4t
.ttst ' • •
%%kW anolitein any nn' them manteelsrv, it
!Omer dati to prrsrnt him to the Court, so
Ittsititat ntrentler may be proceeded against as
11* dimes. and on conviction his 'testae
Win, navolted.•
Ths t poort in bringing the several matters,
ansottlity . In their charge, before you, have
bar r'" totted by no other motive than a desire
to intiltanto their duty faith fully, and conclude
by filformuthvg the hope that your delilmmtions
smut Int plerunt to yourselves and beneficial
to ibostahnsunity,
For the "Star and Barnser."
TO Ella.
hiaintrir abroad vale in a far oIT land,
WOO% Ilia a sweet Apo, near my childhood's home
gentle mound near the ocean strand.
Wises the ma-breeze delights in zephy rs to roam.
There's a forest grove on the top of that mound.
And mountain and .41 meet the eye all around.
Round he tithe-worn trunk of an old oak tnee,
A dish /lowered vine has closely entwined.
'Nitath its 14 itlefy.spread boughs. enelmed. you see
A giatre—its head to the summit inclined—
, 'I hife green grassy grave, and stands all alma.
A nil 'nothing but is Marked on the stone. 1
Oh! I hive to steal in the twilight gray,
And sadly pie on that plain grave.-
To. muse on those hours long since passed sway.
blow buried, alas hicath times deep wave--
At:A the spirit of Ella seems wondering true,
As Irtillearee each learn: her memory.
Oh ! IYernentber the bright Sabbath morn—
At.the altar she stood—a pale sweet brides
The flowing veil—a white wreath to adorn.
A brow that I prayed nn ill to betide.
I beer now the murmur that rose from the crowd,
.114iir virtue and beauty were whispered aloud.
Igit tear then bedewed her dark pensive eye.
Het bearing wet firm—the' passive and tame;
But I marked the swell at a pent-up. sigh—
The shudder that ran o'er her trembling frame. .
Her form to the altar there did meekly bow,
But her lips moved not to the dread solemn vow.
Ah ! sadly I turnil from the gay young throng,
As theiight sped far thmUgh the vista r 4 Yearat I
Fort Ihnew too well that the grave e're long
Wonad end her crush'd hopes and silence her fears.
Th4l story I heanl of a parent's command,
Thad exultingly pledged her Onwilling hand..
I think of the eve when her tears flowed free—
Ai the toll the tale of her sours pure love--
Tim tie that had Imundher, she must obey.
That kindness and time must remedies prove.
Alt! yea, it has proved therms of that vow.
That, laid her a victim in the cold rive now.
Oh Pollen I gaze on that patent's face,
Who' hada her obey to wed another-o.
A rafthe withered hopes you can plainly tome;
°tie the deep pea metl lm w_of Austen's-wither
Aga day after day she weeps all alone=
The cry breaks forth—my own Ella. any Own !
Allll ad t l.where is be to whom she could give
Tbe freshness and love of her kind mire soul I
Difeei'a stone mark the spol=or does he live
In a sea of woe that brooks no control I
Ileirdresi.:4ltil his foot turps are often led
Aithlieslin hour to sweet Ella s bed.
Whenthemist is sleeping **yonder hill.
And thcetara keep watch in yon avid hide .In.
When the nhththirds arm En nein*, loud and Aral.
H lotted Jansen ear and eland onibeary_eye.
fnan•
To thw of thee, EUa, ea think of thee. O. •
Inck Reduced
VAUGHN'S
zJmimaumc zarrmuci
Largo lloaloo—Only Oise Dollar.
OW Prlngilltat efoi• 011.14 Amorist Itemedy ,'' Vareatei
Vsessita Latiownstte hitrrows." lads*. by de
BM":
polidtatiew it his Ass theesehest the UAW
BMW sae Cateds. has New
H W
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~, , Uinta th•Prks . 'in the County to offtir indneeinpnts to pin
-4
°6 " " 411 kliwk " a " " a fi. " - 611 4 " 4 . ' chasers and particularly Builders who
hemeneth, he .rat pet ad bet se oat Sas —4ll San - . - -
bode t -oho tenillette'will hi • ''• Can 6 furnhhed with all their necessary
••••
ORR DOLLAR. 3 materials, a little lower than they can be
Tssiiab*Was.mtaalk.a that the thanes or the illedb ' purchased elsewhere. .
al"' is "Id" Ind. "" 6 " "sr" WILL. lull " . the ass es will be beiewei le f T heir stock of Saillert•, Shoe Findings,
inteassese : sad ass .
•
my* it .es hentofr • • i OH' ant Nan* -Wds
a. Nails., 41a41 Coach
Jii ail atiatior o b o e. Seed oda. wit be putthewl . •
is
. trimmins comlete.
kr.lawassistuvis wit Slime ask theiSts as __.,year • g p
ittialai Amis. the weenewr said le i I d w oos t h ig ht,. Dye stuffs and Cedar Ware at the low.
wads he sei Is be Seed with the wee sown er •• Renterakii . eat rates,
.rawiiior itau.. let wan, imam. heSea ;sir. is :ill t h e y ask is to give diem a call and
4,llrware.„ thew Ref SOW esperation se Wire tho , " •
"red: sad ha. sattahed teen fie Ogle MO tiv its iiiipstiii judge for yourselves, for it Is no trouble to
" Idk4 "`" aw ' a " . "` ll " l " l " 4 " 4 "mmumuNk 4 "Id" , show Goods ; ho pin by their attention to
2 i foiSt(i efa.eater Siete le tide IS. . g
m a p firricuLattia .. d o, aid* iiiisi ~,i 6 pm ie . & ! business to merit as heretofore their usual
l ido* mist iisniisuivdes tbe share of public patronage
'
. • ... • su o i . live, ti Lu i
pe I Oct. 3—tf
stesa etisetsati k Ise the spereedes er wiish lib sad '
1116 walien• be. s iWitir With TOON IMI 111 MOO CV/
I ' . ''' . Deify sad OraveL
all WOW* enhat sates It vs be WWI avert wire
tiailet *Shen
be. alredand he easieS— sad am
Opp Osionistithism. mare ispidelli, DROWN the *WA'
ales Valid iirgiiii sad heesdp aseweed it. At me
PM.* styli it it slip ebtaird hr elk ad the hell will Pes
us sato ft he tam
Nowt MOW fa the Weld:
130 late! oak he panehler tie wawa ea that away 3
thelf olatale4ear Wu. pager of Mleiliplik(& &Aida le bat
dial saatier) wawa& he bonehead esteem. ad which
wet sea inay aslant per year to praetialaeaskam.
Tani me** er lauedeeed to make the hook of ant
vela. mid* Owe he aerator a. aa advartiia maim Ca
eadidee. the atiammy ill law of whisk, he the teen of
bapplemiall tatm a the wastry. woe be laid apsi,
pss"" Yalah.e. Yawata& Lithaseata Minna"—the
atwt elawsiese weds. sow he sea la qua ipumvit
oak Wall bottles at le ow each. No swell blahs will be .
booed abet the aweat stock le ahead of.
biedao 0111. e. Dana. N. Y.. fa Naha
• C. C. VAUGHN.
bilitielleissale eta Retell by OLCCIIT 111c1CONION •
M. VW Nadas Lane. New Yak CNN
11; , ..111 lawn (azeoptioa fame area sad dram with
was he wersaw bade..) mat be part paid, ee ea atemeise
witiweltat a tar.
GrlVTg—s. H. Buehler, Gettysburg Jerob
Martin, Chasm!: Wen. Welt, East Berl it ;Jo.
reek.,Jl Hintlfy. Abhotteturrg ; J. B. Unot. ray
ettAtille ; Lewis Mini!, Cbawberabunt
Birini, Ha nuver. Oet. lg, 1051.
4'1404211M OF PURE 110.1141.4
r"fittersiOl'a I:office National Magazine
For 1852.
rifiS, periodical, above all others, is malted
41 fa ate? ,y reading Considering that it Is
a dollar less In price then the three dollar
monthlies of similar design, it is the cheapest
and beet in the world. Mrs. Ann S. Stephens,
the &hale editor, has just returned from Eu
rope. after an absence of two years, and will
emdribute for 1852, in addition to thrilling now
el mad miles—such as no one else can write. 1—
4141nises of To Abroad." All the best
Artietlistir temale writers will Reels' her. For
1812,, tkereftne, the reading matter will be un
denim/.
Paris and Bloomer Ptahlone.
, In" matters of dress, this Magazine has al.
srayialteen the itri-book Fashion. In order
to Ault all taste, the "Ladies' National" for
report the Bloomer Fashions. These
given in superb Colored Plates, show,
Inf his prettiest and latest styles as worn in
Matting • Nsw York and Philadelphia. The
ether embellialituents will also be unrivaled :
they will be of every variety ; as, for Maumee,
Adargailbera Mezzotints ; Line Engravings; thr.
„Apra M owersa Tinkd,Ernte.llisaments ; ./i/us•
Aratllitrastfor Einhraidery ; Crocrlitt /Pork, and
Heir Week.
'Phipvtip' liens! has also contracted for a Se
rift-Air Maitsitieo tutleles , from competent ,
Impel.. on Horsemanship, Horticulture, Croch
eiksetwkii rtohionable Embroidery, and New
..Howitiblll Receipts, more complete than aver
jet pa Biked in say periodical.
lose-44 will be seen that no other magazine
prig*" half such claims to popularity.
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PREMiums roil CLUBS.
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, rsPIitij.,PATIMSON,
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NEW GOODS-NEW GOODS!
rirst of the Season I
'The Cheap Corner always ahead
with New and Fashionable Goods !
TILE C.1.411'.111G21' 11,AS .I.I.READI
OPENED—KEEP TILE BALL
ROLLING
DE LAIN ES--DE
received the .largest lot of M. de
[Alines ever offered this plena—which
will be sold at prices that will "astonish
the natives."
1 ease, fast colored, at I 2 eta.
1. 184 66
I 4. 22 "
111:7"Also, the largest lot of SR A WI,S
ever brought to town, which will be sold
at priees that' cannot be beat anywhere in
the County.
N. B. We will not weary your pa
tience by calling attention to a great die.
play of articles and promises, but merely
add—Money ;tat is really paved in snaking
purchases, Id much better than all we read
of. Thereinto call and secure BAR.
GAINS, as our stock consists of nearly
all the articles' kept in the
Dry Goods and Grocery Line.
QJ►/)an't target the place.
KURTZ'S CHEAP CORNER
Oct. 3, 1851—if
.7.dit aNP :Al (t) cit
MIRE STILL AHEAD.
FAHNEBTOCK lc . SONS, would
11 , respeethilly inform their friends and
the - public that having 'greedy enlarged
their Store and increased their stock of
Goods, with additional facilities for pur
chasing they are now ; prepared to offer
extraordinary inducements. to purchasers. j
' Having just returned from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore. with the larg
rest. cheapest and best selected stock of
Goods ever offered to the public. they in-1
rite their - friends to give them a call. It
embraces
D : R-r- GOODS,
Groceries, Queenaware, Hardware,
Sadkry,• Oil and Paints. nye
Stop, Cedar Ware, 4.c..
The Ladies are particularly invited to
call and examine their Handsome assort
ment of Dress Goods, Shawls, Bonnet
Silks, Velvets and Ribbons, as also an ex-
ceedingly large assortment of Fancy
Goods, dm.
For gentlemen's wear they can show the
largest and cheapest assortment of Black
and" Fancy Cloths and Cassiineres, easel
netts. Kentucky Jeami, Cords, Vestings,
and Overwatings ever before offered.
Domestics of every description, and
very eheap
• CROCERCES
always to be had at thi lowest market
prices.
They are also prepare,d with the largest
stock of
NEW GOODS.
GEORGE ARNOLD
1011 AS just returned from Philadelphia
and Baltimore, and is now opening
at the old stand as beautiful and well se
wed a stock of U n ods as has been offered
to the public at any time, among which .-
a large lot of
qatzitarp arizaellante
Cassimerea, Cassinetts, Velvet Cords, Be
vvrusgs, Kentucky Jams. Tweeds, Over
coat, orbs. Alpacas (plain and figured o.
every variety,) Medims, Cashmeres, Co,
burg Cloths. M'Dftlanes, Silks. Calicoes
Gingham& LONO ANI)MUARK SHAWLS of
every variety very cheap, Flannels, Blank
eta, Domestics, Gloves. Hosiery. Bunnei
Ribbons. Trimniings; &c. with a large
lot of PRES.,/
Groceries and Queensware,
together with ahnost every snide in the
trade, sill of which will be sold cheap fur
Coati or Produce.
74.%1fe do not boast. but we wish our
friends expressly to understand that we
wall not be undersold in any article by any
establishment in this place or elsewhere.—
We buy fur CASH and cannot be beat.
Gettysburg. Oct. B.'Bl—H
P. S. A few STOVESon hand which
will be sold very cheap.
licrOld debts thankfully received.
WE ME TOE GOODS NOW,
ANIM nosTABZIE.
W M. W. PAXTON has just returned
front the city with by far the larg
est assortment of BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, & .C.APS, he has ever hid on
hand. emlnaeing every variety of style,
material., workmanship, &c, to suit Ladies,
Gentlemen. Boys and Girl*, and obildnm
of every age. .
Ladies' Gaiters, I .
" • Jenny'Linds,
"
Buskins, tete
Gentlemen's B.ip,,
" -Calf,
" Morocco,
" Monroes, m
" Boots A &c. a
*
He has among his assortment the floe
Fall style of Moleskin Hat, a beautiful ar
ticle of Philadelphia make; also, the new
style Black Soft Hate, just coming into
fashion ; Slouch Hato, of every variety
of color, Ate. ; also, every variety of cloth,
silk, and Linen Caps. of the newest style
and best snake ; all of which he will sell
very low for ready pay.
He has made arrangements to manatee
lure any article called for that he has not
on head. •
pc?" Call anti examine the geode.
W. PAX,TOSI.
Gettysburg, Oct. 31, 1851
Pli4nks of all kiodii for
axle a~ this office.
Philndelphia Advertisements
HOVER'S INK MANUFACTORY!
HEMOVND TO
No. 144 Race Street.
(Between fourth and Ilya. opposite
Crown street,) Philadelphia.
WHERE the proprietor is enabled 4
• by increased facilities. to supply
the growing demand fur HOVER'S INK.
which its wide-spread reputation has crea
ted:
Thia Ink is now so well established in
the good opinion and confidence of the A
merican Public. that it is scarcely necea
tray to say any thing in its favor. and the
manufacturer takes this opportunity to say
that the confidence thus secured shall not
be abused.
In addition to the various kinds of IYri
'ling Ink, he also manufactures Ildnman
tine Cement for mending Glass and Chi
na, av well as al:superior a
trial only is necessary to secure their fu
ture use, and a .Sealing Wax, well adapt
ed for Druggist and Bottlers, at a' very low
price, in large or small quantities.
gr.. 7 Orders addressed (o
JOSEPH K HOVER, Manufacturer,
No. 144 Race Street.hetween 4 and 6th, opposite
Crown street, Philadelphia.
HEW AND POPULAR SCHOOL BOOK
(iOMPREHENSIVE SUMMARY of
1 UNIVERSAL HISTORY, together
witha BIOGRAPHY of DISTINGUISH
ED PERSONS, to which is appended an
epitome of HEATHEN M rrtioLou Y,
NATURAL. PHILOSOPHY, General
ASTRONOMY and PHYSIOLOGY.
Adopted and used in the Public Schools
of Philadelphia.
E S. JONES & Co., Pub Sahara.
S. W. Corner Fourth and Race' Streets, Phil',
Teachers anti School Committees ad
dressing letters to Us post paid, will be fur
nished with copies for examination.
A fnll and and complete Assortment of
BOOKS and STATIONERY for sale at
the lowest prices.
May 16, 1851—i.Y.
Y ir ACK ER EL,
goLAtsHAD. •
sAI.I I 6ION. - -
HERRING:4.
PORK.
HAMS & s.IIDEs,
mtiOULDERs,
LARD. &
CHEESE.
New Turk Adreetiserneuis
N,NAT York Importers &Jobbers
.111631CML.T11, ZIODOZOI & CO.,
68 Liberty sired, btlween Broadway and
Nassau street, near the Post-office,
New Fork.
W E are receiving, by daily arrivals
from Europe, mit Fall and Winter
assortment of rich, fashionable
Fancy, Silk, and Millinery Goods.
We respectfully invite all Cash Purcha
sers thoronghly to examine our stock and
prices, and, as interest governs. we feel
confident our goods and prices will induce
them to select from our establishment.—
Particular attention is devoted to Millinery
Goods. and many of the articles are man
ufactured expressly to our oder, and • -1-
not be surpassed in beauty, styl and
cheapness.
Beautiltil Paris Ribbons, for Cap,
Neck and Deli.
Satin andl'affeta Ribbons, of all widths
•
and colors.
Silks, Satins, Velvets, and Uncut Vel
vets, for Huts.
Feathers, American and French Artific
ial Flowers.
PuMort; and Cnp Trimmings.
Dress Trimming, large assortment.
Embroideries, Capes, Collars, Under
sleeves and Cuffs.
Fine Embroidered Reriere and Hem
stitch Cambric Handkerchiefs.
Crapes, Liaises, Tarletons, Illusion and
Cap Laces.
Valencienes, Brussels,Thread, Silk, and
Lisle 'Thread Laces.
Kid, Silk, Sewing Silk, Lisle Thread,
Merino Gloves and Mils.
Figitted and Plain Swiss, Book, Bish
op Lawn, and Jaconet Musline.
English, French. American and Italian
STRAW 0001115.
Aug' 29.—55
Baltimore Adverdoementd
COS 11.11 E 11.11. L,
Corner of Pratt street and Centre Market
,Space,
SIALLTIECOIIII.
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING.
IVI H. COLE has removed from Nos.
ii-AL• 318 and 3181 Baltimore Street, to
COSTUME HALL, where will be found
the largest and best stock of Ready Made
I Clothing ever offered in Baltimore—Dress,
Frock and Sack CoThlun-ail colors, qualities
and sizes, from $2,50 to $5,50 and up
wards. Pantaloons at $1 to *3,50 and
upwards, embracing all style, of limey,
plain and plaid Cassimers. Vests of ev
ery variety at corresponding prices. Also
a large assorunent of Boys Clothing.
Importing our own
,Cloths direct from
Europe. and manufacturing on the most
extensive scale. enables us to offer induce
ments to purchasers not to be surpassed
by . anv„Ciothing Establishment in the U
nited States. The proprietor? are deter
minsil to tuakeihe_W,holesale Rotims the
point, of great attraction, and, have now
made up tnore than 50,000 Germane', from
the finest quality to the lowest in price.
In the Custom Department will always
be found the thoicest selection of Cloth',
Cassinieres and Vesting.. which will be
made up at the shortest notice, and in the
latest style, and a 'fi't always guaranteed.
KrThe one price "system always ad.
bored to.
• Remember the name and place, Corner
of Pratt street and Centre Market Space.
H. H. COLS.
Jan. 23,1852-3 m.
rut WiUtt!
►HE subscriber has on band at his
.14.• 'n o Ware Establishment, in chan 3 .
bersburg street; opposite the Post Office, a
Large Assortment of Tin Ware,
which Its will sell on moderate terms.....-
pci"Call and examine for yourselves.
March 14. GEO. E. BUEHLER
PSTROLZ7X I
OR, ROCK OIL,
ANATURAL REMEDY. procured
from a well 404 feet deep, and pos
sessing wonderful curative powers, in dis
eases of the chest, wind-pipe end lungs.—
Also for the cure of diarrhea, cholera, piles,
rheumatism. gout. asthma. bronchitis,
scrofula or kings evil ; also,
neuralgia, tetter, ring-worm, ob
stinate eruptions of the skin,
blotches and pimples on the face. biles,
deafness, chronic sore eyes. erysipelas,
pains in the bones and joints, and all that
class of diseases in which alterative or
purifying medicines are indicated.
0::r Put vp by S. M. Rier, Canal
Basin, Pittsburg. For sale by S. H.
BUEHLER, Gettysburg, sole agent for
Morns county.
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FOR A REVIEW
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Arks Ciroad no t Wilk..
ateN aged lady 'four amputiatiam sari a may
prominent member of tbe Tabernacle. had
been sorely. alllicted with Rheturratitan far near
Jr three years ; at the time we are speaking of
she meld not roue herseyfreeithe their. One of
her triends had experienced great relief from
Radway's Ready Relief in Neuralgia, and reoont.
tided the old lady to try it for her Rheumat
ism. She used it according to directions, she
was bathed with the Relief for fifteen minutes,
during that time two bottles were used, and jn
two hours site mead walk etre ; this was en Thurs.
day and on the following Sunday she walked to
church.
Reader, think. There is not another such a
wonderful cure on record. Over five hundred
members of the Tabernacle and friends of the
lady are living witne■.ee of the remarkable ef
fects of Red way's Ready Relief in the cure of
this cruel affliction In this lady in two hours.
Where can we find another such cure performed
by any other article of the kind.
For speed and efficacy it is superior to every
other remedy in use, the very moment it is ap
plied it begins to ease the pain and cure the dis•
care. It is a Ready Relief for pain, and a true
blessing to the bed-ridden and afflicted, it
strengthens the weak and nervous, relieves the
afflicted and sufferers of pain, and cures like magic
Sore Irbroat, Influenza, Cramps, Spasms, Fla
ulenee, Sprains, Sores, Eruptions, Burns,
Scalds, Lumbago, inflammations, Swellings,
Paralysis, Tic Dolereux, Neuralgia, Tooth Ache
Hemicrania, Nervous Head Ache, Eruptions of
the Skin, Cutaneous Diseases, Sic. Taken inter
nally it will instantly allay the most -violent
Spasms, stop Diarhea, cure Cramps and Cholera
Morbus, Sour Stomrch, Dyspepsia, &c. Every
family should keep a bottle of this valuable rem•
edy in their houses, alit will relieve all pains as
soon as it is applied. See that the fac simile of
RADWAY & CO. is upon each bottle. Price 2.5
cents, large Bottles.
RADWAY'S CHINESE MEDICATED 80AP
Patronized by thousands of indiv lentils through
out the States and Canadas, giving the most flat-
tering satisfaction to all who have used ii. Chem
ists have wondered at its mysterious effects, and
many of them have endeavored to discover the
secrets of its wonderful combination of efficacious
balms and extracts, whieh render it in speedy and
efficacious in the removal of Pimples, Blotches,
Pustules, Totter, transforming as if by magic,
dark, sallow, yellow and unhealthy skins, to soft
pure and healthy cum plections. For the cure of
Chapped Flesh, rough, cracked and discolored
Skin. Salt Rheum. Ringworm. Erysipelas, Scurvy
and Sore Head, Railways Chinese Medicated
Soap may truly be called an inestimable treasure.
Excresences of the cuticle are speedily removed
and cured—the cuticular vessels are instantly
cleansed of all impurities—the hands, neck, and
face present a clean, sweet and healthy appear
ance.
Look for the label (gated engraving. Rail
way's Soap to be genuine must be enclosed in a
■bel of beautiful steel engraving, and the mane
tureol H. G. RA [MAY upon each cake. Price
25 cents, large cakes.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
RadN•ny's Circassian Balm is the most deli
cious hair tonic in use. It is better than Macas
sar Oil ior dressing the hair, and imparting to the
witchingcurls that beautiful gloss that all admire
To the bald it is indeed a treasure, for it Hill
make hair grow in bald spots that have been bald
for years.
LIFE iN TIIE HAIR
Each hair in the head possesses a germ of life,
on which depends the growth and beauty of the
hair, as the health of the body depends upon the
tree circulation of the blood. To invigorate the
hair, to give a life principle to this germ. use the
CIRCASSIAN BALM prepared'by Radvray &
Co.. Chemists of New York. It is put up in
large bottles for 25 cents, and makes the hair
fine, smooth, soft and glossy. Principal office
162 Fulton street, New York.
cir Agents for the sale of the above articles
in Adams con.ity—S. If. BUEHLER, Gettys•
burg; Pallas Blythr, Fairfield ; Mrs. Duncan,
Cashtown ; Sneeringer b knish° ro, Littleatown;
Ey/se/bough & Bollinger. A bbott stow n ; II ton
irolf & Co., East Berlin; D. C. Whit/Main p
ton : Hafizinger & Ferree, Petersburg.
Nov. 7, I Sril —2m
Hatching's Vegetable Dyspepsia
Bitten.
(From the N. Y. Metropolis.)
A VALUABLE REMEDY.—Hutching's Val
uable Dyspepsia Bitters is universally acknowleile,
ed to be the best preparation for this distressing
disease, now in vogue; also, in all cases of genet..
al debility it is said to act like • charm. This
medicine has been fully tested by many of our
well-known citizens, and has established, on its
own merits, a character for value and efficacy that
is not excelled. Nothing can be more surprising
than its invigorating effects arson the whole sys
tem. Dr. Hutchings, being desirous that the
most bumble should receive the benefit of his val
uable compound, has placed It at a price within
the reach Of all.
Circulars containing the Certificates of Remark-
able Cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, can he had
of the Agents, free. Price 50 cents per bottle.
rir For sale in Gettysburg by 8. H. 11 •
PiMUM?
DAVIDTEAGY
T ENDERS his acknowledgments to
the public for the liberal and stea
dy patronage with which he has been fa
vored for a series of years ; and respect
fully announces to his former customers
and the public generally, that he has his
Shop at present in Chambcrsburg street—
where persons wishing FURN ITURE
can be accommodated at very moderate
prices for CASH, PRODUCE and LUM
BER, for which the highest market price
will be paid.
lICrAII Furniture warranted to be made
of the v ery . best materials, and by experi
enced workmen.
Co (Ong.
All orders for Coffins will meet with
the same prompt attention as heretofore
D. HEAG Y.
OIL-CLOTH FACTORY.
TO COACHADIKERS.
rrHE undersigned respuctfully announ
ces to the Coach niters of Getty.
burg and other places, that they have corn
menced the manufacture of
Oil Clot 4 and Canvass
For Coaches, of the very best quality, on
an extensive scale, which they are preps
red to furnish, wholesale and retail, on the
most reasonable terms. Our Camera will
be found equal in finish and quality to any
manufactured in the city.
KrThe subscribers also manufacture,
for wholesale or retail, COACH VAR
NISH, of a superior quality, to which they
invite the attention of Coach-makers and
persons wanting to purchase with a view
to selling again. They have'now on hand,
and will constantly keep on .hand, a full
supply. 1 '
IrPOrdere from a dietanee will be
promptly attended to.
SAMUEL .1. LITTLE.
GEORGE IL LITTLE.
March 15,1850. • •
TAX EMMA
OF every description. conatanny o
hand and . for isle at BUEHLER'S
Tin Ware Establiahman‘ opposite tle
Pon Office. pat 1 .
thatOnd Tonsors New Mini.
Mitten s4* 3Stottitv,
FASHIONABLE BARBERS AND . HAIR
DRESSERS,
CAN at all times be found prepared to
attend to the calls of the people, at
the Temple. in the Diamond. adjoining
the County Building. From Long expe
rience they flatter 'themselves that they can
go through all the ramifirations of the
Tonsorial Department,
with such an infinite degree of skill, as
will meet with the entire satisfaction of
all who may submit their chins to the
keen ordeal of their razors, They hope,
therefore, that by their attention to bum
nese, and a desire to please, they will :net
it as well as receive,a liberal share ol pub--
lic patronage. The sick will be attended
to at their private dwellings.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC ' OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
/LID ALL
diseases ari
sing from a disor
dered Liver or Stomach,
such is Constipation, inward
Piles, Fullness of blood to the head,
Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Mart-burn
Disgust for Food, Fullness,or weight in the atom
sick, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Flutter.
Sag at the pit of the Stomach, Swimming
of the Head, Hurried and difficult
breathing, Fluttering at the
Heart, Choking or Suffo
cating sensations when
in a lying posture,
dimness of vis
ion, dots or
webs before the
sight,
Fever and dull pain in the Head, Deficiency of
Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin ani.l Eyes,
Pain in the Side. Back, Chest, Limbs &c.. Sudden
Flushes of Heat; Burning in the Flesh, Constant
Imaginings of Evil and great depression of spir
its, can be effectually cured by
DR. iroorriANws
CELEBB.ITA'D GE R.41.9N BIT-
TERS PREPARED BY
DR. C. GI. XACIESORI
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, 120
Arch street, Philadelphia
Their power over the above diseases is not ex
celled—it equaled—by any other preparation in
the United States, as the cures attest. in many
cases after skillful physicians have failed.
These bitters are worthy the attention of inva
lids. Possessing great virtues in the rectifica
tion of diseases of the Liver and lesser glands. ex
ercising the most searching powers in weakness
and affections of the digestive organs, thew are
withal, safe, certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED
Frum the -Boston Ike."
The editor raid, Dee. 22nd
Dr. }lowland's Celebrated German Bitters for
the cure of Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspep
sia, Chronic or Nervous Debility. is deservedly
one of the most popular medicines of the day.—
These Bitters have been used by thousands, and
a Iriend at our elbow says be has himself receiv
ed an effectual and permanent cute , of Liver
Complaint from the urn of this remedy. We ore
convinced that in the use of these Bitters, the pa
tient constantly gains strength and vigor—a lid
worthy of great consideration. They ate pleas
ant in taste and smell, and can be used Ey persons
with,the most delicate stomachs with safety, un•
der any circumstances. We are speaking from
experience, and to the afflicted we advise their
use.
"Scott's Weekly, - one of the best Literary pa
pers published said, Aug. 25-.-
'qtr. llootland's German Bitters, manufactured
by Dr. Jteklion are now recommended by come
of the must prominent members of the faculty as
an article of much efficacy in cases of female
weakness. As such is the case we would advise
all mothers to obtain a a bottle, and Bois save
themselves much sickness, l'ersons of delibita
tell constitutions will find these Bitters advanta•
geous to their health, as we know from exper
ience the salutary effect they have had upon
weak systems.-
MORE EVIDENCE
The " Philadelphia Saturday Gazette." the best
family newspaper published in the U. States.
The editor says of
DR. HODEL:s,ND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
"It is seldom we recommend what are term
ed Patent Medicines, to the confidence and pat
ronage of our readers ; and therefore when we
recommend Dr. Hoofland's German Bitters, we
wish to be distinctly understood that we are not
speaking of the nostrums of the day, that are
noised about for a brief period and then forgot.
ten after they have done their guilty race of mis
chief, but of a medicine long established, univer
sally prized, and which has met the hearty ap
proval of the faculty itself."
Evidence upon evidence has been received (like
the forgoing) from all sections of , the Union, the
last 3 years, and the strongest testimony in its
favor, is. that there is mote of It used in the prac
tice of the regular Physicians of Philadelphia,
than all other nostrums combined, a feet that can
easily be established, and fully proving that •
scientific preparation will meet with their quiet
approval when presented even in this form.
That this medicine will cure Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia, no one can doubt after using it as
directed. It acts specifically upon the stomach
and liver; it is preferable to calomel in all bil
ious diseases--the effect is immediate. It can
be administered to females or infants with safety
and reliable benefit at any time.
D EWA RE OF COUNTERFEITS
This medicine has attained that high charac
ter which is necessary for all medicines to attain
to induce counterfeiters to put forth spurious ar
ticles at the tisk of the lives of those whoate in•
nocently deceived.
Look well to the marks of the genuine
They have the written signature of C. M.
Jackson upon tIM wrapper, and his name blown
in the bottle, without which they are spurious.
For sale wholesale and retail at the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 120 Arch street one door below Sixth,
Philadelphia; and by respectable dealers general.
ly through the country.
Price. Reduced.
To enable all classes of invalids to enjoy the
advantages of their great restorative powers.
Single Bonk 75 emit.
11:7 7Or Bale, in Gettysburg, by
8, H. BUEHLER.
Also for sale by &wringer 4. Renshato,Littlea
town, Pa.. .Throb Martin, New Oxford, Pa,, H.
Riche(bower. Abbottstown, Pa., Wholesale and
Retail by C. Morris * Co., York, Pa.
Dec. 19, 1851-Iy—eow.
BUFF. CASSIMERE.
T HE attention of gentlemen is invited
to a very superior quality of BUFF
CASSIMERE, at the Establishment of
SKELLY dr, ROLLE BAUG It, Merchant
Tailors, Gettysburg, where may be found
FANCY CASIMMERES, of 'every vari
ety and quality.
KEEP WARM.
A, DESIRABLE assortment ofOYER
COATINGS, such as brown,_ drab
andgrey Beaver Clothe, Peteriham Cloth,
&0., cheap and good, can be found at
SKELLY & HOLLEBAUGH'S.
Oct, •17, 1851,
. , Gentlemen's Wear.
CLOTHS, Cassimeres, Caseineta, Ken
lucky Jean., VESTINGS of all kinds,
Suppenders, — Hend kerchisfa,C RAVATS.
Blocking',
_Ste., tke., may be found, good
and cheap, at
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
TAr Original and
IE4IO 'Melo but Dalley's Genuine Feavaseron
MI can check the inflammation instantly and
allay the pains from the worst barrio end voids
is from one is fifteen minutes. In millions of
cases where it has been tried, it has never once
been known to fail I It stands infallible, and a.
lone I It does tint alone draw out the pain and
inflammation, but cures the wounds WI T
SCAMS 1 /
1 will forfeit 1110,000 i( any other article, no
matter what its name, can perihrrn the lame
functions, as are reported in my eight page
Pamphlets—'.The Hague street explosion . ' ease.
The Extractor is equally efficacious to curing
Piles, Cute, Wounds, Bruises. ofil and inveterate
Sores, sore and inflamed Eyes, Felon, Sores Nip•
plea and all cutaneous end (extents!) inflamthe•
tore Diseases. '
I hold myself responsible for the truth of eve
ry word advanced in my printed circulars.
IMPORTANT CHANGE AND CAUTION.
1) 's,Maarcec PAIN ENTR•O7OII in anew
wrapper and boxes much enlarged. Counterleits
of Dalley's Extractor in the old wrapper, flood
the market. Avoid it as you would poison, for
its application is as dangerous.
Mind the emblems on the new envelope; Tag
atone, Bun, therterr, Dovz. Lion 1111/ Eaana.
Buy only of my authorized agents, and the new
size, and you will avoid all danger and imroai
lion.
IETSee printed circulars t
DA LLEY'S A NIMAL GALVANIC.
Will positively and effectually cure Humors,
Galls, Swellings, Stains, Broken Knees, Quite,
bone, Bruises and Bone Spevin.
H. GALLEY,
Sole inventor and proprietor, General Depot,4 15
Broadway, N. Y.
cr For sale by S. H. BUEHLER, Gettriburg,
Witmer and Stick, Minnmaisburg ; J. F. Low,
Arrenthawille ; John McKnight, Bendemille
D. M. C. White, Hampton; W. Wolf, Berlin.;
Jacob Geiaelinan, Abbottstown ; J.Busby, Me.
Sherrystuwn.
May 93, 1861-1 y
.11T TILE OLD S rar D,
BUT IN A NEW SHOP.
J. G. FREY
/VENDERS his acknowledgment. to.
his friends for past favors, and has
the pleasure of announcing that he is again
located at the old stand, on Washington
street, one square south of Thompun's
Hotel, where lie will be prepared, as here
tofore, to do all kinds of
(.0.111/, CLOTH. 4. SIGN PAINT
ING.
(e7Carriage Repairing done at short
notice, and on reasonable teams, for which ,
Country Produce will be taken.
The subscriber is thankful for past fa
vors, and hopes, by attention to business,.
and a desire to please, to merit and receive.
a continuance of public patronage,
J. G. FREY.
Gettysburg, Jan. 12. 14149.--tf
BUSHNELL'S
CARPAL, Pluto%
A Superior article of Mineral Paint,.
warranted equal to any Faint ever
before offered to' the public for painting on.
Wuod, Brick, Stone, Iron, Tin, or any
substance which is exposed to Weather,.
Water, or the Atmosphere. It is
`Proof against Fire, Irater.
tend IFlresSher,
A.VD UNCHANGEABLE IN ITS COLOR..
It mixes readily with Oil or Composition
and is a beautiful dark brown or free-stone
color.
'llia Paint received the Premium at the
New York State Fair,
field at Albany in 1850, in competition
with the Ohio Fire-Proof Paint. and sev
eral other kinds of Mineral Paint, as being
superior to anything of the kind now in
(1511.
We the undersigned. having seen and used
DUsWELL'S Mineral Paint, can safely recum•
mend it to the public as being an article superior
to any Mineral Paint ever before pirated for use ;
it M not unpleasant to nee, like tha ■ueat Ohio
Psiut which is harped about the country so much,
but miles up with oil like pare white lead. It is
sold at half the price of common paint, and we
believe where the color is desirable, it is worth
twice as much, and as a Fire, Weather, or Water
proof Paint, we think it cannot be surpassed by,
anything in the Paint line now in use.
I. Mason, Painter. James Tomlinwm, Esq
John Phelps, do John Tomlinson, Esq
D B Gleason, do H Brown. Esq
James Moore, do B B Stoddard,
T Manning, do G W Stoddard.
L muslin, do 8 P Doolittle,
N P Wilbur, John Allen,
E W Dodge, 0 Parks,
D Joslin,
N Dyer,
Oneida Depot. Oct. 90th, 1850.
Mr. Buehwell, Dear Bir : We have used. with
in the past month, some 2,000 lbe. of your Miner
al Paint, in painting cars, ear bonsai, and freight
houses upon our road, and we can safely recom
mend it as a very superior, durable and cheap ar
ticle of Paint. HEMAN H. PHELPS.
Superintendent of the Syracuse & Utica R. R.
Mr Boswell, Dear Sir: I have used for the Syra
cuse & Utica R. R. Company, over a ton of your
Mineral Paint, and 19nd upon timing it to be far
preferable to the Oil Paint, or any other kind now
in use. I can also recommend it as being •upe
riorto White Lead for any kind of out dim, paint
ing, as it appears lobe impervious be water, and
unchangeable in color.
HORACE JOHNSON,
Painter for S. &U. R. R Co.
Albany, Dee. 1, 1850.
•
Mr. Burwell, Dear Sir : Having used a combi
nable quantity of your Mineral Paint, in painting
brick and wooden houses, the past season, I have
taken extra pains to try ■nd test it in various
ways, from its trial and cowointion I can war
rant it to be durable both in quality and color ;
ii mixes beautifully with oil—paints very easy....
and fur ship or boat painting, I think there has no
bettter pair•.t era been introduced. I have used
considerable of it with water and glue composi
tion, for coarse, cheap painting, and it exceeds
any thing I ever saw. Truly Tome,
THOB. B. JOHN.
House Painter.
Numerous other certificates in heads of Aguas
which will be shown to dealers.
This Paint is for sale by B. H.
BUEHLER, Gettysburg,
Bole Agent for Adams County.
Seitysliurg, July 11—et
TEE STAIR - AND - 11ANNEIL
Is published every .&iday Evening, in
Carlisle street, two doors from the
Diamond. by
D. A. & C. H. BUEHLER.
' Tm' • '
If
Pski in edvance a
or within the year d 4 p er
annum—if not paid within the yea 602 CAL ito
paper discontinued until allarrearagea are paidT—
except at the option of the Editor. Single eopiee
fit cents. A failure to notify a diecontinuatie
will be regarded as anew engagement.
ddvertiseetertis not exceeding. square inserted
Cues times for sl—overy subsequent insertko
tft cents. Longer once in the same proportion...
All advertisements not specially ordered for •
given time will he continued until forbid. A lib.
.sal reduction will be made to those who advertise.
by the year.
Job Priaritig of all kinds executed neat)
promptly, and on reasonable terms.
Letters end Conntuninatione to the 'editor, (e'.
(*piing such as eonta?n Money or as names of
n e w subseribees,) must Ire volt ran in order to
seem *Mention. •
SCIIICK'S.
CERTIFICATES.