Brnizi the Carlisle Vulanteer of nun . Any last. Coming Out from the Foul Party. On Saturday week last, at a regular meeting of the Know-Nothing Council of this place. a• petition, signed by FORTY-ONE persons, ( Members 'o? the Council,) was presented, - ask- - ing to withdraw from the 'Order. The Coun cil, as we learn from the 3rnericals, "orde red that every person who was_present to make his application-phrsonaity-,—Should-avey to withdraw, but 'that all other applications - shottidlay - overtintil a personal request should be.preferied." Only four of the persons who -- had-signed the petition were present (one of them the Secretary of the Council.) and they were permitted to withdraw Was there ever such tyranny heard of What right has the Council to exercise this ar bitrary power? • Where does it derive author ity to refuse its members the right to withdraw, on their asking to do so by petition ? We say the (Jo' tined has no right to thus enslave its members, for, when those forty-one persons -joined' the Order, they were told that they could withdraw at any time they pleased: The Order does not require its members to personal application for leave to with draw. nor has 'the Council ever attempted to exercise this power on any previous Occasion. Some few weeks since two or three of the Pro fs ssors of Dickinson Colle g e severed their con nection with the Carlisle Council. Did thiry make personal application to withdraw ? Np! They, merely sent x note to the Council, 'in forming it that they could not, conscientiously, longer continue members, - and the-Conneil, by common consent, voted them out of the Order. If; then, the Professors of Dickinson College have a right to withdraw from the Council, by merely notifying it that they desire to .do so, what right has the Council to refuse citizens of Carlisle the same privilege ? It has no right —,..none whatever.' The Council way possibly consider the men of Carlisle more. pliable than the strangers connected with Dickinson Col lege. and more willing to submit to indignity, insult and tyranny—hut this is a mistake. These forty-one men, notwithstanding their connection with KnUw-Nothingistn, tire deter mined again to be independent freemen, and no man or set of men car, deprive them of this right. If the Council refuses to giant them their requests to - withdraw, it makes, no dif krence to them. They have performed their part--they have asked leave to withdraw from .the foul ,'party---and if, the Council oversteps its power, and refuses their petition, the fault is with the Council and not with the petition ers.. They are out of the Order, to all intents tend purposes. This refusal of the Carlisle Council to grant the prayer of the forty-one petitioners, is but another evidence of the infamy of the organiza tion, and will only add fuel to the flame that is now consuming these enemies of civil and re ligious liberty. It is another evidence of the wickedness of the demagogues and political gamblers who have assumed- the leadership in this d spicab ie le i organization, and goeSto proVe that tit ot is to reduce men to. orse than Austrian slaveiV, that they (the leaders) may be foisted into °flee. • Before many weeks the Connell of thisplace will be reduced to a few beggarly members, who will continue to cling to its festering carcass as maggots cling to a . carrion;-until its own effluvia drives them from the food they have gorged upon. A Disputed Point. In the year of our Lard one thoriOand eight hundred and .fifty-trio, nearly fourteen• hundred thousand votes were thrown for General Scott,. win), according to our present Know 'Nothing friends, was the anti-American candidate for President ;. and therefore all who voted for him were anti-Americans. In 1854-'55 the one half of our voting population (or more than the one-half) voted for the Democratic party, which is also called the anti-American party by the Know-Nothings. Both parties having, therefore, identified _themselves with the "for eigners" and the "Catholics," we may well ask 'ivhat has become of the Americans ! Some body will point us to the Know-l'cothings : but as it. fs not possible in all the States for those who were •foreigners" in 1852 to be changed by naturalization into Americans in less than fire years, this endanationwill not do. Where are the Americans ?—Carhsie 'Democrat. 'RA1,1,111085 •OPPOI4EII TO LOCO -FOCOISM. " The Democrats who have been deceived into the Know-Nothing Lodges will find that oppo sition to their old party is the real motive (though not always admitted) of the leaders of the new organization. The Bucks County, Pa. Intelligencer, a Whig paper, speaks of the call of the Secret Order in that county as fol lows : "On Saturday a Convention is called at the Court House by the American Executive Com mittee, in which all persons opposed to Loco- Foco-isas are invited to take "part, to place in nomination a county ticket." by the abuse of a know nothing contemporary,. effectually stops his mouth by the following pOinted question "Ilow did you feel the first time you took the sacrament after having taken an oath in a know nothing lodge to virtually lie to every person who sould interrogate you in relation to your connection with such order ?" SANTA ANNA.—The Havana correspondent of the National Intelligencer writes that Santa Anna has, besides his possessions in Venezu ela and the United States, for his sacrifices, personal and pecuniary, $2,000,000 with him ; in the Bank of England and other places of deposit, an equal or larger sum ; and in the U. States several hundred thousand dollars— maliirg an estimate of his property, all told, out of Mexico, $7,000,000. SERVED 111. St RIGTIT.—OR Friday week, a train on the Central Railroad ran off the track, near Palmyra, N. Y., through the carelessness of the switch tender. Fortunately no person was hurt, and the engineer having found the culpable switch tender, gave him a sound drubbing. -tri - Among some of .the laws passed by the Know Nothing Legislature of Ma.ssachusetts last winter, was one allowing colored Children to attend the public schools with the white children. 7The Democratic papers of Mississippi arc loaded down with cords of withdrawals from the know nothing lodges. GREAT FIRE AT CARRONDALE.—Philadclphia, Sept. 20. —Half the business portion of the town of Carbondale, Pa., was destroyed by fire on Sunday. .1 - ,TA few days ago five hundred 1)w-1 - leis of c w corn, grown in Georgia, were received at .avaunah, and sold at 15 Der busl,A. The whole number of death:, ill Norfolk, ",;;;',„:,, since the diztabe brolie out, Li ztiti to be fully !.+.?.. I:7 ll r l xl k a l y r,- kt•t i ...: 11. 1.,. that i,idf ten of Mr- At rivir. in t LI.. an 1 1 ix • uLuc L. Kt.v.:L. , car GREAT FALT. OF Witz:vr AND HEAVY Loss.— An immense-quantity-ofwheat—supposed-to .be.hearr,i‘yenty thousand bushels—fell through .froth the fifth story of "Jason's mill. at mond. V a.,-on-Tuesday.-The floor-gave way,. and the immense weight in, its downward rush broke all the floors to the lower pit. where much of it went into the river. Three large mill wheels were much damaged, and t ' -estimated at X 20,000. [C Theforeign news by the Baltic, which arrived on WedneAtty, is not eventful. The advises from the'Crimea indicate — early action, and that of a -decisive character, both on the part. of the Russians and the allies. The Cor nier, it is rumored, threaten another attack on the Tehernava., and their preparation's keep the allied army on the alert. At. the same time , we hear that the 'latter is concentrating its , metal for. a.renewal of the assault upon some of the' outworks of Sebastopol. COL.. KINNEY AD 1 1k IovEM FlNTS.—eni . Kinney has written a letter to a friend in Mo bile. in which he states that he has just com pleted a - purchase of thirty millions of acres, of the finest land in the world. There are three hundred miles of seaboard belonging to it, and farther back, an elevated table land, healthy -.in climate, and capable of producing every staple of the tropic or temperate zones. Sugar, entree, tobacco, cochineal, and cocoa are produced in abundance, in addition to the sub stantial supplies of cattle and grain required by the exingencies of a large population.— 'Much of the land in the interior extends along the banks of the San Juan river, the navigable highway of the interoceanic comtnerce, - whence produce can be shipped, without change of transportation, to any 'port on the globe. A NEW' SWINDLE.—The rogues are not yet at their wits' end. The Cleveland, Ohio, pa pers chronicle a recent case, which is worthy the generalship of Vibe(' or Dick Turpin. person accused a fellow traveller of picking his pockets on the calk Upon the arrival of the train at ClevelanNbogus police officer arrest ed him and took him to a police court room, also bogus, where his examination was de ferred_ until the next morning. noon his depos iting a hundred collars as security for his ap pearance. .The money was, of course, a dead loss. j3:l•The Democracy of Davidson county, 'Mnessee, have presented the senior editor of the Nashville Union and American with a handsome set of silver service. The pre4ent weighs forty-seven pounds Troy weight MI:WM of A YOUNG LAnr.—Miss:Virginia Ffost, aged 17, daughter of Austin Frost, of Raleigh, N. C., was instantly killed there on Monday morning, by a negro girl in the em ployment of her father. She reproved the woman for insolent language, and thereupon she shot her with a pistol, instantly killing her. WITTIDRAWN. —ll. - ev. F. A. Conrad, formerly of Hagerstown. Md., has withdrawn hom Wit tenhurg College. Springfield,' Ohio, on account of ill health. 3:7'A fusion paper says the liquor law is working well in New Hampshire. So it is in !Er 11,11,L0W ATM' INTMEN kNo aIII cure any , 1 ent.e of the Skin or the longevt Freder iek AlVlOlson, of Yadkin. South Carolina. snittrot for a long; time from eruptions on the skin. hit, face. arms. and legs. were covered kith littlo pustules and sores of a ,cor. butiC nature,—for the cure or thim unsightly and -painful dihligureinent, he tried a variety of remedie, which failed to 111,11,11 t. hum At last lie tried llollow.ic•e Ointment and hich very - simn produced a favotable change. and by few week's pu mere mare t%ith the4e remedies, be via:, completely cured. 'Phi: , 111111011 S Ointment will cure ulcer); and old wound; of twenty year:, standing. lI — P . IIILS. 11:7'1 xvr, , s i Evsem %tie •There came Certain lord, neat and trimly it: essed," read Ike. Ili; mother- i.inuediat ely interrupted her interesting son.— lsa3c,•' Nai 1 lie ••1 know ardic )Ir. Spukesliale defers to in that telegraph, it is to old /dclar hord'g sots .Icatiiess who was awful proud and -stuck up alter he got 'that nice spick-and-span bran-new suit at Itorkltill 1c Wilsmi's. 111 Che-nUt street, corner of Franklin Place !" Ike replied that he had heard of the •-eriti." and that he true fur a —new rig:• himself, whenever it wet the Vit.tWN of the governees. Corrected From the Meat Ifaltitoore;toilthlianorer paper Flour, per barrel, $7 81 to 7 87 Wheat, per bushel, 1 70 to I. 9 0 44 • Bye, 1 00 to 1 17 Corn, 78 to 89 Oats, 33 to 40 Cloverseed, " 7 37 to 7 50 Timothy, 44 400 to 4 25 Vhiskey, por gallon, 38 to 40 Beef Cattle, per hand., 7 00 to 8 50 Hogs, . 14 .8 75 to 9 00 Hay, per ton, . 20 00 t 026 00 Guano, Peruvian, per ton, 53 00 iliiin Do. • " " wagons, 7 25 Wheat, per bushel, 1 GO to 1 05 Rye, 1 05 Corn, Oats, Cloverseed, " Timothy, " Plaster of Paris, per ton, Flour, per bbl.,from stores, Do. 44 from wagons, 750 Wheat, per bushel,- . I 75 to 1 85 Rye, 4d 1 05 . Corn, ~ 80 Oats, ~ 37- 7 00 Cloverseed, " _ - Timothy. 4r * • 3 75 7 50 Plaster of Paris, per ton, MARRIED. Thrir , rfay by 'Res-. R. Bill. Mr. JLBF.lsi BUR RELL. of i 4 .ilona, Pa., to Mi.). ELIZABETH. SCIIIVARTZ. of thi, 'dare. On 1 Inn day, the 1:1th ing , by till- Thoi. P. A S ANIUEL ()TT. of Carroll (-minty, . to MA TILDA BEA ND , .. of Adam-) comity. the Gth from., iu Philadolifiia. le.. the net. Win- Fnrnr- L. ll. ; Mr. ' WILLIAM C. 11110 N. (of the firm of I roil,. r hnitr, fi Poiper.) to 31i- , ; MANI - ll . daftgiff . or of Wm. 8.11111. ail of that city. ID ' itthus bernfrieh , Air (wed., not say melancholy) duty. to aimmlitee th.i.t friend Irvin is X.,ffin -irigle gentle man. lie is doubled, trarospwitol. MI Ili LLed up. The uc ca.q..n i.; trulya—i-entlinerit.ll :170 .1 , tr.. 1004 to -ay . 4 oniothitr: fife eonnoction oitli it. “on of the "Ilome Journal," ii, calltd in to act pounpter.— Here : , prini; time of love Tho autumn of love L. both happy and ;4.9 - , Is the se.u.on of cheer— For ter I,IO,OTrIS Att.t bairn in Mir liar ; The to i of OW p•tir : The -ky, earth. and ocean, Whjeti comes o hen t u'o Id e a In ho.oityropo-e. - ha: s. e4t -torod . . 'in.! all II.; Lrigbt future And yie'.l, t- wubtr-,iuo rum., ca 111.1 ft , iN RP po).•• *UPI re,..v.it,l. The ,iti,viier of love The %inter of VP I, tilt hluniu of th. , henr: :1,4 , that Ivo n in, Ile LI 1:1.L.41 (...ul.l 11 hit. the .t..rio I• Their I.lUlie l'apatt - rnl the ..un•hirO• to ti u; .1r3 , 1 t.hr• fit he4Ven 1.41 t i• we , 1, -yeti in loud The heart th: I,llp. A, I ‘kt. • . 11 , ,v1 the ..111.1 lie }tar all *din Ilktt", huh.; ILI the -I:iC-. - 01 life fur --44 11 -- I'l . - -- If - •th in-I . It, 1. Ith•-1 ,, ..11. 11, - M fi 1. V 4 n.z. , ••A • - We! ( 1 1J the •;/ . .11 14 I 'ie.! 111ANK1.1N I'l 1.1.ek:, ;11 t't .14flUt C. an I Mal,„ ,. tr ..t .1:111 Pelftr. 7 .1:1 , 1 1 he itlarketc.i. BALT IMORE--FaIDAY L. +sr ANOVER—Tuu itsu L AS? YOUK—FitIDAY 2. tar DIED. THE PRICI.I (VP WlTEAT.—lhrit's Merchants' REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY Magazine publishes a table of the price of wheat at Albany, on the ISt day of January fox sixty-' ' one years. It is from tile minutes kept at the THE Subscritwr, intending to remove to office of the Van Rensselaet'Manor, at Albany. 1 the West, will offer at Public :Sale, nn the premises, on Thursday - , - th - e - '2sth day If where large. amounts of rent are payable iti wheat, or a cash equivalent, on the first day October next, of January each year ; and as two parties are HIS FARM, - deeply interested in- "the price, it is probably situata' in Liberty' township, Adams county, the most reliably - correct of any record that adjoining lands of John Miller, Adam Tress- Ti e l ist commences in - 1 - 79,3 - , i ler, - Wldow - Z - oi - iittger - , - a - n - d - tlre State tinte-n-= = ME OEM when the price was 75 cents a bushel : only five times in the sixty-one years wheat has been at s'3 or upwards per. .beshel, while it was seventeen times at 81 or under, twice at 75 cents. Only once in thirty-seven years, that is since 1817, to wit in 1831 . has it reach ed 82. The average price fur the whole-period is 81 38. For the last 30 years it is 81,25. Timber Land for Sale.' rrium subscriber has still a few more hots of choice Locust -- and Chesnut TIM BIiItLAND for rk sale., "For,information apply to .1. D. PAXTON. Gettysburg,-Sept.24, 1855. tf A CHANCE FOR MILLERS Vie "Virginia Mills' , for latent. E attention of Millers is invited to the MILL and Saw Mill of Mrs. M. Myers, situate one mile from Fairtield,Adains county. The surroundinv:country cannot be surpassed for business. There is a Miller's House, &c. in connection with them. The' terms of Rein will be reasonable and the sit uation must yield well. A map with a small family preferred. None but experienced and well recommended Millers need apply. Ap plication to be made to M. & W. M'CLEAN,. Sept. 24, '55. 3t Gellysburg, Pa. ID — The "Star and Banner" and "York Gazette" please copy i times, and charge thin office. • Dissolution of Partnership. r 1 H E. Co-Partnership existing between the 1 Subscribers has been dissolved this day by mutual consent. We•are much obliged to our friends and the public for dte, liberal su?port extended to us. Our Books are placed in thv handset Alex. Cobean for collection, and we earnestly re quest those indebted to us to call and make immediate payment, as we desire to settle the business of the firm without delay. w. W. PAXTON, Sept. 14. tf ALEXI? COI3EAN. IN FO S his friends and the public gener ally, that he will continue the Hat & Shoe Business, at his old Stand. and will always keep on hand a large and splendid assortment of BOOTS & S 0 ES, HATS & CAPS of every variety of style and price,, which he is determined to sell low for Cash or Country Pi - To - duce. Call and see the Goods. - Sept. '2.1, 1855. If Map of Adams County, FROM ACTUAL lI , ( O:AkIREMIeNT, AND &zURVEYS THROUCTIOUT TILE COUNTY. Under the direction of W. J. Barleer. HEP undersigned will publish shortly, pro vided a sufficient numher_of subscribers be obtained, a mut and complete Map of -Mums County. All the public Roads, Railroads, , Crossings and ;Stations, Churches, Post Of. fices, .School Rouses', Stores, Mills, Puldie, quid Private Rouses, Cemeteries, Manufac-' tories, Shops, &c., &c., are to be shown on the - Map, in addition to the usual topography of Rivers, Streams, Ponds and Mountains. The names of property holders generally, (includ ing those in the county who subscribe in ad vance for the Map) are also to lie inserted at - their respective places, in the style of the Maps exhibited by the canvassers. Maps of the principal villan-es will b e in• serted, on a large scale, in , the margin ; also 'engraved views of public and private No expense will he spared to execute the Map in the highest style of art. The plan u ill be plotted_ on a suitable. scale, so as to show distinctly all Lie particulars above speci fied, and make a large and ornamental Weil.— To be engraved and delivered to subscribers, handsomely colored, so as to Wow the terri tory comprised in each township, and nionnt ed 'in rollers. As the Map will contain some Fourteen square feet of engraving, at a cost of several thousand dollars. it will be seen that only a large subscription list will warrant the heavy expense incurred. The Maps are Fold only by Subscription, AND AT ONLY ONE pitICE. No more Maps issued than subscribed for., The Map will containtables of the poptiation,l productions, assessed value of property, re-; ligious societies, schools, number of voters, &c., of each township and village respective.; ly, carefully made up front the latest authentic -- Relying upon a just appreciation of our e,- forts, by the citizens of Adams, to issue a Map of their County. on the. above plan, that shall answer their proper expectations. and be en tirely satisfactory, subscriptions are respect fully solicited by WM. 3. BARKER. PrISLIFITER, Sept. 24,1855. 11/ashingtun, Pa. ENE 2 50 6 50 58 50 STRAYED away from the residence of the subscriber, in Gettysburg, on the Ath of September instant, a dark-brown H EWER, with white face, white, belley and white at the end of the tail. Her age is about a year and a half ; but is very 1 irge for that age. Any person returning her, or giving informa tion so 1 may get her, will be liberally reward ed. :SOLOMON POW EltS. Sept. 2.1, 1855. CAM to the premises of the subscriber, residing in Butler township, Adams county, about the middle of July fast, TWO STRAY NEI I.' ER ; one is red, and the ()tiler white speckled. The owner is rept emed to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take them away. SOLOMON HARTMAN. Sept. 24, 1855. 3t MM CAME to the premises of the subscriber, in 111 . amilton township, Adams county, on the 21d of July last, a large RED COW. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take her away. Sept. 17, 1855. 3t To Tax Collectors. /1111 E Collectors of state and County Tax are hereby notified that they %%ill he re quired to pay over to the County Trea ,, urer, rn or before Frithry, the I'2lh dny Odobcr nc2-1, aii Tdxe , i which may have been collected up to that date. order of the rommk , doners, - J. AVGIIISBA1:611, titrk. Sept. 17, 1835. td FLOUR W I1TE1). IWILL pay Baltimore prigs in ra'Ai Fdl peril Ile r !ULU. • ) 17 W. W. Paxton - Stray Heifer. tilray neiferN. Strati' Cmw. LYDIA H EAGY. Aill?.01 ARNOLD 10.1 Acres., more or less . , about 15 acres being Timber, anti about 10 acres aMea• dow. The land is under good cultiintiorrand good fencing - . Tinp improvements are a one and a half store -LOG. HOUSE, Dank Barn, Wagon "4j Shed, and Corn Crib, with other out•huildintts ; and two Tenant Houses.— There are three excellent - Springs near the dif ferent dwellings ~ a nd a stream of water thro' the farm ; two first-rate Apple Orchards on the premises, with a variety of other -fruit. Persons wishing to view the _Farm, are re quested to call on the subscriber, residing thereon. *--- Also, at the same time wind place, will be sold : 1 Horse, 1 Coll, 1 (cw, 3 Sows, :in excellent Buggy,Two.horse Wagon, Ploughs and H auto% s,. mid other - farming implements too numerous to mention. (*. - Sale to .conitnence at 10- o'clock, A. M.. on said day, *hen attendance will be given and terms made known by - Sept. 17,1855. E4IZA-MILLEIL • PUBLiC SALC. rp H Subscriber, Assignee of JA MES 11. .1 . - JAM ESON, will offer at Public Sale, on the -premises, on Tuesday, Me 91% day of Oc toher next, the following property of said As signor, viz: 3 LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the town of Heidlersburg, Tyrone township, Adams county, known as Lots Nos. '2l, and 723, upon one of which is erected a Two-Story Roughcast HOUSE, with 623111 Back-building attached. There is'also 1,1 a well of excellent water a the door. Cr s r Persons wishing to view the property afe requested to call upon the subscriber regid ing in the same township. KrSale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on said day, When attendance will be given and terms wade know n by JOHN LEIJMAN, Sept. J 7, 1855'. - viN.4gnee. Pottery for - Sale. TIIE Subscriber, desiritur to change business, offers his POTTERY at private sale. ft is _situated in Washington street, 1 - Gertysber,,a Pa., adjoining William Wysotz• ky on the N urth. The Jot is 60 feet front by 185 deep, with an alley on the north and west —Me improvements beinga Two-story Roughcast HOUSI , I, with a new Two- ;#;(o story Roughcast Back-building a Two- ;; story , Shop, 30 by 20 feet; Kiln, 9 feet in tlieneter, under root ; large Wareroomi also a good Barn and stable, Spring House, and other out-buildings; a well of excellent water near the kitchen door, with a variety of Fruit Trees on the premises. If the property- is• sold before the first of November next; it-will be for Rent. • - EDWARD AI ENCIIEY. Sept. 10, 1855. Public Sale OF A GOOD FARM,.. Snbscribm Executors, of GRORGII DcAttnouFF, Trlr ased, will offer at Pub lic Sale:, on the premises, on Suturdoti, Mt 6a. 'day . October next., the followinv Real Msfate of said- de . ceased, viz: A FARM, situate in Huntington township, Adams county, one mile from lleidlersburg, on the old Carlihle —road, adjoining lands of Peter Miller, Michael Fissel. John Bolen, and, others, containing 75 Acres, more or less, .vith good 'propor , tions of Timber and Meadow. A considera ble part has been limed. The improvements are a Two-Story LOG HOUSE and Shop, :1 trood Barn and Sheds, an ex cellent Young Orchard, and a,never- ; failin ‘Vell of Water. near the door. ( -. .-Persons wishing to view the property are requested to call upon George Shank, re siding thereon. C* - Sale to commence at I o'clock, P. M., on said day, when attendance will be given and terms made known by JACOB A. MYERS. JOHN B. MeCREARY, Sept. 3,1855. is .Execisturs. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF Real Estate? T HE Subseriher, Assitm ee ofJACOII BEAM. %%111 offer at Publie Sale, on the premises, on Saturday, the 13//i day of Oc tober next, the following Real Estate of said Assignor, viz: A TRACT OF LAND, situate in Cumberland township, Ada ins county.adioisting lands of Alexander Cnrrens, James Thompson, and others, containinfr :89 Acres, more or less, 'about 8 acres beina AIL. I rir . I.I.IIAIINLIMLI/11111 . 11.1611 131 • The improvements consist of a new Two-story LOG HOUSE, le. :11 - 2 Log Stable,witlabreshing Floor, •:.' 4 !;::j e and other out-buildings. There is a never-failing Spring of Water near'the kitchen door—also on the premises, a variety of Fruit trees. &..e"Persens wishing to view the property, are requested to call upon Mr. Reamer, resid ing thereon. Ser Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on said day, when attendance will be given and terms made known by A BRAHAM SPANGLER, Sept. 10, 1855. ssignee. Notice to Assessors. THE' Assessors. elected at the last Spring, Election are hereby notified to ;mend at the Commissi mers' Office in the Borough of Gettysburg, to receive Blank Assessment Duplicates and the necessary instructions, as follows :—The Assessors for Union, Conn wag°, Berwirk, Oxford, Hamilton. lleadint. , ,, Mountpleasant. Germany, Straban and Mount joy. will attend on Wednesday, Me 10th ri Ocb,ber ta.rl ; ;Intl the Assessors for the Bo rough, Cumberland. Freedom, Liberty Hain iltonban, Franklin, Butler, Menallen, 'Tyrone, Huntin:!ton and Latimore, will attend on hursday, October I 1 Ur- By order of the Commissioners, t:WIINBAUGH, Clerk. Sept. 17, 1855. td • - - - --- Fall Stock of New Goods. .11Q 7", SEA ON BLE ShawN.—Fash- I 0, ionabje Silks.—Dress Goods, all ki„d s .___Bi ari t zets and Flannels.—Linen and Cotton Slterting.;.--Staple flousekeepjr g Goods.—Clotitg, Cascirne res and Ve , Fcti_o:;s. Er RE & NDELI., Fourth& Arch l'bllad'a. P. S.—Storekeepers and ()the' net caslt buy ers supplied with scarce and desirable Dry Cnorts.it low r.n..s. 13 Alt Al NS from Ph ila de Iph ia .-Ind New York Auctio n s daiiv. N. 13.—q rases French Merinoes, all colors, whole , ,ale from 65 cents to $1,23. Sept. 10, SIH QoAps.—Faney and Cnninion Snaps, in PIA ICISS yd r cty , to be had eb eii p at E. ZIEGI.EICS. ;I )I{oo Nl:S,rt.., sift:, 1 Baskt--1,. fr,r ;ale 1) at E. 'ZIEGI.i RS. Fire Inooutrance Conwany. VALUABLE .Itriliklis ESTATE AT 'l' a meeting of the_Manage.m..of_the_. Nate._ Adams County Minunt- Fire Insuranca C M 1 SnbsOriber ofili'raC , .Pittille'vSale; - Company, Sept. 3, 1855; the , following Re- I port of the operations of the Company. during - .002514' -1 Sep' ifirabei t on the Pterniirt . ,'theffolleiiiti•glterat &stile; viz, the-past-year,—w-as-sobruitted-by-tholi:{feetive r A—F A ßlA- 7 Au t - at e ilicri t i' liprt i 5 "'tukvts~rltijt: Committee, adopted by the Board, and ordered Adams ebtititi;`rin The 'llhaitibicrsbrii - 0.,' Tit rn. to he published': pike, 21 nriles'' front . ;(3'ettystittVg, -adiriirong Amount of CirAt - on hand at last set- lands of Daniel Tolley: . David 'Whler; and lament, Sept: 4, 1854, • $761 06i Cash-paid during the year to Treasu, improved With a Two-Story STUN rer, on Premium Notes, 1022 13 1 -- ; HOUSE, Bank Barn, new ; ttlz ‘ zi t interest on monies loaned out,- 49 88 well of water at the door,' and young-- *-* Orchard. The fencing is first rate; ana the _ land in goad cultivation. This is a most de sirable property, anu oilers a rare chance to purchasers. Also, Five- Wood Lots, containing from 3to '5 Acres' each, and - all heavily tim bered—situate on the Turnpike, a short dis iance east of the above Farm. • * A Iso, 60 4,e'reorat Land, more or less, in the same township, on Trostle's- Mill 12t),4; adjoining lands of Dr. Hall, Abraham Plank, and others, having' ticreen erected. a ;§ - 7,1;0- , Two-Story Frame 11'0 U 8 11-. anti a • Stable; with a well h writer at the door.kiiit • About's aciTs ore Timber. .. Also, 43 Acres of Land, more or less, on the same road, a short diSrarice eastof'the last-mentiuncti wet, adjoining_lands_of_Smit-': tie' Fierhst, HaTh.and Alfred- Hass,Obout 11 acres being Timber. • Persons wishirtg to view the protOrty, will please call on the subscriber. -. to' commence at - 1 on said- day, when attendance will be - given' and terms made known by ' FREDERICK HEIM:, September 3,1855. is • - - Cash paid out as per Treasurer's Report. 01411 paid for printing Policies' and A pplications, 30 00 Cash paid Treasurer, (Salary) 15 00 NoteS otilstatidinV,, $1605 00 Cash in hands of Treasurer, 111 85i 1716 R5l Amount.of Property insured as per last Rep( 0, :£061,194 24 Amount of Property - insured du ring year, , 306,792 32 $677,9f46 5G Amount of Propetty surrendered during year,_ _ - 3,8t;0 00 • Present liabilities, $661 - ,1‘26 56 Amount of Pr,quium Notes in force . as per last Report, $18,332 21 Amount Premium Notes taken (fu ring year, .20,591 97 Surrendered during year, STATE OF FUNDS. Money invested, (Notes) $1.605 00 Cash In hands olTreassz 111 853 Premium Notes uncollee 38,•I05 57 - $38,1113 Deduct surrendered Notes, - 287 67 Number Policies as per last Report, 26'2 114 . during year, • 267 Sairrem'ered (luring year, PollCies now in force, The orlersittneil, ExeentiYe Committe e, submit this foregoing statement of the Opertt tiong of the Company during the- yeat— from Sept. 4, 1 854. to. Sept. 3, 1855.. JACOU KING, Itolll l . r.ll'etilniY, Ex. Corn. A.III.:INTZELAINN, Attetst—D. A. Ilticiimt, Scc'i. Sept. 17, 1855. 3t. Stoves! Stoves!! Wl.l;iii7siu!b!citircu toy o s u o r li c a l i t oi . o th r t e m t t e o n f t it % ) n i a c o f G G 11 EA NGS TO V (or Stores, Halls, Churches, Parlors, &c.„7—warranted to give in . ore heat Brits one third Iltefuel,Monany other Beating. Stove in use. The large riuinlier which have been sold in this and other cities and . the . constan t and increasing demarid fur them, is sidlieicnt,gaiantee of their superiority, over all oilier Heating Stoves, and we cheer• fully invite the strictest investigation of our claims to the not perfect. article of the kind in use„ We also have a superior, Ca' u/dron, for farming- and chemical purposes, made, ou the same principle, for which we claim 'only' a trial to be appreciated. We keep Constantly on hand an assortment of -the leading COOK, arid PA It 1.0 It'STOV ; and are sole Agents in this State for Queen's Portable Forges— Puck's Potent t:auking Stoves, and Barstow's Unrivalled Caoler4e Parlor stenies. . Wholesale Dealers will be supplieilat the lowest foundry prices. N EM AN & WA ItNICW-;-- -- Wholesale & Retail Stare floaters, N, E.-Cur. of rierend Ac.lts,e,o SU, Philad'a, Sept. 10, 185.5._ 3m ' Tea che roo Ulm red. PM E Hoard of School 'Direczors of Frank-: lin township will meet at the hou,se of henry Mickley, in Cashtown, roe Saturthq, the ..29th day if Septemberinst.,, at 111 o'clock, in the morning, for the purpose of einplOyino teachers tor the winter term of the Schools of said township. All persons interested are requested to attend.. The County Superin• tendent is expected to be present for the,pur pose of examining teachers. 13y order of the Hoard, E. w. sTA Seey. Sept. 10, 1855. 431 Teacher Wanted. '"111E School Directors of Hampton School . District wish to eniploy a Teacher to takes, ela , ge °Nile Hampton School. Liberal wages will be given. Apply to H. A. PIWiING, Sec' y. Sept. 10, 1855. Teachers' Meeting. tll EETI N U of the Adams County Teach. yrs' Association will be held in the Methodist Episcopal Church, in Cettyshur2, 4111 the 2d ty: October next, at la o'clock, A.. M., and will contirue in session four days. Addresses will be delivered by lieu. Rev. D. D. CLARK, Dr. STEM, Dr. MARSDEN, and others. Kr Every Teacher in the County who feels an interest in the profession, is expected to he present and aid iu keeping up the interest of the Associatiori. -By order of ltie Executive Committee. C. H. A USTI N, Chairman. Roe'r. A. I/ YTTLE, of COM. Angliqt 27, Ltiss. td Assignee's Notice. TAM ES IL JAM ESO NI, of Tyrone town t) ship, Adams county, having, executed a voluntary asigranent of all his estate and el= teets to the subscriber, residing in the same township, in trust for the benefit of creditors, he regnests all persons indebted to said James It. Jameson, to make immediate payment of their respective dues, and all persons having claims or demands on him to present the same for settlement. JOHN LEIEVIAN,./Issignee. August 20, 1855. Gt Administrator's Notice. CATHARINE BARBARA SLAGLE'S ESTATE.—Letters of adtninistration on the estate of Catharine Barbara Slagle, late of Oxford township. Adams county, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, resi ding in Conowago township, he hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the saute to present them prop erly aurhentiated for settleaient. GKO RGE SLAGL E, .9dner. . Aug. 27, 1855. 6t UMMER GOODS .9T REDUCED P RI- M 1 iFlkin:.t to make room for Fall pnrelia,es, we will sell out our large assort ment of Summer Goods cheaper tharvever.— Now is the time for hargains—at $1833 OS 71 22/ I!IM $38,851 18 308'70 $38.551 4fl =ME= $37.835 851 F thNFISTOt.''. Real Estate at Public Sale. . N pursuance of authority given In the, last will, and testament 01.1011 NA 1',',41%1:)iF.1t, late of Slountjoy tcwaiship, r Adpriis County, deceased, will be offered at PiiVic Sale, on tho preMiSe r s, cm Saturday, titi. 29M day fy' . September next, the Real;Eitaie o r f said de ceased, consisting of ' . 6 . 4 .f' i", 4 a .7' 4, 7' / 0 X., ~,, , ~ of Patented Land; situate in said tow-uship.of Mountjoy, adjoining lands of -Bamuel..Recki. Frederick Stack:44w, Isaac Paitoo, and others, containing about 260 AlLerefte,.. , .a The itnprovem erats are •' large Two.' AN, Story r ilri'ek b welling HO rsE, with a i7.lii Wash 'House and , a Bake I louse attach: Wit • ed; Double ,tn,,r , Barn and Sheds, VVagun Shed, Corn •Crily, and oilier --otikbuildings. Thera ia-a never-failing well of: water, willisi pump in it, under roof, near the kitelien , dera; itis a never:failitig spiing'of,water on the farrut,'and a stream , of moaning water tE rough ‘ it, atro:ding water in• nearly all tbe-fieles.-- There is'a•large gifantity of good Meadow on the' Farm, and a ' proportion-of good Timber: . There is also a thriving `l' . ottng' ()Ohara of choice, frait on • the place.. -. The jurb tic • rood from Gettysburg to Ta Paytowupssaes:thrnegh, thri Farm, being situate .7 miles' from ;the for% meepinee-and 6: from'the r hi t 1 er.- : otrstdelamoMmonesist Fo'oleek, P. M., on said day, when attendance, will,- be• given and . tants made'ltab w why ... . , . _ . -14.111NitY - 11KNNER, • ~ • _.-- , JOSIAH 131: 1 3N.NER;'''..,' Sept. 3, 1855. to -; 1 ';, '- ' . Exwiturs,:: 529 4 BE Timber-Lasul l AT PUBLIC SAI4E. 'pH E Subscribers, FNecutors the last vO4ll .11. and testairititit of)Vnt,l.anuotti; will offer at PGfilie Sale,'oa the preintses,,:on Saturday, the 29th "r Septirnher newt,' the .fal lbWing- proptrty of said depeased.,viz - .A Tract of excellent, 7'l Ia:11 - Afr .; situate in Liberty 'township, Maine county, adjoining lands of Gregory 'P. Topper„littnes' Moore and others,, containing about. lbout 6 Acres:of which itre 'Cleared:, kV-Perseus wisliin,rit 4tevir'tliet tract are reqUested to call - cin either Or the' Kipeutors, the first earned ;residi i nS3 etty shore, and' the last named in lilierty.tnwnship. 1 I/kg'Safe to noininenee 'at 1 O'cl.iiek; P. M'., on said - dity, Wh'erlattendalati ; bey given and trios made . ktiOwniiy _ r B. DANINOR; NV M. L. Mcli EE, Aug:. 27, .1855.. td 41P.41,408; vbe ,vrite Gi Eni Out r f I-I k war in -Kuropels inigely:engiOsSing inthiic, attention, and prices generally, are going Up. But tlic.undersigned wattle suggest to his customers, and evorybo,dy else that he haS:just returned, front the city l , ; with the clicapc3l and best stock of ""Pl' l lTs' rflirt -, • Nuts, Confectionaty, rainy -aim* 4q., till has ever lielore , Ctill , Anriliidgre - fei.yourselves, yos- 4o•r!o4 prOoousce his goods afro fig . thsl" chelpest entl , heSt'yea lo have ever looked St,' then , ts 4te greatly' mis taken-. "Hiiifreck comprises, in pan: efiffees, uga •039, •-.0110 - Crointtro l -.7 7 ,- r --, Crackers, Oranges, Lenion.s,,Almonds, Palm Nuts; Pea riots, English Warring; Filberts; Confectionary, .of - sorts; , Pepper, Ciniutnion, Cloves, Soda Saler:nits, Washing Soda, a large variety of Fancy Soaps, and everything else in his line. o::rOaqh ot Country - Produce taken ex change fot'Goodg; THE FLOUR AND FEED BUSINESS is continued. Highest market prices paid. W M . I, TAisPl In York Street, al the Post Ullice. Gettysburg, April 24,1864.' Now isrthe Tinie. SWEAVER resiriedtfully announces to • the Ladies and Gentlemen of 'Gettysburg and vicinity, that he has regiiined the Daguer reotype business, at the old Stand,id, : ernitn. bersherm street, where he will be happy to' re ceive. visitors desirous of securing per(ect Daguerreotypes of themselves or friendg.' Being furnished With an - entirely -tuv 'and costly apparatus, hr is prepa red to late pictures in every style of the art'a.nd insure perfect satisfaction. • ba rges from 50 cents to $lO. Sfie - Flottrs of operating from S A. M. to 4 p. M. e ge-ln dress 'avoid light, 'red, blue, nr pur ple. Dark dre'ss adds much to the'beauty of the picture. Sept. 18,1854. if IMMEDIATE RELIEF FOR THE Too riummic THERE is to be had al the drug stores of S. H. Buehler, Gettyr4berg.. and , Jaines A. Elder, Etutattsburg, a most leclual remedy for Me 7'oothache, which properly up. pli d, according. to directions,) cure the mast viu/cot Toothache instantaneously. Should the pain in course of titne reappear, the, same up• plication has to be made aga;n. and after. two or tlirre applications tie' ettee will . 1:;e effectual. Please call for A. Ferrer's Toothache Balslttod .fire'Price 25 cents per phial-. • August 27. 1t355. 1Y . For Sale or Rent. rrIfIF: subscriber offers 'for Sale or Rent lite GETTYSBC,ROSTEAM will run the Mill cinly until the 15111:bl - Maretit next. ••••. W: HOFFMAN. Feb. ' • • • ' PitLSTING kik.:4t% li
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