NILE :SALE. I, l priay the - 22d of December next, • at 1 &COCA, In at, E subscriber, Guardian of the per ,,seltne and estates of Noah G. Camp, M., Camp, Charles F. Camp, Theldeue S. Camp, and Win. E. Camp, Minor: children of William Camp, late of the borough of Harrisburg, Dauphin onunty,,Pa., deceased, will sell at Public Rile, on the premises, all the interest of said minors in a certain LOT OF GROUND, *Wale in the Borough of Gettysburg, Pa., Ote.corner of West Middle and West *Our. fronting on said Middle street, and tftfitig back along West street to an alley, opit adjoining a lot of Isaac Brook on the West—on which is erected a TWO.STOTZY "FRAME ,aa DWELLING HOUSE, rough -cast, and a small Log STA BLE. Also, at the same time, on the p6mites, will be sold all' the interest of said minors in another Piece of Ground, in said borough, (a part of Two Lots,) fronting on the south side of an alley run ning north of York street from North Bal- Woos to Washington streets—adjoining Into of-Rev. S. S. Schmurker and David Middlecoff—lan which is erected a BRICK Attendanco will given and terms made known on the d ty of sale by . JAMES MAJORS, (Guardian. BY the Court—Hugh Denwiddie, Clerk. Noy. 23, 1.849.—ts • '('ORATION AND PltasEttYkl lON OF IHE HAIR, BY N. WhieLand Soo. of ♦a. . A CARD. M At SON, finding it impos e Bible to attend personally to the real number of daily applications, from aßseetions of the Union, for their remedy tot baldness, and for their celebrated HAIR rd-stc, have found it necessary to ap point.' General Travelling wlgent, to vis it tfifferent cities and towns throughout the Udited States, vesting him with authority to appoint sub-agents, use and vend the Heir Tonic, and to apply the RESTOR ATIVE, and to put them into the hands of those he may appoint to operate wherever a Officient number of patients in any town or neighborhood shall be obtained. Capt. GEORGE CALVERT, Of Fauquier county, Va., is alone authorized to act as General Travelling Agent, with the powers above indicated. Capt. C. may be expected to visit. as speedily as possible, the principal cities and towns of the Union. • N. B. Capt. Calvert will always have on band a full supply of the HAIR TON IC (which cleanses the head ul dandruff, strengthens and invigorates the hair, and prevents it also from falling off,) for she region of country most contiguous to his opeiplions ; or it may always be obtained, at wholesale, and forwarded to any part pf the Union, by addressing the proprietors. M. •WISE & SON, Richmond, Va, frit - Price $9 per dozen cash., Six bot des:for $5---or one dollar single bottle. Dec. 7, 1849.-1 y NOTICE. FETTERS or Adminstration on the -sules tate of CHRISTIAN ZECKER, late of Gettysburg, Adams county, dec'd, having been granted to the subscriber re siding in same place, notice is hereby Elvin . to those indebted to said estate to snake payment without delay, and to those having claims, to present the same prop erly authenticated for settlement. JAS. F. FAIINESTOCK, Dec. 7, 1840-01 Adm'r. Collectors, Take Notice. Collectors of Taxes in the differ ent Townships of/Warns county, are hereby notified that they will he required to settle up their duplicates on or before Tuesday the Ist day of January next, on which day the Commissioners will meet st their office to give . the necessary exon eration!. JACOB KING, J. G. MottstatosTalt, Jowl 114 CASELMAN jr., [Commissioners. J, ktrOBINBAUOII, Clerk. [Dec. 7.—td IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. T HE subscriber has in his possession an invaluable receipt for making SOFT SOAP, which he now offers to the public at a very insignifieent and extraor dinarily low price. A very superior and elegant article of soft soap can he made by this receipt, without Fat, Ashes or Ley, and One barrel of it boiled in the incredi ble abort space of ONE HOUR, and at a cost not exceeding Seventy-five Cents to the barrel. This Soap will be warranted superior for washing and other purposes, to any made in the usual wanner, and if not found as warranted, the money will be refunded to all who bought receipts. Heads of families and others will do well to give this matter their attention, as it 'ill Prove a great saving of labor and ex pense. No person will be permitted to ash receipts unless authorized by me. JOHN AIEIXEL. Price One Dollar. Irrßeceipts can be had of - • . .130LOMON POWERS Nov. 23, 1849. Gettysburg • 401011'01t),s .402 1 110 E. rring Aubscriber, appointed by the 4 16 Court of Common Pleas of Adams eauntyb-te distribute the balance remain iog in 2: hands of Isaac B. TROSTLE, As alga*: 'Abraham Brough, to and amongst the rOeni entitled thereto, will attend at the public house of JOHN M. EuE, in Pe tersburg,. V l 'S.) on Irethteettay the 26th ,er next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., So otin lAe duties of his appointment— Whoottol where all persons interested are zedthei,lo attend. • WM. R. SADLER, N*4llo. 1849.—ul Auditor FOlt It EN 'l% 'A SMALL F A t She' 2tiOn Germany tp., .014ht' A., Pa. 4 SOLD. Nov. 23,1810 1. 111 H k 0 V' 2 Si, • . sate,-,ehelp--a lot ES. mon,/ which are a AY COO.b. STOVES. GEO. ARNOLD. acy LES,Cologmeglospo ir Oils Tooth Brushes, Toilet 'poll, Powders, de., tke... for 1404 ' ' B.H. BV,EIILER • • 'NEW ESTABLISHMENT. Chairs and Cabinet Furniture LOWER Tii.R.V EVER! D. & J. CULP ESPECTFULLY announce to the it citizens of Adams county that, they have entered into co-partnership for the manufacture and sale ()fall kinds of Chairs and Cabinet Furniture, and that they will always lame on hand, at their Establishment in South Baltimore street, Gettysburg, a few doors above Eahnestock's Store, (the old stand of D. Culp,) a full assertineht of CHAIRS, of every variety, such as b'OSZYLV I?OCKING,C.INE SEAT .1N1) COMMON CIMIRS. Also, SETTEES, of various kinds, painted in imitation of rose-wood, mahog any, satin-wood, walnut, maple, and all fancy colors. They will constantly keep on hand and make ta order, Bureaus, Centre Tables, Bedsteads. Cup boards, Stands, Dough-Troughs, Wash-Stands, Dining and Breakfast Tables, kr. all manufactured by experienced workmen and of the best material, which they will he pleased to furnish to those who may facur them with their custom on the most reasonable terms. !laving supplied them selves with a very largo and superior stock of stuff, they have no hesitation in assu ring the public that they can furnish work which fur cheapness, beauty and durabil ity. cannot be surpassed by any other shop in the County. They will also attend to all kinds of HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, ate., upon the shortest notice and most reason able terms. Wall Paper will be furnished —specimens of which cart be seen at our establishment. 11. - -?'All work made and sold by the tirin will be warranted. They are deter mined to sell as cheap as the cheapest. just to suit the times. The public will einniult their interests by giving them a call before purchasingelsewhere. AllkindsofCoun= try Produce and Lumber will be taken in part payment for work. Feb. 2, 1849.—tf ." CAUTION ! WHEREAS emedryindividuale of late W have been trying to monopolize and forestall public opinion ; and whereas the subseriber can at the present time she w the largest and beet stock of CHAIRS in this County, therefore be it known to all perons interested that the undersigned continues to manufacture at the . old stand in South Baltimore street, every variety of PLJIXand Aniorc CHAIRS, which will be sold on the most accommodating terms for Clash or Produce. 214. Chairsare -guide -Geityeburgi-and not'th ~.Boston." Howe and Sign Painting attended to as formerly ; and from long practice and experience in business, the subscriber leels confident that his work will bear the closest inspection, because his workmen are of the best that the country can furnish. Cd BINE7' IMRE, of every variety and of the best quality, will be furnished to Customers, and at all times made to or der. ►All kinds of Lumber taken at fair prices: CHAIR PLANK particularly wanted-,—something less than . 4 15000" feet will answer. Feeling thankful for past favors, the subscriber hopes, by attention to business, still to merit eshare of public favor. HUGH DEN WIDDIE Gettysburg, March 9, 1849.—tf LAST NOTICE. s it is my desire to have my Books settled with as little delay as possi ble, I request those indebted to me, either by Note or Book Account, or otherwise, to have their accounts closed by the tit of January next, as it ie not my wish to add costs. D. BEAGY. 717.1171TZT.E. As I did not succeed in disposing of my stock of Lumber and Tools at my sale in August last, I determined to have the lum ber worked into FURNITURE. There fore, per:ions wishing furniture will do well by calling at my Shop in Carlisle street, or at my Furniture Room in Chem bersburg street, where can be had the best bargains you ever had, e,:her for Cash or Country Produce. Oct. 19, 1849.--tf NEW ESTABLISH:.,ENT. ESPECTFULLY informs the chi li, zens of Gettysburg, and strangers who may tarry here untiltheir beards grow, that he has opened a new saloon in the shop formerly occupied by JACOB LEEDY, in West York street, one door West of Paston's Ilat-store, where hei ntends prose cuting; the Tonsorial business in all its va ried and various branches. lice razor's good and sharp, shave your lace without a smart. Gentlemen, call and see for yourselves. li is sponge is good, his towels are clean, And in his shop he's always seen. . 111_ }' He 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. Gettysburg, April 2 1. 1848. IJJAMON 1J TONSOR S. R. TIPTON. F ASHIONABLE Barber and Hair Dresser, has removed his ,, Temple" to the diamond, adjoiningthe 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 gothroughall the ramifications oftlte tonsoricaldepartments,with such an infinite degree of skill as willmeet the en tire satisfaction 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 publio patrynage. West& willhe attended toa dim private dwalliaget t&tois,BLE El 4Hi I VALUABLE MEDICINES. THE tinbscriber oilers at Private Sale; t h e FARM, ors which be reziales,sit-'' dfIiONNELL'S Magical Pain Extractor, uate in Liberty township, Adams cosmic.; I L I the World's Wonder—pronounced (Carroll's Tract,) lying upon the Wipe :4 so by all who have ever used it—White cross-roads, leading Irons Gettysburg to Swelling, latiamation, Pain in the Back, Waynesburg. and from Eanaacabuzz to Weak Lambs. Tender or Sore Feet, and all Fairfield, containing , Scrofulous Sores are speedily and per -300 4,11/..T1-11174 ! manently cured by Connell's Magical Pain more or less, of patented land, fie Doloureaux, 200 Acres are cleared and ill 2 good sale of whir' ta , i E n c i r e ki F r a t re A , tre ß e r t e io a n st s , of the Lungs, Ague I""hronie sore Eyes, Blistered Surfaces . of of cultivation. The balance is covered a.c. his equally beneficial in all kinds with the very brat T " ut. " l- 1. ...'....} . good proportion of Meadow. Tre ' La Indamatory Diseases, such as sore N ipples - and Eyes. Sprains, Rheumatism, White ROPGII-CAST ~.„... provements are a two-1.:m.7y !Swelling and Ulcers, Bruises, Burns, Chil a s • ' Mains. Erysipelas, Piles, Sze., will quickly I a Dwelling I louse, ''', be relieved by the application of this salve. with the back-buildinw attached. a large • This remarkable sanitive possesses many Barn, (part frame and part logy wagon virtues never found in any other article..—, shed, corn-crib, and other outbuildings.— It has themost perfect power over all pain There is a never-failing well of water, with byfire, positively allaying the suffering al- 1 a pump in it. convenient to thedoor. The most immediately upon its application.-- farm is well supplied with nuaraisig water. If any disbelieve the statement, wewould The fencing is good, and the farm nia the ' earnestly invite them to call and examine very best orde r. ____ _ ___ the numerous unsolicited certificates of JOSEPH HUNTER.. Aug. 24, 1849.-if of remarkable cures wrought by this salve. It bas for months past been sold upon the !Wowing liberal terms, to wit:. if the user i WAS not perfectly satisfied, and even die i lighted with its effects. and furthermore if Tregu es HE subscriber will sell at priranesalel it 'bit not fully answer our recommends the FARM on which MARA- Km- ' limas' their tatine.7 was returned iminedi ".o On these terms township, Adams county. adjoining lands PREY. jr., now resides, situate in Franklin : aid .. Y at their this absolute beal-all la now sold ; and we of King Wilson, Andrew Labouring / m. 4 s'"PIY ask if the Public can demand any and others, containing dung snare reasonable I Kind parent, keep Zitia siiisLatiliiaio it eametaistly on hand; in case of accident more or less. The unprnsvasente area b y F ile ' lik tarty be kit; iiid lc i ut it ; but TWO-STORY by no nos all bents are subject to its I con trol. unless tbe vitals Frame Dwelling. House, 111 'w'—No Pain Extractor 8n Extractor can be a first-rate LOG BAIL.N. with all gestaime unless you find the signature of Spring of good water convenient so the Camos or k, k, Cc. on the wrapper ,to , each door. There is a fair proportion of Ti.-: box. Bewareef Ilie counterfeit, ber and Meadow on the farm. and as ex-; RIFIEVAILTISM.--Comstock's Hew- 1 cellent Orchard. Persons wishing to as-; en' Nee* sod Bone Liniment. and Indian certain the terms, which will be nuisiona-! Vngetable Elixir, is warranted to cure any ble will eall upon the subscriber.. The r a g e of Rheumatism, Gout. Contracted 1 property can be viewed os application to, Chordsand HisseleaboratiffJoints,strength the tenantl en Weak Limits , and enable those who HENRY HERSHEY . Re m : see crippled to walk again. Use this . ar- Franklin tp„. Jane I. ISM-4 pick and he eared. or go without it and FARM FOR SALE. !staffer. as you please Certificates of cues- by the hundred can he seen at 21 . _ I Cortland street, N. York, where this arti- PHE subscriber offers at Female Sale.' de is sold only genuine. -at• • tin advantageOus bermes, f DEAFNESS.—Use Dr. McNair's Ac `\ liPalanii - 1 ....tic Oil. for the cure of Deafness. Al . so. all those disafrecahle noises, like the situate in Franklin township, Adams roan- i, biazzin g of insects, falling of water, whiz- ty. adjoining lauds of Robert Sbekly.Wm. zing of steam, which are symptoms of ap- Bailey, and Wm. Hamilton, win..in three proarhing 'deafness. 'Many persons who miles of Gettysburg, containing have been that for ten or twenty years, 184 Acre,' and 91 Firm-hes_ ~ and compelled louse ear trumpets, have, There are about 30 Acres of 11i oiaelland. after . ,.. usin g one orlw , o . boules * lhr e ' r 'Z t . a- and the rest under goon culucation. 'farce I a nte th ese trumpet s , b e i ng m ade P i 13 ' . . is-ell. It has cured cases of ten, tines, are two I)wellin and even thine %ears standing of deafness. i • ;,, Houses . H ogs Lai,;,,„ ‘ o f the. Piles.—'tire a a on the Farm, a doable LOG worst attacks of the Piles are effectually BARN, newly eureird, with sheds around : an d perm a n ent ly c ure d ins short ti me by it ; two wells of water. with a pinup in ' , the use of the genuine Hay's Liniment.— one of them; a sufficient quantity oifFruit; Hundreds of our first citizens throughout, 'Frees, such as Apple. Pear.- Peach and: the eteintry have used this liniment with Cherry. There is Meadow snificieed to ! complete success. It is warranted to cure make 60 tons of Illy yearly. About 15011 1 the most aggravated case. bushels of Lime have been pot on the farm. ! lino cane be effected the money will be and about 2,000 Cbeenotratils. • nefoaded., - This would suit to be derided into taro! For Sale at the Drug and Book Store of Tracts, both of clear and.wood Jamul. 1 - - AIIUEL IL BUEHLER. Any person wishing to purchase, wßlt Gettysburg. Jan. 19, 1849, be shown the farm. by Henry Trestle, re- 9 siding thereon. GEO. TROSTLE. ' July 27, 1849-40 FARM AT PRIVATE SALE. AT THE OLD STAND, BUT IM AVE MP AMOY : • J. G. FRET R ENDERS his seknowkdgments to _ his friends for past faeces, sad has FRESH ARRIVAL. the pleasure of sueeueeiell 'babe is assts - WEST received, superior sx}esh Mucha located at the old stand. on Washingtoo WI rel. N. E. Cheese. Lard and Sperm street, one square south of Tholopsussels; GA G. 4. arid 4 isle Salt, at reduced pri- Hotel, where be will be preipanal. as here- I ors . gp, r si d e by tofore, to do all kinds of JNO. hi. STEVENSON. Coach, Cloth, & Sin Painting) - aZrCARRIAGE REPAIRING dome at short notice, sad on reasonable terns, I I.IIIP-WAr-dallEarihT4llDlllE fur which Country Prothtee will be labels- THAT DREADFUL COUGH! The subscriber is thankful for pest Eel THE LUNGS AYE IN 1) A Its G E It—THE sore, and hopes. by attention to bissineallo WOLK OF THE DES I ROYER HAS aqd a desire to please, to merit and re-I BEEN BEGUN—THE COUGH OF tvasuairrioa HATH IN IT calves continuance of publit J. G . FRE A SOUND OF DEATH! RE . - 411, TOU A MOTHER,t—your darling Gettysburg, Jan. 12, 11549,--tf mak addl. rage idol and earthly joy, is now i perhaps assaasitto her chamber byadaegero n cis . THE TWO EXTREMES PROD-ics" --- her Page cheeks. her this, shrun ken lig DEB FOR! lers.teill the bold disease has already gamed upon t bes—the mud of her sepulchral cough pierces I your soot. HATS AND CAPS, VoUNG MAN. when just about to enter life, r disease sheds a herin-erushing blight over the 34 lit lit tb. , her prostrate of the tutum...your hectic' cough 1 mod kebre limbs tell el your loss 01 hope, but 1 you seed our &span. there is a balm which will Leal the wounded l ungs ..- i r us Wibbtra ai. 63.7149318 a .Skermaan7a4l4l-dcaltng Beet ' saws: AV M• W. PAXTON I Sire. ATTaEE, the sale of V. m. H. Attree, Etc- was & ism up by Dr. seu all, of Washing lIFT AS commenced the BOOT k SHOE t ogs lt- ...d 'lll'elnd ut ilal u e, /e N l e lliro • l f ur P k b . dsd n e e lr it hl i v i Z is ! Business, with HATS et: CAPS. aultionaght aloe must die. She had every ap. and has now on hands a large mad cam— pearance a being in conturnp ion, and was pro. plete assortment of , sounced so by her physicians. Sherman s Sal. HATS AND CAPS. BOOTS AND sae was given and " "'tell her. SHOES. Mrs GAlLitAllitAN IZ, of Bull's Ferry, wail of every description, suitable for men, era- a l ... r .u c tr : r e d , °/ e y: . " l .. w il P ed il l: b : o t e ku re g i t i l "Lw w he a n s men and children, which he will aril at reduced to a skeleton. Dr. A. C. Castle, Den. low prices for good pay. Call and exams. . 3 ,,, i _ ~1 B roa d wa y. has witnessed its effects in inc the Stock of Goods. It is wit necw- stieral cases where no other medicine afforded eery to describe minutely. for—Remember re., —but the lial.am operated like a charm. that every article that ran make the head Dr. C. 11'. 50 44tfie.,eJ IS wonderful effects in en. and feet comfortable and handsome, in all nag Asthma,,, e i "hic it never fails 01 dol"!- - .r.i.tg Biota, alarming as it may b e, is e ffect seasons oh the Year , can be heel at his -- pi ,air cured by ~i i. Bal..am. It heals the nip. Store, two doors below the Pout-office. :wed or wounded blood vessels, and makes the lila. Very superior New York and .i.ar.gs too ud again. Philadelphia Silk and Beaver Mils cosi- lies. HEN bll JONES, los Eighth avenue, etantly on hand. was cured of cough and catarrhal affection of SU Gettysburg, Oct. 19, 1819.—tf years standing. The lirA dose gate him more ..) relief :ban all the °the, medicine he had emir ta• atoi Dr. L. ./. Beals, Iti Delaney street, gate it GENTLEMEN i is a sainer-in-law who aas laboring under Con , V ILL find It to their advantage local gyp, and to another sorely afflicted with at the Store of J. 1.. SCHICK. tbeAstliala. tu both cases its effects were am end examine his stock of Satin Toping. w*ei-Joe, soon restoring them to ctmlortsbui Gloves, Stockings. Handkerchiefs, Era- 1 16 " 113 a- Mrs. LUCRETIA WELLS, 05 Christie st., vats, Suspenders, dc. ~ saddened iron Asthma 42 years. Sherman', Bal. Art OLD PENS AND SILVER PEN- saes relieved her at onee.and she is comparative ly well, being enabled to subdue every attack by Ul CMS, (best quality) Card Cases. a timely vse of This medicine. This indeed is Visiting and Printing Cards, Fancy Note Ile Creel remedy for Coughs, Colds, Spitting Paper, Envelopes, Motto Wafers, Fanyr Eiasiod, Liter Complaints, and all the affections or the throat, and even Asthma and Consump. Sealing Wax, Letter Stamps, kir.. for sale S. H. BUEHLER- .. tam Price 25 cents and $1 per bottle. by cr9r sierman s Cough and Worm Lozen D.i , EAGY 4 get,. and Poor MILO'S Plasters, sold as abuts. i LARGE Id or Ribbons aad Flew- : Dr. c-herman s Office is at 100 Nassau at. N. Ir: A era just received and for sale by ' riir-F4.4 sale by Oct. 5. J. L. SCHICK. / SAMUEL 11. BUEHLER, General .sf gent. Gettysburg ; and by Plain and Figured Clea . Dr. Yardman , Petersburg ;J. Id. Hollinger, Held. rs. E. Stable, Cesare Mills; J. .M . Kniglat, STEEL BEADS. Purse Twist, Tassels ' leibi mig ; Deudossille i J. P. Lower, Arendtsville; Stick h Silk Canvass. and Retiesles,roostaat. Wanes, Munanasburg ;T. M'Knight, M 'Knight. yon hand and for sale at SCHICK'S. silk; A. Scott,Calbtown; J. Brinkeibufl; Fair . held; E, . Zack, New Chester; D. M. C. White, GM!?! FRINGE! RILE! ' fiasapton; H. E. Miller and Win. Wolf, East just miw i red a , Borita; W. Basinger, Abbottstown ; .. Lilly ilk L. SCHICK has Ihsey..bew Oxford; E. 7 1. Owings, M'Slierrys- J. fine ee"runent ni . G.,._ . i imP e sad rile' 4 toad; aal Samuel Berlin, Littisstons. I gee , iin d • irori t l ankle °, MOCK Bilk. . d, so, isiiillm 37' PRIV3TE S3I.E. 9a - 0 c R E-X 0 P JrS JUST RECEIVED and now opening a large lot of Long and Square SRAWLS, Turkere do., which will be sold barer than, they have ever been offer ed in the county. Ladies call soon at KURTZ'S, and examine for yourselves and scour, ere too late, one of the hand somest and most graceful articles that so richly enhances the costume. Oct. 26. 1849. BALTIMORE FALL TRADE, To Country Merchants & Families rpm: undei named merchants, importers, man ulacturers, and dealers, respectfully unite in calling the attention of country merchants and others visiting Baltimore, to their large end va ried stock of goods, which will be found u com. plate, and the prices as low as at any other es tablishments in this or any other city. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Ctisarms & Barites, Wholesale Dealers is Books and Stationery, No. 462 Market street, Opposite Betrayer street WILLIAM BROWN, Importer. Manufacturer, and Dealer in Watches, Fine Jei►elry, Plated Ware,and Fumy Goods, Wholntik mut Retail. No. 280 Baltimore street. ROBERT BROWN & SON, Mutsu lil WATONIO & JIMIRMY, INLYIBR • PLATE, ana II a sits Goose, Comet of Market and Calvert streets, Op Posit* the Museum. " CORTLAN & 0.. No. 203 lizmistosa st ar, rs Importe aud Dealer in Faintly and Fancy Hardware, able Cutlery ' Plated Goods, Bronzed Fenders, &ea allare Thread Warehouse. urn LA.R'I%ABEE, No. 24 North Calvert d.gg (;) • street, Importers of Shoe Threads, Shoe Tool*, and Findings in General, and Moonier, Inter of Fashtonable Lasts, Boot Trees, Shoe Trees, Crimping Boards, etc. J. H. WHITEHURST'S SILTITI/ItT D►OeaaaLi GALLIA'S/it • No. 207 i Baltimore street, Baltimore; 77 Main street, Richmond; Sycamore street, Petersburg; Main street, Norfork, and Main street, Lynchburg. GEORGE F. BROWN •BROTHER, WIROLIIMALI DIIIIIaIkIisTS, N 0.4, Liberty street, Hare constantly on hand a large and desirable toclt of thugs, Paints, Oils, hc., to which thed sn%ite the attention of the trade. T. W. WILLIAMS. LADIU FII6IIIIOKAIRLI BOOT& SIIIO2 STONC, Wholesafe And Retail, No. 101 Baltimore street, Nearly opposite the Museum. HENRY J. lIGBY, Merchant Tail6r, No. 154 and 156 Museum Building, Baltimore street, Splendid Clothinit tor Hen and Boys TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS PAPIR H•e9111011, WROLISALL AKO RITAIL. J. HE attention of Country Merchant* in• a. 1 1! cited to our large 11560r110N02 of Wall Pa per, Fire Board Printe, 4!de., winch we oder at lowest Prices. curtain Paper—We have the largest and best assort:nent in the city. and the lowest. price. A call lb !solicited HOWELL 6‘ Manufacturers, 207 Baltimore Street, between Charles and Light streets ROYS'I'UN BETTS, WitoLKtALs DRALra if Foreign and Domestic Dry-Goods, No. 283 Baltimore street. ETA large lot of kerseys and Blankets to hand EZRA GATES, N 0.221 Baltimore street. Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of TRIMMINGS, REGALIA. AND VAJILINTIr GuODS T. W. BETTONS SHIRT FACTORY. 'Wholesale and Retail. No. 179 Baltimore street. [ETA large stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods constantly on hand G. V. KEEN & CO, N 0.12 Baltimore at, 6 doors West of the Bridge rOgeANUFACTGIiERtsund dealers in Tin and dAtk* sheet lion Ware; Britannia, Block Tin, Willow and Wooden Ware; Stoves, Hardware, Cutlery and Fancy Goods. 11. BOLTON. FIISRIONABLR CLOTRIMO EMPORIUM, Whn!nate and Retail, No. 131 Baltimore street, Second door west of Charles TIN WARE! TIN WARE!! IMEALERS will fi nd it greatly to their ad• IM by calling at my establishment to select their Tin Ware, as I am selling very low for cash. ALFRED 11. REIP, No. 335 Baltimore street GEORGE K. QUAIL, Fasnionable Hat and Cap Stare, No. 204 Pratt Street. Near Hanover street, iffy AS on hand, a large stock of Bats and Caps SAilslh of the latest style Also, now opening. a large and selectassort meat of Furs, consisting of 11.72dorrs, 80/1,1 ASO Vrotessinia,„rg All of which will be sold low for cash JOSEPH K. STAPLETON, No. 195 Baltimore Street, ANUFACTURE, all kinds of Brushes, SIMI Bellows, Fishing rods and Tackle. ..t.ramithe Bellows made and repaired G. G. FINCH, No. 32 Light street, Wholesale and Retail dealer in STOVES, ewers, roftesess, BARTUS WILKINS, Wholesale and Retail Saddle, Iliarness. Trunk, AND COl4llll /ACTOR!. No. 178 Market &red. GHARLES BLAKE, Dealer in ff'eaches; Jewelry, and Watch Materials, wftor. AAAAA mID No.' 102 Baltimore street. J. P. HARTMAN, MIRCIIIIIPIT TAILOR, No. 103 iialtiwore sired, fietypeen.Celvert and Light, trinperior Clothing ready matte A, & J. B. MATMOT, • Gay Street Chair ll'areroorhs, Ne.,29 Gay Streit, Where may be obtained every variety of Fan. ey and Windsor Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Settees, &c. L. IA RRF.TT, Has Removed to No, 125 Baltimore street, American goading, And has opened a new and splendid stock of Men's and Boy's Ready-made Clothing. WSTEELE & CO., Wholesale and Re- O tail Booksellers and Stationers, No. 92 Baltimore street, 5 doors East of Holliday, are now receiving from New York trade sales a large assortment of Books, Stationery, Paper, Blank Books, etc., which they will sell very low, JESSE MARDEN, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in Patent Platform Balances and Scales of every description, Second Charles it., between Lombard and Pratt. ARMY BROGANS. . GEOHIPE IllA t itfllAN, No. 104 Pratt Street., II door East of !hoover, MIAS on hand a large assortment of Army and other Brogans, for Servants, Men, Wo• men, and Boyal IH. I H. W 4 DIFFENDERFFER, Of the firm of R. ElDowney C 0..) NylTlis 1 s friends to their complete assort ment of ICII FALL DRY GOODS, Whole. Al. enslßotail, 101:4 &Minato ilreotp, .- ' HORN'S TRUNK MANUFACTORY, Corner of Baltimore and Calvert streets, frIONSTANTLY on hand the largest assort meat in the city of Leather Travelling and Packing Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, etc. Wholesale and Retail. October 5, 1h.19.-5t TUE GREAT REMEDY FOR BURIPS! CERTIFICATE': AND REFERENCES. (SIR—A few days since I badly burned one of il3-1 ray hands with melted silver, which I was pouring from a crucible. I applied your Master of Paln,vrhich at once relieved me from the ex cruciating pain, and worked a complete cure, leaving no scar. W. S. WO( D. Syracuse. Dec. I, '4n. silversmith. BURNED CHILD CURED. • Mr. W. L. Green, formerly Postmaster at Joe lin's Corner's, N. Y., states that one of his child. NO fell on a hot stove, very badly burning his fees, and severely injuring one ofhie eyes. You sey's Muter of Pain was applied, which imme diately relieved all pain, and erected a cure with out leaving a scar. TERRIBLE BURN CURED. Mr. T. Hughes, employed at the Salamander Iron Works in New York, bad his arms dread fully burned. by the bursting of a feteeee, eau.. ing the skin and dash to peel off the arm in large Bakes, leaving a shocking and painful eight.-- Teasers Mister of Pain was used, and the pain instantly siopped, and the arm was speedily cu red without a scar. Messrs. Arnim?, the pro- prietors of the Foundry, certify to these facts:— gvery person should keep this Ointment by them. ANOTHER BURN CURED. Mr. S. Teusey—l have been much pleased with the healing qualities of your Muter of Pain. I lend you one of a number of cases in my own family. My little girl, eight yesns o(age while at play in my sitting-room. accidentally fell, resting her whole weight upon the hot stove, for clog herself back with the hand stilton thestove and burning the skin of he( hand to a crisp..., One application of your Ointment immediately removed all pain—not a blister was raised—and the' next day, althongh the skin wan stiff, all sore ness had been removed. H. TARNS. i..tFor side by SAMUEL H. BUEHLER, Generale/Meat, Gettgsberg; and by Dr. Kauffman. Petersburg; 'J. 8.. Hollinger, Heidlereburg; E Stable, Centre Mille ; J. M. Knight, Bendereville ; J. F Lower, A rendratown; Stick &Witmer. M um masburg; T.m . s: night, M% Knightevil le ; A. Scott, Caehtcen; J. Brinker hot); Faiifirld ; E. Zuck, New Cheater• D. M C. White, Hampton; H.L. Miller and %Villian Wolf, F:iiet Berlin; Wm. Bittinger. A bbotte town ; Lilly & Riley, nets Oxford; E. J. Ow l into, M".7;herryirtowit ; and Samuel Berlin, tlestown. bept. 14, 1340,-3m 'HE subscriber tenders hir acknowl odgments to the public for 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 mild in Uhambersburg street, a large and fresh SUPPLY OF DRITGS & MEDICINES, ' y,wizst:J c , • Paiuts,Varuish, Dyestuffs and every variety of articles usually found in a Drug store, to which he invites the attention of (tie public, with assurances that they will be furnished at the most reason able prices. S. H. BUEHLER Gettysburg, June 2, 1848. he 'Whys' and 'Wherefores ' • T HESE are the times in which men look for the doings of the world and general information, to the Press, which ts. by-the-by, the true path-finder for bus iness men, as well as those who wish to make evere penny count most for them selves. 'Fills being the order of the day, the undersignet , wishes to keep with the current, and at the same lime give the reader a good hint which path to travel to make his money count most. A few good reasons will satisfy the reader at once why is is that the undersigned will and can sell any gentleman a suit of ready-made clothing, from the commonest every-day suit to a fine Sunday and superfine wed ding suit, cheaper than any other estab !ishment. In the first place, then, he is able to sell cheaper than other establish ments, because he is wall acquainted with nos business. He buys and sells for cash. and knows when and where and how to buy his goods. "Goods well bought are hall sold." Even if he had-no advantages over any one in his line of business, he can still undersell them, because he re -1 quires no large profits to make up for large expenses. He attends to his busi ness himself, and therefore. incurs but ! small expenses, comparatively speaking, in carrying on the same. He sells his goods ' for cash, and therefore requires no large profits to make up fur loss sustained by credit sales. No one will doubt that the Cash and One-price system together with 1 1 small profits, is she best mode of dealing end most advantageous to the purchaser. 1 If any' one doubts this, he will be convin ced of its truth by calliig at the Clothing and Variety Store, opposite the Heidi, where he will find a large assortment of all kinds of Ready-made Clothing, fur men's and boys' wear, together with every arti cle in this line of business—Cloaks, Over Coats, -frank, sack, business and dress Coats, Pants and -'Vests of sill descrip tions, Woolen Under-shirts and drawers, all kinds of Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Hand kerchiefs, Silk Gores and Stockings, wrap- pers, Caps, Hats, together with some fun ey articles.--Jewelry, Pistols, knives, and a few Six-shooters, all of which he will with pleasure exhibit fur examination to ' those who call upon him. The prices are such as Willmitisfy every one that this-is the place to buy Fall an Winter Cloth ing, You will be 'asked but One price, , with but •a very-small profit. The sub scriber takes this occasion to tender to the public his thanks for the liberal patronage which fie has thus far received, and res pectfully solicits a continuation of the same. Also for sale, a very good and neatly trimmed ROCKA WAY BUGGY, with standing top, and a second-handed Buggy, which will be disposed' of very low, either for cash or with a credit of six months, as may suit purchasers. MARCUS SAMSON. Sept. 28, 1849. HOUSE SPOUTING VI/ ILL be made and put up by the subscriber,who willattend prompt ly to all orders, and upon as reasonable terms as can be procured at any establish ment in the county. GE O.E BUEHLER. AUCITIONEEMNO. J F. KOE HLER respectfully ten • dere his services to the Public as Sale Cryer. Terms moderate. Residence, Abbots town, Adams county, Pa., where all let.s.. tern or orders for his serviette may be ad. dressed. - .oet. 19, 1949, 77 4 f • 4 M'ALISTER'S ALL-lIE.AL ING OIN'F)IENT (TIM H^o 1.11,117,) Contains no Mercury or other Mineral. Frnm the ''Reading Eagle." There never, perhaps, was a medicine brought before the public that has in no short a time woo such a reputation as M'A Ilister's AR-Healing or World's salve." Almost every person that has mailetrial of it spenks warmly in its praise. One has been cured by it of the moat painful Rheum - tismi another of the Piles, a third of a trouble some Pain in the Side, a fourth of a Swelling of the Limbs, kc. It it dues not give immediate re , lief in every case, it can never de injury, being applied outwardly. As another evidence of the wonderful healing power possessed by this salve, we subjoin the following certificate from a re. apectable citizen of Maidencreek township, in this county : "Itlaidenoreek, Berko co, PI., March 30, 47. Metifiis. Ritter &C0.—.1 desire to inform you that I was entirely cured of a-severe pain in the back by tbe use of M'A I Lister's All-Healing Salve which I purchased froni you. I Mitered with it about SIO year., and at night was unable to sleep. During that time I tried various remedies, which were prescribed for me by physicians and oth er persons without receiving any relief, and at ,last made trial of this Salve with a result favors ble beyond experetatidn. lam now entirely free frorri the pain, and enjoy at night a sweet and peaceful sleep. I have also used the Salve since for tooth ache and other complaints, with similar happy results. Your friend, • JOHN HOLLENDACH. The following is from a regular Physician of extensi vs practice in Philadelphia: James M'Allister-Bir : I have for the tee last years been in the habit of using your Oint ment hi cues of Rheumatism, Chilblains and in Tenia Capites, (Scald Head,) anti thus far with the happiest erect. I think from the experiments I have malls, with it, that it richly deserves to be adopted as an article of every diy use by th!pro folios at large. Your's, truly, 8 BELL, M D • Philadelhia, D I e 30 . 1147. James SPAllister—Dear p Sir: lake pleasure in making known to you the great benefit I have received by using your Vegetable Ointment or the World's Salve. I had an Ulcer. or running sore on the ear, of many years standing; I had applied to several physicians, but all to no par_ pose; but by using your Ointment a few days. it was completely dried up and well I base alto Lord it for Rums, for which I fled It an excellent article; also, in all cases of inflammation EDWARD THORN I certify the above statement is true ' M C CADMUS, No 90 , , Maritetatreet, (ETA mind the bx are directions for usin IktrALL ISTEH'S OINTMENT for Seroftrla, g rssipelas, Teller, Chilblain, S a fd Brad. tore .1 yes. Quincy, Sore Throat, Breakhiris. Nervous After. hone, Pains, Disease of the Spine, Deminehe, Asti - Ina, Deal nese, Rat Ache, Barns, Corns, all Diem. es of the Skin. Sort bps, Pimples, 4.r., Swelling of the Limbs, Sorer, Rhetorottinir, Piles, ('old Fret, rrOop Mtrellrd or Brokta Breast, Toolhaeht, atrt in the Fro r, If Mirrits its and Nramies knew Its value in ca ses of “swollen" or Sore Breast, they vt old not be without it. In such easel, if freely used, ac cording to the direction, around each box, it gives relief in a ccryfer how's. trrThis Ointment is good for any part of the body or limbs when inflamed. In some cases it should be applied often. rat - ZION—No Ointment w ill be gennine iinleas the name of JAXIN WALLIS - MI I. writ• ten with a pen on every label. !IX For Ka'a hy..pnt„,4ents in all the principal towns in the United states. JANF.B 11IrA LLISTER. Snip Proprietor of the shove A , edieine, PRINCIPAL OFFICE No. 98 North' Mild rtreet, Philadelphia. 11 FRI CE 25 CENTS PER TIOIC.JI AGENTS.—S.' Sr FORIVRT. Settyshurg; Jo seph R. Henry, Ahhottstown; ;Voter & Roue, F.mmitsborg; J. W. Schmidt, Hanover; C. A. Morris Si Co., York; L. Denig, Chambersburg. Jane 18, 184P.—eovely FEVER AND AGUE. This complaint has three stores. The first or quotidian comes on every 24 hours; the tertian, every 40 hours; and the quartian,every 4s hours. Trhese are usually called the hot, the cold, ant/ sweating. The symptoms are yawning and stretching; cold hands and feet p a shrivelled skin, a small and frequent pulse; and finally a cold shake. 0:7-Who would shiver and shake with this tormenting disease, when the only effectual rem edy may be had for • mere trifle? The lionis ed certificate was wholly unsolicited, and the sin cerity of the writer cannot be questioned. This certifies that my son had been troubled with the Fever and Ague for the last font or five years. He first took it when we lived over in Jersey; and since we came here he has never known a well day. Half the time he has not been able to work at his trade ind as MI , bus. band is dead sad my only depe ndence is on my son's labors, times have gone pretty hard will us. Think Dollhe has got entirely rid of it at last, and all by the use of Dr. Clickeoer's won derlul sugar Pills. If I had only known of them before. I would have walked a hundred mile. rather than be without them. I thank you heartily, Dr. Clickener. for the good they have done my son, and you will oblige me by thanking your Agent, Mr. Sent, for stopping with them at our door. Your bitniblis 'terrain, SUSAN COPLEY. Oct. 13, 1845. Hnntington township. L. I. ID"For sale by SAMUEL HI:BUEHLER, GeweratAgest t Gettysburg; and by Dr. Kauffman, Peteisburg; J. 13. Hollinger Heidlersbnrg ; E. Stehle; Centre `Mills; J. M. Knight, Benderssil , e; J 1 F. Lower,,Arendtsrille; stick & Witmer Alummasburg ; T. Al Knight, M'Kuightsville; A. boott. Cashtown ; J. Brink erhoff, Fairfield; E. tuck, New Chester; D. AL C. White, Hampton; H. L. Miller and William Wolf. East Berlin; Wm. Bittinger, Abbowstown ; Lilly & Riley, New Oxford ; E. J. 00 inga, 34'- !therryttown ; and simnel Berlin, Littlestown. Aug. 31,1840.-3 m TEA AttENOT. FRESEI TEAS of all kinds , -,Gunpoindec./m- MP!" perial, Young /Iron, and Black—of the best quality, just received and for Mlle St - the Drug and Book Store of , III0""Theae Teats are:from the house of Jenkins, tit C 0,., Philadelphia , (formerly of Canton,) and are of the very best quality. S. H. BUEHLER. ILK s.—nor opening. a splendid 02 . 011- P " 7 ment of those rich CHANGEABLE SILKS, Chameleon Silks, Chameleon Stripe Armure, Satin Du Chene, besides a groat variety of Black Silks, which will be sold 20 per cent. cheaper than at any other establishment in town. A. H. HURTS. THE STAR AND BANNER.; htpublißhedevery Friday Evening, in the County Building,aboiie the Reiiater and Reeorder'a Office, by D. A. & C. 11. BITE HLER. TERMS. 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