. 11. 7111/AIC I , SA fats ' '
. 1142114 . 14 4,i A i nitLitkler or it4i't)rphans•
# . 411 ;t4ii;t4l( kil l tni colint3;; die substri-
R . 16 1 t: I vilr,i l l t ardi i it ' 41 ' i t t r i ' °,;,; E 4 ', ,?v i, n l x v p ' .
o t it„
-" , 'e , lei,' iltPeameil, 'win si.ll at pp).
" ilideetVeitiv•tritiiiiie§, 'nit Ptiday the
1 12 1 14. e thieeili66. 4i ext 'Oll the 'interest of
."10fAlftVil Niitttiv (bring the ontlirbied one-
Akettipitlrt) MA Fart'', lately ticelipird by
1 "7. Yifillet: l sen.; iiituaire in Ilixotithvon
•VMMOVIN tteli# 'Raj Allillg lairds of the heirs
' l lO - PIi,.4I6WIC)IOAer, Yohn !diner, and nth
ihttif-ktitiiiitg 1'23 ACRES. • The lin
•liihitotilit. 'iire s'
ittVnti tiiiriArik., .... 6 , ,
x..
..,
, (mi a i 4 1firr...P.! 4,1111 ' , 4r-11 ath •
.4ikknfiiktni wiltra Shop. Spring
-slitiole.-4witfighvc ! got-buildings, two fine
-litringi;glWsittlotear the door„ with a va
riety of Fruit•'L'reos,os the premises. A
ri deetrer,,i tiw,rlrak
'icc is in.good
i / ,N 111 :,,If")°w• .; , ~.. „
4
rat ~,.„„,„..„pe 4t .t
time K.
r., M.
- fl
w491416ReM ilk
be given and teritis
l ap R i tingtwp 1.% • , .. , , •
1„ m u tt ~,,,w,m. R, S,ID.LER, AAni'r.,
By the C-iart —Mit. s. ik,ploton, Ctok.
Nov i . 24. ISi s t;i--4s . .
•
.i:sitg;k4rhavt . Na0.: , ..v01•
it*ut,,, ~
, kjipl le,liereby given to all Lega
tees and other persons concerned
0 , Ottin,tn •iP,3IISISTIt.ITION ;.Ic
„.cggy;(,,,F 0 A qie deceased persons herein.
.fflAcitltgpfloned will be presented at theOr
.4lloo,olttrt of Adams county, for conlir
otiti) 9 a,n,a allowance, on 9itesdau 4he,
0 1i
,444: gy,id t becenther next. viz
i i ,...! IMofirilt and ,final acconnt,of Daniel
I 'lfttiAt ,A4o,oistrator of , thy, emwo o f
sr.4llo o ii ne 4" earo l d • ' • .• i
•ro n Xivyte.ooont of Joseph Sneeringec e , one
d gf,,thc,r.,x,,.!, , ,i of the last will itttud.olta
viNif.lB.4.o4ctiti Kluoli. &,,,,,d, ,
~,,
wscifiiofitneAQuilt of /TellfY 1 1 , die,mr *1 0 44
1404'410 hie estate ,of O'etlerieli. 440. de
'eased.
I.iiit9ll),Kcflitot. of Sample' Durtiorew, Ad.
„ffin tor of the estate of Davi4 Piety*.
_, 2 I ,
. 1 , ,
~ f ftt-st aecound,ef Jacob 6,,,1it,e1te,r,
. 1 zee. pc,A l the last will and , testament of
iT
..41v,40.4 deceased. . ., , ,
. , ROPERT 4 Pol3E.Aii:#9 " riOrr
n fetiprolliqe, ttettyabarg. )
no " 'l,"tsitt.' to
' a " td."—• Dgl/ICATIONt''' '
......J6 opu. 4- ,.. • • t. . ..,, o i
yfrig E 1 a 9 rii , N.1,1.11. ,, ,,:in chui-0 1 ;zir
,
i. James, in the,lJOitingh‘,of Ge. 44.
.loix,eo., will' he dedicated to the diftne
ewiistisfAltnightytA:fmktert &had the
31st of December inst. Divine service
.4110, blimpecteil in the , Germinliteletie
Abaolock., h. net/ in the Eniish
billinrirleill:aro'clook,
,Itipaiwas be continnetton Monday.. .Mitt-
Aistert4oolpeepte 41W, Chrietian dessuni-
Ilbstntesestesepeettally invited ,to , attend.
vinviteestkieollion will be taken-, on thelocca
sion to aid in defraying lie expenses.is-
Ishoesst3by theexeclion of emit! House..,
1 .
~,,,,,„)
~.. 4,,.; ,At,i) KlLTwrx,..i, ~, ~, •gii,
Pr. 1411 1.1 !,A ,1 .)
_ ( A lll g rE SPIIXOCACr. id•
: 3 4 ,sAT,rlGl'vEri, . , •
.., ifli i iVi 41i.1111 1 , ' ff : , c u lt; r , ~• ' , , ' ~ 11 -C2 i
741.<9 1 .,d,...•14/ ; ,iptupp ; ,•, ~ .:.il 1
st , t tnielliti . k . B4l3i ''• ;• ' ' :,' •'• • .• .
Cal All paptith in %hi Count+ *1 plesio 'cowl.
COTS MRATION.
. sirr.., • i r .44..4...
rrillg:titanagy. completed Hall of the
-AL nAtiiieioiseny flottiety orilseTheOlog
ical Seminary," Gettysburg.. will beton.
-eversteel—on- 7Vatirty- evening,--Deeem
-illiolit *ttlllitraursit .ol4 oo:"lMllPPub•
JigergfPFLaud 1.6 °4 8 of the 4140fluki•
Xti!. lirliPilicl4arkisacc roepectfalr
liolltS 4,4,4 14 . 'IQ ROtirese will be, le
i
l asißr „pm; ,tlm intemet 9f the,OCCALIQO
u ore.a! • r ogoliappili by:. appropriate illtlaic.'
A -I ..•)i . .* '' '' ii. ' I I: AN C it,'''
J. GEO. BtITL'Erl. '
•lirtfiesiiiV.i bee, it,.11144. • • • ' Committee.
1 1.TditE.
qi rb
_. 041 iililebtet/ to 101001 ltrAtii•
11 , I M ° SII,tRUIt, the claims against
lini4ie transferrcltl to John Cooper
the re 41i l 'Sherry; will ta ke ntl•
114 Whit pkyrnetti of these claims will be ,
req-nire'd by the 20th of Decensbei.' iicil.—
• k ttpimaii. 'are in the hande of th4ollllll
- by : gut, by direciliritOof
rid
the part' Isittkthey are as *4l
- litg It so an o ffi cer for col if
116( - (l the above infAtiou Lb,.
-"`' n• `i : ."' l tl)ol ) Elt'ett *AtiCtiEARY,
•i t) . 1 , I. l ll6iiirA For J: Coopet slid Othere,
' , II: Diter.` 7 l7,lB4B.—til
414.4.4 14.-• I-
.ITO Tl'a
3:Q :Itt
AVING purchased at 'Conaltdde's
jilt sale, as the Onyertr 91PRAELSIIA!CE- .
lama, the itilletivtni proPfrty, to wit :-
7 Pi , I Ileifler, 4 Acres o Grain ittihe
elan tinal 611 . 0. 2 h0r§ siVaitlntLYl
epttili ills fietdooss from levittilotilfe
estilmetilatli have • loaned the same (except
llern~rtnb in thelground, which EcleilWYUe
koreql6,/) , to •the' kaki tornelShaliefitooll-L. ,
=l6 kic reclaitned whenever E. - may
101 r)..; 'DANIEL 811ANE13ROOK.
Nov. 21, 1848.-3 t
---- NOTICE.
a{ h . 44.3) kt: i .14
ETTERS Testamentary on the Es.
i Ma•letstflpitlil.N. NEELY, late eilly‘
spipplogrAptiNibi . Adams cinnny t , Pa.. de
ceased, haying been granted Atsthe sub
scriber reiat4sn Wild'YouFaslup, Nutice
leAellsbytigkree told' who , Ire indebted 16
ilLidneesele ido l make psvinentwithoutle ,
Iler.,poduallauu Waving admit against said
hibikidnpremlit she aline properly
&Ami abitorxwttement.
viA. Di os4LANNA , II F. NEEI.Y,
November 10, 1848.--Ot Executrir
wit; Ify4em z E
. '
R4l Mestimentary on the Es
$ twi
eilmittitts, Gettysburg, Adams county,
Pa. seil. hating been granted to site
eult;eriber, residing in Gettysburg—notice
tist4wkwairtlivatt to ell persons indebted to
mud 00141ultainsite payment without delay,
claims to' present them,
ripsit:oribinvtititted. for Settlement.
it tislo.l.- W. PAXTON,' 3threr.
thereat 118111-6 t : •
,
XT$11141)1V1 4.1 E.
„.„, ! „,,,,44t. a/ '. . .. •—•--
jklao t wit.. itrret No. 9. Noy. .
rorm,
4 .,..,0k...1994 , . , 11948. Vanditiotti
Ms graiti9, p popar.
1 .
Nn
i !ili4. 4iii llo tr aiort ,.46=4l4o6lo bei . Bl r4444l4 a id i: e ero l ti
.....( 4 , 4:
ko,
, amk.heig.,/
1 ' 4 441
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY
* . as.lcm.l% snot.
1 subscriber respeetftilly informs
his friends and the public generally
that he still continues to carry nit the
FOUNDRY B USINESti,in Mitts branch
es, at his old establishment, in the Western
panel Gettysburg, where he has constantly
on hand all sorts of
Zr t '..LUZt4 (PAPA 3129
such its Kettles, Puts, Ovens, Skillets,
Pans, Griddles, Se., of all sizois ; also.
STOVES of every size and variety.
ding Common, Parlor, Air -tight and etooki
ing Stoves--anon .• them the' 'fat4atned
.
liathatenys.
To harmers he would sat:. 'he icze.ou
hart: ail AIXF,C4CII.& lIIIKICLIMHI4.IIII4., orn , Tr..ln • .
Thrf#iM,riqJpichitten,
,tiovey's q
ecivigaied,Sowqguers, Ow re
now.nc,tl ttylcr Plows,; 4fo,lllgodoook's
suit Witberow's 4Iso! , Points, Cruers,
Shares, &r.
111,AUKSM [THING' la - i4rtit4 ton in•
its different bran Ches, by the beat Of , tlrcitt
men. , -
T ,
The nu beeriber . has also opened a
IKX)'lrtilt. 811.01i1 '
~ ~,, ~ ~. ~,
Shop , in the tionth„ entl o of the
Prone:
y Building, ortierthwithgood work
men and exatdieet mansrials.: the neatest
fits and •hestlfworkialll be mirdn: •icrta:
dies will be waited on' et theli:tintdeikeii,
All of the abode *hriodes! artitthke w ill
he re rniihetriliAtiWps ro.c:Nah itr, CtitutArY
l'rociuce, es :they, eon be had any where
else.. , 411.onlecs will be , proloptly -knead
ed tn.
done at the
rfloEtl4l,titrea.` ' '• " ' '
I . T. WA4IIES.
4 1' 141 141 - COUIS. I
news ff Law,
(IFFICE iled 'vv. corner of the
kj-Pebllctiinsre,-orte &tot %Vest of 4,3.
Arnoill't'ltclie.'fortneft 00u0101 se a
titv bake by ',dui P/CCOnaughy, died.
-L 1 0,4411i0,4 1 7. 1 40 itty 'prompt !tad Atithhil at
teatiowiribosinsas iwbis prefateion, it will
be his endeavor to tat!, confidence and .
IC? VOlfflr
. hatitreWAill also attend
promptly to all business entrusted to him
is 404 , Pu .SOlkitor fbr 'NNW/ it, /Id
,Peasieke.-• He has snide arningents,
, thibingh which.he'ean- &Medi iicry desire
ible-feediaies appliestasiland.envirily
-Eteve Naafi front that netvessit,o of a journey
ite , Wsshingtotr, en applimitiett to him per
16nallyorltir leiter.
n•tostrysberg,' prit
• G. E. BUEHLER
nigtoeCT AIM* inform s his friends
`inJ .
now pp thatajars esethrtor of . 77/V
irWitleserfOq ach he
will sell q at mmjerpts prim/sr-a I warranted.
Persons' Illettreingitolittiiktise , in low rates
will4Lwell to call before purchasing else
w hMair 0 T4..5 - A • •
O:,,SEAUSE +SPOUTING will be made
, andput tip 124 cents ir foot.
- -
EV EOTA.B 11$1 - 1 EIN T.
s* sl 111 • • •
Ready . -Clothing Store.
'JOSEPH IC FISIIEL
Rigsrxwmut.by informs the citi
-4111111 of Viettyshurg anti vicinity that
he 'has opened an Emporium foil
Iffig9li i kirrAletOP V, Ti
in the stpn4rfeotar formerly occupied by
Wm. RuMmult Chamhersbarg street,
few ,door c u t et ThoMpaon's Hotel,
where, at all times, will be found .a lull and
comp t rra.4.3/914011.141adi-linettleicloth
ing. inC evITY variety of
'Boys andmen's Wear.
My Arai itlMt always be diHnposed of
'Oo 'dada in the Moat fashionable styles,
and by' Verorkmen.
.10 41 Fhil'hutnicrIber also follOis the
11UIN Es
and will .qtplte to order Clothing of all
kinds fug cßmalfriers. to 'hottest notice
and upon reasonable terms. The Fash
ions are . ruuLarly, recativad,frora Philadel
phia, ea that customers may depend upon
having - tlaresfstylee„ ,
for 04 a tall, a4ti eisinine for
yours‘lves
JPIISFPII K. FISIIEJ.,
bettystairl F , Mt: IS. ' ft
BURNT' T
13 . 't
i4AI
. ,
,„, • t: 1
INCt I (r
!PHEistitileiribes . takes this method of
111. in row:stag his friends end the public.
thst he istowiseetedlin , the Alley; between
North Nstobington sadCarlielosteettte, int-
Modiateljt Abe leer lof . D.•Middleeofre
Store, where Ii - will*, prepared, as here
tocom At lin* SC '1
Coach, Cloth, Br. Sign Painting.
0:79,4 . 144E REr f wirptq l done
at short &tick shd on' reasonable taints,
for which Conntry-Produce tteAlityl•
The saCracrilier i. 44414,u1 for Pa A
4pea. by attention to bwrioess,
and a desire to please. to . merit sod ns
ceigsoissotissants stpublic. patrons*.
J. G. FREY.
' Gettystwirg. May B.,—tf
BATS--WOOD--CASH..
rvIIE subscriber has on hand a large
and line sisorunent of
HATS AND CUM
of every decription and fashion, at his old
Stand, which ho wants to sell at low pri
ces for good pay.
He earnestly requests those indebted to
him, to come and settle their accounts, 28
money is much wanted and he must have it.
He respectfully notifies those who owe
him wood, that now is the time to use it
and sell it, and if not delivered Joon, he
will certainly require cash in place of it.
Cuing one, come all.!
W. W. PAXTON.
0ct.27,1849.--3t
NCTIOM.
undersighned, having been Bp
i. pointed by the Court of Common
Pleas of Adams County, Auditor to mar
shal the assets in the hands of Wm. SLI
FER. of FREDERICK PALIIIF.R, to
and among the Creditors of said Palmer.
will sit fur that purpose, at his office, in
Mountjoy township, on Saturday the 91h
of I)eceenber next, at I o'clock, I'. M.,—
when and where all perilous interested are
rrquested,tu tweed.
Metl. IJURIIOA4W, Auditor.
lui.,l.l.lBlB—jt
A NEW SUPPLYIF
0.0/4
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
S. IL
lIIEN DE RS his acknowledgments to
-MIL hie friends and.the publics geherallY
for the liberal and steady patronage With
which he his so long been livered, loci
invites their attention lo hie preseet
,pieek'
of B 9 0/C4 and STATlONERt.wikieh'
hiui..,been . recently Imply immersed, and
now, comprises, 1101 ' on I y kffgest but
gheapost assortment' ever opened in
Irhe . ffidek'euniiists,uf
ciaisiefat.nenlogiesi, Mao—
)1101 .11iirb;„
OA, iiiiiinmantaiv--m.so:
iihink - laoakit and Statameir;
notiplvtrq; 81,1ier Pencils, Pee Knives
rel'i;ni And :f i riniingeanls, Card Cases,
'lnkatiods, 4to. Ate. all of which wilt, as
mood, be , sold .47" THE LO WEST
PRICE S. • •
Ozr Arrangement' have been made by
4 , bieft anything not included in his assort
meat will be promptly ordered from the
.Cities.
IGellyitberg,: Oct. 21,- 184 ft.
.
BLADMIONIMIECOrit.
V
If
•YIE Mitirsiiriedfota oonitected
,sr WI
his Ociichinaking Establibrinient a
i rge Smith *hop an is , prepared to, do
au. KIAIDII OW
* '.
I blAclismilllLlNGf ,
, . . .
:, . tgcLuotrio
IntliNg cillieciB BMA V/AGONB iC•
• ,
Ile would say to those who bevel-fortes to
dhoti, that helnis in his employ first-rate
haik, Which, with hii,personal atieniion,
will enable hini to glib eiitire satisfaction
to all those who.may favor him with a call.
• UARRIAGg 4 RUGG Y SPRINGS,
(warranted) will be promptly made to or.
der at all times.
ICi"All kinds of REPAIRING done,
both in Witinds4 l Iron, at the most reduc
ed prices. • . .
crTh,ankfai for past encouragement,
the subscribersoacitea continuance of pat
ronage, and invites his . friends to call at
his Estidiliehment in west Qhambersburg
st., a fe* doors below e llionipson's hotel.
• Q. W. HOPPMAN.
Gettysburg, October 15, 1847.
REMOVAL.
DR, J. LAWRENCE HILL,
!DENTIST, •
111 AS removed his office to the huilding
'ma opposite thiti , Linheran• Church, in
Chambeisburg street, 2 doors east of Mr.
Mlddlecoff's store where he may all times
be foetid ready and willing to attend to
any cas e Within the province of the Den
tist. Persims in want of full sets of teeth
are respectfully invited to call.
RF.FERENCES.
Dr. C. N. BIlLI:Cli v, Rev.C.P.Keerve,D.D.
• D. Heaves, Prof. M. JACI.III,
"C. A. Citiroi Li, " DAtoilt.ii,
"• D. Gum?, " WV. M. RiTSOLOIII
Rev: J. IG". Wairves, D. D.
July 7, 1848.
?Away STAILTIODILUV.
Tr ELLER 'KURTZ is now receiving
his supply of Fancy Stationery for
the approaching Fall Season, which con
sists of Wood Wafer Stamps, brass cheu
tired ends; Cocoa-wood Travelling Pocket
Ink-stands ; Cedar Pen-holders ; Fancy
Colored Glass Inkstands; do. Pen-holders ;
Fancy Colored Sealing Wax and Wafers ;
Silliman's Patent Wood Schbol Nita:ands;
Embossed MorroceoPort Folios, leitersize,
withor without brass lock); Gillot's Steel
• Perrs, wartmed ; Transparent Wafers--
asserted Colors; Motto Wafers—in box
es & sheets; Embossed Border Envelopes;
Diamond , Motto • Wafers, in sheets ; Buff
Envelopes, letter'size ; Counting-house
Date Markers; Mathematical Instruments ;
Bone Paper Cutters;
Ivory do. ; Pearl
do; Polished Ivory Tablets ; Sand and
Sand -boxes; New Style Letter Clips ;
Fine Medina{ and Coarse Perforated
Board; Extra Fine French Letter Paper;
Superior Indelible ink, &c., &c., with a
hundred other articles of Staticitury, which
are eifferedit the • lowest' Cash' firices,
the'Beekikonti of
KELLER KURTt
18, 1848:
NEIL }:§TABLISOMOT.
ITSINIre SMITH, '
RESPECTFULLY• informs the citi
sena of Gettysburg, and strangers
who may tarry here until their beards grow,
that he has opened a new saloon in the
shop formerly occupied by Jaws Lamm.
in West York street, one. door West of
Pazten's Nat -store, where he intends prose
'outing the Tonsorial business in ill its vs.
rind and various branches.
His 'rotor's good iod sharp,
Het shave your lice Without a smut.
Gentlemen, calf end eee for yourselves.
Hasiionge is good, his towels are clean,
And in his shop he's elWoys Soo.
04 6 Aie also respectfully iefortne the
gentlemen that they Cell at say time have
their boots blacked in the neatest style.—
Gentlemen can also' have grease removed
from their clothes.
Mary Ann Smith
RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies of
Gettysburg that she hes furnished the room
adjoining the ebove, where she intends
prosecuting Shampooing and removing
dandruff, iu which her friends have been
pleased to accord to her the'palm Of supe
riority. She will also attend to removing
grease from ladies' apparel.
Gettysburg, April 21, 1848.
DIAAIOND TONSOR
S. R. TIPTON.
FASHIONABLE Barber and Hair
Dresser, has removed his "Temple"
to the diamond, adjoining the County Buil.
dings, where he can at all times be found
prepared to attend to the calls of the public
From long experience he flatters hitntiell
that he can go throughall the ramifications
of the tonsorical departments, with such an
infinite degree of skill as will meet the en
tire satisfaction of all who submit them
chins to the keen ordeal of his razor. lie
hopes, therefore, that by attention to busi
ness and a desire to please, he will merit
as well as receive a liberal share of public
patronage. The sick will be attended to a
their private dwellings.
FANCY AwricLES,Cologne,Somps,
rHair Oils, Tooth Brushes. Toilet
Brushes, Tooth PoiviJere, cite., &c., for
sale try 11. BUEHLER.
L WING PERIOIIC4I. 11F AMERICA!
CiPittoirliilbria)Booll,
• sr !PIM Ain&
Pedgesfeik zed* Vtuibuf Skdo.
RAltaD4B4l46 itali c Giles Orooo
- L.rgodity. 4,NovAlette by
T lll ikor,tlool,c , Thoitiqpit.la *ITU No.
. ngaup! s orj,ptuntl Poetry, T.
S. Arthur, who foottStbtet to ovary No., s'lloo•
Sib Of 1 134:nne'll` sw•tebes Of Abodes'',
fibeisoler: •• ' •
5.Wa isseari'merely as give a arnica of oar
*intim* .for next yew ;Waiving. teethes. long
eadvertisealMlid—rhali of seari4 rafie
nifirjltgoko,thing• ' •
'AOresehly to the ' Practice, qt Met year,rebe
publisher will issue as rare Dumber each
miiirkith' diant in hinder". 'This lea novel
readied in hiligitzhie' puhßibing. Dining the
1 1 edible et- list year, he gave mole engravings
and more reading matter than any ti eom
trunprazdek etrd, will aorthintut ito dodo next
pp efn Thole who , etibacribe
' l,pY s tg'sllooK, may do Ito ringer the spew
niece etia•thej a will receive Mro
ore , their mo.
hey in the Ma athne;thlm by iralnieribing
to ork. To this hi added and hck.'
derl in the same $3, the , LADY'S DOLLAR.
NEWSPAPER, which contains in one month li
satyr if notmuite i as much reading matter as I
menthlies, making fore's the amount '
or roing,cf, two magallines a month.. Them
ate peCultacities about Greley's Lady's Book
frit dialed iderhat no other Magazine possesses.
Them is Meisotint and Lille Engraving in ,
math humber—both by the best artiste. In ad
dition to these, there are given monthly lahat
no other magazine givta—s Coloured , I.shion
Plater;-witha full description. This (corm is
mnber, le Giodey, as no other work , ix theta
every month and colored. Then there are
Capa,'Borinets, Chemisettes, Equestriasm for
Ladies, with Erigritringe: 'rho
'Fable, with designs for knitting, netting, trot
chef, and ail:other kinds of work. Patterns'
for Smoking 'Cape, Chait Covers, Window
Curtains,,D,'Oylny's, Purses, Bags, &c.
Hcellth and tanty, wi th Engravings. , Model
Cottages, w t ground plane, and other en
gravings, always illustrative of something use
ful. Music, beautifully printed on tinted paper
which May betaken out and bound. Colored
Medina Cottager, and Colored Flower Pieces,
oemtionally. These are all extra in Codey,
and to be found in no other magazine. These
wereallgiven last year, and will be coutinued.
In addition we shall have in every No., one of
"Owome's hketedes of .Imerican tharoderlenie,"
a most amusing series, now first given to the
American puhlic. These will be illustrated In
every, No. by a Story trim the powerhil pen of I
T. S. Arthur, Esq. "The Mango cf Fashion,"
illuitrated‘y Fay Robinson, Esq. This series
will be very interesting to the ladies. "The
.dpp/icabiiify,,r Me line dra to Domestic Use.,"
I is mother.eries of Engravings now in pier"-
, rait9n and wit'. be published during the year.
Coiltigs furri(turc.—llaving given so many
Mll4ll Cottages, we Intend now to commence
the publication of Cottage Furniture—a very l
necessary' appendage to a Cottage.
Religion end Iliehery.—Our superior artists,
Walters, Talker, Pease hod Welch, are how
engaged upon a est of plates illustrative of these
two subjects.
Our A.fietie.---Prepared expressly for us—
mostly original, and beantifidly printed, het'
long commanded a decided preference over that
of any other Magazine. It is a feature in The 1
Bonk.
The , Literary Chareseter of Garley's Lady's
800k.—,-Witli such writers .as. bliss- Leslie,
Grace Greenwood, W G Simms, Mrs Ellet,
'l' SlArthur, Mrs E Oakes Smith, Mrs .1 C Neal,
H TTuckertnan, H W Herbert, dtc., the author
of the widovceedoit, Professor Frost. Bryant,
Longfellow, Holmes.—.and a host of others—
moat always take the lead in literary merit.
TERMS.—For Three Dollars we will send
the Lady's Book, containing more reading than
any other monthly, and the Lady's Dollar
Newspaper published twice a month, which
contains 40 much reading as ady of the *a pe
riodicals of the day—making three publications
in one month, or if the suhscriimr prefers the
following splendid engravings to the Lady's
'Dollar Newspaper, (although we would not
advise it, as engravings cannot be sent through
the mail without being crushed or creased,) we
will send the beautiful plate containing the por
traits of Harriet Newell, Fanny Forrester,
Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Ann H. Judson, and Mrs.
E. B. Dwight, and the plates of Christ Weep
ing over Jerusalem. The Opening of the Sepul
chre, Deliverance of St. Peter, and The Rebuke.
If preferred to the newspaper cr plates, we a ill
send Miss Leslie's novel of Amelia, and any
three of Mrs. Grey's, and Miss Pickering's
popular novels,
For Five, Dollars we will send two copies
of the Lady's Book, and a set of the plates to
each subscriber.
For Ten Dollars we will send five copies of
the Lady's Book, and a copy to the person
sending the Club, end i set of plates to each.
For Twenty Dollars, eleven copies of the
Book sad it , ' set of Plates to 'cub subscriber,
and a copy of tits, Book• to the person sending
the Club.
, ,
Pot Dna Dollar w o will send the Lady's
nook 4 months, and for '25 cuffs any one No.
Palo* , to be paid on all orders.
Addreiss, - LA. GODEY,
113 Chesnut stroet, Philada.
November 13i 1848. 3f
&tatim I4A
CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND
JEWELRY.
WHE subscriber tenders his acknowl
m, edgements to his friends and the pub
lic for the liberal patronage hitherto extend
ed to him. and respeetfully informs them
that he has just received from the city a
new assorrnent of
111L7 4111111111C1 "KAM 9
OP ALL KINDII-.ALOO.
ttrilYtratZii .1 iii
such as . Rings,' Breastpins. Ear Rings,
Watch-chains, Watch-keys, Guards, &c.,
&c. Also •,; • '
SPECIVICLES,
and Glasses.of all kinds am d qualities—all
of which will be sold low.
hiCLOCKS* WATCHES repair
ed, as usual, at the shortest , notice.
Establishment in Chambersburg
nest, door to S. H. Busim,aa's Hook and
Drug Store.
10:7i1 have also for isle a lot of new and
second-hand WATCHES, which will be
Sold low. ' '$
ALEXANDER FRAZER.
Gettysburg July 21', 28418.
ATTEND , TO YOUR TEETH':
Dr. F% E. Vandersloot,
StIltoZON DOUBT,
. • , .
SPE'C4.,
r.F,IIY infoims the OW
zone of Gettysburg and vicinity that
he is prepared to perforin every operation
appertaining to his Profession, such as
cleansing, filing, plugging and inserting
Teeth, from a single tooth to a full set. An
experience of more than twelve years in
the Profession lie trusts will et.able him to
operate to the entire satisfaction of those
who may wish his services. All we:k will
be warranted. For his plac, of residence
enquire at the store of Samuel Fahnestoek.
Reference is respectfully made to tho fol
lowing gentlemen :
lice. Dr. Sahnnucker,
Rev. Prof. Rougher,
Dr. I). Gilbert,
Nee. E. V. Gerhart,
Prof. M. L. tatreeer,
9,1847--1 y
Dr. D. Horner,
Prof. 11..naupt,
Dr. C. N. Bor!why,
ihttysttig, Oct.
I,l l llladeiplain A d vertisenuents
,
Dmigyerrecitype . roriputs,
nil superior quality, handsomely col
ored, arid Of up In' beauilfitl hforoc•
co etties i ,'ebitipleie, for only 'NA
LAR, Spfeler'iPAtap Ua guerrtait del
ierif, No. ao; Walnut Stneet.belowFourth,
Philadelphia. All pictures made,at this ,
establishment will be• warranted Perfect.
Sept. 22, 1e46..--6m
Langenheim's Daguerrian Gal
lery, Exchange, ad .Story:
CLay, visiting this Es
ti tablialiment far ,the purpose of ha
ving a daguerreotype taken, expressed flat
tering opinions on this favorite place of
the "•beauty and fashion" of• Philadelphia,
end vast numbers of strangers reeort to
it _to procure a good Daguerreotype. The
Proprietora will motor every exertions to
.extend the , long established fame of this
well known establishment. Family
groupea, Grottoes of Children, and single
portraits of all sizes are executed equally
well.
Philadelphia, April 21, 18413—1 y
FURS.
RICH FANCY FURS FOR LADLES' WEAR.
CHARLES OARFORD, furrier,
No. 104 CHESTNUT BT.r
A few dews *bore Third, Philadelphia,
OULD invite the ladies `tocall and
examine Mean permr stock of Muffs,
&tap, Tippets, &c., of every variety, con
sisting of Rich Ruesia Sable, IludsOn's
Marlin, Norway Martin, Mink Sa
bles, Baum Martin, Stone Martin. Ermine,
.Fitch, Lynx, &c., &c. 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 respeet.
CHARLES OAK FORD,
104 Chestnut t , t s few doors above Third, MIA.
Sept. 20, 18.18.-0 m
Philadelphia Type rfaradry
No. 8, Pear St., near the Fzehange,
PHILADELPHIA.
ri , HE Subscriber having made great im
provements in his method of casting
type and mixing ohnetals, and had a thor
ough revision of 'matrices, the faces of
which are not excelled, in beauty and re
gularity of cut, by arty in the country ;
Hatters himself that by a strict personal at
tention to business, and employing none
but the most skillful workmen, he is ena
bled to offer
A 14;PERIOR ARTICLE
.41 greatly reduced Prices.
He is continually adding to his stock all
tltat►a now, Irons theliestt workman of this
and other coutries, and having lately pro
cured from Europe a great variety of new
faces and ornaments, solicits the attention
of Printers thereto.
Specimens will be sent to those wishing
to order.
Presses. chases, Cases, [uk, Stands,
o.lleys, Brass Rule, mid every other ar
ticle needed to furnish a complete Printing
Offiee, stippliced at the shortest notice.
GERMAN BOOK AND JOB TYPE.
of the newest style and of all sizes, care
fully put up in founts of correct proportion.
ALEXANDER ItUBB.
Aug. 25,y2448.
AlitOßl4,l
wILLED , NTYLE OF LUTA'
I'oll GENTLEMEN.
CHARLES OMELTORD
No. 104, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
w OULD respectfully invite attention
to his superior style of hats for au
tumn, 1848 ; which will be found the most
perfect ever before offered to the commu
nity. Its peculiar forms render it time more
desirable, as it combibes all the essentials
of durability and neatness, requisite in that
article of dress, whilst his increased facil
ities in manufacturing, with all modern
improvements, enable him to challenge the
world to produce a better Ilat.
Children's Fancy Hats and Caps of the
latest Mode.—Theee goods have been se
lected with.the greatest care.. and will be
found most beautiful and chaste in their
etyies.
Ladies Riding Hats and Caps of entire
ly new Patierns.—G son t has been bestow-
ed in constructing these articles, that they
may fit perfectly easy, and fiirm a graceful
appearance.
CHARLES OAKFORD,
104 Chestnut at. s few doors above Third, l'kula
Sept. 20, IB4B.—(March
MARKET STREET,
PHIL•DIELPHIA.
THE cheapest and largest assortment of
GOLD At SILVER AA ATCILES
lit PHILADELPHIA.
Gold Lever., full jewelled, 18 carat
CAM, $3O and over.
Silver "• " " $l6 and over.
Lepincs a $ll and over.
Quartiers, $ 5 to S/0.
Gold Pencils, 1 50
Silver Tea Spoons, equal to coin. 450
Uold'Penis, silver holder ■nd,pencil, 100
With a splendid assortment of all kinds
of Watches, lioth geld and silver ; Rich
Jewelry, &c, dtc. Gold chains of
the best manufactures, end in fact every
thing in the Watch ■nd Jewelry line at
Much less prices than can be bought in this
city nr elsea here:
Please save this advertisement, and call
at either LEWIS LADOMUS,
N 0.418 Market street, above Eleventh,
north side, eir at. JACOB LADOMUS,
248 Market at. first store below Eighth,
south, side. •
ir:7 , We have Gold and Silver Levers
atill.aheaper than the above prices—ft lib
eral discount made to the trade. ' '
_ Sept. 22, 111148.—Ont
ICLadies, the prettiest ( al-
GINOh AIMS, ikc., in town. are
- to ,be found at STEVENSON'S. Go
and. Mt (heal. r" •
gralliware Advertisements.
Baltimoie
,Paper Ringing&
. ,
ll' HE subscribers are nuts manufacturing
and selling Paper Hangings, Vonitian
Blindev Window Shade% Stick Blind*, and
Paper Curtains, of every. delioription ;
Linen Shades, Oil Cloths ' Doer Mans,
Fire Screensai are doing PAPER HANG
INGS as good and cheaper than any other
establishment in this city. and insure all our
goods to be Baltimore made. Country
merchants, citizens and dealers in general,
are iespectfully invited to call and examine
our Stock and prices, where they can be
suited in the mot accommodating terms—at
WILSON & HEADS,
Howard street Paper Store,
No. OF,, west side, above liesintog.
Aug 18, 18.18.-3 m
.1. M. °M at
JOHN if. OREM & CO. ..
21 E 11;.CH MIT TAILORS,
AND WOOLILIAUS,IRALERII LK
Cilorks, Ca is imerrsi Ilfreart ings
anti MSIO/4 1 ' refonssi hag a;
NO. 280 MARKET iTRKET, N. 'W. CORNER
OY.OHARI. BAL,TIMORII •
A LA'llto X. ABSORTMIK N Ir'Or
READY. MADE• CLOTHING,
Of Superior Qtudity.
[7'OllE PRICE ONLY r .,n
March 34, 184E1.—ly
William Keilholtz,
Dealer in Paints, Oils, Brushes, Glans,
Varnish, Putty, and Nixed Paints, of
all colors, at the lowest rates,
Corner of Franklin and. Green etzeets,opposite the
Penn's Avenue, Baltimore.
N. B. WILLIAM kriurca,Tz,lsnving hnd
a long experience in Paints, Oils, kc., be
ing a practical Houle and Sign . Painter,
will give all information, respecting mix
ing Paints, &c.. gratis. Country Mer
chants and others supplied on moderate
terms.
Oct. 294847.—1 y
GREAT MYSTIFICATION OF
STEAM WORKS f
and Engineer seriously Wounded!
•
B
it known to the world, that the nn
dersigned has obtained Letters Pa
tent for an
Improved Machinefor Haling am/ Clean-
log Clover-aced,
.
which,for thoroughly performing its work,
in a speedy manner, surpasses any thing
that hati ever been presented to the public,
In order to produce a machine that will
meet the wants of the community in every
respect, the Patentee has for several years
applied himself diligently to die task, and
is now enabled to offer a machine worthy
oftheir 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 iii a neat, portable
machine, only weighing about 400 lbs.
and of light draught, and can hull and clean
with ease four loads of cloverseed per day,
or one load in Iwo hours. It can be con
verted into a common windmill in a mo:;
ment's time. Persons desiring to pur
chase rights can see the machine by call
ing at my residencein Lati more township,
Adams county. Owners of Clover-mills
would find it to their advantage to give me
a call.
llundreds of certificates ran be given of
its utility, and the satisfactory invincr that
it lOUs and cleana, claverseed,.. t uil slaw
timothy seed, but I deem it only ttecessa
ry to refer to a few individuals litre
barns the machine has been exhibite and'
fully tested.
lIL'NTI
NOTON TP. 1. rrr!rnrc TP.
Jas. M'Elwee. Esq. George Deardorff, Earl
Berijamini Shelly, Wright,
J. E. Wierman, Abraham Livingston,
John Italliniiiiierger, Darnel '.;i•
Hebaritian Albert.
Tyrear ip. 1,1 rp.
John Bolin, Pnvid /4'Ni untie.
John Neely, George su.ith,
John Lahinan, it fleintzleinati, Eari.
AlllOll Myers. :4 , re, h., Ip.
F, rebus. John M'llhenny,
Abratinin Kri.e , Win. M'llhermy.
Abraham Diglium, Reading , p.
JameN CLl3ll,lllgltillll, John Tudor,
W in. NI 'Clea ry. Eli Doter,
.tbruhani Wuy bright. M illiarn Fiekeri.
E ItIiNER.
114n3-26, 1818.*
A SCIENTIFIC 'AlEDiciNE—Gicat exie
rience nod judgment are required to mo ke a vui
uable, and at the same innocent purgative. This
i• possessed only by a iew.
rho {reit majorities of the remedies adverti,
eel of this class, are manuloctured by persons
who have no idea 01 the relative or inilitiduol
powers of the drugs they use. It is this came.
more than any other. which occasions the irlel
liens and often injurious edicts, prco'uced by ad
vertised re.nedies. And hence the general pre
' judice which prevails against them. Now them
is a great difference in this respect, eith regard
lathe pills made by Dr. H. Brandreth, and ensue
quenily their superior claims upon the public
Each of the 'articles composing the Brandreth
Pills, are prepared in that way which will secure
their beneficial effects to the system in the safest
and es-nest manner. For instance, some inert ,
clients have to be prepared in the vacua; that in
the air is exhausted in the utensil, and remains
so until a combination is effected with other in
gradients, which atierwards prevents the sir
from acting injuriously upon the medicine. A
gain, the proportion for each ingredient depends
upon its multiplying power upon other ingre
dients. For the power otdiff.rent vegetable pur•
gatives upon each other, is governed by similar
laws that govern the power of ligates by multi.
plicativn, Niue added to nine makes eighteen :
but nine times nine are eightylune. oit is
with some vegetable purguthes. By adding
nine parts of one ingred eat, and nine parts of
another ingredient together,the power is increan•
ed, not to eighteen, but to eighty-one. Furore
! ample, either of the articles to produce any pur•
gativ r o effect, would have to be used to the extent
ofeighty-one grains ; by combining them only
eighteen grains have to lie used. Again, allot her
ingredient is found to multiply this power again
which in a proportion of two grains, would have
no effect upon the animal economy, hut which,
added to eighteen grains of a compoand of two
parts of nine grains, each of two ingredients,
will again multiply the power which they hove
gained of eighty-one, to one hundred and sixty
two. So' again, the mixture of twenty grains
can be multiplied by an addition elf two grains,
to the power of three hundred and twenty-four
grains, of the original power or two first ingre
dients. -Here we have twenty-tvro grains, which
as a purgative, contain' the power equal to three
hundred and twenty-four grains of either of the
articles alone; nevertheless also so powerful af
ter being thus combined are sate in any quantity;
always having a beneficial effect.' and in bonnie
capable of doing injury, of which thousands beer
ample witness.
The Brandreth Pills aro sold for 25 cents
per bps at Dr. B. Brandreth's Principal 016ce,24 1
Broadway, N. York, and by the following duly
authorised Aprils 51.8tavenson Jr. Ca, get.
tyalArg ; J.,8. M'Creary, Petersburg; Abraham
King, /Junta:Sown; A. APPlrlaUllt bl X"" w il
D. M. t, White, Hampton; Brweringer Jr, Fink,
Littlestown ; Mary Duncan, Caahtown ; aro. W.
Herm, Fairfield ; ,J. H. Aulabaugh, East ,Berlin;
D. Newcomer Mechanicsville; Barrel iSktirk,Haa.
over. ' (Nov. , 3,1848.-4 m
Domestic laduitry.ile the Wealth
,
nt
1114 Fresh Assortme of
ripHE subscriber Ws n good assortrneat
4 of FASHIONABLE HATS,' which'
he to prepared to sell Uri to i lower than
heretofore, and'iivcix LOWER than they aro
regularly retailed at in the cities.
A good fur Nat, warranted, $1 00
Fine Silk, do. fur body, 2 00
Fine Nutria, do' 3 00
Fine Monterey, do. 1 00
Rusnia ' do. 2 00
Moleskin, extra quality, $2 50 to 400
Fine Russia Hats, and other kinds Low.
The public are invited to call and satisfy
themselves.
licrTunme CASH, and only one price.
S. S. M'CREARY.
Gottzebvg, 407 14, 10.—tf
• MIMI
• vr".27lllftamr
MULL TalUlVltla
W. S. HOPKINS.
, ,
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TIIF. MOST rrktCl,A/. 0 C
'l'
• . ', ~ liVMO 5 Xt:g. . • .''
'
• , i,....,, 14, ~..:. ,•, .. k . ,• ••••• .1 00 11l
"Jr. Irate s , raincapv. ,I,
• i , • ‘.4.,.• • ~ .1:
;The only ret,lteeit Ore for uoAstrinprvor I
.11 1 "PAL , s0'rentrivita'tied pitniatiretifii;nal,:f ell
Ai ill'idiesetiiaiiilto filtrit fp iii4ll're Wilde of
tliolifood--Via.,:' k:eroftilii °citing's gli#;)likiWei-
MA t idin,Obst inate CO I net, RIT. f apnoll l ,ri* ill,
or Pestulee bin itiii lace, DldScheiVeites' Ch Nis
Sore Eyki, Rine Woini of Tetiii; . trell eid,
I
Thrla4inient and P'elki'nf l thie: goaea Asti lot tits,
Sfutibont'iltiert;'giphilikic t kirititbirdi, 8 tlatlr ii
or Lumbago, dlsettininiViising frOlit'an'ittjAdliitrus
mid of Mereury,Dropit, Eirposurtibt Ittigitutrekis
,in kite :'alskr chronic' ConstituOittil Diddrdere
IlOthis tnedieltie treeetarititmeatit'bukVeifiio.
diem arils:tee of the vegetable kingdont Ore united,
forming a compound entleeirdlifkrtitt In itielhitr
eater and prnpertlei from• any other prEperition,
and unrivalled in its • operatlob . on' the' arroyo
when laboring utidetelluestia: It should be i fills*
hands of every iterabri, Mho, by-6:1404a, or framer
el.eaurse of I ifb, , is riredispoarid to die vinyl Many
aliments that rendes lith atone, instead eta Wear
ing, and Co oltrua Amish in death:.: -,' '' •
FOR SCROFULA, Dr. Drakeo Pans4es isle.,
commended as a certain cure. Diotond initiative
01' its failure has ever.occurred when.triboy ow
It cures the disease and at the same time imparts
vigor to rim.- whole•syetem, tierolulous pence'
can never pay ton much attention to tb. 'late of
their blood. I to" pintifieation shook' be their first
aim ; for perseverance will accomplish a cure of
even heredltarq disease. , ; • 1
FOR EIjUPTIONS OF TUE SKIN, Scurvy,
scorbuti c Ailections, Tumors, White hoellinf.
Erysirwlea,,Dicers, Cancer", Running I scoreait'ltalito
and Piles, Dr. Drake's Panacea cannot be too high
ly extolled ; it searches out the very , rout nt tile
disease, and by removing it from a system, makes
a cure certain and permanent.
isDroEsTioN.—lsio medicine perhaps hats
ever been 'discovered which shell so much tone
to the stomach and cancel the secretion of':
healthy gastric juice to decompose the food as Dr
Drake's Panacea.
REIRIJEATISSI.Dr. Drake's Pumice* hi u
sed with the greater:l success in Riwuttilitie Com
plainta, especially much as are chronie . it tur
by driving out all impurities and fool lincomare
which have accumulated in the 'raisin, Whiih
are the cause of Rheimiatfam.lhontaind Swellings
of the joints. Other remedies enenetimes gite
menporary relief; This entirely eradicates the dis
ease trom the system. even when the limbs nod
bones are dreadfully swollen.
l'ONt't; I'TION can be cured. Coughs, Ca
tarrh, Bronrhitis, Spitting 01 Blood. Asthma. lrit
fictilt or profuse. irarectoretion. Bettie Flea,
Night Sweats, Pain in the side, At., hate Lein
murk Will can be with is much certainty as say
other aimple dieease. A specific hos hug been
sought for but in s win until the diseerery al tin.
Drab,. Panacea. It is mikl and sole but airtime'
and efficacious in its operation, end cannot possi
bly mime the most delicate conalitution. N •
would earnestly recommend those Abelson* glom
it a trial — and we helive they will not harm tics -
sion to regret it. The system is cleansed hpd
s . tengthened, the ulceis on the lungs sin bested.
and the patients gradually regain their lista.;
health andtbength Head the follow ing teitieit-ry
Philadditna, thle. 14th, th•ft.
Ds sr Fie:—•n reply to your question respect
the use ot Dr. Dratie'r Panacea. I will say,
that although amerfectiptbeticer M thtt oirtente
lift, rislB/I'reS:nt C..Sel{4ofitliee:mq. boa et er vol
liable it may be in certain conditions cit. the sys
tom, stilt 1 have belie% ccl that a rare for Cog
aomrion would he discovered •ooner or later. oral
cur imoly led me to try your medicine ip Iu a very
int iterate rates. They were prunouneed by the
attending physicians to be ru L aws a igy t oo 'lrmo -
-riot, and Munitioned by them as itattrahlt. 1)1
of the per not had been under the beittniitht.
serei:ll very aide penct.tioneis t. t a nun i bilr of
years, and they said 'he hail ••ntrl fisphimord
~, emit/nowt tint Srrojultr.' and that she
Incnr.cht lin=er for sometime, but conk' not be per
mariently relict, d. In both cases the etleet at the
Pamicea has 110,11 fllOO grittily ing. Only tour or
foe bottles weir toed by one of die pet sums bridle
she began to improve timidly. The other took
boot ten. I will only add that familiar as 1 ant
with consumption by inherimure and by exten
t %%I` o ,, tervation as a tinily. and know ine also it
i11i , 11 . 14,144 Mtree , in nine ra•e•S alit of ten of tat,
buursrt, null other %reelable tonics. int well as
../1 marry of expet totem. and redatises.
StioUld news hate seroninieraled-Ite . usem
iike'a Panacea it I had not Leen acquandril
with the ingtediconi. tielErr it today that the:o
ale recommended by our moat popular and 'vim -
tine Ithytimaiir, and in their present con.bined
state num probably the bent alteiatit i• Met Lila
etc, been made. The cute is in sccuidoure with
a theory of Consumption hii m a li e d flj Viet cc
few years ago by one in het most eminent w ii•
ters oil medicine, and now establie bed by toils
which admit of no dispute. Very respeciltilly
yours. L. C. GUNt.
To use the language of another. "Dr; Dralie•s
Panacea is ntway t salutary in its effects— let er
Notion,. It is not an Opiate—it is not rn }..t •
pectorant. It is not intended to hill the jai ,
into a faint security. It is a great ii mods
grand healing sod ruratise compound. rite prat
and only remedy Which medical science and, skill
has yet produced for the treatment of thin%net
to unconquerable niniaily. And no petrol" rilllici
ed with this dreadful disease, will be jail 10 him
self and his friend/ if he go down to the poise
without testing its virtues. A tingle bOtt '. in
most cases, will pushier a favorable eheuie ia
the condition of ono patient. however low."
TO THE LA PIES.--Loulies of pale comply, -
ion and consumptive Latiite. and oath is, ore thr
biliteted by those ohetritetiono a hush ti sloes hue
liable to, are restored by the use of s NMI* r r
two, to bloom and rigor. It is by far the best
remedy ever discovered for weakly thilittrth. slut
such aa have bad humors; bens* phloem. they
take it. It immediately restores tLs appetite,
strength and color.
Nothing can be more surprising than its invic
orating effects on the human tram*. Petsons all
weakness sod lassitode before taking it. at apse
become robust and full of energy under its intlu•
once. It immediately counteracts the nert slue
ness of the female frame.
CAUTTON.—De careful asst Pee that yam get
the genuine Dr. Ilnsisx's l'anstaa-..• it has tb•
signature ot GsoP. S nnnnn Ihe VI rapper otithi
also the name "Da.. Dnatts'a PattotlM4,
blown in tho glass.
•
Prepared only by Stolt Ns& Co.Druggiote, Ke
21 North Sixth street,Phila—ind for sAleby
S. IT. TiVEHLVII.
COMC 3tercereborg.
Koch 9, 1848.—ty
T-0 THE APFLiCtED
Compound Medicated
10 OR the Cure of Colds, Coughs, Spil
ting of Mood, Urancletie, Asthma',
Whooping Cough. Palos and Oppressions
of the breast, and , all other INultnomt7,
complaints, and other diseases "hit+ have ,
a tendency to produce' ContiiiinOlidi.
serves also as an efreetniti idaerer of Ilia.
voice.
'l'l)4 o,antly is entirely a,yegetabla pre!.
partition, the principal, ingredient* being,
Hon-hound, Wild Cherry,. Bannipagillef.
Boneset, Elecentpane,
seed, Iceland Priekly:Aah, 4F , C: e
will, if taken in tiaia, Ati y rem
frint, jthoae diativealng airletiees„ihsitantik
to Vonintupticia. ~, •
One great advantage is Ibis
medicine is its- eheepnees-, ithel"pnblic not
being imposed upon 'by Ike. 'ooool4li
high-prices which are generally ,exe toil
for Patent andnt4er niedied r,ll l .Palrations.
Each packago.•vontaine direction,. Oallt
and 1,47 it I, • • 0
Prepared and sold at the Confection 'Mt
Variety store of the Subscriber In 'Wbst
York street, one square %Korn the .
house, and next door' to Tbotnpadn'i
tel. It can also be had of, the following -,117..
gents-, •
S. IL Buehler and S. S. Forney, Gettysburg; -JA
Brinkerhoff, Fairfield; Mrs. Ennucan, Ilashtarsen;i
J. Lover, Arrendtstown ;, Peter Miekles,Bley,
mashing; I). gnotrainn, Bendersvilk ; J. 'fi ti ,
holder, Bendersv ille ; Statile, DutSerow's Mill
i
J.S. Hollinger, Illeidlersbure ; IlenryiAlehoLnk.
town; Shod; and Jolou:on, Fnindreborgr.
( . .F. A V4V i .,,
Gettyidirg, Ver. 17, 15 17.