ivoAkiipmes 2 tAlman 411110S'illaD. JAY NI!: Would rettpectrullv ON in ',tartal tbo, pp k that ha Winos"' ky FH.bli , h ll for itralurions distribution, by I,kt:imp and all his AVrits, an Almanac, called Juyirleal iFiredlcal . ..111maoac, ANt) 61711)k: TO 111:ALT11 . The calculations for this almanac are made ~withe great cartadind accuracy, and tot tire duller ' lilt !Latit‘iles and Lodgittaile.., so as to make them' equally intend a* a ()slender in every part of the United 'fates and lirrtinh North America. areprinted on good paper, nith handwrote nen type, and are neatly bound, and beside. be. (iitt nerde.t arul mo-t aecoraie calender print .11 , I in the I.foriitl , Nt Iles. they contain a large a ` to null or valuable iMordiation. soiled to tl.e want) co all, and of that hind too, which cannot lie obtained in boo't*, i • cAT u.0(;1.11.: of 1)1 , 4:A517 , :z, nigh ieniirks deal directions for their iv nroa al, is itinl Make them welcome visitors elatity lains , e they enter. Lsery family s h ou ld possess at least tome ottbrse annuals. Ills Alma narafor Iti l:) are now really tot do.tributmrt. of Whitt he,designs to publish 4t least "rtVt) Nif L. `ID), S. lOW in onler that ''every family in the nifeb Stites and British America. may be fat aishire wHh a copy, he hereby invites CITAN'is AND sToREICEEPERs to forward their orders to him a*rarly,,as yrs**lble. and they shall be supplied GIZA frti - oUt•IN asithaama By copies at they deetn necessary to simply their Vansus custnmers. They are invited at the same bceiMei to &end aeon). of their .1117 St NESS CA RD: . which will be printed and placed on the cover of the 41martacs sent them, also without charge. They , are ako requested to give all necessary tlirecitomi,bow the almanacs should be forward `Ed 14 , Meal. By law they cannot be sent by mail unlese4herarmge I. tint paid on them hale_ ()viler.; (post paid) directed to 1)H,1). JAYNE. Philadelphia, will meet with prompt attention. . ILTPFAMit.Dis cap olataur ihe.e Almanacs grats of SANIVEI. N. P,I7I:Ait,ER„ A gent lot tt . cir,o of' lir. Jaitie s Family ledicirtaa. Dac:B,lllS.,--3t WISTA)t AT Tile not ceirsti with vain hope—jay not the flatter .ing unction to your eon!, that disease, will runs itself; especially if that' disease be Consumption or Liver complaint. If you! ; would he'restored to health you most use the means which benevolence anti a kind' Providence have placed within your reach. The great and Universally popular remedy for .consinoption and all chronic diseases, is now for sale in every city and important ' , town in the country. and at a price, too. that.anv one can nfrord to pay. You have no excuse, therefore. fornrglerting to save tour liferand health. Be not deceived with quack nostrums. or any imitations of this invallintg medicine. An individual Clinrlesion. Smith Carolina. recently 'llurehased four bottles of Swayne's Syrup ...mitt of the .most reit:brined physicians in the eity told the deceived patient he' must send that article back, and esrhange it for Dr., Wistaes Balsam of Wild Cher- Be not deceived--remember that it is Dr. Wistaes Balsam that cures--it is Dr. Wistaes that brings hack the bloom of jiealth to the cheek, lustre to the eye. ,strength to they system. ioy and gladnesss :to the soul, and happiness to man—it is 'Dr. Wistnes that has gained so much ce lebrity among the sick, astonishing the world with its effects. and is recommend ed by the best physicians throughout the land. Be not dereived—huy none unless signed 1. UlJ'l'TS on the wrapper, the genuine Dr. Wistar's. fer For sale by SAMUEL 11. BUEH LER, only agent for Gettysburg. RAHWAY'S CHINESE MEDICATED SOAP. The on' y true Medicated Soipin use. Four yews before the public, giving •ans:action to thousands in the North. East, South. end West, iroWtina he filth 'and sweetness to the Skin: and onto all who use it, BEAUTY TO THE COMPLFAION This delicions composition of erotic halm, and ~ ; tracts of the most rare and canons flow era, shrubs and plants. of Oriental growth. so de periedly a popular favorite with the public, is mon , partictilas ly recommended for its extract dusary effects upon the cuticle of purifying the eltin.'eleansing the secretory vessels fmm all im purities. remot ing entirely from the surface Pim ples. Blotehrs,Tetters, Rseh,Sun Burn. Morpbew and Tan, and all other cutaneous visitations. 'Letters of high authority, from the follow ing gentlemen, will be shown at our principal depot to all the curio., ' Hon. Henry Clay, of Kentneky. " John Tyler. of Vireinia. Martin Van Buren, of New York. " James K. Polk. President of the ll. States. Gen. Quitman, of the 11. S. Army. Rev. J. N. /Haifa. Rev. Dr. Pearce, of N. Y. NIL Waggoner, of Troy. Dr. Ray, Dr. Denig, Dr. Ford. Dr. Truesdell-- Tate of the N. York University. Each of the above named gentlemen. say is their littera. its cleansing and healing promo eities Slurp:v=la those of all others they hare ere used—while for sharing, it gives entire satisfac tion." ' Sold. wholesale end retail. in Gettyaburg. by SAMUEL H. BUEHLER. Each cake to be genuine mist have the floe similie of R. G. Rad- Way On the scrapper. .J.lt R. G. RA DW AY, Drregists, Sept. 8, 1848: 554 Pearl street.N:York. 14 LT ! SA ILT I UST received. COARSE and FINE f . SALT,.,N. E. SPERM CANDLES, at I t items., a pound ; Winter-strained LARD OlL—a superior article ; Best En- CHEESE—and a g eneral assort eritrtieles in the Dry Goods Gro eivrt Iliac, for sale at the smallest advance at STEVENSON'S. ill , . • ~ D te...1.3, ISIS Eltift TIIE 1101.1DAYS.—KELI.ER .I(4IRTZ has just received a fresh supply, 'of Annuals. Gift-books, every Tar lett:of,Fattry and Staple Stationery, Fan cy Goods. 0 - 2.l.adtes call and see. wAsTI4.ID. ;,111leiete Cents per Pommel. tillitt be said for WALNUT KER- IrIF At C. WEAVEI6I in Gettysburg, Pa., if delivered dri'llnd in gtiod order. Persons disposed to ip end to the matter, can realize good pare/ their trouble, by securing the Wal nbtoilltittrzediatelv, before the season has pieced., • ' atirisburg . , Oct. 29, lBl9.—tf Watir 8:81Milkt J. M. STEVENSON, 1911rlikiNG advantage of another redue- Jav'ilott ,in the prices of Goods, has b this place the CHEAPEST JatSORTMEA'I' OP 'fry 'Goods, Groceries, Hard v.' ware, &c. &Lc_ everegliriq to this public. To psnieular iiii* tattnecieasary —lsis stork is full. Pur chambers', requested to rail and "exam ilealbstipaiids." assured that it will be to *built asivoketar. iarVonatry Produce of all kinds want ildcw 4 4 • [NM. 31, ls4B. 104 16 701. of all kinds. just re ce i Te d fps 'ado at prices to suit the times, . . J. L. SCHICK. WittljßitiNO GERMAN SILVER '0 -VENOM& VIOLIN STRINGS, ea.. olrbtot quatity, ea ti always b, had at a l. tigirtSir g t' ' WI:AIVEL Philadelphia Advertisement+ Daguerreotype Portraits, OF a auperior quality, bandsotnely col cored, rind put up in beautiful Moroc co CRSCS, complete. for only ONE DOI,- LA R. at Spieler's Cheap Dazuerrean Gal lery, No.BooValitut Street, - below Fourth, Philadelphia. All pictures made at this establiahment will be warranted Perfect. Sept. 22, 1848...-6rit Langenheini's Daguerrian Gal lery, Exchange, •341 Story . 11 ON. Ilmcar Co,v, visiting th is Es tablishinunt for the purpose of h 2.- ing a daguerreotype taken. ex pressed flat tering opinions on this favorite place of he ••bcauty and fashion" of Philadelphia, and cast numbers of strangers resort to it to procure a good Daguerreotype. The Proprietors uill make every exertions to extend the long established lame of this well 'known establishment. Family swayer. Gronpea of Children, and single portraits ut all sizes are executed equally well. Philadelphia, April 21,1848-1 y FURS. RICH F-4NC F FURS FOR LADIES' WEAR. CUARLIES O.4IILIFORD, ruraler, No. 104 CHESTNUT ST., A few doors above Third, Philsdrlphis, OULD invite the ladies to call and . 11 examine hisauperiorstockuf Muffs . Boas. Tippets, dre., of every variety, edn sisting of Rich }lassie Sable, Hudson's Bay Martin, Norway Martin, Mink Sa bles, Baum Martin, Stone Martin, Ermine, Fitch. Lynx. de.. die. These skins have been selected with great care, and are made by the best workmen in the country. La dies may rest assured that no article will be offered for sale in this establishment that is not perfect in every respect. -- CHARLES OAKFORDc 104 Chestnut at a few doors above Third, Sept. 29, 1849.-6 m , Philadelphia Typo Poiendry No. 8, Pear St., near Me Frchange, raudirmurau. 1 11%1TES . Ifubsetiber having made great iot a' prorements is his method of casting type and mixing of metals, and had a thor ough revision of matrices. the faces of which are not excelled, in beiety -and re gularity of ecru by ail in the country ; flatters himself that by a strict personal at: :moon to business, and employing none but the most skillful workmen, he is am bled to offer A SUPERIOR ARTICLE, At greatly reduced Prime.. lie is continually adding to hie stock all that is new, from the best workman of this and other vanities, and having 'surly pro cured from Europe a•great variety of new Ewes and ornaments, solicits the attention of Printers thereto. Specimens will be sent to those-wishing to order. Preeeec chases, Cases, Ink, Stands, Galleys, Brass Rule, and every other st uck needed to furnish a complete Printing Office, supplieed at the shortest notice. GERMAN BOOK AND JOB TYPE, of the newest style and of ell sizes, care fully put up in founts of correct proportion ALEXANDER ROBB. Aug. 25. 1848. 04.10F0 APPS lI..YRIP ALLED STYLE OF HATS FOR . GENTLEMEN. CITALIFULES O.IIIIFORD No. 104. Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, w OULD respectfully invite attention to his superior style of hats for au tumn. 1/148 ; which will be found the most perfect ever before offered to the commu nity. Its peculiar forces render it the more desirable, as it combines all the essentials of durability and neatness, requisite in that article address, Whilst his increased facil ities in manufacturing. with all modern imprmements. enable bins to challenge-the world to produces better Hat. Children's Fancy Hats and Caps of the latest Mode.—These goods have been se lected with the greatest care. and will be found most beautiful and chaste ,in their styles. Ladies Riding Hats and Caps of entire ly new Patterns.—Grest has been bestow ed in constructing these articles, that they may it perfectly easy. and form a graceful appearance. CHARLES OAKFORD, 104 Chestnut at. a few doors *boss Third, Phila. Sept. 29. 1848.—(Alarch 146 AND 413 MARKET STREET, rag lip E I THE cheapest and !argot usintment of GuLD & *MYER WATeliErl lo PillLawil.lllla. • Gold Levers. full jewelled, 1$ carat use. $3O and over. Wier " " " . • *l6 and over. Lepines " *it and over. " Quotient, ' * to lie. SMSNE Gold Pena, allow bolder and pencil, 100 With a splendid assortment of all - kinds of Watches, both gold and silver ; Rich Jewelry, &c., &c. Gold chains of the best manufactures, and in fact - every thing in the Watch and Jewelry line at much less prices than can be bought in this city or elsewhere. ('lease save this advertisement, and cal at either LEWIS LADOMUS, No. 413 Market street, above Eleventh north side, or at JACOB LADOMUS, 246 Market st. first store below Eighth, south side. ICJ' We have Gold NW Saver Levers mill cheaper than the above prices—a lib• eral discount made to the trade. Sept. 22, 11348.--6 in Baltimore Advertisements. 13:150:113 JOH M. OREM & Co. MERCHANT TAILORS, £%D WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Cloths.Cassioneres, Vest tugs and Tailors? Trimmings, NO. 230 immesET STREET, N. W. CORNER OW CHARLES, BALTIMORE. A LARGE •SSORTIIENT 07 READY MADE CLOTHING Of Superior Quality. GONE PRICE ONLY.ja March 31, 1848.--ly HOUSE SPOUTING W ILL be made and put up by . the subscriber.who will attend prompt ly to ail orders, and upon as reasonable terms as can be procured at any establish ment in the county. GEO. E. BUEHLER. Getiyilburg. October IS, 0147. GREAT BUSTIFICATION OF and Engineer seriously Wounded E it known to the world, that the tgl. 111 designed has obtained Letters Pa tent for an improved MacAi iitier FluUirtg nffd Clean - - g Clorer-seed, which, for thoroughly performing its work, in a speedy manner, surpasses any thing that has ever been presented to the.tniblic: In order to produce a machine. that will meet the wants of the community in every res'pect. the Patentee has for several years applied himself diligently to the task, and is now enabled to offer a machine worths' of their consideration. This machine has only, bean in opera tion during the last season. in Cumberland Yprk and Adams counties. and hsegiven' entire satisfaction. It is a neat, portable machine, only weighing about 400 lbs. and of light draught. and can hull andelean with ease fon r load* of croverseed per day, or one load in is& efiurs: kcal) be'con veiled into a cotninon windmill in a mo ment's time. Persons desiring to pur chase rights can see the machine by call ing at my residence in Latintere township, Adams comity. 01rners of Clover-mills would find it to ttleiti adiantage to give me a call. Ilundredii ofcertificates can be given of , its utility; add theintisfactbry manner that itJUllit._lllll.lillitlitl—{4l.lltheillktutd. abut timothy seed, Mit I deem it only necessa ry to refer to a • few ,iodividuals at volibse tratiti the Machine fine betin exhibited and fullz tested. Hearinwirox .Tr. L4TIMIMIL TP. Ju. M'Etwee, Esq. George Deardorff, Esq. Benjataim Shelly, Without Wright, J. E. Wiegman, Esq., -Abraham Livingston, John Rafienaperger.r. pionel Oartlner, uebastien Mitten. - 1 - CrruoVhen. - tp. Franking sp. John Bolin, David M'Manlio, John Neely. Cloorge Smith, John Lohman. A. Hetutaleman, Esq. Amos Myers. Nrra6an tp. John ll'llhenny, Abrehem kr6e, Wm. brllhant4. - Abraham Bighorn, litading ty. Janne Cunningham, John Tudor, Wm.llll'Clintry. . Eli Door, Abraham Waybright. William Rae& GEORGE GARDNER May 20, 1848. DR. J. LAWRENCE BILL, La AS removed his office to the building am opposite the Lutheran Church. in Chambersburgstreet, 2 doors east of Mr. Middlecoff's store white he may all times be found ready and willing to attend to any_ case within the provincelf the Den tist. Perrone in wantiti full sets of teeth are respectfully invited to call. REFERENCES. Dr. C. N. DiaLvcan, Itv.C.P. KRAUTS, DD. " D. Hours*, Prof. AL JAcons, " C. A. Corrow., " IL L. B•uosics, " D. 011.11111 T, " Wx.M.RirsoLna Rev J. C. Weireoe, D. D. July 7, 1848. rt).4.-.41_ , 0ur fir lIE subscriber tenders his acknnwl u edgments to the public fur the liberal and steady patronage with which he has been favored for a series of years, and re spectfully announces that he has just re ceived, at his old established stand in Chambersburg street, a large and fresh OUPPI.I OF DRITGS & MEDICINES, 1 - ' Y I.I.4I=IO I .I42 I IIIaMIESSI G , Paints,Varnish,Dyestufts 1 and every variety of articles usually found in a Drug store, to which he iniites the attention.of the public.wi h assurances that their will be furnished at the most reason able prices S. H. BUEHLER . Gettysburg, June 2, 1848. .Ettalli &MS L CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND JEWELRY. 9111:1E subscriber tenders his acknowl edgements to his friends and the pub lic for the liberal patronage hitherto extend ed to him. and respectfully informs them that he has just received from the city a new assorment of 111E11111L. CD ID MILAN. OR ALI. KLPIDIF-ALSO, 8 3 NW such as Rings. Breastpins, Ear Rings, Watch-chains, Watch-keys, Guards, &c., dtc. Also P Eel's/CLEM, and Glasses of all kinds and quatities—all of which will be sold low. CLOCKS & WATCHES repair :VA ed, as usual, at the shortest notice. 17 ' Establishment in Chambersbarg at. next door to S. H. BUEHLER'II Book and Drug Store. lezrl have also for sale a lot of new and second-hand WATCHES, which will be sold low. ALEXANDER FRAZER. Gettysburg July 21, 2848. WASHINGTON mousy. r' HIS Popular House has recently nn a...de:gone a thorough repair, and been furnished with entire nno furniture, of the best quality. Members of the Legislature and others, visiting the seat of Govern ment, will find it a very desirable stopping place. lit.. Charges moderate. WM. T. SANDERS, Agent. Harrisburg, July 21, 1848.-6 m W. 11. WOPKINS PICTORIAL "Brother Jonathan"—at Kurtz's Bookstore—only 12 1-2 ets. or to clubs of ten, $l. 0::r Send in your orders early. ISABELLA NURSERY. gyr 10RUIT TREES, of all kinds, (grafts X in the root,) can be had of the sub scriber on reasonable terms. Please cal and judge for yourselves. C. W. HOFFMAN. PERFUMERY, SOAPS. FANCY ARTICLES, TOYS, &c. for sale TACONETS. and CA M B RIC and of MULL. MUSLIN% of the Tip-Top kinds, for sale bf . 1. L. SCHICK. STEADS WORKS! t' t , II 1 anbtowkz. DENTIST, HARRISBURG, PA UKTTYSIIOIIO, PA. C. WEAVER GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY dr elide:lLA% SHOP. •I• HE subscriber respectfully informs ik his friends and the public gener . ally that he still continnes to carry on, the FOUNDRY BUSINESS, in slain branch. et, mills old establishmen% in the Western partol Gettysburg, where he has constantly on Inand all sorts of zarbWigUkta2Ul9 such as Kettles, Puts, Ovens, MIAs, Pans, Griddles, Arc., of all six.% ; also, ErrovEs of every 0%0 wed variety, lulu 4ing dommon, Parlor. Air-tight and Cook ing. Stoves—anshng them •the far-famed Hathaway*. 'Fe Farmers he would say. he has on hand an excellent assortment of Illnehfoes. - Horey's celebrated Straweutters, the re towned Seylir Plows ; also Woodcock's and. Witherow's ; also Points, Cutters, Shares, dm BLACKSMITHING is :carried on in its different brandies, by th 73 best of work men. l bo The subscriber has also opened a .1110ffr & SHOE: Shop in the South end of the Freund ry Building, where, w ith good work men and excellent_materials. the ,neatest fits and best work will be made. go... L adies will be waited on at their residence. -A1.0f41143.4b0ye mentionedarticles.will be furnished as cheap, for Cash or country Produce, as they ean be had any where else. All orders will be promptly attend. ed to. prßepairing, of all kinds, done at the shorts! notice. T. WARREN. Gettysburg, May 5. 1848. • • DIAMOND TONSOR S. R. TIPTON. iiSHIONABLE Barber and Hair 12 Dresser, has removed his..Tcmple , " 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 himself that he can go through all the ramifications oldie 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. He 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. NEW ESTABLISHMENT. HFINRY SMITH, ESPECTFULLY informs the citi zens of Gettysburg. and strangers who may tarry here übtil their beards grow, that he has opened a new saloon in the shop formerly .occupied by J ACOB LEEDV, in West York street, one dour West of Paxton's list-store, w here he intends prose cuting the Tonsorial business in all its va ried and various branches. His razor's good and sharp, Hell shave your lace without a smart. Gentlemen, call and see for yourselves His sponge Is good. his toads are clean, And in has shop he's always seen •_r Ile also respectfully informs the gentlemen that they can at any time have their boots blacked in the neatest style.— Gentlemen can also have grease removed from their clothes. ===l RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies of Gettysburg that she has furnished the room adjoining the above, where she intends prosecuting Shampooing and removing dandruff, in which her friends have been pleased tp accord to her the'pahn of supe riority. She will also attend to removing grease from ladies' apparel. Gettysburg, April 21, 1848. 1). 111 9 CON A 17 GIIY, illlorney at Law, OFFICE in the S. W. corner of the Public Square, one door West of G. Arnold's Store, formerly occupied as a Law Office by John M'Conaugliy, dee'd. He solicits, and by, prompt and faithful at tention to business in his profession, it will be his mideavor to merit, confidence and patronage. M'CoNstiony will also attend promptly to all business entrusted to him as "lent and Solicitor for Patents and Pensions. He has made arrangements, through which he can furnish very desira ble facilities to applicants, and entirely re lieve them from the necessity of a journey to Washington, on application to him per sonally or by letter. Gettysburg, April 2.—tf ALEX. R. STINENWN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE in the Centre Spare, North of the Court-house, between Smith's and Stevenson's corners. , Gettysburg, Ps. 211LIBIL. TO rut PATRONS OP GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE. THE close of the current Volume is deemed a proper period to announce to the Patrons of this "Magazine," that ar rangements. have been completed which cannot' fail to increase its attractions during the coming year. The best writers in the country will continue. to enrich our pages with their productions, and our engravers, ,who stand at the head of their profession, will put forth the best efforts of their art to make this peculiar departntent of the Magazine more beautiful than ever. Promising unremitted exertions to mer it a continuance of the favor bestowed up on the Magazine, we respectfully solicit a renewal of the subscriptions of all its old patrons, and the addition of the names of all who desire to avail themselves of the satisfaction of reading what is universally conceded to be "The best !finkazlne In the Coun try." Attention is called to the following list of Terms, which are unquestionably more advantageous to subscribers than those of• fared by any other work ot the kind : TERMS. One Copy, 0 1 00 in advance. Tiro Copies, Five Copies, Eight Copies, Twelve Copies, rr For 04, we will furnish one copy of the Magazine and one copy oftbe"SstUrday Evening Post," for a year. The .Post" is a nsWepaper of the largest class, published weekly, (not semi• monthly, or occasionally, se some newspapers are) and Slled with reading of the choicest kind. Address dAMUEL D. PATTERSON & CO. No. 99 Chestnut st., Philadelphia. PURIFY THE BLOOD ! Dr. Keelea Panacea. 111VOR the removal and permanent cure of all 'diseases arising from an impure mate of the Blood, and habit of the body, viz: Chronic disuse of the chest, Bronchitis, Pleu risy, Catarrh, etc., Scrofula Mall its stages, 'let ter, Scald •Head, Blotches, Cutaneous eruptions of the head, fue and aktremities, Ulcers, Chron ic Affections of the ritomacb and Liver, Chronic Eiteumstism. While Swelling*, Abeessec, disonieri, torutitutional Debility, and all mercurial and hereditary predlipositions, Ire. Let no iMe deceive themselves, that be- COMM a single excess of any kind does not occa sion irtunetliatelyan attack - of disease, it is there fore harmless. Every violation of an organic law, Carrie, with it sooner or later its punish ment. "In the great majority of situations to which man is exposed in social life, it is the yin tinued application of less powerful Mlle*, which gradually, and often imperceptibly, effects the chimge, and reins the constitutions. lelore ger is dreamt of. The majority of human ail- Mend is of slow growth, and of slow progress consequently admits only of cure. Ecrolula, con sumption, dyspepsia, wite swelling', gout, chron ic affections of the stomach, liver, spine, head, eyes, and eztremeties, embrace this class—each being the effect of an alteration in vessels of nu trition, effecting vegitative life from an inters' dent acquired or hereditary cause, nothing abort of powerful ♦n.rzairna medicines', promise the least hope to the invalid. Pultatii es will never cure, and often do much mischief. Toi let end A LTIIII•TIVIES, combined with a proper regeme of diet—the one to strengthen, the other to change morbid action, are what pathology in culcates. Read the following valuable testinio ny,,. . Ai, June. p, 1847. H,aving been apprized of the lissi•es•, it af fords me much pleasure to be able to recoils mend it as • valuable remedy in that class of chronic, constitutional, and glandular diseases to which it is especially adapted. To those who are ab dieted, and require medicine at an ALTIOATIT cannot obtain it in a more agreeable. teethe, and unitorm state, than is to be found iu the PA PIA- Cal. I have used it in several instances with decided success. you re, &e. ' D. A I.LIFON, M. D. Prepared and Sr.ld N. W. Cur. & :oath St•s Philadelphia. For sale by s. ELLIOT, Car lisle; M'PHERSON, flarriabstrg, and by drug gists and merchants throughout the country.— Price 25 eta per bottle. See pamphlets. For particulars see pamphlets. Price fllarge bottles e-115 halt dozen. 11:1" Also DR. KEELER'S CORDIAL AND CARMINATIVE., a medicine of unsurpassed powers In apeedtly curing Diarhcra, Dysentery. Cholera Intanttim; Cholera Marbur, Colic Flatta 4tncv. and for all derangement, al the stomach and Rowels cansod by ',I rnftare. No family should be without the iiilalltble teircrty. Price only 25 cents per bottle. Oct. 20. [July 14, 1848.—Iy] Ahead of all Competition ! JINT PUBLISHED, SARTAIN'S UNION MAGAZINE Of Literature and -irt,for Jan. 1840. Mn.s C. M Kirkland and Prot. John S. Hart, Ed flora-80 pages of letter press on new ty - pe and extra fine paper-3 aupetb Mezzo embelliahnients, a, , d 8 other varied Illustrations, and run. tributions from the pens of the following talent Rev. Albert Baines, Prof. James Rhoads, Miss L 'sp oat. Mrs zsigoiliney. Mis Rile. Mrs E C Kinney. W H C II m mer, John Kul, Prot,' l.ynd, Augustine ptiganne, Rev G W Bethune, Tiekermsn, .11rs Osgood, George II Bilker, Rev John 'Todd, I) IL. Alfred B stieet. Mary :smith, John Blown. Nlis n.end, C J G i Butleigh, C II Wiley, J K Chand ler, Nits Broth , rson. l'rot Alden, Anne U Lynch, 31r* Kirkland, and Rev. W II Furness. 1) D. rar HE public are already aware that the Cniun ..11agazine has changed residence. as well as changed hands, since Cie publication of the December number. Nlesisrs, Sartain and Sloana ker having purchased it of the lot met proprietor, and transferred its place of publication front N. York to Philadelphia. In addition. also. to the services of Mrs. Kirkland. who tri ll continue. NS heietolore to contribute to its pages the propri etors hate engaged, as an associate Editor, Yrul. John S. Hart, of Philadelphia. It is confidently belies ed that the patrons of this arazine will find signs nitro/worn:tem as well an change. Its external appearance is improved For evidence of this the reader need only look for himself. In the pictorial department. the Maga zine may now fearlessly challenge comparison with any or its rivals. respect to the LITICII AR T character of the Magazine, it will be the earnest e. dessor of all concerned in its publication to secure for it the contributions of the best writers that the coun try affords. The prop:tetras have already enter ed into arrangements for articles front almost every writer of distinction in the U. States, of which they offer what they claim to be very re spectable "first fruits," in the present number. A special feature for the present volume will be the publication of an Original Nov.'!, the man uscript of which has been purchased for the pur pose. The publication of this novel will com mence in the tiird number, and erg!! in no east be extended isle fits stscreedbg year, even although a large number of exits pages have to be printed to bring it to a conclusion before the close of the volume. 'This novel will open' to the reader a new field of American traditions, entirely un touched by Irving, Cooper, or any of our writers of historical fiction. 'the scene of the story is in North Carolina just prior to the Revolution, and it embodies in the form of an enteria g fictitious narrative a mass drgistorical traditions respecting the early settlement of the Carolinas, which, if we mistake not, will give quite a new aspect to that part of our national history. The writer, Mr. Witter, who has contributed a short tale to our present number, is a native of North Carolina, and baa traversed carefully all that part of the country which he has made the scene of his story, for the purpose of giving the greater fidelity and accuracy to his descriptions. With• out violating any of his secrets, we may venture to tell his readers in advance, that lie has thrown an interest (something like that with which ge nius has invested the abode of the Knickerbocir era) over even the °Dismal Swamp," and that not less dismal line of sandy harborless scgtheach which stretches for hundreds of miles south of Cape Fear. - Another feature will be a series of Stories by Prof. Atone, of Williamstown, Mass. illustrating the times orthe early Puritans. Bee. Jose Toon, D: D., of Pittsfield, Mass.. will continue to contribute New England Le gends, of which "'tom° of the Wild Lakes," in the January number, Is a lair specimen. The following splendid Engravings, suitable for l'arlor °moments, have been engrated at an impede° of more then /lOW, and are of f ered as Premiums. in connection with the Magazine.— price of either picture is of itself 113 : A LARGE WHOLE LENGTH PORTRAIT OF GEN. TAY_LOR—Reptasented resting on his war.horse, Old Whitey. Engraved on steel, in Mezzotint°, by J. barium, from Daguereotypes taken from life expressly for Ibis plde. Size of the vi ork, exclusive of the margin, 21 by Id inch. GROUP OF PORTRAITS OF THE WASH INGTON FAMlLY—lncluding Geo. Washing. tou, Lady Washington, Eleanor Parke Coatis, George Washington Parke Cosi is.and Washing. tolls favorite Servant. Engravings in Mezzo tinto, on steel, by J. Sartain, Iron) the original by Savage. Size, exclusive of margin, 24 by t 6 inches. Remember, our Premiumi me not from old worn•ont Magazine playa, not worth the postage on their trensmission, as is the me with the of fers dumb others. The Proprietors Of Sartain's Union Magazine intend in ell instances, when a promise is made, to produce something of real merit and value. 6 0 1000'“ 1600 ” 20 LO " Ore copy of the Magazine, and one of the Premiums, 00 Tw•o Copies, end one of Premiums, 0 00 Five Copies, and one of .Premiums, pith an extra copy-of Magazine for agent, 10 00 Singlet Copies, 25 eta. lifTThe money most accompany each order No letters taken from the poet office unless the postage•is paid. Address - JOHN itARTAIN & CO., 3tl at., opposite Merchants' Exchange, Phil; ad authors AN ORIGINAL NOVEL PREMIUMS. TERMS TO THE AFFLICTED ! Compound Medicated Candy. ILI4OR the Cure of Colds, Coughs, Spit ting of Blood, Drenched', Asthma, Whooping Cough, Pains and Oppressions of the breast, and all other Pulmonary complaints, and other dinettes which have a tendency to produce Consumption. It serves also as an effectual clearer of the voice.. - • This Candy is entirely a vegetable pre paration, the principal ingredients being, Hors -hound, Wild Cherry, Sarsaparilla, Doneset, Elecampane, Liquorice, Flax seed, Iceland Moss, Prickly Ash, dm. and will, if taken in time, relieve the system from those distressing afflictions that tend to Consumption. One great advantage in this vallinble medicine is its cheapness, the publi , , not being imposed upon by the enormously high prices which are generally exacted for Patent and other medical Preparations• Each package contains directions. Call and try it ! Prepared ant sold at the Confection and Variety store of the Subscriber in West York street, one square from the Court house, and next dour to Thompson's Ho tel. It can also be had of the folloWind a gents— S. H. Buehlerend S. S. Forney, Gettysburg; J. Brinkerhoff, Fin tield ; Mrs. Duncan. Gushtown J. Lower, Arreitiltstown ; Peter Mickley, Mum maaburg; D. Kauffman, Bondersville; J. Burk holder. Benderseille ; Stable, Dutterow's Mill ; J. o. liollin4er , Heidlersburg; Henry, Abbott'. town; nhorb dud Johnsou, Emmitebura . C. WEAVER. Gettysburg, Pee. 17, 1847. G. E. BUEHLER ESPECTFULLY informs his friends aml the public generally that he has now on hand a large assortment of rix E of every description, whirl) he will sell at moderate prices—all warranted. Persons wishing to purchase at low rates will do well to cull before purchasing else where. HOUSE SPOUTING will be tuatle and put up at 1.21 cents a foot. _ 4 „ - aurlearate. .:4 < .-,:r.r-•; • • ACKSIVII HIEN r II F; undersigned has ronneetell with his Co:o•hmaking Establishment a large Smith Shop, and is prepared to do BL:%('hs.'►ll 6'ill \Gi, I N CLU DI N P.UNING C:1,1;1.11:7,3, 6[1C161b3, Ile would say to those who have Horses to shoe, that he has In his employ tirst-rate hands. which. with his personal attendmi, will citable him to give entire satisfaction to all those m ho may fa, or him with a call. CARRIAGE & BUGGY SPRINGS, (warranted) wili be promptly Made to or der at all times. lita"A II kinds of REPAIRING done. both in Wood and Iron, at the most reduc ed prices. irrThankful for past encouragement, the subscriber solicits a continuance of pat ronage, and invites his friends to call at his Establishment in west Chambersburg st., a few doors below Thompson's Hotel. C. W. HOFFMAN. Gettysburg, October 15, 1847. A SCIENTIFIC MEDICO eape. rience and judgment are required to make a v al• viable. and at the same 111110( . 0111 pullout e. his is possessed only by a lew• The gent in ...prates of the remedies advertis• ed of this class, are manufactured by persons who have no idea of the relative or individual powers at the drugs they use. It is ibis cause, more then any other, which occasions the inert -110111 and often injurious effects, pranced by ad vertised remedies. And hence the general pie indica which prevails against them. Now there is a great difference in this respect, with regard to the pills made by Dr. B. Brandreth, and conse quently their superior claims upon the public Each of the articles composing the Drundreth Pills, are prepared in that way which will secure their neneficial effect's to the system in the safest and easiest manner. For instance, some iugie• dients 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 gredients,' which atterwards prevents the air 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 of different vegetable pur gatives upon each other, is governed by similar laws that govern the power of figures by multi plication. Nine added to nine makes eighteen; but nine times nine are eighty-one. ;u it is with some vegetable purgatives. By adding nine parts of one ingredient, and nine parts of another ingredient together,the power le increaa ed, not to eighteen, but to eighty-one. For ex• ample. either of the articles to produce any par• gam° effect, would have to be used to the extent of eighty-one grains ; by combining them only eighteen grains have to housed. Again, aito.her ingredient is found to multiply this power agate which in a proportion of two grains, would hate no.effect upon the animal economy, but which, added to eighteen grain. of a compoand of two parts of nine grains, each of two ingredients, will again multiply the power which they have gained of eighty-one, to one hundred and sixty. two. So again, the mixture of twenty grains can be multiplied by an addition of two grains, to the. power of three bundted and tweety-Tour grains r ul the original' poWer or two Brat ingre dients. Here we have twentytwo grains, which as a purgative, contain the power equal to three •hundred and twentyfour grains of either of the articles alone .neverlbeless oleo so postertyl af ter being thus combined are safe in coy quantity; always having a be4teficiel dryer.' and in no case capable of aping injury, of which thousands bear ample witness. ger The Brandreth Pills are scold for 25 cents per box et Dr. B. Brandreth's Principal Office, 241 Broadway, N. York, and by the following duly authoriXed Agents:—J. M.Stevensoli& Co., Get tysburg;; J. B. M'Creary, Petersburg: Abraham King, Hunterstown; A. M'Farland, Abboitstown; D.M.. C. White, Hampton; Elneeringer & Fink, Littleetown ; Mary Duncan, Cashtown ; Geo. W. Hwy, Fairfield ; J. H. Aulabaugh, East Berlin; D. Newcomer Mechanicsville; Idanel Bhirk.flan. over. [ Nov. 3, 1848.-2 m "[UST received and for sale at the old 0/ Stand, 8.4, 10.4, and 12.4 SHEET ING—very cheap. Also PIANO COV ERS and Marseilles QUlLTS—heaotifo article. GEO. ARNOLD. Oct. 6, 1848.-41 CI OLD PENS AND SILVER PEN (:ILS, (best quality) Card Cases, _Visiting and Printing Cards. Fancy Note Paper, Envelopes, Motto Wafers, Fancy Sealing Wai, Letter Stamps, &e., for safe by S. 11. BUEHLER. HEALTH—HEALTH ! THE MOST EFFECTUAL OF ALL. LICOWN RF.M LIM 1)r. Drake's .Panacei,' The only radical cure for CDttettleeplion ! QT ,1 W 0 removes. and perntaneelly evils a.l all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood—viz.: Scrofula or IC ing'y Evil, Abet,- . matism,Obstinate Cutaelevot Eruptions, Pimples, or Pastel.' on thy time, Blotches, Riles, amnia Sere Eyes, Ring Worm or Tette', Scald Heed, Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and , Joint.. Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic.Synimount..Eeisticit or 'Lumbago, diseases arising frOnt an injusbeioss use orMercury,tDropsy,Exptasure or Impredeece in life : ales Chronic Constitutional' Disorders. In this medicine several innocent but 'very po tent articles of the vegetable kingdeon are nailed, forming's compound entirely different in its char actor and properties from any other preparation, and 'uniivalled in its operation on the quieter when laboring under disease. It should be if. the hinds of every person, who, by business, or gener al course of life, is predisposed to the very many aliments that render life a -curse, insfeadola bless ing. and so often result in death. FOR SCROFULA. Dr. Drake's Femmes is re commended es a certain cute. Not one 'Wares of its failure has ever occurred- hen freely used It cures the disease and at the same lime impart. vigor to the whole system, Scrofalous'persona can never pay too much attention to the .state es their blood. Its purification should be their first aim ; for per eeeeeeeee will accomplish a cure el errs hereditary disease. FOR ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, Srurvy cicorbutic Attentions, Tumors, White swelling. Ery.opelas,Uleers, Cancers, Running Sores,Sealos and Hiles, Dr. Drake's Pounces cannot be too high ly extolled; i: searches out the very root of the "ditwine, and by renioving ittroni a system, make* a cure certain and permanent. INDIGESTION..—No. medicine perhaps has ever been discovered is bich gives so much tone to the stomach and causes the &emetic of healthy gastricjuice to decompose the loud 's. Dr• Drakes Panacea. RIIEUEATISM.—Dr. Drakes Panacea is ti red with the greatest success in Rheumatic Con.- plaints, especially such as are chronic. It cur s by driving nut all impurities and foul humetias which have accumulated in the system, a bids are the c iuve of Ilheumatissn.t.oni,and Se. elbue• of the joists. Other remedies some! in.es give temporary relief; this entirely etadiratts the dip esse from the system. even when tie limbs aid bales are. dreadrilly swollen. 0 , :51....111.110N can be cured. Coughs. Ca tarrh, llineabitis, epitt la r, e l u rie ,d, Asa", a,llir two!' or isto;llse k.sicectoration llrc tic Flioh, SIV. hi Sweat, Pain in the blItC, flue bten toted, and ran be a jib as mach certainly its I,t other simple di.esse A ,Frell r bit. I, ne Lea is eoc.eht lor but in isch mild the disco, ail in 1.1. Drabs Panacea. It 11.01,111 and tile but certein and rlilrucioua to its ape; at ion, and rollout pus,- hly 11.jOPIY the moo delicate enicetilict.pie 11 • worth' rat aestle r, coal metal !Loin alinelcil to give it a tr..il—and wt' beliy they will not !IMO' et t a. Slot' to IrLirel It. The flaw ni is cleaner,' mid to cestg.hened. the nitration the lunge ace heated, awl the paltents gradually regain their 16: 1411 Ix.lLllatidvr,euglli Read. befolluuill Irwin c ny, Phcbaleiyahicc, Pile. 14111, 1:47. PI-44 St it !-7ii reply to your question aapert tog the her 01 Dr. Drake s Panacea, I will spy, that althoutit a perfect clabeliei et iii the ax islet., e 111 il of ct.re ant till ilimMatte. puss, Cr ea:- uable it way be to re' fain c Iltint, of the sys tom, atlll 1 have ed that a rub , . lot Con s tocption ould be clisciarird 'cost; P$ !It! .Si a C ., 111 , .5.ty led me to try your ntril onue 111 IN 0 , fly Ins etegive repel. 11 ry arse p ecnotarre tl a lei dine physircans to be rrr.atexaar toast sir -11,.x, ;Abandoned by Ilan' as mei chic. I ite of the per•ons had been der tLt lirOnletit -e v.., sery able prart,t onei I. s a auntie' of veac•, and then end had ..old /11,Iiictotti ter se. c. v, tool ugh ? ' ...y't„n . ' .111 tLai Sle en. 1,1 lolle.f.t till it neon, bl,l COT , sot Le lul nnalmnlly relit s. cl. In Loth r.cce, the rim to 0 e eca Ina lawn tnonr Eintll:l iv' 1,11.1 car rice bolt., A% t'l Y. 11,11! Ly one ill the t oncupc Leader ,Lc lactari to luipcoi I rap:illy. the other Rod: 011901 acs. I w 111 only add that C,lntiliar UP I tint w•tb consorti •on bs 1111111 . 111,1• Ce 311 i by rite, - stir oloari talon a. a Study. nLd L. on tug 1! e 111111riiii.• cireriii in rune ea•ets Vet r 1 Ira 01 lilt bourse:. told tegeial it" Inr C,. '1 ,1 11.11 • 01 11 1,11 V of TIP espertoiiint• hilt iVillitiif I. I ha.r Incotrintriided Ti e u t Ui I I. Drake a Panacea it I hail not Leen ni ill 01111111 with tile tug...fields. c;,.;irr.• it to say 11,1 Ihrt • air reettruniendell by our moll popular and PI it, - !Jg physicians. and in tl tit ristuieni e, n slate form pridtahls the dest allrualir t• tit I lii etei been math, 'rue cur is in scetudai tit e u h a theory 01 Coll.Ulllption bloat 11C11 I //-I.Ct a Irw yea us ago by one of het niosi ..rusuei s t \\ti lers od nted.sunr. arid now eel., Abp bed Int Is .041(13 admit 01 no dispute. " Vely ter-It etlully L. C. 1.1 \\. To we the language of another. -1 r. Lro4t s Panacea is alway, salutary rn its 41110: I I‘. r 11111110 W. It is not an ()plait —it i. rot to 1 I,'- pectotant. It is not aro tA'ell In 101 tl e iii‘ E into a Ishii security. It is • great re ores, • gland healing and matt% e COMpo.i.nd. the gnat and only remedy o hich mt dical a view e cull 'kilt has yet produced for the t teat me at Ike hi.lo - to unconquerable malady. And no 1 erst n o ith this dreatlrcl (locate. vt ill I e ji,ti lot .rn• pelf and hit Incas it he go Joon i n Ile grr e without testing its %lilies. A sit git Lott P. moa t %ill produce a fa rlbi le chili be in the condition of ary patient how, ei CI It a.' TO THE LADiES.—Lndies 01 pale et , trples - ion and consomptit e babits, and inch o ate . bilitaled by those obstructions u hit h It niti,es re 114 ble to, are wowed by the sot of a bottle tuft, to blovm and rigor. It is It Int Ilr I e,t. remedy ever ditcot eted lot weakly chilthtn. at a such its bate bad humors ; being pleasant. lLt y take it. It immediately remotes as am eti c, animal) and robot. Nothing can be more surprising than its ins ie orahng sitcom on the human frame. remit.. 8,1 weakness sod lassitude betoc ii,ai mo become robust and NI of eaerry under its Mgt,- core. It immediately counteract. the mrseless nese of, the female frame. CAUTION —Be careful end see that you get the genuine Dr. I'AMACII• it het tl.e rignalure 01 Cc°P. s Toaaannthenrapier .13 d sib° the name "Du. Unake's PAX•CE•, Pulse. blown in the Blare. . Prep. only by STO ' CO. Drupga. to , . No 21 North t..ix4r buret Philo.. oral lot pale by S. 11. I:UFAILI K. Goltyibuig, COOK & ZE.LLER, Neteerkbuig. . 11Ltrcb 184 N.-- I y IR OttM6 /IP the very best quality, and 'different flavors, can be had. at all times, at WEAVER'S Confectionary in Chambers burg street. Families and Parties will be supplied with any desired quantity. fifths shortest notice. CAKES and CONFEC TIONS of all kinds always on hand, and will be furnished to order on reasonable. terms. Gettysburg, July 28.-4 Mortar/ hits for the 1.1; tibia; A Fresh Lot of RIBBONS & FLOW /X. ERS, fur sale at • TIE STAR AND BANNEIL: Is published every Friday Ereving,ip County Buildeng, above the Resister and Recorder's Office, by DAVID A. BUEHLER. TIMMS. If paid in advaime or within the year, ft pew annum—if not paid within the year, #2 CIO. Ale paper discontinued until all ',vestiges are paid— except ot the option of the Iditor. 'Single copies. 6} cents. A failure to notify a discobtirmanew will be regarded as & new engagement. ' ,AFivert unnenli got exceeding a squire inserted• three times for l—oNery subsequent insertion; 26 cents. bonger ones in the same proportien,—. All advertisements not specially ordered for OR given time, will be continued mail, lovbid. A eral reduction will be made to those "dvertivie by the year. Jut, Pending of all kinds executed neatly and. promptly, and on reasonable term,. • Letters •nd Conimuninations tix the raw, (mt.- cepting such as contain Money or the names of new subscribers. mutt be reef tAll 11l iu utilet Ire aecurr attention SCHIOWL
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