The New Administration.
President Buchanan has new entered fully
- upon the important duties which are devolved
upon him by the constitution and lawt., and
we note with gratification the profound im
pression made upon the country by the in
augural address of the new -administration.
It WaS worthy of the dignity and moderation
of a statesman who has learned how 401)11
111 e love of country has taken root in the pc , -
ple's hearts, to attribute his election to the
influence of this prevailing sentiment. Nor
could we desire a better guarantee that the
government will be so administered as topro
mote the common happiness, than the pur
p ise, ,eYerywhero disclosed in the inaugural,
to recognize in the conduct of public at?lits.
that li,reey' the Union., which the President be
lieves has been the coutrollihg cause of his
elevation to power.
But we are not heft to conjecture what
course the Pre•tident will enter upon in order
to realize, as far as may he, for the adyanta , e
of the country, the substantial ends of ,0 0 ,1
government. Ile grapples at the outset with
that tits•tion of territorial management whieh
loos, in tl'le last few years, occasioned such
- bitter strife in the Congress of the United
Sates, and between the elements of oppOsite
sectional opinion. Without desiring to go
into an 'analysis of these subjects, we may
say that no mode of settlement could be more
wisely provided, than that which leaves to the
people of our territories the right to deter
mine whether they will adopt or reject slavery
as an iustitut ion in their organic law. had
this wholesome practice of forbearance been
rocinizPil earlier day, the :Ntrug:-les of
1820—the enaH;nent of which p e,dod on this
subioet is now ~ kelared unconstitutional by
01/r lii , fiest judicial tribunal—would • have
left no mark upon our national history, and
there would bare been it,) lieu; in 1,- , ,;(t fur the
:alarm and anxiety that the brem•ts of
the e w h o h es t loved the union of these States.
tI ituestion of si:tvorylve
Cenic , i—as are helieat:on , : that
it lvill , lo erc i0n , 4„,-7o ye; our Illttikrltal ef 0111-
the country, in porn—J 11 4 t ,..
1 - chT the great'res,uircc: which have alr oa iy
. .vou it a net ;c, end hernaner paid t,) its
zy •
re7i()Wll.7,lin'r;g Llde: flat 'ti;) of TriT! earth
cuuntit, forbear alg;o nt
foution to that portion oithe inen,ii.al which
- referA to our Sr, other governmentq.
In that conneetioz? the Pre , i lent /:IS Mani
f("th`ii. a IVI:“! 0011serVnt;, , in which we canaot
too hitll2, - {lll la. .I[Tty:h. H
nIfIN \NT
.11: 47 :u0.1; tf , rHeioug irateit - iPy, to disregard
o f tho perver. , i 111 •9:h Hi prevail:: ahr.,;ol
rciii - .T:) , •0 to OW* tultiot::11 i l- parision, it vvas
NW,' Wel: that tliO :;11t,11111 the
w gul'erii the, a . ;:ii011 r,f his
47% Lb . : /Wt . in our in:,, , rcour, , e wadi f‘trel g n
tions : To the strong, he has" said that we
'rill make snot - It to no aggression. To
the wis.sk lie ha , said we will ask' von to sul,
/nit to. none. What we are entitled to we
claim of right what we need we shall
fiee k only hy the means of treaties, or 1w some
ip:•:itimate 'node. ;aril a policy will disarm
.the cr.:tie:lsla of _Europe, kave,s: us as
frie to pursue the ends of substantial great
-1.11. I,lly country could dcNire. ,
or,c;anization of his cabinet, the
President bal called to his aid men who will,
Iv o assist hire heartily and effectually
in tilt. , 4,xeeutiou of his policy.
s nappily for
Jilin the alinini , tration of the retiring Presi
deitt has caused the nation already to advance
far up,m the paths •whittlt the i.ncaalitt.; ad
ministration Icas resolved to pursuo. And it
is the good fortune of the eminent man se
leete,l for the Department of stale to soce:e,,ld
to the, well ordered office of William L. harry
,tIL - tesirutu .whq has uo suuer:or in. the
(I.inlostatic circles of Eur(rpc or Amer - lea. TO
lei 0.1161/eltt fitness for counsel and great co.-
racity we owe, tuntue,,tionably, a lark por
tion of that re-p,ect and conl , lcnce- which our
internationnl intereourse has wen for us.
In the (11,t3r)ga1hed. geu Tiernan who sue
ceels; him, Mr. Ca-is, the whole country re
cogaizes, a state' 4 lll:lll el ripe iczienc e , a n d
fiX:ll/.z...il pat:it/11SM. -C,olllWetiou with
n si2r va e elemcny which seem to im
bue :ma suri'ound. the Pre,ident .--nol his c hf,: o n
tnlvi,ers genriany, encouraes the hto that
wo. shall lay,4, without e jar into 1i '.v nod
lurriolS of relationship with ti0.1,-e
, wers w hi c h divide vith nit the commcrce of
the world. On the whole we would not elu
orht , rwie than anticipate such 1:U god to
the country from this administration as has
r‘tsulted to 3t fir the most I,art through the
t rue of thine which have pree e dcd it,
_Sun-
Satur(lay week the men -
L , )f thr: of l'reident
,July ir.o-talled in their respective deleat
mil:6 With the usual ceremony of a eordiol
r(-,T.l.(tion siv their predecessors, :111(1 an intro
duction to mast of the various employees wlio
are to Le nudtt their direction.
Dr.zrd I.(Were.—Postinaster General Camp
.l)ol, in a recent report, states that the num
ber of letters uncalled fur or dead is probably
three millions, and it would seem ahsolutely
rroy4or that !aurae tneasure , 4 , -hould i c niloy.te , l
IT the department to in.:ire the delivery of
ini ,, iveA with ~r eater certainty. 5.z120,-
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Connuissionf , rs, in ses ,, ion at llarrishur4, took
up the considetntion of the valuati,ot of Ad
am,: county on the 3,1 inst. The valuation as
reported, wa.s as follows:
Property suhiect to 3 mill tax
sult;evt to 1 por et. tax
St/16 ('Ct to 2 pvr ct. tax
AA- n .-reg-ate
Watch
A long diseuqsion arose in regard to the
valuation of the property of this county sub
ject to the 3 mill tax, in which )I(:srs.
lin;ton, ileily,lson and Lindsey partici
,
pared.
Mr. Darlington finally moved that the 811111
of L. 51 be aAlded to the valuation of the
pr: p,.rty subjeet to the 3 mill tax.
this motion, the hour of live arriNed, and the
Board adjourned.
Ou the next day, the Board resumed the
eonsidorati on of the return of time valuation of
taxable proimitv of Adams county, petal
ing the ameMlment of Darlington, to
aid to the valuation of real e.two *91,151.
The object of the mover of the amen4iment
was to bring n), tile valuation VIA - real estate
to ultat it wa , 4 in 1854.
Mr. Ileily oppo-:cd the motion on the ground
that although the valuation'on real e.ztate was
returned below the valuation of .1:54, to the
amount above stated, in the aggregate, it had
been increased. Ile thought it probable
there was some mistake abut the return.
The increase applied to personal property.
lie thought it was very likely applicable
to the real 'state. The increase of the
Valli:11i on of er
psonal estate he stated
Mr. Darlintr,ton urg,e(l the propriety of his
mr tion. 114 thotofet it imotcs.,ilsle
county could have retrogradid, aml stated his
rea,uns fur this oniniun.
Cannain ~. sug, 4 o-dod t!tat 1: tln
Mau Ii ii thi)l:4lit !hi s re ;.1.• :112y
:11) t:“.; return, he had a I,ovi . oct ri;rld, to
eur-oot it.
r. 't,lrwurred
declit.nd to inahe any al-oration
cf . life rot nra, ina-intieh he had no cortain
ktio‘aleile,e a , to the fact.
Mr. Konigniacher n, ) , , - ,NI to postpone the
ritte•-•,t;01) for the le-e:-ent.
The whore of the ri , z,ht or policy ,of .
the i;oa-.--d to in;: -- ,'on'e or dkyrk-,1-,, , the ;:Ilua
tion of this or an:,- etan:ty, "•• • t)'`'
c•1. , 1 lcierth 11f T. iZON,
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Ihe motion to postpone was disagreed to—
yi.fils 10,- nays 13, as follows:
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N vs—Mr..rq Difizgl,orty. 6000.1111,11 , r,
Waikor, %%(.01A,11
; and Y‘,11144- 7 -13. ,
The question now being on the amendment
of Mr. Darlington. to add to the valuation of
property subject to the 3 mill tax. the sum of
91.151, it was disa:,read to—yeas 7, nays 16,
as follo.,vs:
1 Ye ‘s—Aleqsr , ,.. Dorl;rr2q r,n, Ilenly,,
I,me.r , +. Sterrett .orl
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Ttl,l, %Volker, I , VII-c , ll. WoHlwArd .e n• 1 '.4at—lei
The return as submitted by the Commis
' sinner from Adams, was then adopted—yeas
16, nays 5, as fbliows :
i YE t6-11(.......-;, 1),,tiz10...15'. E•,l-.111), (14,o , ;1:117 , 10". Holley,
Lovels, Litil-ry, MAtm. Mvill)11%11. Nwe, 1,.• 11r. TO , II, V,11i1..
er. Wikon. Wun.k‘tc , l. WI t:iLt And Young —iii.
NlY , —)les.srs. Parliii;ton, Ileary, Mullin, IZugers and
• t SterieLt—i. .
. The return fulnptcri WAR 9S follows :
Vroperty sul)' i ect to 3 mill ( * RN;
,S 41,0;)
StiljeCt. lt) 1 per ct. tax iN1.580
subject to 2,per 2.700
Aggregate
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f):1 the following day, Mr. Cummings 11.d:ell
leave to record his vote on the adoption of the
valuation of Adams county, and u;ion which
he had defined to vote. -now
since received, he had Leen satisfied that the
return was correct, and he des-ired - to vote in
the affirmative. Leave was granted, sand lti~
vote reorded accordingly.
Mr. 'Konigmacher also ask . ed and ohtained
leave to record his vote ott the same realm.
He yowl in the atilt 'native for the saute rya-
OM
Messrs. Mullin, Henry and notr,ors, who
had voted in the negative,
,ha, ids° bet
satisfied that the valuation Was Correct,_ s(:v
(Tally asked and obtained leave to change their
votes.
The Board adjourned it on Thiusdav
last, after dkcharging its duties with industry
and care. The tot 2i valve of property taxable
for state purpose.. n. fixed by the Ward. is
&56ti,750.00U, which is au increase of :.tf"..;7,-
389,760 since 18 - 4.
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i)hitas.
Jllloll.s.—The following Jurors were
41vawn on Tuosda.y last. to serve at the April
term or Court:
2,7 ti.)
Tyrone--James N. PittenturiT, George F.
Eckistirodo.
Lil , orty--Lowis Wortz.
rirmhorlantl—frieoli
Ilamiltoill.an—John Herbst.
Mountiov—AlTaliani Garber.
Germany—hank.. Sell, George Shoely.
If untiu-toti—losiiiii Fickes. Wm. Leas.
Bit:who:lr, \Vin.
Rice, ..hicob Group.
'Berwick bor.—Henry '.lziayt)r.
11:uniltoli—Cleorge Slyiler.
Straliail—Win. , Block. Samuel W. IToffumn
Cree,loin—George
J - aro1) - 31yers.
i\L,untploosailt —Peter IVeikert.
I.Zowliiig—Ji,lin 'l.
EIIAL JURY.
llorml7ll—Peter Sttillsmith, John Winebren
ner: IL .1. Stable, Samuel K. Fotilk, Joseph
llohert Cohean, Rupp.
olt ti tigton—A ltrallain 'lckes, of J.
Latintore—Nicholas Bushey, Abraham Zieg
ler,, _Conrad E. 31yers, IVin. F, Bonner,
Ilrttrgt Chrouister, V Lear.
Iletoliug—Stuutiel Deartlorti.
Ilorr, :John Oyler.
M.ortitplett,tutt—.llo.X;tllikr Lthrallant
llt•ok cr. ,I,tolrow Little, 11-Tut. Lott.
rul-on--I'eter ...Nlttok
_I I a milt. )11—,I /to. it!
Gei,e1111:111, Charles Spangler,
1) ~t or Low?.
"r P.
llartman,
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--NV it:. L. Slttyl,augh.
ktr.—M: i thi‘w
,I:ich , thergee.
Cottowa,,.l;o—Sttitotel
I. AT IT '.-IVo aro adni-ni , ,hefl of
the i;proaelt of ;t l'o ele,•tion hy the (I )-
itt: , s of 11,<' Thuir three :
1,, , ,,-,• f1 er,.(1 a:l,. 'Jr bits of !paper Ivere seen
,
i.ll thLi paveniclitA the
other doulit ror the purow-e 111
eallitlg the or their (most
the butter.) to meet at some den, in or
der ti/ arrat ~ ;-o matters fur the Spring
It is net 'dottleted that tll_e siwie cottrse has
Leen Jr pttr , tiodia tnanv of the town
ship:--t veln9nent denials of the dark lan-
to,•l , ii es to t!te contrary notwithstanding.
IV, : , say to ail ipposed to Know Nothin,;;; - ispi
11optildicanism,,att end the To
shin and i:o.row:h Elections on Friday next,
and record your rotes; agailtst these desperate
It is only when they are put down at
the hallot box that CI: , work is effectually
done. To ,do this. a strong and general turn
" out of the frionfk of Ju , li(-e and the Union
int 4 be necessary. This Election is impor
i tont, in another point of view. Hottest, elec-
Con t,iiict,trs are needed to give the peoide
fair chance to express their will at the fall
eleeti vi, When we shall ila.Ve our highest Slate
and Conti ty Otlietn-s to elect.,
I I)(1 ES.—Mr. Jonas .Itoutzalln has eon-
Imete)l frith the county ConunissionerS for
the Willing of tho Bridge cirrus lug Cono
vc:lgo creel:, :Wove Ar(ndt,rino, for the sum
ui ; : q..1:2!) ,- , and :\lr. John Findley, (of York
cca)i:y.) for the hailding of the Bridge itcross
Little Conovniv,o, on the Ilalkiver road, tear
:kir. Daniel Gc . o.:elman's, for ..-.11,117 1.
tit'IIO;)I, S(;.—Wu understand that
th:; i s u.tra , t for the building of the large
Seln,ol.llunse in this pinee. has Leen given to
S. I and "IiENEr CIIIIII7MAN, for
OW (.1 nut tv int:ludeltoz,tiug
allno:rtus ui lurpiture.
Lill' STOWN IL .11,11( lAA—The Bonra
of 1 )ireetors of the Littlest Iwn Railrimd Com
pany have! Ju.,,rd'a S. GI'L'T, ESq.,
1 , ) , ;.W1 them TGtol, and 11 . e will
e o lnineneL. :Ls snon thel;eatiter may
prni k Coly the ILree:lt werk. t) lottle-town
frie.Lds !le-ervo succe , ‘ , l, for t!Leir earnest
eirurt , lit t!.:- u,Ollll !Trim.;
VENf; I:ILL.—The on the
ft.n.‘l i,l th:s pr1,0:442 , . " The Pm-leers'
11:e 1 I)e,titut,i(ei of Adams
a:141 and.. liuncri
M.:- , (.131t30, George Throli2,
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Miscellaneous Enigma.
lam eomposed 25 letters.
My 5 4 3 was a Ooneral of the Revolution.
21 20 9 11 6 is 0110 of the 17nitod States.
2 12 23 14 22 is a useful domestic animal
25 15 5 :; is a river in Afrien.
2:; 24 16 22 was a celebrated city of an
event
14 20 23 20 2 is a lady's name.
It) 20 1-1 1 t is an eminent Statesman.
14 7 10 8 1 is a Conerarof the U. S. A.
17 13 is a preposition.
21'21) 1 23 16 20,897 14 is a science.
6 20 23 8 2 is a planet.
My whole is an outrage upon the nation.
Strahau tp. H. D. W.
Answer to last week's Enigma—
" Tike the liepthlicapl Cow pi,et',"
[Cominntlicated.
Democratic Meeting.
The Democratic ',Meeting announced to take
place at. Levi Krebs's, in Littlestown,• en the
.2.•••tih ult,, was changed. on account of religions
exercises being•ltakl in the town, to Newman's •
School-house, in :%loittitjoy township, for Tues
day evening following—when the meeting
came off in tine style, the house being perfect- t
ly crowded. Capt. Isx.i.o LinirrxEn was cho
sen President ; Itlelchoir Wolf, Bernard Slice.'
Iv, Joseph Arentz, Levi Gulden. John Buddy,
Peter ()rndorff and Jacol, Al thrift'. Vice Presi
dents: and %Vie. Snyder and Win. Yonst, Sec
retaries. The meeting was - eloquently ad
dressed upon the I)eniocratic victories of last ;
fall by Jesse I). Newman, Jacob Flunk, James
IL Collins, Peter Peter Orildorff and
! Isaac Lightner. Jesse I). Newman then sang
•
4--a-song,- after which he addressed the meeting
at sonic length upon the treiieherous conduct
of Lebo, W agonsel ler and Mn nem., and conchid
ed by moving the appointment of a einitivilice
to report resolutions on the so I..jeet. Commit.
tee; Jesse man, Janes 11. Collin.z.,
Lott, Jacob 11:tytni aa, Peter Ornilortf. Peter
Smith and Jahn ltcl't-rt. The committee re.
ported the following . , through their eriahinan.
which were adflued
1\ VAN t,o )1:IVO 01 10 11 , . , 11.11 . 10T1 that 1,0)10,
Itn , l i‘lata. ir. _lt,•: , , esont,,tik of In tiro
fllfeud for /VI
t Itoolo,' , trio (
Awl g nalitie.,liinia tic I t re,k
1,01.,, , ‘ tug the e lei 111 the-it by thou'
etin , titttont.4 :
Tli,it -the tiontoct Leh., 1,1, 1 •1,4/11,,elter nod
!-dear. in voting Inc the I icsch 111 , 11, ;in Nina
cailitiato for the tienato al thri I nitc , l .St.,tes, in o[s.ii defi
ance e i the ot owl direct
Ilo[l Of emery I i inc!lto of Lrnnu, r,attcirri TIA that their
unit! liecurt. al o 111•14 i 1.0 l'VoI'V •011COO011t..
4 I l:eyul,crl, ThAt tllO , O 1.11`1 , 1 rOor , 4`-
sor% e the 1111 , 1 n of ,11 its
t!uou Lila tli.• country. for :hair ‘lll.liOolOl LI ik:0.114.1'1 ,
twin-iv:it of the I . tuul>rllui then.sekem
far the Oil` Of the fl i 04. ff. V t ,oroil
- -R c k o ls Oti. That tie hare Ili , doOht thAt the o.foavt of
those dot,. c•: . 1,,
mil Me u 1.111.1 to son U.. t.i eq , olle , l
tn.''t thu lien-nor
That Diltslivir.;
for the •-witr,-1 ti.i.%. rn e Nt.tiicar . on 1,1,
visit to th.tt ; aryl too 1),..ii..t 0:4 A.linin+
stan.l Bi.lz th e it..:..o..n t ev or lurk
Settlivil, ill, in Lublin{ up th e
nnl who ha, I` I.IIIIS (.3.1 , ,011 tt , 1 tot
public i otiten.pt tilii I,oiNniti
Mel ivnine. .tti 1 liotioinn anted matt
stilf.re‘init . t itl tufo...m.4' hurter to 11 , ,,oisinte with Ntio.
'war at tiny snow. Wool in 11 ,, m-tin , • -
kesoltnd, That 1 tie -, ,r0c, , ,51t0 P. of this inne . ting lort isib•
liyhe , ! in lito lit . :tr..: Detinteriitie pa
rer, of Yuri: :opt Seim Olt oth i wy
Llu ongliout the intikte all I o.ty foci tii• i to.o(t to t .ovo them a
place.
frie'Dol , Pivree
making :Arrangements toHirt a pr11)11t. re
eption on his th:•otigh New- "fprk to
hiy Louie in New liamphitire.
fl' A 11/1:011 ; E TII kr It at Ly :Ey t 1 r 11,4 Tu Pra 11 A em,D,
—Now, while winter. with its loitrtlien of Colds and
coughs, is with us, we dunk a remedy that will reline
Duch YitaatilvlLSPlVAll4 be Ii 1.:111 v pri ;od, unit all who know
the worth of this remedy, iIIJo as we dia.—prize it doubly.
Take a double dose of Dr.'zzatiford'i4 igorator,Amt it will
give greater relief than any other medicine we ever tried,
for we have rarely to repett, theibise (41 10. ; free
from Cough, and as salon as 00 luu, t 113.10 Buie tat 1.111 . 1 ff
()lithe miliecred matte.% the cure 18 complete, As a fatally
1110.1101110, fat the Nucor !towel DiA-ises, ICorms. Derangs ,
merit of the ;Brae:telt aid Lit er, e e can it:commend it
knowingly.
•
A, 11, Buehler, Agent for I etti-deu . g.
-Win hie 1,11. •• ilanoi or.
Cli:krion R. Henry,"
BlareM. lm
1. 1 1 - "lVoitin lisowl No.—Prof. Wood I).w discovered ri
reii.wdy for tho grey ond IrilJ, whirl] At 011eP prnrtieahle
and cheap. It requires na rhrnr.:. 110 1% nor waraordi t
nary , trmilil . Tlreru (-An be I). doubt wh.ite% i!r f it 4 ern
1\ e have ,eau testinwoo.l , 4 al:oopt withoni ntrober,
an I from men of great Intel lig,rice, Ii Bt.l.ll.iing and
nlOrai Worth.
TIWYJ wbo have 1)(4)11 !Aid for yeais aro now %rearing their
n hair, an,l appear Lea real% V01",11 , 41..r Ih.ut I her del six
month ago. As lo most ra:ao, grey hairs runt ,ball beads
at both premature and tumittir ti. it k duty to remedy
them by the natural :mil irion , it , I me ns %viii , l% Prof.
Wo'iol has hirented, and now ti otTeir4 to the afilietel.
Try his worvlurful rerie ty. nth! giro tLo Prole%,or a new
testiloonial —(Memphis Whig. [.llareh 11. 2w.
:,)1.1) 1W iLL DIEUGGN'fri.
j! - /" . 71.11t PriLICY OH rii MrAll `ilWritl7lo . 7.--Arr.
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On the 19th ult., by the Rev. L. 11. Keafan
yer, at the re.idence of Thomas A. Marshall,
E;(1., Mr. LEVI itALD\V IN to MissSARAII
BARNES, all of Hatnikonban township.
tin the 10th instant, by the Rev, Jacob
zi eg le r , Mr. FRANCIS thIDEN to Miss LU
CINDA BIESECKER, both of Cumberland
township.
On the Sth instant, by Rev. J. Seehler, Mr.
JOSEPH IV( )1 of bbotWown, to Miss
A LMEDA E. FLICKINGER, Of Hanover.
DIED :
On- tbo sth inst., Mrs/CHRISTIANA.
LONG, 01 Berwick township, in the 10:14
year of her' age—the oldest person in the
county.
thi the '2Sth ult., in Fayetteville, Mr. AN
DREW FLICK lict.lEll, 'aged 78 years 10
months zi.nd 12. days.
On the 10th ult., Mrs. MARIIA BET
3100111:, of Liberty township, aged 04 years
and 9 monOts.
Gellymburg Railroad
Company
1111ESPF.CTFULLY calls the attention of
■ Capitalists and those having money to
invest. to their BONDS, now being issued.—
The length of their Road, now under contract,
is l( miles, the grading and masonry of
which is more than two-thirds 'finished, and
rapidly progressing toward completion. By
a resolution of the Board of Directors, a Mort.
gage of the entire road from Hanover to Get
, ty;;lirg, and also of the unfinished work of
the Pennsylvania Extension, from Gettystntrg
to the 'Maryland line, beyond Waynesboro',
will in a few days be executed to tlaou“a
, Sworn, E(1 , Trustee, for the security of
bond holders
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t; (10 1 7l i ATS c --Cohetsn &:, Paxton have just receiv. ! cheap, at
g d ed and arc now selling the Spring style i -----
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of Silk and Soft Hats, of the best quality. L W AIS ;ON II AND.—Silk and Sat 15 , ,
- - --- Ali_ of every description, and , for sale oh. :,.
' at ' BIIINGMAX & ACCMINDAUGIT.:4
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MARRIED :
On this :24th ult., by Rev. A. RoeBe, Mr.
EDMUNII IL MYERS. of York county, to
Mis , .; REBECCA E., daughter of Mr. Isaac
Sadler, of Adams cour►ty.
On Monday evening last, JOIIN, son of
col. S. Witherow, of this place, aged 12 years,
The Morals will be issued in sums of $lOO
and .^:.stitl elicit, bearing 13 per cent. interest,
withcoupons attached, payable semi-annually.
They certainly %% ill twin a very safe and desi
rable investment, as the Bonds will he free
from taxation, and yield interest payablesctui
annually, at h per cent. per annum. Persons
wishing to subscribe for there, can do so by
calling on th President, Secretary or Treasu
rer of lb, cot, pally, or any of its Alanap,ers,
with any or whom they will find the condi
tions of sale. It. McCURDY,
DAVID
JYO. 11C01.10,LAN, Trea:atrer.
Alarch 113. 1557,
Lilt' test A rri Iva 3
_.lnollicr . La iv , ' Cowls !—Cheap,
Ileoper: 011011mq!
1 ACOLIS BRO. hare just received from the
• city, a large lot'of New Goods—Clolbs,
CsiNsimercsi, Vestliags. SLc. &C.,
which they are prepared to sell cheaper. than
ever. Step in and look at their asortment.
Yon Wilt find the 'newest styles of goOds—as
well as the latest Fashions for garments.
The branch attended to, mi hero
tolore. Good work nod warriinted to fit
Gottysloirg, March 10,1,857
GETTYSBURG
rranale Seminary.
-riritJE Summer Session orthis institution will
coloinenee on the first Alomistv of April,
(April WO ir7For Circulars untl miter
; formation. apply at the I:soh:lice of Rev; 1).
EYsTEtt, West Middle street, Gettysburg.
March 16, 1857. 3w
101' , N 1 Notice.
9111 E undersigned, Auditor, appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas of Adams county',
to make distribution atnongst the creditors trf
the fund in the hands of Mummil. REILY,
sighee Of MICHAEL OVNIIMAUGII and Wife,
hereby gives notice that he will sit to dis
charge the duties of his appointment, at his
office, in Gettysburg, on Tue.ydty, the 14th
thi, / ,± April /text, at 10 o'clock, A. M., when
and where ell persons interested may attend
if they 5a.:7..11t. L. B.
Match 16, 1857. Auditor.
Administrator's Notice.
BRA HAM KITCHEN'S ESTATE.—Let.
ters of administration on the estate of
Abraham Kitchen, late of Reading top, Adams
co.. deceased. having been granted to the un
derhigned, residing in Hamilton township, he
hereby givey 1101.11.!C to all persons; indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment,. and
tho,e having elaims against the same to pre
rent them properly anther►tiented for Bettle
utt•rtr. MARTIN GETZ, At r.
March IG, 1857. Gt,
Palminis'zator's 'Notice.
1 ACOB 1;0111;11Z'S ESTATE.—Letters of
o alit h iiii,,tration on the estate of Jncob
Litz, hi i of Mountjoy township, Adatng
dereased, • having been granted to the under
sigraql, residing in the same tovt 'lshii), he
lie; &,y gives notice to all persons indebted to
haul catate to ma . ke iminediatelmyment, and
tho:,e , having claims against the same to pre-
Sent them properly u then Lica trl for settlement.
PETER BOBLITZ,
March 16, 1857. Gt
Executor's Notice.
‘-A THAI ti NE ITCH ER'S EST A TE.—Let
let's testamentary on the estate oftjathartne
Pecker, late of Ilamilton township, Adams
county. deceased, having been granted to the
mulersi:?;ned, rksiding iu Paradine township,
l'ork county, he hereby gives notice to
all persons indebted to said estate to
make hotnediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them pro
perly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB WISE, Executor.
March IG, 1857. -
For ;BO Cents Only!
1. 4 1 0 R 50 cents I will sell a Receipt to mule
Honey which cannot be told from that
made 4y Bees. SatisfactiOn guarantied or the
money refuthleil. Sent by indil on receipt of
17 three cent pogtnge stamps.
A. .5. PorTe,nyi no, Gettysburg, Pa.
March 10. )8'..")7. 11.4
name-Brad e ors
LW A\ ore hand and welt: to order by
%. the het of 'workmen, at Colic-an & Pax
ton's :heap Hat. Cap, Loot and Shoe Store.
.letrcle It, 1657.
Wail Pa per.
LA ItG E stoct on hind, of the latest style,
_II and selling from to 50 cents by the
piece, at Com;As & PAXTON'S.
1
1 - nariOlt Witral,..),Troi.
1,7017 will meet for .training rat the public ; --,,, ~-.—
L t . I.ItAIION! Those who are fond of 1 , :o. ;
; 11. house of l"saac Boyer, in Arendtsville, on
will rind a large a,,sortinvat of, Vi-4 , 4
,-; o' ,,, irly, Ill' ''''"',:i 111 . .ir I l' , 'N if“ir I , If. :1t 10 " L
Accordeons, Flutes, Fife , ,, ac., &c. , Citc . ‘) ,
o'clock, A. M.. with arms and accoutrements i
i •
1 111 Cuilipie Lc Order
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U. O. , 111(11:::. , E lIINIIII' for sz. Iv.v , 1.
_II Ggo.“:1-: E. I;;;UN,.N:t I.
The Wierld's Great Exhibition Prize Meil,•l
AWARDED TO C. MEYER,
For his Two Pianos, London, Oct 16, 11',f)1
G
MEYER respectfully informs his
U• and the public generally, that he II
constantly on hand PIANOS equal to ;hi,
for which he received the Prize Medal in Lon
don, in 1851. •
All orders promptly attended to. and grt.-
care taken in the selection kind packing of 1!
same. (alle has received during the last I
years, more Medals than any other maker, ft t,
the Franklin Institute ; also First Premitit: ,
at Boston, and Premiums at New York A;
Baltimore.
Warerooms removed from 52 S. Fourth to N.
180 A lit; II street, below Eighth, south si'.'
Philadelphia.
March 16, 1857. 3m
omrysl3ußG.
Joint Stock AssOciation.
$20.000! ,
Extensire &Ile of Beautiful Engrarin!,. ,
0:720,000 GIFTS..
1110 be awarded by the Association as sun
as 20,000 Engravings are sold !
Matcruiticrent Gifts au(l Valuable Pr,
- •
— Telly tor Distribution :
1 Farm, 40 acres, more or less, with
large two-story House, part stone
and part frame, with stono back.
building, and necessary out-build
ings, and Saw-mill thereon erected,
With water power for almost any
purpose, situate in Freedom twp,
Adams county. Pa.. 3,001) on
1 !louse and lot in Gettysburg, 1,500 rin,
1 out-lot, near town, 5 acres, 7044 (lit
1 Town-lot in Gettysburg, 601 n 9
1 do do 300 1.0
1. Tract of land, 36 acres, 1,000 no
1 do 20 " 600
2 splendid Carriages. $2OO each, 400 no -'
1 Jenny Lind Rockaway, 2011 1:0
2 litiegies,.s7s each, IP!
2 GoldW atches,extra ime,Sl2s 250 1;f1
1 do do 100 100 ,410
2 do do 90 18tt 14?
17 do do 60 1,022 t•f!
15 Ladies' Gold Watches, 65 975 0
10 do do 60 6011 t;tt
20 Silver Watches, • 30 600 1,0
22 do do 20 440 no
6 do do 25 _125 i 0
10 Oil Paintings, 10 lOti' 0'
20 pair Guld.Ear Rings, 250 51) ito
5 do • . do 2 lo tto
20 gold Pens, , 2 40 tin
25 gold• Fi n ger Rings, 2 ful tat
20 gold Breast Puts, 2
3403 Apples of gold gilt, . ' lO
Grain Drill. - • 6o oil
8 Hathaway Cook Stoves, 55 441► rte)
10 (To een itlountain Feud Cutters, 1:11 00
10 Ploughs, $l2 50. 125 (.0
2 extra saddles, $37 50, 7 ott
2 setssilver mounted thrums, 40 I1;i no
8498 Books of Etiquette, Son tist
1 Part Folio, ° 5 00
I Rifle, 1 , 0
1 Wonder of the World. 5.1
3 Adventures of a Country/lb/chant., 7 5o
5 Life hid with Christ. , 2n . 4/ 1 1
236
F'antily Receipt Books,
I Silk Dross,
3600 Port Mormais,
2414 Lithographic Prints,
20.000
fryPersonft wishing to become Shareholtlt t,
in the above Property, can do so by forwa , ii•
ing ONE DOLLAR: on receipt' vrherelif tic
will send them an Engraving and certiliewi'•
Which will entitle the holder thereof to otie
the Gifts. As . F.oon'tts the Engravirws are
sold, notice will be given to the ;Shijeliold.
ntitl a Convention held in Gettysburg. wilt o '4
Committee will be chosen, to whom ,the . pl , ,•
perty will he delivered, to be' "distrihott..l
among the Shareholders. From_ the grow Ing
popularity of these Joint Stock Associntiotts,
it is confidently believed that the propvt-,y
may ho distributed among the Sharehuideri
inn few months.
aj - All orders for Engravings and Col -;I
catos, by mail, .should be addressed to
• ROBERT COBEN.I,
Gettysburg, Adams county, Pciii)
A GEYTS IK/1 NTED,
in every town and village in the U0it , ..1
i States, to sell Engravings, to whom a lila
commission will be given. tr'All letter: , Or
inquiry, accompanied by a postage stamp, v.ll
, be promptly answered.
Gettysburg, February 2, 1857. tf
1
~ To the rolilie:
i T rIE undersigned, having renewed his 1i..3,P
of the WESTERN HOTEL, fora term ut
I I years, tenders his thanks,to his many frig; ml.s
fir their liberal patronage. and asks them i.'
Istill - call and see him, when they will lii• , ?
;many improvements which will add to tlivir
comfort. JACOB SANDERS.
Baltimore, March 2, 1857.
Queensware.
ALARGE and elegant assortment of
Quetnswaro just received and ready for
sale. Persons. wishing to commence how:—
keeping or to fill up sets of ware. should c:•11
early. Also a great variety of China Vrim. , ,
all of which are offered at very low rates.—
Call and select from the beautiful ware at
Store of FAIINESTOCK
February 16, 1857.
Removals.
%gill: undersigned, being the authorized per
I. son to make removals into Ever Cr v ,.,,
Cemetery, hopes that such as contemplate h.
av:naval of the remains of dec'eased relative:
or friends, will avail themselves of sea,.:•
of the year to have it done. Ilis term:::,:
moderate, and every effort is made to
PETER 'THOR'S,
Kecper of the Cent“.,
February 9, 1857.
111 a rdwa re.
OUR stock of Hardware has been very mio ,
increased, and persons building or rt.yoli
ink; anything in this department, should !i.
call and see FA uNEstoc KS' Cheap Stock
UEENSWAILE, China. Glass and
%.
.-n-aexseetinent-7nni-se-111-7-.7
.4'2 1:0
8u .ko
157 im
20.000 ca►
COBEAN & PA-XTOX'