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A6dtlCt t,ICItAL.
IM==2=S
Ire limpkies, in t h e :Many Cu/lira/or,
bretherlarmers how to raise
thiitSf tinfthels of wheat per acre, where
tliex i conld net:talk, twenty bghre :
4 1 r lifIrp pc's hare a good clover sod, let
tho,cloter grow until the first week in
June ; then take's good team and plow;
an 4,14 d the clover all under ; then roll
anced )4i] flit, and let it lay eight or tan
day 4; 'then t ake
, a light harrow or enitica;
towand.fulvrize the ground fine, and a
-1)061'2511i of June sow two andandli halfbUsh.
els?' C'n:in to the acre, and after:harrotying
it well, roll it, doWn smooth . 6o.
'About ;
litstsvget. in August, take yotirroller,and
press the-corn down as flat as possible,go
in4",totitce*ith the roller the same way ,
yoeiritend to plow the land then plow
theOuad,as deep as possible, and turn all
the corn under ; follrit,:with the roller,
pressing Alt downs,liat. Thu". you„ . .have
two crops will mixed waits soil for ma
nn ".
' 'he'd hike a light harroWor cultivator
ant 9
" ulren • the .
ze ground fine. militrithrt
1
wheat abput the middle of.Septenat'er ; and
if ytto dot not have onc-thlid more wheat
thaiie you do where you summer fallow,'
tell,inc . lAm mistaken in a cheaplictlitUi t
of , marinring land, il'he corn „will ,Ivoe.
sot , thiok that it will keep4met7 Ahen.
pliena tlotvn, and leave the gronvidrelisih
ani9l,l4re are a few small lent# ot,the:
cortiste_atched up with theliarrow,it Will ,
afford vogood lop dressing flat-the whottl.''
ein t ritrisiTi Carrii.-- - " - ilietiTis eittiktifeli:
ticsaabfy, p great difference in the caPacity ,
oldie diffeyent kinds of fooktO form dash
orifiet.4 4 Airectioettevehieit we tnetkeitin
beileil toif the Ile tifill'efAllti`Combilialifitter
oe t t i a4its, representil diiii'l)*ll.Ciiodp
mama of, the _flesh-forming principle, ak
corn nearly .theiteaseqf'tie well bickerod
huilihnilik that it e latter article iiiiiiikiest
fa ?. . - . 1 food lof iitoil'tliiii'Wetioioiii.:' '
r
7 - theref, 'iv;;* lama,l :Pittsl,
.'
_
''.. in rearing stockoheoutattfatty.
gil464oare chosen to prepare it Iola!
kalk." 4 Corn cbrithiiii itithit Ott , percent:
of Vi l l t ° 4;hich is greater thin iitilit iiiheilliff
tricipuain. Hogs which feed on nuts
faticAtrfitWrAhata„" anYil•*; Vo loll 99ft
thotogh, as 'all kackw,; their ,fst ii , lesalatt4
than•tifit of corn4aihogs. -, , . , I
Sitii r illoweisee4 is tbobghi by soine
to be'etiicly tree from the latter nbjeciirM, ,
while ilia better than the eerial pains. fez
nisbing flirty pee cent. of oil.
The jbdkioue career, by reiting , the ark
fermi of food, intendedriti 4 atock,
will be Ali to produce very, crumb each re
sults as he:may desire.
• - .M writer; usijudicionson fattealiigstoh
recociumend, eookJog and fernientilig fi;pd,
befa a giving fit. It is genera y eimentletl
tit *tia ',see quarter is'saved: •
Animals undergoing tip finening'prir
cess. should be keprwann and quiet, i and
infifil "asn ions o ra • r Oita* iiotaiit
int; Fzirttuznicr Eirtnirti or lEtititios
`,oli!trintr..—lt is a pelt known fact dim'
tli t e;earth is capable of being corty&rtaditxr,
to,tbibest manttre. If densely shaditil c it ,
wilt Undergo , chhhical , khanger,npparently
similar to - those
. which vegetable and ani
malAntitlerit do when...ooy are converted
into inautlye;, ttainelyAls changed in col
o„,;cc)nzAstence, and fertllizingmaliti"--.
Tly& ioilized earth is known as rziatablot
mtipW,Ar virgin earth, to be,,the UPI 04'
allitninurea. It has hitherto been coon*.
erghbi residue of Vegetabiei detiotopoiri , ,"
titot :Vegetable matters upini the ear:dis
surUcte, * ex posed to a free circulation of air,
appears, to be decomposed by a different
thin:deal process, termed mouldering,
whiUli forms a trifling carbonized rekidne;
dtoit4ite of fertilizing qualities. And 'eh;
is.tbetcase also when plowed under notd,
deprived of contact with the atmosphere:
UNlbslr they be previouly saturated with'
wectir, oe lime be added, they do not tiu-,
l&rmentation, but, by mouldering, be ;
coinenseless, if not pernicious, to after ve-
liiii''astonibkring 'fertilizing effect of vew
getAle,platters, when thickly covci i Ong the
surface of . the cacti' fur a length of time,
caiand Ile hee9ntifed for by tlp***.deP4RlPP"
sitioni .for.Xhe qualititf.qf the,residtui of
clue*, lenses. or straw, would net be ad&
(4ht.' Oita if it were always equal in fir
toe'o,the best Peruvian guano. Straw
apcepol . ..thickly upon the poorest land—
..laud completely exhausted of alkalies"—
to ill enrich it by'the time it is decompos
..•••
ed f tilk tlntes, tilik quantity plowed under
will prodtice no perceptible benefit. If the
atittiori or stniw be owing to the six per
cent. of phtniphate of lime 'which it con
tains, why is it Mit sixty per cent, placed
in the earth imparts no lertility to it?—
'!'hat the fertility of the earth is not attri
hatable to the decomposition of the straw,
is proved by the 'feet, that any substance
incapable of decniiptrition will produce
pr sleety the um' e effect. The wonder
ful fenilising effect of, all' subsancea cov
ering the surfaxeSaf the earth for some
Inns., is to be attributed to ohade, and shade
mull* ; and that the degree, or fertility im
aviitlh* klonspilmay always be eatiniatud
lii thie density and duration of the shade.
l'itinlisittiis It matt powerful and efficient
wok, is exemplified by the rapid destrue-
Deli sir tic timbers insi floors oi buildings
ikkithAt /edam' when the precaution of
' * i 4914 bettesth 'has beep
0,01 1 r,,
it 'can he utustirolitably eat-
Ai‘lo .
11ki Out fatorlek tirtilhu'ait the sus
4 ' '. - i ~ , .*. .:
face (if thF Forth, Grr lands densely oluuled
one year with any substanbe whatever,
will always prove to be more durably
oii
riched than lands well =mired. Ant•
number of arses may be rendered produc
tive by it. (without labor. or expense) in as
short a time as it usually takes to prepare
manure and apply it to .a few acres. Nd
method which has hitherto been soggtsted
fur the renovation of largo trattii:fifyrten
out lands is FracticOle and directive;
6 — E -F itY
.1 1 56 F -4:
A* 4114 CH /alit
,' 'IIE, sithscriher i idspectfully inform
Ilia friends and the pui)lic, generally,
he :Tzkntinpes to carry, on the
FOUNDltYetiStrittobotildlita
es, at hid Old estatiftidmienr.lit the Western
partol Gettysburg, whdre hd has constantly
on hind ill sorttrof •
bltili ( b9P4ttortiate
such se gettlett,..Poot e Oven's,' Skill 'AS:
Pane, Oriddlesi ,4te,.,.9( all, lips ; also,
strovss of evety size amimariety, inclu
ding Co m moorParldr,A imight and Cook'
mg Stoves—among them the far-famed
Hatlia** . fa; ,- 1) •
reVirtifentite lkuillinaroiS bit zlltaa en
hand a t l et i l a t llt et s . n r eV e S t l f ... 4.
• 71preshitapr -4Pita chin es,
Hovey's celeEtkatedi litraytuttirs, the re
nowned SeYkt; P,lows ; slap Woodcock'
and Witheroves ; akin Points, Cutters',.
Shame, *r.» ~ ) ,
-• 014cicSmiTaING is ,carried on in
its ditterent hronolteir i lky tbe best of work-
The ettheel l iber hap also opened a
• , pc..)01): & '01;10 F:
1 i ' 'gn'ts` in ' the South' end of the
'roe ryloddingt tirhereitlidib good work' ,
Fen - rind ereellent materials, the neatest
uritul beit tvork•will he made. iir7 ts : l
. imilsiiit lie iveited on at their residence.
All, Of the *bore mentioned'artieles will
boltirtiiihed theap,foi Cash Of country
produSe,lre they eau be . ' had any where
else. ( AlOctirdmil will be promptly attend
/Id to.
ppßepiring, of all kinds, done at the
short3a au ies.
• • T. WARiZEN.
Gettysburg, r0ta37.5.1848..
P , AV RJ[P.
/ .1 ", 1 , ..•••••...• /I ; •
1 . •
consequence of the OF'S abstained by
. recent Fire, in connection with other
fiestaitnavinat the stibscriber, he &Corti
pelted 6 , 6111' upon thebe indebted nti hith
for iissistance. "Alt person*, therefore,
)rtiewitiithatnitelses to be 'indebted - to 'me
.yttotivoi , bcok 'lteeortni, , will be expected
ittreeflland siettle'tiotr garnet' Without delay ;
otherWilte they:will belibieed in the hands
of a proper offeer' for colleetion.
7 -Those who , have engaged to fur
nith.tWOOLl Oti - account, are detiredto do
so immediately. Tf not delivered soon,
the Clad be;required.
vuoivus WARREN.
,
• ASIIINOTON • HOUSE,
HORTS)3URG,
' HIS Popitlif Mime has recently un
! Ilergons , a 11J4rotegk repair; and been
ftMaialted With entire taerefornit tire, Of the,
best-qualityi: • :Menibers of the Legislature ,
and'others,*visitings the ,shat of Govern-i
menti atillintLit rery.desirable stopping
Charges•moderate.
WM. T. SANDERS, Agent.
Harrisbetg,-.loly 2i. 1848.:-..4in
'IIA subeeiher *cede?,•hia aeknowl
• id g*"'" w.lhe POW (Intim liberal
aina,,ater IPattenage with which he hes
164e1a ed Stir a series of years, and re
sperti .y announces that, he has just , re
ceive ~ at his old establialle4 stand i n
Chambersburg street, a large and fresh
Atari/it °WI") • • ' )
DRUGS it MEDICINESi
MUM lartbolfBolBlllo3d ' *,*
Paints,Varuish, Dyestuffs
end every variety of articles usually found
in a Drug store, to which he invites the
attention sir th,epublic,tuiditssimrariess !hat
they v#ll be fnr4ltis#o.9ltltou trsasun
able prices, „
k N 1 ',...kit1417.811.
Gettysburg, June 2, 184
Js' f
,Sixitebtk ax.k. •
,-----
R,
tfP l a,waY from the sprricp of, the
subscribedresklifig Ifs&illeilbin
township, Adams county, on Illeralay night
last,. Jaco,E,X,rrimumm.io infleTetl Ak,
Prentice 1 0 1 file Shiolnekillg,bYPPese.' , 4
He is about 18 or 17 years of age, stout
builtourtlef•fair templet:riot._ • All persons
are hereby botified not' to harborillid boy,
undee'penaltY of being (41:meddled 'egainst
by , e , stove rOWar , b 4, no thanks.
will be given for his apprehension , and re
turn to theaubseriber.
_DAVID STOVER.
Febroary Ith 1ft411...-BN'
, l etrallp
fir the very best quality, and different
' Ilavore, can be' had:. at ell 'times', at
WEAVER'S Confectionary in eliaMbent
burg street. Fanzines and Efirlf,es 'will be
supplied widt any desired quantity,at the
shortest notice. CAKES and CONFEC
TIONS of all kinds always on bandy , and
will be futtiehed to order en reasonable
terms.
Gettysburg, Joly
AT OTE BOOKS-50 copies of Walk
or's Southern Harmony, just receiv
ed, which will be sold to country mer
chants, or private individuals, at a amal
advance upon cost, at the Bookstore of
Dee. 15. KELI,EIt KURTZ.
Pocket Inks/ands.
AVARIETY just received sad for
sale at the Bookstore of
Jan. 19. KELLER KURTZ.
GOLD PENS,
f`7 ITU. or without Silver Cases, for
sale cheap by
Jan. 19. KELLER KURTZ.
CI OLD PENS AND SILVER PEN-
J CILS, (best quality) Card Cases,
Visiting and Printing Cards, Fancy Note
Paper, Envelopes, Motto WaferC Fanc
Sealing Wax, Letter Stan:l2B;4r., for sale
by S. IL. BUEHLER.
SellOOL BOOKS AND STATION
ER Y,ofallAinds, eonsiapilyon nd
and for sale, at the lowest prices •
Boot and Stationer Store of
Dee. 10. S. )4. BUEHLER.
HURRAH FOR CALIFORNIA !
rll - P '1 ;3 1 -
IltriS ( c Li
irN CALIFORNIA, or the Wealth that
A is to be obtained in that country. .as
wo are told, arc topics of `a tonall matter
when compared, with the ..precicog rnet
ale that can , be übtainetl in a direct way.
Adams minty, without digging for it
or untlegroing the fatigue of a long 'and
dangerous voyage. 4./t 'bled in the hand
is worth two in t1)13 tntsh lf you'wish
to test :4,4+111 at ; the:
•One-Prieeand Cash Clathineand Variety
Slore of -
Maine . SAMSON,
opigiiiit the BASK, GetlYstbgarsr,
,Who returned froin, the' City on the ibth
'inst., with hisfourfA stock of WINTER
GOOD,, this season. Persons who have
purchased from him this winter have ad
'nutted that he sells Clothing cheaper than
they have ever been bought anywhere be
fore • and the fact that he has .returned
the fourth 'time this season with a !Urge
stekk of Clothing,' shows plainly that he
sells a gheA , inarry, and that, too, very low
andwith smell profit's. This is no idle
talk of the Printer, because'he it paid for
,his advertisement. It is the truth, and
therefore we say you can obtain, or rather
save, the "precious metals," by purctutaing
from him, without going to California. A
ny person can satisfy himself of the fact
ly4ing him a call:
X/19..4 1 9.81.FIntentenkbraCes every thing in
the way,of Boys! and *Fes' wear, fine
and superfine. Tweed.Cassinet,Cassimere,
Cashmeret, and Cloth COATSoCLOAKS,
land
,?ANTS: Silk; Satin, Cassimere,
.Cassinet, Cloth, plainfind fancy VESTS ;
caps, cravats, wrappers, shirts, bosoms,
suspendera, gloving, stockings, Arc. Also,
a large variety of fancy articles, jewelry,
spectacles, perfumery, combs, razors, pur
Pee, umbrellas, guitar strings, Indian Rub
ber Coats, &c.
The subscriber thanks his friends and
customers for the liberal patronage, be
stowed upon him, and hopes to merit a
continuance of the same.
ftIARCUS SAMSON.
Jan. 10, 1849.—tf
Cheap ! Cheaper ! Cheapest!
1 14401101 in ?CM
at least 40 per (eat.:
S. L. SCHICK
la AS just returned from the cities with
al the largeststock of FANCY Goons,
he has yet offered to the Public, antrhe
;hies not hesitate to say that it is the BEST
in town, and the CHEAPEST ! if you
don't Wien it, call and see for yourself;
while I shall he kratified, those calling will
be profited.. IVly aasortment is . complete,
and purchased at the lowest Cash prices
The following articles. comprise a portion
of my cheap and splendid stock :
A Splendid Lotof Bonnet Ribbons,
also,. a large assortment of Satin and Mantua
Ribbons, Artificial Flowers; Shawls, Mouslin de
lain'. Thibet, Black Cloth, and Cashmere ; Wool
en Comforts, Zephyr Ties, Cap Ribbons; Wax
Dolls, Hair and Cloth Brushes, Woolen Yarn,
Back and Side Combs. Pocket do.. Fine and I
vory do. ; Hair Pins, Breast Pins 'and Bracelets,
,Fancy Boxes; Watch Chains, Goan's, and {(ere,
Scent Bags, Fancy Soapa, Pen holders, Silver
Pencils, Plain Gold Rings, Children's Gaiters, Silk
'and Cotton Canvass, Steel Buckets, Steel Bag
:Chaim, Ivory and Steel Knitting Needles, Kat,
tirig Needle t saes, Mourning Collars, Gimp Head
Fringe, Black Cotton Hose, Cotton Spool Thread,
thread and cotton edgings and laces ; mull, hook,
and cambric muslins, plain jaconels. Irish linen,
black and rnodealpacca, flannel, cashmere, mown
holland, linen table cloths and towels. honneesat
ins, silk handkerchiefs, plain and figured cravats,
silk ties, suf,eneral assortment of men's, women's
and child*,n'i hosiery, guns and cotton suspenders,
silk and spools, whalebone, hooks and eyes, pearl
and agate buttons, ivory studs, sewing and sad
lers'i silk, patent thread, men's black kid gloves
.neeble-worked cetera, ladies' kid gloves, black
. galloons, standing collars, rosette, tabs end quit
ling, bait' braids, blacking, watches, steel bead ret
icules and panels, beide and clasps, purse twist,
4610 and tassels, scissors, thimbles, chenille,
worsted patterns, earl board, lily while, cologne,
hair oil, head drosses, tooth brushes, bed lace, car
,pot binding, pins and needles, a large assoirtment
of ehildren's shoes, men's 'and children's cloth
and gland caps, Ace., dec.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited
to call and examine before purchasing else.
where, .Come one—come all—and save
FIFTY PER CENT
J: L. SCHICK.
Gettysburg, Sept. 22, 1848.—tf
NEW GOODS.
At ' the, Old Stand.,
anoliall ARNOLD
AS just returned from Philadelphia
111, with a large stock or fresh goods, o
olong Which are
.
Qtalkst, Cassinelts, Jeans,
Cords , and !flannels, Plaids, striped
and plain, alpateets, Cashmires,
.111. de laines, Plaids, striped
plain, Cloths, Cashmeres,
, 4.c. t for Ladies Cloaks,
• English and Fren g ch M Merinoia,Paramat
tV.3W
Lots of CALICOES & GINGHAMS,
the best yet offered foe:the priekt. ,
A large lot of DOMESTIC GOODS
and, CARPETING, very , cheap; also a
large stock of ' ' •
F g,ESH`GROCERTIgS,
all of *Mei Will be aqld Xs Cheap iiiethey
cin'tieobtsined titdther'iketfiefitnent.
Wel° not Ihibtf • 'Out's feW i liedlng ar
ticles ,at corn; ki* baih - xtileplating to make'
up on lotnething 'lrdf'pur prices are
uniform, and we makiiiti nititepreeinfa
dons knowinglyjn . Egypte; to the kind
or quality of ti.` goo&'iveY eel!. Please
call, examine, and judge for
,yourselves.
P. B.==-A few STOVES4emaining on
hand—very eheap. • '
Gettysbnig, Dec. 8,1848.-4 f.
CBLIEJP GIVE' 'BOOKS.
'VILE Moss Rose, The Gift of Friend,:l ship, Lady's Album, The Ruby, The
Forget-me-not, Poems of Ossian,Cowper's
complete works, Pope's Poetical Works,
with many others which willhescadcheap
in order to make room for others.
KELLER, KURTZ.
P. S. On Wednesday next we will re
ceive our usual large supply of , Valitilines;
when all are invited to call. •
Jan. 19, 1849.
ALMANACKS for Iti4V- 7 12 different
styles—sold by the gross, hundred,
dozen, or single copy, at the Bookstore of.
Dec. 15. KELLER KURTZ.
IIAWLS, of all kinds, just received
and for sale at prices to suit the
by J. L. BCIIICk.
TO THE AFnicrrED
Compound MOdicated Candy.
Li the Cure of colds, (loughs, Bilvi
Ling of• Blond, Bronchetis, Asthma,
WispopYug Oeugh, rains.and Oppressions
of tho„hrptw, rand all other Pulmonaly,
complaints, and other diseases which have
a tendency to produce consumption. It
serves shoo se, ayr ,effecttrol clearer of the
voice, , ,
This Candy in entirely a vegetable pre-
Varation, the principal ingredients being,
lilore4batla3, Cherrle
&menet, Elecampine, Liquorice, Flax
seed, Iceland Moss; Prickly. Ash, tlitc. and
will, if taken in time, relieve the system
from those distresting affliction* tlOttettd
to Coneumption. ' ' ,
099 Artist, adv,s9hge thiti vaTti & iT
nitlic c itte 44 its cheitypos, the 'whiletrot
being imposed upon by the enormously
high prices which are generally exacted
for Patent and other medical Preparations.
&telt packa,go contains directions. call
and try it
Prepared and sold at the. Confection and
Varietyistore of the Subscriber in West
York, street, ono square from the Court
house, and next door to Thompson's no
teL It can also be had of the folloWing
gents—
B. H. Buehler and S. S. Forney, Gettysburg; J.
Brinkerhoff, Faittisld ; Airs. Duncan, GashtowP ;
J. Lower,, Arrendtstown ; Peter Mickley, Iff um
masburg; G. Kauffman, Bendersville; J. Burk
holder. Bendersville; &Ale,
J.S. Hollinger, Bleidlersburd; 'burr. Abbott*
town ; Short:, and Johnson, Emmitsburg.
C. WEAVER.
Gettysburg, Dec. 17, 1847..
- _
- -
Titgaocieraignetihaeaotinnected with
fris Coachmaking Eatabliahment
large. Smith Shop, and is prepared to do
ALL KINDS OF
BLACKSIIrriiiNG,
IRONING CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, tC,
He would say to those who have Horses to
shoe, that he has in his employ first-rate
hands, which, with his personal attention,
will enable him to give entire satisfaction
to all those who may favor hinewith n call.
CARRIAPE ,Sr. BUGGY SPRINGS,
(warranted) will be promptly made to or.
der at' all times.
pomAll kinds of REPAIRING done
both in Wood and Iron, at the moat retluc
ed prices.
Bit..Tllankful for past encouragement,
the snbscriber solicits a continuance of pat
ronage, and invites his friends to call at
his Establishment in west Chambersburg
at., a few doors below 'Thompson's Hotel.
C. W. HOFFNIAN.
Gettysburg, October 15, 1847.
EMI
CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND
JEWELRY.
Firm subscriber tenders his acknowl-
IL edgements to his friends and the pub
lic for the liberal patronage hitherto extend
ed In him, and respectfully informs them
that he has just received from the city a
new assormeut of
1111:. OLD 111[7:11111C—Mii/
OW ALL KINDS--.ALSO,
such as Rings, Breastpins, Ear Rings,
Watch-chains, Watch-keys, Guards, &c.,
&c. Also
ALPECT.ICEES,'
and Glasses of all kinds and qualities--all
of which will be sold low.
hiCLOCKS WATCHES repair
ed, as usu ' at the shortest notice . .
Estiblishn tin
,Chambersbnrg st.,
next door to S. BUEHLER'S Book and
Drug Store.
Irrl have also for sale a lot of new and
second-hand WATCHES, which wiil be
sold low.
• ALEXANDER FRAZER.
Gettysburg July 21, 2845.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
HENRY SMITH,
R E z S e l n ' s E C o
f T
a Fli e
t L ty L sb Y ti n i
rg, nforms
t t r h a e, c i t r i ;
who may tarry here until their beards grow,
that h ee opened a new saloon in the
shop formerly occupied by Jacon Laur,
in West York street; ode door - Wett-of
Paston's if st-store, where he intends prose
cuting the Tonsorial business in all iu va
ried and various branches. •
His razor's good and sharp,
He'll siatve'your lace witbqut a smart.
Gentlemen, c.lll and see for yourselves.
His sponge is gizxt, his towels are clean,
And in his shop het always seen.
llfan lid also respectfnlly intorms the
getitlenwn that they can,stt stay time helve
their boots blacked in the neatest Style.--
Gentlemen can also have gresselentoved
from their clothes.
Mary Ann Smith , •
RESPECTFULLY' infOrms the fsdies of
Gettysburg that she hail furnished the room
adjoining the' ottovei *biotic site intend;
prosecuting Shampooing and -removi*
dandruff, in, which her friends have beea
pleased to accord to her thed o m of sups.
riority. She will also sitei x mooring
grease fmm, ladies! apparelov•
;Gettyshurg v April *I. 1848.
D M o.bt 11,,TONSOR
'A, TIFTON.
rtASHIONABL;B• Bertier 'and Hair
Dresser, has removed bib "temple"
to the dituntifidi tidjoininithe COunty Bit&
dings, where he 'can at all times be found
Prepared to attend to the'ealls of the public
Front long exPerience' he flattertrhinisell
that he can go through all the ramifications
of the tonsorical departments, with such an
infinite`degree of skill willmeet the en
tire benefaction , of all who submit them ,
chine 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. 'lite sick will be attended to a
their private dwellings.
ILVE.R AND GERMAN SILVER
'CI PENCILS, VIOLIN STRINGS,
&c., of limit quality, can alwaye be bud et
the Fancy Store of C. WEAVER.
hing fin• the 6r,d hi.
Fresh Lot of RIBBONS & FLOW
ERS, for sale at
Philndellpbta Advertisements
Daguerreotype Portraits,
0" •
superior haUdsinnely, cal
ored, aitirriuttiO in' Mbrbe-
CO ccitnplete. for holy ONE DOL
LAE:St ! S'plitiVe Cheap' Ilisgueirettil
ley,'Nti.BolW alnut gtrein,l4loit potted',
Philadelphia. 'All pictures' mad at this
establishment will be tectrrantedPetfect.
Sept. 22, 1848.--Oin • •'
Langenheim's Daguerrian Gal
lery, Excinuige,..3 . 4 Story.
HENRY CLAY; visiting this Ea
rl tablishment for the purpose of ha
ving a daguerreotype taken, expressedflat
tering opinions on this favorite place of
the "beauty and fashion" of Philadelphia,
and vast numbers of strangers resort to
it to procure a good Daguerreotype, The
Proprietors will make, every exertions to
extend the long established fame of this
well known establishment. . Family
groupes, Grottpes of Children. and single
portraits of all sizes are executed equally
well.
Philadelphia, April 21, 1848—iy
RICH FANCT . FURS FOR LADIES' WEAR.
CHARLES OAKFORD, Furrier,
No. 104 CHESTNUT ST.,
A row doora above Third, Philadelphia,
OULD invite the ladies to call and
examinelussupertorstock ol Muffs,
Boas, Tippets, ate., of every variety, con
sisting of Rich Russia Sable, Hudson's
Bay Martin, licwway. Martin, Mink Sa
bles, Baum Martin, Stone Martin, Ermine,
Fitch, Lynx, &c., &c. Those skins have
been selected with great care, and are made
by the best workmen in the country. La
dies may rest assured that no article will
be offered for sale in this establishment
that is not perfect in every respect.
CHARLES OAKFORD,
104 Chestnut !,t a few doors above Third, Philud.
Sept. 29, 1818.-0 m
Phiftsdelphia Type Foundry
No. 8, Pear St., near the Exchange,
PHILADELPHIA.
fi , HE Subscriber having made great im
•• provements in his method of casting
typfi and mixing of metals, and had a thor
ough revision of matrices, the faces of
which are not excelled, in beauty and re ,
gularity of cut, by any in the country ;
flatters himself that by a strict personal at
tention to business, and employing none
but the most skillful workmen, hers ena
bled to offer
A SUPERIOWARTICLE,
At grially reduced Prices.
He is continually adding to his stock all
that is new, from the best workman of this
and other mutries, and having lately pro
cured frog Europe a great variety of new
faces and ornaments, solicits the attention
of Prime!' thereto.
Specitycns will be sent to those wishing
to order.
Pressett, chases, Cases, Ink, Stands,
Galleys, Brass Rule, and every other ar
ticle rimed to furnish a complete Printing
Office, siprdieed at the shortest limier.
GERiIAN BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
of the lowest style and of all sizes, care
fully pts up in founts of correct proportion.
ALEXANDER ROBB.
Aug.2s, 1848.
o.lKr° b'
UMW .ILLED STILE OF ILTTS
FOR GENTLEMEN.
CHAT& LIM OA D
No. 10t, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
OULD respectfully invite attention
to his superior style of lints for au
tumn, 1848 ; which will he found the most,
perfect ever before offered to the commit
tity. Its peculiar forms render it the more
desirable, as it combines all the essentials
'ol durability and neatness, requisite in that
article of dress, whilst his increased facil
ities in '-manufaettiring, with all modern
improvements, enable him to challenge the
world to produce a better Hat.
Children's Fancy Hats and Caps of the
ilatest Illede.—These goods have been se
lected with the greatest care, and will be
loud() most beautiful and chaste in their
styles.
Ladies Riding Hots and Caps of entire
ly new Patterns.—G reat has been bestow
ed in constructing these articles, that they
may fit perfectly easy, and form a graceful
appearance.
CHARLES OAKFORD,
104 Chestnut at. a few doors above Third, Phila.
Sept. 241, 1848t—(vlarch 3,-1y)
246 AND 413
- MARKET STREET,
PHILIDtI.P4II, • •
~,..'• ;TIE cheapest and largest asanttmentpf
.sYt.. ' ' GOLD . ..k. SILVER IV ATC11,415
klpr . ,
~ In rlll LA 1.XL1P19.1.
UOld tiers, full jevrelleil, 18 carat '
case, . $3O and over.
Silver o CS II $lB and over.
Lgpipet .., , - ;,11 t 1 alga over.
" Qilartiers,
Gold Pepcjls,; 60
Silver Tea Spoons, equal to coin, , 4 . 50
Geld Pans silver holder and pencil, ' 1 00
With a 'Brileitclid assortment of all kinthi'
of Watches, both gold and ; Rich
Jewelry, &c., ' &c. Gold chains of
the bcat mantifaeturesoand in fact every
thing in the 'Watch and Jewelry line at
much less prices than can bebooght in•this
oity or elswhere. •
Please save this ad'vertisemeet; and call
at either LEWIS LAtiolli US;
No. I 3 Market street, above E t leventh,
nort :i b li stife;or `JACOB' LA POIIUS,.
2 Market st,. Bre t stole' below Eighth,
south eat • •
'unit Si{vet' Livers
'OrW 4 b i tV e G°4l
lib.
still'ehdtp'et thin tlttyit6 ,l ove price.
oral tthicTuflt
made to .the trade,
Sept: 22, 8:10.-6m
*Oki lu ,
Jr M: OIIIEY ' Nr: 11..110PKINS;
JOHN 11. GHEE x& : 00. .
Micap ,TA I Ltt.l§,
'ryclj•ReAlx tosteito gq
ClothikCenneltneres,Vestings
and , Taiturs , Trimmings,
NO.• '23o' fl askyt OIiCKEWN. W. CORNER
OF ciamfuta, BALT}MOIII4 ,
A LIAO ABSORTVITO.F
R .
MAtOE .. 0 'OTHING,
' of Superlior Quality.
FirONE PRICE ONLY..O
March 31, 1848.—1 y
•
HOUSE SPOUTING
iir,l ILL be made and put up by
. the
V 4absCrilnr,who will attend pruMpt
ly to all orders, and upon as 'Taal:limbic
terns as can be procured at any establish
meat in, the county.
' GEO. E. BUEHLER.
Glotlsbert, Oct i ober lb, 1847.
SCHICK'S.
FU KS.
5 to Su)
G. E. BUEHLER
vow ESPECTFULLY informs Midden&
JIR, and the public generally that he has
now on hand a large' assortment of TIN
WARE of, every description, which he
will sell at Moderate prices--all warranted.'
Persons wishing, to purchase id low rittei
will do well to call before purcliatiingelse 7
HOUSE SPOUTING will be made
and put up at'l2i cents a 'foot.
ISABELLA NURSERY.
OZTTYABURO, PA.
tRUIT TREES, of.all kinds, (graft°
in the root,) can be had of the sub
scriber on reasonable terms. Please cal
and judge for yourselves.
C. W. lIOFFMAN.
(1:7 - N0 CHANGES IN THE WEATHER
WILL MATERIALLY effect the body if the
blood is pure. Every individual. even the mote
diseased, has within him a germ or root of that
original pure blood of our common Eve t 'which
genii of pure blood is the supporterof his life,and
is in constant struggle to throw off the hetero
geneous, corrupt humors, which are the cause of
disease in the individual. By purging the body
of the diseased individual of its had humors,
you allow the germ of pure blood to gain ground
and to make blood of a better quality, and to on '
progressively till the whole mass is regenerated;
for the good principle or good pure blond, is al•
ways striving to be predominant over the bad or
diseased humors. Let all who wish to be of a
tine healthy habit; who wish to have a sound
miwl in a sound body; who desire to he able to
stand without injury the continual changes of
this climate; who desire to have heathy chil
&en. use the Brandreth Pills, which will elTectm
ally cleanse the blond of all corrupt humors. and '
restore the human body to the state ot health en-.
joyed be lure the introduction of mineral mrvh•
Remember Brandreth Pills place within
reach of all health awl long hie.
TRU:s 1"l'i I BR A NI)11 ET II PILLS, take
them so as to produce a brisk effect. and your
sickness will be the ntl'air ova day or two while
those who are too wise to follow• this common
same ad, ire, will he sick tor months. Let the
sick empire 01 the agents for Brand reth s Piils
whether these things are so or not. let them
enquire among their friends and ask the same
question. Verily if EVIDENCE is wanted it
shall be procuied. To the sick, let me sa7, use
the BRANDRETH PILLS.
Man will he bnrn to days or blies, compared
to what has hitherto been his lot, neighed down
as he has been by disease, info too and suffer
ing, which no earthly power knew h o w to alle
viate, until this di-covery 550 , i the
world. The weak, the treble, the into no, the
tie csous, the delicate, are in a tea. days strengilo
cued by their ureiatieii, and the worst complaint
is lentos esl by perseseielice wi' hoot the aid clic
physician. Adapted to all Ciiennisltthens and
sit nations, they are the best n a •dtctnes eser in.
sent .d for lamilies. or t, take to sea, preventing
scursy,and co•t.vroe-a, requiring no change ill
di .1, particular regimen, or cafe nt , ,,linnl baking
cold.
N. B. There ix no surety, .that you get the
lIR.A N DRETII 'micas ),,o purchase of
the dole althorigx.l Agent.
Brandreth Pills are sold for '25 cents
per box , it Dr. B. Brandreth'x Prineipal 011 Ice, '2ll
Broadway, N. York, and by the lollowing duly
authorized .tgentx:—J. M.Ntevenxon Ikt
tysliure ; J. 11. \l'Creary, Petersburg : Abralutin
King, Iluntoritown; WFarlarid..lbliottxtown ;
D. M. e White. Hampton; Stweringer & Fink.
hittleatown ; Mary Duncan, Caghtown ; Deo: W.
Ifeagy, Fairfield ; A tilohaugh. list Berlin;
I). Noweoiner llerhaniexv tile; Sam% riltirk. Han.
over. Jan. 19,
VALUABLE MEDICINES
.1 0 CURL— .1r 0 11* •I
trION NELL'S Nl.Tieitl Pain Extractor,
‘-./ the World's Wonder—proninmerd
in by- all who have ever used it—White I
Swelling. Ittflamation, Pain in the Back,
Weak Limbs. 'render nr Sore Feet, and all
Scrofulous Sores are speedily and per
manently cured by ConneWs Magical Pain
Extractor ; Affections of the Lungs, Ague
in the Pace, Breast, 'fie Dolooreaux.
Chronic sore Eyes, Blistered Surfaces,
Ate. his equally beneficial in all kintleof
loth naa tory Diseases, E uch as sore Nippres
and Eyes, Sprains, Rheumatism, White
Swelling and Ulcers, Bruises, Burns, Chil
blains,Erysipelas,Piles,Acc., will quickly
he relieved by the application of this salve.
This remarkable ennitive possesses many
virtues never found in any other article.—
It has the most perfect power over all pains
by fire, positively allaying the suffering al
most immediately upon its application.—
If any disbelieve the , statement, we would
earnestly invite them to call and examine
the numerous unsolicited certificates of
of remarkable cures wrought by this salve.
It has for months past been sold upon the
following liberal terms, to wit: if the user
was not perfectly satisfied, and even de
lighted with its effects, and furthermore if
it did not fully answer our recommenda
tions, their money was returned immedi
ately at their request. On these terms
this alisoliite heal-all is now sold ; and we
simply ask if the public can demand any
thing more reasonable t Kind parent, keep
it constantly on hand ; in case of accident
by fire, life may be lust without it ; but
by its use all borne are subject-to its con
trol, unless die, vitals are destroyed.
Caution.—No Pain Extractor can be
genuine unless you find the signature of
Comstohk & Co. on the wrapper to each
brie. Beware of tcounterfeit.
- Rf - lEUMXTIfiI t rI Comstock's Hew
es' Nerve and*m Liniment, and Indian
VegetabbrElixir, is warranted'to cure any
ease of Rheumatism, Com, Contracted
6 hords and Muslles,orstiffJoints,strength
en Weak Limbs, and enable'those who
are crippled to walk again. Use this ar
ticle told be 'eured, or go wit'iout if end
suffer, ati you pleases Certificates of
cures by Jim; hundred can be seen et 21
Cortland' street, N. York, where thiligrti
die is sdld only genuine.
DRAFNEPS.—Use Dr. MeNair'e Ac
coublic 9ii, far the cure of` leifnest: • Al
so, all those,' diesgreeabkr'tiolAts, Irks A
buzzing of insects, falling of Water, whiz
zing of steam, whitili aid einiPfOhts of ap
proarhing deafness., Many, persons who,
have been deaf • for tcnior twthity years,
and /compelled lo ilia isei tritimiltil hilie;
after using one or twb bottles, thrown a
side these trumpets, being made ,perfectly .
well, It has, pired u ethwe „ohsen, fifteen,
and, even,ihjrtY yens Standing of deaftme.
Rays Liniment of the Pilee..l. The
worpt ;attacks of the Piles air effectually
mid permanently - cured in a short timd,by
the use of the genuine Hay's Linimeni,...-
Hundreds of our first citizens throughout
the country , have used this, liniment with
complete success. It is warranted to cure
the most aggravated C2OO, ,
If pe cure bii . effeetutl the money will be.
refunded. , .
For Sale at tbs. Drug and Duok,Store of
MUl}4 li. BUE115,1:1{.:
Gettysburg, 19 1 ItllJ., .•
REALT/I — TZBAJL7
THE MOST EFFECTUAL OF fli,sls.AN(l‘l'.li
• RF.ll4ftlEtt.
•
'Dr. Drake's' Patfneen;
The only radical cure for Coninitnidia'
trl'• >(1 removers add peirtbsineiu I y cum so.'
Mb all descries arising from An impure Cale is
the blood-T*4.2 tvrptula or K inse# Rbeu
inatism,,Obstinete Cutanirosis Eniptious.Piniple*
or Pesirilei pti the ince, fllolies, Mies,
til
Sore Elea , Ring Wrir• tie 'fetter, Scald
Enlargement:and Pain olthrs Bone* and JAIN,
Stubborn Worm Syphiliti Symptoms. Sleistius
4,Eurrlbego, discuses arising from an injud ensue
use of Mercury, Dropsy, Ex poim re or,lmprudeliez
in life: also Chronic Constitutional Disorders,
In this med:cirie serferal innoceni,ut sell: po
tent articles of the vegetable kingdoM die united,
formingß compound entirely dlittrieM*l4 Ite hir
aster and properties from any other preparation,
and unrivalled, in its operation on the system
when laboring under dinease. It should he ire the
hinds of e eery person, who. by business, or gener
al course of life, is predisposed tiri the very many
aliments that rende r life a curse. instead olu hies*
inn. and so often result in death.
FOR WIWI:/LA, Dr. Drake's Panacea is re
commended as a certain cure, Not, one instance
of its failure Ilan ever occurred when lively used,
It cures the disease and in the same time Peopsrli
vigor to the whole syerenn. Scrofulous 0.110011
cum never pay too much:attention to the etaterrs
their blood. Its purification abould berheirtirsl
aim i forperaeverenre will accomplish a cure of
teen hereditary chiesse.
FOR ERUPTIONS OF TIIF. SKIN, Scurvy.
Scorbutic Alrections, Tumors, White •hiss riling,
Erysipelas, Ulcers, CanCers, Running Sores:, Siete
and Pi les,Ltr:Dtrike's Printreihtcatirrot he ton highs
ly extolled ; it searches out the very toot 01. the
disease, and by removing it from naysiern,makes
a cure certain and permanent. .
INDIO ESTION.—No medicine perlisps„,:has
ever been discovered which gives to mlleh' tone
to the stomach and causes the secretion of a
healthy gastric juice to decompose the toed at Di
Drake's Pumwea.
nitEuEdvrism.—Dr. Drake's rowers is u
sed with the greatest success in Rheumatic Cam
plainta, especially such as IT chronic.' It ciiri
by driving out all impurities and foul humuuM
which have accumulated in the sr.!.nl, ssliich
are the c inse of Rhenmatis re. Cent. and Sviellinea
of the joints. Other veracities simietimes riva
temporary relief; this intirel) et adicalt, the dis
ease tram the sy*tem. e‘ en n hen the limbs and
hones are dreadfully swollen.
o 'l' hI I' lIIIV ran be cured. ('ought. Ca
t urh , Ilnmrhilis , t•p Uii.g ni Eked me,hif
brull or priitune 1 v;ieetoottolir tie
Night 1-utoiltn. Paul in the side. hate been
nod ran be o ill, as !Mich reit/nil]) ar and
other simple dineaoe. A areeifr has lung been
sought for but in stain cntil the discr,,en y or Ur.
Diakes Panacea. It is mild and nate but certain
and elflearieus in its ou t station. and cannot ponni
bly irjuie the most delicate ritnititution. 1t•
would earne-ily recommeod ohmic litho tett to pile
it a trial—and we belive they will lint hat elO r -
sll . lll t• regret it. 'Ube system is eleansed end
strengthened, the tilter• on the lungs are heated,
and the patients gradually regain their mina,
health audstrength. Read 'lle folios, nig testimony,
hie. 14th, 1817.
Para Fin '—in reply to your question re. pert
tlfe Thr. Drake's Pariarea. I rill limy,
that although a perfect disbelieve' in the existent-a
d a Minarets, or e , ,re lot oil dst.ea,rt.linnt et et V al
uable it not lie in certain conditions tit the sys
tom, still I have !altered that a rm. , lot Con.
sumpt tort would be discovered .mini nr later. and
curiosity led me to tip your medicine in ton ne6!
inveteia7e cte.es. They were pi.lionneed by the
attending phkairiann to he ent.YenVAlny cairselle
riwY. and iiliitlidoned by theta an int nolride. this
tit the per.olis had inorm order the ttmiturept of
several very able pruetit t n Floras r Ita
years. and they hail "ofd firchno.rd
tamp' ion rowboat,' irs'h that al, e
rnight Inrmer for snmrrim r, 1011 cont.! not be pre
ielse,..l Io bolt, en•el. the eliert tit the
l'anats it has been most gratifying. (,lily tour or
fire tt , Ces arte used by one Oi the 11e1.1110 before
slue liej.ari to tniprnv e rapidly. The other tt rnk
about ten. I will only roll that familiar an I ;my
with con.atmetirm by inheritance and by even
s re obse, te. a d id] . and kne,wing. rano the
rat Cl 6 SI/ 111110 riln(11/ 0111 Ell 1111 01 ti
honeset, and &her Prvetable Inniew. as weft es
of maul/ or the erriertnrante' and sed a r.e m
.4100,1 111•9•0 r have recommended to e flee al 1 t.
10 .Ike e Pant, I' Ca if 1 had nor been acirannit.l
with the .ingred.ents. Soifer it !nanny lb. t th. e
tie recommended by our most ronolar and nniel
lltirldly,iriatis. and in their pressor nimbi rd
vale form probably the be+t altet,itite that he's
ever been rrotdc. The eare is in neerudaree a ith
a !Aeon, al Consumption broached in Ftoore •
few yea, ago by one or her most ro ,nro,t
ern on 01 , 010100. and now esinldi, la II by tarts
which admit of no disprite. Very re , ecettalfy
yurirs. L. C. (INN.
T. use the langimee of another... Tr. Mahe's
Panacea is okays salutary in its effects- rec er
injurino•. It is not an tipiate—it i• ant PO ):*
ix:Clot:fol. It is not intended In lull.the invalid
into a fatal security. It is ft greet remedy
grand healing and curative erimpound. the great
and only remedy which medical science Miff skill
has yet produced for the treatment of this hithiei
to unconquerable malady. And no perion afflict
ed with this dreadful disease. tadfl be just to him
self and his friends if hr go don a to the grasp
without testing its virtues. A siiielebiime. in
most rues. a iil produce a favorable ebtinge in
the condi, ion of any patient. hos. curt lox."
TO TIIE LA DI ES.—Lailies Dipole complex
ion and consumptive Lobito, and such in are t i e .
hilitatcd by those obstructions u hir h female. are
Ihible to. are restored by the use of a tootle r r
Dos. to bloom and vigor. It IF by for the. Ist
remedy ever discovered tor - weakD children. and
sneh as has e bad humors ; being pleassiit, they
take it. It immediately teatimes. Ute.gprettle
strength and color.
Nothing can be more surprising titan its invii
orating effects on the human frame. Prisms all
weakness and lassitude betore taking it, at ones
become robust and full nt etisituy wilier its influ
ence. It trnmoliately counteract. the nerveless
ness of the temple Dame.
CAUTION.--Tle careful and ere that you get
the genuine 1)r. DitiKlell PAXACMA - if has the
signature et Gan F. Stones nn the w vents r *MI
also the name "Da. Daarrsl PAN*CIA, PIIIILA."
blown in the gtuse.
p„. p ,,, e ,i on ly by S.M./Mk Co. Pruggir.ts. No,
2.1 North Sixth st re,t.Phi la.. nod for Italy by
S. 11. 13111'.111,F.R. Cettyphote.
CO(1g. h ZELLER, Mercenburg.
March 3, 1845. I
17*CONETS. and CAMB UlO anal
of MULL MUSLINS. or the
kinds, for wile Oy 3. L. Setlli,li..
WA -111;X:P.
Ekren. Ceuta; per
ivy f
ILL he sold itr WALNUT KEN
' • 'lsitbSrit C. Wiersit'e'Venfee
tiottarf, in Gettysburg, Pe., it deltieted•
&sr and in good order., Person. theltteettl
to emend - to the Matter, tete iialiao'•Ootil
pay Per their'trodble,byeeettring the Wet—
nuts tminediateLV, 'beers 1 the 'settee hisi
pissed. "'" ' • "'" , 1-, .71
k/ettyrtrurg; ! Oet; 20, 1841K-I-6-tV'
TUE" 51111,"iNii
la published ever!' FridayEveniugiittiuni
County Building, above the Rogister,
and Recoidee Gffirel ty. , 1 .
DAVID A. DU Elll L.1113.3.:rn
r , Tlt RIZ 4161
If paid ih advarree .within the yetart (2 tvrr
annum=if not meitirwierin Abe carataiilt,/ Ae
Pif 6 T , l l4 P l ., l ooti ed 1fie1Y22 , 11.41N0P24.1.-
except at Aar ?vac? of the kiMikcek , ire
61. cents. A lliileie to notify a ilivetettieepc•
will lie regiiiiierl gat 'Witt , adijegiorent;''
; AlvtitVentetoill eaterdihria roilltrelfrAitterd
thrar time': for sl—every subs( orient ittecrildri
26: cent& ,bologir ono' in nye prolumie l z,,—
Ali afiaertixpnionta ,rteCApechilkt etdellokfor a
Riven time, will be continued erint terlriri A, 111.
eral reduction will be mode to theiii who advertise
by . Om ' • r . •. r I /
1 14 10, 4 7 *Tilt g'Ff l !IVA, nPO.T.
ptuiripq, an on vent terriv., „ „
Zetirri tiiiirgioo.o4,,, itie
(110 N( Mnneyl!diff4'i.iir rif t it
near antweriberikariretloe nem Atte litoordia leo
bcrure enmities', V , • • • , ;•1,, •