbe little ales, and placed them bound
so that they could not run away. as barri,
auks, to permit the National Guards from
ramie" the fire, which the insurgents
continued most murderously from behind
and between the children.
In another quarter, one of the insurgents
having beep captured . by the Gouda Mobile,
these men. infuriated at their inhuman
conduct, determined to shoot him, when,
at the moment of eseeution. General Brea
threw hinted,' before the primmer, and en
treated them by all the laws of war as well
humanity to spare him, and leave him
to the hands of justice. This noble ap
peal had seemly passed his lips, when
the ruffianly captive, who stood behind him,
pulled mu
The
pistol and shot, the general
dead. The murderer was instandy put to
death amidst the yells of fury.
licitly Clay and the Whig Nominee.—
Representations are being made that Hen
ry Clay does not give in his adhesion to
the ainsirieti of the Whig Convention.—:-
Tbe Looiatille Journal conttadims this on
the best authority, and declares that Mr.
Clay neither feels dissatisfaction at the
Philadelphia nomination, nor the slightest
hesitation in supporting it. "If Mi. Clay
bag not some out," says the Journal,
"with a public declaration of his views
and intentions. itis because he feels secure
in the consciousness of political integrity
that is above suspicion.' It is no more in
cumbent on Mr. - Clay to come out publicly
and avow his satisfaction at the Philadel
phia nomination. than it is on Mr. Buch
anan and Mr. Woodbury to come - out pub
licly sad avow their satisfaction at the
Baltimore Convention."
Insportivet Decision.—The Law Jour
nal fat July contains an eloquent opinion
by Judge Lewis, delivered at the June
Tenn of Common Pleas Court at Lancas
ter, no a case where a certain man devis
ed to his widow all his property, "provi
ded she remain a widow during her life ;
but in clue she should marry again, my
Will i shall leave the premises," &c.,
The Widow having married again, suit
was brought by other heirs of the husband
to recover the property. Judge Lewis de
cided thlt r utile condition in restraint of
marraige is void, and the second marriage
of the widow does not divest her estate"
—‘the principles of morality—the policy
of the natioe—the doctrines of the com
mon law—tbe law of nature and the law
of God, unite in condemning as void the
condition attempted to be imposed by this
testator Upon his widow."
The lenasylvanie Volunieers.—The
First Begnment of Pennsylvania volunteers
arrived ielittsborg on Friday afternoon,
with Collif yokoop and Lieut. Col. Black.
were received with a discharge of
, the ringing ofhells. and the cheers
of an immense assemblage at the levee.—
They were afterwards escorted through
the city, and welcomed on all sides with
every demonstration of joy and congratu
lation. At eight there was an ilkunination
of all the public, and many private hou
ses. Gen. Patte non and staff, with com
panies B, F and K, under Major Bowman,
arrived daring• Friday night. The Phila
delphia companies were to start fbr Phila
delphia by the canal en Sunday evening.
Barnburner Meeting at Elizabethtown
Pa.—A. large mad enthusiastic meeti .f
the friends of Martin Van Buren w ,eld
in the borough of Elizabethtown, on Tues
day evening , last. tined artarish, Eeq.,
was Chairman, end J. Akin and . B. Stew
art acted as. Secretaries. The meeting
was addressed eloquently by several gen
tleman of the town, and resolutions were
passed strongly in favor of the great fea
tures of the Barnbunter movement, and
pledging themeeves to poll a larger vote at
the ensuing Presidential Election for Van
Buren than there would be fpr Pen. Cass
in that place.—Pitteborg Gar.
kurrots.—The Locofocos of this State
have got themselves into as bad a snarl u
those in New York. The /Wale Repub
lic, a Barnburner organ, says that twenty
une hundred voters in Chicago have sign
ed a call for a meeting which was to have
been held on the 4th, to ratify the nomina
tion of Martin Van Buren. The same
paper also states that a State Convention
will be held at Peoria some time next
month for the nomination of a Van Buren
Electoral Ticket.
FIVE NEVI , territorial governments are to
be established by Congress, if not at this
session, at the next,---over Nabraska, Min
esota, Oregon, California, and New Mex
ico.
Voice of the Volunteers.—Out of MO
Massachurens volunteers who reached
Louisville, says the Journal, on their way
home, but 11 were for Cu. and all the
rest for Taylor.
Rzed at fast.--The Bradford (Pa.) Re
porter, published in Mr. Wilmot's village,
whir& bas been claimed u mare for Gen.
Caw, boa run ep IMs name of Martin Vu
ems. fur President.
TIM a,rkft 4 INklitrigit,
Friday Evening, July 21, 1848.
B. PALXIR. Esq.
corner of Chesnut•& Third streets, sad E. W.
Criss, Esq. Sun Building, N. E. Corner Third &
Dock streets, Phihrdeipkie ; and Wt. Tnonesos,
Esq. South-east corner of Baltimore & Smith ate.,
.Beitioniore—are our authorised Agents for receiv
big Adrertiseanmts and Subscriptions for "The
Star and Burner," and collecting and receipting
for tb, same.
FOR PRFAIDENT,
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
FOR WOE PRESIDENT,
lIILLARD FILLItORE.
AERATOR/AL ELICCTORS,
John P. Kandanioti, of Lebanon county,
Thomas M. T. M'Kennan, of Washington county
S ELECTOIts,
1111PRESENTATI
13. Henry Johnoon,
14. Wm. Colder, Berl
1. Jah.O. elligkoon,
I. Jock P. Wethwill,
15. Wm. Wllssine.
le. Chu. W. Fisher
3. Jame M. Deily,
4. Theo. W. Duffield,
17. And. G. Curtin,
5. Daniel 0. Hitnet,
18. Thee H. Davidson,
111. Jbh Markle,
20. Diol Agnew,
21• A. W. Leona',
22. Richard Irvine,
23. Thomas H. 8111,
.34. ECK Piiiiiireve.
G. Joshua Dungan,
7. John Dr @trek,
8. John Landis,
9, -Jos. hichnsucker,
10 Charles 9n dcr,
11. Wei. 0. Hurley,
CANAL CONNIMONER,
NER MIDDLEdWARTH
AsssuaLv.
JAMES VOOPER.
EPHRAIM BWOPE.
PROTHONOTARY,
JOHN PICKING
RECIDITNR AND ACCOIRDISR.
WILLIAM W. HAMERSLY
CLRRR OF TUE COURTS.
HUGH BENWIDDIE.
COMMIRSIONRi,
JOHN 0. MORNINGSTAR.
DIRICTOR OF TOR POOR,
HENRY BRINKERHOFF
AUDITOR,
SAMUEL DURBORAW
CORONZR,
DR. CHARLES HORNER
The DI
rence.
"The noise and con
fusion which pervades
this assembly will pre
vent,my being heard on
the important topics to
which you base called
my attention."—Gener
al Cot! as Ckeeland.
"I ask no favors, and
shrink from no respon
sibilition"—Ges. Taylor
to Secretory Marcy.
"I have no concealment
I hold no opinion which
I would not readily pro.
claim to my assembled
countrymen."—Letter to
Copt. .Alitison.
"I have no private
purposes to accomplish.
no party projectrito bop.
up, no enemies to pun
ish—nothing to were
but my country."—Lw
ter to same.
"I have carefully read
the resolutions of the
Democratic Nat'l Con
vention, laying down the
platform, of our political
faith, and adhere to them
aa firmly as I approve
of them cordially."—Lel
ampting norm ma/ ion.
"The hearts of our
people must be prepared
for War ' . —Sperell is U.
S. Smite.
look upon War, at
ell times, as a national
rahunity."—Letter is /Ar
same.
10 - The Annual Commencement of Dickinson
College came off on the 19th inst., at Carlisle.—
C aDi sees, Esq., of Philadelphia, address
ed the Belles Lettnes Society, and Rev. S. N.
Vett the Philosophical Society. A eulogy on
Dr. &soar was pronounced by Prof. McCLIN-
Tore. The Rev. Dr. Peck, Principal of Troy
Conference Academy, was elected President of the
College, in place of Dr. Emory, deceased.
Twenty.eight young men were graduated, span
whom the degree of A. B. was conferred. The
Honorary Degree of D. D was conferred upon
Rev. Prot Baosnaa, Pastor of the English Lu
theran Church, in this place.
Wathinglon House.
By the Carl of the Proprietor, in to.day's pd•
per, itwif be seen that this well known Hotel in
Harrisburg, ha* again passed into the handa of
Wei. T. BAXI/1111, Baq., its former popular pro
ptietor. The Home has always been a favorite
in thielocality, and we feel muted that its patrons
will be pleased to learn that it is hereafter to be
conducted by Mr. 8., whose enterprise and cow•
toots manners are a guaranty that every possible
accommodation will he secured to thotie who may
put up with him. The house has been recently
fitted up anew, and refurnished in superior style.
Cot. Johnston.
The Harrisburg Telegraph says that the Hon.
Wm, F. Jon !arrow, constitutional Governer, was
at Pittsburg at the latest accounts, and would not
be in Harrisburg before the beginning of next week.
He was engaged at Pittsburg in paying the last
funeral obsequies to the remains of a brother,
which have arrived with the troops from Mexico.
Bntrans was still living at last accounts
from Harrisburg.
C-4 'The "Nikonian" urges the nomination of
Hon. !smut PoLLoca, oI Northumberland coun
ty, es the Whig candidate for Governor. The. Pitts
burg Journal recommends Hon. WALTIII Foe
wane, of Allegheny county. The nomination of
Gov. Jose ores is also urged in several questers.
The names of the Hon. AMMER STZIIMIT, of
Fayette county, Hon. Azinan psi Remelt, of
Dauphin, Hon. T. M. F. lIICK um AN, of Washing
ton, and lion. RtOILLID COULTIII, of Wedmore
land, are also mentioned in connection with the
Gubernatorial nomination.
Tues. Furs sees, convicted in the Court of
Quarter Eleadona of Adam County. 4usputt term,
1846, of kidnapping a famity of free colored per.
sons, and mateneed to four 'me imprisonment
in the ~ainertt Penitentiary, has been pardoned
Gee: Taylor amid the Itemhiatlen.
Tie Dimieppeankee of Clen.Taguin's long ex
pected uknowitidgernent of the action tithe Whig
National Conventionle at length explained by the
fact that site old Hero never received the official
notification of his nomination—the letter of Om
Measesag, transmitting it, never having niched
him A second notiacoon kik no doubt , ore this
been sent , to hint, and we may mom expect the
"Ply-
In the meenihal, Gen. Tatum has replied to
the Independent Tayks Committee in Maryland,
who had written to him to know whether he had
authorized or sanctioned the use made of his name
by Judge Sausages in the Whig National Con
vention. He fully adopts and eandimus the state..
meat of Judge S., and TOCOVATABB that statement
u having been made by his authority. It will be
recollected that Judge Saunders announced to the
Convention that the Louisiana delegation were
authorized by Gen. Taylor to say that he would
'abide the decision of the Convention, and• in case
any other man were nominated, his on name
should be withdrawn from the canvass. on
QTJodp Mesas, of Clarion county, one of the
Polk sloctoes G 1844, is sot for Geo. Taylor.--
Clarioa, is 1844, pre Polk 1200 majority ; the
Pittabors Americas says it may iambs regarded
• &Ogg' comity,
Another "Compromise."
ThO debater on, the Oregon Bill, involving the
question of Slavery and Free Territory, with which
the U. B. Berate has been occupied for some
weeks, has been , tempriarib , postponed by the
adoption of Mr: Coes-roes motion lbr the ap.
-prolamin( of a select Committee; to Whom was
refereedkbe whole seluset, with-instrueden• to re
port were measure upon which the flenete• could
harmonies. The Catmint.' ermeists of Messrs.
Clayton, of Delaware, Calhotut, of South Caroli
na, Phelps, of Vermont, Dickinson, of N. Yoit,
Bright of Indiana, Underwood of Kentucky, M
arina*, .rd idierottri, and Clarke, of Rhode Island
--foby front itS North, and foss from the South.
The Committee hays notyet reported, but his
understood that a majority incline to thi shire bl
untest and win repeat • Bill reposing to emend
the Missouri Compromise line or some other
line, to the Pacific, by whir% i portion of the pre.
sent five territory shall be blasted by the Mese In
stitution. The four Southern members will of
course favor such a project, and it is said that
Meows. Bright and Dickinson, or at least one of
them, will give it their approval.
That such i measure, if reported, will receive
the sanction of the Senate, where the Slave power
has a controlling influence, we have no doubt it°
fete in Use liommwhere the representative of free
territory are in a decided majority, ix more doubtful.
Doobtfel it should not he—but so it is. Northern
"Dough-faces" have ever been found In 'our No
tions! Legislature, whenever any great issue be.
Freedom and Slavery has been sprung, who
N
.
OM willing to sell their votes for Southern favor,
and "dog-cheap," at that, as was tauntingly affirm
ed by RANDOLPH. That a different state °rehiring
warn now, we might hope, but brie - not sufficient
faith to believe. A few reeks, however, will de
cide the matter. In the meantime we will hope
for the best.
It were an everlasting stigma upon our national
fame, were the Congress of the 11. States—the
"Model Republic"--at this late day, when the old
monarchies and despotisms of the world, England,
France, Italy, Germany, Russia, and even Turkey,
AM waking up to a sense of the inhumanity of the
Slave institution and directing their erode to its
abolition—we say, it would an everlasting stigma
upon the national fame, were the Congress of the
U. States, at this day, to shrink from the discharge
of its high obligations as the Legislature of the
"Model Republic"—the first of the fine and Christ
ian nations of the world—and, by another '.Coon-
promise," entail the withering, blighting tune of
human Slavery upon a soil now consecrated to
Freedom. At beat, the circumstances connected
with the present issue are in no respect parallel to
those which preceded a former adjustment of this
vexed question by the Compromise of 1821. The
territory then in dispute—the Louisiana territory
—was already settled by Slaveholders; the Slave
Institution had already fastened itself upon the
soil; and the question was whether it should be
permitted to axe Al X en, or whether Slavery should
be expelled from . it. Very different is the case
now. All the territory in question—Oregon, Cal
ifornia, and New Mexico—is razz territory; is
all, Slavery has boreeprescribeiL The simple issue,
then, this territory, thus consecrated to
Freedom by its former lnd present !ewe, xxxi•iir
ease : or shall any portion of it be cursed by the
extension of tho Slave Institution over it, and its
future citizens be visited with all the wretched
concomitants of this miserable, anti-Christian,
cruel, and barbarous trafficking in human flesh
and blood
ITSZIXIM
With such an imen; ono would suppose that
freemen could have no difficulty in choosing where
to stand. One thing, at all events, is certain.—
That, should the decision of Committee and of
Congress be adverse to. the cause of Freedom, in
stead of proving a "omprovetat," which shall calm
the troubled waters and soothe to peace the dis
cordant elements which now agitate the country,
it will only serve to add fuel to the flame already
burning brightly throughout the Northern States,
and give a fresh and powerful impulse to the agi
tation upon which the -.Free Territory" movement
lives and grows. Why, then, press the matter
to an issue now I Let Congress attend to its le
gitimate business, and leave the decision of this
matter to the people, or their future representa
tives, when it rightfully belongs, and all will be
well. There can be no Anger to this Union, or
to the institutions of the Republic, if Politicians
and Demagogues will but abandon their selfish
schemes, and evince a little more confidence in
the capacity of the people to think and act for
themselves. The popular heart is right—the pop
ular mind Is sufficiently capable ; let them but act
out their own impulses, and the popular verdict will
be a sound one—one worthy of a great, a free, a
Christian nation.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE. —Mr.
Clayton, from the Select Committee on the terri
tory question, on Tuesday reported a bill estab
lishing the territorial government of Oregon after
the manner proposed in the bill already before the
Senate, which recognizes the law of the provis
basal government prohibiting slavery, until the
territorial legislature shall convene and settle the
matter for itself.
The Committee also propose to give to Califor
nia and New Mexico a temporary government--a
Governor, Secretary, Judges, Legislature—this
government to be restricted from passing laws rel
ative to the subject of slavery. In any contest
that may arise as to the right of a person to hold
slaves, the difficulty shall be decided by the Courts,
subject to an appeal to the Supreme Court of
the U; States.
The Report, it is mid, rewired the spprobration
of all the members of the Committee except Un
derwood of Kentucky and Clarke of R. Island. It
was to coma up to-day for dimeusion.
Mr. Wilmot lior Vail Buren.
It has been stated that the Hon. 6: Wtimarr,
of the Brsdford District, was supporting General
Calf kw the Presldenq. Stich is, however, not
the fiat. XL Wilmot adheres Bendy to the prin
ciples of his celebrated Preview—he b now, as
ewer, opposed to the attend= °Calaway into free
territory,.—end for that mason cannot and will not
support Mr. Cass, who is the pledged advocate of
Southern interests and Southern mmearee, and
especially in, this glom businiell. Mr. Wirmor
promptly criatvidirtad the litlerilumor, as will be
seen hom the subjoined *street of • letter, written
by him to a Mend, and ribbed In the notice
Gaulle, an able and eachat supporta of Mr.
Vim Duren for the Proidoikey::
Arms 39, 1848.
Mi Thus Firm,
Yon have been misinformed. I shall
support Van Buren withthe whole strength
of my parriotitnn, and do all in my power
-to get up an electoral *lot_ for him in
Pennsylvania.
My motto is fight to the last on this
great question. I expect Polk will bay
up enough in Congress loyalty something
which they intend to call a “Compronsise,"
to give slavery about half or two-thirds of
Me acquired territory. I intend to give
them notice that I will introduce a bill to
" repeal" any such act, and so far from
producing quiet, it will be but the com
mencement of agitation."-
cirri., York Advocate says that about ow
third of the Grain crops has been Injured by the
late Mu& We understand the several rimers
in' our own county, along the toolulhdo froPektiff,
ha lost their Oulu crops, *itirai Is' POI
,frusi ve
the sues oat" •
Gen. Taylor and Father I,ll,lElroy.
((yaw pnerable father ll'Efroy, now Fi■tor
oll i of the Endicott street Catholic Church, in Dos-
Lc., it will be recollected, was, in connection with
the tote and lamented father Bar, appointed Chap.
lain of the U. 8. Army under Gen. Taylor, in
1846. 111 r. Want, of the Albany Evening Jour
nal, in a meant visit to Boston, called on Father
M'Elroy, and obtained from that distinguished
clergyman the fallowing opinion of lien. Taylor's
chancier :
6.lVe called, a few evenings since, when
in Boston, upon the venerable Father M'-
ELROY, one of Gen. Taylor's Chaplains,
who is nod Pastor of a Church in Endi
'
cots street, and who is confessedly among
the moat enlightened and devoted Philan
thropists and Christians in the Union.—
He was near Gen. Taylor through his most
trying scenes in. Mexico. He confirms,
in the most emphatic language, all the high
ly favorable opinions we had previously
heard expressed by Major Kibliy, Capt.
Henry, and other die tinguished officers who
have served long and reputably with him.
Father M'Elroy says that Gen. Taylor is
a truly great and good man. Courage.
guided by prudence, and justice, tempered
with humanity, are, with Gen. Taylor,
prominent characteristics. Temperance
and simplicity of manner mark his inter
course with society. Integrity and patri
otism stand out boldly in all' his official
acts. In a word, Father M'Elroy expres
ses, as the result of a familiaracquaintanee,
his conviction that -Gen. TAYLOR. in the
elements that form his character, and the
motives and objects which prompt and
guide him, bears a strong and marked re
semblance to WasmiscrOte,
The concurring testimony of good men,
soldiers, statesrneu and divines, in favor
of Gen. Taylor, under circumstances which
might provoke conflicting opinions, goes
far to establish the patriotism and purity
of his character. If there were seams in
his corelet, his opponents, now that he is
a candidate for President, would find them
out, and send their javelins through them.
If there were blemishes in his character, or
stains upon his reputation, his rivals would
be sure to point them out. but while his
friends refer with pride to Gen. Taylor's
virtues, his opponents find him wholly un
assailable."
Gen. Cass and Free Territory.
During • recent debate in Congress Mr. CLARK,
frocofixo Representative from Kentucky, in reply
to an inquiry of Col. H • 's, as to whether
Gen C 658 would rem the Wilmot Proviso, distinct
replied that, if elected President, Sr. Witt. This
is corroborated by Gen. Cass's vote in the U. S.
Senate, while the Mexican treaty w•is under con
sideration. Mr. Baldwin moved to insert at the
end of the sth artiels the following wants, to wit—
"Prerided, That there shall be neither slavery
nor involuntary servitude in the territories hereby
ceded, otherwise than in punishment fur crimes,
whereof the party shall have been duly convicted"
Alter debate, the question was stated, "shall
these words stand as part of the sth article 1"
It was determined in the negative: Yeas 15,
Nays 38.
The name of Lnria Can is reconled in the NE
GATIVE, while every Northern Whiz votes] in
the affirmative !
The South generally seem to have a perfect and
uniform understanding of Gen. Cass's position up
on the Slave question. The killowing from the
Nashville Union, the leading Cass paper of Ten
nessee and of the South west, should he read and
pondered by every Northern man :
We still most deeply regret to see the
movements of the
. proviso nten. They
are hastening a most dangerous crisis.—
When it shall arrive the whole South must
he prepared to meet it. It can heat be
met under the lead of the patriot statesman
of the Great West, WDO STAN DS
PLEDGED TO VETO ANY ACTION
OF CONGRESS INTERFERING
WITH SLAVERY 1N Tim TERRI
TORIES. S IT WILL NOT DO
TO TRUST CONGRESS WITH A
SETTLEMENT OF THE WES
TION,I because there the South is in
a minority."
Gen. Scott and the Court of in
quiry.
The Washington Correspondent of the U. S.
Gazette, of July 15, says:—
"The charges preferred by Pillow Bemired Gen
Scott, were dismissed this morning by the War
Department, no thanks to their projector or to the
Administration by which he was backed. Before
this of Istep was takenain elks was made to place
Gen. Scott under obligation by having signified to
him a willingness to withdraw the charge if he de
sired it The old hero answered as became a sol
dier and a man, that he had come here to be tried,
and he was ready to face his accusers. When the
Administration found that he scorned their indul
gence, they endeavored to make a virtue of neces
sity by dismissing allegations which they well
knew never could be sustained. In fact, this whole
proceeding against Gen. Scott was an invention of
that despicable minion, Pillow, to break his own
fall, and to produce the impression upon the public
mind that there was another aide to the charges
upon which he had been arraigned, for attempting
to filch the laurels of his brother officers. Thus
has ended this last chapter of outrage, injustice
and ingratitude, to the gallant old soldier, whose
patriotic services have been rewarded by insult and
injury by the band of unprincipled partizans who
happen to be charged with the administration of
the Government."
RITCIIIII mays that Gen. Tartoa is a
"mystery."
Yes—no doubt he is a perfect "death. on the
pale horse," to the Locos. The Book of Revela
tions, however, will be opened on the 7th of No.
'ember next; and on the 4th of Much let them
repent for the vials of wrtath."—Ps. rikgrepli
®'The Lancador Examiner of Wednesday
lad says We have heard of s large number of
Democrats in this county—chidly in the lower
end—who intend supporting Mr. Van Buren in
ease an electoral ticket is got up for him in this
State. If such • tickst should be run It .would
probably receive several bunedred votes in this
county."
ffrepeaking of the Court Martial upon thu.
flown. the Richmond .Whig hold. the following
Jo* and Wrong language:
We believe there is not a man in this,
his native State, who does not feel a lively
interest in the glory of Winfield Scott.—
It is a part of our Elms property, and none
of on will see it tarnished without lifting
our voices against ;the moriligioas perpe.
tration. We all--• 11 Virginia.—we believe,
without a dissenting voice-believe hien to
I be not only, above reproabh, Int beyond
even the reach of suspicion. The day will
yet come, when he will triumph over all
the miserable efforts of such, wretches as
Pillow to blast hia hird minted lima."
OODErft LADY'S BOOK, for August, is
embellished, with four steel plate, engraving, at*
tan up hs 'sealant taste. The conuibutious are,
as mat, front the bast of our Mapaina writers,
and will compare with those of any wigwam in
the country. L. A. Masa, Publisher; 11$ Oho*
nut stwaa, Philadelphia. 10/1 per swam i Of two
sepias for 1111.
torn. always welcome fames of isivethling
Math We erevided outestatil up.r#lre pee red
tvt to-aq's pre,
ALTERED EMILY NOTIOL—TheIrE air
great Dumber, of altered Prnarlimaia
lief notes in circulating, altered hem sae ' s,
two's and five's. This is premed by pas
ting over the Agere•l' sad the ward roue '
the figure 's ' and the word ire. ' and se
withibe two ' s and is done in many mem
very Deady.
hfills atopped.—All the factories in
Ma
naynah, Pa., have stopped sad discharged
their hands. The result. we fear, will be
productive of serious results ; sae them
sand persons, men, women and children,
being thrown out of maple: meat_
ALIIIMIARLIC Co., Va., &Lamb 21,1847.
Mr. Seth W.Fowle,—Dear Sir ::-1 take
pleasure in stating to you my rcpt.:knee
in the use of Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry. 1 own amy valuable Depu girl
who was attacked with a difficulty of the
lungs. which brought her is appearance to
the brink of the grave. I commilsed some
of our best physicians, who pro oo soced
her ease inconaole, or that they could do
no more for her. I tried army remedies.
but none did any good. 1 saw sane ac
count of Mister's Balsam and thought I
would try it, but had little faith in it. I
procured a bottle, which was adminimered
according to directions, and I saw she be- hale" Piaui* purposes to accomplish, no
gan to mend ; and before the firm bottler d .? 11 "*" " bui ld up , nu eneWics to punish—
was gone she was up. I procured a ore- 1 4 " I MF T
mi d
think, „ cure d she d, or t o k that, sad pow she 6 . 11 i o a 'llE friends of TAYLOR, FILL:
MORE, &
MIDDLEBW R'r H,
o nearly so. She anemia
f t ro o h 6 er h d er it . ily s la .b or ia nd r ! h b ea lEn ripp r com oo plemie
are rallrutaied roagmambleitrgenerat Coun
t' tr Meeting at the Court-house, in the Bor
-o:7Tor sale by SAMUEL H. BU EH- emetiyehurg, un
LER, only Agent for Gettysburg.
July 21, 11848.-2 t 1 Monday the 21st day of Au-
I gust next,
! at 7i o'clock P. Mt to adopt such mea
sures as may be proper to Beeves for our
candidates the hearty and united support
of all who oppose the present National
Administration. Also to select delegates
to represent this county in the /Nate Con
vention, to nominate a candidate for (Joy.
DIED,
On Mondry butt, alter a long Mires. Mr. Ism
M'Cosu, of this bosoegle, aged 643 yawl mentihei
and ST days.
On the Bth inst. Mr. Joa• Besestre. el em. ,
bedew! township, in the 954.6 year of hr, arpc.
In Chanabershurg. on the 7th ire-, sere weldrs
iy, of drum of the heart 31i. Jaen Re
in the 59th year of his age.
Let the County that is “alreays first"
m maintaining the credit of the Bode
-
LETTERS Testamentary on the En-, hat agid de alvr eo lli firm w trua tieW to the ha t ive la y lf o i f n P l the itie tti a )!
tote of DANWL . twee.
proaching
canvass. Let air tried eons
late ofd teabantownshlP- dee'de ki'meg' meet in conned, and denounce the men
grante to the subscribers, notice lei hesrby that have
given to all who are indebted to said Es- trust
coaatot "V ad : d '" the Zi a. ;7' = eve lm ly
late, to make payment without debt, and involved our common country in ail the
to those having claims to present the same. ,
eras
which w it,.
the
train
of an
mos..
properly authenticated, for settlement. „ awe
war. """'
The fir.t nanwell Eseelsor maim es tie
Let ALL who &sire a. CHANGE ire
townihip. the how in Smilax-
GEORGE DEARIMEFF. the administration of the Government.
SAHL LL LUNGE\ LCKEIL
come ing and join the hosts that arty mar-
E war ._ shalluig themselves for signory under the
d .. banner of the gallant old General. who
(0'
E The Rooks and Asasesehe sin
.. k NErElts. “
hanthi of Darixt. , ...NEVER nivel
July 21, 11348.-61.
NOTICE.
PUBLIC SALE.
BY virtue of two colors of Sale. puss
ed by the Honorable Joshua Da
one of the Justices of the Orphans Coon
of Frederick County, the. understrand. as.
Trustees of Otho G. Ent. and as Trustees'
of Jacob !lane. applica ots for the benefit
of the Insolvent ( t aws of Maryland. will
sell at Public Sa!e,
On Tuesday the f• day of .largrat.
1848, at 19 o clock. a. a.. at the shop ui
Ent and Haar. in Eretkriek. the &Whining
valuable property. AU that
LOT OE GROFND.
situated on Marketstrert, Fnederiel. (mus
ing on said street, sit -4wo feet more or
less, and mining hack, one hundred and
eighty-two feet more or less. it bets. t'sr
same lot heretofore moseyed by John Rt.-
ney and Wde to the saul thho G._ Ent and
Jamb D. Mine. as prtnersureler the name
of Ent and flame. Irron this Lit ',cirri-l
ed a TWO STORY BRIUK
Coach Factory,
and haek htadding. The buildisse " •
is nearly new and is is complete onlev. and
one of the best stands foe the bustiaess to
the town.
At the same time and pbcr, we will of
fer for sale a great variety of
Mu/triads wood Teas,
pertaining to the orcopation of Coach
makers as follows-2 lots poplar Boards,
2i pair of Sprints.. 6 sets of A:kw. sides
enameled Leath ' er.4 sides Patent Leather.
Lamp Black, Lot of Paints and Varnish.
1 Lot of Hubs, 1 Lot of Gum Wood. Oil
and Turpentine, 5 side* of top Lea:her.
Lot of Coach Lace, SpArs, Hickory and
Ash Plank, lot of Sale Trees. Lot of Iron,
Lot of Stone Coal, 7 sets of Wheels, box
of Coach Glass, 3 sets of Bow*, Lot of
Coach Castings, 4 sets new Harlieso, 3
sets old Harness, 7 sets of Wheels, 8
Carriage parts, 3 sets of bent Wines for
Wheels, 12 sets of hob Bands. 7 pair of
Lamps, 8 pair Door Handles, Coact and
Harness Trimmings, Lot of old Wheels,
1 Horse Power Sawing Machine, 1 Sleigh.
complete, 1 Sleigh without body; 1 one
horse Carriage, nearly finished; 1 single ,
and 1 double seat Rockaway Carriage,
finished ; 1 Rockaway body,finkhed ; the
wood work of six one-bone Carriages,
7 Buggy bodies, 1 Rockaway body, finish
ed ; 4 second-hand Barmaches, 2 second
hand Carriages, for two horses ; 1 second
hand Buggy.; 1 square Waggon, complete;
4 Stoves, 2 Desks, and all the tools per
taining to the business of 'Coach Makers,
mud a variety of tither articles and mate
rials.
Ana—Thounarnigissd wi ea the isieerikg
pro=y, at the ruse pick, es septa* poverty
d• G. Bair, viz.: 1 Cloch,l Coale' game,
Parlor Moire, 3 Hap, 1 Cow, 1 Washolea.
As.ao—At the residasaradiAces IR ilAsa iw , -
itiediately abet lie oak afthw Arm newiinwi r .-
party, dr walmigwei wawa, at Pailiceaha
following property, ibil'oupwrate auk aim* A
Haw, I das. caw seat Cisiet 2 Cowl Irlhlak 1
saw Carpet, 1 tka. comma CIWW; 2 Tab% 1
Hathaway Cooking In a% 2 aaa aiww firofts,2
Bag Caltpla $ Wad Steak 1 Wmalrole, 1
Desk, 4 11qp, 1 Bash 9wat. aflrikelwat Taw
niture.
The Trustees yr. emedeireil bank sad still
have *nautili* by die illy aria, Noma et due
Belt%and Corky"
ed dale r ent:via b j die abet oldie
hides id the pilleuri Cease—As In dee Zed
Eitaw—eienelltied die pourbete asorary no lbe
paid ea tae itry elflida,dhenomindimiieneapd
anima 14700.10 hem the day elinkr b beelang
id by tba oda et the warm vela oppshay
seensity, beer* innand fries deg etinie.
• - ••Ae to the Penned Peepeety—A.ll nog main
tea dollars ere, dr to leis add egimenis--•
credit dein neentbe wade &de. The prockwer
giving ere yr4h eggavieni ascrisity.briimi irks
int from day et
N.se be eenetieed mob Tan we
coca y .
WILLI/tab MIA
WI& J. lOW.
0..... Keennen.duriorrea. Thom,
• * Mahn
ee given lb the Ctediests at Eat t Niue. ma
Ito wpm*, enders elllthe 6. Zoe sad a/
heett A new he as Ihehrelleies met.
.Pareette
EM
le the Goa of Phi &
Ihute,thlto G. mil hush D. an ow
quieted to *Jut laseirete w m g es.
1113C11.
WM.J. DOOM
isdy 91, 1948—M (I • Threw*
DAJLTINORE 1114111 LET.
111111 TIM • ALTI I IOIIIOII SUN flr wirntafte,r.
FLotlit—The door market irteriell odes a
mune Sew MAL Hormel street brim& at *5 22,
lame 2,161102 art $5 ea—no pricia.“4.. The
sareiggertal reapply are light. City Mins la had at
$5 75. ealm at Cons meal at VI 271 k• $2 Wi
ly. dent $$ 22 -
GRAM-211upply all kindi of Grain light,
aril pines Ina. Saks at good to platelet, When.
at *1 15 a*l 10, sad whirk. at 1$ n*l fiL4.
White Cant 43 a 44 eti. I • yellow 48 a 41). Oats
xj-k is expected that the meeting
be xikhresed by several popular apelike'',
from other cotuuies.
A. R. Pricif !CUM.
11. F. O.k.RDODIR;
WM.. I). LllMiktk
D. ILORNFA.
D. IA ELL IN GYM,.
D. A. DIAIIti.E.W.
GEORG?... A )6:1 3 4/I.D.
Cuunty.Wontinsttiv,
Jay 17, PHA:
WAR AIRAVAkisot
CLOCKS, WITCHES, AND
JEWLLRY.
•11111 F. stshocriber tenders his ack
01 eAlgesoents to his friends autl the pub
lic. or the Iltheral patronage hitherto extend
ed to him. and respectfully informs them ,
that he Inas jost received from the city a
new .asionnaent or •
11•_...411-111111C 9
OF ~ ALL KINILNALIIO.
U VA7 lt 1J 1 78
!MA as Ring. Breastpins, Ear Rings.
Wats-h-4-hauss, Watch-keys, Guards, &c.,
&c. Also
P E T./ CLL .
and tidaitacs of an kinds and qualities--011l
of which win tie sold low.
CJJK•KB& WATCHES repair
ed. as usual. at the shortest notice.
Establishment in Chamhersborg et.
neat door a" 8. H. Brignann's look and
Dreg &ore.
- ALEXANDER F RAZER
Gettysburg July 21. 2848.
11.77.11 34-1
V N pursuance of sundry writs of l'en
ditioni and alias Venditioni ripeness..
Wand out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Adams County. Pennsylvania. and to
me directed. will be exposed to pub!ie sale
on Saturday the 19th day of lingua next,
at 1 o'clock. P. M.. at the Conn-louse in
the Borough of Gettysburg, the following
Real Estate. to wit :
A Tract of Land,
titanic in Haniiitonban and Liberty town
ships, Adams counny. Pa. containing
'2OO 4CRE B ,
more or' less. on which are erected a
grit TWO STORY
DWELLING HOUSE,
(part log aad part atooe,) a
GRIST 11111.4
with two pairs of Burrs, and one.plif 01
Oman, Stone. a SAW MILL, stone
BANK . BARN. Wagon Shed, Corn Crib.
and other outbuildings. Also • Tenant
Hesse, a well of Water near the door, and
a variety of Fruit Trees upon the promi
ses. Said property is situate os Middle
meek adjusting lands of Jacob 'Weldy.
Joke Eiker; Wm. Loudon. and
e Abto,
A TRAM OP
..
- . Mountion Laud, i
ameauthe i 100 Jerts,
mass or kiss, adjoatueg beds of John Mos
admart„ Robert Ilistantoos, and others.
SeMed and takes into execution as the
Emma of Maros NEWMAN, demised, at
des time oil his decease, with nodes le trio
doors. hake, and terre-tenants. •
-A L N
A Lot of Ground,
situate is the Borough of filettibit. hi
Wan Chamberehurg street, Id Wes lota
of John B. Wilbeetwa, es the inn, and
alley as the North, Ott whWi ete medal •
TWO WORT
W E
uonLLsuING earls
- ,
and Beek Building. s deOlde fusee me
may SHOP. frame Stable, with a well of
waxer wa the premises. Seized argil taken
Sao issisadail as the Einme of Jahn Jen
his&
'arrives," Pendseisi Piers} at Siterira
sok win have to pay tot par trot. et tbi porcbam
amooty oft dos dop of dodo.
ILENJA.MiIa SCWVER, albenAL.
alwoilre Orme. Oreplene,
July 11.1048.--41.
amain% F/022011119
'worms- is busby given to all Legs
tees and other persona concerned,
that the .4.DMINISTR.47'ION .40-
COUNTS of the deceased pertions herein
afteimentioned will be present*" at theOr
phins' Court of Adams coun for confir
mation and allowance, on Monday the
21st day of August next, our r
The first and final'aemnint of Jacob Co
ver, Egscutor of the, itiat.orill and testament
of of Nancy Rhea, deceatio‘ ,
The first and fituil account of Robert
Galbreath and Water Galbreath, Execrators
of the but will and testament of Mary Gal
breath, deceased.
The account .or .John Elder and John
Feity, Adiumistratom of the. estate of
Frederick W, Koehler, deceased.
The first account of John Boyer, Exec
utor of the last will and testament of Mar
lin Boyer, decesiod.
..The Ors_t , arid 'final account of George
minnich, gzet4 of the last will and tea
went of Michael Minnieh, deceased.
The first and final account of Adam J.
Walter, Administrator, with the will an.
nexed; of Catharine Walter, deceased.
The first account of Jacob G. Walter,
Administrator de bouts non of the estate of
Hoary Walter, deceased.
'Flub first and final account of Frederick
G. Hoffman, Administrator of the estate
of George Shultz. deceased.
The firstaccou nt of Hugh F. M' angh y,
Administrator of the estate or James M'-
(isugliy. deceased.
The second and final account of Alex
ander Cobeen, acting Executor of the last
will and testament of William Cobean, sen.
deceased.
ROBERT COBEAN, Rtgister
Register's Office, Gettysburg.
July 21, 1848.
To the honorable the Judges of the
Court of Quarter Sessions of ,fidams
County.
11'111E petition of the subscriber, Wit. S.
JR , Commur, respectfully represents,
that he now occupies, as a Tavern and
house of entertainment, the house in East
Berlin, lately occupied by George Bcntzcl,
who Was by this honorable Court licensed
to keep the same, at April Term, 1848,
bet who has shoe removed therefrom. af
ter first leasing the same to the petitioner.
Your petitioner therefore prays your hon
ors to grant him a license to keep the hohse
above named, for such term as the said
George Bentzel was licensed to keep the
lame. And he will pray, &e.
WM. S. COCIIRAN
E the undersigned, citizens of Haft
-
ilton township, being personally
'acquainted with WlLLiam tit. COCHRAN,
the above named petitioner, and also hav
ing a knowledge of the house for which
the license is prayed, do hereby certify
that such house is necessary to accornmo
qlnte the public, and entertain strangers
and travellers, that he is a person of good
Teputnifor honesty and temperance, and
shat he is well provided with house room
and conveaiencee for the lodging and ar
rows/Wane' of strangers and travellers.
We, therefore, beg leave to recommend
him for a licease, agreeably to his petition.
`David Mellinger, Junes Clarke,
(Iw. Daniel Binder,
.1. D. Aulabaugh, Deo. Bentsel
Ahasuertio K. Stoma., Dim Wolf,
David Bollinger, -
Robert M. ilutehioson
Jen*, Myers,
•Lesr is H. Rsher,
Jacob Dudley,
July 21, -1848.-31.
Harvest Bowe Temperance Mass
MEETING.
WTI fin. will be a Harvest Home Oath
-K ering vs( the friends of Temperance,
in the Hanterstown Church, on
SATURDAY THE 12TH DAY OF AI
GEST NEXT,
at which all the friends of the cause are
invited to be present- It is hoped that all
the local societies of the County will, as
early as possible, adopt measures to be re
presented by full delegations.
The Sec.rstaries of the several Tempe
rance Associations are requested to furnish
the delegate* with the usual statisties in
regard to the progress of the cause in their
several districts, with such other informa
tion as may interesting to the Convention.
11- - 7" It is earnestly desired that the
friends of Temperance generally make
arrangements to be present, and at an ear
ly hour. The Convention will organize
at 10 o'clock, A. M. Interesting Addres
ses may be expected from several gentle
men secured for the occasion.
A. K. Mynas, JACOB WRLTY,
AARON WATSON, E. W. STARILEg
D. A. BRENLER, JOHN NRCLT,
JOHN F. FKLtV, M. L. &ova*,
'CEO. HAGERNAN, JOHN DICKSON,
WM. W. PAXTON. DAVID M. MYNAS
Co►Nmiliee of dirrangement
July 21, 1848.
IN compliance with the reiterated solid
unions of the inhabitants of Conewa
r , dame coun ty, Pennsylvania, the“La
did' of Sacred Heart" have resolved to re
solved to reopen their Establishment a
1111therrystow a.
TBRMS.
beard sod Taidoo, psi town, 526 00
4 00
a
4
3 00 inflei nessDostor's and Melleiss, oo
Each pupil will pay $5 at entrance, for
tree of bled, writing' desk, le..iftc.
The ladies - will be prepared to open the
Scholastic year on the let Monday of Sep.
'ember, 1548.
July $l, 1848.—lit
- "--r
rtht i bBAtS 4111 be' received mi l itia
• s flai'day V Argot nail, for eehtig ,
g e Met 'Milt" - rpicopal chnrch,"ilf
Gettysburg,. by extending ft tcl'the itreet,
and Making - it basement MO/. The , plan
0 0 11 4 earl( by mdling on; the
Committee between ir tbta and the day of
letting.
THOMAS` WARREN,
JOHN JENRINS,
E. HAN/MAY..
C. w..worrmAN,
'W. W. PARTON.
Conauttee.
lull 21, 18411.—L•td
WASHINGTON 8010104
HiLMUSAtIRO, PA.
Popular House has ticently tin.
, de one a thorough reptar t andlieen
furnished - with entire neteflanittaa. of the
beet quality. Mahone of the togislatunr
and others ' viviting the meat of Govern •
meet, will Hod it a very desirabteelopping
place. • •
rr Charges moderate':
WM'. T. UNPERS, Arai,
liarrisbarg, lay 11140.-.-00
.DenkesUe Isdaistry Is tie Wealth
of Nalloosd
Fresh Assortment of
NATI.
anbseriSer has a good assortmeni
ji of FASHIONABLE HATS, which
he is prepared to sell at to I /otorrthan
heretofire, and mien Loynd than they are
regularly retailed at in the aides.
A good fur Hat, warninard,
Fine Silk, do. fur body,
Fine Nutria., do,
Fine Mooterey,
Russia, do.
Moleskin, extra qasdity, 112 60 to 400
• Fine Russia Hats. and other kinds tow.
The public are invited to call and satisfy
themselves. •
7"Tuatts CASKs and onl y
_ one pries
8. 8. NITREARY.
Gettysburg, July 14, 1848.—tf
The Pamphlet Lawsi t
PASSED at the last session of the Le.
islature of Pennsylvania, have been
received at this office, and are ready for dis
tribution to those authorized to receive
them.
A. B. KURTZ, Proth'y.
Prolhonotery's Office, Oe'Vebt ll l3,
July 21. 1848.—al
PROTHONOTARY.
To the Independent Voters of Adams Co.
LELLOIV CITIZENS :—At the ur
gent solicitation of numerous friends. I
am induced to offer myself to your consid
ration as an Independent Candidate for
the office of'
Pito7lloXolrelli
at the ensuing October election. Should
I be so fortunate as to receive a majority of
your suffrages, and be elected, I pledge
my strongest endeavors to discharge the
duties of the office in a manner entirely
satisfactory to all.
WILLIAM HARLAN.
Menallen township. July 21.—te
REGISTER AND RECORDER,
To the Free and Independent Voter, of
Adams County.
AT the earnest solicitation of many
friends, I am induced to offer my
self as an Independent candidate for RE
GISTER & RECORDER of Adams
county. Should I be elected, I shall feel
under many obligainna to the public, and
shall endeavor to discharge the duties of
the office to the best of my ability.
WM. V. WALTER
Straban tp., April 7, 1848—tf
SHERIFTJLTI•I
FELLOW C ITIZENS :-At the earnest so
licitation ofa number of my friends, I of
fer myself as an INDEPEN DENT CAN
DIDATE for the office of Sheriff of Ad
ams County, and respectfully solicit your
suffrages. Should Ibe elected, I pledge
any best efforts to the discharge of the du
ties of the office. JONAS ROTH.
Menallen township, June U, 1848
SHIMIFFALTY.
To the 11-ee Will of the Independent !to
urs of .4clarna County.
ELLOW CITIZENS :—I respect
fullyr propose myself to your consid
eration as an independent Candidate for
the Office of SHERIFF at the next gene
ral election, in October next. ...Should I be
so fortunate as to obtain a majority of your
suffrages, I pledge myself to discharge the
duties of said office with promptness, and
to the best of my ability.
JACOB IVINTERODE
Germany tp. June 16, 18.18.—te
BIER I.I'I I ALT Y.
FELLOW CITIZENS :—Encouraged by
numerous friends. I hereby announce my
self a candidate for the Sheriffalty at the
ensuing election. pledging myself, if elect•
etl, to discharge the duties incumbent to the
best of my judgement and ability.
- WILLIAM IYCKES
Reading township, June 9, 1848.—te
AUDITORS NOTICE.
' 'HE subscriber, hatin2 been Appointed
11 by the Court of Coin iii ilt Pleas of
Adonis en. Auditor to distribute t!te balance
reported on the account OUNO.DEARDORFY •
Assignee of JACOB 11. HARTMAN, to and a
mong the creditors of said Hartman, here
by gives notice that he will sit fur that
purpose at the Register's office, in Gettys
burg, on Thursday the 111th day of Sa
gan next, at 10 o'clock, A. X., of which
all persons interested willplease take no
tice. Wll4. S. HAMILTON,
July 14, 1848.-31 Auditor.
OBSTRUCTIONS OF THE LIVER, HMI.
OLTS COMPLAINTS, DR. HALSEY'S GOLD
AND SILVER PILLS.—Out of the "thousand
and one" disorders which are the means of hur
rying mankind to their final doom; more than
one-half arise from obstructions in the liver.—
This important organ, when in a healthy condi
tion, secretes the bile and blood, but, if unfit to
perform its proper (unctions, excess of bilious
matter accumulates—the worn out principle of
the blood continues in the circulation, and like a
slow but malignant poison, diffuses itself through.
out the whole system, finally giving rise to some
dreadful malady. It may break out in the form
of some dangerous Fever or Liver Complaint,
Jaundice, or Rheumatism. or Scrofula, or some
prevailing epidemic i in fine, a rubrbid state of
the liver. stomach, and bowels, is the great cause
width predisposes the system to every class of
disease.
IRstaxia liit , LD LSD SWIM PILLS are
kaown to be the most excellent remedy in the
world to bring the liver to the performance of
its proper functions, and to cleanse from the sto
mach and bowels all viscid and putrid matter.—
Were by. Halsey's always resorted towlen symp
toms of sickness, or excess of bile are apprehend.
,04, a vast amount of suffering would be prevent
-4.lnd many lives saved, who otherwise from
the use of bad, medicines, would go prematurely
ft; the grave.
As there ere Many bad pills in market, the puts•
lie should bear in mind that unless Dr. Hussy's
name is on the label of each box, they cannot be
genuies,mulflu4 they am,only for sale by die ap.,
pointed agent, SA - MI: a: lIIIEHLER, in
Gettyihurg, and at Dr. Halsey's office, No. 2
Cattrthindt 'Street; New York. Price. only i 5
Cents per box, containing both the Gold and 811.
Pills,
June ,
30 I84&-2m
,
pait owE
Pk AND SILVER
'PEN
OILS, (best quality) ,card Cases,
jinteed` Printing Cards. Fancy Note
Paper; Envelopes, Motto Wafers,. Fancy
e 4 aliao Wax. Letter Stamps. &c., for sale
by S. 11. BUEHLER.
December 10:
good second hand . , •
4 5ARRiAGE, nerd ,
y repaired, ~,„„:11: ;
and Harness, for elle cheap. tar • its.
Me Country Produce will be Wien in ex.
change.. Apply to
G. E. BUEHLER.
BURNT OUT,
BUT AT IT AGAIN!:
PMMTMIL
HE subscriber Oakes dins saeand se' L
T
informing his friends andtherdirses
that he is now located in the Alley between t WESIMIN NEW TORY
North Washington sad Corfssicalleallgill- coLLEGE, OF HEALTH
medialaly in the rear of D. Illiditmers:, iorr moil amt. issiik R.
y .
Store, where be will be a rpsired„ as bezel
G_ C.. VAUHNS teeetableLidientsir
tam, to do all kinds
M I L ihnsa a ealebented inedieine Which
Coach, Cloth, k Sign
MD
Painting.. kos mole
ICPCARRIAGE REPAIRING asses I G m" a11".. /31 DISEASOI•
sir iseineeil dos seetion. The
at short nonce* and on reasonable ammo , i. bwons eta. alhistia nest wish sass
for which Country Produce will be lam sestimil seder Grails mss, we have only to
The subscriber is th ankful for pass fa- say is is foriiseste in die U. Mates and Can
tors, sod Hopes by attention to lowsiams. taw w USE Is tilitailiwkid
and a desire to please, to merit and se.. MEDICAL IPRACTITIONENS
bigh prenwrissal fasseng„ atm snake a gen.
ccise a continuums of pribrr-joic. esl se et it is their practis sin the following
J- 0 - F b.
REY- Ifie.r.:
Gettysburg, .ray 8.--11
*1 00
$ 00
3 00
1 00
$ 00
DROPSY, GRAVEL,
and Gomm of she Uniory Orgasm !Piles and all
3110111q1Eit TELT 01,-muip,., dawn at die Moo& dimmgemelts of the Liver,
Am. art sapwood Gomm* Odle nystem. It is
--
rrHE subscriber tenders his admirer'. Pimindi'dir l'etw 6 swad"' I'M ‘4lO contemplate
de ow ed dos as lotto desire information
lia- edgments to the public for the liberal - i _
seigeenag ....
and steady patronage with which he Ms WILL OBTAIN A PAMPHLET
been favored for a series of years. sad re- ' et i 2 pia-s t , wirch Agents whole mies are below
specifully announces that be Isis jest re- will eleilly pee away- This book treats upon
ceived, at his old established stand is , tar "Mod of clomait . • die Peculiar Pro.
c hatak,,,,„,.6,„,.. sheet , a large sad h ash proverinf die anode. awl ales die disarm it
.'''''''.. Bl.7 .s PPl7Y or i i a t hm apar hann iamia aidi t.d tar umur oa d i th" lam i7 d r ed. HY albd o Eg ver mPe io
DRUGS 16 MEDICINES, paerastesems.7 6susi die hardiest qsartvra will
lir
t ie lII VAMIEW PLACES AND DATES
lizaaSitiouiarsammo o
Paiats,Varnish, Dyestuffs r.6.1....k...a....t.by arly one interested. and
and every variety of articles osedly IPON4 die Pai r e Ira sag. "' 11.41 i ll ' ldel ' am "" ti°lll '
in a Drug store, to which be insists tier ID-
ASC rilindig. THE PAMPHLET,
attention of the public, with anuresis& than ' me so adseroodi gowilibst Mesmer bees seen-The
they will be furnished at the meet leases- 'essiesis ed de poser of dos medicine over all
able prices. ; hose. is goousared by Fences of well knows
1 !ratan in matiry.
Pit se in IMP es_ mai 12 in bottles. Price 02
tern is m,lll 6.12 as., the larger being the
i cbangass. Emmy Ueda boo
PUBLIC SALE. t VAUGHN"
; writes on die desesetieso, Abe. See pasyblet, p•
----
I zs. Poepooll by Dr_ C_ C. %Nogba, and sold at
IN pursuance of an Order grassed by rim ~,,s pa mike. is , maw seed , Ba r ak, N. Y.
the Orphans' Court of Adams courrly. mon iirrosuilts sear oldie snide seetcsiviut
the subscriber, Administrator of the F.sasse , LIS Nam New Test, sad miser of Ewes and
of jomig WB RThi i. b i l e o f judi mon , lawn-! wmaimipins.ssiew, Mims. and by all Druggists
ship, Adams county. Pa., will expose se , duluoilimall Ibis uswedi7 and esesda
e_rAmiewss—S. It BUEHLER Gettysburg;
Public Sale, on Saturday th e 2114411 dog ei
JAMB MARTLW. Non Orikvid , WM. WOLF ,
S next. at 1 o'clock, P. M., a Ewa Oulmi, W.W. BERLIN, them er ;JOSEPH
Tract of Land containing 2 A- t 11 ^ 11"11Y- Albstl44l. "
[ Mardi .11,. 11141...-11 y
cres, more or less,
situate in said township, and adjoining
lands of Alfred Miller, Nathan Smith, Pe-
8. 11. BUEHLER-
Gettysburg, Jinn 2, 1848.
ter Myers, and others, on which are erect-
ed a I story LOG HOUSE and a
log Stable. The land is cleared, sad.M.
[ENT OF
New and Fashionable Goods,
Mikis be will sell
CIIEIPER TRAN EVER,
so a eestaisty. This he will prove to the
MasaWarr. satisfactios of any who may call.
Gettysburg, April 7. 18101—
T"E"undersi g ned, Trustee of Preis
SH ANE Ir ELTER, UlldeT Deed of Trust, r
THE CHEAP BOOK STORE.
will expose at Public Vendue, on
1 - 33 aracar ilassicsi, -
Thursday, the 3d ((Sage° tin=t. i saw s !, irseesßerse- -
at the residence of said Peter Shanefther. I siw jr, ww‘ m,, \ •
in Mountpleasant township, Adams emus-, iwra 41 .
I t, ow •
iv, the following personal property, six at . sixes
One Wagon, Horse Gears, A LARGE asesottment always on hand,
Winnowing Mill. Hay Ladders, Forts.' and for sale. wholesale or retail, at
Wheat, Rye and Oats by the bushel, Hat, lava laracce- AU sew Beam received as
by the ton, Hoes and Shoats, and a Taste- soma as peilliferbed. Blank Books of every
ty of Farmingutensils not specified. Also.' Laid mailers order- Country dealers fur
wished at a liberal sisicannt.
Household. k Kitchen Farnham,
pusuomp:
such as Beds and Bedding. Tables and Tik. L im aii p a, b y the B„,„„„,„,
Chairs, 1 Stove, Bureaus. Kitchen Cop- Eaman g , temaiwal by May Hewitt, I volume
board, Iron Pots and Kettles, with a Mar
variety of other articles too numerous as sit Sect.
mention.
Tit bream Capital eQat.. tw9sr , boeta.
Axso,—.lt the same time and parr,. Wb., a. many asul Asearaa girt married, 121 eta.
HE WILL OF FEE A CERTAIN tihradiasra. Gatilefa, WI National Mart:Wm.
Dram Rini" . ilLeweira, "23 es. each-
TRAICT OF L. 7 Jiro, , Thrr 46 „.. G .„ 41 ,„ 2 pet., 542
eta
on which the said Peter Shanek4ter resides, WaAesit t g ileigla k a osset Udi
in Mounplessant township and meaty Ellen . * Comae Wadi& 23 eta _
aforesaid, adjoining lands of John Law -. brira,"l" I rlietak!lab -11 e mir. _
Fence, John Smith, Daniel Kohler and Lit- II " Wine * Za
tle Conowago Creek, containing All new hooks received as soon as pub
-32 3 ash seal st starch be. than the
ACRES pores. Bemember, the place to buy
neat measure of land. The inaprortanents Books of ALL KINDS CHEAP, is oppo
tourist oh a rise the Bask.. KELLER KURTZ.
"A r
'7'' ha " it•sia dt .
St K. K-•beimif definoas a returning
:1011DI i ' 9
_ Log Barn, Stable, and other his siserne and hearty dunks to the ladies,
sad wham or
and
out-buildings, with a never-failing monsig Alas for the d — ;;;; ne 'e r
in
of water near the door. The said land is which i i - e";; come forward and we'.
laid off into suitable fields and has all been
trosseg him, and far the unprecedented p
lotted ; there are also about 1 or 5 acres
try ma nmensta Weir 'lamas. a
of good TLMBER. and 3 acres of excellent
this melon= of expressing his grati-
Meadow—the whole is a most desirable aasilibe their firers car doe pass year,
and
residence. Any person desirous of par
hopes ha media eostiamastoe of the very
chasing can call upon Peter Shausefeltier, moral rosweage
aim* bestowed.
who will show the same.
June 33 „ It
Terms made known on the day of sale. I
PETER SMITH.
Trustee of Peter Shancidter.
June 30, 1848.—ts
SHERIFF'S SALL
has a good Spring on it.
JOHN WOLFORD, Adair:
By the Court—Wm. S. 11*xl LTII3, Clerk-
June 23, 1848.—ts
IN _ pursuance of a writ of Inelftiani
Exponae, issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Adams county. Perin
sylvania, and to me directed, will be ez-1
posed to public sale on
Saturday the sth of "fu g ue nod,
(1848,) at 1 o'clock P. M., on the preen
ißes, about 2k miles below New Oxford,
and in the vicinity of Henry Gitt's Tav
ern, in Hamilton township,
A TRACT OF PATENTED
Ilre ell A' NI,
Containing 108 Acres,
mare or lees, adjoing lands of John Dietz.
Samuel Wiest. John. Wolf and others, an
which are erected a
I.IU i i Stoin Lou
Dwell* Hone.
and Citohen. a le Starr. Moue Teams
and Spring-hone. Drag Frame Doss,'
Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, and other sue.'
buildings.
(10 - The whole Farm bas been well
limed, and is under good hare- It is ilird
vided into about 16 acres of Mossiwn. 8
acres of Timber, and the residuals a goad )
state of cultivation. It basemelon
4, Orchard .
of Apple and Flack Isar the
dwelling., and ia weft "awed am Tun valuirr ny rroa
with spnngs and streams, and is. is Int.l
one of the most desirable hide Fans s 4 In Bahama SUN , . Gettysburg,
the County. gelled and takes is ens-CAN he Parthee4 as cheap as may
Lion as the Estate of Deem Hamm. he eltreased. theld Read ikeieules
III:rlf this property is not sold ow. the zed Beads and Claws, Purse
day above stated, it will be Wendel Ober. rThiss TO& deoi Chris,, Flew
ie. Bile on m e mg d ay ej r as. Coeds. sassed mod Wormed Pattern.
diu g ust, 11348, at the ,oeit4seese hi die ( Ned Calle ! Mk Ceama. Lilly
Borough of Hallberg. along with crater WI. =-• lbw OIL Head Dresses,
thee and there lo'ber eta .Teeil Hanka and Eyes, Bed,
fiIENJAMiN SCHRIVEL Slassfi: 'Lai* wad Corpse together together with an
shears cnsce, Caiplaam.l_ nanasonaut et JEWELKY. ' 1
jr u ly 7, me. 5 - r "• April 7.11148 —4l"
.... .
IHILLAL:OIIIkTINILINIP
or VANIOVIt MOS
FOR B.4LE dr TRIS 01110 E.
-.., 123,,x61.424/3
sy
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
hICHICIE has just recanted front the city
''`• of Pholadellpkia, with as
BOOKS & STATIONERY
S. D. KEHLER .
yff AS just maia ed. in addition to his
a Ismer large assek a largely increas
ed arourumeat .
elliersind. nod ,
celannieur
11 INNS) sr.
andleariag almast
ritzy variety of Stand
ard and Papahr Literature ; also,
nine Stationery
OA Ueda. GOLD PENS. Pencils. Vis
in and Wiwi* Cards. Carol Cases,lnk
-41.c. are.. all air which will, as usual,
be WWI 'TAT THE LOWEST PRI
CE&
crummy...mg have been mask. by
vrlieli asydin art iseistled in bitrassort
nest Irali he pniespily stdered frost the
Cities.
Gelllidlisl. Jose!. 1848.
MOW
CIF Gs very best quality, and different
, trite
ems be had, at all times, at
WEAVER'S Gmieetimeary is Chambers
buqg sante.- litmasTsrs awl Parties will be
ISiumpriel arida soy desired quantity. at the
sbammesseise. CAKES sad CONFEC
TIONS d all kids always as hand, and
mil be funeisied se swim is meastmable
seams.
Campion, .lisly 23.-4
(II AP LETTER PAPER, of booed
) fil groolioy' , for yak at
Aprd 7.--of J. L. SCWCK'B.
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY
411.11C1,11XE 6110 P.
rir HE subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally
that he still continnee to carry on the
FOUNDRY BUSINESS, in all its branch
es, at his old establishment, in the Western
parte( Gettysburg. where he has constantly
en hand all sorts of
ni4gbabOWNQIIIN 9
such as Kettles„ Pots, Ovewse Shads,
Fans, Griddles, 'Ace., of all visas ; also,
STOVES of every vise and variety, inclu
ding Common, Pariorotir-tight and Cook
ing theta the far-famed
liathawaya. • •
To Farmers he would say, `he has On
hae an exeelleukassurtmeat of
ThresAim* May Mitch '
Hovey's celebrated Straweniters. the reL
nowned Beyler Plows &leo Wootleoekl
and Wjjherow's ; also Points, Cutters,
Shares. ote.
DIA CKSMITHING is carried OP in
its different branches, by the best of work
men.
LThe subscriber has alsoipfit4tl a
BOOT & siidig • .
Shop in the South end .ot the
Froundry Building, where, withgood work
men and eicellent •materials, the neatest
fits and best work will be made. gr:rlaa.
dies will be waited on'at theirvesidenac ,
AU of the above mentioned articles will
be furnished u cheap, for Cash or couauy
Produce. as they can be had any where
else. All orders will be promptly suet&
ed to.
lEPltepairing, of all kinds, done at the
shortss inutice,
T. WARREN.
Gettysburg, May 6. 1848.
TRIU#PHANT SUCCESS OF
ROBS'S 13X.PEOTORANT.
F IC/I,March tl, 1848.
Mr. Jas. F. Rosa.
Dear Sir :—Your Expectorant is daily gaining
popularity, If concenient,..l wish you-Upend
me up a box by Mr. Quinn, on Monday, as the
lut bottle bas been disposed of. Do not forgot,
if you are going to send any more, you cart do
so by the burthen train, but do not fail to fiend
me one box by the Monday afternoon train,
Yours, he.,
*GI.:OAL WISONO
The above is an extract from a letter from the
agent at Frederick, and hilly shows the high es•
timation in which it is held in that section of
the country. Letters from all paitiot the coun
try give the most-gratifying--eeeriontirte.
(vas. The trial of • single bottle will convince
the most sceptical of its efficacy in coughs and
colds, the forerunners of that fatal diastase Cox•
IItY X rrzon I
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
Tam Gamma ham the words "Rods Ripe..
torard—rdiprorrd—Robimore, Mel." blown in, the
glass, and the initials "J. F. R." stamped 'on the
seal. 'Esidik bottle bereathir - Will be, enveloped in
A New W , printed from a copper-plate
engraved expressly for the proprietor, on which
will appear the proprietor's signature, without
which it is counterfeit.
Prepared and sold by JAS. F. ROSS,
Druggist, Baltimore Md
For sale by B. H. BUEHLER, Gettysburg,
Dr. W. R. STEW IRT, Petersburg, (V. 5 .) and
Gen. W.Hee y. FaOr6Au4SACLA4—seaU per
bottle.
July 7,1848-1 y
q tl 17
Mothers, Read this attentively
UTDR. KEELER'S CORDIAL AND CAR
MINATIVE.4II
FifitOß the speedy aitifpermatwet rure of Diarrhea,
Drew/cry, Cholera lefetatam, Cholera Marim,
Claw, itatukary. Sommer noviciate. sad fur
all derangements of the Stbmirh and Beads from
Teething.
ILYThe period has arrived when disease of the
stomach aqd bowels carries its countless thou.
sands to a premature grave. 'To every sufferer,
whether old or young, there is a remedy, whicy
will, as assuredly as the sun shines, restore you
to health. It is Dr. feeler's Cordial, Afore than
five thousand individuals were cured of Diarrlarea
alone, during the paid season. Could every Cam.
ily throughout theiength and breadth (if the land
but witness one-half of the good effects, and the
absolute certainty, by which disease is robbed of
the pain and terrors that we have seen produced
by it. there is not one but what would prize it
far more than gisld. It is the greatest medicine
of the age, and will permanently cure more dis
eases of those organs than all the remedies before
the public. This is neither bout or fiction, but
faets—ezamples can be furnished. Mothei,
save your child, do not let procrastination steal
its life away—it will cureevery case. Reid this
evidence. and doubt no more:
F em the Upland Union, June 21, 1848.
We are as little dispersed as most persons to
encourage appeals to law or medicine, but with
all the legerdemain of the first, and the ignorance
and quackery of the last, appeals moat occasion.
ally be made to both. The excessive beat and
and the accompanying:productious of the season
are already producing Diarrhea, Dysentery, and
Cholera Intanttim; complaints which, If not
promptly relieved, produce great debility and Ire.
death. From a knowledge 01 its beneficial effects,
we refer to Pr. Keeler's Cordial and Carminative.
Dr. Keeler is a physician of intelligence, skill
and large practice, and if the remedies and re
commendations of medical authority are to be
depended on, the above named article will he
found useful in the complaints referred to.
From Nears Gazette, August 28, 1847.
Dr. Keeler's Cordial.—We would call the at ,
tuition of our reader,' to this invaluable medicine
which will be found advertised at length in our
columns. As a corrective in cues of Diarrhoea;
a disease very prevalent at the present time, it ii
highly spoken of by all who ham used It. It its
perfectly safe in its nature, and we speak erred.
mentally, when we say that it affords immediate
relief.
Prom the Pennsylvanian. Sept. 1, 1847.
Dr. Keeler's Cordial and Carnainative.—Thhi
article is advertised in another part of our paper,
it is warmly recommended by families who have
tried it. It is especially useful among children ;
and hu effected hundreds of cures. The doctor
is abundantly supplied with testimony upon the
subject, some of which is very strong. The
Cordial is not a quack nostrum, but a carefully
prepared medicine, sud Perfeady hen .from any
thinginjnrious.
This will Certify, that have examined p ! ,
Heeler's Cordial, and have ascertained its tem
patient parts, and consider it a good family died
icine, and worthy the attention of mothers and
curses, and consider they woad ad well to re;
tab it in their families.
S. STEWART, M. p,
Corner of Third and Queen Sts., Fbite•
Prepared and Sold N. W. Cor. 3d & South !tag
Philadelphia. For sale by 8. ELLIOT, .Car-,
lisle ; MTHERSON, llarroburg, and by drug
gists a n d merchants throtigheirt the courttry.--
Prieet 26 eta per bottle. • Ses pamphlets. •
ILTAIso .1)r, Kertler'a Aeneas. a xerniidi of
great value in all Scrofulons;Elyphilitlcand Con
stitutional depesses. In 4.Chronie Affections
of the Chest, Stodsach, Liver and 'Shin, and for
all cutaneous diseiders arising from impurities
of' the Blood, there it no Medicine its aqui!. Fe.
melee saffering with Nervousness, Debility, Leas
of Appetite and fueelistold invigsdarifiss, will And
the. Newest a sOvenrign holm. Price
ErSee pamphlets. •
July 11, 1848.1,4 y
GLOVES 4WD BTOCIUMIS;
HA.Vg one of the besetmisortaneuts of
Glove.* dm( SiOcitings.(wei (rogi the
city) ever offered in , this. Borough, If you
don% believe it, call and be iitztvinceil; and
the beauty of the matter is, ibex will , be
sold almost for nothing.
I. L. SCHIelf.,.
PERFUMERY, 'SOAPS, FANCY
ARTICLES, TOYS, dee. fot solo
C. WEAVER.
Mil NNEI7) have now use means in their
own hands, of restoring themselves to
health. Trill they be wise in lime ?
Who can tell?
aN individual only wishes to know the right
way to porno it; and there rim none, were
it surely made known how lifit might be probangn)
and hoalth recovered, who wtotgd not adopt the
plan. Evidence its required, that; .the right way is
&covered. This is What Mom aullbring from
sickness went to be satisfied Ada, -'For who is
so foolish as not to enjoy all the health hie body is
capable of! Who is there that wank, not live,
when Ids experience can so much benefit himself ft
&roily 1 It is a melancholy fact that a very large
proportion Of the most usethl members of society '
die barmen the ages of thirty and forty. how
wastay:widosis and helpless orphans have her the
oaniiimitenalP of mankind nee hewing in their Own
poWoe the means of restoring health when lost.
''THE (MUSE OF DIBEAtt. E.
NOW when we are 'filleted with sicknese, it
maim hora ,glia Natant; Power* of the body not
Or„hlii eglati*lt oltellittb, in the Natural Course
of tee By? to expel those matters or humor,
*rich have emit useless, and whowe detention
MSS prods ' injury to the organizm. For in
dent*, the pose are closed from checked perspire.
lion a . in this case, what should have parsed out of
Use : body bit* pens of the skin are thrown back
gpon the blood ; the blood thus clogged in its cis.
inflation. remedies the evil by throwing the inypor-,
hie which should have passed by the skin. upon'
the argent of the stoinach and bowels. Now if
tbe stonmeh and bowels are very healthy and
Wong, they expel the humors which the checkeil l
perspiration conned to be retained in the body,
and oo harm is done. list, if the stomach and
bowels do not happen to be in this healthy condi.'
tlon—if,, for instance, the bowels ahould be in a j
vio or bound state,the matter” of their own as .
well as those incased from the occasion of check -1
ad perspiration, are main taken up by the blood ;
and this Fluid of Life. msy be too impeded as to
produce apopiety or paralysis; or h may become'
quicker in, its circulation, and fever be the result. ,
If the Lungs'have been previonsty affected, then';
inflammation of - the Lunge; if the heart, then'
Anebriem, or some affection of the head, or A ngi
traPeclisriat if the brain has previously suffered,
limn intlimatedoe of the brain. If an injury has
been done is time pate to the body, and the part
where soch wits done continues weak, then that
part will bliiffirettal, • if Attire' has ever been a
prevailing erimplainr, it will thew itself agsin.—
Those who bete been. mesh *Ambled dith Fever 1
and Ague trill, Ito again effected by' it, or some in
termitting Fever will take . , its place. If it be a
child, then the Meanies. 70 % 0 00°4 C "S t i• Small
Pox or Scarlet Fever may be expected. The ha
"purities which are striving to get out, bobure not
able without assiatance*lll prtlatlai -that form of
disease which the penmen having them impurities
lahlos.,is,mosestierimnidlijo vo4 i, - 1
Now all them dangers Wealth" can be
prevented, mil lb. ISM il ' *tin sickness,'
ir t
by assisting, Nature. 10., the outset with a . good
dose et the BRANDRIITH PILLS. This is
• • (set, well tuukirstood:to be, so by thromendia of
OUT citizens. This medicine, if Mloot op". as - to
purge freely, will surely cure My curable disealro.
There is no form or land oriletiseiillhia It &ea
net exert a curative indbuitioeti ' ' Tin* by
their. power in misting- pttp idleth , •
ei t 4in* ,
*sates, Smell. Pox, : %rum and AU giants
foram. There,* notu.uteali *the-world es.
gbh, to purify the mops of the Mood .andraMire it
to a healthy condition ,air the Brindnith Pills--;
Thin makes them iii vittlitdain Wring all Vide
of chronic tliteasea, Is Etydpillis;.lBoit •It hetet,
Besid - lies*WldtatimilthwilkanillyAC l APl
tent oc Climate anhhipaimit alit Oland, .or
otherwise. ..Perhipe the pr f or n a 4 Pills ere um
of the moil FowerAll Muledief . 41, nature for the
rare of Rheumatleot and ehl ia == , i n n
and hoar.; for theyOperk
inmost recesses of the body, sad drive oat all ma
lignant humors. They dissolve toamilated blood,
and cum inthumnations of ell kbelp,whether of rho
bowels, of the liniga, erfor °that pints Ofthfrbody.
Their power is so great over the testa . mai the
nerves, that Palsies and convuhipm, (both, in
mother and child,)' and Insanity ere cored bythinn.
In het, let any outs marring from tom
them and be carrel. 'They erqt4me /
glAtetri hich
dolt
have to be used to be morechi -Filly +
alone, all Chronic , diseases, coulddriat be NM
from among De. 'Thew WitiluAl.-ea± ill
permit them, will And the 1311Aalit H
DB= PH4.B
a great blessing to them end to. the nannies.—
They They should be in evert horse. • They may be
justly termed the.Baraty Yale" of dissee..
Cr The lhandreth Pill. are, slid* Iblkeeptit
per lion at Dr. B. Brindreth's Pri'lleifral Office, ffil i
Broadway, N. York, and by' the renewing duly
antheitted Agents:-4. M. %mirrors &' Vb., Get.
tyaburg ; J. Ih'SPCreary, Petersberrgr AbethlM
King, Hunterstown; A. M'Farlind, Abbott/eosin;
D. M. C. White, Hampton; humidors& .Finko.
Littlestown ; Mary Duncan,. Caohtown ; Geo. W.
Ifeagy,Fairfleld ; J. H. Aulabaugh, Nast Berlin;
D. Newcomer Mechanicsville; Sam'lldhirk,Hams
over. [ July 7, 1846.
Ice Cream and Confection
AST* l . ll LlOarrOATairl% '
HENRY SOWERS resPertfoill
forms th e citizens •of gistlY,49%
that, in addition to' his Bakery, tte !Leaps
on hand at all times
TOM Citallialr,
of the hest qua* and flavoi, together
with CAKES and CONFOTIONS, of all
kinds, at hitt Establishment in ChtintlainP ,
burg street, a fed dnork below Thoinfr
son's Hotel.' Families and .parties Will
be supplied at the shortest notice. '
Cr.* FILESki BREA-Wait) 'be - supplied
every day--alao Rusks, Tel Biscuits,
Craekrre, Pretzels. Sce. •
Gettysburg, June 80, ''; "
14srmarto. this; Iroil.
ILTAV and GRAIN It
I SCYTHES, RUBBERS. &e l of
the beet quality, and very chenp,'ltt
• STEVENSONS.F
June 15. 1848:
eippivistice
_ll,ll.ft fedi
N APPRENTlCE`toAttellaking and
'Oeefeietioisieyfriftieinese, i 4 iB their
braMbef• rig bi t inicon, bythip loubstiriber,
if aptitieitiod be reede , , , souneditoly by
a yelith of the eige !Of IC* 17,0wh0 can
furnish gopdArfogipieulliiktat.
• 11/84{,:ta.:
.11reotaeloorked, Cgasers,: -
,
rlp v HE auention of the Ladle* llKreePe 6 P
milked to an, amenities and bears
tiro i variety of Needle-worked Oollarmi
which I• hive just received from Philadel
phia. lletereskned not to ke out-done in
selling low, I sienna the, Ladies that they
ean.purehasei Collars et Om lowest rates
possible. J. L. SCHICK.
HOUSE SPOUTING
Vll4, toe ands ,and it up by the
subseriber.Who will attend prompt
ly to all. orders, said upon 'as reasonable
tams as can be patented at any establish.
meat in the county. • . • •
GEO. E. BUEHLER.
Gettysbiarg. October lb, 1;b47..
Garden S ValVer Setds,
•
U F .e'rery Tariely i from the celebrated
.811AKEIL .Gardeita, , New Lebanon,
N..Yorh.-.4a1a0 RIBLEICS
and
and
Flower Seeda-4juat received and for sale
at the Drug and Book Store of
• S. H. BUEHLER,
Gettysburg, March 17, 1848,
. .
SUMMED. HAIN.
ALARGE ctesorinne'nt—as cheap as
coinfort#9 7 -just received and for
sale by .L
PEA UPS, 'FILBERTS, 'AI,-
MON DS, Ate., of the heat gnilitv
to be had at the Confeetionary of
C.. WEAVER.
~' $ I'4
DR. J. LAWRENCE 11 . 1141, ,
DETITPS.-7, r
HAS removed his office to the building
opposite the Lutheran Church. ht
Cha mbershu rg street. 2 dours east of. Mr.
Middlecore store where he may all thee
be found ready and willing to attend
any case within the province of the I)ert.
list. Persons in want of full seta of teeth
are respectfully invited to call. , ,
REFERENCES.
1
•Dr. C. N. Ditni.uctilr, Rcv.C.P. KuArtio..ll It
.. D. Hong rim, Pref. M. JACOPO.,
C. A. CowaILL, .. IL L. Ititowin,
" D. uil.f.ner, I
. Virm,ll4l.o
Nov. J. C. IVA.rmolr, D. D. ' ' ' -
July 7, IRIS.
ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH
Dr. F. E. Vandersitiot,
8111 M EON DMNTIIPT,
11ESPEOTFULLY informs the Citi
zens of Gettysburg and vicinity that
he is prepared to perform every Opitation
appertaining m his duch as
cleansing. tiling, plugging and Inserting
Teeth, from a single tooth ma full set. Au
experience of more than twulV years in
the Profession he trusts will et.uble him to
operate to the entire satisfaction of thoile
who may wish his services. All we; k will
be warranted, For his place of resideumv
enquire at the store of Samuel falineitterlkt
llefereure is respectfully made totthe fol•
lowing gentlemen
Her: Dr. Schwa ucker,
Dr. D. Horner,
Prof. H. Heupt,
Dr. C. N. Herluchy,
Gettysburg, Oct.
Ret. Prof .n
Dr. 1). Gilbert,
Rev. E.V. 0041414,
Prof. M. L.
0, 1847--ly
L. 111 9 CON AUGHirfr
.dtiorney at Law,
OFFIC E
in the S. W. cornet tirtho
Puhiic Square, one door 'West Oa
Arnold's Store, formerly occupied I 'a
Law Office by John M'Conaugliy, deed:
He sidieits, and by prompt and faithful at
tention to business in his profession. ft will
be his endeavor to merit, confidence and'
patronage.
14'Comstrony will also attend
promptly to all business entrusted to him
as 4genl and Sulkitor for Palents,nnd
Persaions. He has made arrangements,
through which he can furnish very desira
ble facilities to applicants, and entirely re
lieve them front the necessity of a journey
to W,ashington, on application to him per
venally or by letter.
Gettysburg, April 2.—if
. .
'ALEX. 111. STEVEN t4Opir,
• ATTORNEY AT LAU;
OFFICE in the Centre Square', N Pah
of the Court•house, between . 15tOityo
:,etteneon's matters.
ilenYlthYrli , Pg.
Deddedly. the I heapesi'Goods
In Town !
THE subscriber reppectfully invitee
the public 'to cult; and examine hie
MMOR+I4I, ENT, or
NEW FANCY GOODS v ...
consisting of Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, -Pa
per, Mullins, Worsted 'Binding, &arts,
Needle-w,oo4 4 Vollars, Cravat& (ti beau
tiful varieo Amin! Comm, (ale ticolors,)
Purses and_ ocket•bookah Sdapirnders,
Gloves, (111 asst k Intl Oast assortment)
Mitii, tityl4litles. Whilst, fvory ,bituls,
Pears attlA "iltitlOns..Boot Lacer', ion
cy Nit. p,.. toSlini, liubinet Live, Ed
lain
gtagatui - ' , Pins and Needles, Knitting
Cotton, Alizad i Cotton Yarn, Wadding,
,Black PlliniOn and Fringes, Green Gauze
Val, Paiicar Silk Ties, Wooden Moles,
.
CottonLaint;Steel Fens, (six fur a' cent!)
tito.; 44c. ." ' '
•Let it be borne in mind. that all tip 4:.
bbferiritales 4Rillbe disposed of !wink
five percent. cheaper than ever. positivria.
Call and examine for yourselves, and be
entivineed.
April Z. J. 1.. SCHICK..
GggArteSTIFTCATION - OF .
'memo wooks
ehdlll4l,ter' seriougy Wytuuled I
,
it'lttion 4 .h, to the 'world, that the tin
t) dersigtied 'has obtained Letters
tent for an' •
tmprrottedll~aehiriefor)JulftngandClcan t
,iiir Clover seed,
which, for thoroughly performing its, work,'
Alopeedy wooer, surpasses any ,thing
that,hoistver been presented to the
In:ortlet.te4ortaluen a machine . that. wits
tueetthq,wgi ts of the COMM tuii ty in every
respect, the Patentee has fur several• years
epplied.hintitdf diligently to the task, and
114 w AnotWed to offer u machine worthy
of:their consideration.
,This machine has only been in opera•
don during the last season, in Cumberland.
York 4114 Adams counties, and has given
endreatatisfaction. It is a neat, portable
nmetiine, only weighing about 400 lbs.
-and °flight draught, and can hull and clean
with meteor loads of clorerseed per day,
or,oue loud in two hours. It ran be eon.
'sorted into a common windmill in. a me.
menes time. Persons desiring to purl.
'dime rights can see the mnehine by call•
Mg at my residence in Latimore tourtushim
Adam. county. Owners or Clover-mills
would find it to their advantage to give me
a call.
Hundreds of certificates can be given of
its utility, and the satisfactory manher that
it hulls and cleans cioverseed, and also
timothy reed, but I deem It only heredita
ry to refer to a few individuals nt whose
barns the machine has been exhibited and
fully tested.
HVITINIITON tr, LATIII6III tr. '
Jaa. M'thsee, siq. Georgie Narwhal; Fmq.3
Berijainim Shelly, William Wright.
J. L. Wriermsn, ' Abraham Livingston.
John Ratrimaperger s Ltriaiel thoditen, t -
Sebastian Nitta% t;yruit Albert. „
Tyrma fp. frawklia fp.
John tiolin, lnivid .1 1 4114unliiin •
John Neely, George 8111 iill,
John Lehman, A. 11*intzletnnu. En.
Amos Myer,. Strohm' sp.
Freedom, John • li'llhivuoy. •' •,
Abraham IKrii.d, Win. Milltinams., ' . - i
Abraham bighorn. .Reofissi fp. ' I
James Cnnninghatn, John Tudor,
Wm. til'Clesiy.. EH Delon'. -; t• tk .
Abraham VWaybrighl. William) Firkeig.
,i_
GEOittlE OAIIDNER A r
..„
May 24, 1844.
.. , ....
. .
IALI I / 2 167ZE1 611,104002414(fh .
A Few boxes, best quality, tilausti
f .
rL!CHEM. ; alsoold•Cashi o ~44p
BUG/112 j POTISE 1110,14#151,5 Ail
371, eents , a few 'barrels rail ou 17 , •
0: Molasses , , for bakiri,luat )err vFit sf . 1
, MTEVY''
May 26, ISO.
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VESI:SOI%* !