M it. Eorrou:—The editor of the Star is is an
Itwkward predieatnefit, and lie feels. and tit t
try, to Lille it. This accounts for the liaan:‘l
--ojws stories that are to belound every ,week
in his columns. By this means he endeavors
to divert the attention of the public from his
position and antecedents. If in his preserve,
reference is made to "the way this rowdy
word to Jr o," he at once calls your attention
some .`Popish plot." If von inadvertently
mention the name of . Col. Neely to him, he
winks and blinks like a Star of greater nitt:mi
tude and refulgence, and immediately turns
to "bleeding Kansas," anti asks your aid in
its behalf. Should you be green enough to
41.4 him who was, and what was W in. B .
s'ou at the_tinae the great mass of the, Whig
vo t e passed over to him, early in the contuse,
that he cold(' not, and did not make this di,-
e overyat the time of the 4)ecurrern - P, forth:-
with he would startle You with the revelation
that "Gizzard foot" Wise had- visited James
Bueltanan, on gott/tPrn business—and so
forth.- -There are some-yirlie-ttiars. o,onnocte,l
with these subiects that the editor of the
Star is trying to forget, in view of the 11101)1011-
tollS questhms that he is now propoundin: , «,,
the Ameriean pi‘oide such as wloi should
rule America? Who struck Billy Patterson
Frent.mt ? "All is well that ends well," and
if the editor of the Star is content with his
billingsgate. and abuse, in ltis defeat, while
the Dent Brats are in possession of the spoils
4)f Vivi-B'Y and- success. I ton sure all hands
ought to lie satisfied and — even grateful. The
Star should remember that his party was fur
a Ion! , time donfinant in this county, and that
rotation in Milts, is an America a expression
prinelPle, it is
true the Sentinel charged
him with the rams of baying turned the
county ,)ver to the Democrats. But this we
3)emocrats do not look upon as a (Tint e, be
cause this rerolution fully accorded with our
sentiments and interests, and We will absolve
the editor of the Star from the error , , provid
ing he turned the enmity over to us in an open,
straiHtt-out and honorable way. If lie can
C l ot satisfy us that we obtained it thus legiti
mately awl honorably, we will hold him ;W
-c, fin tabli! for any and all the guilt that may
attach to the ‘•httraiit and sale," while we
will hold the couch- and its appurtenances as
a sort a forfeiture _such times as the
Yoiec imr the people way nthorWiNe enact anii.
Ini*(1;1.111. 1 ant sure no tatryot can object no
these terms? Mt' Du Fr.
Politically Dead
MR: EDlT,itt:—Tllo lit . Nts of party .prein
diites- hay'!" risen to their ethel'inl home, col
lentel into (lroos, unit replenished. citir land
. with a shower of €;ttietit le.
the einvarillv (Lotion, has loom' slain
- by the sword. of Deatoora , -y, enshrouded in
Noth.ingitt)- roll-e• 1 till Salt ItiV4-.' and
,in -1111 11 21 itlerY- Over its grave we
.site no moon:neut.:ll no stately. pyramid,
nor the 'trooping, houghs. of the \veining. wil
low, p.ilhletuatieat of o. nation's snrrow,-
- 110, Nlr. Editor. we see the proutl . hanner
penmeraev, inscribed noon it —Buchanan and
Bre'tkitiri'lge," waving over its defeat tti
umnliontly. "
Ni more will the inmates of the ‘•Star
fdlice" lie disturbel in their niglitly slunthers
lry the stUtap-eloquence of Black rtepithli,:an
Kolow Nothing orators. Tile\ - ore (lead--
(le:: t to rise no more! -Ith of November_
was . itS ju'lginent dav—the }tit ode were its
jinlges, death was pronotineed upon it..—
sit been. cuusigne.l to its gr;tl e re
main nIN-ver. 31 n::v.E.T.
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For Christmas and New Year.
The )latuntotlt Pictorial Double Brother
Jonathan is already - in th.e . iield, 411141 is filled,
ns 442.Kual,•with large , ttnil sui7'ite(3 Pictures fir
the Christuta% Holidays. Published by 11.
11. Day, 4813eekman street, Nev York. Send
12 cents 11totttge, htattlit,4 or money I and you
tt ill get this elegant picture sheet free of pos.
tage. Niue Are, (p(3.•A-1•raill) fur one Doi
la-r,-or.Eleven if nut
Tore,,,diwieut: liriike.r-Yrs.—lt is stated the Sa
preake Court of Vlrtlt Carolina has confirine,f
titelh.eision of -Judge 31an1, that memhers of
the Chnrrh are incompetent to
t-!stify in courts of justice, according, to the
laws of that State.
COUNTING-HOUSE ALMANAC,
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The Condition of the. Weather.
LA:n.A.ral t, Do - . Is.--The DeLitvarrir -
Cr i. , fr , 0/.0:1 incr so that the Borlingt44l,lcam
boat,: inua hail to roam. The cold i, very
severe.—The thermometer is uow degree.,
abov e zero.
W.tsuiscroN, Dee. inereury at 9
o'clock this morning was about '21,1
shot 0 zero. At nowt it was 2.7 tkgret...:+ alone.
CA I. pis, Me., J)ec. IB.—Thermometer 17 de
greeg heriiw zero.
BANGoit, Me., Dee.. 18.—Thermometer 15
degrees below zero.
NEW 11EDE041), Dee. IS.—Thermoineter 4
degrees- below zero.
'T. JonNs. N. 8., I)ec. 18.—Thermometer
14 degrees below zero.
Cunt ,n erihte..—TheNew
York Po/i , e Gq:o7., speaking of a late'_arrest
lairg,lars in that city, says;
“The -facilities which the thieves of Now
York....haN for oonuni,tting crime are alta“st
beyond J) lief. Their organization complete.
- searehing 3loore's house after his escape
the pollee discovered a nualLer of confidential
letters whichAtQuul roveived front all parts of
the country. Tiles(' letters it would lie highly
injudicious to publish, as they implicate re
spectable merchants out West and parties in
this city, who are situp 1;• ' (`11, to jje,
piviun. These letters showed the f ac ility
tOrdod thieves in dispdAing of their property.
—There were also letters frtun-t he owner of a'
noted 'fence' in ntli street. In perut4n-g
-these letters carefully it was •also discos urea
that this gang, with ✓ which Moore was con
nected, had much allit:S amid laborers in their
employ, who furnish them with a full and
accurate description of the houses they were
at work upun. There were also f(illtld ee. HUM -
her of diagrams of stores and dwelling::, of an
innumerable numlittr of houses in this city,
how—the various apartments Were oaf s
and, if
.a, store, where the safe or silks were
Heposited; if-;t awoWng whero tikt
the inoney t.r. the silver plate was located' :
Who furnishel the this with these dia
grams? There Is lint a stun) or 1“)tu-ze. worth
hroaltiog into but is as \yell known to the bur
glars as the owners themselves.- Even the
very lurks en the floOrs are known..vet
pre , sien Leen made with wax. Who
• ! .ive,s .inforination of this character? New
York. is, at the mercy of thie‘es:,ne porice.
li , iw-ever effective, can aifertladequate,protee
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thin."
:11%irhizet • 14).
nu in:the Exchango,
a working, m,(l+`[ of' a :at-
chino for cutting down trees. It helongs to
that cla of inventions' Nvhich are nianifet v
practivni and elnint'lltlV useful, and ennvince
the ohserver at a gllture that niventi‘e genius
hasnehio oil a groat result from the Shill)lest
menus. tii iron frank is made I'o tthi.Sp the
tree, and , from this frame a ehisel shapol
knife is 10-OT-ht into contact with the trunk.
By the turning of 'a wrrnch,.thc elliSel is
work round and round the tree cutting its
to the centre. The inventnr claims for
EMS
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four feet . diaineter in half an hour. As it cots
only a narrow 1 2,Toove, it saves a considin.ahle
polion of the lola of eacli tree. It will also
rut so close to the grim rol as to lee ye no stuini)
.above the surliice while it preparei A ~S1111:111'_
Int tt ready for the mill. - It is the invention
(if Mt. Ehrsa in, and is well 'tvorthy the
attention_of persons 1nt!,,,r4,4t4t41 in so vhluahle
an in•strumototality of ',..,progrCis-U - -. 1.n this coun
t ry., —4/1 at im'iire "';'n .
.1111e , x/ UnottimeneN.—A groat *'f s" la;t4lo
the Ito t alhlicatt pro , :.e:• hoeallSe aretr
ilun
(•e;Li,tthe South talk about re-upeping the Ail c
tra4l4.
The Southern Commervial Cnnvention is in
sessinn at Savannah. " Nearly six hundred .
del.%rates were appnintell to it, l member
intrialueed a re:olution in favor of re-upening
the slave trade.
11. OIL /he fable' by an ''«lawxl ?mut
interns" vote.
Is not that a "settler" for the South Caroli
na rwvernor?
What folly next.--e./r/iNfe Demormf,
Dixtritimi id the Nwlk—The Boston Lilier
ator announce. that a nr:u•d State Cott\ ention
disunionists will he shortly held at W(wee:,-
ter, :11:tss. It adds that the a•a11 has been nu
uterottly signed. "with high satisfaction,"
and fp/lit - C.:, front the Charleston 3lercury to
•dtow that the position of the disunionist , ,
N,irth and S , aith, is identical, and c loses with
the t•rV, "Hurrah fur no union with 611.11-I.:-
holders!"
11.?::r"Jalac , z :McDonald died at J'ort Stanley,
C NV., on the '.2:A ult., at the advancc , Htge
Of 11 1 2:Lis wife,:11)(1 3-e;trs eltl, still sunk-es.
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Corrected frow the late .t & flAnover papers
Ballimere—Ft iduy bbvi
_ Flour, rer harrel. .$n 5o (:,-, 6 62
wh eat, pet j itt A ie l, ' . 117 r,,. 165
it Ve; _ .
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rum, ‘i r. 2 (ii, . 65
Oats, " • -lo la, 43
Clio er-4eell, ." 0 7 75 ("er 8 110
Timothy " " 3 25 ('t, :; 5o
Beef Cattle, per littml., I, 5H - 0/. 875
11,,., -.‘ • 7 (111 «, 7 75
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1 iny, !Wr Um, ls (,f 0 11 In)
11 . 16 , 4:cv. per - . :111en. :;1) Of :;I
Peril\ Por t.)11, 60110
111
11.1,,,,rei• Tit iti•xfl;ty
Fleur, rep 1,1,1., fr,w) walruit , , •.:,;1; 00
Do. '• fr , , iii ~,,tofes. , 7 00
IVi wa t, poi. hth.,liel, 1 3:2 (j, I -10
I:‘,.‘. . " 70
C,,rn., '' 50
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Pia , tor. por tor',
- f: II) IL
F1..11r, por 111.1., fr,,:u wa t rpil,, • :.;', '25
1) , 1., " fr4im st. , ire,.. 7 Hi
Whcat, per !iiisliel, I.Q! 1 4.1
Rye. 711
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111.1;1.ives Aotice.
VOTICE i. hereby given to all Legatees and
other peisons concerned. that the .1 /mu,-
I:fratioi, her einafter mentioned Will
be presented at the t )rulian's Court of .lalains
county, frr conlirin awn and allokvance,.x , n
1.9.10 i • .11 I/ y 11 , J:1. viz
21k. The fir.t awl final account of Michael
verl 4 h, ; 11;ir nof Maria, Louisa, Cath
arine awl Pius zs henielier.
211.. The and final acc:nitrit of John
lover, Administrator of the estate of Sarah
Hoover,
'212. The first an I final acconnt of John
Boyer. Ailtu:ll,trtt , ,r 'with the •will anne:fed
of • Alaz , lan.vt 11;0.c:cr.
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1 - orA—Fridity
ki 0., 4 ,7 , 1i:r.—( , 11 (111' Illy "I,:b
4r,r -t.to Iv tv.S, on I nialcr.l.lseir
tr , 1 , 1 . 1 . : Ito! 0.L., the bri.i r s g et zhi c t,,, r
w 4,114 of fur ..1. 1 :1:41 141114 }aka . tit ir !light
ether haul, prt.p.irtt for the •e.
vere seam.n 1 . 1 i•r,: in -trick of/uithracito, :111113,y gl.t.
tins ieooonalsle I.;.tr:lioits +a the triconla Stone Clothing' Mtn
oC Itoculttli & Wtlson. Nes. "2115 tur.l:2o:. Chesnut street }
phis,
1;)" vt‘l,l: ,ill p1,..3%e not ivo tilf• IL trerti 4 olllrnt
41e, , eriptive of fir Seat , ' l'o•tot tat rsittity Itit.le. an I
tor thi. Printed ('At, loyte tef .dl our l IhNtrato! %York..
1:J" To the tl'Ott , tiAt.e.! in the irre:tt art of Selling 8001;4,
re ttoutd "Yi 1.11.tt t.a prio,at o .ctiotoe for looney makitv-r,
- 13 r 11,.tter tit to .tlt the 1po;,1 •I,itte, of q.':ffir..l ui.t :ina
tr , tha• Au' i , orto.o WI - 41111Z tai C'111,111( 111 the enter.
prise, mill , rkl: little 1 to the
ulurh In) Hilt SCI . VINt• S;(1111 - 14.• C. , I•11, of the
it 0
ath,rdi3O, a very lil•er:tli , erctottal:o to the tt , ::ent for Ilk
Vouble tit tite , eltv tritl ,00tt he Aldo to o.verttitt the
ItlyNt saledt.:e, and order 2t t,or,tii i _ z iv pai,t)
!OMER I'
Itl 11 illiato Street, New York.
Put —Tho e.i.e of (' \V. Di , hon;
. a rem trk.thle 1, , V1 , 1k . 11 , 1' Of tho
o! tl/e.e pill..iu di..e.let , l M r D i mo n re
brio, et [h.. mouth of the e , eek, ir the Little , F,111. , of
the l'ohrmat-. 'in the !Ili antlea . lt:tv, th tt
111 the ointl4A of 311 , 1 00.4Aser, h.tlf thr
ttion Are ,oct; ittout (et er. lu October
1.1.4, r D et. le•oclontie.,l I , v phy•iLian wh, attendea
death . .. door Cahunet :tut yituine,
the -linhhie%'' ~1 llta faculty ia that re g ion.
in %%ma A. a itei titer e.''rt. ,it the ih , tailee .or
all i va l. o i .h.r a on o 4 yin. In three
day. tiro read par.xv.ei.eea-ed in a we-!; h.• wa , tthout. the
hots., tut . l 111 Onl, utouth atlit• to At 11911 it to 1/11::1/10,i,
1' V (01), Flour, wiwat. ('nt•n Oak, aro
wanted at this Otlice, in int,2,-nient
On tin. , Mtli of Oct,whisr. in Oregon city. Mr MT('[J. Et, y.
tor,oc: Iv ton whip. Al m i . ro ,
I'd„ to Ali, M kn . ''' . I; it ET, county,
lht the 4th hist ,b. the I{(f "A 11. Kronivi PETEtt
:NI Lit t ot'larlinlc, to Al LAVINIA t;E: 4 l', of White,-
tow Adam, co
On the I , th hv tho Itev. P Srhenrer, Mr. (; EUIH
11 ASIIIM;TON HA: 4 ER. of AF L da.,
CAT LIAEAN E .0 Carton. c"ctuty. old. .
' n weelz. at Ii residence of lier •
Fauna, Illair, in Ennoit , litirg. Airs. 'el.4l:l' \t . 1.1., to
the titd t c . . r ut her uze
On 111 , 111 e-day )1r Ii til
at.itip„tizis.l 4) t Var.. II 111 ,, t1t11 , :tn.1 3 tIAN •
• On t lie ,in on tit pleasant toiiti.litp, Mr. GKO RUE
G ale!tit 7;;
'Oil :tot it tilt ,in But Iv:. tmi :%ir. NY 11.1 it
ti~ilo :Ur i; the!. aloott 30
thi the 12th 111.4 at V.,11, :•pi .1.1).‘1,1NE
LEY . daughter of Ftnnhim .1:),1 )largaret, lit duet
at , Ne.tfs 11 month, ,tn I 2.1 days,
SALE . 114.0t;rirrellilED.
vrEE Slli,. of Heal Estate advertised by Mr.
ILIY I El. ViEITI,EIt has, been pOstponed
on account of die Iveatlivr, to S , ant'd ,, V,
3,1 ‘1,1_,7 ,i1.1:1,111,7/7/ ,U'.l. at 1 07doeli, Y.
' OW p101;19 . h . CI InSISON of aU CNCCltent pleet, of
11C:11101‘ . .,
.in this horool,:h. • and a tract of
( 'feared told another of NVood land, in CUlllber
land township. .I•rare chance.
2:2, 1$ G.
rr 'IF, subse - tilicr, ENtentor of the will. of
VATMIisoN. ()creased, will'
soli 'at ptibliti sale: at the late residence of said
d e c ease d, in` 11•1otilton town.hip, Adams i.onn
ty, 2 titilcs :with of !tampion, on the Turn
pike. on 17, Hie' 1.4 (1(11/ rrl Jon 0,1 r:y lird 1,
the following valtialrle Personal Proper(y,°viz:
Three Tno
Cnws and Heifeis, Sheep, 2 Fat tlogs, Sows.
figs; a tirsl.•rate ltorlotwav 7arri
age.-a hrotitUr‘+ heeled_kV ugoit,
noise Gears. Mill. Cutting, Box,
Ploughs and nal Forks anti other
farming inipleint lits. Also . Ilav the ton :
a lot ,1 wt. IN Iwo— (.'urn
1.,- 'tit,
and Kilelicit as Beds and I.3ed
ding„ Tali! e.. t'i,oirs. Bureaus, (lock, Carpet
ing. (irliet Cuplinaiil, Stoves and Pipe, (line
a I ;oolong, :44 tolie,) Copper and 1 1 o n Kettle;
t toged a r ‘‘,. itli quantities of Beef and, Tracint,
I and man) ()Biel artirles too nionerotiti to insert.
Nate to cotptocnce tit, 10 olelock-, A----I‘Li-on
i. said that,%Own attendance will be given and
1
Let IDS Ilia(IC kll4)Wil h
( ; El/116 l'', EIMEIIART, Er'r.
r — . 7- The Farm of the deceased %% iil he offered
fot B INC. at ti 011ie outcry, on said day.
4
Deeviliber :22, nifiti. ~
h hereby given t ki th e Stockhold
t N C ti Of the Get tyst(iirg 11 . :tilroad Company,
that w ill be held for a President
and 12 Directors. fitr the ensultir , year. at the
Court-house. in the hot (nigh d ' ettysbitrg, on
JAittiefy. fh , I
.
/// 111/0 Wiry, I ; 4 . 7 )
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be
tt,yeett the liotior 21 ;111(1 o'el mg:, F. m.
There will be a meeting of the Stockholders
on Ali(' sante day, at, the sante place, at 1 o'-
clock, 1 , . m.
- DAVI]) W I LE,S.
B. No Stoclz‘i(rl(l( r i.; C Ititlul.,
to a rote at the ahiive Election, who is in at-
rears on rine of the instalments of stock which
have been cater in by the Company.
December 22, 18:G.
‘,... I I'IIATEI) away firm the premises of the
WWl)Ship, in
.lay last. a 11 LA 1;1:1, without a white
mark, and now allollt thlue 1 ear) old. Any
pel:-011 '\ ho IN ill give the suiiscriher infnna
non of his whereabouts, -( word may he t,
. a
the ( napdri utilcv,) suitably rewarded.
Jt/tilil'll A. ;Small.
December 22, 18-.6.
mrPti in They_ Come !
5 1.7:-T recived HOKE'S e, a largesup-
OY ply of Winter Goods, .the cheapest ever
()tiered in mail:et. Call and Nee before pur
chasing el-ewheie, as he is determined to sell
cheap kit Cash.
very cheap .11,1/,', o . r y
Com.IN cut free of charge.
Ready-made Clothing on ham!, which
will I,e sold very low.
Getty g. Dec. 22, 16:36. utf
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QA:\II7EI, B. PATTERSON'S ESTATE.—
Letters testamentary 011 the estate of ..""ain
lid B. Patterson, late of l larnilton twp, Adams
county, deceased. having been granted to the
undersigned, residing Ili SlT:than township,
he hereby gives notictrfo all persons indet,ted
to said estate to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same to pre
sent them properly - mithentic,tted for settle
ment. GEORGE I:aI:MART,
, 110
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Dec. 22,
I HAVANA Oranges, of delicious
1 " " flavor. For ".-alc at
r_ EILNEY & BRO.,
IMIJ
F,xncy Grocery and Cunfectionery store,
Ycirk, Dec. 15, 'SG. We.t. Airket st
A V iITSTINE DU:iANNE writes for the
SAtuiday Evening Piht.
m tri ,,,,,/g, a Tale of the swisi Cantons. See
Prospectus in another place.
11 LBS. Seedless R a ising. F or sale by
IJ I) ERNEY URU.,
Fancy Gro'..,ery,ftnil Co:ift.tctlonery ,tore,
York, 9cc. 15, 'SG. 67 %Vest Jldrnct st.
10 BrSI{ELS new crop Grol:n1
For sale at
Fancy Conl,ctione-y an.l occry , [ore,
1"), 7") , ;. 1;7 We-.t M a ket st.
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roI;A.CCO.—A panic artlL:le
at, 6.1.N1
M A RRr E
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DIED
rtimuc sAtx!
Eiection.
481raii - ed A ivay.
Executor's Not ce.
' se '‘ -, '74 :A Gfk "Y ':%.- LOST.
~.. i CLA , 7,, , - I ~ L L I . . ' i— i
-- nrln - Tv DoLL.Yes nior.l I? D. • 1 C., osmopel i tan Art Association
Or PerSoll a 1 .. PrO1)( 1 Fry.
14 1 ,%T . AS
,LVST, on Tuesday, the 11th of No -1 • FOR THE THIRD YEAR ! •
THE tiudelt.igrwa mill o if er at Public Salt, reinoer, between Trestle's tavern—in lS EE the Rare Inducements !—Tbe managers
at.' the Shops lately kycapied by Thomas
Bonier townsbip, and Arendtsville, (by way ' hove the pleasure of announcing that the
F.. Frazer, in the borough of Gettysburg. on •
,int Bendersville.) a small Butcher ACCOI . I.CT
collection ofWorkm of Art ilesigned forilistri
litr•vilaq. the 1.5.1 •ilay ~,,• ,brititary lOW, the ~.,- .
)OR. A reward of TWENTY DOLLABSwiII
button among the subscriLers, whose names
following valuable Personal Property, viz :
ii be paid for the recox.ery of said Book, by
are received previous to the 28th of January,.
A Charlotee Carriage. either Mosics OB JACOB RAFFENSPEUGEB.
_ 57, is much larger and more costly than on
a Rockaway (arriage, a Sqnanc Carriage, ) (all
' December 1, 1856. 3t
any previous year: A Dating the leading works
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the above are new.) a second-handed ]fuggy: --- '. — in Sculpture—executed in the finest Marble
1 llockawav Body,- trimmed : 1 Glass-door i PERLIC SAL E, .
—is the new and beautiful Statue of the
Rockaway Body, painted : 1 Boat Body, trim- i Yr 11F, undersigned will - offer at Public Sale, ' , W oo d Nymph," the Busts of the three great
tned: 1 Chariotee Body, painted :ti Buggy Bo- i IL on the premises, on. Sottirditn, thr 271/,
,Azneriealk Statesmen, Clay, Webster and Cal
dies, 5 Wass-door do.? 2. Donble-door 'do.' 4 i d a y (4 - Pecembre inst., a desirable property, }town, also the exquisite Ideal Bust, ‘t-:p r i ng y ,
township, , Adams corn- Apollo and Diana; in marble, life size. togeth-
Boat do.; 2 Rockayrt. do., 3 -Square do. , 5 i situated in Germany
Buggy do.. 6 ontinis , do., Itnnnine. Parts,
it ,
tv, about one mile south of Littiestown, on the or with the following Groups and Statues in
4 sets of W h ee l s , , ints. oil . \-,, rit i s il, Iron. Baltimore Turnpike, 'containing shout 20 .Carrara Marble—of : the Struggle for the
Steel, Patent Steps. 2.000 feet of PLANK. i Acres of Land, on which are erected ,4,,, w , heart, Venus and A pelo ; Psyebe; Magdalen;
2,500 Spokes. Trimmings, Lamps, Work 1 ,. a Two-story BRICK HOUSE, (with a Fie IX, I Child of the Sea ; Innocence; Captive Bird ;
Benches and Vices, Paint MilL 2 sets of Mack - i Well of Water near the door,) a Log - ' and Little Truant; with numerous works in
smith Tools. Drill. stuffing llay, 2 Stoves anal Barn : also a young thriving Orchard, with , Bronze, and a collection_ of several hundred
Pipe, and Grindstone. ; choice Fruit Trees_: and 'about 5 awes of young Fine Oil Paintings, by leading Artists.
.1/so, ern PxO.
.'ver/ rernile/ ITO 11 ) SE. one of growing Chesnut Timber. - The whole of which are to be distributed
the hest in the count v: 4 Cows, I
steer, 3_sets f . Sale to coMmence at 10 o'clock. P. M.. on l or allotted am - the
of Harness, Saddle n Brid!e, Ploughs. Har
row, Log Chain. Mitt and Itreast Chains.
Double-tree, Leather Ne!s, Cradle and Scythe,
Forks, Nlattock and Shovel ; Conn and ('urn
Fodder, stacks of Illy, 5 neres of t; 'tint in
th e ground, Fencing Boards, 500 Shingles,
Corn Crib. with many other nrticleS.
Sale to commence at 11 o'clo,-14, A. M.• on said
dav, when attendance %Yin be given and terms
wade known by
DANNER & 7dEt;LF.R.,
ANDREW PoLLEI,
HENRY
„December-22,
Elatigoysnernt for the %Winter.
Tne B-gt. Buok .I ! icitts.
TO PE ISON OUT OF EnpLoyMENT.
N F'e , rant (liftfiw a Father to present to
Iris , fiend inn. „
opy. and t"y
it among, 3our I t lends ! Wanted—Agents in
every. section of the 1;311U:41 SINN , : and Canada,
to circulate SEA LA lit ;v. 'l's rr. QrA RTo
for Family Use—entitled - 11,' P• v ir'N
boine•viir 1;11 ,1 c. With about One Thousand
Fngra rings ! This tc4,.f0l hook is destined, if
we'can form an opinion from the Notices of
'the Press, , to have an onprevedented
cirrula
tion in every section of our wide-spread cond.
neat, :11111, to form a distinct eta in the sale of
our %corks, it will, no aught. in n few years
become THE F 11111,V BIBLE * THE
41.11EBICAN PEOPLE.
The most liberal icintinertition will he al-'
lowed to all persons; wl,o may be pleased to
procure sobseViLets to the a hovi.. From 5(1 to
100 e:6l;les may ens ly he eircula toil and sold
in each tof thy principal cities and towns of the
Colon. IT 1V ILL B E SOLD BY SC BSCII. P
TION ONLY.
Appli c ation should be made at once, as the
field wilt•soon be occupied.
Persons wishing to 110,85 .‘gents, and do n
s af e busin e ss, can send for a Stcohnen copy.
01) rceeij)t of the estahlidwd pr ire. Six D o i.
lars, the PICTORI Al, FANIILY RIBLE. with
a well bound Sithseilpi ion Book . , will he care
fully boxed, anti forwarded per e xpir e ,„ s a t
our Hsi; and expense. to any central town or
viik:ge in the United- Stiiles. excepting those
of Califiwnia, Oregon and Texas.
ItegiAer your Letters, and your money will
Come sale.
In addition to the Pictorial Bible, we pnb.,
1111 ariu — i - ;ti nunilier
orks: we , y popula, , and if suelt a high moral
an d un c xeeptiona I,lc CharaelerAilat While vial
men ugly s,fely i'l)gPAPe i n Illvlr
1,110% , 1% ill mufti. a Public 1411( lit, :MIA receive
a Fair Coopensinion for I.IIM labor.
L . 7 0 ideis iespecifully solnao.d. For fur
ther particulars, address t hy sn her, (post
laid.) I, EIN — SENN - B — ,
Dee. 22, '5(3, bbl 11 illiuui st., N. Y.
Allentioi
1 7 / I E.I 7' 8/(0 lV
fq:II.EAT SEA-SE R PENT CAPTURED!"
QA:IIU i;i, IV E \V ER having provided him
`. self ‘vlth Lwily appa
ralus, is now prepred to forniNh
Ambrovypes and Daguerreotypes,
in every style of the art, which he will war
rant to give entiie sit; kfactiun: I cx•
perierice Find siik.ri , ir apparatus give hin►
advantages seldom furnished by Daguerrean
establishments out of the city• Ile has•a large
number of spscinien , at his gallery, in. liiitn
liershiirg street, which the politic are request
ed to C:III and examine.
Charges from rin eclits to 10. Hours
of operating flow 8 A.ll. to 4 P. 111. Cook]
Lockets, Breastpins, suita))lc for Miniature's,
alway.: on hand, at Jlie very lowe,:t price4.•4-.
- r ' • • • I—aut iv; t.k.en for 14458-401
81110.
!_j_7%.% I'E:4 taken from one dollar
and upwards, and in the best. :style.
Dec. 22, 1856. It'
1 4 1 REN(211 Brandies. Oin, 'Madeira,
fort, :het ry.
_Cihret, I 'ha in'
pidgin: and filseat, kVines ; Jainalea and New
En;land Ruin ; .Motiungalwia. fri,ti and S•otcli
\ ; liutiiit , A roinutle 1,,; in, Tacit
Bra,nd:es, &c., fur i,ale 1,1;
EdiNEY (K-, BRO.,
Fancy Grocers and Confecuotters,
Dec. 15, '56. 67 %Vest Alai het
g if; 11T-I 1 iUSE LAN D.ati original Novel-
ZIA ct, by the author of —7:lllnh,'.' \c„ Will
Le published in the Evening Post.
ec ospuetus in :Another place.
RS. MARY .1. I/ EN f:SO.N vvx tes fur the
Saturday Es Cliiitg Poq. 7' hp, Owl,er's
1'191,y% :Su e Prospectus in atioilier place.
I.;IANCY Work Baskets and Willow Ware
111-
of every description,ein bracing a large and
general g asiortment —a greater part ex essly
for Uhrktnias presents, at Elf.N EV & Elto,,
Fancy Grocery and Confectionery store.
York, Dec. 15, '56. G 7 West Market st.
XtNE Case of Superior, Sardiaes—in whole,
.! half and quarter boxes, will he scld low,
by ERNE)," 1;110.,
Fancy Grocers awl I !onfeci toners,
York, Dec. 15. '56. G 7 West Market st.
10 ' ) k(i Fancy Sugar Toys and rawly
V - 1 tjoods, Ganas. (lold •lotelry,
at MN EV & BRO.,
l; c'"•ul' i
Fancy Grocery and Confectionery store,
Yuri:, Dec. 15, '56. rii NVest 'larke Ft.
bbls. Prime Pickles, in very
iL good order for family use. by
& HILO..
Fancy Grocers and Confectioners,
York. Dec. 15, 'SG. G 7 West Market st.
100 Boxes new crop Bunch and
_Layer Rai
sins, part in fancy boxes. or by
ERN EY & BRO, ,
Fancy Gi•ocers and Confectioners,
York, Dec. 1 r SG. 67, WesOlarket st.
T,J . )s:CaJvly. Fancy Soga- Tovi,
1-(47 4 , 1 - 0 4 7, - i• a ncy - conicctioni of" ry
sct iption, at ERN EY
rowy Grocery an , ' (;(01.eti(Titt:ry Store.
York. 1),:c. 15, '.SG. G i NVe,t. Maria t st.
k large stock of !:outs and Shoes, sell:log, at
small prutits at
CUBEAN S P.L\ION'S.
tie Lig /bars.
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by
JOT-IN A: SWOPF.
%%Itli the will nutlexell „of Elizabeth Rider,
Dee. is
NOTICE.
ETC TICF. is hereby given to the Heirs and
111 legal Representatives of Jolts SPAN - Gt.r.u,
late of Berwick borough. Adams county., Pa.,
deceased. viz : Christiana Spangler, widow ;
Emanuel Spangler, Edward Spangler, W earns
Spangler, Henry Spangler. Harriet, intermar
tied -with Jacob "Rogers; Susan, intermarried
with Belinda, intermarried with
Thomas Briggs: Agnes Spangler, and Jacob
Spangler, now deceased. and leaving issue, viz:
Allen Spangler and Jacob Spangler—that
- AN INQUEST
will be held on a certain House and Lot of
Ground and improvements, also three Town
Lots, situate in said borough of Berwick. on
: l tundoq, Ho' 511 i .hotriary, A. D., jtis7,
tit 10 o'clocli, A. M., on said emises, to make
partition thereof to and amongst the. heirs and
legal representatives of said deceased, if the
same will admit of partition without prejudice
to or spoiling the -w ht)le - thereof ; but if the
saute will not: admit of such partition, then to
inquire how ma n'y of the said heirs it will con
veniently accommodate, and part and divide
the slime to amid among a.c many of them as the
same will accommodate; but if the 'RAM will
nut admit of division at all without prejudice.
to or spoiling the whole thereof, then to value
and appraise the same, whole and undivided
--whereof all persons interested are hereby
noti lied.
.11ENRY TIIOIAS, Sherif
Sher es Offlct):Gettysburg.
Decewber_l•i, 18A1. - td
•
co ME ONE! COME ALL!
is ere lare Are Again •
the handSomest and cheapest Stock
1 Y of- NEW GOODS to be found in this
place. All .the newest, styles are to be seen
M the assortment, and many of them are real
ly in agulicent. without being costly. No
time ftr pat oculars. Call in and see tor your
_
selves, at
Ocuiber 20, 1856.
•
Erney & Bro.
A'Rir PROT, IVE 11r. ("T.
1 O ItOXES Layer and Bunch Muscatel
" Raisins, whole, half, quarter and
fancy boxes.
50 Boxes Malaga Figs.
I Case Figs in fancy hams.
10 Boxes Genoa Citron.
20 do. Shelled Almonds.
10 do. Prime .Lemons.
2000 ilavana Oranges. (very sweet)
Hu • Jt• Trf
~oston Cranberries.
Castc.s
20 Frillls new cr.w ivien Almonds.
100 lbs. Bitter (shelled) Almonds.
Silo lbs. Smyrna Raisins, (seedless.)
5 Prnils A raltin it Dates.
1000 Fresh Cocoa Nuts.
• 2 Cit.ses Prime Prunes, in fancy boxes and
glass jars.
500 Bushels African and Southern Ground
Nuts.
500:1 Lhs. Eastern Cheese—very prime quality.
2 Rags Eng. Walnuts.
'MI liens.
fi Bags Mater N 111 S.
5 Gimes Licorice Stick-41 to the lb.
2 Cases Cal - abria Licorice—large stick.
10,iii)0 Liss. CANDY, SUGAR Divs, W3l
Drops, Sugared Almonds. Jelly Cakes,
inged Secrets, Mint Drops, Nougal, Fig
Aar. tev---C re ao v---Do ter+ r-Gren ni-Figs:--Crea
Drops and a ptieral assortment of Cotintc-
TIONS. preparCil fir the Holidays approach
ing. Also. it large variety of Fancy Willow
Itio‘kCts, German Toys, 'Fancy goods, &c.,
&c.; suitable fur .Christimys presents.
EItNEY
Fancy Grocers and Confectioners,
No. ti 7 West Market street.
York, Dec. 15, 1856.
A O'rICE.
9: 1 11E undersigned, as Agent for the Heirs of
I BARB AR% WOLFORD, late of Mount
pleasant township, Adams . county, deceased,
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
said estate to mAke immediate payment, and
- all having claims against the same to present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
jEssE %Vt./1,14'01W,
Of 31/mntpleaqatit tAnythiltip, Agent for the Lleirs.
Nov. 24, 1656. 6t
Administrator's Notice.
Ilk A N El, SEPT,' 'S EST A TE. --Letters of
19 administration on the estate of Daniel Sip
ling. late of Berwick township, Adams county,
deceased, having been gr'anted to the under
signed, residing in the same township, he
here'l gives notice to all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same to pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
DANIEL BUCHER, Aflut ) r.
Dec. 8,185 G. 6t
100 11148. Cider and White Vinegar, Sweet
Cider, Tomato Ketchup. itc, by
ERNEY
Fancy Grocers and Confectioners,
York, Dec. 15, 'SG. 67 \Vest Market st.
1 S.N.CKS G. A. Salt.
s'n) Packages refined Table Salt--very
fine for family use.
bbl,. and package.; fish—such as .No. 1
Mackarel, Scotch andr,Salt Herrings. Sardines,
&c., by ERNEY BRO.,
Fancy Grocers and Confectioners,
York, Deei 15, '5(.;
r "c ri LBS. Eastern Cheese, of very
•1 4 , 011 prime quality.
One case sap sago, or green cheese.
- 2-1--Tutine Swi
s c
kheese. For sale
by f
Fancy reemrs and Confectioners,
York, Dec. 15, '56. 67 West Market st.
Bjil.S. Eastern Cranberries.
0 . ) o Boxes Fig.;. part in fancY packages.
5 B o xe A G‘.nf)a Citron. (prime.)
5 )0 Zante Currantr:, (n e w.) by
EILNEY &
Fancy Confectionery and Grocery,
York., Die. 15, '56. 67 West Market st.
J. L. SCHICK'S.
Oti the Public Square.
67 West Market st
HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED
-_-song the subscribers whose
names are received previous.to the Twenty
eighth of January, '57, when the Distribution
will take place-. " •
TE RMS OF S ÜBSCRIPTION.---E very sub-,
scfPner of three dollars is entitled to a tOpy
of the splendid Steel Engraving, "Saturday
Night," or a copy of any of the follinOng $3
Magazines one year ; also a-copy of the Art
Join•nat one year, and a ticket in the Aunuul
Distribution of Works of Art.
Thus, flit'', every $3 paid, a person net only
gets a beautiful Engraving or Magazine one
year, but also receives the Art Journ a l one
year and - a .Ticket•in the Annual Distribution.
making four dollars worth of reading matter
besides the ticket by which a valuable paint
ing or piece of statuary may be received in
addition.
Those who prefer Magazines to the Engra
ving "Saturday Night," can have 'either of
the glowing one year: Harper's Magazine,
llodey's,lXiy's Book,' United States Maga
zine, Blackwood's Magazine; Southern Lite
rary Messenger. •
No person is restricted to a single share.
Those taking five memberships, remitting 515,
are entitled to six Engravings, • and to six
tickets in the dititribution, or any five of the
Magazines, one year, and six tickets.
Persons, in remitting funds for member
ship, will please register the letter at the Post
Office, to prevent loss ; on receipt of which, a
certificate of Membership, together with the
Engraving or Magazine deinred, -will. be for
.
warded to any part of the country.
For further'particulars, see the November
Art Journal, sent free on application.
For membership'. address
C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A.,
348 Broadway, New Yorkoir-Western Office,
166 Water street, Sandusky, Ohio.
lie. Apply to D. McCONA A (J(iIIY,
honorary Secretary, UettYsbnig, .Pa.
Dcc. 15, 1856.
Osage Orange Premium Hedge.
rivitE undersigned having made. Hedging his
exclusive business, is now prepared, with
his extensive facilities, to do any amount of
EU-M . 11 09
on the most reasonable terms, in any part of
Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey. Dela-
Ong
Orange is • beautiful, - ornamental, and protec
tive, proof against stock, high winds, back
water, &c.
I will furnish Plants, Plant and Trim until
the 'fledge will turn all kinds of farm stock, at
f °in $1 to sl'sl) per nxl,,,one-third to . be paid
when planted, and the balance when it is dii%
dared a good fence by disinterested persons.—;-
Those getting the Hedging done, are required
to prepare the ground by deep- ploughing, and
cultivate the hedge row as directed.
j ►4-1' e a tom
to 60 cents per rod; payment to be made whe
the fledge is Set.
I:I2"PLANTS at Wholesale and Retail, de
livered at the Railroad Station at .thiS place,
securely boxed, as follows:
When 50,000 are ordered in one order, $4.5',
per thousand for No. 1—54.00 for No. 2 ;
4.000 in one order $5,00 for .No. 1—54,50 fo
No. 2 ; Less than 5,000 in one order $6,00 fo
N0..1—55,00 for 2.
SEED. fresh and of the hest quality, at
Wholesale and Retail; at market prices.
The value of the Osage Orange for Hedging
is now settled. Its success, with proper man.
agement, is beyond doubt. Nature will do innt
work in making it an impervious Hedge, if wan
will do ins in its culture.
mosumer.4.—lion, James Goiren. Prosblent Omni).
syl vaniii State Agricultural Society: Gen. Geo. I. Kelm,
Reading, l'u ; Gen John Huss, Ille Veytown, Pn.; Samuel
'agrtr,_Cashler—Park P
Senator from Pennsylvania; Gen. R. 0. Mile; Ph ilailelvhia,
Pa.; Gen. Wm null, Patterson, ; Ww. A:Stokes,
Greensburg, Pa.
Address
Dec.ls, '56.
A. LIAIISIIBARt;EIZ,
.11ferrytowit, hlilJliic Co.,
BE
Proclamation.
WHEREAS the Ilan. ROBERT J. FISITER,
President of the several Courts of Com
mon Pleas, in the Counties composing the 19th
District, and Justice. of the Courts of Oyer and
Terminer and General - Jail Delivery, for the
trig{ of all capital and other offenders in the
said district, and Samuict.R. I? t7SSEL.I., and .fotrs•
111'th:sax, Esqrs.. Judges of the Courts of Oyer
and Tertniner, and General Jail Delivery, for
the trial of all capital and other oth.nders in the
Comity, of Adams—have issued their precept,
bearing date the 19th day of Nov., in the year_
of our Lord one thousand eight .hundred and
fifty-six, and to me directed. for holding ,a Court
of Common Pleas, and General Quarter Ses
sions of the Peace. and General Jail Delivery,
and Court of Oyer and Terminer, at Grays
burgoit ifolulay,thel7lkrlay ( ! f:ltiartary rfrxi ;
NOTICE IS BEREBT GIVEN to al; the Justices
of the Peace. the Coroners and Constables
within the said county of Adams. that they be
then and there in their proper persons with
their Rolls, Records, Inquisitions, Examina
tions, and other Remembrances, to do those
things which to their offices and in that behalf
appertain to be done, and also, they who will
prosecute against the prisoners thatare or shall
be in the Jail of the said County of Adams, are
to be then and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just.
HENRY THOMAS, Sheriff:
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg,
•
Dec. 1.1, 1856. tc
LIVERY.
IHE undersigned takes this method to iii
form his friends and the public, that he
has opened a Livery in Gettystni.g, and will
;1 .- 2,01
,* b i
L e happy ts to v :le f t; u te with
o
1 ES & LE,_, all
1 who
may call upon hint. His stock is
first rate, either for saddle or harness, and in
cludes a pair of match greys. His stable is
on the premises occupied by John A. Little,
on East !diddle street, where, or at his resi
dence in East York street. he may gene. ally
be found. He will at all times strive to
please. Terms CASH.
DANIEL S. LITTLE.
-October 27. - 1856. 3to
A Dark Brown MARE, 4
YEAR,-; old, good under saddle or in ha-
ness, and a very pretty animal, t.altt
LOW by
.101IN'• L. TIOLIZWURIII.
Gettysburg, Oct. "0, 1856.
IN_THE