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A 'G KRUIT TRKES IN THE OF THE YJJAR. o. a'os-roy. prepare the ground where they are tp'by Jhe water wjll not remain on ar, roots. Examine the roots of-1 tree' befope planting, and cut out all rotten, roots cue in (shorten) all that-are bruised or otherwise injured, toso'und wood above the" wound.

Be careful riofto plant too deep, as this may be fatal to your tree. If the tree does not put out shoots in the spring," at 'the- usual or as soon as othefrs do that were planted at the same give it one good watering at the roots and Jio more while it remains in a dormant slate but if the bark remains fresh, or does turn black, uinsh the head and body with a watering pot or syringe every evening aVstmdown, until it begins to shoot orgrow, when you may cease watering the head, and "water the roots if I have had trees to remain until the last of July without- putting out a teaf or shoot of any kind, and become as fine specimens as auy in my should be put to fruit trees, except it be a little vegetable manure, quite rotten, aiid that mixed with the earth that is to cover the roots. The question is frequently asked whqther it be best to plant fruit trees in spring of the year or auluian. 'This, "in this latitude, must depcnd'on ihe soil into which they are to be put. If the a wet, clayey one, it is in the spring but if it be a the autumn is you gain four or fire weeks in tlie growth of y.ouir plant in the If water be allowed to remain about the rdo'ts of trees that are recently planted, and arelipf growing; it will "probably rot them by becorhing Stagnarit and putrid.

Trees should be planted, therefore, so that the run over and off the roots, which is alb'tSey require to afford them nourish- the head and body of a tree that is tardy in its shoots, is the safest, and indeed the only sure mode oFfarinjring them' out, while a con- of- the roots Is almost sure destruction, to them. Trcesfplarited on wall or fence, that'db not put "out shoots in due season, should be covered for several hours when is out, if the weather be warm, -The leaves maybe considered a sort of suction "pump, which draws up the moisture from its' roots and produces its increased growth, whereas a tree without leaves, and that is not already attached to the ground, has no means of carrying off the moisture from the roots; example, if two branches of equal size and weight, the one with -leaves and the other without them, are placed in vessels containing an equal quantity of iVater, and exposed to the sun, the oue having leaves will take up the liquid, while the other will consume comparatively little. Some ten years ago, I imported from Paris 210 pear trees on Quince stocks, whose roots, on their arrival, I found to be entirely black and dead. I shaved off with a drawing knife all the roots down to the stump. These I planted in trenches, tying them to crossbars to keep them firm, and then filled up the trench with good soil.

The heads and bodies of these were regularly washed in city weather, until they began to sprout, which most of them did in abundance during the summer, and I finally saved, out of the whole number, which- became as well rooted and as good trees as any in my garden. This has hapened more than once. -Three or four years ago, I imporrted, among other trees, twenty plum trees, from six to seven feet high, the heads of which- had been budded the previous year in France. These buds had grown from nine to twelve incises long, and were perfectly fresh when they arrived but the roots on examination were found entirely dead. Two of these I gave way.

One was good for nothing, and the other seventeen I planted in my garden, having cut nil the roots thai had fibres, they being entirely dead. One of my men said I might as well plant' my walking stick. Sixteen now nourishing irons, well grown well rooted, new roots being- induced by means of washing the upper part of ihc tree. JRcmarks. foregoing will please such of our readers as like plain, sensible advice, from a 'thoroughly practical man.

I "We have ourselves seen with great surprise and, satisfaction the trees referred to as having been so successfully trrnsplant- ed by Mr. Perkins, under what were the most unfavorable circumstances. The great advantage of the mode he practices, of watering and not watering roots of a wee, ia a half dormant state; our Correspondent thoroughly convinced us of his loW garden. Our readers arc solicited to put In practice the invaluable adviep, he $ivcs them. There is na that half the trees that die atvnually jrow the ignorance of perish from mistaken notion of deluging their Ttth water daily, whan their fibres are so feeble dread it much as atTncted with hydrophobia, Dmo- THE IN MEXICO Ml) ouji Much talked about been, you know, The famous battles iu Mexico Konc Jaro dispute, but mutt contest, The glory of our arum' success.

mightier victories than thene Have long bocn made with greater case Victories triumphant and complete, At Marcus Samson's, in York For Cheap there's nouc dare try To rival him iu quantity Iu style and make, and lit and case) I patrons he is MUC to please. His slock is great, his prices small, Who would buy cheap, had better rail. you going to buy CLOTHING this fall, and do you want to buy cheap If so, call at SAMSON'S Clothing and Variety Store, nearly opposite the Bank, iu Gettysburg, where the largest and best assortment of Clothing, for BOYS' and MliiY'S wear, ever received in Gettysburg, is now being opened. It is unnecessary, as it would be impossible. to enumerate the different articles comprising the assortment, which includes every variety of Boys' and Men's Apparel, such as superfine Cashmeret and Cloth Dress COATS and CLOAKS; fine and superfine Tweed Coats Cassinet do.

plain and fancy Cassimer, Cloth, Tweed, and Cassinet PANTS Silk, Satin, Cas- sitnere, Cassinet, Plain Fancy VESTS; 4Mb Wrappers, Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Gloves, Stockings, e. Also, a large variety of FANCY ARTICLES, Jewelry, Spectacles, Perfumery, Penknives, Combs, Shaving Apparatus, Purses, Disii-shades, Umbrellas, Violins, Guitars, Violin and Guitar Strugs, Pins, Dish-shades, c. c. Having purchased an unusually large supply of Goods, for Cash, and havingde- tenniued to sell on the OnePrice principle, my Goods have put down to the lowest prices, and will be sold ataslonUh- ingly lout rates. If you want to save 50 per eeiit.

in purchasing your Fall and Winter Clothing, call and examine the splendid assortment now opeiiina: bv MARCUS S'AMSOJV. Nov. 5, tf J. Lawrence Hill, M. D-, ESPECTFULLY offers his professional services to the citizens of Gettysburg- and surrounding country, lie is prepared to attend to all cases usually entrusted to the Dentist, and hopes, by strict attention to Dentistry -alone, to be able to please all who may see fit to entrust their teethinhis hands.

03" Office, second door above Forry's Hotel, S. Baltimore street. Gettysburg-. July 23. tf ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH! Dr.

F. E. Vandersloot, DENTIST, ESPECTFULLY informs the'Citi- zens of Gettysburg and vicinity that he is prepared to perform every operation appertaining to his Profession, such as cleansing, riling, plugging and inserting Teeth, from a single tooth to a full set. An experience of more than twelve years in the Profession he trusts will enable htm to operate to the entire satisfaction of those who may wish his services. All work will be warranted.

For his place of residence enquire at the store of Samuel Fahnestock. Reference is respectfully made to the following gentlemen REV. Dr. Schmucker, D-- D. Homer, Prof.

H. Haupt, Dr. C. JV. Berluchy, Rev.

Prof. Baueher, Dr. 1). Gilbert," E- V. Gerhart, Prot jr.

L. er, Gettysburg, Oct. 29, 1847--ly D. JM'CONAUGHY, Attorney at Law, FFICE in the S. W.

corner of the Public Square, one door West of G. Arnold's, Store, formerly occupied as a Law Office by John M'Conaughy, dec'd. He solicits, and by prompt and faithful attention to business in his profession, it will be his endeavor to merit, confidence and patronage. ICpD. M'CoXAtioHV will also attend promptly to all business entrusted to him as Jige.nl and Solicitor for Patents and Pensions.

He has made arrangements, through which lie can furnish very desirable facilities to applicants, and entirely relieve them from the necessity of a journey to Washington, on application to him personally or by letter. Gettysburg, April AJLEX. R. STEVEXSOX, ATTOKXEY JlT LAW, FFICE in the Centre Square, JN'orth Court-house, between Smith's and Stevenson's corners. Gettysburg, Pa.

IJHV NOTICE. (Of RESENTS his respects tohisfriends and informs them that he has made arrangernentsto continue topracticeas usual in the Courts of Adams county, under the new regulation of the times for holding them- ration in proper season. job 'before yow begin another. the very best quality, and different flavors, can be had, at all times, at "WEAVER'S Confectionary in Chambersburg street. Families and Parlies will be supplied with any desired quantity, at the shortest notice.

CAKES and CONFECTIONS of all kinds always on hand, and will be furnished to order on reasonable terms. Gettysburg, July HOUSE SPOUTING ILL be made and put op by the subscriber, who will attend promptly to all orders, and upon as reasonable terms as can be procured at any establishment in the county. GEO. E. BUEHLER.

Gettysburg, October 15, 1847, 1) I A N1) 0 R. S. R. T1PTON. I lASHlOiVABLE Barber aud Hair Drasser, has removed his "Temple" to the diamond, adjoining the County Buildings, where he at all times be found prepared to attend to the calls of the public From long experience ho Hatters himsell that liu can, go through all ihe ramifications ofthe toiisorical departments, with such uu infinite degree of skill as willincct the en-, tiro satisfaction of all who submit theni- chins to the keen ordual of Itus razor, lie hopes, therefore, that by attention to business and a desire to please, he will merit as well as receive a liberals-hare of public patronage.

The sick will be attended to a their private dwellings. JSCAV Establishment. JIK2VRY SMITH, ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Gettysburg, and strangers who may tarry here until their beards grow, that he has opened a new saloou in the shop formerly occupied by JACOB LEEDV, in West York street, one door West of Paxton's Hat-store, where he intends prosecuting the Tonsorial business in all its varied and various branches. Ha will shave you as clean as a city Broker, and cut your hair to suit the cut of your head, and the cut of your phiz. Then the whole object and desire is to improve the appearance of the a race.

lie who practicea sham- poouing or removing dandruff, in which his friends have beeti pleased to accord to him the palm of superiority. N. B. Gentlemen troubled with the Tetter will find an infallible cure by applying at his saloon. Gettysburg, Jan.

2S, 1848. NEWS! NEWS! NEWS! Co-Partiiership in the Calniet- Making Business. subscribers have entered into Partnership in the Cabinet-making business, at the old stand of Henry Garlach, in South Baltimore street, opposite Wiuebrenner's Tannery--where they will always have on hand, and be prepared to make, to order, Xidebuurds, Secretaries. Dressing J3u- JJedsteadx. It'usli, and Candle-stands, and, in short, every article belonging to the above business.

They will also have on hand CHAIRS of all varieties. orders for COFFINS attended to with the utmost promptness. The subscribers assure the public, a all work purchased of them will be of the neatest and most durable character. They superintend- themselves the construction of every article, thus being assured a both material and workmanship-can't be beat." Their terms are exceedingly reasonable, as may be learned by giving them a call. produce taken in exchange for work.

HENRY GAHLACH, DANIEL TRIMMER. Gettysburg, Jan. 2S. THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS Cabinet Furniture The Daily Rational Whig rtjS PUBLISHED EVKRY DAY fci City of Washington, at o'cluuk. P.

e.xcepteii--and senetl to tubscubera in the City; at the Yaul in Georgetown; in Alexandria and Baltimore on the same evening, at ti cents a week, payable to the sol'; Agent of the Whig, G. L. Gillclucs, IJsq Older. It is also mailed to any part ofthe U- Slutes lor S4 per annum, or for six months, payable in advance. Advertisements lines or less inserted one time for 50 cents two times lor cents; three times one week tor 75, two weeks forS275; one month $4: rwo months three months six months $17 onejeai pavable always in advavce.

THE NATIONAL WHIG is what its name indicates. It speaks the oi'the Whig party of the Union on every question public policy. It advocates the election to the Presidency of ZiriiiRr TATLOII. subject to the decision of the Whig National Convention. It makes ar to the knife upon ali the measures and act? of the Administration deemed to be adverse to the interests of the country.and exposes i fear or favor the corruptions! of the party in power.

Its columns are open to every man in the country for the discussion of political or any other questions. In addition to politics, a large portion of the National Whig will be devoted to publications upon Agriculture. Mechanic and other useful arts, Science in general. Law, Medicine. Statistics.

c. Choice specimens ot American and Foreign Literature will also be given, inchdiig- Reviews. c. A weekly list Patents issued by the Patent Office will likewise be published--the whole forming a complete family newspaper. THE WEEKLY NATIONAL WHIG, one largest'newspapers In the U.

States, is now made up from the columns Daily Na tional "Whig, and is published Saturday for the tow price of S3 per annum, payable in advance. A double sheet ot eight pages will be given whenever the pjess of justify it. The memoirs of Gen. Taylor, vvntten expressly for the National Whig are in course of publication. They commenced with the second number, a large number of copies ol which have been printed, to supply calls for bark numbers, CHARLES W.

FENTON. Proprietor of National Whig. "Washington, Oct. 22, 1 flflfl VVV wanted LBS of WALNUT KERNELS, (in good order.) Weaver's Confectionary in Gettysburg, for which 12J cts, a pound will be paid in Cash. Immediate attention is required.

As the above article can tw prepared by those who have Walnuts oflt hamly at leisure hotrre, attention will well pay, 17, 13i8. ESPECTFULLY informs his friends i and the public generally that he continues to keep on hand, at his Cabinet-making Establishment, iu East York street, Gettysburg. a large assortment of all kinds of CABINET II A Mahogany, Cherry and Maple IB U- RE.Q.US, Plain and Fancy, French 3- half-French J3EDSTJ2ADS, Centre, Dining Breakfast Cup-boards, TJ'orkstands, Candlestands, tf-c. As my Furniture is manufactured bv myself for regular customers, and not for Auction purposes, the public may rely upon its being, wha't it purports to be. of fashionable style, and best material and workmanship- Housekeepers and others, desiring new and GOOD Furniture, will do well to give me a call before purchasing- olsewhere.

1C?" COFFINS made to order, at all times. GEO. II. SWOPE. Gettysburg 18, BLACK3MITHXCT.

NO CHANGES IN THE WEATHER will mateiiatly aflect the body if the blood is individual, even the most diseased, has within him a germ or root of that original pure blood of our common mother Eve; which germ of pure blood is the supporter of his life, and is in constant struggle to throw off the heterogeneous, corrupt humois, which are the causes of disease in the invulual. By purging the this diseased blood aud its bad humors, you allow the germ of pure blood to gain ground and to make blood ofa better qualit) so on progressively till the whole mass it regenerated fo the good principle or good pure blood, is aKvay: striving to be predominant over the bad or dis- pased humors. Let all who to be ofa line healthy a i who wish to have a sound mind in a sound body; desire rfa be able to stand without injury the constitutional changes of this climate; whodesire to have healthy children, dse the Brandreth. Pills, which will etTectually cleanse the blood of all bad or corrupt iiumors. and restore the state of health enjoyed before the introduction of mineral medicines.

P.entember Brandreth Pills place within the reach of all health and long life. TRUisT TO BRANDRETJI'S PILLS, take them so as to produce a brisk effect, and sickness will be the affair a day or tw while those who are too wise to follow this common sense arjvice. will be sick for months. Let the sick enquire of the agents for Br.indreth's Pills whether these things are so or not. Let them enquire among their friends and ask the same question.

Verily it" I it wanted it shall be procured. To the sick, let me bay, use the BRANDRETH PILLS. Man will be born to days of bliss, compared to what has hitherto been his lot, weighed down as he has been by disease, infirmities, and suffering.which no earthly power knew-how to alleviate, i this discovery was presented to the world. The weak, the feeble, the infirm, the ncrvoai, the delicate, are in a few days strengthened by their operation, and the worst complaints arc removed by perseverance without the expense ola physician. Adapted tr-all circumstances and situations, they are the best medicines ever invented lor families or to lake to sea, preventing scurvy and costiveness, requiring no change ol diet, particular regimen, or care against taking cold.

N. B. There is no surety that you get tlie genuine BRANDRETH PILLS, unless yon purchase of the duly authorised Agent. QCT-The Brandreth Pills are sold for 25 cents per box at Dr. B.

Brandreth's Principal Office, 2'! 1 Broadway, N. York, and by the following duly authorized SI.Stevenson Get- tyslmrg; J. 3. Petersburg: Abraham King, Ilunterstown; A. Al'Farland, Abbottstown; D.

M. C. White, Hampton; Snrerinsjer Fink, Littlcstown Mary Duncan, Caislitovvn Gco. Hcajry, Fnirficld J. H.

Anlabnngh, East Berlin; D-Newcomer Mechanic'sville; Sam'l Shirk, Hanover. 10, 184S. Watit.crt. Agents wanted to circulate a number of New and Popular Works in Adams county. For further particulars call at the Bookstore of KELLER KURTZ, Cftir'flcn JP Flotccr every variety, from the celebrated SHAKER New Lebanon, N.

RISLEY'S Garden and Flower Seeds--just received and for sale at the Drug and Book Store of S. H. BUEHLER. Gettysburg, March 17, 1848. ILVER AND GERMAN SILVER PENCILS, VIOLIN STRINGS, e.

of best finality, can always be had at the FVmry Store of C. WEAVER. April 18i6. ''HE undersigned lias connected -with JL his Coachmaking Establishment a large Smith Shop, and is prepared to do ALL KINDS OF BLACKSMITHXNG, 1XOLTJDIXC IROKING CAKRIiGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS. 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 him i a call.

CARRIAGE it "BUGGY SPRINGS, (warranted) will be promptly made to order at all times. ICPAll kinds of REPAIRING done, both in Wood and Iron, at the most reduced prices. jCIpThankful for past encouragement, the subscriber solicits a continuance ofpat- ronage, and invites his friends to rail at his Establishment in west Chambersburg a few doors below Thompson's Hotel. C. W.

HOFFMAN. Gettysburg, October 15, 1847. G. E. BUEHLER ESPECTFULLYinformshis friends 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 pricos--all warranted.

Persons wishing to purchase at low rates will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. HOUSE SPOUTING will be made and put up at ISi ccrrts a foot. Gettysburg, March 12, 1847. HEALTH-HEALTH! THE MOST KFFKCTUAL OF ALL KNOWN UF.MEU1KS. Dr.

Drake's Panacea, The only radical cure for Consumption! ypT ALSO nHiioves ami permanently cuimsall frrSi all diie.iic.-. ariMuj; from an i i state of tlic sciofuta or Evil, Khcu- inatiMU, Obstinate Uuttmeoiis Eruptions, Pimples, or Pillules on the lace, Blotches, Biles, Chronic Soie i Worm 01 Tetter, bcald Uead, Knlaigement and Pain ot the Bom's and Joints. Mubboin Ulcers. Syphilitic Sciatica or Lumbago, diseases ariking from an injudicious' use ol.Mtiicury, Dropsy, Exjiobineoi Impiuueiiee i i i i also Chronic Ouiiititutioiul Diseidcrs. In tin- medicine several innocent but very potent ai titles of the vegetable kingdom are united, formingu compound entirely diHeieiit in its chui- iicter and propeitics fioin any other preparation, and umivalled in its operation on the system hen laboring under disease.

It should be in the hands of every person, who, by basinets, or general course oflit'e, is piedisposed to the very many aliments, that tender lite curse, instead ofa blessing, and to often result in death. FOR SCROFULA, Dr. Drake's Panacea is recommended as a certain cine. Not one instance of its faihue lias ever oecuned when fieely used cures the disease and at the fnme time imparts vigoi to the whole system. Sciolulous persons c.in never pay too much attention to the state of their blood.

Its purification should be their fust a i lor perseverence will accomplish a cure of ren Iteredttaitj disease. FOR ina'PTlO-NS OF THE SK1X, Scuivy, Scorbutic Affections, Tumors, Kiysipelas, L'lcets, Cunrcis, Running and Dr Drake's Panacea cannot be too highly extolled searches out the very root of the disease, and by removing itfrom a system, a cuie certain and permanent. medicine perhops evsr been discoveied vvhich gives to much tone to the stomach and causes the secretion of a healthy gastric juice to decompose the food as Dr. Drake's Panacea. Drake's Panacea is u- with the gieatest success in Rheumatic Complaints, especially such as are chionic.

It cures by i i out all impuiities and toul i a which have accumulated in the system, which are the C'iuse oi Rheumatism. Swellings of the joints. Other remedies sometimes give temporary ichcf; this entiiely eradicates the disease from the system, even when the limbs and bones are dreddfullv swollen CO.NUMPTION can be cured. Coughs, Catarrh, Bior.chitis. Spitting of Ulood, Asthma.

Difficult or pioiuse Expectoration, Hectic Flush, Night Sweats, Pain in the side. have been cuicd, and can be with as much certainty as any othet simple disease. A specific has long been sought for but in until the discoveiy of Dr. Diake's Panacea. It is mild and sale bu: certain and efiicacious in operation, and cannot possibly injure the most delicate constitution.

We would earnestly recommend those afflicted to gire trial--and we behve they will not have occasion to regret it. The system is cleansed and strengthened, the ulcers on the lunsrs are heated, and the patients gradually regain their usual health andslionglh. Read ihe following testimony Philuilflpltia, 14th. 1SJ7 reply to your question respecting the use oi Dr. Drake's Panacea, 1 will say, that although a perfect disbelievei in existence ofa Panacea, or cure for all diseases, however valuable it may be in ceitain conditions of the "-ys- tom, still 1 have believed thxt a cure for Coiv sumption would be sooner or later, and curiosity led me to try your in tvv very inveterate case 5 They weie pronounced by the attending physicians to be ruoioyjui and abandoned by them incurable.

One of the persons had been ui'der treatment ol several very able practiiioneis tor a number of years, and they said she had "old fashimted Con- su'tiplion combined with Scrofula." and that she might linger for sometime, but could not be permanently relieved, Jnboth casetlie effect ot the Panacea r.a:- been mott gratiiying. Only lour or five bottles were uted by one oi' the persons before she began to improve rapidly. The other took about ten. 1 will only add that familiar as 1 am i vv consumption by inheritance and by exten- siv observation as a study, and knowing also the injurious efiects in nine out of ten of tar. boneset, and other vegetable tonics its as of many of the expectorants and sedatives, I should never have recommended the use of Dr.

Panacea if I had not been acquainted with the ingredients. Suffice it to say that these aie recommended by our mo popular.md cien- tiiic physicians, and in their present combined state form probably the best alterative that has ever been made. The cure is in accordance vv ith a theory of Consumption broached in France a tew years ago by one of her moat eminent writers on medicine, and now established by fact, vvhich admit of no dispute. Very lespectfullv L. C.

GUNN. To use the language of another, "Dr. Drake's Panacea always tnlutarv in its effects--never injurious- It is not an Opiate--it i- not an Expectorant. It la not intended to lull the i a i into a fatal security. It is a great remedy--a grand healing ami curative compound, the great and only remedy which medical science and skill has yef produced for the treatment oi this hitherto unconquerable malady.

And no peison afflicted vv ith this dreadful disease, will be just to himself and his friends if he go to the grave without testing its virtues. A single battle, in most will produce a favorable change in the condition of anv patient, TO THE of pale completion and consumptive and su'jh as are debilitated by thotg obstructions i females are li'able to. are restored by the use a bottle or two, to bloom and vigor. I is by far trie remedy ever discovered for weakly children, and such as, have bad humors; bem2 pleasant, they take it. It immediately restores the appetite, strength and color.

Nothing can be more surprising than its invigorating efiects on the a Per-ons weakness mid lassitude before a i it.at once become robust and full of energy under its i ence- Ir immediately tnc neixeless- ness of the female frame- CAUTION --Be careful and see that you get the genuine Dr. has the signatuie of Cm F. routs on the wrapper--and nl-o the name-'Du. DHAKE PAN.VCKA, PIIII.A blown in the pl.iss. Pieparfd only by STORIIS Co.Druggists, No.

21 Noith Sixth strict.Phila., and for safe by S. II. rUJKrlLER. Gettysburg, COOK ZELLKR. March 3, I Indian Vegetable DR.

CULLE.V A WAIN VICTORIOUS. ND WALTON, Philadelphia Cvuta, In justice to you as well as a i ovv the public, 1 icel cunstitiiucd to i i i a statement ol tuc woiideilul Mifl'ciings olniy bun William, and many who icad this tttt-umoiiial will be surprised to find a i still living, and still moie to, when they leain that lie hat entne- lyiccoveiedliom lie dreadiul Scrofula i which he lias so long suliercd- It is now tiioie than four years since the disease first made its appearance on one ol his legs, in deep and i ulcers. These continued rnoie than two years, confining him to his bed. during which seveial pieces of the bone came away. It then attacked his arm, causing seveie painful ulceis.

Seveial pieces ol bone came horn the arm In this time (two yeais and six months) he was under the treatment of of our best physicians, (and took some i i oi more bottles of Sarsaparilla and Iodine) and was pronounced by the Doctors, I A He then, upon the recommendation of Mr. Ha- ziehui.st, taken to "Will's Hospital," whcie he continued under the care of Dr. Parish, three mouths, lie was then sent home as incurable. -In a levvmontlis the other leg broke out in open- ulcers. SpiiiU ol Tar was lecommended by a triend 'he took i about four months, i benefit indeed he got worse, when 1 must sav, I Kave up all hope i i getting well at this stage of the disease, 1 was advised by the Uev, A.

D. to tr your medicine. 1 had very i faith in it, I ci'ifess, a i tried so many i Lenefit.) lie, however, commenced taking the PANACl'A on the first of of A D. 18-16, and has been using it ten months. Threumonths altei he began the use of the Panacea, an ulcer made its appeaiance upon his neck above the collar bone.

This continued open until about i weeks since, WIIKN IT HEALTH. He is now sound, and in the enjoyment of perfect health. I a add my testimonial to the a already it: your possession, wonderful ellicacv of your -DR. CULLEN'S DIA.N VEGETABLE PANACEA." Respectfully HARRIET D. BARKER.

(I.a*e of Philadelphia,) now Biainaul Mieet 31ouiit Holly, New Jeisey. a a 1st IS-I7, On i sixteenth day of March. A. D. 1S-17, before me, the subscriber, an A i a in and for the city of Philadelphia, peisonally came Harriet t.

Avho being duly sworn according to law, doth depose and say, that the set forth in the above statement arc- true. HAUHIFT D. BAJIKEK Sworn and subscribed before me, THOMPSON, A a Sold, wholesale and rotuil, by RO-VVAXD TO-, 370 Jiarketstreet, Philadelphia. and by the following Asents: S. H.

Buckler, Gettysburg. Tf'm. Lilly Sc JllJey, Oxford. T. J.

Cooper, Franklin tp. 10. IS 3m A f. 1 7 Jlnd and all Diseases of the SlomiteJi and YSPEPSIA, or Indigestion and its consequences. An eminent Professor says: "It chiefly arises in persons Trho lead either a very sedentary or irregular life.

Although not regarded as a fatal disease. yet. if neglected, it may bring on In- Important to Fanners. JL.IJ1I K- URJVJJVfZ WITSS- OUT HE undersigned respectfully informs the Farmers of Adams County, and all others interested, that he has purchased from JACOB 11. BOWER, of Juniata county, all the right, title, and interest of said Bower in a certain I for the construction of Lime Kilns, patented the 4th of September, 1847--FOR ADAMS COUNTY, and that he will dispose of FARM RIGHTS to such as wish to avail themselves of the 'results of this important reasonable terms.

The great advantage of this Invention consists in the fact that the expense and labor incurred in the building of the ordinary kiln are dispensed with, and the stack erected on the surface of the ground on any part of the farm which may be desired- The system has been well tested, end has proved to be vastly superior to any system ever tried. subscriber will burn in any section of the country, where his services maybe desired, on reasonable terms, desired information can bo had -Melancholy, Jaundice. Madness, or Vertigo, Palsy, mid Apoplexy. A ffreat singularity a a on it is, a inruiy and often does i a great length of time without any remission totns. uneasiness of i intense study, profuse evacuations.

excess in vencry, excessive use of spir- itous liquors, tea, tobacco, opinm and other narcotics, immoderate repletion, over distention of the stomach, adefi- ciency in the secretion of the bile or gastric juice, exposure to cold and damp air. are the chief causes of this disea.se. of appetite, nan- sea, heart-burn, acidity and fa-lid eructa- tions, gnawing of the stomach when empty, uneasiness in the throat, pain in the side, costiveness, chilliness, languor, lowness of spirits, palpitations, und disturbed sleep. TREAT.MENT.--DR. A LLEN 1 VEGETABLE has never failed in affording immediate relief and a radical cure for this disease.

Principal Office, No. 77 K. Eighth cast side. Philadelphia. For Gettysburg by S.

S. FORNEY. ly HOWARD'S CARMINATIVE SYRUP 'pffS a certain cure lor Diarrhea.Dytenteiy.Cho fcsb lei.x -Morbus, Bowel Complaints, a a tho.i=Hiid- will certify ho a tested its virtue 3 i i the lew it has reen ofi'ered to the public. IJead the i i i a Pr a ly respectable physician of Philadelphia: cheerfully be-u i i to the good effects of" your CAIUllXA'JTv sYK'UP, after 'Having been cured of Tin.t-E severe attacks of Diarrbej. i i tlie last months.

"Bcmi; opposed to anocfiiT in any form, it took peisua-ion from a Iriend, keeps it Ins house a-'lamily to induce me to make use o(it. lie spoke so confidently, I gave it a i a and I was not j-low to make a trial oi it, on the attack, a i been relieved soon on the firtt. have pietcnbed a i a i a great m.my of my and. I am pleased to -ay. i the s.inie irood efiects.

Ton-ire at liberty to ure this you plo.ise. Youi s. i.c Kov. -jo, T. r.

no BY. 1 in Gettj bburj: by S. 11. V.DK1ILKR, in Abbotiilovvn by IVNi. BITTINC-KII, in Oxford byLii.r.T RII.KT, and in Fiankkn township by Tno.ir.1"! J.

Cuoi'Kii. 6'onsumjp lives Read-- Let 11011 despair. THOMPSON'S Compound Syrup of Tar H'ood A'anth tha. the BEST KEAU)y 0 kt day for CONSUMPTION, jfahmu, Coughs, Colds, Liuer Complaint, and all kindred diseases of thy respiralorv organs. 2rjjBIin Portland Advertiser sayt-- "This ggg remedy has been moreMU-cebsIul than any medicine we have ever known for nuineious cure a in Consumption, Spitting Blood, Pam in the bide and Ureuet, Urochitis, Asthma, Obstinate Coughs, Sore Tin oat, Palpitation of the Heart, Whooping Cough, Cioup, Nervous Tremors, e.

Individuals ol the histuM respectability in this city bear ample testimony to its power and elllcacy in this class ot Tlie Editor of the Philadelphia Unlaxy, says COMi'OUMi Siurr or TAB is a never-failing lemedy in eases IJronchi- lis and affections ofthe Throat. Limy- or Bieast. speak from e.fpeiience, having used the pie- pavilion for the thice years, with the moat decided advantange. A case of Pulmonaiy Consumption once came under our notice, which was absolutely cured by the use of thiee bottles Thompson' i of Tar. Invalids, seek this balm of Gilead eie it is too late.

Consumptives, profit by youi expeiieiicc. ASTONISHING CURE 01' CllUOMC BKOK- curns. Philadelphia, May 23, 1S-1-I. Mr. S.

P. Phompson-- Dear Sir--For more than four years past 1 had been dreadfully aHUcled with an affection of the throat, which "my physician pronounced "Chronic Bionchifis," by- repeated and neglected colds. The distress suffered is indescribable. JMy throat was literally raw with violent spasmodic coughing, so that blood would come from i also gi eat oppression, pain and tightnss-s at the chest, and fever in short, all the usual pulmonary symptoms shuwed themselves, causing entiie ol necessary repose my throat leeched and blistered over and ovei and over again. made trial of every remedy, and -at diffeient peiiods had this adviceof six physicians, and all with no avail, About months since, I made trial of" your Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphtha.

and before 1 had tafccn the first brittle I felt lelief I continued until 1 had taken seven bottles, -which completely removed the disen-je and restored rne to pcrlect health, and I firmly believe a I not now bo living, had it not been for invaluable medicine. A PEURY, 123 Spruce Sfrrer. The undersigned bears -witness to the of the foregoing, having persona! knowleclse of all I'acU of the case. M. HARRISON, 97 AJinond stieet.

Read the following from a respectable member Society ol Friends. York VALUABLE TESTIMONY. "This may certify that in the sprius of my health was very feeble; 1 was afflicted with pain in the side, -with othw alaiminj: and suffered mrch from debility. At that time I purchased oflosss Dame two botiles of Thompson's Compound i-yrup of Tar and Wood Naphtha, from which 1 expeuenced gieat benefit. My health bcJag now Kood.

1 cheerfully recommend the article to all pcr-ons who may 1'e suffering with general debility, -svitli symptoms ol a decline. Poughkeepsie. March 13. ISI7. ABRAHAM 1 invaluable remedy ispiepaied onlvhv A Dick-son.

Comet of i 'and Spruce -and can be hat! ol the fallowing Agents 1 $, Forney, Gettysburg. Ji. Carlisle, 7J. Hanover. C.

Jl. Morns fy York. arrd by respectable Drumrists geiierall; Price 50 cents, or JUOU pei Beware of imitations. March 17, ISIS. 00, Slar.ton's External Ecmcdy, ffS fT.VT' SA JufllSrt T.

Is now universally acknowledged to be the IXFALLIBLK i T'orPxheumalisrn. Spinal Elections, Contractions aore Throat ami (iuinty. Ib- sues.Old Ulcers. 1'ainf in the Back and Chest. Ague the Bieabfand Face, Tooth-Ache.

Spiains, Bruises, Salt Rheum, Burns. Croup, Fronted Feet and all Ken ou 1 Diseafes. I I Ji.V I' Mistaining a notori- l-aia ety unequalled by any similar remedy. It requires no i i it a reputation, it lint been for some time silently and i i icciirinif it, and now, when it- beneficial efiectt 1m been by so many, the urat- a i i a and tbote who- i a been made whole by its means, are demons bat the afilictcd should no longer i emam ignorant of its invaluable and infallible eflicncv, -Mr Geo. E.

Stanton. the i cnn- tantly receiving testimoniaU of benofut receiv ed from its and many oi" the cure- it ha- effected 1 a ext-ced belief, one ca-u a child had been a cripple for wrenched the at the age of two by a a from a chair. Jli-dical treatment failed, but four liottles. ofthe Liniment reitoicd i to and he now joini with bis phivmatet in ihcir gambols, a robust as the hraltlneit them. and only a small on back to remind him of his early aulTenngt.

Price 25 cents pel bottle. by application to the subscriber residing in Fairflcld, Adams county, Fa Feb. 4, A 3nt LOW, TO THE AFFLICTED 1 Compound Medicated Candy. tlie of Colds, Coughs, Spit- j2j ting of Blond, Bronchetts, A a Whooping Cough, Pains and Oppressions of the breast, and all other a complaints, and oilier diseases which have a tendency to produce CoiiMimption. It serves also as an.

eilcctiial clearer voice. This Candy i.s entirely a vegetable preparation, the principal ingredients being, Ilore-hound, Wild Cherry, Sarsaparilla, Boncsct, KlecampanCj Liquorice, Flax-i seed, Iceland Moss, Prickly Ash, c. and will, if taken in time, relieve the system from those distressing aillictions that tend to Consumption. One great advantage in this valuable medicine is its cheapness, ihe public not being imposed upon by the enormously high prices which arc generally exacted for Patent and other medical Preparations- Each package contains directions. Call and try i Prepared and sold at the Confection and Variety ftorc of the Subscriber in West York street, one square from the Courthouse, and next door to Thompson's TTo- tel.

It can also be had of the following a- genl's-- fjnehlcr and S. S. Forney, Gettysburg; BrinkcrriO'T, Fautifld Duncan, Cash town J. Ixvvvpf, Arfondntown Peter Mickley, Mnm- rnasbnrs; I). K.iulTman, Bendersvillc; liurk- holiier, St.xlilc, Ilollmu'er.

Henry, Abbottstown Shoib and Johnson, KmmifVbnTf: C. WEAVER. Gcttyilurg, Dec. 17,1817. Dr.

C. W. Celebrated Ifcmedy FOR DKAFXESS. 'TRAINS in, and discharge of matter from, the 6-5 i all other unpleasant symptoms, either accompany or announce ap- pioaching JJealnei'. This invaluable medicine is the reMilt a long and a i pursued cours-e of experiments instituted i the sole view to discover (if possible) a ctrtam, and.

at the same time, a safe remedy for this dreadfully afllictinR disorder, and after being extensively iifed in the i i a practice of the siibsciiber dining the last eight years, in veiy numeious most remarkable now offered to the public, for the benefit of who, from djilajice or other causes, cannot have the personal attention of the proprietor, in the fullest confidence ol its efficacy, and in the firm belief that it will not disappoint the expectatioi.s of those who may baveoccasion for its vise in short, that it is tlie mot VALTJA P.LK article ever offered to the public lor this disease. OCTForflale in Rcttysbiirijby S. H. BUHIILKR, in Abbottslmvn by WM. TJiTTtxni.n, in Oxford byLn.i.Y Rir.ET.

and in THOM.IS. J. Coorr.li. Franklin township by 6, 1S-I7-- ly Dr. Cullcn's Indian Vegetable Specific For Female Complniiils.

fast taking the place ofevc ry preparation heretofore ued for arising from Weakness or other causes. AH that is nocer.sary to secure i medicine aplacc in the Domcsti; Pincticc of every family, when such a medicine is needed, is a trial. speaks for itself is innocent irt its operation, and no injury can a rise from its use at nny time. sale, whoicsnlf and retail, by Row AMI ft WAT.TOH. Proprietors, 370 Market St.

Thila. and by S. Tl.HUEHL-KR, Gettysburg; Wm. BittinRer, Abbottstovvn Lilly Rilcy.Oxfonl, and by Cooper, Franklin '47--ly i fi er in TpOft the core of ftxiernal Sores, rof a nlotis affections, Liver Complaint, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Pains in the Ghost, Tumors, Diseases vSkin, Piles, Corns, Rheumatism, for sale at the- Drug vStore of s. ir.

ucUyslntrg, June '23 if PTANTON'S. A I A OINTMr.NT, JV CICNOWLKDGtU to be the most a a remedy that has discovered, ami mny be relied on with confidence by nil who may have occasion foi lis u-r tn ca-e- oi -MILK FKVr.U, A IN '1 HE BREAST, SORE MI'l'LES. i i is a i a intended forthofc that Mothers arc liable to i the of infants, and may be truly called '-The Nurse's Friend. Price '25 cts per box. G.

E. STANTON, Propiielor. Sing Sing. New York. Sold by S.

II. Bitchier and S. S. Forney, Gettysburg; Wm. Wolf.

East Berlin M'- Fnrland, Abbottstovvn and Oxford Jacob Aulabaitgh, E. Zitck, New Chester; flb'm King, Hunterstown Iloflzinger Fcrcc, Petersburg, (Y. G. Ifcagij, Fnirfiold. Jan.

7, Om A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE PILES. A egctable Piles Remedy, isn domi'5. tic preparation, which hai heeu uFetl with en tire success for many Being an internal medicine, it has a decided preference over out waid application. 0 which are but palliatives and not curatives. This medicine acts upon the clijcnti'd parts, producing healthy action and pcrminicnz, nirt I wi: -WAiinjixT, OH nirl'xn TUE MO-.

Ki.r. (Cr'Sold, wholesale and retail, by Krvoxn Propiictors, 370 JMnrket Ktrret, and byS. H. BUE1ILEU, Gettysburg; Bit- linger, Abboltstown i Riley, OxIord.niKt T. J.

Cooper, Franklin tp. M7 ly 7s published every Friday Iteming- JBititd'ing, above Ijicjfegislcr and Recorders Office, A I A 7 I TO Tr paid in advance ov i i i a per annum if not paid within yenr.Jii 50. Ko riapcrdiscontinned i alUrrenrngep are except at the option Editor. Single copies 6i rents. A a i to i will lie regarded as now inserted three time's for $1 every MiWeqHftnt iiuerticn Sfl cents.

Longer ones in thes.imc proporiion. All not specially ordered for a given time, i lie continued nnlil I'orViid, A liberal reduction will be made to those who ad- vcrti-ic hy 'Vie year. Job Printing of all liind? expert neatly anrf promptly, and on i Istlcrs and Comnmnicatifint to Fdiinr. (excepting snrh as a i Money or mn-t be rVsr r.vi». Hi to secure attention, SPAPFRf.