131 . - ero gry 4 5 1,1,
ke 4 1
The Old Stand still a .
SAMUEL FAIINEt QC
II
•iii I: its pleasure +
_ i iis Prspiing t . biri
Iciest& awl cuototiFrs - lilt tre'liaS
Nees is ilisitinore vnil Philadelphia and
is enc. in New Yurk rsirehrsing the
/41iffirrolliknI" Si/E4BASro 4l- 310 ST
- • SMOSi/BLE
Assortment of Goods,
Allign*X3ltii:AiN lat ',county.
zigit i g i K ri ffl i kw Wing a t Ilia Old Stand, in
ii
.'"Piftleollifißll r'N •44,t0rWr °
'l"V:t gIin.D.SH, AND* AM trarAN
VIP OLOTOM
... f. .• . • . r
fi •
se c Overrastings.Cosimeres,
a r c..y; Itirli.Satio,blilk,.and Ves
- . . ,
;,, victsand Kentucky itialis,plain,
(fury • Flannel+, Linsey, Ticking,
ri
:., andbleaelicil Muslims, a variety of
E .,
teew.,istvle calicoes, mous de Nines, all
E.14;0 qualities, grantlaratts. cashmeres
fesek merinoes, plain and fancy al
, . if and mode, gala plaids. 'Pekin and
ti ,slsawls, largo blanket and merino°
, flush and woolen do., also plaid
' p oi
kilig t ,a law assortment of dress &
Limo 0 11 0 ,,ribbons, /sees, gloves and ho
nivnyp, i f , large st uck of caps, (cloth and
iglase4.) . .
-sons 0 `: 621a114.11,1821184
fiIOWERTHAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN'!
Queensware, elan Carpeting.
velflit subseriber deems it nimeeessary to
imilirisiarranienlat quantity of Goods, as
skew lot themselves. As to pri-
Witold 'quality, they will throw into the
Ulm& suyilting that is Noll' OI'FBRED
SCSENWERE !
I intends remaining in the
iiirinine time, 1 will send an additional
tatty kw days. I tender toy ac
ts to my friends and patrons
fmopistfwrors. and respectfully ask a coif
sire of the same—flattering myself
kkit.!lleont long experience in business anti
pieifitiea6t porehesing cheap. that ('rah
tatidenilliefer strong inducements to pui
triiimMetalive me an early call. '
=ry Produce taken in eitehinge
Cash prices. •
r SAMUEL FAIINESTOCK.
Allnifir.lllll. 1848.—tf
thirtifit-Saletratiel-13hort profltt!
': 4 l' C 3 ',fair .ANI) CHERP
u ga s OMC
J,, I
,i:
'..7 . " '': ARNOLD
gleasure in announcing to the
of Gettysburg and vicinit y
tut returned f ro m Baltimore.
j
' and '' New York, with the lac:
R4pii and most
fashionable stock of
egt.
A EXTIRELY
-ABR IP 6, allO S 0
I.loolpmeter Imo offered in this Coun•
ixonsil,which he will be able to sell atlevoil
.1110 1 PEE CENT. CHEAPER THAN THE
,CHEtrzet—AND MUCH LOWER'
dossaßssods hive been sohl in this OGI
Mr s ,if i llaTiln is li.j e bile t4
1110,sepoll therefore invite all persons in
rood Cheap Goods, to give him a cell
}eke purehitsieg else,where. as he will
epos pp pains t a rlease those vrho may,
farmer his with a I. • , ~,
Aintroci NU STOCK WLLL I VOILOID: , .. , 1
5/Nkrileeme s( Cabooses,
3N. , ' Bleatimei sod Brews
MI; •` 0 Maio aad Tickiaga,
IS ',„Broad
r o Ca inure, aadEtaitia' astaiddr,
# l O5
I. Shifted, Illakred and plata Alkomeear,
iill ease*
Radio sad Cotton Flannels, all 'prices
arivtalities, SO pieces Gingham*, MY 40.
Carpesin asW Oil Cloths, Ladies' Fancy
Dow* Goods. a splamtlid assorunent, Dress
Silks. French and German Marianas, I
rish Linens,Shawls, Dress Handkerchiefs,
Likaaiased Silk Pocket-handkerchiefs,Gen
deanen's Cravats and Scarfs, Hosiery, La.
S I MPs ogs , White Goods, Black and
USSlnteal ilk Fringe, Ribbons, Gimps,
gttez in fact, a general assortment too
to mention.
liagg9 2 / 4 7132-1 1 4
Betz Net• Orleans Sugar. best Rio Coffee.
allihasea. deferent qualities, Teaa, Loaf
lbw. Spleen. Cigars. Tobacco, &c.,
QUEENSW ARE.
A - very lasze stock of Queeoswsre, and
vdir
Vers. 21. 11148.—if
WE CAN'T BE BEAT
Ready-made Clothing, 30 per
cent. cheaper than err !
f a 04.6.0 y yourselves that lisonie things
4.frt more done as well as others," call at
SAMSON'S
& Variety
, .4 STORE,
.
illitgaNdlte the MAK, Gettysburg,
Mere you will find the largest and most
.amiible assortmentof HEADY-MADE
CLOTHING ewer opened in this county,
se lrolg far prices that CliN' 7' BE 11E4 T
in sr sad of the Cities. The stock has
beam purchased in New York Al' AUC
TION. at ('ASH prices, and will be sold
lower thaw they have ever heretofore been
elfemsd so the public. To lest the truth of
this, eall sad examine for yourselves, be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The tesannient embraces every thing in
the way at lkiye and Men's wear, fine
and moperfine Tweed, Ca its inet, Caesimere,
Csishinaret. and Cloth COATS, C 11.0 A KS,
and PANTS: Silk, Satin, Cassimere,
Camisms Cloth, plain and fancy VESTS ;
cap. erwrate. wrappers, shirts, bosoins,
anarmilisim. gloves ' stockings, Ale. Also,
a Sinn variety of fancy articles, jewelry,
ine Lecf
91. 0 5 0 4 r. emery, combs, razors, pur
ewlY, " guitar strings, Indian Rub
:.
scant to save 00 per rent. in pur
your Fall and Winter clothing,
s` Ind examine my assortment. I shall
it pis eat in a full suit, from, head to foot,
N4O can be furnished at any oth.
4C Establishment, even y they
=I htArws foe notkiag. Remember
Variety finse, in York
eiliak sea Ow seat of kiarta's lintel.
Krliiiras far eels, ott rinautsable terms,
terskiKOMO. a eseeina, Itorskawey t
114.64110.16 Hamm. Saddle. rise,.
Memos INarfit Loh and the Gams epee it.
i 4 . MARCUS UNISON; i
&go. V, ISSIL--411 ' , , , 1
tin WE'&R 4 COMM
GrItTYS BUIL G.
HvOphg, iSept. tO• ts4i,
t lit AfINUIss.-4.% . l'Assesseit.ni.
covet/ fCh
sinut & Ttsiiird slices, and . W.
________O.silo li.Corner . 1 rd lk
Pock strati', : and Wm. Twomasen,
South-oast corner of Baltimore & Spaeth "Is.,
Rnitimora—are our authorized Agent" for receiv
img Advertisement" and Sub-criptions for The
Star and Harmer," and collecting and recoipting
for tha same.
FOR PRERIDENT,
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
FOR VICE . PRERIDENT,
MILLARD FILLMOR&
sEMAToRIAL. ELEcToits.
John P. 84nderson. of hebsnoo meaty.
Thome' M. T. WKennan,o(Wanhingto,
sr.rastissTATlVl "%mons,
13. Henry .14401",
14..Wm.00&1et.804.
13. Wm. 11211veMe.
18. ChM. W. IMAM.
17. And. 0. (Win,'
lA. Thor It. Dmriimlo.
lA. Joseph •
VI, %Wet Arm% ,
11. A.,W, LoomiA,
.3. 22. itiehata
Tbbasolll.llll,
24. 8. A. loOttiMwm.
3. inch P. Wetherill,
3. James M Davis,
1. Thos. W. Duffield,
5. Daniel 0. linnet,
6. Joshua Dutivoin,
T. John D. Sock,
8. Joha Landis,
9. Jos. behinucket,
If t Charles Snyder,
I I. Wtn. O. Iludey,
12. Francis Tyke,
'WILLIAM Y. JOHNsTON.
CAR AL COX XIIIOOIIIIII4
re.>tMIDOLESWARTH.
amanita.
HON. lIHNNY ?(s.
Amtim.y.
JAHHB COOPER.
' ilocturr.
F.PHIRAMt SWOPE. '
JOHN PICKING.
zestentit Imo rsoesoca.
WILLIAM W. HAIIIIRSLY.'
MIMS OM TIM" counts. ,
HUGH AHNWIDDIH.
_ •
JOHN O. IHORNINOSTAR.
Djagarda pat inn raga,
HENRY. HNINKIIIIHOPY.
AVIHTtit.
' HAMM 'HIJINIORAW.
DR.WAr ni tg BNB".
'IRE You MESSED
Irtristv IWO, do wpm** Bstr. at eon,
and if.yod loos Ie oat them hue it bunted. Retisertsber tiro the kw rottdres esieserierita to be
bride at keg tee &Abeam, the &diem Will
isislDO IWO% MOM - 61011110101111 W. mike it tkek
berineme ti sus the Aseseorre Bite. sod see
dret the same of every. Whig Your ib the district
is re dled I , .
10.4 foto Coda ; off y GOO!) WOO))
toor4ed a thfs fylke. Feu Cords. and
wood not *too soca rotted, week( k' pro
Wouthmerdpir 401110 pyre will be
bwad aft lquorestiqg Misr firoo Indigos,
an wpm of die mat ! red .
Ranimo—amomasmakatioahl frelPsa to lb. Cob'
several Wier iminat.
fdechlt EOMWh i t axvnfh7!lM.
4W 11 ' 1. ' 04 V 4, 11 1 .0 . I = llll
r.,
lairt AMA. 0 . - kis *gni clam.
reA abbiebodt: Wimp mu slaws be Os
mbolklmitlimeM4 M balinemarhig I Goal
10121thib iii'dbotosfetesot. It srai tallied by Mt.
Phibit t Walla IKiB Feria at kr. Morse
Anseirta OaMourt Miro**
Look oft Orr • 44 lamer Mitts PP
We Pahl air Meade trnougbad the eronty
te be Apia Obeli goad apart all twain eibee
and litianyearrabititat tat will be put siut by
ors Political dOporteatikbetwota die red the NW
don. Th.' lieraitig of tie typesitirn 'car gereihri
at," l4 ii "Pier thu 111A,S111"F". of tether-
Lieu of their and noshing wail be Id Weld
to ratio, owl, ire Woke Wes !i dyllists* asp
port or the ausidates la 'dote aorta :as
under Lortiorr oAeerk Among other, SislP, the
inflows of the woo of ewe of the bast aad
coat esturnest Whip in the twat, ba said
in Liver of the "independents." Indeed the game
has already conamenred--reparle basin bees yet
in circulation is fludiui. Heeding, ilosalls , and
other townships, Wide thor vast. that Wee
al of our moot active friatio—worog theft Cd.
Its•ILST COBILAN and WIG 8. Haitimor,
—414 1 voting for sow ettle!lidireism
didstme. To Woe who know that pothsathr it
wiibe anoricemoy lo my 'bolder' is We para.
rG of MA is dr tory. Cher Nana* however
win do well I. put thornisse ern* disk SW;
against the nontheriese *lllworialid . which Lt
WWII will ha sensually diligeat its ossosedng
this year, to delude dui besot and tiatbisdiog...-.
Beware of them All le ping ea tight—Woo
Wing While will but do heir doty, go to weld
and /doe bat • utoduate depot of solicits& for
the wow of Whig prineipldl the belletdros in
October will Show the " Young Guanl" Si be
"O. K. " in every reappet--atanmett air ever in
her devotion to the Whig canes. Courage, Meade
—light is *heed ! A way sigonste egad 0011
THE WHOLE WHIG TICKET—and OEM.
VAIN VICTORY FOLLOWS!
What they nay la York Coaittg.
You will have, in conjunction with the Do.
mocracy of Adams, to choose a member of Cap !
tress upon tchose reit may depoid a,.
of Dormitory sr Federalism iss :hat body—whore
vote may decide whether the base sisttekr epees
our country, for which your representative voted,
(that the Mexican War onus commenced by the
President unnecessarily and in violation of the
constitution,) shell or shall not be stricken from
the record ; and hundreds of grave questions of
national import may be decided for weal or woo--
for the honor or shame of our country."—York
Gazette.
Do you hear that, Whigs! So speaks the York
Gazette, in urging the election of Mr. DMINgt,
as our Representative in Congreas—"upon whose
vote may depend the ascendancy" of Locofocoism
in the National Legislature! Mr. MAN.* is to
be sent to Washington to mist in the work of
building op Federal Locofocoism, by playing the
spaniel at the feet of Executive tyranny—by vo
ting to strike from the records the truthful decla
ration of the present Congress against the neces
sity and constitutionality of ['resident Polk's Pro-
ISisner7 Mexican War—by voting to continue in
form the disastrous provisions of the British Ta
riffs! '46, and Shea perpetuate the Tariff swindle
of '44—by voting to strengthen the arm of the Ex
' actin's., is continuing to him the privilege of sup
preening the popular will and bending the people's
representation to his purposes, by the exercise of
the odious Veto Paster-4w t o d o a ll (giver things,
whirls his Loeofeerr masters at Washington nail
leg mita of Lim. Itemeinber this, Whigs! Mr.
amiss, is somata by his %sada ea an *pm
asoisti:Loassisp4osid, if olsetai, Will. BE A
InCOIPOCO starsestsTATivr. Can
joy vote for hint I
The Compiler and the Whig Ma
Meeting.
In another column wilt he found the proceed
irmgs the Whig Mao Neetinga on Friday and
Ipatunlay last. The proceedinge of these glorious
outpourings of the people speak for thethaelana,
and we design Po additional comment upon them.
We leferlo theMstter bete simply to Mingle the
-notice of em readem i paragraph from the
oUompiler," descriptive of the immense gathering
in Gettysburg on Friday
"in point of numbers, it was slim beyond prece
dent. Leaving aside the small, eery small, dele
gation from the Caledonia Iron Wed" (enenel
of whom declared themselves Can and Butler
aim) and
ad *Ow inns Vlatos Ewa Manifatfo o t .
Cadias s Freditick THERE WERE N
ONE HUNEEM wawa tile Itel and the
We bead me eamoosset es this. The bah de
illearaft fdlitiblien d hate which perredie the
mere netiole of the Compiler, end especially the
retired Yahoo tre, amiss with km ow* antidote—
There are sone &behead@ too grim and palpable
to be aweliewed ere* by the new eneduleue and
we be aely odommt Firma neighbor haying shot
en wide at the tee* ender CM charitable peomrp
, Yen the lip wale ware mime and in typo hive
sating bee serf diet rhe demiptiee to
be regetied, dot an a reproseteeke di' hots, bet
sleeted woe Ideal for and eaticipated by the
Lanham Isehirel It is a ebesilabie peranneption,
net.if sommeebb ma This atticlootworialgh-
Ws bay be maudlin of .ear geed, hemmer.
le hie, that it will bid mesh et dee modem of the
reaegiistes es web prams at the ending, and
br , o_ On RAS
placed I. stesseneats which appear in that piper
is regal te batons of which they themeleve Ley
me ben hem witnensee
• We haveaedesirohs soy say Wag which might
voinad the feelings of NW **MO. ; for this Psi-
Ma we hem mdtained Awn making such com
ments at hie article am it deserold. We hops,
themskom that we shall ham acct fur skesesity,
whoa we say That it is in a spirit of kindness, sad
with us ea eat wish that It may be attended with
pm& le dm" duet we emomend to his easeful
perusal, and dal of Lamina editors geortally,
the subjoined extract from an Essay of the mi.
neat Da. Roes, which we And in ens of our
12018111111 WIS t • .1
DR. RUSH ON LYING
*Them are many instancecof parsons of monad
rakmorallog. some of encenunon talents, who ars
sacra with the tyke disuse. Persona thus die
Used, Cad neither speak the truth spa any sub.
net tell the aim stwy twice in the mime way,
NOR DESCRIBE ANY THING A 8 IT AP
PEARED TO OTHER PEOPLE. Their faller
hoods are seldom calculated to injure any body
but themselves being, for the most part. °fan hy
perbolical or booming nature, and not injurious to
the Ammer* and anyway of odium, That it is
a corporal drawn I infer from its sometimes sp.
P•orinll mod PeoPle. who are remarkable for
veracity in' the healthy state of their minds, several
ransom of which I have known in the Pommy!.
sera lsespind. Persons affected with this di►
ease, ere often eras& ire.. r 4 tempera end man
+wrs, sad, ranetinsee beareolent and ehantabl• in
their dispositions. Lying. as a vice, is said to be
incurable. The rate thing may be aid of it aa a
dismiss whoa it appears its adult lit.."
ar The Litanuy ScarriiMo connectod with the
dogleg of tho Bummer Ssetion of Pennsylvania
Colley, ramp off last work. Id consaguance of
other ilopitiments, we bad the pkasine of lima
hog to but are or two Of the Adhesion but under
stand that the =MASS were, upon the whole, of
a Tory creditable ehancter. On the evening of
the ISM, the Ahmed of the Theological Seminary
tit r a t i tes = l ir,: ittPtvl:.
X 1110716 of Winchester, Va.
On Wednesday evening, Prof. H. P. Perrin
essr, of Philadelphia, addressed the Linares As.
; sad on Thursday the Annual Cosa
aseacemeat Leek plass. with the following exer
cises:
Lain Balutatrxy 7 -4.y Op. C. Marmd. of Haiti.
more, Md; English Salutatory—by U. Branch
ARM* of Warrenton, N. C. • Prance--.be, Duty
and Destiery--by V. L. Conrad, of Pines-rem Pa. ;
Genesee Oustiow— Eueopsan Rerrolutioes—by
Wet. D. Redd, of Lebanon, Pa.; Rarest Amor
semi* Ilisarnarbse J. A. Trailer. of Loy*.
rills, Pa.; DowoGell of the Moors in apaim---
A. W. I.loy, of Milton, Pa • Petrarch—by
Meta, of Reading, Pa. ; at Chi= on the
Cbristies Weeittby 1. K. Miller, or Monehemer,
Md.; National Intaramme—by L. W. Fats m,
of Turman t, N. H.; The Linesmen of a Notion
—P. Dorn, of Lyanaing county. Pa.; "The Old
Dominiost",-by E. Mills, of Balsa, Va.; The
Genius of Bbaleapeats—by D. W. Eladhash of
Edson*. N. C. • widths Valedictory, by Edward
Menem*, of fistayebing. Pe.
The demos of A. D. was conferred upon the
member of the valuating clean ; that of A. M.,
is coons, open Mann. John W. Miller, Ma..
Gies Millst, It damns *mime; and Jere Stocker;
mid the Hammy Degree of A. M. upon Prof.
Spriame, Illinois, Rev. H. Mat.
thews, of Ann Amodio aunty, Md., and Feeder.
irk Munn and William Sturm, of Nuremberg,
Germany.
Are you Beady 1
Whip. ars you marly I Friends of Tatun—
g innourron—of Whig Primiqpim—the Rioctien
taktwpises mart Tessday one work ! ARE YOU
READY I Are you st work in the townships I
Ems you every man assamed I Hare you al ,
ranged meant for getting out every vole 1 If not,
loss no dew ib doing so—dalay no lortger—inso.
doll sad segiset now will be fatal. Victory is
within 'Our pup, bet k will slip from us if we
us sot wide mak* and Wive !
IMP ger amnia to Ss "plain questions" of
the cewAlev ? do sot sees to have pleweel our
nelighbee too well. He amps the object with
oboist ea each apnoea as be did the reattat,ol
the 'Extra Adrian' and Mr. Petnewnee eonnection
with the Consignment' Beard. Well. after the
Ceerpiler's positive Woad to answer nor inquiries
aa to Kr. Desner's permitiatowt lbw Teeilt, Veto
and Slavery -coons, we expect to beer no wine
from it abase • sealed eendideles " and • per.
ties without principles."
Progress of the Cease In Ohio,
TINI intelligence liven Ohio is afths most cheer
ing character- .Corwin, —Vinton, Delano, .04111 w
. Ewing and Chase are doing good service en
the stump, convincing Free territory Whip eats
folly of casting away their votes by throwing
them in favor of Van Buren, and converting An
ti-Bla•ery Locofocoe from the support ofCass and
Butler. Indeed the Locofoco presses already
yield the Gubernatorial election, and are preparing
the way for defeat by boldly affirming that Foie,
the Whig candidate for Governor, is an Anti.
Taylor man, and that therefore his election cannot
be regarded as a teat of what will be done ■t the
Presidential election ! Don't believes word of it.
Goy, JOHNSTON is doing gam! service in the
northern part of the State, daily addressing large
crowds of the people, in defence of Whig princi
ples. The intelligence from the Northern and
Western Counties is cheering. Let the East and
South but do their duty, and all will be 0. K. in
Pennsylvania.
rrAu burnoose mating of the friable of MY'
tor, Piilmon , Johnetan tinChlidellemoth.
hehl at New !Why in Union 00011117.019 the VIM
ineh Among the uptakes:a woo the Horn Jena,
Coors'.
lOW. Wm. W.
It would be e foolish effort eo atenapt to beep
pace with the numberless fekeiroode in the Asps
liDetiolleophig topics, isi which Loesfocoism
has already Oren, and will ;Yet give, birth defies
d'e Peden; calt , tent We ;have eirosedingly rani
trot., iweeed then‘b„relyi*ispeellesgood muse
and ildelly eau dlieu 4# 0 6, ofany pap.
consuplues6c. A dri; days since: beerenor,
a Mend abed our attention to a charge against
the gentlerneut whale name heads this articles, as
damn* of lertace, vie: :that *Mal. HAN..
mums, the Whig candidate Lw Register and Re.
ennkr, bee but recently entered the Whig ranks."
f rienr ' . 1 14 1 49( t h #lr s P I /101 hdo' :tree
that Maj. H. was at one dine a supporter of Le:
esheeine t tot deals's* the stleser hie way, le
abeadowid the peev e and watered the Whig W."
w•4O not are why It should be urged ea an object.
lion to, hint. Certandy. his consortial would
hot , Wised r a purity of motive and honesty of
purse rather ocenfeendable, than deserving of
MOM At all stoats, we cannot see with what
coniestency the, objection could be urged by the
Locate° suppinters of Messrs. Fuses and Han
-1.1.14
But there happens to be no more truth in
this than in the other numberime fahehoods that
have been Put afloat during the past few weskit.
2 ,
Mag. ream LLLLL has not only never berm a Lo.
eofeco, bet has ••w•ve been an etrisv , ?iguana
eau rieaf wewkw In the Whig cense. He was
• Whig in peit county, and bas been a Whig--
a allikaat, oPen and emaistent Whig—in Adams
bro /Ma Wbig neet be afraid-of cons,
promising his principle by giving him an &diva
and ardent support. Those familiar with his de.
votion to the Whig muse durinebia residence in
the York Springs District, witl bear us out in the
assertion that the Whig party In Adams county
cannot boast of • better, truer. and HARD
ER-WORKING WHIG THAN WM. W.
HAMERSLT. During the campaigns of '4O and
'44, no one's tints was more exclusively devoted
to the Whig , eause than his—no one's money
Mae generously and freely poured out, ma to his
sou ismersrislowst.
Those who were in Gettysburg. on the night
of the election, three year. ago, will recollect the
'nitriteSr joy which suddenly succeeded to the gloomy
feeling of despondence, which had previously
brooded over the hearts of our political friends,
when the returns from York Bprinp District and
.Hamilton township announced the election of the
Whig ciridldaTe fci Prothonotary, and the preser
vation of the integrity of the Whig party of the
Young Gaud." - To no two men were we more
indebted for that glorious result than to WM. W.
HA MERSLY anti JOHN PICKING, now our
candidates for Register and Prothonotary. It were
'crying shame—an act of haw ingratitude-Zwere
the Whigs of the county to hesitate about giving
them a noble, triumphant support. Let no true
Whig strike either of them—better Whigs, more
competent officers, cannot be found in the county.
They &Sofia itaiwirle them rescue the recoil
penes of true and faithful soldiers !
"Let ns bestow the patronage which our cum
bers place ia our hands epee Darocrats, and not
upon the Candidates *tour opponents, who would
laugh to scorn any proposition to them to vote for
Democran, if they wars in the majority. Let us
stand by oU our candidates. "—York Genf!"
That is the language of our opponents in York
county. The standara'aP. Democracy " seems to
vary in York and Adams—at least as expounded
by its organs, the Gimes* And the Comp iler. In
York county, where Loptiforoisut is in a majority,
noetny m Pliny 01IPPuonk pon ell
tress Democrats, and it
would be welt u some or
our Whig friends were to take a lesson from the
tactics of the enemy in York. Let us bestow the
patronage which our numbers place in our hands,
UPON WHIGS, and net arm the candidates of
onr opponents, WHO WOULD LAUGH TO
SCORN any proposition to them to vote for
Whip, if they tram in a majority
ITYbe York Advocate eats that the meet dew
perate efforts are being mode in that county to so
me the defeat of Dr. Ni. for Congress. Every
thing, fair and foul, le being brought in to mean.
plieh this purpose. A large amount of money has
limn received from Washington City-41,000 it
ie.mid—to be mod where .. other means may fail.
AU will not do. however.
Look out ibr Corruption!
The Communication of. Q.' in another column
refers to some startling acts in regard to the Con
gressional canvass, which are not less true than
startling. Our Whig blends may depend upon
it—the finger of the National Administration is
plainly visible in the electioneering movements in
this district. Nosey is abundant, and freely used
to influence votes ! Friends of Nes and Free
Prineiples—to wort end by the enemy in his
miserable schemes !
It is with feelings of the deepest regret, that we
announce the total daMmetion by fire, on Friday
last, of the large brick evidence of Col. Jaen D.
Pantos, at the east eed of Millerstown, in this
county. and for many yaw the residence of the
venerated Rev. Dr. PaxMn. The roof tool fire
from a spark from the Patchett chimney, and be
fore it was disooverd, ha made such program, as
to render any attempt tome* it entirely fruitless.
The Colonel was in Gettysburg at the time, with
many other citizens of Ifillerstown, and none but
bat his aged mother aiii , his wife wear in the
0
boom at th e time. sumeeded in saving
mil, a small box con tain' his most nimble pa
pers, and the furniture lower rooms. Eve
ry thing else in the home was consumed. The
lons is very considerable,ind there was no law.
ranee.-41ketine4
Wasp's W. Twee, E.g. is the Whig
candidate far Gaegrow la the 121 k district, com
posed of the aosuales 4 Bradfred, Tipp, sad
Etusgoehatuts. The Leeds have two eandidstes..—
ter of fact by the time theilection arrives.
HENRY CLAY.—'4 Notches Courier of
the 18th inst., says:
" A letter from this istinguished atatesman
was received in town, a days since. In it, he
stand that he would co Ily support Oen. Tsy
lor, and expressed aurp that any one could
have thought for an instil that he would lake any
other course."
1
F;77be Locoloco pa re object to Gen . Taylor
that he bolds alarm WlLif be don hold 41w ,*
ellivegthe at least mot). tempted to make white
i lekea l Can as much blsaid of Um. Com 1
FROM EITROCE.
The Nemec oflaodie het arrived adios
tin
Ys with SernpoOn
, its seven
tia • ,
The weather i r tinctioml isle in Gnat
Wile*, slid lho mentos had declined
le idiom thiC of theirecent a
dmen.
Aielantinto Irlictonni
was on visit to 9eoda•d.
France was tranquil. will die earepsitht
of souse local diensdunces in the. Provin
ces.
The mediation .f Freers and England
for the souk:meet of the Indian question
bid be* **Ad bi 4 ,4146
The Bonapartist* are thoviag both i.
Paris and I. the depeirensuen, wish the
view of elect* Louis Bonaparte le the
Presidency of the Republic.
Powwow or Mr. Ctar.—The Lens
rine Journal of the 16th imam says :
"We are authorized to say, that whilst
Mr. CLAY feels deeply and gratefully af
fected by the desire to which many of his
ardent and faithful friends ding of deetng
him to the Presidency, he anon accept
a nomination for that office ilk be indw
ell to him. Feelisi bound by the decis
ion of the Philadelphia Convention, he
does not wish, and awn eonsesu. that
any further use shall be made of his name
in connexion with that *Men."
ilc:rThe Chambendesqr Whig says the
administration folks are peerdiar in their
tastes. ' 111-1940. - wagtor tistoirtilaeleiral
who had whipped the "red amok" bat
they called him grassy. Is 184$, they
bring forward a Gametal who bad warrea•
dered to the“red coats," and they pronounce
him a hero.
IC :1' David Graham. Esq.. of New Tort.
a distinguished lawyer. and the leader of
the Clay movement there. has pronounced
Gen. Taylor's last letter satisfactory. He
says he feels in tipsy bound SO support bun
fur the Presidency.
O t ,- The Whip in the late election have
gained several members of the Maine Le
gislature. one IlDelalutr of Congress. and
prevented the election of the Loraine()
candidate for Governs*. ! This is doing
well. Look out fur she November elect
ion
JThe Gold Medal, noted by Con
gress to Gen. TATLOIII for his gallant-arr.
vices in the Mexican War, was presented
to the Old Hero at Pass Christian. La.,
last week, amid interesting ceremonies.
HOLDEN'S MAGAZINE far Goober is al
ready on our table, filled with ratiowining sad
useful matter. u trial. It uswasia• a auger of
fine engravings, iflustratire of tbr autimais Irak
which they its ammarlai Thus who wiab •
haerary lust OM set as betur far a drier, than is
furnished by Holden ha his ebeigrahipzior. Ad
dress orders, posapsid, to C. W. Ifaiew, leg
Nurse street, New York.
COMIIITSSICATXD.
Buying Yeles—Cases $ Buitler be
im! sold by lbe Loceremeas I
Two Cau Nan oprtil for Toykirjor,
every Whig vote for liweisar-41 apiece
offered for votes for Ikasieer !
The most outrageous attempt have ism wade
within a kw days, by some elf the laden et the
LOC4IOO paper, and the pa Beulah aka& of /sae
B. D , that it has ever been wry Ist se bear
of. The Leeeines hone eat rally messy
for votes for Danner, bat lane w
and men aye eed P
al
by offering two thea votes fer arise, paraldHed.
one Whig vow, is given he thansir. Them ase
not twee asseridaus, bat care M adersistated
proof. Thus it will be new. that the pray have
no hopes of electing Cass. and are wiling to trade
him off, in ceder to bey voles (or Denim, wan,
they think, will be hake is the District It she
shows the utter recklesawas ef the Leos kerleve
in this county, whose every si 'eparnitissis have bees
self. To promote their ewe isinseffiate eisesers.
and wears permed besedts. they .re finis( to
sell the whole pasty with Caw mill Liar at the
head.
I colawrirecalmak.
Ms. Boutin die copy of my lents to
the Conferees el this Coserseeesosel inerist. as
published is your riper elf this lb ass, dim oc
curs s typographsail cues, in the sentorse rem
mooring Numbering as I des the tasks adult
piety many warn pentonol and rebind in nelor
due. The word "pebtisol" is, by a miss' aka of
your axopositor, nehetinsted dor "pniyuseanni."
which was the wad rani by no.
I had ennevieeted tbe erne estisely. mad my **-
tendon woo amain to it by seam siniedinee Ull she
"Compiler" dads week foussibed, in pest, on this
blunder et year entsposiear. As the sableser,
printed, involves as abeenrey, I mil drink you is
stoke the eoneetion, although attscbing on pest
degree d iaspertsooe is it
UNIN
DANIEL AI. 81111103EIL
September 27, 1242.
[la pabfialtitur the above conattim—sebith
we cheerfully dko—h nay be du se the v ceroposi..
tor," as well as to earsolves, to ary that the saw
usct44 of Mr. Bs rsse's koa diiadterhat, aad
that in copying it Irma the illeatiael." it naspriist
ed as we them Soma it
Mr. Roth slill to the botil I
The Leedom Madera in Gil pier% who Led
pledged the support of the mirk sad Ole b He
From, for the Mike of hawk he sem
time, been endeavoring to get Mr. Jonas Nom
of Menai= umbel* as Weil imieliem 'Door
cretin" emundam for the ems perikosir dm move.
inding it imperils, bows., widow, is cam,
boy, or fonw that pelfsmen le leek eel, lb
leaden here taken upon dimmbee ta einwilrer •
report that Mr. R. had dierimil being • amilideaa,
Mr. Erns wee in Gettriperg yeseerdhq, and ow
as mmonted to eep dot those in see • pedlar of
troth in ibs nipm--THAT HE ld BTILL in
TM T. srup,Ammuaenunt_
—that neither /IV osy eateeiewe, am boy
him eir, to oak dot whim d the few emus
uhidets" of doe puty h, Gettyolow. who„ oohs
Ade" for NAM perpoeso, hew wodutties to
ad the petty, led iwasfew d who will au ole
their lidding!
Ilimpertaust wairreamest N. Yee*.
MR. BOTTS OUT FOR TAYLOR.
On Tuesday night ket. the Cl a y 1111101 ill New
York City calmed Tauxiall Gude', to in.
wive the letter of Mr. Cloy declining the owe el l
hie none for the Preddency, and to hear tbo
port of their Executive Committee- The Cowl
Mine* now recommend an aberadawilicet et.
alai/ distinctive organization, and strongly advise
an Whip to support Taylor and Fillosare,and the
regular Whig nominees. Horace (heel!, John
M, Botts, and other*, addressed the aseetitg. Mr.
Born pin:mounted the recent letter stems. Tay
lor satisfactory, and announced HlB ILINTE.NI
TION TO VOTE rOR THE OLD HERO!:
The Whip of New York will sew go haraseni
ously to work, and give gle electoral vote alder
State to ° Gen. Tay - kw by a majority of 75.000 or
100,000,
JIM 'me GUARD' IN MOTION
The sates of the friends of "Tay.
FBlnsoire.Johnston and Middles wa rah,"
ii Gettyalemi . N Friday las, was a glo-
Sous outpour* ofthe people-erceedinir in
aumbeto and endniskinn. a ny _ "the
kind shot the memorable Mass Mendngs
ord. and 44. At an early hour the hard
working yeomanry—the representatives
of the "Wag ntillions."—eeniteenced
swing um from the different township,
and surrounding towns, and by noon (the
hear appointed for the organisation of the
meeting) the town presented a most Rel
easing appearance. About 101 o'clock,
a huge delegation from Caledonia Iron
Wants. Fayetteville and Chambersburg,
accompanied by the Chamberaburg Band,
was escorted iota town by the “Gettys
Lodge Band."—Maj. Gen. Dane MlD
macerr.otheikting.xs Chit Marshal, and
Col. Joan WALT6II4 J. L. Tart arid G.
W. MeCtumansinutssistants. The as
snubby was called to order at the ap
pointed hour by A. IL SravaNson Esq.,
announcing the following gentlem en as
Skaters of the meeting:
President.—don. JAMES McSIIERHT,
of Germany township.
Tics Peesidenta r —Dame) Polley, of Cum
bedaod ts Meaty S. Spalding, of Ger-
many; Paler Diehl. of Oxford; Jacob A.
Gardner. Jr.. Petersburg ; James Wil
son. of Hamiltouban ; Samuel McNay,
of Liberty ; Wm. Witcher. of Berlin ;
John HaUof Menallen ; Michael Hanes,
of Straban; Peter Mlekly, Sen. of
Franklin ; Jobe G. klorningstar, of
Conosrago ; A. K. Myers, of Tyrone ;
James Mende:my. of Mounijoy ; Dan
iel Diehl, of Mount .Pleasant ; John
Brough, of Hampton ; Sebastian Hel
fer. of Abbotatown ; John McCleary,
of Freedom ; Samuel Diller, of Union
John Elder. of Berwick.
Serrsaries.--John C. Ellis, of Oxford ;
Jacob Linde n of Conowagu ; C. 1.11 is h, of
Reading ; S. L. Duffield. of Tyrone ; J.
McCleary. Hanaikonban ; S. F. Neuly,
of Strokes.
The officers having taken their seats on
a stand erected on the western side of the
public square, and beautifully decorated
wub flowers„evergreem flags. .4k0.4 Maj.
BALTZELL. of Frederick, Md.. was in
troduced to the meeting by. Mr. Cooper.
Mr. B. yoke for arrest one hour in deknos of
Whig principles sod the Whig caudidatas--dis•
castiag at kngth the policy at Protection to Amer.
nasal leidwary, the abuse of the Veto Power and
dr Spiel of Co' inqattin as developed by the present
allminauseia L . The aim of Mr. Polk entirely to
dssiteoy the Proterliee System and to build on its
sifts and the wins of Ameican labor, the Free
ing', •Pohe . y. wan adverted to, as also lien. Case
*Ago csedially to carry out the policy of Mr.
Pelt's administration." In regard to the Veto
hrINC/r. Mr. R. alleded to the singular feet that
while Mr. Jefferson (the " father of Democracy.") .
*Ai OVIL
amain W entine ahainistration, it had been em
ployed sense 40 times by our modern "Democrat
ic" Presidents to defeat the popular will Loco-
Iseeinsa, hy its abase of this power. has converted
it ale alloassehic . al Power, more absolute and
sadism than that isseognised by the most despotic
Earipean gsasenunientx whose dentmciatioos form
the themes air Wawa every democratic' 4th of
July orator is the land. lhe Veto Power has
brew exercieed bet owe in 200 years in England;
and but twice in Prance, and then its exercise
esa Loma his crown and his bead. 01111. of the
grievances magard in the Declaration of Isdeplin
demos septa cause fora =pension of the colonies
Item the aredier country. eras " the refusal of
Gamic ill to gate his assent " to wholesome and
sahaary laws; and sow we are again called upon
to bade ageism the exercise ol the same odious
proem and i. behalf of the same great principle of
Regular:an liberty—the right of the peepl to rule.
Mr. 11- ales exposed the War policy of the
Addiniansasa, in its wanton and wicked invasion
ef Mexican and, and the consequent fearful amount
of We sad tisane wasted in its conduct. Nor
wan the agency afGen. Cam in the matter &riot
lies—sellene venal heart could enable him to sit
ia his esallesed oust in the Senate Chamber. day
after day. heathing Am, and blood, and vengeance,
mina Itesedassd, Mextoo and all creation, but tab
las" pad canal the WIMP to keep 3000 miles from
the " noras sad cosifiaio" of the bettlslield
THADDEUS STEVENtd, Eeq., was next in
troduced to the smasesabiage. After the enthnsias
to applause wide which his appearance wee greet
ed, bad soiebbel, Mr. Stevens proceeded to ad
denda the enroll is one fathom masterly specimens
uefeuiugMd argemeen, wit, satire, and eloquence,
which as distingui s h his public speeches, and
pions him in the fine rank of American orators.—
Amodio& Ledeatry --the right of the American
Maefkrmie and Laborer to protection from his gov
ernment—do Tung fraud of 1844—tbe treason
of the deamposs ee who hot seduced and then be
tenyed tie oreddence of the people—the war with
filletinatrory. and ita extemion to tbe
upon
whir;
of time Union—were the themes upon
*hi& foe dwelt fee bider than an hour, and en
chained the ateentioa of the cut crowd of freemen
.elected around hiss. We shall not do the speak.
er hojimees by miesepting even a meager sketch of
his nomois. We could wish, however that cr
azy Fanner. sad Mechanic, end Labore r in the
cemey. asaid have been present and heard the
within/egg denaeciatien of the traitor, to the in
knob of Penneyinaie, wham names deserved to
be Wanleisecel in the tomb GP eternal in& my"—
the picture Odle rain and bankruptcy which must
no& abroad mow the land when the millet:dual of
Fieurtrade shell be ushered in, and the Farmer re
aim 23 crate lama of 111 for his 'Shoot, the Me
chanic 73 ends imbed of el SO and 07 for his
ism and the Lamer his Pliant@ a dey—when
the weekhy capita' fist shall lord it over the poor
num, as the Seuthent Slarodriver lords it over bis
dame—gbe ereHeriNg denunciation of the "done
aerie" expedient to each the popular will, by the
lime eta Power wheel exenme even In despotic
Eaters Ws united Hinge and Emperors f ro m
doeile ihnimem—geot
mgr
the noble, lofty, A
neassow alf the speaker upon the
Wad mum it the !the extrroisa ef
Slioney to Tondos, as yet Free from its withering
iNdlemes t i or is eiremion within its oot lino
iia. The aspeetateseri of Mr. Steven 's auditors
were day anarseed and he retired amid the mod
andimeiMule &endow
Dr. NES. ear candidde for Congress, was next
inandeced; but, in emeenpresce of recent ammo
inimmeari o n, was mai& to address the crowd at
He reberned his adinowledgments for
de wenn owes he has hitherto received from
the people of Adana county ; he had endeavored
to macro their confidence by an honest dieeltarge
ef his Coagnossional 'duties, and if re-elected
pledged his beet exertions to promote the honor
sod ..to.m of the country.
Gen. T. C. MILLER, of Cumberland county,
firmed, one of the mom prominent Democrats of
the State, followed in a few appropriate remark*
in fa•er of the election of Gen. Taylor to the Pres
idency. He was succeeded by Maj. A. G.
EGE. of Taneytown, Md., who addremed the
meeting Coe about an hour and • half, when it
was adjourned to re-assemble in the Court-house
in the evening.
At the ringing of the bell, in the evening, the
eAnnt-Inissee was thronged by a dense mass of
people. who was organised inn) a meeting by the
ameentasest of TRONIAB WARREN es Presi
dent ; BEIFIANIN Benary km, Cal. 8. 8. 1144.ta,:ii,t
sm, &union WiLTT, and Col. JU,11.3
Vice Presidents ; and 8. A. rtaniv, Jail WEI.-
Nov, and DAN. IL Leona, 5 Hecrotation The
mooting was then addressed by WM. M. WATTei.
ILA., of Pumberiand county, principally Is f avor
of • vigovotuteffort to secure the election of GeV.
Johnaton. Mr. HOE was again called far, and re
sponded in an animated and effective speech of .-
boat an bout. He was followed hy D M. HAW
SER, Eel. end Hon. JAMES COOPER; in able
and eloquent speeches in behalfail Whig peinciples
and the Whig anise, (*Minot/leg to a hde hoor,
when the meeting adjourned in the best ponied.
spirits.
connumemp,
TAYLOR MEETINGS,
Great Densonstration of 4/191 frienthi q
Toyior, Arianore, and Johnston. in the
York Sjiwfiego Median Mark I
• .
A very Imp aid lifillby_kespectable
meeting of the Whig party, was held in
Petersburg, (Y. S.) on Saturday Wlernoon
the il3d instant. The ramie" wail cal
led to order by Mr. FILAMILIIS Ganotuts.,
on behalf of the Committee of Mange
ment, and was organised by the seleettum
of the following officers :
Fri:Went-OQ. JOHN WOLFORD.
Fice Presid . snip—Capt. William Jones,
Wm. 11. Mullin, Asaph Abbey, Jac
A. Thompson, Wm. Arnold, Charles
Kettle well,
.Jacob Griest, Jacob Gard
nen., sen . Thomas McCleary, Col. Wm.
F. Bonner. Harman Wierman, Samuel
Metzger, John Sadler, son. Jaeob Hersh-
Seerstariiiu;-4. A. Gardner, D. A. Bueh
ler. Isaac Grimm.
The meeting was ably and eloquently
addressed by A. G. Eng Esq., of 'Fancy
town, and EDWARD BALTZELL. Esq" of
Frederick, Md., upon the great issues of
the present campaign, and the claims o[ .
Gen. Zachary Taylor upon the Whigs.
and true Democrats for their support:—
They made a complete expo** of the prin
ciples of Lewis Cass, and his "extra"
claims. They contrasted the military and
civil services of Gen. Lewis Cass—the
Hero of the broken sword, who received
•83,000 as extra compensation for extra
ordinary services, with those of Gen.
Zachary Taylor, the •Old Hero who ne
ver surrenders"—who never received one
cent for extra services, although he peril
led his life in the sanguinary and hard
fought battles of Palo AI to, Messes de lx
Palma. Monterey, and Buena Vista, for
the glory and honor of his country.
THADDEUS STEVENS. Esq. of Lancas
ter, was next called for. He appeased on
the stand, and eloquently and forcibly ad
dressed his old friends and neighbors on
the importance of the approaching elect
ions, and the necessity of the Whigs pre
senting an undivided front to the oppo
nents of Old Zack and the whole Whig
ticket. Mr Stevens defended., in his fear
less and convincing manner, the Protec
tive Policy Find the eou-ex tension el Slave
ry. He commented strongly lapels the
views of Lewis Cass upon these topics,
and proved conclusively that the ailveeates
of the Wilmot Proviso, and the hies& of
Free Soil, could not consistently enestheir
suffrages fur Cam, nor throie away their
votes for Van Buren, but should gob the
polls and vole fur Gen. Taylor, who if ap
posed to the further extension of Showily,.
and the improper use of the Vein ['logger.
The meeting was also addressed by Mal.
Sievsea, Esq. and Hon. Jas. Cuomo.—
Mr. Smyser. with the same magniniatigy
that induced him to yield up his well-earn
ed and acknowledged claims to Dr. Nis,
appeared bgc...,vi ode lllCtth.g wud a_atiocaird
the re-election of Dr. Nes to Congress as
a man in whom the people could safely
confide their interests. Mr. Cooper spoke
of the various candidates upon the Whig
ticket, and urged that they were gold and
true men, and should be supported by ev
ery Whig in the County.
Hon. HENRY NEI was also present,
but was prevented from addressing the
meeting, by indisposition.
The thanks of the meeting were then
tendered by the President to the gentlemen
who had addressed it on the occasion.
The President also announced that a meet
ing would be held in the Academy that eve
ning, and that it would be addressed by
D. Mellon/many, Esq., of Gettysburg.—
The meeting then adjourned.
The Whig Fires Bum Brightly !
The Petersburg Academy was filled by
an enthusiastic audience, in she evening,
and the meeting was organized by the ap
pointment of the following officers, viz :
Pruident, JACOB ORILST.
nee Presidents, Thomas Stephens. Jas..
Wilson, Charles Lafferty, Uriah Gard—
ner, Isaac Thomas.
Secretary, J. A. Gardner.
The President, on taking the chair, made
some very appropriate remarks relative to
the election of Gen. Taylor as President
of the United States.
D. McCurievotiv, Esq. of the "Young
Guard," being present, was called upon to
address the meeting, which he did in a
most eloquent and impressive speech.—
Ilia address was interspersed with emu.
ment, wit and anecdote. He spoke for
one hour and, a half upon the leading ques
tions at issue between the two parties, and
the frequent • pplauee which he elicited evin
ced the satisfaction and pleasure with which.
his speech was listened to.
THADDIttIe STEM., Esq.. of the ..01111
Gunn]," notwithstanding his hoarseness..
could not resist , the rep:lewd calls or the
audience, and give them anoiliitlr'round
grape from h 6 intellectual battery. His
speech was listened to with that marked,
tuention that Mr. Stevens always ail
tnandewherever he speaks. He was tin
quently interupted by, applause during tho
delivery of hie speeh.
On motion of Maj. W.ltr. Ilasuutsm
the thanks of the meeting were tendered to
Messrs. Stevens and klcConsugby. for
their eloquent "Adresse".
Thumeetiii - g - dten idjoiinaid - to Mee! on,
Saturday evening the 7th of October next..
Three cheers were given for r t rile ''
Three cheers for McOonauctne. Three
hearty cheerefor ' , OLD Ilona* Awn RIAD!".
and 'ban rue the Wstuts,..lll l win, '1)o1-.
Mr. %arise remarked that if we kept
on daring until the election no doubt we
would feel very chre rfi d alte;werds.
IrrJoseph R. Dltandla, Eeq., ham.
been nominated for Contras from tbo,
Second Distriet. A good imiection.
DANDIER LOCOFOCO TICKET..
.
Governor—Mortis Longstretii.
Canal Commissioner Israel Painter. .
Congress—Joel B. Dinner.
Assembly—John Lehman.
Commisaioner—Janies Patterson, Daehil Wes .
Director of the Poor—John N. Graft. _
Sheriff—William }likes; Jones Reek ileaftt
Onadore.
Prothonotary—William 1110419.1,
Register and Recorder—Williant F, vo.
Clerk of tho
• y ! tia rl , Pietro; ant! Hachl th
su 7 . 04 , z
ppried 4 d ' e ' ‘Dan nor . /0440404
to ‘4l Tell*l " P k* TiatA:
New Yet!PALeTr it Tork Journal
eef Ouankiesee say* t ' elt:ii now very evi.
dent that the thirty-bin electoral votes of
New. Yolk milli bet 00161 114rion Ana
F;44491'k MeV , el, the rtes. Seder's
rit to .thhalt they, are ottio.thar, ra
ale AM abbe wraps es well,
acihey eau ' Even Oases vote in this
State will be huger Mad Veit fltirehte.--
Miiiit of the Barnbereers votit'fo t ti him.
end °diem (oC Thily doi•Tt like
their new connextoas."
runnesesta.--The Nashville Whig save
that half of that State hem now been well
canvassed, end' from the infOrmation we
have received friint the MO% reliable sour
am lie sly to the .Whigi of i ,other States,
"Teasemeo 4ttiode as Atilt is a rock.—
nave no apprehension: whatever about her
vote. She goes for TaiLOlll by • large majority." ' '
Otne.—The Whig. sun iliihes brightly
in Ohio. The Cincinnati Atlas says :-.-
••01 . Ohio., we cian say that every step ta
ken in the minuet canvass shown the Whig
prospect brighter. We know that in some
of what are Milled dirqfficled counties the
falling yr of the Whig vote is next to
nothing. The ballot box will astonish
those who ,supposed that the great Whig
ri my 01 Ohio was , to be snowed from its
firen . moorings by 'every wind of new doc
trine."
WICSTION S iKi BRIGIIT.—The Indie
s's-Journal has conversed with , . very in
telligent gentleman who has travelled ex
tensively through the States of Wisconsin,
lows, and Illinois, who gives it as hie. de
liberate, opinion thil TAI'LOR will carry all
those States. The Van Buren wing of the
Democracy in all that region is very strong.
Gen. Cam tus New YOUIC.—We learn
from the Tribune, that the leading Hunk
ers of she State meditate the withdraw al
of their Electoral Ticket, in favor of the
one pledged to Van Buren and Adams.—
Cass stock must be getting very low in the
Empire state.
pc" The Whigs of Somerset county
say they will give the Whig ticket from
1800 to 2000 majority
THE ERRONEOUS IMPRESSION
that a great variety of medicines are ne
cessary to conquer as many seemingly va
rious maladies, is fast giving way to mote
retinae! views. All medicine, to be effect
ive, must enter the blood and must flow
with it to every part of the body. The
effect the medicine produces is a general
effect, extending over the whole system,
though it may be manifested outwardly ■t
a particular organ. There is no such
thing as a purely load effect produced, ex
cept by the use of active poisons. As
well might it be required to eat a scperate
dish in order to nourish each particular
Bart of the body, ae tri"relftitit a differeht
remedy for every apparently different ail
ment. .The truth is all diseases arise
one cause, acting in different parts
of the body. This doctrine is so self-evi
dent that but few at the present day dispute
it.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills remove
this cause wherever.it is limited, because
they enter the eireulation and aid in the
P;iiiitary workings of Nature to expel the
offending matter.
S . Vr' Beware of cotinterfsita Purchase from the
•gents only, one or more of whom will be found
In each village and town in 1,119 ,littitcvl States
The genuine is for Vale by M. STE '‘ EN.
SON, Mole agent Ow Gettysburg; end Wholesale
at Or. Wright's Prmcipal Office, 169 Keen Street,
Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
►nnV TRI StILTI4OII% SI'M •►
BKEF CATTLE..—There were offered at the
wales on Monday, 1000 heed of Beeves, 800 of
whieh were sok, to city butchers at priees ranging
from *2 to $2 75 per 100 lbs. oh the hoof,equal to
*2 25 and *5 10 per 100 lbs. net.
I.ol7ll.—Tbe lour market is active ; sale. of
1 200 hide. Howanl at brands at *5 00 The
receipts mail supply are large. City Mill. is held at
*5 00. Ba/ea of Corn meal at *3 00 a 113 19.
Nye floor *4 MI.
li R A IN.—thaditdy of all kinds of 0 min moderate
and priers depressed. Salestmod to prime red wheat
at *1 00 to $1 05: and white at $1 10 to $1 12.
White Corn 8 a 54 eta; yellow 58 a s'. Oats
25 a 23 ; Rye 68 a To.
MARRIED,
On the 19th Inst., by the Rev. 8. 1.. Levi, of
Irbarnberuburg, Mr. Sealants, of Fin.
castle. Va.. and Alias A. , daughter ad . Mr.
Ahraluint Arnold, of this' borough.
On Friday the 11th hj the Re•. E. V. Ger
hart. Mr. JORL 001111'111N. ■nd Mies JI;LIA A.
Teem raw', of Bedford. Pa.
flit Thursday the 21st inst., by the same, Idr.
MAIITUL Curie, wad Miss of COI ,
Pill county, Md.
On the 14th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Bechler, Mr.
Sanest tirortainestsa. Mir - 42.ATII•DISII
Neßelt—both of this county.
On the 17th inst. by the Rey. Mr. Hay, Mr. A s,
aetna RUDIAILL. end MiAll MATILDA Binasnrst
vse—both of Connwage township.
On the tlitt knit , by the Rev. A. ' , nehmen,
Rey. da sits A. li 40W (fininedy of Pa. Coliege.)
and Miss Mawr E. Her, daughter of Dr. Jacob
Hay—all idle&
On the 114 but , by the Rey.). O.Harris. Mr.
14 1 LLLLL at P. C o af Louisville, Ky., end Miss
H r A. Mears r, of Darks county, Ohio.
DIED,
On the 20th of August, Mr. Purim B. /1411 ,1 4
of Reading township, aged 22 yam, 10 mouths.
and 20 dare. , • -
NOTICE
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
'WE Commissioners of Adams Coun
t. ty will ressitv sealed proposals at
their dice in Gettysburg, until Monday
, Me sad doiy of Ocabor nese. fbr building
• WOODEN BRIDGE *creel' AtOwara
Creek, on the road leading from Little*.
town to Emmitsbn%.
be sego
et the Cominiiiiiiiinere 446 e.
By ender of the Commissioners.
y. AUGRINBAUGIi, Clerk.
Sept. le,
11 At° fir. ' '
JUST received. *abetter lot of prime
HAMS, MACS. .9110(748AR5.
end for sale at the lowest pikes at
TE VIII9IBOICIB.
;Sept. 29,1848.
grA Special Pit eeting of the
ox AND READY CLUB" will
he held in the Court-hones 1-0-11i0R.
ROW EVENING, at 7 o'clock. Prompt
:attendance is desired. ,
B °Pt. 27. 1848.
r.A. Stated Meeting of the
I " Ell4lr TAYLOR" Fire Cuutpa,
,ay will be held at the Engine Room to-ator-
NY/ evening, et o'clock. As the Mei.
int is intended ton drill; it je expected that
pvery member 'will endeavor to be precool,
D. WennatiouV l fitgey,
i 90114 9Q. 1901.
110,T1C11.!
O is bercht giren that, }till fol-
IN 'lowing property was Purchitss4 by
the subscriber at a
Constable's Sale of tidetide Piritortal Property of Cttinititti Sikinarp,.
Or liairdnoithin limnship, Adams soultr,,
'Pa .
i r t
v ' 'll ie 19ifi 'of Septensber inst.. wiz:
1 'n; l Shotel Ptotigh,l Cow, Illei-
S
fer,ogs, 1' Sow, and I Pip. l'Actes
of Corn in the growitt;=whlch Property I
have left in the possession of said Chris
tian Sheriff; to be reclainind by ine wben
desired ; and all pereons irp hereby' iraqi
ed against trespassing upon spid proper
ty, under the penalty or being proceeded
whist by law.
Sept. 29, 18401.—ifft•
VOTIOZ.
LITERS' of Administretion on the
j
Estate, of PETER B. HAINS, late
of Reading township, Adams comity, de
ceased, having been granted 'to the' sub
scriber, residing in the town of Hampton,
he hereby , gives notice to all indebted
to said estate, to make payment 'with
out delay, and to thole having claims to
present the same, properly authenticated,
for settlement.
JOHN BROUGH, didrier.
Sept. 20, 1848.-8 t
.
To the Independent Peer* of.,Odenna Co.:
I OFFER myself to your consideration
as an Independent Candidate for the
office of
County Consonisidener,
at the ensuing..cleotion, and respectfully
solicit your support.
JAMES PA'rFERSON.
Latimore township, Sept. 29, 'lB4B.—te
PUBLIC SJLE Of
Valuable Real Estate.
On Thurspay, the 19th of October next,
IHE subscriber will sell at Public
Side, un the premihes, the valuable
PAR M -
on which he resides, situate in Hamilton
ban township, Adams county, and adjoin
ing lands or Jacob Raffensperger, Mrs.
Stewart, John Eiker, heirs of Martin New
man:and John Bowers. The Farm con
tains
966 420.71210
more or less, and and is located in one of
the most desirable sections of the county.
being about one and a-hall miles from Fair
field. The land is well improved, and
has Limestone on it, which can be made,
available fur liming purposes. Abut 200
Acres are cleared; the balance being etiver
ed with thriving limber. The Improve
, manta are a two-story log
- all D L GRAY; ,
a one-story T E NA NT
HOU !" a Bank Barn, lower part stone
and upper part log, a Clover Mill, and
other outbuildings. There are two Wells
of Water. one near the dwelling, the oth
er near the tenant house. The Farm is
well watered, having running water in ev
ery field but one. There is also a fine
ORCHARD OF
Choke Fruit Trees
on the premises. A. pruper pro
portion of the Farm is in 1131 . and
MEADOW. It is the Granite rock land.
There is also on the Farm a COPPER
ALINE, which has been opened, the oar
yielding as high al 30 per cent.
lia'The above Property will be sold
entire or divided, as may suit purchasers.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
when aeendance will be given and the
terms made known by
JACOB WELDY.
Sept. 29, 1848.—ts
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE
A Chance for Farmers !
On Saturday, the 21st of Oetober next,
BY virtue of an Order of the Orphans'
Court of Adams County, the Sub
scriber, Administrator of the Estate of
SAMUEL JACOBS, late of Hamilton
township, Adams county, Pa., deceased,
will sell at Public Sale, at 10 o'clock, A.
M., un the premises, the valuable
FARM
of said deceased, situate in Hamilton town
ship, Adams county, Pa., about 2 miles
from East Berlin, on Beaver Creek, and
adjoins lands of John Groff, Peter Del
lone, John Jacobs, Pius Fink, and others,
CONTAINING
ate 4Eutizamo 9
more or less, of patented land. The Im
provements are a large TWO-STORY
atßrick House,
40 feet front, with a Back
building, a Weaver's Shop, a
ergs stone Barn, 70 feet front, a Wagon
Shed, Spring House, and other Outbuild
ings. There are two springs of water on
the premises, one hear the House; also,
t
TWO ORCILORDS
ea *
of choice Fruit of all kinds, Ap
ples, Peaches, Pears, &c. A
bout 50 Acres are hi first-rate Ti
—the balance cleared and under good cul
tivation, with a full proportion of fiat-rate
Meadow. This tract is susceptible of di
vision, and will be sold entire or in par
cels, as may suit purchasers:
A L O. dtt ilia sane time endplate,
WILL Ili MOLD A
• TRACT OF LAND.
situate pardy iu Paradise township, York
county, and partly in Hamilton township,
Adams county, *hoist 14 mile from the
above tract, adjoining lands of John Groff,
Isaac Trimmer, and wham, and eontaining
36 ACRES,
more or less, of patented lead. The Im
provements are a Two-Story
8 Tort /8.110 VS 14
With a FULLING MILL and
CARD MACHINE, a good Barn, and
other Outbuildings; about 4 Attie are in
good Timber; the balance cleared and un
der cultivation, with a sufficiency of Mee.
dow. There is on the premises an excel
lent ORCHARD of good Fruit.
17 The above properties are 'skiable,
being well located, and are worthy of the
attention of Fanners and Capitalism, who
desire to make a good investment. At
tendanee will be given and the terms made
known on the day of , dale by
fAORGE JAcons.
Rept, 20, 1840,-, p Adair. I
Ma= BAWL
SY .Virtue of an Order of the Orphans'
Court of Adams mammy, the fhb
sat*, Truce% appointed by the Pout
aformaiii„of Estatediewria
y, late.of 13Iainiltonben township,. Adnms
deanised, will sell at l'isti4e 'Sale;
on the premises, on '
IViday the-201A day of October sexi,
AT I O'CLOCK, r.
The Valuable Fars of said d,
230 ACREa,
mole' of less, Of 'patented Itenl.liituste in
Hamiltonban township, Adams county.
Olt -t G i macs West d qf Gettysburg. ad
joining landi'd the errs of.fames G. 'Pax
ton, Wm. White. Magi Prllhenny. and
others. The Improvements are a large
_ Two-story Weatherbearded
tttl. 4111V43211
double log . Hem and other im
provements. a well Of water near the door,
a good never-failing spring of sulphur wa
ter near the house. There are also on the
Farm a Tenant-house and Stable. There
are about 120 acres of this Farm cleared;
of which 25 or 30 acres are in good Mead
ow. the balance (about 110 acres) is Tim
berland. The Eastern pan of the above
Farm is bounded by West Marsh Creek.
Ill'"The above property is weU located,
in a healthy and' gonheighberliikid. and
worthy the attention of Farmers wishing to
purchase. 'The property will be shown
to persons wishing to view it, by Hugh
F. M'Gaughy. residing on the premises.
WILLIAM KING, Trustee.
Sept. 29, 1848.—is
WM. GRAY.
FRESH GROCERIES.
SUPERIOR ENGLISH CHEESE.
New England Mould TALLOW
CANDLES, beautiful sw Sperm, roe 4-
C. 11. SALT, Atc., Ate.. just opened at
BTE VENSONS.
Sept. 29, 1848.
031111 FOR D 2 IS
UNRIrALLED STYLE OF HATS
FOR GENTLEMEN.
CHARLES OAKIPOIRD
No. 104. Chestnut Sired, Plriladelphia,
WOULD respectfully invite attention
to his superior style of hats for au
tumn, 1848 ; which wilt be found the most
perfect ever herons offered to the commu
nity. Its peculiar forms render it the more
desirable, as it combines all the essentials
of durability and neatness, requisite in that
article of dress, whilst his increased lard
hies in manufacturing, with all modern
improvements, enable him to challenge the
world to produce a better Hat.
-Children's Finny That and Cops ((the
latest Mode.—These goods hare been se
lected with the greatest care, and will be
found most beautiful and chaste in their
styles.
Ladies Riding Hats and Caps of entire
ly new Patterns.—Great has been bestow
ed in constructing these articles, that they
may fit perfectly easy, and form a graceful
appearance.
CHARLES OAKFORD.
104 Chestnut sit • kw doors Arose Third, Ms
Sept- 29. 1848.—(March 3.-1 y)
RICA FANC YPE/RS FOR LADIES' RZAR.
CUARLIES OAIIiFORD, Furrier,
No. 104 Cuesreur Sr..
A sew darn above Third, Philadelphia,
WOULD invite the ladies to call and
examine Idi superior stock of Muffs,
Boas, Tippets, &e., of every variety, con
sisting of Rich Russia Sable, Hudson's
Bay Martin, Norway Martin, Mink Sa
bles, Baum Martin, Stone Martin, Ermine,
Fitch, Lynx, Arc., du. These skins have
been selected with great care, and are made
by the best workmen in the country. La
dies may rest assured that no article will
be offered for sale in this establishment
that,is not perfect in every respect.
CHARLES OAKFORD.
104 Chestnut it a few doors above Thbd, Mad.
SepL 29, 1848.--6 at
GREAT BARGAINS I
33 per cent. lower than usual
GEORGE ARNOLD
gm AS just received and is now opening
■ as large *stack of FRESH GOODS
as has ever been offered to the public in
this place ; and being determined NOT
TO BE UNDERSOLD in any article
by any establishment, he invites his old
friends and the public generally to exam
ine and judge for themselves.
SUGAR, 4'b, and 8 cents peeping&
COFFEE, 4. G. and 8 cents de.
AND EVERY THING IN PROPORTION
t3ept. 15,1848.
apprentice tfiramied.
A N APPRENTICE to the Bakingand
AN
Confectionery Business, in all their
branches, will be taken by the subscriber,
if application be made immediately by
a youth of the age of 16 or 17, who can
furnish good recommendatious.
FON IFBINANISRS.
ALL, kinds of SHOVELS dr. FORKS
may be had low at STE VENSON'S.
Jost received. a supply of WINDOW
GLASS, du.
RADWAY'S CHINESE MEDICATED SOAP
nearly tree Medicos] Sevin me. Pour Yaws
before the public., stein- satisfaction to thousamds
in the North, East, So uth, wad West, imparti ng
loath and sweatams to the Skim I surd Into all
who use it,
-- BEAUTY TO - THE - COMPLEXION.
This delicious composition of exotic balms
and extracts of the most rare and Toone Sow
ers, &bestowed plants, at thirsts] growth. wr de
servedly a popular dimwit* with the' public, is
mon particularly recommended for its otnurr
diaary offsets arm the cuticle, of purifying the
skis, cleansing the secretory smith from all im
purities, resnovieg mainly from the surface Pius.
piss, Blotelsta,Tation, Burn,Disepbow
and Tenoned all other tauswarros visitations.
Letters .of high .antherrity, tont the follow
ing gentlemen, will be Atoms* our principal
depot to all the endow:
Nen. Healy Clay, of Kentucky.
" John Tyler, of Virgieha.
" Martin Van Berm, of Neer Tort. -
" 'fume Y. Pelt. President of the U. States.
Cen. Quittnen, of the U. S. Army. • -
Ras. J. N.ll.Aii, Rev. Dr. Pearce, of N. T.
" Waggoaer, of Troy.
Dr. Ray, Dr. Deng, Dr. Ford. Dr. Truesdell—
late of the N. Tort University.
Zack of taw above Darnel gentlemen, say is
their letters, ..its cleansing sod heeling propen
sities surplus those of all others they have eves
used—while for *basin. it gives entire satisfac
tion."
Sold, whohnsle and retail, is Gettysburg, by
SAMUEL H. BUEHLER. tech cake to be
gegen» most have the lac similie at E. U. Rad.
wiry as the wrapper,
J.& 11. G. RADWAY,,Dreggieta,
Sept: 8, IM. 551 Pearl sheet, N. Tork.
COM T•IIIIII•
FURS.
C. WEAVER.
Cheap ! Cheaper ! Cheapest !
MMUS ill Pitting)
of tears 40 per cad. 1
. . IOC IN,
lIAS just returned from the cities with
the'hugest stock of FANCY Goons,
be ban yet offered to the Public, and he
does not hesitate to peg that it is the REST
in town, and the CHEAPEST I If you
don't believe' it call and see for' yourself ;
while I shall be gratified, those Calling trill
be profiled. My sitsortnient complete,
and purchased at the kwecat. Cart - ttS !
Tho following articles cnetpriea a Ottition
of my cheap and splendirkfit,Ok :
A Splendid ofll4*.llibboOk
also, large et Batln''antl 'Meanie
Ribbons, Artificial Floviers ; ,tlhawltr Mortalle m t
Lain.Thibet, Black Cloth. and Cashmere • W
en Comforts, Zephyr Tice. Cap Ribbon s, Wai
Dolls, Hair and Cloth . ilmales, Woolen Yarn,
Back and. Side Combs, Nokia . do,. Fine and 1.
very, do. ; Hair Pins, BMW; Pius cud Bracelets,
Fancy Boma, Watch Chains, Guards, and Kays,
Scent. Rap, Fancy Siam Pen-huldors, Silver
Pencils, Plain Gold Rings, Children's Gaiters, Bilk
and Cotton Canvass, Steel Buckets, Steel Bag
Chains, Ivory and Steel Knitting Needles,
Knit
ting Needle Cases, Mourning Collars, Gimp,lleml
Ringo, Black Cotton How, Cotton Spool Thread,
thread and cotton edgiop and hicis Falun, book,
and carnbriomustins, plain jimmies, Irish linen,
black and mode alpaca', lanimel,eausbniers, mama
taldsiciathasad towslii,hoonst sow •
ins, silk handkerchiefs, plain and flpood cravat',
silk title, a general absottreent of men's, women's
and children's hosiery, pm and cotton suspenders,
'llk and spools, whalebone, hooks and eyes, peal
and agate buttons, ivory studs, sewing and sad.
kris silk, patent thasad, mei's black kid gloves,
neeblemotted colon Wine kid gaps, black
italleoul , standing cellars, tossUß. tabs end gull.
ling, hair braids, blacking, watches, steel bead pin•
leaks and purees, beads and clasps, palm twist,
ring, and wants, seisms, thimbles, chenille,
worsted materna, card hoard, fitly whits, colegus, l
bait oil, bead dreams. tooth brushes, bed bum coy
pet binding, pins and needles, a large amairtinast
of, children's shoo, men's and ohildron's cloth
and glazed ceps, &c., site
lICT Lathes and gentlemen are invited
to call and examine before purchasing else
where. Come one--come all—and save
FIFTY PER CENT !
J. L. SCHICK.
Gettysburg, Sept. 22,1848.—tf
Just Received arid for Sale by
the subscriber,
A LARGE QUANTITY OF
Plain, Striped, and Plaid
ALPACAS,
M. de Laines, Cashmeres, plain and fancy
Silks, English & French Merinoee, Ging.
hams. Bonnet Satins and Flushes, Trim.
ings, &c. &c..—a handsome collection,
and will be sold VERY 'HEAP. Please
call and see. GEO. ARNOLD.
Sept. 22, 1848.-4 t •
BOOKS & STATIONERY
; - fI RUEEILER
HAS just received, in addition to his
former large stock, a largely increas
ed assortment of
Classical, Theological, '
School, and Mis
cellaneous
BOOKS,
embracing almost ;very variety of Stand•
and and Popular Literature ; also,
Blank Books and Stationery
of all kinds, GOLD PENS, Pencils, Vis
iting and Printing Cards, Card Cases, Ink
stands, &c. etc., all of which will, as usual,
be sold ra , ../ IT THE LOWEST PRI
CES.
o:7Arrangements have been made by
which anything not included in his assort.
meta will be promptly ordered from the
Cities.
Gettysburg. June 2, 1848.
ATTEND TO YOUR. TEETH:
Dr. F. E. Vandersloot,
811110 6ON DIENTIST,
RESPECTFULLY informs the Citi
zens of Gettysburg and vicinity that
he is - prepared to perfarm'every operation
appertaining to his Protection, such as
cleansing. filing, plugging and 'inserting
Teeth. from a single tooth to a full set. An
experience of more than twelve years: hi
the Profession he trusts will enable him to
operate to the entire satisfaction of those
who may wish his services. All wor k will
be warranted. For his place: of residenee
enquire at the store of Samuel Fahnestock.
Reference is respectfully made to the fol-
lowing gentlemen :
Rev. Dr. Schmucker,
• •
Rev. Prof. Haughey,
Dr. D. Gilbert,
Raw. E. V. Gerhart,
Prof. M. 1.. Stover,
9, 1847...-17
Dr. D. Homer,
Prot H. Haupt,
Dr. C. N. Berluchy,
Gettysburg, Oct.
REMOVAL,
DR. J. LAWRENCE .HILL,
• DENTIST,
HAS removed his ofSce to the building
opposite the Lutheran Church. in
Chambersburg street. 2 doors twist of Idr.
Middlecors store where he may all timei
be found ready and willing to attend to
any case within the province of the Den
tist. Persons in want of full lets of teeth
are respectfully invited to call.
•REFERENCES. '
Dr. C. N. Dormorstr, Ror.C.T.Koawro,D.D.
" D. House, Prot M. 'Jacobs,
"C. A. Cowers.x., "H. 1.. 11,opAsi,
D. Otiosity, ' • il.Rstircits
Rev.l,o,Waream..D. D._
July 7 x , 1848. - • •
D. 111 9 CONAUGHT,
Atoms, at Loco,
OFLOE in the S. W. Corner of the
Pablialknare i one door West of 4. .
Areold's - Store. forinerly oecupieif as a
law Oilles by John Weonsughy; dee'd.
He solicits; sod by prampt.and faithful at.
tendon to business in his pregession; ft will
be bis endeavor to merit, oonthieece •and
ACRD. M'Oomsoottir will also attend
promptly to all business entrusted to him
as Ara and Solicitor for Patents and
Pauumt. He has made arrangements,
through which he can furnish very desira
ble facilities to applicants, and entirely re
lieve them from the necessity or a journey
to Washington, on application to him per
sonally or by letter.
Gettysburg, April 2.—lf
ALEX. R. STEVENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
O FFICE in the Centre Sinare, North
of the Court-house, between Smith's
and Stevenson's corners. •
Gettysburg, Pa.
Jr PUBLIC NAZE.
BX virtue of an Order of the Orphans'
Overt ol 44sos Cooky. the subscri
ber, Administrator of the Estate of BAR*
THOLOIIIIII/ OVIVIVAL hat* 00014 SOW*.
ship, Adams county, Pa., deceased, will
sell at'Publits Sale. on Saturday Me 21.1
(kilt Odober wad, at 1 o'clock, P, M..
on the premises,
A Tract of' Lind +
the xbroperty of sejd,docerted
cilia AOMPfbilh ad arming insids :or Wm.
Jenkins, James hrilarrin and othenh con.
tam ing .
7
more or leer. The imporerne are
it& A TWO.STORY'
Weather-bearied Hone,
w . 111 11 1 .40biK4d Hui-building, at
!Jog porn snd t out r•lmoti er necessary',, tharttO
logs. There is an
ORCHARD'
of good fruit on the premises. sadf,a
Spring of Water; also •a Waite( water
convenient to the doer. • ••
ICT There will also be sold at the same
time t kit of OtiRN AND 4,1&1111 , 11, the
bushel. ,
Attendemee will -lie igiven t --upd,
made known on the day o r sae by
JA.Cipit 14,051 . 1?4,
Sept. 15,1844.--te
JWlgl r itpr.
PUBLIC SALZ
BY virtue of a deed of Voluntary As
eiptaient or she Windt' olfstbril,
to ate granted by Abstains* Stu m, of
Tyrone township, Atleals county, Pa., I
will sell at Public Sale, on. Saturday the
7th day of October next, et 1 o'clock, P.
11., on the premises, , -
A Tract. of Land,
the property of said Shwlfer, situate In WA
township, at:Veining lands of Geo Flicking
er, John Lehman, and whorl, and contain.
sag 141 ACII:ES of. Pitented ,Land. It
lies on the road leading froM Hunterstovrn
to 'York Springs, about 1-4 of a mile frem
the Big Conowago.
The Improvements .'are a nevi and well
finished 'two-story Frame '
Dwelling-House, ,ll
with a cellar underneath ; a good u - i' i
weather-hoarded SHOP, plutereti Molds ;
a weather-boarded Barn, with Corn Crib&
Garner, Sheds, and other outbuildingii- + R
There is a Well of water convenient to the
door, and a Spring of water on the premi.
ma; Them is also a young
so
---- Offeil efiriD—"—'
premises,
The
choice onFruit the premism.
The propeny 'will make a desirable resi
dence, being about one.lalf new hind and
good cultivation.
Attendance will be given gild "keitifi
made known do the day of Sale by
SAMUEL DEARDORFF,
Sept. 15, 18413.-0 . assignee.
nutzu On sALE.
THE subscriber offers at Private Bale,
un advantageous terms,
I •
A FARM,
situate in Franklin township, Adams stoun
ty. adjoining lands of Robert Slinkleyi
William Bailey, and Wm. Hamilton, with
in 3 miles of Gettysburg, containing
184 Acres and 91 Perches.
There are about 50 Acres of Wondlind,
and the restundergood cultivation. There
. ant two
Sa S Dwelling 1191180
on the Farm, a double LOG
BAKN, newly covered. with sheds around
it: two well of water. with a pump in
one of them; a sufficient quantity of Fruit
Trees, such as Apple,.Fear, reaseh and
Cherry. There is Meadow ptifficien; to .
make 60 tons of Hay yearly. About 1500
bushels of Lime bawl:been ?Months farm,
and about 2,000 cheenut rade.
This would suit to be divided into two
Tracts, both of clear and wood hind.
Any person wishing to purchase, wil
be shown the farm, by Henry Trestle
residing thereon.
. , GEOROE .rizotity.
July 28, 1848.—tf
PUBLIC SALE.
On resesdey the 17th of OdoNel ti ext.
113 Y virtue of an' Order ofthrrth.` ans'
t.,
Elk. Court of Adams emu ihe indliiewi
her. Administrator of the , "te.lof AN
DREW 16161181111 AN, late °V, - Dil li a"N a
township. Adams county, d ' ,trill
at Public ale. at 10 o'clock A. M.. en the
premises, .
A Tract of Land,
the property of said deceased, situate in
said township, adjoining lands of John
Eckenrode, John Felix, George Carl, and
others, and containing
54 ACRES,.
more or less. The improvements itre a
TWO STORY
A LOG DWELLI;iG, ,
a double Log Barn,aod other Ontholldings.
There is a Well of water convenient to
the door, and en excellenfOßVllAßD'on
the premiees. • • ,
.4 1 L30, at the same time, WW be add
a variety of rawsonal rroperty of said do
ceased, consisting of •
- 4C:IIOAT®i.
Young.Ostde, Hoge, sheep; Hay by the
ton; Corn, Oats, Hnekwhest r Potatoes;
and Apples, by dm bushel ; 'slot of Corn.
fodder, a lot of Limk• a lot of 'Hoards,
Bede End' Bedsinutii Tiibles; Ohalrei No;
Kettles, and' other artistes of Household
and Kitchen Furniture. ' • '
Attendance , will be givin.. and 'tern i
toado.known on the diy of able by
• GEO. HAGERMAN,
M;3li;M
11031001. BOOM.
A S the Schools for the season are corn•
mencing, the undersigned desires to
inform Teachers, Parents and Scholars,
that he is now receiving his stock of
pSchool Books and Sta Ho-
which will be found to comprise a corn
pieta assortment of all the approved books
in use. 0:1 - The Public will bear in mind
that I intend to dispose of them at the low
est Cash prices. To be convinced of this,
give me a call.
KELLER KURTZ
Aug. 18, 1848
samitzrrs MUMS.
N pursuance of sundry writs or Fen-
I di tioni exponen leaned oat of the
Court of Common Pleas of Adwm Coun
ty, Pennsylvania, and to me directed, wlll
be exposed to puh!ic sale on Saturday
the 14th day of October inst.. at 1 o
clocko P. M., at the Court-house in the
Borouirh of Gettysburg, the following
Real Estate, to wit
situate In MenaHen township, Adams coun
ty, Pa., On the road leading from Gettys
burg to nine Grove Furnace, containing 30
Acres, more or lees, adjoining lands of J.
N. Smith, John . Hewitt and others, on
i nk which are erected a two-story
aftlmit rough frame
•
DWELLING HOUSE,
FRAME SHOP. There is a first
•rate spring of water near the house, and an
excellent Orchard of young Fruit 'frees on
the premises. About 12 acres of this are in
firealadet chestnut timber—the balanie of
the land is its a good state of cultivation—
sad Ike property wonid be a first-rate tit
notion or a mechanic of any description.
Seized' and taken inexecution as the estate
of %wax Hum?.
ALSO,the undivided interest of Gi KOROT.
WAMPLZI. iu a
Lot of Ground,
thgifltprungh of Gettysburg, front
,l4 lialtlinone streirt, adjoining lot of
Henry Brinlierhor, and two public alleys
on the *eat end north, oh which are erect
ed a two-story weatherboarded
Wel . DWELLING HOUSE,
1 -) and ono-story brick Back-building,
or r itehen t a ono-etory brick Shop, frame
Stable, with a threshing floor and corn
crib attached thereto, an excellent well of
water wiih a pump in it near the kitchen
door, and bu a variety of bearing fruit
trees on the preiniees.-.-ALSO.
The undivided interest of the same in a
Lot, of Ground,
situate in the borough of Gettysburg, bound
ed by Washington rant High streets, and a
public alley, containing about
• acre.—
Seised sod taken , la exestititm,as the estate
of Gasman Wewittti. •
larrecteas purchasing property at itberifi's
ode, will lava lapse Jasper mt. oldie pardon
watery asa th• day of ode.
4ENJAM/N , VICHRIVEI2, Intent
Sheriff's Wks. Gettyshuor, • ,
Sept. ts, 10411. .-al • ,•
041a011103V11
N pursuance of a writ pilltill Acidic
I (inquisition ami Condemnation being
waived,) issued otie gtthe,. Ormryof c ctrai l
mon Pleas or idiins county, mid to
me dirsculd, will be capital to Public
Sale on Pridnihellthiltietaftr.llB4B 4 ,
at I o'clock, P. Mon thielinuttlerta in
Menallor townempi - *Ahliotrusg Rea
Estate, to wits
g 'ANNA of Land,
situate imMtesilp tionshilt, Adams coun
ty, Pa, Containing 16 ACRE% more or
leas, of Firs; Rate Land, on which ere-e
-rected all Story , Log • •
WEATHIR , OOAIWZD
Oireifthi thenlet [lt
with every convenienrar—good double Log
Barn, a good, TwooStory PAN , HOUSE,
with a first ,rate Bark-Shed and Bark-Mill
thereoc, Mao; aFinidhing Shop and
Leather Roller, with 16Lay-away Vat,—
Mo.whole of the vets, Ate., being is the
best condition.. Thereto a Well of water
near the dwelling; 'and, an excellent OR.
CHARD of Apples and 'Peaches, The
land is all cleared--rabout 8 'eres being in
meadow lend. and ,the balance in 4 .
mate-of culuvatioa. The Property is in
good order. with a running stream of wa
ter neat the Titelf std. and adjoins lOWA
of Peter mulumb4ely;'l ll di,ols*rhier,
Jacob Smith. sell Utekgrutst. ott
the direct rued landing from Huatereumn
to Pine Grove Furnace. about. one and a '
half miles front Darteralt Mill, and Within
one half mile of ApplernmeNt &it. i
ed and taken in sincitition: Its the boats ef
ELI Coven. J, WU% 1
Sept. 2S, 1848.”—ts . Coroner.
REAL "STATE,
,
BT' PUBLIC &ILA
•On &our*, MellM,of Ckto+er mit
IV ILL be offered st pti4he
v nn the' premplites,' the ReeA ~ bate
of ROBERT' THOMPUOte late ofGirat
tystsurg, Pa.; deceased,' consisting of a
irnsifOr or'Eopro,
eituate in 'Cumberland township, Adams
coulty l. pa., on the road Itiading , from Orri-
IYOntft
Hon. Jac. Clair, Jacob Hummelsbaugh,
Wm. Patters inthallwrop.oriNaining
Wale" '
more or leen,. ' swell set in Clo.
ver and Timo!lfyi: • fencing.
It can conve :ditto
Ate
L -,
and will be aoU in lots or in, one twirl
may suit purchasers.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, P bt•
when attendance will he given and terms
made
kk ' M"vi lit t- aiWk,_'VRI:4IiNAY,
MOSES 'OLEAN.AItorneY
for Robert T. ItiA, Wm. H. Robertson sod Wife,
Win H. Tiiipteatit;and other &Ora Ro
bait Tbonumeline
Illepti:2ll, , lo4lLew-te •
YALIIABLE PROPERTY
•• • , Weal- OitaMs
HE Itibileiribii Offers at private sale,
'
that trainable property situate in Mt.
IP asset-township, Adams county, Pa.,
V I I
Within' three miles olGettysburg, on the
SosuL leading froth Hanover to Gettysburg,
iidioining lauds or Abraham Keever, the
ham of Geo. Spengler, and others, cow
taming `.• • - .
, . ' 160 4CRES
of Land, lunch of.which is in a good state
of eultivotip.und .under good fences.
ThertAi a good
ORCHARD
of Apples and Peaches on th
promises. The improvements are a Two-
STORY STONE
' LIU ittu II fi Dwelling House,
with a good Kitchen attached,
a double log Barn, with other out-buildings,
and near the door two wells of excellent
water, with pumps.
Persons wishing to see the Property will
cation Mr. Andrew Wilt, living on the
premises, or George W. M'Clellan, Esq.,
residing in Gettysburg, or the subscriber.
It.7'lf the property is not sold on or be
fore the first day of November next, it
will be RENTED. Terms will be such
as to suit purchasers.
WM. M'SIIERRY.,
Lit destown, Adams co., Aug. 4, '4B—ta
kithrobtistraior.
A Tract of Land
'1 Allll
,
Ardknji Fein, nfI'OPLAWPLANIC
t/ v . parkas will rastetrairCheir
Seim, for.vbich the higheat price irilll,
ghee by the subscriber, Ile hey alet? On
head, it bit old stand itt West Ch k.rjr'
berg street, a very large assprinsehller
6 ''
Common an d I' alley
CHAIR;
and a full assortment of CAISio
NET WAKE, which I am selling at unu
sual low prices for Cash and Produce. Or
ders for work will he attended to on the,
shortest notice. All orders for COFFINS
will be strictly attended to as usual.
DAVID HEAGY.
Sept. I, 1818.-1
BURNT OUT, ,-. 4
BUT AT IT AGAII4I
PAINTING.
*SHE subscriber takes this method of
IL informing his friends and the paths.
that he is now located in the Alley betweeti
North Washington and Carlisle streets, isa-:
mediately in the rear of D. Middlteofw
Store, where he will be prepared, as here- .
lefore, to do all kinds of
Coach s Cloth, & Sign Painting.
.
ICPCARRIAGE REPAIRING. done
al short notice, and on reasonable terms,
for which Country Produce will be taken.,
The subscriber is thankful for pest fa
vors, and hopes. by attention to business.
and a desire to please, to merit and se
calve a continuance of publis patronage.
.1. G. FREY.
Gettysburg, Nisy
GREAT BUSTIFICATION OF
STEAM WORKS!
and Engineer serlotudy Wounded
BE it known to the world, that the un
dereigned hae obtained Letters
tent for an
lonpraved Machine for Milling and Clean.
ing Clover-seed,
which, for thoroughly performing Its work.
ins speedy manner, surpasses any thing
shears* ever been presented to the
Ih"Orilerlto produce a machine Mai willt
meat the wants of the community in evert
respect, the Patentee has fur several years
applied himself diligently to the task, tend
la now enabled to offer a machine worthy
of their consideration.
This machine has only been in opera
tion during the last season, in Cumberland.
: York and Adams counties, and has given
entire satisfaction. It is a neat, portable
machine, only weighing about 400
and oflighplraught. and can hull and clean
with esapfottr loads of cloverseed per day,
of oneload in two hours. It ran be con-,
sena into a common windmill it► a irni
rnent!s time. Persons desiring to pur
chase rights can see the machine by call
ing at my residence in Latimore township,
Adams county. Owners of Clover.-milli
would find it to'their advantage to give me
a call.
Hundreds of certificates can be given of
ita utility, and the satisfactory manner that
it hulls and cleans cloverseed, and also
timothy seed, but I deem it only nevem/a
ry to refer to a few individuals at srluwe
barns the machine has been exhibited and
fully tested.
HONTINOVIS Tr. LATII,IOIItTP.
ha. M'Ehreo, Est thorns Etssidoef, Esq.
Benjamin Eihelly, ' Whl H V_Nifiti
J. E. Merman, Esq., Mailbag' Livinpeon,,
John Refinseperpe, Daniel ristolner..
Alssirdiof BtltaeU. Vilna Albers,
21 J 7 4 , 1 . PnrkiittlN ,
lidid Bolin. Dwrid
/kin Neely, Oeorge OWN."' '
John Lehman, A. Heintalentoni,`'•
Ammo Myers. Amnia rp. '
Freedom. John 141ftenny. . .
Abeabam Krim Wm. Wllhenny,
Yi'erie‘g fp:
Jan— Coorringbani, John Tudor, • °
Wm. WChiery, Eli Dates, •
Malmo Wayiniaht William Pickryr.• ,
GEORGE GARDNER.
Ma 26, 1848.
" WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE. 014' HEALTII,
207 Main street, Buffalo, N..V. •
tart H, .C. VAUGHN'S Vegetable Litbeetrirl
6110 tic Mixture, a celeisrsued rnedinne %hick
bias made
GREAT CURES IN ALL DISEAIikII4,
is sow introdueed into this section. The
limits of an advertisement sill not psi snit Ines—
modal node* of this remedy ; we bm ir only is
say it has for its agents in the U. Stott* sad Can.
Was a large number of educated
MEDICAL pRACTITIONERS
in high- pegreuional standing, she nnaie a gen
eral use of it in their practice in the relieving
ditutasei
. . DROPSY, GRAVEL;
and dismiss.. of the Urinary Urgent, Pile* sod all
diseases of the blood;derangernerits of the Liter,
&c., and all general ditteases 01 the system. It is
psteticalaafly requested . that all who conirliPhiget
the we at this article, or who desire iiiteraistiii
respecting It,
WILL OBTAIN A PANIPIILF.T
of 32 pat.*, which Agents whuts names tiphshiai
will gladly give away. This book treats iifirat
the Method of cure—explains the Pending pro.
.perties of the article, and also •Ibe Shoos salt
has been used for over this country and P. um's
for tour years tt, kb such perfect 'fleet., liter tii
pages of testimony from the highest quavers vt ill
he found with
NANtEs, PLACES AND DATEs,
which can be written to by :toy one intereord. and,
the parties will answer poet paid cum menicatiutite
irr Be particular end
ASK. FOR THE PAMPHLET,.
is no other such pamphlet has ever been seem: The
evidence of the power of this medicine ever all
diseaQez is guaranteed by persons of Well koalas'
standing in society.
Put up in 30 oz. and 12 oz bootee, 'Prier' $2
for au as., for 12 oz., the larger 'being the
cheapest. Eery bottles has
..G. C. 'VAUGHN"
written on the directions, he: See pamphlet, P.
Prepared by Dr. G. C. \ aughn. and sold at
principal office, 207 Main street. Bail°, N. Y.
Offices devoted to sale of this article satlitilltiLT
I;i2 Na.aau, New York, sad corner of Ems sad
Washington, Salem. Mass , and by all Druggists
throughout this country and Caned*.
llTAnknxs.—S. H. BUEHLER. Gettysburg I
JACOB MARTIN, New Oxford; WAINCILI
East Berlin;
WM. BERLIN, Hamner; 400I'
R. HENRY, Ahbottatown.
March 3,1848.-1 y
HOUSE FP01311)10
W
ILL be made and put ay by that
subseriber,who will attend pie=
ly to all orders, and upon as reason
terms as can be procured at way sistablish•
ment in the o,unty.
(IEO. E. 11117E111211.
Oettysburg, October lb, 18417.
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