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COMMUNICATED.
♦ raw WORD. 4 TO TUE WHIGS
OF ADAMS COUNTY.,
We are upon the eve of dia
ant election, and while it is jet time, I
would heapeek the candid auintion of my
brother Whigs of Atlanta comaty,' to a few
euggestions out remarks'iu relation t 0 the
present contest.
I am one of those who deprecate all vi
olent political excitement, and condemn
thAfalkniee'vrillt which nor party cowl
WWI are um frequently conducted. 1 woull
oxclado all harsh language and had feeling
(turn ohs epodes., But I ita nevertheless
sfttil naiwitlisiiintling, a firm, and undavia
elliwille-and. unchanging Whig—one with
whom, it is a matter of conscience always
to suppiVrt 'Whig candidates and carry nut
W,ltalprMeiples. 'liters are thuusatuls of
the sumo sort of Whigs as myself in Att
t"inni 'county. and it is to those that [Mier
mote partleulartylithltess myself.'
What, lien, my brother Whigs, is our.
,duw,in reference to the election of the 10t1t
of October 1 I answer, plainly, to go to
the pdta and vote the whole ticket. Hav
ing funned our political opinions carefully,
and with doe deliberation mid understand,
ing, why not stick to them f Why not,
resist all Lindocements and temptations Lu,
Assert them f Why nut rather eagerly
emhnice all • opliokunities to aimed end .
'establish them, believing, as we do, that .
'the honor slid welfare of onr'conatry in
theateli depends upon their being, fully;
- serried net
'l.et no Whig , believe that he can 'safely .
liquids. his Whig principles on any occa
sion whatever, where resort is had to the
ballot box. No—if he dues, he need not
expect ever to soe those printiphs per
' manently in the ascendant, either in the
Suite or Nation. If he wishes the dying
tojunetion of that immortal Whig. patriot
Aseti statesmen, Bnrrison,r performed—if
- he wishes to see "the - true rinciples of
' Government carried out ' —ive Melt
ialtemys vote, and always role right. " Ae
• Am* been said, in important State eketion
• hind, Does 'any Whig of Adams
, county for one moment imagine.' that he
newirote any other than the Whig C . /many
lieker. and at the same time be.dinchairg
ing his duty tohie political ftiendethraegh.
—Out the State and nation, or his duty to his
own conicienee ? Whatever be may think.
--he Cannot thus vote and do hie thity..—
There town safe course bet to rots the
whole Whig Ticket. Theeleetion of the
10th of Octnbet for Comity bbil Male ofli
'ream, its to be followed by other itaitomant
/*motto:dons in differentemitmonamelihs,
and by the great National Doeskin of the
7th of November, for - EferftiMor PIMP
'dent and Vine President. Upon the We-
Anis of the Whigs in the State elections,
kNioseurahly depends their 'success in the
great Nationol contest which is to follow
close after. Pennsylvania, as that able
-, *-antlimpcioes Hon. 'Trefoil' Smith,
.-Nechase, is the bwAstrownd of the Union.
,the oes,atogoes,the contest. AH eyes
.ere. fixed upon~ het. Upon the result of
:her State election, depent6 in a greet de
ntrewthe complexion of other &ova elec
. t. view which are to , hlllowl :het own, and
75 ther u tmitwicket Presidential eletidorwhh - - -
/ Witlion, her borders, `, •
The Whig presses of Philadelphia assert
"" VA * * Ail POP. iy have gone forth
~.frees Vim to all:Locoliwo officials
.. 1 1 1 / F i r ii l9 Y/IPL'uh.lo,cotri Blmie, an the
loth of Cletobeiks allhatlarassollo soy
.0• 01 of cilia elid 0100e . 74 to deADat Johns.
; Soierie dorsal Whill.No i rregolaari st i se " f
uhir same* he ablaie l , so ride a t
~e he Whip in the verities' etientioe, and to
1. J'hiniiiillsigieirid bilhienem. whictrinnat
fot-
Id~i''th6.etection ot a Whig Gerstner. by
ibifesitisq fOfg musty ?Otis. This,
Wtpga.,is the game of our enemy. Moue
up, then. Villain comrades of 1840 and
1244, bury all personal feeling of opposi
tion to particular names on the Whig tick
et, all disappointment that others whom
you preferred were not notakated.. and
remising temptations to serauth and split
yoUr tickets.wr *vote for any one who is
,I.l* Pla' hnerever clown and deserving he
• marble. Remember that every votegiven
•hy you for any, candidate. high sw kite s
*belie not on the Whig ticket. will go o.
with defeating that ticket. and will4eff
against your brother Whigs in other man
ties.. other Btates. and throughout the
Union. Whigs, stand by your mime—
uphold your flag! forget all else but the
• success of the good Cause! This jioN, at
ell events. vote for none but good and true
Whigs. who are the regular candidates of
the party, recollecting that the establish•
mentor cherished principles. and the honor.
safety and welfare of your State and wan
try. all. all hang upon the issue of the mo
mentous political struggle whickis before
This appeal is addressed to you by a
brother Whig, who. like some of,yrour.
selves, was disappointed that saw of his
friends were not nominated for County offi
ces. by the last Whig County Convention.
But still, like. it is hoped, all good and true
tine Whigs, he has cast aside. at this, im
., renew crisis, all thoughts and feelings not
' iniliermony with success. An intelligent
ittitl fiirly constituted County Convention
44Clegates from the several boroughs' and
' '. inirtteltips, has been held, according to
' long-established usage, and has framed the
• ,'Whig County Ticket, as it no;w stands.
a nd honor and conscience require that we.
whose representatives the Delegates were,
'should support the ticket as (rained by
"them. And how much sorer we may re
gret that some of our particular friends
have not been nominated, yet. we mast all
admit that the ticket is made np of go•d
Higgs nod true, whom it would be cruel
injustice now to desert or abandon.—
What, for instance, would be thought of
• • tiny true Wliig, who should now repay
the gallant Whigs of the York Springs dim..
• strict, for all their devoted zeal in the good
' cause, sad uniform support of the Whole
~,el. by not voting for their favoriteand
t ring candidate. Maj. Ifamersly, for
,er
ster and Recorder I---and so, of Pick.
:,
~qi, Ihuuwiddie , Swope, Horner. Cooper,
-, „Morningstar, Durboraw, and Brinkerhoff.
"Now. tallow-Whigs, go the Polls and vote
',Athos
,Wlng . Ticket , Whole Ticket, and
. !Whitt& but the Whig Ticket.
HARRISON.
IjANDIPATK.—Mr. Long
eireib, the Incufuco, tree trade, slavery-ex.
tension candidate for Clorerrior, establish
,terl blis residence in Whitewash, M0ntg0m
,,,,,,,ty enemy, wines ten years ago. In 1838,
~,„lbstonajority in that township for Porter
-%l,ll,ajta 113. In 1840, it was reduced to 49
for VALII Burets ; in 1844, to 17 for Polk ;
A nd iu 111147, Mr. Iringstreth was beaten
majority of 12 for Usual Commis
slamm. if dm personal presence of Mr
LONVitrt 4 h prosiness' this downward ten•
elloree,rs.4blia growing "small by degrees
mad beastiftilly less' in one township,
; , ; what effent may be expected, where his
'semi polities are is well understood
INR Fritit 11,41.111111 A
GETTYSBURG.
Friday Evening, October 6, 1848,
(T v/ AGENCIES.—v. a. PALMS*, EMI.
corner of Chesnut & Third streets, and E. W.'
CAIRO, Esq. Bun Building, N. L Cartier Third It
Deck streets, Philadelphia ; and W. noontime,
Esq. Southeast comer of Baltimore & South its.,
Baitiaore—u out authorised Agent, forreceiv
int Advertisements and Subscriptions for , The
Star and Kanser," and collecting end reesipting
for the mime.
FOR PRESIDENT.
GEN. ZACIURY TAYLOR.
"!!,I"' Bl T 9 re.ipmrn
ML "L ARD FILLMORE.
SENATORIAL ■LECTORS,
Jolts P. thionlornout. Lebennu county.
Throes MI. Anconnan,otWastilniton county
ZIIACTORe,
Illtlitlolll44lllTl
1. Soo, Q. Clarkson. 13. Meng Ja mmu.
kmo. P. *Awl, • 14. Wm. Cattier, Sea
S. "SIMI ll' thiyik 18. War.
4. Tbost. W.1114110e4d. Iw Choc W. reshot
5. Ikaid.O. I?. ADI&. 0. Cretin,
1. JlOll 6 DIIIIIeI. IS. rboot.Davillim,
7, A lphie D. 9M414, , 19, Jose;4ll Mar ne ol,
d. Who 1.. a • . 20. Denkol Agw,
1. 11411ssielet, 11. A. W. Loomis,
Cbsdei %p hr, 92. kielsoml
11. Wm. (1. 11.417. Tbioutas H. 881,
12. 'teeth . 94. 8. A. Purview.
_ _
liatArfroo Cords,
.wasled wt this ' Wee
,woo{ not TOO KOCH
erred I .
IGOOILECOOD
FULL Cords, end
ted, would be pre.
01 1. 8ei AM pugs, for • panther of interesting
artieleeh—A taw from Mt. Vestron--“a little woes
Gips" kosa Ileitrolkill comity—mote &rows
Leese, Ste.
Voters, Examhte your Tickets.
eueunudeatioi from - atrsben." in &n
-ether othausei, niquesth us to -give warning" to
ow( Rhode, against aseriose tickets which the
" tedspasideat eanilidahe arsidapd to igive eat I"
Whothin el we Mews. Pumas end H
bees so pledged ernsr Weed se doing—
we bow thit. One thing, however, is certain—
rad wi beg grimy Whig wear is remember it—
or the litkete ilbr the lailepea.
dela catiatilittee (Wawa PICKER end
HARLAN amen thew) have heel Whit
ell at the Ceempiler 01111sut--none of
them have bean printed at either of the Whig of•
ONO This feet adore should be sufficient to
satisfy roe, good Whigthat THERE Id BONE
MGM. WR.9
It L eke anemia, that the LOCOastO leaders in
this basolit, in andoiswiriag to whip in the " rank
end Air" to the suispeti Meaws Fiesta and
114111411, give the amaranth that these gentle
ass will reciprocate the favor by voting Mir
Mr. Masser alma- the rest of - the
ILeeellice Ticket ! Taylor wen ! Jahns.
too' men! Whigs, and Rhode of Whig
pies! Reassusbee that the tickets of ALL the
"Indhpatmient " anithdates base been PRINTED
AT VHS tOCOPOCO` OFFICE—and that
the Likelfoce leaden in Gettysburg base their cal.
Tusklieess 9f - snoops. upon, as they say, assurances
saikame dam Neon. Imams *ad Hump ! ! !
Xzeadasyteet ticket., tiles—no manor kola wheat
yea get them ! The meaty will be doodad with
spurious 44 mixed tickets. Lee earty voter, be.
fore depositing his pilot. OPEN HIS TICKET
k well—ottapare k with the Selloihay;
a m a ir l ads the age.-
below, THEN CIO AHEAD
TOR oi/vsssos,
WILLIAM F. JOHNSTON.
CANAL COMMEMIONIR,
PIER MIDDLESWARTH.
COMMIS",
HON. HENRY IflB.
ASSEMBLY.
JAMES COOPER.
sainumnr.
EPHRAIM" SWOPE.
TICIMOMOTARY,
JOHN PICKING.
• issirrsit AND ancoanas.
WILLIAM W. HAMERBLY.
eLSout OW TIM couirs.
HUGH , DENWIDDIE.
omtnissloSsii.
JOHN 0. MORNINGsTAR.
DIRECTOR OF TIM rant,
lIENRy BRINKERHOFF
AUDITOII,
MAMIO.I 4 elf RBORAW.
COSOKIR.
DR. CHARLES HORNER.
THE 11.11111RX8.--lt is hoped that oar friends
it tin different townships will sow to it that tin
flares of the Sketios for ilte mom important
sontsetsd offkm—Govensor, Compass, Sheriff. Pro
thonotary. Regillieir, and Cleft—will los sent in as
sad, as possible allay the closing of the polls on
TINII*I night.
Prelips will be lima from this ofSes as soon
audios returns are all in.
13"'Oar paper, for the km kw weeks, bas been
devoted principally to political matters, and will
centime to be so devoted, More or lees, fn r a kw
''reeks to come. Our non-political modem moat
bear with 111 • kik. We are in the midst of an
important political canvass, and we need all the
liiht that we can get to dispel) the murky clouds
of Locelmoban that bread ever the land. The
.Matins will moo have putted, and we shall then
move than maim up fat the pnosent in the way of
miecellaneona matter.
rr A needing ot the Monde of Tay ior, Pilaw"
and Jainistal4 will be bold twaservow, ladle Louse
aflame L Tsepaesa, in lleeaikn township, to
be adbeased be MONIRII6 Saylor, deatennae, Mr-
Cottansby, Seed, and M'Clellin.
13" POLL EVERY. WHIG VOTE FOR
JOHNSTON ! Reasassibtr that Marcos Mot
tos was 'heal Cknesaat at Mattsimisasesa BY
ONE VOTE.
W. are nopoceted by Sheriff arn • tura to
coatradkt the report in eheulatien in the km*:
end of the awn% that ha irks& wring far Mr.
Fiche& Mr. Scluirer Will dou bealenrys fees*
Tote for the whale Whig dart from Governor to
Coroner—awl, what is bettor, will work for
Our Maids may as twit turn a dsaf eat wan thew
Bring reports, put in circulation thorignady, to in
ductee Whip to abandon their own annfidates,
anti suport one or were of the "indeperaleati."
literemeber I
Irrrhat ow Whig vote in the ballot•box
bout/ than a thousand oul ot" it
to-That every Whig vote for is a Ltleofotto
vote gained.
HY - That there is no we in opposing tho evils
of Locolocoiam at all, if we fail to record our oppo
sition, " according to law, " ou the diy of selection.
(_?That it is a solemn NUT II which every man
owes to his country and himself, to let his voice
be beard in choosing mien to preside over the
doetinirm of the people. A vote lost is a " talent "
W in the earth.
ehialtp;.lltememlb4fr,
ETTA•t • TULL WHIG VOTE wit, jive as
• GLORIOUS WHIG VICTORY !
An Outrageous Falsehood.
The Loccioco Preus has already commenced
the come species of bitter, malicious aseaulta epee
the character of Gen. Tartan, which diameter•
Iced Is chai r " %pint the ;talented Lima mow,
sin ISA and Ike sabot CLAY, itl le* the
pitecibus panurriph we Sod in illse 'last
Daaisther, It needs no comment
Has tie (Gee. Taylor) even done eel owe
thing that could recommend him to a Chrietian
coatnamitg of free people No, he is a SLAVE.
TRADER, a sugar and cotton planter, with all
the Worsts and pi-4m b.= of hie peculiar situation.
In Rae, be stands confiused an IGNORANT,
SLAVE•TRADINO SOLDIER, owing his nom-
Medea to the JreeMiker acts , ef, the Louisiana
&biotic% and tkiwthig wars:option aid renceril•
melt for macome! "
That will do kw the Compiler." The Car
lisle Minnow improves upon ths matter, and
'roe the iblitrwitag ,
. 1 There la a sib In the borough of Carlisle
now, who wirnemed Gam Tsylor torturing one of
his slaves, by hanging the poor black devil by the
two tboinibs to the limb of a ties, when he,, (Gem
Taylor.) with his own handle, whipped him with a
cow-bide, every ten minutes tar two hours, - and
hiugbed at the fun! The gentleman who toll DI
this was present, and witoemed the mist treatment,
and graexmagy, is willing to make oath to the
'above 6str."
As the North American eureka, Gen. Taylor
made a great mistake when be dared to hope that
the campaign would beconducted towards him, by
the Locutocee, with " kinilmtm and candor." If
slander can ruin or harm , his election in Penn
sylvania, he must look to be slandered, nut ex
pecting either mercy or fairness from the unprin
cipled politicians, who, by the mestslediberate sys
tem of falailleation, in 1844, defrauded Henry
Clay est of his election, and Pennsylvania out of
Ithe wit or4l. Our cotemporary of Carlisle and
his witness are quite moderate, as yet, in declaring
that General Taylor only whipped his slave, in
stead•of alleging, at once, that he killed him and
ale him. They will improve, perhaps, up to this
pant, by Mena' n day, and establish the truth of
every thing by deposition. We remember that,
is 1844, it was charged upon oath that the Whig
candidate for Governor in Delaware, hid whipped
a man to death I and the story was persisted in
even alter the unfortunate victim, the murdered,
man, had shown himself at various public meet
inga, and 1411411 solemn affidavit that he was still
E r Onr neighbor of the " Compiler ' gets
queer bunks into his head occasionally. 'Phi, of
not more than MO puma being present at the
Whig Maas meeting, was one. Another Is that
the Star is " alarmed at the prospects of Messrs.
Macoerely and Picking." The two ideas are a
bout open a par so fikr as reality is concerned, and
derive their existence from the same anoree—the
active' imagination of onr neighbor. We do as
sure him that the only occasion for alarm, is that
the mainline for those gentlemen may be so large
se hereafter to discourage Leconcoism from even
• show of fight, and that might spoil a good deal
of fun.
Remember, Freemen,
That every vote cast for Longstreth, Painter,
and Danner, next Tuesday, will be in effert—
A rote in favor of the Polk Administration
A Tote hi &wee of sustaining the abuses grow
ing out of the too fro. exercise of the Veto Power.
A vote in Giros of Era-Wipe Interferviscr in the
deliberations of Congress.
A vote in favor of Free Trade and against the
principle of Protection b Arsieriroa /xi/wiry.
A rote in &vac of the Extension of .harry over
.levritery Row Fret.
A vote in favor of coptinning the Cerrepsions at
ashinatati.
A vote in favor of further Wars for Corgrest
Avocretieei at the expense of thousands of
lives and hundteds of millions of dollars.
Hear It• mind, That to reform National
abuses we mud begin with our own State. Let
every friend of TATUM and Remy• vote for
JOUNIITON, MIDIBLIMAITII, and Whig Members
of Congress, upon whore imams the triumph of
Protection, Free Soil, end other important meas.
was mainly depend.
Support the Whole Ticket.
Seldom had the Whip of Adams county a bet.
ter tick* presented to their conaidentlinn than the
one before them. AO are good Whip, and all
will dU the stations fOr which thejehave been nom-
Waled with credit to themselves and their friends.
We would their we any to the Whigs throughout
the totudy, marippert tka ticker, ?ea weer.' wen
s", axe NOTHING BUT THE TICKET."
Look upon every man with suspicion who ap
preaches you to vote for any of the Lecofoco cau
-1 didater. Where the lorrofocos have the power, no
Whig is allowed to hold any office. And if we
wish to maintain our self respect as Whigs, and
advance our cause, we must stand by the candi
dates put in nomination by our county conventions.
Strike down one of yourcandidatee, regularly nom
inated for a county afire, and what inducement is
there for that candidate and his friends to stand by
your noadoationa for President aml Vice President
at the November election 1 None, whatever. Ifs
nomination can be bolted in one instance, it may
be with the same propriety in the other. Stand by
[ lota wens' TwetT, then, and all will be well.
Necessity or Volley.
We cannot ton earnestly impress upon our
readers the nemesity of Vein% It We a noble
sentiment MI the patriot Hamilton, that to s pro.
setae out liberties, the People of the United Btates
maraDOTHEIR OWN VOTING ANDTHEIR
OWN FIGHTING." The ballot-boxes are the
artillery of Freemen.
Owe Vete may tell!
Let no one Whig suppose that Its vote will not
decide the election, and therefore mask' at borne
on Tuesday nest. Marcus Morton was elected
Governor oflluseachpetts by one sort, and the
stone thing meNccies in Proutsylvanis I Remem
ber thisr-and remember, too, that the winds ag
guwase is made up daises votes, just like his own.
There, era soma 11,000 townships or election die.
Welsh, Pannehania. Now if hetime Whig in
emit district stays away Moo the polio, it will te
dues the Whig vete of the Mate TWELVE
THOUSAND ! Let the' Whip, for once:resolve
to be out in 1611 awes. Let each determine for
Idenself that sit will do Its duty,: If err Whip
osiers thUlriDa'ACT din; we will guaranty them
• itirtary Twilday nett: "
12/"Tbs Ow":ler muds oar "chapter on fp
hie based upon its natios of the Whig Mem
Sweroth "nerf Kona in its way;" but thinks It
firribly "resembles reproving bin." Now,
oar neigh leis awtainly'a right to liken himself
Or Ns paper to what be ainu,llo--N Ns," or any%
thing else. But as we adsea to•the appllMtion
of the -Awe so far as concerns ourself, he will
have to staid alone in, the doaaful glory of the
therscter he ro.cantlidly lakes to himself.
ID'The "Coinpiler" has favored its readers
with the umber, snd even the names, offietieral
Ts atom's slaves. Will It be kind enough to' tell
us how, many Wives are owned by Gen. ntruma,
the Locofoco candidate for Vice President! Also
bow way Mayes President Polk owned when the
editor so Sterility urged his election as • "better
Tariff man than Hoary Cloy !"
4 tAstoundlug Disclosure Pt
lindir this startling captiory the last Cesepitv
Irnducis an artiele from the Philadelphia Penn#-
ranian, (a paper whose editor hem an office in the
Colt receiviii Inual salary of
Oeareal e rienietal to concoct
o
t i ff, ditiseminite +die nitinb4o lo , lB ) chair
tag ti it n *it Will Tarty a =slide* with the No
tPre'l City and County of Philadelphia, and
implleadrig Gov. JeIIIfITON in the arrangement.
This is the same story that has been hatched out
on therm of every Election einem the origin of
the Native party, by the reckless demagogues who
preside over and direct the movements of the Lo
"fr° girt, is Brat and lottaided to effect
theCATHOLIC vote of the interior. The story
has been easeteuated and rerantateucted so ellen,
and has been staring us in the face in glaring cap
itals during so many election campaigns, that it
has now lost the charm of noveiry—that of TIIUTEI
it never did possess
Two years ago a similar combination wss charg
ed upon the Whigs—and yet the returns of the
electiep that year proved that the Whigs lost three
out of four members of Congress in the city and
county, and the entire county Legislative delega
tion, In cpmequence of the bitter opposition made
to their candidate/by the Natives I Thls year the
Whigs have nominated full Whig tickets is every
district, both in the city and euunty ; and so far
from a coalition between them and the NatiVes,
having been effected. the Philadelphia papers of
Monday announce that a large Whig meeting on
Saturday evening, in the let district, WAS BRO
KEN UP av z NATIVES pepping the place of
meeting, and so intertoPting the Proceedings, as to
compel an adjournment at an early hoar ! We
mention this one single fact, as an evidence of the
utter falsity of this last card of our opponents.
The secret of the whole matter is simply this—
that all accounts agree as to the certainty of Gov.
Johnston receiving a very large vote In the Eastern
section of the State--especially in the city of Phil
adelphia, where his honesty, capacity, and admin
istrative talents are se well known, and where Mr.
Lefigaierh, his opponent, is equally well known as
• hitter, proscriptive partisan. Alarmed at this
aspect of matters, the attemptas again made to
play the demagogue in the interior of the State, by
akettempt to excite a prejudice on the part of the
CATHOLIC portion of our G3llow citizens against
the Whig candidate, and thus, if possible, save
Looofecoism from the threatened ruin, In this
miserable demagoguism the Coreerikr is disposed
to play second-fiddle to the pensioned Custom
house libeler that writes for the "Pennsylvanian.'
That the gross insult to the honesty and intelli
gence of our Catholic fellow citizens, developed by
this miserable attempt to drag down Religion into
thy arena of party turmoil, will be properly resent
ed at the polls, we have no question. We have
referred to the matter, simply to bring to the no•
tiers of our readers the desperate game to which 00 r
opponents have been compelled to resort, and to
warn them against it.
THE LAST CARD.
TUT AT $6,000.
Within the last fortnight the honest people of
this District have been awakened to the fact that
the most desperate means are being employed to
defeat Dr. N sa—that a large amount of money
has been introduced, to be used in BUYING Ul'
VOTES for the Administration candidate. 14,-
0011),, it seems, is the argument which, it is reck
oned, can constrain the true and uncorrupted yeo
manry of York and Adams county into sending a
sycophant to Washington, to cringe in base sub
serviency to Southern domination, and to vote for
Free-trade 550 mhontry ! Well, the vile and cor
rupt scheme is known. It is right that the people
should know it, to execrate it. The fraud has
been charged home--how do the accused act!—
Just so as to FA VOR THE TRUTH OF THE
CHARGE! firmest men would have shown their
hands—the gaily have other devices.
A very suspicious circumstance has occurred in
our place—one which to ns carries with it full cor
roboration of the opinion which so widely prevails
that the fraud Aas brew attempted, and WILL BE I I
PERSEVERED IN ! A day or two since,
JOEL B. DANNER, the Locofoco candidate
for Congress, was seen on the corners of our
streets with a letter in his hand, asserting to the
faithßil " that he had received it from Washing
' ton City, with the information that the Whigs of
this county hid written to Washington for
000 tc be expended in the effort to defeat his
(Danner's) election to Coupes . The letter pur
ports to come front the Post-Master General, and
the information purports to be derived from one of
the Spies in the employ of the Post-office Depart
ment, who had been sent to a Whig meeting in
Washington to ferret out the doings of the Whig
Part.,
What think you of that, honest friends Is
there a man in the community, who has brains,
that believes a woad of it—believes that ever such
a letter was waived 1 Will there one Whig, who
can feel an insult tobirnself and fallow-whirs, vote
for a candidate that aspires to the honorable sta
tion of Congressmen, and yet runs with greedi
ness to retail such political swill--the shallowest
falsehood, and the most pitiable absurdity I Why,
in the Shakeperian dialect of Henry. the tragedian
of Democracy. "the fellow's a fool, or mad." No
—not that, either I There is something under
this. It shows where the shoe pinches. Detected
at their own miserable attempts at corruption, and
anxious to evade the indignant condemnation of
the honest voters of the district, it is attempted to
divert honest scrutiny from the infamous scheme,
and to let the guilty escape, by raising the cry of
"stop thief !" It is • trick to cover the fraud—it
is "firing against the !"
"A letter from the Post Master General ! 4
Why, does it not peeve the very charge we made
last week—that the finger of the National Admin
istration lacked, to be seen In the efforts to DE
FEAT Dr. NEB ! Depend Upon it, freemen,
there is . danger—money has been thrown into this
distria, and is being used by the Locofocce. Let
no device of the enemy—no falsehood, however
gotten op, or by whomever endomed—doceive you
and divert your attention from this momentous
trathithat MONDE:HU DEMI - SENT INTO
PENNeYLvArni-Tostry VP VOTES IN `
FAVOR OF THE ,ADkfINISTRATION—
AND TfIAT IT ID BEING USED IN THIS
DISTRCT ' '
MORE EVIDENCE.—The New York Ex
press of Monday Imit , corroborates the statement
that money has lasen sent into Pennsylvania to
control the electkoran faf ro t LooolQCoism. The
Exposes says that SEVENTY-FIVE THOUS
AND DOLLARS ,Wars Dams , ' =KOS the
Cos
tom-6oase °Mows mod Government Contractors in
that city, and that the money hes already „been
forwarded to the leaders in Pennsylvania to be
soattered row the State t
"The' Proofs halm determined to decide for
themselves in the eilectice d County Officers,
and will elect those. they they doom mast At and
desemlinr."....Cervi*. •
1.
Thls confession of our 130ighbOf windrow dos in
ferenM eery 414 Mot Mr. 1) 's
mg tour through the townships has consisted Mai
of the iespoesibility of Mali** in the i sm* end
Me to a support date tlcket selected,* thini by
Ike leaders la the boo* •
THE PLOT DETECTED
Mr.
Roth Withdrawit-s-Mr. Fickes
the -Locofoco Candidate I
'Last week Mr. JONAS ROTH,was in Gettysburg and authorized a contradiction of the report that
he had withdrawn from the canvass—affirming that "$5O" could not buy him off. This morning he again made
his appearance, and, after an interview with the Locofoco Borough Dictators, dinas us to announce that he is no
longer a candidate ! What has occurred within one.week to bring about the change—whe'ther the "$5O" have
been used—whether more was required—or whether the National Administratios fund has been resorted to—we
cannot tell. , One thing, however, is certain. Mr. Roth is off the field, and Mr. Fickes has been a,dcfplted . $ 7 , the
Borough Leaders as the Locofoco Candidate ! Upon this movement we have neither time'nor room for the corn
meets we should like to offer. The necessity is, however, in part obviated by the annexed Addresslitinai
County Gortimittee---to which we invite the serious attention ogivery Voter in the County. We-leaei tinvery .
FREEMEN to decide whether this corrupt bargain shall receive his approval. We leave it to the candid, ingen
uous members Of the Whig party, who may have hitherto thought of voting for Mr. Fickes under the babel that be
was still steadfast in his fidelity to Whigism and would give no countenance to Locofocoisro, to determine if they
can do so now, and thus join hand in band in this movement with the bitterest and most malignant of mar po/ifieal
opponents ! We leave it to the honest, independent, self-thinking Democrats thrneighont the minty to decide ,
whether they are to be thus transferred from one candidate to another, like Cattle to the highest bidder, "lingerer it
may suit the purposes of the corrupt clique of Leaders in this Borough, who seem to arrogate to themselves not
only the right of thinking for you, but of trafficking with regard to your suffrages as the Southern Slave-driver
does with his Slaves in the Slave-markets of the South !
FELLOW WHIGS :—'l'he duty devolves upon us of informing you that a bargain has this rimming been
consummated by which JONAS ROTH has retired from the field, and is no longer a candidate for the Sheriffalty.
He has been in daily conference with the Locofoco leaders in this town for the past week. But yesterday he an
nounced that he was in honor bound to run—that his tickets were distributed, and that he would not decrme. To
day he retires from the contest, and WILLIAM FICKES IS THE ADOPTED CANDIDATE OF THE
LOCOFOCO PARTY. The object ofthis movement, on the very eve of the election, is to secure the defeat
of our Candidate on the Whig Ticket—EPHRAIM SWOPE. Shall this plot succeed? Will the Whigs of
the County who have been disposed to favor Mr. FICKES, thus allow themselves to be leagued with Loeofo
ism by REGULAR CONTRACT? Shall the Locofoco leaders thus sport with the kind feelings of Fickes Whip ?
We ask you, NOW, that this outrage has been attempted—now, that DANNER & CO. have shown their
hand in a schetne, that has been in process of formation for weeks, and is now fully developed, to USE YOU
to accomplish their PARTY purposes, and defeat a part of your County Ticket—to PAUSE and REFLECT.—
Will you, by your vote or your influence, give countenance to this conspiracy ? Shall your hand or your tongue
lend their aid to further this plot?
Mr. }ICKES is no longer an " Independent" Candidate. I-le is now shackled by promises, and in the
keeping of the Locolbcos. lie is BOUND 11l run as THEM Candidate, and ammo to subserve THEIR purposes.
We appeal to you as FELLOW'WHIGS—Whigs ! from principle—Whigs! that would scorn any combina—
tion with Locofocoisrn—Whigs ! that have participated in the victories we have won in the " Young Guard" in
the years that have passed—NO . l"f° BO AT to the stroke that is aimed at your own political friends—not to
throw yourselves into the arms of your enemies.
We are not able now to learn HOW this union of force was effected, or what MEANS and PROMISES
were used. We point you to WHAT HAS BEEN DISCLOSED, and we put it to you, SHALL TIIF. SCHEME:
SUCCEED?
Our duty is performed in warning you of the consequences that may follow your endorsement of it.
Whatever you MAY HAVE thought—whatever may huve been your determination BEFORE this day, as to Mr.
FICKES, we HOLD trim UP TO YOU NOW as the REGULAR LOCOFOCO CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF I!!
Your own personal interests—the character you desire to maintain in the Whig ranks—your hopes that the
Country is soon to be REDEEMED from the misrule of Locofocoism by the election of the GALLANT TAYLOR—
the great importance of the election of our Candidate*, JOHNSTON, MIDDLESWARTH, and NES—and the
certainty that our UNITED effort is demanded to accomplish these objects—ALL, ALL conspire to WARN us, to.
URGE US—to IMPEL US IO MAKE ANY SACRIFICES TO DEFEAT LOCOFOCOISM, WHEREVER WE MAY FIND IT_
Rise, then, above your PERSONAL feelings—stand by your Candidate, Col. EPHRAIM SWOPE, and the
WHOLE WHIG TICKET! Labor cordially, AcitvEt.v, for its success. And to this BOLD EFFORT TO
ENTRAP YOU, let your replrbe like that of old Zack—"WE WILL NOT SURRENDER !"
Your friends and fellow-citizens,
A. R. STEVENSON, 13. F. GARDNER, DAVID IIORNER,
D. NIELLINGER, WM. D. DIMES, GEO. ARNOLD,
D. A. BUEHLER, [Whig County Committee.
October 5, 1848
Look out for Allied Tickets!
Never was there greater danger of imposiiion
than at present. The LocolOcoli have only ven
tured to nominate a piece of a ticket. They have
their "volunteer" candidates for county offices.—
Each of them, if he offers more than a piece of a
ticket, will have MIXED TICK ETs. now much
of it is patched up with Lueofocoism, none can
tell. LOOKOUT! Mena llen—Reading--Stra•
ban—will be full of mixed tickets sent out by the
the •iindependents." OPEN EVERY TICKET
—it will take but a moment.
Compikr objects to sonie of the candi
dates on the Whig ticket as "apoatato from the
Democratic party." And pray, sir, how long is it
since Mr. D•xxsa—the head and front—body
and soul—of Locofocoism In Adams county—
"apostatized" from the Whig party 1 If there be
any "apostates," (as the Compiler calls them,) on
the Whig ticket, the difference between them and
Mr. Danner lies in this—that while they aposta
tized from error to embrace the true faith, Mr. D.
apostatized from the true orthodox political church
1 1 to worship the idols of Federal Locofocoistu.-
1 1 Which' desertes the most credit 1
Tariff Men !
REMEMBER. that Mr. WC WWI was thrown
overboard by his party two years ago, because ha
voted against the British, Free-trade Tariff of 1816,
and because he voted in favor of retaining the Tar
of 1642, which protected our Shoemakers, our
Taylors, our Coach-makers, our Lace-weavers, our
Blacksmiths, and American Industry generally,
against the competition of Foreign Pauper Labor.
REMEMBER, that the most active man in the
District—the man who labored most efficiently to
throw Mr. M'CListr overboard—was JOEL B.
DANNER, now the Locofoco candidate for Con
gress'
Pnt this and that together— l and then determine
whether any Tariff man, any friend of American
Industry, can vote for the Locofoco candidate !
urn I. amusing to observe with what Studied
care the Compiler avoids all allusion to the great
measures of political policy which now agitate the
country, in its reference to the Corigressioaal elec
tion in this district. It has " lots " to soy about
Mr. D 's cleverness—his honesty—his be
nevolence—his sacrifices, &c. ; hut not one word
about the Tariff, the Veto Power, the Slavery
Question, the War, or any of the other topics,
which usually figure so extensively in its columns,
in glaring capitals. It is still more 'musing to
observe the contrast between the columns of the
Compiler, on this subject, and those of the Locofir
co organs of York county—where Mr. Daerraa is
held up to the Demeentey Of . York as the very par
agon of Lixofoce excellence--a candidate pre-em
neatly fitted, by his uniform adhesion to Locefo
hun in all its hues and shapes, to represent THE
PARTYie Congress l •
In York County, where Locofocoism is in the
asoendaney, Mr. DAYSNI is urged as the "Potty
candidate,"—as a friend of the Free trade Tariff
of'lll4ll—as a friend of the Sub• Treasury—es an
advocate of the Veto Power, and lhe Mexican
W,ar—and u an opponent of the Wilmot Perri
se. In ddarou county, whine Locofocoism is ob.
noxious, and where it is hoped to hood-wink some
few deter, good.and-easy 'Whigs lute MS NARK"
--he end his organ ARE MUM'nes id there great
questions I j •
Has the Atenpik.r. ever hesrd of " iinusraced"
candidates 1
sl,Sinee .when hire the Stir •kolks taken Mr.
Roth into their keeping I,P--Compiler:
Sipes whealtive therCongiler loike taken Mr.
Fiches into their keepingl
lllba"A Stop Law" will soon be, needed
in Wisconsin. The Itlilwaulite friscorp
;in threatens to ungown "the wolves in
sheep's . clothing," who' are coaxing
, a tr
Denteehtte into the Via Buren GOAL •
TO THE WHIG VOTERS OF ADAMS COUNTY
Maj. Hunter,.lly three rears ago.
It will be recotected that Itfaj . IFlrwanstr was
a candidate for Register and Recorder three years
ago, but was beaten in the eauraaa for a nomina
tion by Col. Cii•xsa. With the fidelity of •
true \Whig, however, he went vigorously to work
for the whole ticket, a . md labored efficiently for its
election. He is now a' candidate himself--shiall
he not 'revive the triumphant vote au well merited
by his fidelity and his teal when a defeated candi
date I The following extract from the York Re
publican immediately after the nomination in 1845,
in reference to Maj. Ilamersly, may not be unin
tereirting now :
A TRUE M'HIO
Maj. W. W. HAXERSLY, of Petersburg,
(York Springs) formerly of Diiisburg, in
this county, was a candidate for Register
and Recorder of Adams County before the
Whig County Convention at Gettysburg
on Monday week, but was not placed on
the ticket. He has since published a card
in which he avows his determination to
support the selected Whig candidates, and
says :
"Although his removal to Adams County has
been of recent date, he trusts he hoe lived here
long enough to be honorably identified with the
progress of Whig principles ; and he would lees
leave to refer, with honest pride, to the gallant
Whigs of our mother County of York, for ample
proofs of his devotion to the same noble course du•
6114 the whole period of youth and manhood up
to the time when he left there."
We can bear the most cordial testimony
to Maj. lisszaszv's unflinching attach
ment to and ardent support of the Whig
cause while a citizen of York County ;
and while we regret that he was not suc
cessful this year, we hope that when •she
picks his flint and tries it again," the Whigs
of Adams will reward a faithful soldier in
their ranks, and secure at the same time
the services of an excellent public officer.
York Republican.
Every Vote for Johnston Is a Vote
for Taylor.
Earnestly do we appeal to every friend of "Old
Zack" to vote for WM. F. JOHNSTON—the
TAYLOR candidate for Governor. Lot no preju
dice or opinions against any candidate for other
offices, induce you to forget JOHNSTON & MI D
DLESW A RTH I
Look at your tickets, no matter from whom you
receive them. Don't fail to EXAMINE EACH
OF. THEM. If an Independent" candidate, or
his Mend, Were or gives you a ticket, and there is
more than his own separate ticket, aspect is 0.
PEN ITI _ Restnot content with asking if "Jour.
•TON, al )11 Minnisswswria, and NMI, are In it."
Read for your ay' If you see a Ticket handed
to yoUr friend or neighbor—charge him to see that
Johnston, old Ner, and Nag, are In it. Let none
be deceived: EXAMINE WELL EVERY
TICKET.
Every Whig in Adams county is for Johnston
--every Taylor man should be. Taylor men !
WORK—WORK ALL DAY, on raftray
next, and let to have an old fashioned on**
for Johnston, Middlinwarth, Dies, popper, and the
whole Whig Ticket ! . ,
Ma. II 111C1111 "Independlest eaulthites"
ere pledged to give out the jistl Learfaeg 74.44 so
Timidity nett, at 'the No. SO diet if *lli le
willing to vote for
,ani ewe of the :whin** can
didates, but wishes to Yale fear Whig con4ithiks
for other offhin. be' mild lowa be atutioss e or he
will find In 'lds Wind LONGATRAM PAIN.
11:R, and other Locokork Milan whatfh ibeY
determined 14 eat., 'Obre bwarning every
!utot WAX was tiokek bgWn he 'Wet
Oct. 5, 1046.
SS [ co%
MR. D SANER AMU HUI I'AURTY.
MR. EDITOR there Iw a single Whig in
Adana county, who think.' of voting fur Danner
—the leader of Locorocoiern in the eonnty—let
him look again at your extract in lava week's
per from the "York Gazette," (bueofeco.) He
will there be satiafkd that Danner is to be roes,:
fur as the LOCOFOCO PARTY CANDIDATE.
Danner is to secure "tiss ascendency" of IDS
PARTY in the next Congress !
lb is to DEFEAT THE MEASURES or
THE WHIG PARTY. He is to vote to "ex
pose' from the journals—'strike from Ike records"
—the doings of the present Whig Hansel
He is to rote IN FAVOR OF THE EXTEN
SION OF SLAVERY into the free territories of
the Union !
He is to sole with his Party AGAINST A
PROTECTIVE TARIFF!
He is to beelected to CARRY our LocoPu
CO MISRULE!
Friend' of TAYLOR ! Friend' of FREE'
8011,! lie vigilant ! TO THE POLLS—and
austain your represemativo, HENRY NEB.--
VOTE fur him—WORK fur him—and all will
be well.
Mr. Dui:scan :—I observe that you have been,
putting softie questions to the " Compiler," in re
gard to Mr DANNER ' S position as a candidate.
While you hare your hand in, will you be kindt
enough to put the following also:
" Will Joel B. Danner, at the conking election,_
cast his vole for Jonas RoiA, or !web Oradorff,—
or will he, to subeeree his own selfish purposes,
sacrifice his political friends, and rota Lem Mr.
Falai/ "
It is currently reported in this neighbourhood"
that Mr. D. deigns using his influence Innloinsti
my friend and neighbor, Mr. Rolm, an& in. favor
of another candidate, who is not a Demean* and
has no claims upon Democrats for sanpask.. lfi
this report be true, I suppose the " Compihni n will,
not hesitate to say so. For osysett L Lam "(midi
that it is too true. I am, as yew haseN, a Demo
crat of the olden school, and base onsiformlx. sup
ported the Democratic ticket---111ln. Danes*, along;
with it ; but if he designs, on thia , ocombrin tore_
quite the favors of his politica, friande o vehtsbrave
uniformly stood by him, by aboonduning. Mew, to.
subserve his own purposes, we map bosaMsd Moots
to abandon Aim. A MAXELLIIIMOOMAT.
Menallen Oct. 1, 111413.
[ We cheerfully taskorocaa foe tint slowo—sot,
however, with any haw thaukutlyerat yet by ourr
correspondent wilt be ausweaed by the Compiler.
Mr. Danner and Itisrhiends lea& let:haine 4:41144s to.
the conclusion that the people. hare no husiaese,
to inquire inns, his views,ec seedille with kit arm
ningententa. 'f kis " kaders" hate selected a ticks
et, and the lash alse tile "'ant q: W,b swal
low the pill Withowt pewit:ding, kid isitfisediusslu
mainly, • wry fuel
rr. Mr. Tvresinees Cori its tip AIM . Cain Pis
leq aOlXOlerille OD 1110
eandidulee, sent the iellnintee ha ilk; Crtaloca.
Curably conewslion, •*eh hi nomad' meat dim
for consultation in Genyaltent on Wednesday lot"
seetninoatohastrbeenthetsled arch. Wednesday.
came end Mr Penetrate with is—bui elver the
worn digit/pin inquiry, we amid hear autlikip
er ontio , indepandeste 1 / 2 4 intlille "Vow-
Ctire*ONT •,,
'huoilkisi.)76qClt*Ut
Orwernsw—ltorsis Litettphreih• !.
Cone& tleswentionetT-istiel ,
Co 1. !brim.
Assesiitt--blibil Wilton ' I
Cosautionionee-Jantee Vlttement V I
Dinsstemst the WattsLJ Obi N. Wolk ! - r• •
allUistat. ricks&
neentir.witun kfarbie
runic skoukta-wwith n aF w a wa. -
Wok a( tha C'eurta--6. biatibwt
Comwsitirrio.
Ii77I'A,~SAPt.
COMMUNICATED
STILL ANOTHER CARD
)Ik. DANNER DISAVOWING URN
ODO-IFELILOWISDI.
We had thee silit that we had retched the hat
van! 46moosaoitim, iu the shape- of ° that 86,000
letter " filer Witskiastma. It mama not, however.
Yettealey coming, we weep celled upon by a nom
her of ge~4earon, r~pre that Mr. Darras.,
the Loodiscse delis Goograes, has been
elseriametwa' g it Menallen, Germany, and other
p i m p the Quakers and Don
itippintalt Da. Ns., WM the ground that lie
(1r.3h4 le AN (IDGJPICLLOW ! Wi have
teasel le le sairrie' ed at ray development as to
altersosoliegs re di. Pitt Of our opponent. in
eke ..eery, this 61—or we should have hesitated
lel:sane this last etatemeet. substantiated as it is
by the mew estieischwy evidence. The deepen.
c o , of one op MOW 1141, a well as the infamy of
this law nerd, wake judged of, when it is recob
/limit.' that MR. IGAN.N£R IS NOT ONLY
AN ODIWITLLOW HIMSELF, hut hue ta
ken an Ike agrees in the Onler—and officiated
Al Marshal elan Child.Feliow Funeral Procession
in this place, at eke death at Mr. Ct•it a, not long
er ham her weds since !
'e shall war mo comments upon this matter
—leaving it to the calm consideration of the
members Of the enter itself. and to the communi
ty in general. with the simple inquiry—•• Are you
wiltin to sanction by your votes hypocrisy an gla
ring and so infamous I" The %hole thing is
&mut upon a par with the electioneering against
Mr. iti tar, previous to the nomination, upon the
ground that the latter was a member of the Ca
tholic Church !
Thanksgiving Day.
Gov. Joutraos has appointed Thur Ado y Mr 234
rimy of Nevem/ter tier', as a day of Thanksgiving,
Payer and Praise, by all denoininutiona of Chris
liana Within the commonwealth. The Proclama
tion will be riven next week.
NATURALIZATION FRAUDS!
IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT)
1117rThe Harrisburg and Philadelphia
rapers of last night bring to us a series of
limo startling disclosures In the shape of
extensive and deliberate Frauds upon the
Naturalization Laws, implicating a num
ber of prominent Locofocos. Several hun
dred fraudulent Naturalization papers,
hearing the Seal of the Court of COMmon
Pleas of Philadelphia, and the name of R.
Palmer, Prothonotary of the city and coun
ty, had been 6411 t out from that city to he
distriouted amoneg the foreign latuirers a
long the line of the Central Railroad.—
The fraud was discovered by a deeclop
went 11111de to Mr. COOPER, the Attor
ney General, while on a risit a few days
-since to Dauphin county. Warrants were
immediately issued mminst Wnt. O'Shea, I
Patrick Fitzpatrick and others implicated
ill the fraud in Dauphin county.
Mr. Cooper, we also learn from the
Philadelphia papers of Wednesday, had
arrived in that city with the view of taking
rncaau•es to bring all concerned in this in
famous fraud to the bar of justice.
DIARYLAND k. GEORGIA, O. K.
...Well give them t toreli of t'idt dune
'We'll give them a eight of that iidne, old Coon !
An eiectiou for State Sciaalors and (:o on t v
y.cra took plane in Maryland, 1)11 M • ryklesday.- -
The rrturbc as tar J. n ottcdte a loot
gratifying Whig triumph.
lIA fIAIONE Ulf k elects Mr. ecoun. the
Locufoco candidate for tiberill, by 167 rows over
Col gape, (Whig.) The Locol . oro majority no
he city last fall was I,567—WfiLG GAIN
11 00-1
CAIIROLL COUNTY elect Vl'ss s (Whig.)
for Sheriff. by 116 votes, over (hove. (I..egolbrg)
1.0. majority Last fall was :13 0-- ‘t .
114111!
F lIEDERICK COUNTY elertot lia ri nix (W.)
/theta by about 600 over not:nu (Liwo.) Whig
anajottity laet tiU, all l W HI(. (.; AIN about
! Maryland twin have nothing to do with
Cams Lneofireoiain !
GEORGIA. --Neon. King, Owen. Stephens.
and Toontlug (all whiga) are elected to (loonrest,
Norlimb gist:ens already one-half the State. Mosara
Harlon and Cobb (Local - me) are also elected. leav
ing two dia.:lets to be board front. Ibe :Lae LA
pronounced rare for *ld Zack !
Whigs of Adorns County I Your lirothreti in
other States are coining up manfully to the 'cowl
work. De not he /whoa them, while) nu have so
..Ilea boon before them. Horriloe all per.oual reel
lingo—go to the polls, and %lift. 1 II k.' RE44I; •
NO.III.NATED HP;'III EI.:
vote 63r PRINCIPLE:i--not for MEN !
ARRIVAL otrtiii AMERICA
The European steamer -Ituerica, from
Liverpool 4111 tho. 18th inst., arrived at
New York fact evening.
Our report of her intelligence by the
Telegraph butes that another rebellion—
and a real ouc—has broken out in Ire
land. The rebels are represented to be
posted in almost inaccessible positions
sear Carriek, in Kilmark, on Thomas's
mountains. A general rise of peasantry
has taken place. who marched to attack
She police stations at Clotituel. Th ere
fins been considerable fighting and num
bers hare been killed. The insurgents
have is their possession some cannon,
which they captured, and terrible results
are anticipated.
TIM ()cruise Et.certows.--On Mon
day laat,October 2d, the States of Climat
al* nild klonitta held their annual elec
tions ; the former for members of Con
gress only ; the lauer for Congress, Gov
ernor, and Legislature. On Wednesday,
October 4th, MARYLAND and SOUTH CAR
OLINA held elections ; the former for local
ale. " " I Y'; 4 141 fitter for &leathern of
Congress and Legislature, which Legisla
ture as tb choose a Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, and nine Electors of President.
On Tuesday next, October' the 10th,
Peaditerivasaa and Oino deed the list of
Nudes voting prior to the Presidential else
{ion, each alerting a Governor, Members
of Congress, and Legislature; Which Le
gislature is to ehootte united SiotesSen-
J!toy foi*ix years ensuing.. ,
frThe Whigs of the Bor-
H ht's req u led to meet it Ictiirry
",.,.. -
Hot Monday evening , at -
„ nukki arrangements ktr the Er
ieed4, on Tuesday. , • WHIGS; to your
Palo
-
c3llMhit 'Rough $c Rerol'y
; at tbe,tourt-bouse tamer.
reii,Pishle,al tits usual hour. •
tiRM
Way DON'T HE RE DION.-411 a secret
Circular. bunted and circulated by the
pf liie r xt eo d zw ia to re .
you; to the, nomination, (or Gloyeraor, the
following paragraph ocean; :
',lf Mr. Lomistroth, is nominated for.
.Governer, what will be the position Mike
- party 1 This will somewhat depend on
his attitude ! HE OM I irrro RESIGN,
for Dcmuessev is now founded upon strict
principles, and whatever inconvenience
may result to the party from his resigns.
Lion, its men are too sound to permit such
a SACRIFICE OF PRINCIPLE, such
a DISPLAY OF INCONSISTENCY,
AB HIS RETR,NTION OF OFFICE WOULD DE.
veLoez."
Our neighbor of tho Democrat also ur
ged this objection against Mr. Longstreth,
and said that he wig ht not to be thought
of, because if nominated for Governor he
would have to resign. Why don't he do
it t If it was tlemowmtic before the nom
ination, is it not democratic now
PROCRAS'EINATION IS THE
THIEF OF TIME.--Delay is dangerous;
neglect that cold and cough a few weeks,
and the hope of recovery will be lost to
you forever. Let not. any pecuniary con
sideration deter you from trying to save
your life and health, while there la a chance.
Consumption is annually sweeping off
thousands to the tomb ; no disease has
baffled the skill of physicians like it ; no
physician, perhaps, has ever done more
for this large class of suffering humanity,
than Dr. Wistar. ,1n *.ounce of preven
tive is worth a pound of cure ?" therefore,
before your lungs hecorne ulcerated, and
so diseased that no human means can save
you from an early grave, try in season, try
at once, a medicine! which has been of such
infinite value to thousands—obtain a bot
tle of Dr. Wistar't: Balsam of Wild Cher
ay, take it, get another if necessary, per
severe in using it until you have removed
the disease entirely, which if neglected
will terminate your life. Be not deceived
by quarks, with their imitations and coun
terfeits ; buy 110110 but the genuine and
original, which it, signed I. BUTTS on
on the wrapper.
0:7 - For sale by :.SAMUEL. H. BUEH
LIEIL only agent for Gettysburg.
Oct. tith, 1848.
ERYSIPELAS, OR SST. ANTHONY'S FIRE.
—Wright's Indian Veg (gable Pills are an
eAsy, safe :mil cei lain cure for Erysipelas,
because they purge from the body those
poisonous humors which are the cause of
St. Anthony's Fire and every other mala
dy. From four to six of said Indian Vege-
table Pills, taken once in twenty-four hours,
at night on going to b, d, will in a short
time make a perfect cure of the most obsti
nate attack of Erysipelas ; at the same
time the digestion will be improved, and
the blood so completely purified that all
kinds of inflamati on and pain will be dri
veu front the boil y, and health and vigor
will be given to the whole frame.
IV' Beware of coo abet& ! Purchase from the
agent. only, one or sore of whom will be found
in each village and t. own in the 1 ; iiited States.
The genuine is lo , r oak by J. M. ST E 1 EN
MON, bole agent for Gettysburg; Slid Wholesa!e
■t Hr. IVriglit's l'rssicipal 0111.4169 Race Street,
Philadelphia
A DDItEsI;" TO 'Flit: AFFLICTED. • fhe
aurittivo "I all, hut more particularly'
those who may be ....dieting with Coughs, Colds,
uliir4 at ails al 11siii1 01 the year. are w pre
‘aleitt, is eaiiieo ly iriluisl.l of the lullowing
utitti•ii is y a geld 01 Philadelphia
alter ll,.in it , ioiiitodittig eilivary
nl Ilia! • g 1,1 , 1 1,11.1 NIA 11.1,1111/1( Iwaae
111 INT :
I‘.
"Y..f
:
4 I torn ortusel s peu 01 tire to give a proper gloss
10 m ghis 0'100;410 by the - }:xpecto
taw .0
..I,qtrlti I Asliirnii Wh.optlig Cough, it drives
•
la skilled afar ;
Aid A.fle s to I till su uil n i oils cour,e a most el
Ns.
IecIIIC bar.
Sole 'I hw.lt Col,lr, Conchs, Croup, Pleurisy, it
tads 1,. Core.
Alone with many .;iiiilied illa afflicted ones en
du le—
A. Palpitation of the Ileart, Night Sweats.
Pains In the Buist,
Aortneal of Blood Spitting, and to sum
up all the 1..,11
Of that detested taniiiy of ailments called ••
IrlUa It, "
No matter of vs hat c' saracter—slight, had—acute
or chronic.
"[hen reader! it thou sufflerest, lose not another
day.
But pitichase the Expectorant," to drive thy
pain away,
Immediately, for Sic knew flies its presence with
dismay ;
And, otherwise, tons ma s 'at deplore the follies
of delay.
it.r(!..suTioN
I' IN Ir. be.S the woods ••Jlvas'a E.rrerto
raw, h...proved, Bair tmorr, IJd.,' blown In the
Klass and the inita.ils -J. F. it. stamped on the
the sesl. E ich tt',e, hereafter • will he encel.
oiled w s NSW W oil whtrh is th. for
sumo Siena ti tre of t. e proprietor, without which
it i, cuwttetfrtt. P..opareil only by
Druggist, Baltimore, Md.
For sale by SA Hl' EHLF:II, Get.
tyshtsre; Dr. Wrn. K.. Stewart, York Spring'
Geo. W Beery, Fel rtield.
00 - Price :i, terns per bottle.
Oct. 6, (5.18.--ti.
BALTIM:.vRE MARKET.
Tlll,ll Tor. DINS 'WM or WIDNIKOID•Ir
BEEF CATTLl:.—There were offered at the
scales un Monday, 1000 head of Beeves, 800 of
which were sold to irit.y butchara at prices ranging
from *2 to $2 75 per .100 Um on the houf,egual to
*2 25 and $6 40 por 100 Dm net.
FLOUR.—The pour market is inactive; sales
of 500 table. Howard at brands at *5 31f. City
Mills is held at*s 25. Sales of Corn meal at
*3 12f a $3 19. it) e flour *4 50.
GRA! N.—t4upply of all kinds of Grain moderate
and prices unchanged; a. Alyssum! to prinas red wheat
at $1 05 to*l 10; and white at $1 10 to $1 20
White Cana 58 a6O cts.; yellow 64 a 65. Oats
28 aril ; Rye 70 a 73.
•
•
MARRIED,
On Thursday, the 28th ult., by the Res. J. Wi.
Me, Mr.. 81 . 67111r1 Witinvairsrid BrAiIIIAM•
Gnus—both of Tyretio township, Adam. county.
On Theneday the 28th ult., by the Rev. E. V.
Gerhart, Mr. /AXIS M ICICLICT and Miss MAGDA
LINA if —both of Franklin township.
DIED,
On the 2th ult. Mr.. ELI Kasen, of
this borosigh, arod oboist 50 yearn.
At Eeat Berlin, on the 28th ult., Mr. GlNlos
Bnowx, Esq., aged 82 yawn.
I
, uTr received and, for sale at the old
g Stand, 8-4, 10-4, and 12-4 SHEET-
I G—very cheap. Also PIANO,COV
ERS and Marseilles QUILTS--beautiful
snick: : - , GEO. ARNOW:
Oet. 6, 1 1848.-4 t ' - '
TO 11l I P EOPL 910 AD
AMS coupiTy.
,•
1[ harelip inform you. that I 11111 *0 !Mtg
. or a eatolidaterfor the office' cd Sheriff.
I return my Jtliaidurto my friends forlheir
eztusiwicin I 'sentiutent toward me s 'ind
may at some Nuns time be istlueed to call
ipoir Yon Obi airepinili6n of thw
• - I • - 10PIAS Ito iir
Out. 6, 1845.' t.
wHERt I / 1 8, in add by in'Amit of the
v'w Goners& Assembly'of this State,
eiftitled v. An Act to replete the General
ereetione df•this Cominonwealth," enact
etl,,on the' d dart:WIRY, 1889, it is en
joined on me to glee public notice of such
Election to be held, and to enumerate in
such Notice what officers are to be elected :
I, BENJAMIN SC HEWER, Sheriff of
the County of Adams, do therefore here
by mike and give this public notice to the
Electors of the said County of Adams,
that an
ELECTION
will be held in the said county, on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in No
vember next, which will be in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty-eight.
(being Tuesday, 7th day of November)
at the several districts composed of the fol
lowing Townships, viz :
In the First District, composed of the
Borough of Gettysburg, and the Township
of Cumberland at the Court-house in Get
tysburg. •
In the Second District, composed of the
Township of Germany, at the house now
occupied by Joseph Barker, in the town of
Lit tiestown, in the Township of Germany.
In the Third District. composed of that
part of the township of Iterwick, - not in
cluded in the 15th District, at the house of
John Miley, Esq.. in the town of Oxford.
In the Fourth District, composed of the
townships of Latimore and Huntington, at
at the house of William Cltronister, in the
township of Huntington.
In the Fifth District, composed of the
townships of Hatniltonban and Liberty, at
the public School-house in Millerstown.
In the Sixth District, composed of the
township of Hamilton, at the house now
occupied by W. S. Cochran, in the town
of Berlin.
In the Seventh District, composed of
the township of Meuallen, at the public
School-house in the the town of Benders
ville.
In the Eighth District, composed of the
township of Straban, at the house now
occupied by Jacob Grass in Ilunterstown.
In the Ninth District, composed of the
township of Franklin, at the house now
occupied by Ilenry Darman, in said town
ship.
In the Tenth District, composed of the
township of Couowago, at the house of
John Bushey, in NFSherrystown.
In the Eleventh District, composed of
the township of Tyrone, at the house of
Samuel Sadler, in Heidlersburg.
In the Twelfth District, composed of
the township of Mounijoy, at the house of,
George Snyder, in said township.
In the Thirteenth District, composed of,
the township of Moumpleasatit, at the
house of Anthony Smith, in said township,
situate at the cross-roads„ the one leading
from Oxhird to the Two Taverns, the oth
er from Hunterstown to Hanover.
In the Fourteenth District, composed of
the township of Reading, at the public
School-house in Hampton.
In the Fifteenth District, composed of
the Borough of Berwick and that part of
Berwick township, ONLY, included with
in the following limits, to wit: beginning
where the Hanover and Petersburg turn
pike crosses the York county line, thence
along said turnpike to the place where the
road from Berlin to Oxford crosses the
said turnpike, thence along the said Oxford
road until it intersects the road front Geo.
Mummert's farm, on the said Oxford
road, and thence along said road to the
York county line, near David Hollinger's
saw-mill, thence along said York county
line to the place of beginning : at the pub-
School-house in Abbottstown.
In the Sixteenth District, composed of
the township of Freedom, at the house
of Nicholas Moritz, in said township.
In the Seventeenth District, composed
the township of Union, at the house of
Enoch Lefever, in said township.
At which time and places will he chosen
a number of Arsons, equal to the whole
number of Senators and Representatives
to which this Slate is entitled in the Con
gress of the U. States (being 26 in num
ber) to be
Electors of President and Vice
President of the U. States.
And the several Judges, Inspectors, and
Clerks, who attend on the 10th day of
October next, at the Election for Geyer-,
nor, &c. are hereby enjoined to attend and
perform the like duties at the said Election
of Electors, subject to like penalties
,for
neglect or misconduct, as they were liable
to at the election of Governor, &c. ; end
one Judge from each District is enjoined
to attend at the Court-house, in Gettys
burg, on the 3d day after said election,
(being Friday the 10th.) for the purpose
of making out the returns of said Election
BENJAMIN SCHRIVER, Shssiff.
Sheriff'a Office, Gettysburg,
October 6, 1848.
JA' F. ROSS,
FOR RENT.
4 Small FARM situate in Germany
Townshhtp. GEO. ARNOLD.
Oct. 8,1848.-4 t
GREAT BARGAINS
33 per cent. lower than usual
GEORGE ARNOLD
HAS just received and is now opening
as large a stock 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 establishmentOm,inviles his old
friends - and the public generally to exam
ine and judge for themselves.
SUG.III, 4 6, and 8 cents per pound
COFFEE, 4,8, and 8 coda do.
AND EVERY TIIING IN PROPORTION
Sept. 15, 1848.
SCHOOL BOOMS -
♦ S the Schools for the season are corn
-421 mencing, the undersigned desires to
inform Teachers, Parents and Scholars,
that he is now receiving his stock of
SchOot nooks and Station-
try,
which Will,kip,foopil to comprise a CQIII
- assortment of ail the approved books
in Uses , X1::T The Public *ill bear in mind
that I intend to dispose of them at the low
est .Cash prices. To be convinced of thii,
give me a all.
Aug. 18, 1848:
iveitFilftiVEßB.
A LL kinds of SHOVELS l¢ PORKO
a. • may be hatHoivatSTE VENN° N'S.
Jun niceiii,d, ININDOIV
GLASS, Aft. •
PROMAMATIONi
IMEI
KELLER KURTZ.
flqi*Sitipsimid Shot prat !
omputua4
• ,41, f AR 0,141c1 i •
„
ripmiEs touuire in announcing to the
Citizens cir Gettysburg and vicinity
that he has jest returned front Babilmore•
Philadelphia and New York, With the lar
gest, cheapest, end nrotufaahionalde atoek of
ENTIRELY
IRV ii , a4M'S' t ,
which has ever been offeied in this Coun
ty, and which he will be able to sell at least
30 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN THE
CHEAPEST.I—AND MUCH LOWER
than Goods have been sold in this place
before,' as the most of hie goals have beed
bought AT AUCTION FOR
He would therefore invite all persons in
want of Cheap Goods, to give him a call
before purchasing elsewhere, as he will
'pare no pains to please thuse.who may
favor him with a call.
AMONG MIS STOOK WILL ON ramie
500 pieces of Calicoes
500 Blotched and Brown Muslim.
BO " Checks and Tickings,
50 " Broad Cloths,
100 " Cassinteres and Satinets, astonish
ingly cheap,
60 " Striped, Barred and plain Alpaceas,
all colors,
Woolen and Cotton. Flannels, all prices
and qualities, 50 pieces Ginghams, 20 do.
Carpeting and Oil Cloths, Ladies' Fancy
Dress Goods, a splendid assortment, Dress .
Silks, French and German Merinoes, I
rish Linens, Shawls, Dress Handkerchiefs,
Linen and Silk Pocket-handkerchiefs, Gen
tlemen's Cravats and Scarfs, Hosiery, La
cings, Edgings, White Goode, Blaok and
Colored Silk Fringe, Ribbons, Gimps,
&c., &c., in fact, a general assortment too
numerous to mention.
szacovutimartto%
Best New Orleans Sugar, best Rio Coffee,
Molasses, different qualities, Teas, Loaf
Sugar, Spices, Cigars, Tobacco, &c.,
QUEENSWARE. -
A very large stock of Queensware, and
very cheap.
Sept. 22, 1848.--flf
UM'
The Old Stand still ahead !
SAMUEL. FAHNESTOCK
Ip . A K ES pleasure in informing his
friends and customers that he has
been in Baltimore and Philadelphia and
is now in New York purchasing the
L.IRGES7', CIIP.9P4ST, .11.10 ST
PaSIIIO.:MBLE
Assortment of Goods,
ever heretofore offered in this county,
which is now opening at his Old Stand, in
GETTYSIBURG.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN
BROAD CLOTHS,
Pilot & Beaver Overcoatings, Cassimeres,
plain and fancy ; Rich Satin, Silk, and Ves
tings ; Satinets and Kentucky Jeans, plain,
and fancy ; Flannels, Linsey, Ticking,
brown and bleached Muslins, a variety of
new style calicoes, mous de laines, all
prices and qualities, grandaretts, cashmeres
and French merinoes, plain and fancy al.
paccas and mode, gala plaids, 'Pekin and
Thibet shawls, large blanket and merinoe
do., cloth and woolen do., also plaid
cloaking, a large assortment of dress &
bonnet silks, ribbons, laces, gloves and ho
siery, a large stock of caps, (cloth and
glazed.)
(1L712)V212a121i
LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN !
Hardware, Qucensware, also Carpeting.
' The subscriber deems it unnecessary to
state any particular quantity of Goods, as
they will show for themselves. As to pri•
cos and quality, they will throw into die
shade anything that is NOW OFPL'hE
ELSEirIIERE
PC7'l5 I intends remaining in the Cit
ies Borne time, I will send an additional
supply every few days. I tender my ac
knowledgments to my friends and patrons
for past favors, and respectfully ask a con
tinuance of the same—Battering myself
that, from long experience in business and
facilities for purchasing cheap, that I can
and will offer. strong inducements to pur
chasers to give me an early call.
Prj'r• Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods at Cash prices.
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK
Sept. 22, 1848.—tf
WE CAM BE BEAT
Reedy-made Clothing, 30 per
cent. cheaper than ever !
ill•O satisfy yourselves that "some things
" can be done as well as others," call at
SAMS()N , S
Ready.mnde Clothing & Variety
STORE,
Opposite the RANK, Gettysburg,
where you will find the largest and must
falhionable assortment of READY-MADE
CLOTHING ever opened in this county,
selling for prices that CAN'T BE ItEdir
in or out af the Cities. The stock has
been purchased in New York AT AUC
TION, at CASH prices, and will be sold
lower than they have ever heretofore been
offered to the public. To test the truth of
this, call and examine for yourselves, be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The assortment embraces every thing in 1
the way of Boys' and Men's wear, fine
and superfine Tweed, Cassinet, Cassimere,
Cashmeret,and Cloth covrs,cLOAKS,
and PANTS; Silk, Satin, Cissimere,
Cassinet, Cloth, plate and faficy VESTS ;
caps, cravats, wrappers, shirty 'bosoms,
suspenders gloves, stockings, ite. .41so,
a large variety of Caney auk:4es; jewelry,
spectacles, perfumery, cotnNt; raxcirs;Pur
ses, umbrellas, guitar milt, Itatlbut Rub;
bet. Coats, dtc.
If you want to save 50 per Sept. in put'.
chasing your Fall and Winter 'clothing,.
call and examine my,issortmeni; ,I shall
fit you out in a full suit, from bead to foot,
cheaper than can be furnished at any oth
er Store or Establishment, even ii 'they
must be-given for tiothitig.'' Reme mber'
SAMSON'S Variety Store, in York
t i
Street,' no door rut of Kurt: 1 '011461.
loorr,Also for sale, op t•tpaotiatlle ware,
re, 'IOIES, a Carr at o, ktpokaway,
4 11 111n . 8 1 1 1001, • Ilarnaaa, Olatitilo t , dt,c.—,
Mao, s ropml. 4 ot, antitlyi Gass upon it.,
MARCUS SAMSON, '1
Sept, 111, liikt,—,4l.
Pheark-.9buorz! :ciecaptst!
,tromettes Jinni*
at lease 40 per. 400.
s. sTitil ear,
HAS just returned from the relied with
the largesestock of FANCY Gains,
he his yet offered to the Publie, and he
does hot hesitate to say that it is th e REST
in town, and the CHEAPEST I • If yon .
don't believe it call and see for yourself;
while I shall be gratified, those trallintwill
be profited. My aidortment is complete,
and purchased it the lowest Cash prices
The following articles comprise a portion
of my cheap and splendid stock :
Splendid Lot of Bonnet Ribbons,
glans a large ingortment of Satin and Mantua
Ribbons, Artificial Flowers ; Shawls, Mous& de
Lain, Thibet, Black Cloth, and Cashmere ; Wool
en Comtism, Zephyr Ties. Cap Ribbons, Wax
Dulls, Hair and Cloth Brushes, Woolen Yam,
Beck and Side Combs; Pocket do.. Fine and 'l
vory di. e
• Hair Pins, Breast Pin. and Bracelets,
Fancy B ones, Watcb Chains. Guards, and KeYs,
Scent Hags, Fancy Soaps,, Perskoldorg, Silver
Pencils, Plain Gold Rings, Children's Gaiters, Silk
and Cotton Canvass, Steel Buckets, Steel Bag
Chains, Ivory and Steel Knitting Needles, Knit.
tins Needle Cases, Mourning Collars, Camp Head
Fringe, Black Cotton Hose, Cotton Spool Thread,
thread and cotton edging. and laces ; mull, book,
and cambric minding, plain peones., Ina linen,
black and mode alpines, flannel, cashmere, oruwn
holland, linen sable ninths and towel., bonnet vat•
ins, silk handkerchiefs, plain and Rimed cravats,
silk ties, I general agoortment of men's, women's
and children'. hosiery, gum and condo himpeudens,
and speeds, whalebone, hooks and eyes, pearl
and agate buttons, ivory Made, sew ing and 'id
lers's silk, patent thread, .tea's black kid gloves,
neeblemorked coitus, dies' kid gloves, black
galloons, standing collars, rosette, labs and slva'
ling, hair braids, blanking, watches, steel bead set
kinds and purses, Wel , and dupe, Para twids
rings and tassels, acissons thimbles, chenille,
worsted patterns, card board,, hill white, cologne,
hair oil, head dresses, tooth bright*, bed lace, car
pet binding, pins and needles, a large monsoons
of children's shoes,
men's and children's cloth
and glazed caps, Ar c., &c. • •
scr Ladies and gentlemen are invited
to call and examine before purehaaingelse
where. Come ono--came all-- , and save
FIFTY PER CENT !
.1. L. SCHICK
Gettysburg, Sept. 22, 11348.7—tf
Just Received and for Sale by
the subscriber,
A LARGE QUANTITY. OF •
Pala, Striped, mad Plaid
ALPACAS,
M. do Laines, Cashmeres, plain and fancy
Silks, English & French Merinoes,
Oing
hams, Bonnet Satins and Pittston, Trim
ings, &c. &c.,—a handsome collection,
and will be sold VERY CHEAP. Please
call and see. GEO. ARNOLD.
Sept. 22, 14148.-4 t
BOOKS & STATIONERY
S. 11. BUERLn
AS just received, in addition to his
II former large stock, a largely increas
ed assortment of
Classical, Theological,
School, and Ms- .
•
cellaneous
BOOKS
embracing almost every variety of Stand
and and Popular Literature ; also,
Blank Books and Stationery
of all kinds, GOLD PENS, Pencils, Vie
icing and Printing Cards, Card Cases, Ink
stands, &c. &c., all of which will, as usual,
be sold ig:p.M r THE LOWEST PRI
CES.
0:7 - Arrangements have been made by
which anything not included in his assort
ment will be promptly ordered from the
Cities.
Gettysburg, June 8, 1848.
# # I
ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH
Dr. F. E. Vandersloot,
BURG EON DUNTIST,
ESPECTFULLY informs the Chi-
MIS of Gettysburg and vicinity that
he is prepared to perform every operation
appertaining to his Profession, such is
cleansing, filing, plugging and inserting
Teeth, from a single tooth to a full set. An
experience of more than twelve years in
the Profession he trusts will et.able him to
operate to the entire satisfaction of thoue
who may wish his services. All wc:k will
be warranted. For his place of residence
enquire at the store of Sautuel Fahnestock.
Reference is respectfully made to the fol•
lowing gentlemen :
Rey. Dr. Hchroucket,
Rev. Prof. Rougher,
Dr. D. Gilbert,
Roe. E. V. Gerhart,
Prof. M. L. Stover,
9, 1847=-1 y
Dr. D. Homer,
Prof. H. Haupt,
Dr. C. N. Berluchy,
Gettysburg, Oct.
REMOVAL.
DR. J. LAWRENCE HILL,
DEKINST,
HAS removed his office to the building
opposite the Lutheran Church, in
Chambersburg street. 2 doors east of Mr.
Middlecoff's store where he may all times
be found ready and willing to attend to
any case within the province of the Den
tist. Persons in want of full sets of teeth
are respectfully invited to call.
REFERENCES,
Dr. C. N. Diger.vraT, Rev.C.P.lcitirre,,D.D.
D. HORNER, Prof. M. JAM.%
" C. A. CON/GILL, . H. 1.. flitteues,
" D. GILBERT, . Wx.M.Rsiriour.e•
Rey. J. O. W Amos . , D. D.
July 7,. 1 8113.
D. 11000NAUGIFIY,
Attorney at Law,
OFFICE in the S. W. corner of the
Public Square, one door West of G.
4,rnold's Store. formerly occupied as a
Law Office by John. M'Conaughy, dec'd.
Ile solicits, and by prompt and faithfutat
tontien to business in hie profession, it will
be hie endeavor to merit, confidence And
patronage.
111:7"P. .11r i coPutuutti slap , mtend
promptly to all business entrusted up,r
as Agent and Soliator for Patents d
Pe4ions. Ile has made arrAmtseqte,
through whicit,he can, furniihvc r y destrA.
We:facilities ePPLiean6, an 4 eptiraly re
lieve tiler from, thejteseflOY 4jr,eY
to WAshiow,ton, on sOplication to him per
aothilly'ak by letter.
Go4l4Piti.4oll l / a -lk.'::: °...:....1.":4.:•,:'
A . 4,141‘. 111. ST *ZOO w y
ArtORATRY :Au!,
dIFFItE in the Centre Bgetre North
‘U. of the Court.houee, between tuith's
41101 Me vlePsinell corners. ,
Uellystltig, Ai% •
MIMIC WOR SAXE.
,IVHL subscriber offers at Private Sale,
r 'on advantegeous terms,
FARM )
*WNW in Franklin totentthip, Adams COUII-
V. in4oining lands of Robert Shekiev,
William Bailey, and •Wm:Moraihon, with
in,ll miles of Gettysburg, containing
' 184 Acres 'and 91'"Edellell.
There are about 50 Acres of WoodAand,
and the rest u oder good coltivationi •
atc two
itt Dwelling Houses
• Li uon the Farm, a double LOG
BARN, newly oovered, widtsheds around,
itt two wells of water, With **utopia
one of them ; a sufficient quantity of Fruit
Trees, each as Apple,. Peer, Peseta sed
Cherry. Them is Meadow mrffieient to
make 00 tons of Nay yearly., About 1600
bushels of Lime have been paten the him,
and Amer 2.000 Chesnut rails.
This would suit to- be divided into two
Tracts, both of clear and wood laud t
Any ;Jerson wiiihing ltd paichiuus,i will
be shown the farm, by Henry Trestle,
residing thereon. • '
GEORGE TROSTLE.
July 28; 1848.-4 I,
Nov Acts".
NOTlCtislierretiy given that the
' lowingproperty was purchaseti by
the subscriber at a Conitiable's Sale pf the ,
Personal PrOperty of Cllatettuix Suentir,
of Hamiltouban township., Adieu; county, .
Pa., on the 19th of Septetither inst., :
1 Wagon, I Shovel Plough,lt Cosi, 1 Hei
fer, 3 Hogs, A -Sow- and -7 ties, 3 Acres
of Corn to the growth,—which Property I
have left in the possession of mid Chris'.
Lien Sheriff, tube reclaimed by nis when
desired ; and all perefotleere hereby"arm
ed against trespassing upon- proton..
ty, uader the penalty of being proceeded
against by law.
Sept. 29, 1848,.....ate
NOTIOM:
rETTERS of Adthinistmtion on the
J Estatti-ofFiCilan- 41: RAINS; late
of Reading towpakip, .Mime county, de.
ceased, haying been greeted ttrthe sub.
scriber, residing in the town of Hampton,
ho hereby glies notice to all' indebted
le said estate, to make payment with=
out delav, and to those having claims Ao
present - the same, properly anthenticated,
for st,ttlement.
JOHN 11110110 H, Adner.
Sept. 20, 1848.-0 t
apprentice Ilrissavil.
A DI 'A PPRE Eto ihe Baking and
Confectionery ilusinets, 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 recommendations.
wAssiNaTopz sown.
HARRISBURG, PA
•111' 1 Hl8 Popular House has recently un.
1 dergone a Moreugh repair, and been
furnished wish entire netejitrniture, of Ole
best quality. Members of the Legislature
and others, visiting the Beat of Gottern•
went, will lied it u very dubitable-stopping
place.
7'Churges moderate,
IVM. T. SANDERS, Apia.
Ilarrielvurg, July 21, 113418,--8u
311. 7 / I .IOIL. ALT 111-181 M ,
+II , HE subscriber tenders his acknowl
' edgments tothe.peblie fortlie liberal
and steady patronage with which he has
been favored for a eerie, of years, and re
spectfully announces that he has jail Fa•
ceived, at his old established stand •In
Ulisinbersburtstreet, a large and freih
et+rrt.v or
DRITGB ft MEDICINES
tia4patt , ol.ll4loo.lthw a
Paints,iratuisti, Dyestuff
and every variety of articles usually found;
in a Drug store, to which he invitee the
attention of the public, with assurances that,
they will be furnished at the most reason.
able prices.
S. H. BUEHLER.
Gettysburg, June 2, 1848.
BACON.
JUST received, another lot of prime
RIMS, SIDE 4- SHOULDERS,
and for sale at the lowest prices M
STEVENSON'S.
Sept. 20, 1848.
RAHWAY '9 CHINESE MEDICATED SOAP
Theonly true Medicated Soapin use, Four years
before the public, giving satisfaction to thous**
in the Aioith, East, South, and West, imparting
health and 'eventuate to the Skiu ; and unto all
who use it,
BEAUTY TO THE COMPLF.XION.
This delicious composition. of exotic balms
and extracts of the most rare and various Bow
ers, shrubs and plants, 91,0rieli4n1 frgexh, am de.
servedly a popular favorite with the Public, is
more particulaily recommended for its eking*
dinary effects upon the cuticle, of purifying the
akin, clamming the secretory Vesseht from all im.
purities, removiog entirely insm the surface Pirst ,
plea, Blotches, Tetters, Rash, Sun Burn, Morphew ,
and Tan, and all other cutaneous visitations.
Letters ef high authority, from the follow
iug gentlemen,. will be shown at our priucipal
depot to ■ll the curious :
Hon. Henry Clay, of Kentotky.
John Tyler, of Virginia.
" Martin VW' Buren, of New York.
o James K. Polk. nesident of the U. Stately
Gen. ttnitmaivol the. 1 1).
Rev. J. N. Magi*, Ravi Dr. Peirce, of N. Y.
" M, Waggoner, of Troy. '
Dr. Ray, Dr. Denig, Dr. Ford ; Dr. Truesdell
lateof thy N. York University.
Rich of the above named gentlemen, say in
their hitters, ••iti 'clesniribg and healing propen
sities surplus those or all others they have , *vet
used—while for shaving, itliveirentins satiarae•
lion.' , •
Sold, %phi:keels and 1,1411, ieVettysbergi by
SAMUEL, kl. SI.7EHLIER. ICach cake, be;
genuine must have the Sac similie (;.,[tad,,
way on the wrapper. „
J.& R. O. RADW&T, Druggists,
Sett ei 1848. 504 Rawl meet; N. Yorke '
NOTICE.
BRID6Z .711/11.1)Elii.
TOE bggniiiasionera of Adams. done,
ty will receive sealed proposals at
their' office in Gettysburg, until Afende#
tAe'llBd Way eflcieber next, fur tuildiag
a wtioDEN . Butpvg across Alowliyle
Creaki PlPi,* died ieading front Little.-
Loire" rinniltsbarg.
arr Plans and specification can be seen
who thinuniisioners' (ace.
Uy order of the Ccinmisaionera,
41. AUGHINBAUUII , Clerk.
Sept. 20, 18418.-4 t
5000 FERT of POPLAR PLANK
nueh ns will answer fogchair
Heats, for which the highest price Will be
given by the subscriber. He ha* also on
hand, at his old stand in West Chainbery
burg sweet, n very large assorlMent or
Common and Faney
CHAIRS.
and a full assortment of CABI
NWP WARE; ivitih I am selling at unu
sual low prices for Oasts and Produce. Or.
der. for work will be attended to on the
sittglaptwo) kat. I, 4lf di klet* for COFFINS
iriA b° IYie ll Y auended ta a. usual.,
` D4.VID lIEAOY.
Seilt. L'illiti.t:4-
BURNT OUT)
Bir,T AT It AGAIN!
rIPAE subscriber takes this method of
IL informing: his friends and the phblic.
thafh# W tides located In the Alley between
'North Washitigton and Carlisle streets, irn-
Mediatify 'the rear or D. Middlccutrs
Skirt, where he will he prepared, as here
tofore, to do MI kinds of
,
Coich Cloth lir, Sign .Painthlg
irr.CAiittlA GE REPAIRING alone
at ,short notice, and on reasonable iSralet
for which Country Produce will bre taken.
The subscriber is thankful, for pie t fa
vors, sod hives. by attention to business,
ands desire to please, to merit sad re
ceives continuance of public patronage.
• J. G. FREY.
Gettyabigg, May 8. 7 -41 ,
,
GREAT BUSTIFICATION OF
. STEAM I
sad Ai:gißN[ serial:dr Wainded
'WM.-GRAY.
D E It known to the world, that the un
.11.3 dereigned- has obtikined i Leiteri Pa-
MOW in ' "
hyrovedlthehinyor ffulting and gaol
h= . frig clorei•-teett. ' '
which, for thoroughly perlbiarlug he work,
ilia tweedy manner serpitseesitny' thing
that has ever been presented to the public.
In , order to produce , i Miehihe that will
ineetlhe warns of the Ittunin'ultity, in every
reipect, , tbir Patentee has rot several years
applied himself diligently're the 'fitiolt: and
is sow enabled to offer n'tintobinetkorihy
of their ennsiderationi
!This maehhte heif only berm In opera
tion during the lest nenibMiii Olachtheilind.
York and AdiM4 ttountiee'4lo'hUstiten
ehtire saiisfautitin, 1 re it 'it'fithitilbOVUlble
maehinn ) -only-"vtighirtg - hbbut 4l loo lbs.
eneof lightdriaght,turid'itilltrit Wallin
with ease four ltiethrofthhotriredriPir • t day,
or mkt load ()Cleo Ilioutil:' } l'etit'e&..
warted into a tionuttekidrilethpill firktith..
. men Vs , timei . , Perimisi ' Mirk+ '' id ``pu r.
ehsee rights can mei he'ittelliMpty 'eau.
ing at my lift
'4l,dame.oeunty-e- -04 v - ,` fi ts
would find Ii to their adinvirtsge iti ere me
llundreds tf eertificateir esii'l4liirett of
ha utility, !rid 'the sallsikett* thinder'thitt
it hulls end •eleans elottirttikkaid alio
timothy reed, but 1 deteUrff only ' titerisia
ry to refer to. few individiutle tit whose
brew the nutehinti two Wen eihibitid and
fully2tested.-i ' ' ' ' "
idawrineeen Tr. ' • Lamoadear I
Aim M'Zlrree, Esq. neoreartiiirdedr, .;
Seajimion Shelly ' , , MUM* Alifiight,- ,sq ,
J. E. Merman, Esq., Ahnitamm Xeitbriton a
Joh'n Raffenapalear, Psiiijelt,ttiatet, , ~
Sebastian wizen. Vrros A
rylyn•t ip. • Free&h,,. tp,' '' '
John Botta, '''' 'lMeid 11111Mak ''
Jahn, Neely. , Goals Siiiith;' , '
John Lehman, A:, Usitiedestuhilei„ : 0
'VO I LIr I i
• ri.m., ,lobn t. . J o, . )
Awhile Kilos, ' WM.'
_:%miiiy., , ,
Abraham 11144010,' '' ''' . 4 .40'i .
v.. 011 osilllibisio . Jahn Teralie r . , ~- • N
DfiN
Wm. M'Cleary, Ell ~ : ~,,TT
Abraham Waybrialm William ea '
' 'OEORGEnCYA DN'Elt "
May 28. 1848.. . ." i i. : rl, ,V. • ~ f i
C. WEAVER.
COLLEGE 414 1.1 •
207 Main street, &Salo; N.Y.
MR. G. C. VAUGHN'S Vegetablethltiotitgjr•
Mixture, 111 celebrated asedltibit Sihich
IigF.AT CURES IN, ALL, DISRAtEfii, 1.
is now intrpdticed intro , Otis raTcAoskli ( lire
anStdrertisetneut will notprrilit sm.
tended attire sot thin remedy ' : We lair l e ck . Ms.tie
say it bat for its nonnli ihtell
edits a lints .nareber eletturatild , ,s 1 rt
MEDICAL, PRALI rnesrui , I
In high professional standing, a Iso snake a gest
end use of at to thsir,pdatietia tlr! trllgring
discuss:
DROPSY. GRAVAL
•
and diseases of ihe UrinirtOrgati, Stet W e d all
Mama of the blood, deradgeasetti sof the titer,
he., Ada all 'assail diseases oldissayotart tlt it
particularly requested Ottii , $0+ 0 .149 c O9l Fnlll l Ol
the des of this article, or rar,
"nforgtatiop
respecting It, ' • ' '
WILL OBTAIN 'A PA/WPM:Et
of a 2 pare, which Agouti Whosedeatimarsieldw
will gladly give away.- Tbla book tasteful**
the method ef cum--e,spiplite ; lb. fletidltorulrfl
perties or Hp article, all the "hats it
his been used for river,thlii,E
6hiti
r
for four years with such ft
pager of testimony fromike highcstgplvtakett id
be lotted vrttb, : , ; , I
x AXES, PLANES Mir* AAT,XSO
which can bewrittentoby any etteAlltirttleAtMl
the partial:rill answer post,padepplatlrllfSkvoh•
11`.711e patialai and '
11910 rowilmpAwill
as Realtor Such pamphlet believer ban ieeb. , l"ho
evidence of the power of this medicate aid ail
diadem; to eutardeed, by pervious of, wal brown
staridieg in society.
Put up In 30 oz. and 12 bz.bottlei s Price $2
Joy 30 dr.,'ol fur 12 oz., the urger being the
cheapest+ Every bottle has '
• „ 4 131. Es.. VAUGHN"
arritted,ort the directions, Arc. 'i.e pamphlet, p.
Preparelby Dr. 454 C. 't ameba, mod soldat
'prmcpal oaks, 902 Main street. Buffalo, N. Y.
Mira Oeeoted to sale of ibis art tele aaii.tswzitl
Ntaia, New York, and cornet of Essex and
Wahltigan,brelent. Mass , and by all Druggiste
throughout thee country and Canada.
14Alactsze,—ti, H. 11U EIBLF.R. Gettyaborif
JACOB MARTIN, Neu Oxfenl; WM. WIILY
Eastjarlia; WM. BEIII.I N,llano•er ;30d-EPH„
R. HRNRY,+Abbottstoun
Mardi 9, 1841, —I y
Fit 1 4 1$1-11 11.4144;111ES.
SUPERIOR ENGLISH HESSE.
New England Mould '!'ALLOW
CANDLES, beautiful as Sperm, Awe tf.
G. 4. SVILT, oin opened at
STEVEIIONB I .
Sept. 20,1848.
11F-4 AIL rib' ANL
OR VARIOUS Imam
FOR $.11,6 OFF/CZ.
l~ill~~l~'o
PAINTING.