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OM' 4 in untie spirit after A war ramie the nations of the earth no friejoda . 41011DIElliw NATRON ti• CONCENTI,A. i DEN GlElRATicapprillf.: i tfillttrin or defenders butourselves. r.... A National Soldiers' Convention, lit , A grand Mini the r ai n t en. ConaUtattle* amid -,. - priallease — mut so adverse, In its Issue, We call npon you, therefore, by every -halnielbirepteddefeatand its eonsequenees consideration of your own elignity -and , Nippon Of Pre/Meld johmiou, -Will lterj . -erilthei garb el good faith whits marked safety, and In the nameoflibertythrqugh- I held In Cleveland; Ohba, on the 17th of i . 1 1414klithiletorthe peele lately la Ipsur- out the world, to Complete the work. of ' Se p te mber . • -.. . weellienrigaleet the I' Wed 41tates. Ba- restoration Find peace which the Pres:- be The call is signed by Gen. ' -701110 - 1111 , question this\les been largely ident of the United States has so well be- Custer, the two NeCo oks, and ot h ers__ Atusi Ike the Wise generOsity with Which gun, and Which the polick adopted and equally distinguished for their gallant 4heirentbeced surreeder wee accepted by the principle assertedly the Present Con' !services, whilst among the speakers de thePreeident of the United States and tho gross alone obstruct. bignated are Oen. John A. Dix, of New qpnierlibeln ifnmel.i ate command or our coNenEss TO BE REMODELED. .analeiralnifto the I bend mtrisr re:. whic h The time is close at hand when rnem- ' York; Major General Thomas }wing, of were , afterwards taken to requite order, hers° fa new Congress are to beeleeted. If Kansan; Major General Thomas L. Crit '9l"l"ll4 4" lays L° the l ' ltek* where that Congresai shall perpetuate this policy, tendon, of Kentucky ; Colonel Lewis 1). *Mad Teethe tine , been overthrown. No and, by excluding ioesi stat ed and peo- Campbell,of Ohio; MajorOrneral Jawel Steps, eonld have been better calculated le from represeidatiim in its halls Shall it to command the respaet, win thee mil -' ----- c ontinue p the usurpation . by which ‘ ' the B. s kiteaduta n, of Ohio; Major General *nee, revive the patrierism, and secure iCharles G. Halpin, of New York, (poet legislative powers of the a ios : ernment are Illerinistien tamiaffeetionate allegiance , now exercised, common prudence corn - * . at GettYsburg, July 4th, 1865 ;) Major ,i 3,, t he people of the South to the Consti- pets Rs to anticipate augmented discos- General George Sykes, of Pennsylvania; Attlee and laws of the Union than those teut, a sullen withdrawal from the twitted' have been so firmly taken and se ßrigadier John S. Swift, of'Massachu duties and oblig a ti ons • i the Federal jdaultastly pursued by the President of Guvernment, internal di o . 1 seals; Colonel Albert W. Bradbury, of s.seninon and a the 'United States. general collision - of sentiments and pre- ' 3faine; Major General Solomon Mere •J I EFFWIS OF EXcht'WIVE LEG/SLATTPX. ' tensions which may renew, in a still ' dith, of Indiana, (commanding the 19th And if that confidence and loyalty have more fearful shape, thet civil war from bleed mince Impaired ; if the people of the which we have just em bu erged. , Indiana regiment In the battle of Gettys and a H umber of others. Chap- South are to-day less cordial in their al-, We call upon you to interpose your I r g% ) /eglanetf than they were immediately power to prevent the recurrence of so j lain, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. This upon the close of the war, we believe it transeendeat a calamity. Ire cod upon will be the soldier demonstration. of the is due to the changed tone of the legisla- you i.t .-, very Congressional district ofevery ' country,and will show where the vast ma- Live - department of the General Govern- Stoic to secure the elcilion of membres,' iority of the fighting men send: . Geary (neat, toward them; to the action by who, echotccrr other dip rence, moil char- • -which Congress has endeavored to sup- 0d, , ,/,:c ibcir poddeol, ootion, wilt write may denounce all participating in its de plant onatt.defeat the wise and he r(eoduizing the RIGHT OF EVERY STATE liberations as " shysters, skulkers and beueficent policy of re-toration ; to their of , rite [::ION TO REPRINENTATION IN lesspital bummers," hut they can afford exelusion from all participation in our ('oNuuE.S, AND Wllo WILL A win' To /common Government : to thewlthdraw.tl f.E.I. Ts IN ECTIIER JURA NCI' -nvERI, - 1.ny.% I, to stand that from him. _ AIM them of rights conferred and guar- I Ituitnitsi,NTATivE FR!iM EVERY tiTATE ; anteed by the Constitution, and to the :iii 014.3N/ice to,the Government, tvbo i!ei 1 'evident purpose of Congress, In the ex-It/p./Imnd ee cw'h 11Ou8P, in dm exercise of erase of a usurped and uolawful author- thc ',o'er: eooferrra upoa it by die I ' WI , IV, to reducc them from the rank of free' stitution, to have been duly elected, re-, and equal niem burs of at republic of turned arid qualified for a seat therein. States, with rights and dignities warn- I 1 TM SOVEREIGNTY OF TEM STATES. ! paired, to the cendltion of conquered 1 When this shall have been done the provinces and a einiteiered people, in all - Government will have been restored to things subordinate anal subject to the will 1 : its ante grit3, th e Constitution of the Uni- of their conquerors; free only to obey i s e d t i bt i c , laws in making %tilled' they were not al- i ' will' have been re-established lin its full supremaay, and the American lowed to shim:. i. Union will have again beeoine what it neenewe ,tearvar orenessiox. jESTI- was designed to he•by those who formed vien. it, a sovereign nation ' composed of sepa rate States, each lik.eitself, moving in a distinct and independent sphere, exer eising-powers defined and reserved by a common Constitution, and resting upon , the assent, the confidence and co-epora tion of all the States and all the people subleet to its authority. Thus reorgan- ' iced and restored to their constitutional relations, the States and the General Gov-' ernment can enter in a fraternal spirit,' with a common purpose and a common interest, upon whatever reforms the se-, eurity of personal fights, the enlargment of popular liberty and the perfection of our republican institutions may den - void. UNA NIMOCS ADOPTION. • At the Conclusien of the readingjhe cheers resounded again and again, and enthusiaatie demonstrations of approval were made by the delegates springing to their feet and waving thidr huts. I , he question of approval was put to a viva twee x cite, and the address was adopted with out a dissenting voice. • 12 No people, however, yet existed whose loyalty and faitlg smelt treatment` long eoutleued would riot alienate and Impair. And the ten million" of Americans who live in the South would be unworthy citizens of a fiee country, degenerate eons Of an heroic ancestry, unfit ever to become the guardians of lle rights and liberties bequeathed to us be the fathers and founders of this Republic, if they could accept, with uncomplaining sub tatissl the Is u rn i nations thus sought to he• imposed upon them. Resentment of Injustice is always and everywhere essentistl to freedom ; and the spirit white!, prompts the States and people lately In Ineurreetion, but insurgent now no longer, to protest -against the Impost - 'lion of unjust and degrading conditions, makes them all'the more worthy to share in the government of a free-common wealth, and gives still firmer assurance of the future power axial freedom of the .Itepubl _ urnm,r,tox lIAS BEEN EXPIATED, For whatever responsibility the outh- Prtt may have incurred in m esisting the authority of the National Govern ment and ip taking up twins for its over throw, they may he held to answer, as individual's, before the judiral tribunals of the land, and for that conduct as SO vigtfes and organized communities, they have already paid the most fearful penal ties that can fall oil offending States in the loaaes, the antferings Said humilia tions of till unstnieessMl war. But what ever may he thelgui It or the punishment of the conseiotts authors of the insurrec tion, candor and emomon justice demand ' t Omits ete,eion that the great mass of those who beeaane involved in its responsibility mated upon whatithey believed to he their duty, In defettsefof what they had been taught to believd their rights, or under a eompWsion, pluisieal and moral, which they Wbre powerless to resist. Nor can , ft be amiss to remember that, terrible as " have been the bereavements andthe loss vs of this war, they have fallen exelusive /Y noon neither party—that they have fallen, indeed, with far greater weight upsim those with whom the war began ;‘, that in the death, of relatives and friends, the dispersion of families, the disruption (if iNOVIIII systems and social ties, the qvcirthrow of governments, of law and of 'order, the destruction of property and of forhis and modes and means of industry, the loam of page:ll, emumercial and mor al Influence, in severy shape and form wilrieh geed calsftities eats assume, the ;states and people which engaged in the to ar against the Government of the Uni ted States, have suffered "tenfold more than those who have remained in allegi , unce to theCimstitution and the laws. -These considerations may not, as they gertainly do not, justify the action of the pmule of the insurgent States; but no I just or generous mind wall refuse to them very considerable weight in determining, ;lie line of conduct whieh the Govern /neat should pursue tower& them, / ACCEPTANCE OF ITS PENALTIES, they accept r if nbt with alacrity, cer tainly without sullen resentment, the' t and overthrow they have sustain-' ed. They acknowledge and acquiesce in "the results, to themselves and the corn-' try, which that defeat involves. They no longer claim for any State the right to secede from the Union; they no lon ger assert for any State an allegiance par amount to that which is due to the Gen te•sit Government. They have accepted Ilse destruction of slavery, abolished It lay their State Constitutions, and eoneurr- LA with the States and people of the "whole Union in prohibiting its existence forever upon the soil or within the juris-; -ti ietion of the United States, They indi rate and evince their purpose just se fast as may be possible and sate to adapt their ,domestic laws to the changed condition of their society, and to secure by the law mist its tribunals equal and impartial jus tice to all eltesses•Lol their inhabitants. They admit the Invalidity of all acts of resistance to the Nittional authority, and ell debts incurred fa attempting its over throw, They avow their willingness to phase the burdenS and discharge all the tiutins and obligations which rest upon Bunn, in common with other States and other seetionarof C'se Union; and ,theyreneW, thmughlheir representatives lu this Convention, by all their public conduct, in every way and by the most solemn acts by which States and societies can pledge their faith, their engagemente to bear true faith and allegiance, through all time to COMP, to the Constitution of the United States, and to all laws that may bemade in pursuance thereof., APPEAL TO THE .NATION. Fellow countrym/n : We call upon you, In full reliance upon your intern , genee arid your patriotism, to accept w.thgettleou§sind ungrudging eonfltlenee tnis full surreuthr on the part of tho s e lately in arras against your authority, and to share with 'them the honor and re pima that await those whet bring back peace and concord to jarring States. The ,war just closed, with all its sorrows and 'disasters, has °petted anew career ofglory to the millao.it has saved. , It has swept away-the-hostilities of sentitnent and of I iterest which were a standing menace its peace. It has destroyed the insti- I /don of slavery, always a cause of sea- t oust agitation and strife, and Inns opened At York, the other day, Gov. Curtin, fir our country the way to unity of inters standing by Gen. Geary'e side, and e it, of principle and of action through speaking for him, said : ".If the South p'l time to come. It has developed ins', , come on with b seetbans -- military eapaoity,,m ap- Lf e * d. re . # the Negroes to vote, Mud°, for achieve/a/cow of war, both by ,your Wool! There can be no possible ob s and kind, hitherto 41/known even to jection to it!" All; therefore, that Is otraelves and dtmtlned to eaereise here- After, under WWI egellelia, alt import- needed to make Negro Suffrage tight agree ant influence upon the charaeter amides- in Pennsylvania, is that the South tiny 'of the continent and the world. to it. And while It has thus revealed, diselplin st ani aompaeted out power, it has poy_ "Camino Out /Mtn the libel Par 4g ' 7 el tgds heyoinl eon ttovensy or doubt; by - The Pfuntlngdon heretofore a hat .14 3 * ° toward bo th °oaten* strong Republican paper, has taken pl iog it sec bzka uww.Diw o rwe'lor our P G o wf w ers a 'i n ti a t e i e Own the name of Cleary, The editor of SU •=1.4 the p plea of repq the Colbla Ilse retired froze his We ger** c 441 po4 boxiuschO 441114o0supix#1, GraT, - • Eke o:cfnlpiler. (lETTYMBIIR(I, PA.: iliondAY Morphia". Affit....27. loMte. FOlt GOVERNOR, HON, HIESTER CLYMER, O} JIERICS COUNTY FOR CONGKESS, Hog. J. McDOWELI. SHARPE, of Prank lin County. ASSONATE JCpCin, ISAAC ROBINSON, Gettysburg. ASSEM ELY t NICHOLAS HIE:LT'ZEI., Mou n t pleas' t SHERIFF, f . PHILIP HANN, Straban: REGISTER & RECORDER, NCI. D. HOLTZWORTH,. Gettysburg CLERK OF TUE COURTS, ADAM W. MINTER, Franklin COUNTY COMMISSIONER, NICHOLAS 'MERMAN, 31enallen DIRECTORS (W TRH POOR, JOT-IN NUNNEMAKER, y., Liberty, JOHN RAHN, 3 y., Conowago. • COUNTY AUDITOR, , HENRY L. BREAM; C*berland conoNnn, Dn.,WM. J. McCIATRE, Oxford NICHOLAS lI,E LTZ EL, • ESQ. _ The Ohio Ratiot notices the nomina tion of Nicholas Heitzel, by the Democracy of this county, for the Legis blare, in the following deservedly com plimentary manner: " An Fe-Editor of Me Ohid Patriot in Lurl.l.—N. Helt7el, nig., one of the editors of the Ohio Patriot from 1835 to 1839, a pe riod of oyer 4 pears, we arc rejoiced to see, has been - nominated by the Democracy of Adams county, Pennsylvania, as their candidate for the Legislature, and with a fine prth-pect of success. Mr. Henze' is a Democrat of the old Jefferson and Jack son style—and worked in the Wobc office under Blair & Rives, and helped to print old Hickory's Messages from the original manuscript, and " by Ow eternal " they were always right. Adiuns county was the tramping ground of Thad. Stevens, during the days of the Buckshot war, and the Tape-worm Hail Road, and we should be truly rejoiced to see ter wheel into the Democratic line under the com mand of such a true and whole-souled Democrat as Mr. lleltzel." Our Ohio cotemporary does not seem to be properly posted in regard to the po litical position of this county. Adams wheeled into the Evimleratic Him a dozen years ago, and will not now " go back " ou a man as honest and capable as "Nicholas "Hensel. The skies are bright down In - these parts.' GRIMY ctoNEs ial:rr ArAAST I Ile Dee Wes Oreepy for Ness saffrate! Let Every Voter Know It! John W. Geary made a speech at " Lochiel Iron Works," near Harrisburg, Week before last, in which he took open ground in favor of NEGRO SUFFRAGE! He declared that he was "ready to feet the issue of Negro Suffrage, and be was not preparedito deny THE RIGHT OF VOTING TO COLORED MF,N ! " Hitherto some people laave t,boughtthat Geary was not in favor of Negro Suffrage. Now he has settled all doubts on that sub-: ject. Let every body know that Geary says be is not prepared to deny the Negro the right to vote. avails o XMAS , svpramaz. - - - - GEN. GRANT ALL RIG UT. Cori/T.—The - following eases were last Hon. I on. J. McDowell Sharpe, the Demo- week tried by 'the Court—President cratic eandidate for Congress in this; dis- Judge Fisher and Associates Ziegler and t stet; was first introduced. He spoke for „Wierman on the Bench : an hour' and twenty minutes, and re- 1 TW. CO.VMON PLEAS. viewed, with much force and clearness, ; ;'' Ha v- ,', ( . 4 l; a r in" ( e i a of r,:hri.. White,o Jon the destructive course and designs of the " Neely,. ,:i ta e h r i n n r e . ;than W. a Neely. nt ec on o KL - - Radicals—at the same time stating fairly, eution. Verdict for Pars. for $1,341. and fully the patriotic position of Presi- 1 Wm. Duttera vs. Jeremiah Kohler.— Tresspass. Verdie i t for Piff.. for ,'‘i:at. Kohler.— dent Johnson and those who support him ' In his restoration policy. The speech I , Corn. vs. Q fif. k . R nry I S: S a i n l rO t rf ( T. S. Larcen V was an able, a convincing one, and show- ' stealing' horse or Samuel Culaertson. Deft. plead guilty, and was sentenced to ed conclusively the n6cessity for electing conservative candidates to allies o ,ee this fall. , t w o y n ers ys i n tt i ll o a l s a t i e r re P a e v n e i r tent jl i i a 4 rz i . o t It was frequently interrupted by warm i and battery, on' complaint of Jacob Mita applause, w,hich continued to the end. i ser. Deft. plead guilty, and was senten e We may say in this connection that cud t 0 5 .32 tin and the costs. Mr. Sharpe glade a very favorable im-tt°l`(.lenrLlotet Hostetter. ntiatah ,rllllngotailanitni:\ert, pression whilkrhere, not only by his abil- l'not guilty. ' ity as a lawyer and a public speaker, but Ollll. vs. Jeremiah Kohler. Larceny lalso by his manly bearing and sterling —tinding and retaining David Wolf's Sta - V" The Radical- had a meetingin ' '' the social qualities. pocket-book. Verdict, not guilty. Com. vs. Franklin W. Black and Wal . Court-house oq Tuesday evening, the 010- I I The next speaker was Win. S. Stenger, I ter Cassatt. Larceny of wheat and Mo. iject being to prevent further falling off F.sq., of Chambersburg, who was - solicited • verseed from Samuel Robert. Verdict, from the party here. McClure, MePher- "by telegraph to be with us, as Judge' not guilty as, to Black: Cas4att did not appear fortrial. son and' McConaughy were announced Kimmel was compelled to leave for Sarah Carver' Adultery fts3 the speakers. - When the evening' Chambersburg the day before the meet- Verdict, C4lll.vs.. - • . * 1 not - guilty, and county to pay carrie McClure was not on hand—and we lug. Mr. Stenger is one of the most eta-' costs. , venture to say that he was not expected quoit and forcible speakers in this part ' Com. vs. Andrew Wolf. Surety of the peace, on eomplaint of.Anth'y. Deardorff. whet' hfs' Fame w as Placed upon the hill of the Commonwealth, and vith so much ' iI Deft. affluence(' to keep the peace for six The mectingovould have been a miser- , material athand, (made by the last Con- months, and. pay the costs able failure had not curiosity induced a' gress and its backers,) he of course deliv,l ('our. vs., Mary Criner. , Surety of the number of Demeepts to go there. As ered a telling speech. Applause followed , b eace ' on e°in p laint of N°3ll ' F ' Hersh.— it was, Me hereon Boon talked—yelled— , him throughout; and at the conclusion I cit. sentenced to pay the costs. the house into a slim "account of empty the meeting adjourned with three thun benches." His speech cOnsisted mainly i dering cheers for Johnson, Clymer, and of . abuse—the President, Mr. Seward , ; the Democratic ticket. the Conservative RepublicanS -and the 1 - This meeting augers well. It shows Democrats coming in for all sorts ofthat the people are beginning to•mani fish-wOman epithets, i!h i ilst the Philaliel- fest a practical concern about the court phia Convention was denounced in ti , ,,ary's welfare—and if that feeling contin manner to convince any one that the i 'u t .. s to increase, as it no doubt will, negr6. speaker was nearly frightened out of his , radleatism will soon sink into the deepest , wits by its harmonious and patriotic pro- and blackest oblivion. 4 ceedings. lie occupied the whole eve-' Bing,- and when he had talked himself' out of breath and material, the only im pression left upon his audience was, that be much feared Johnsonism would put down Radicalism. McConaughy was not callea on to speak—and there were " no refreshments.', The Committee appointed by the Na tional Union Convention to present a copy of the Address and ltesolutlons of the Con - vent on to President Johnson, performed that duty at the White House, Saturday week. Senator Reverdy John son made the presentation speech. The President made a most excellent and pa triotic reply, which •we will lay before our readers next week. During the ceremony, GEN. LT. S. GRANT stood the President's side, and at the close of the proceedings the two retired to gether. The President made some pa triotic allusions to the services of General Grant, which were loudly cheered by the audience. Here is another opportunity for Geary, Is Grant a," Shyster and a Cowat'd, a Skulker and a Hospital Bum mer," IQ - The Radical county candidates, last week, devoted nearly all their atten tion to Democrats—"topperftrads," "Re bels," and "Traitora," as negro orators and newspapers are in the habit of styl ing them. The manmuvres of these can didates looked as though, they had no confidence in their own party strength to elect them, and that unless assisted by a goodly number of Democrats their cases would be hopeless. They begged 'and begged, almost going down upon their knees, for outside votes. These now smooth-tongued chaps may as well know, once for all, that Demo crate are not blind to the doings of Thad Stevens and the Congress which follows his lead ; nor have they so soon forgotten that the Ridleal candidates, from Congressman down to Coro nei, are pled ged, by the resolutions of their Conven tion, to the support of an Amendment to the Constitution through which the Rad ical leaders are trying to force Negro Suf frage and—Negro Equality upon all the States of the Union. These questions Democrats understand; and they under stand, too, that every vote cast at the next election for a candidate on the opposition ticket will be an endorseMent, to that ex tent., of the ruinous, the devilish schemes in which Thad Stevens and his followers are engaged. Democrats can't afford, therefore, to cut their own excellent tick et, to endorse the negroism .represent ed by the oneon the other side.. No, no; Democrats don't like the smell of the thing. (*Feu, corrra 441) Im. This famous trio of Generals, who dur ing the war were lauded to the skies by the abolition press, have fallen into sud den and profound disgrace. They all at tended a Union Convention. It only now remains for Boabdil GEARY to de ncamcg them, as he did the Den peratic soldiers who met In Convention tit Har risburg, as cowards, skulkers and bounty jumpers. STATE SENATOR. We take pleasure in announeing the nomination of our friend B. F., Meyers, editor of the Bedford Gazette, as the "Democratic and National Union" can didate for the State Senate in the Ful ton, Bedford and Somerset district. Mr. Meyers has served distinction in the House of Representatives, and is widely known as a man of ability and of sound constitutional principles. President Johnson has paged a proclamation abolishing martial law iu Texas, the last State in which it l existed, and proclaiming that "insurrection is at an end, and that peace, order and tran quility and civil authority now exist in arid throughout the whole of the United States." Thus is the President's policy bearing its rich- fruits, restoring pea ce and good will throughout the land, while nothing but evil has come out of the course pursued by Congress. itar It is stated that Wm. goonts, the Radical candidate for Congress in this district, voted vainst the Soldiers' Sig The soldiers will have an an (*GO to Petite WIA blaa at the rait Mon. J. McDowell Sharpe and Hon. F. M. Kimmel, of Chambeniburg, being ' hose at Court lafit week, a call was Issued fOrn Democratic meeting at th-Court -house on Wednesday evening, to be ad dressed by these gentlemen. Though the notice was short, the turn out was large and enthusiastic, far beyond expee- Whin, About dusk, the Gettysburg Brass Band, seated in the magnificent Chariot belonging to the Deniocraey, treated dif ferent parts of town to some excellent music, and proceeding to the Court-house performed there at intervals during the evening. At about 8 o'clock. the meeting, then literally packing the Court-room, was or ganized as follows: 0 President, Hon. James M. Marshall. I Vice Presidents, Wm. B. Gardner, Esq., Jacob Klunk, Jacob Grove, Major ,Jueob Sanders, Joseph Gelbach, Capt. W. H. Brrigunier, Fnmets NVill, Daniel Bic seeker, I%aac F. Brinkerhoff; A. .f. Ito:v -eva Frederick Quiekel, Elias Hartman, J. Soott Wilson, John McMaster, John Henry Myers, George Bushman, Francis Bream, Isaac nervier, George Laugh. • Secretaries, Thomas G. Neely, John W: McConnell, Peter Adams, Cornelius Daugherty, Howard Dicks, Alfred Slon eker, Lieut. S. H. Eicholtz, Samuel Lentz. Cominufficated. BERWICK AHEAD! A large and eliusiastie Demoeratie meeting was held at kaughman's School house, in Berwick township, on Satur day evening, August 1:411,, \ Persons at tended who seldom go to pnliticalineet ings, and seemed much iutereSted in the proceedings. J)r. McClure, of New Ox ford, and Wm. H. Albright, of York, ad dressed the meeting in a creditable Mail, ncr. The officers were : President, Jacob - Wertz t • Vice Presi dents, Anthony Thoman, Henry Miller, Jacob Shull, John Conly ; Secretaries, Samuel A. 'Wertz, Samuel Kinneman. We hope that the townships will go to work, and get up meetings at each and every farm house. Hold meetings, or ganize, and make speeches to each other. Much good may thus be done. BERWICK BOROIYGII XORE TROVBLE! There is another big trouble in the Re publican party. Henry J. Raymond, the Chairman of the National Republican Committee, appointed by the Republican Convention at Baltimore in 18134, is BONY OPENLY A.ND HEARTILY WITH PRESI DENT. JoHNsolkt ! Several other mem bers of the Committee take tho same side. The Radicals are determined to throw them out, and will no doubt do so. But can their party afford the splitting off of such iMportant members? Really, their troubles begin to look quite as formida ble as did those of the Democracy in 1800, and all efforts to heal them will be just as fruitless. Radicalism is going to pieces. • k 8 Another !—The Chairman of the Republican . State Central Committee of Illinois declines to serve further in that capacity. • He Is opposed to Thad Stevens and Negro Radicalism, and goes With the White Man's party for Johnson, the Constitution and the Union I Sit' Koontz, the Radical candidate for Congress in this district, made a speech at Johnstown on the 10th lust., in which he declared that "the time must soon come when all men, without regard to COLOR or RACE, must Le EQUAL in EVERY respect," That le, negroes must vote!—negroes must sit on juries ! negroes must marry white girls I--and be equal in "every respect" to white men! People of Adams, what say you to such a bid for your votes? VirVe publish to-day, to the exclusion of our usual variety, the able and patriot ic Address of the National Union Con vention at Philadelphia to the people of the United States. It should be read in every household, and its sentiments and doctrines pondered upon by every free man in the land. Bead, and hand to your neighbor / liel.The reply of the President to the address of the New Hampshire delega tion of the Philadelphia Convention Indi cates changes in official places in the rad ical States. The President says that it will be expected of the incumbents of federal offices that they will sanction the policy and principles of the Philadelphia National, Union Convention. lierltr. Chandler, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, wha has heretofore been a Radical, has had his eyes opened by the Philadelphia Convention. He is said to be loud in proclaiming his admi ration of the Phtlidelpbla deolaratioo of pckheiglesi __ ______— —_ --- , ~ Lion'is Periodical Drips! t iiiiit"' The. lladkal• pipers spettli of th eet- TOWN 'biD' m t .: GitF;AT FPI( vt lo 11F"ki ' „. • • •- Fan. F"rt t i t' ings ot Demoera rt-FAllL.A.ltill..r. — +lnmse Drup are a s lentil!, 144 as composed of 'f T' • . COUNTY AFFAIitS. I e ' ea nyeampoan lel dull preparation, and better perileads, fikedadtilers Bounty Jumnere ser . We • dtree t a r ;ti o ti re the 'erg 1. 1 . any ring. Pmederi or Nodrulll4. an d ttg 11- ..., t . -.... .. r sale in t ' nal LthalrAettuts le direvt, and peative,ren.lering and .qeserters." Democrats, wnen its amount of Beal Estate offered fo We r, e, - I went a rats . i -.3 and eel t.llll hpecill,! tor dieal candidates ask you for your votes, this paper, • ru,3 cure of all oostruetlonx and POlpiirehSloll,l Of • nafttre• Th rir ri''' lit Y 18 ib ll'ah'd bY ell.' fa'-'t refer them to these Insults, and s I them g ve that over . Rio , 11,1tti,,, ere nouttAlly I "ii.tim.,ll byby the ladles or th, United sq,o,-.1. ever:, OOP of to Inltterstand that you intend to resent ltd .4....ucs In rt., ..q.r• m.;,•st t-rnek or pr Ow of them at the polls. . their great nterit.,. ,i' •o v nri , rapidly taking the ptice °revery urns i•••nt Ile It •nt.• ty,:ind art•con- , .'----- ---Arett..— tildered by all vile, know ought ot them, :LH the I Wig- The eholerairx raging fearfullyt ' It Kureat, salon, an i 111 , ,,,t i.tr.tithit. pr,p trAtlon In th e world, km li , ' (lir.• or nit ltdualt• vttaplaint%. Cincinnati and Mt. Louis. It has greatly ~, sr the rentov.tt of all o,, ,tru , liotp., or eaten.. and tit... t ,La - ~o rnot ion of he tlttt 'i, regu larity and atr..nath.— ' tta ut :New Y ork. k pl i e i t dire hil,ll . i Statin g \Vitra they mat n4ed,' _. . «wee - awl explalalms %%hen and w y 4.A 0 rant 's theould not,l VirCleneral 's salary as General nor chuld . not l''' a•ed wltlvan nrodneht4 etreets cont.r,i Am ary to n am ate 1 IaW N Vi nd 11l lA. found euully trill amount to $15,000 a year as much rebi i els ur ,' oottle. with th.. written -dzn.l- as the tare or Jogs' L. LYON, without which none are , Prenklent receives... gennlne. I wra................._._ l by Pr. SifIINI I, LYON, 115 (qua o Prep.tr.. l - k, .. • • • P - st,ot, New t"."'N• • n, I ran.. Who ein he connilled eithfr Pomon,Lllv, or by in LH, ~ ,n ..bedng stmnp.) eoneernlna all private (11%ent,, :In t tannin weak nesses. kWh' by beugglats eV , rywh,re I'. G. cr. uti: ri,el .I.geuts tor Ij. S. and Canada& Nov 6, by Ear ,The next session Of Miss Meelel geleet School will open on the 17th or Septentl,er, two weeks later than usual. t 4 ee alvertisoment: DEW. E.. 'Myers has purchased the property of Samuel llerbst,in Chambers burg street, at $5,549. - SWWe are indebted to Mike Olivia Settle, of Franklin township, for a very large and beautiful apple, ;Its circumfer ence meaauring fourteen inches. We take this to be•hard to beat. DismrOrisii.f.n Marton. Queen Emma, of the Sandwich Wands, accom panied by Miss ; Spurgeon, an English lady, Mr. Edmonds, her et i arg e d'Affairs at New York, and Major Hopkins, her Minister of Interior, arrived here In a special car on Wed nesda* to View the Battle-field. The Queen is about 30 years old, and Is a widow; has a rather dienitkikappearanee, and Is said to be In telligent. Hex eomplexiop may be deno minated as dusky. ' The i party left next mornine, after having - created a rather unusual sensation. Pie Sic.--A German Pie Nie will take place at Wolf's Woods on Wednesday n,ext. The public are invited. The Get tysburg Band has la-en engaged for the day, and an Omnibus will make reguhir trips from town to the ground. A pleas ant time is expected. ----- .Special Notice Column. glatit 1144 a Craig'', a few years - sinee, was many a splendid head flint Is nos• grey or grizzled. Why not restore to the yet unwrinkled brow Its rav!n honors? }lva minutes effe,•ti the splendid transformation, In less Unto than it nut would kke to J.4).1.1) AND FIRE throe times. the yer ost head may he made darker than the HA WINO. No !natter of what undesirable tint lit- hair or whiskers or Iscard may be, the ehanue to a superb an i perfectly nat ural bbtek or brown is accomplished by one ap plication of ' c.lntisTApomys E, without stalffitig thi.sklnarinjuringthettlaments. Mactufnetured by J. CHRISTA:D.)IW, (; Astor House, New York. soia by Druggists. Applied Ity all Hair Drthssers. [Ang. Dr. Tobin• Venetian Liniment. AN INsTANTANEOI.7B RCMP:DV FOil ' chronic riniumatista, headache, toothache, emu:), colic, quinsy. sore throat, and pains in any part of the body. Remember, this article is a SUCeLlili--- ,not an experiment:, Mr 19 years it has been tested. No medicine ever had such a reputation as this; silently it has worked Its way before the public, and all ^reload in Its praise, "Chronic rheuma tism." Thousands who laid for Weeks or. a heel of agony, and never walked without the aid of cnit ehes, with this complaint, can testily to the magic al effects of this liniment. They -sire` cured and proclaim its virtues throughout the land. Re member, relief is certain, and a positive cure is i nure to follow. Headache of all kinds we warrant to cure. Putrid sore throat, quinsy, and diptheria are robbed of their terrors by a timely use of the Venetian Liniment. •It has saved hundreds the past three months. Price 10 and 80 cents a bottle. Odlee, 56 Cortland sire+. t, Now York. Sold by all Druggists. ' [August 27,1888, lux Mleoek's Porous Plasters. WIL)Ori'SU-WUCiIIOUIIED. ' Cayuga, Rinds County, Slim. T. Arar.com Ce.—Gcn:letu in: Please sand in:: another six down of your Porous Plasters. They are In great demand here for Whooping-cough. They net like la charm. I could hare sold two dozen this week if I had had them. Send as soon as possible, and ohlkge, • Yours respectfully, JOHN L WILLIAMS, AS.THM.I CURED 3fr. Wm. 31 of 21.5, Spring Street; New York, writes, Jan. 1, 11i5C: I have been inflicted with asthma for upwards of ten yeark receiving 'no benefit from medical men. I was advised by - a friend to try one of Alleock's Porous Piasters. I said, I had tried seventh kinds of plasters Without any benefit, and supposed they were all alike.= My friend gave me one of AlL:lvies, fuel urged me to use It. •T did so, and have now worn them steadily for nine months, and find myself better than I have been for many years. Agency, Bran droth House, New YOrk. Sold by Druggists. Auguflt 21, I*lB. im Latest M irket Repprts. - , FLOUt G - ET T Y SB - URCe - s, /0 30 4 12 00 E, L RYotTri. - - 3 25 WM E. WHEAT, ." 2 10 4 2AI RED HEAT, - - 200 32 Si CORN - - . 70 RV 31, - -, • 80 OAT A, - - Si BUCK HEAT,- • - 75 EAT, - ss 600 4 990 ---- BALTIMORE. FLO - - 10 83 412 73 WRIT - - -E . 24311 8 50 2 AYR - - 26 (4 102 CORN - -, • lao °Ars • - - - 2 ll 2ll 48 HOG' ban_ ,d. • - 11 00 418 00 REEF AWL?, Bhind.„ - 9 4r4 17 00 - - - • 21 00 4EI 00 WHIN ET. _, - . - -; 230sr 3 35 Married. ‘4, On Sunibiiinorntng, Aug. 11fflt, It the ChM. Ref. Parsontrge, ea Oxford, by the Rey. W. F. P. Da- Via, Mr. ABRAHAM STRAUSBAIIGH to Mtrif SARAH A. SPANGLER, both of York co., Pa. At the 0111111 time and place, by the tame, Mr. HENRY , BORKHEIMER to Kiss AMANDA 11A.UM. both of York 00., Pa. On Tta i rsday, 2Srd tnat., at the minim place, and by the a, Mr. ABRAHAM I4OKE to Was LA.- VINA both near Hampton, Adams co. On tho 12th hint., be the Rev. M. A. gettlichter_t Mr. CEIA.R.LEI G. MILLER. to Meet HAR.RIEr E. BEA mpt, both of the vtoh3Lty 'Monition's Sta km, 4ut • i connty. Died, At nut Berlin, qg. I Ith, ?4r. JOHN BOOP, aged 711 years 8 months and IS days. Near Getty:Apar& on the 18th inst., Mrs. ANNA, wire ormr, blase DaarderX, In the OW year other age. TUNE Zl Neew New PLI NG, aged oxford, o n e the m nth hut, CATHA, On the 11th inst., gns. EXELINIt L. MYER% aged 21 mutt a months and 12,10.78.. On the 18th (ginly, ARRY CRAWFORD. aged b, months' m awl ta de.911; Am:tut Lith. JINN OTT GRA,cs. od 31 months awl 21 any& Belov.ed ehlktran of William IL an Martha X.:Ashbaugh. . Qn the leth Inst., near Nen Chester, CASOLL NA. normA. infant danightes of Theisig Wott, will *WO/ 11 4 4 Pds,7* Dr. Marshall's Catarrh' llama. Thla snail' has tit >rani) ly prov e d itself to be the tw it a rticle known for euring the Catarrh, Cold •in the Head and Heal:m.l'e. It haslteen bound an ex:cell:tat remedy in many eases of etr#• Eyes.— Dearness has be t ' removed by it, and Hearing has Often been greatly lin proy,sl by its use. ' It is fragrant an i az,hleable, and GCV i'-`4 twits:- DlA'rn likLiar to the dull 110.1 punl 11411Seil by diseasos of the head. The .curtatlonts,aiter using It are delightful .#o.I # di% :gond lag. It owns and purge/40ot all otwt ma t lons,strennt liens t he glands, and gives a healthy act 11,11 to the pans atleetod. More than Thirty Years' of s tie and use of "Dr. Marshall's Cat:mit and Ilewlache Sault'," has prove d in, great s illie to' all thecolllllloll diseases I or the head. an I at this moment stands higher than ever beforo. It is rOCOTIIIIIOII led by many of the best physi cians, and Is u •‘,.1 a 4th great success and satisfac tion everywhere. Road the Certiti ' , ate , . of Wholesale Druggists In 1854: The nn tersianed, it n hig for tbany years . been acquainted ali it " Dr, Marshall's Catandi ' an d iiradaelteSii.it," au I sold It In OW wholesale I trade, cheerfully stat., that we belleVO It to bo equal. In every reqpeet, to the recommendations given of it for the ear, oft 'atarrlial A tfectlollS, and that it Is ti011...:1, I n,. ~,,,, art Leh , we have everknown for all -0 111111.,!I , 11,.1.{..1 Of ti.' lit. 01. 1 Burr t Perry Bu-t ,i 1 ; I teal I, I.ipkton A: (' 1., 80, t , in ; Brown, I.:to. •at a: Co., Roston ; setit W. 1 Fowle, Boston . ; Wil,on, l'alrbank dt Co., Boston; Henntaw, P.dantli I ,t c.., itn,Jon; If, li. liav, Portland, :tf....; 11 .M., d: Park, New York; A. It. D. sands, New l , wk : stonily!' Pant ,t, Co., New York: Israel 3litior .b Co., New York • Melsea.ou , & Roimlns, New Yolk; .t. L. S. ovill . A. Co., New ,'York; M. Ward, ('ln." a - Co.. 'N. , ty York: B a sh ..t ' Gala New York. 1.:..7'.'0r sale by all Drug.! lg.— ' , Try it. L 1)%;,:. IS. InTi. ly The Wirral Enzit‘h Remedy Sul JA.:(Es k rED Fl - ttLE Prepared froal 0 rresertntion of hit' J. Clarke, M.Phy-JeLin Extraordin.try lo the Queen. This inValll.lllle niedielno Is mind' nig It t lie cure of all til , l4e p 011:111 and dang ,- .Tou.; disea ses to which the tern tle eontdiiiition is ,uhieet. It mu {crates all and reinov,"; unduly:- think and a gp:.edy ,-11 re in IY I, relied on. To MarrlAl Ladles it is hotly suited. It will, In a slaorLtimo, Ortng on the monthly period with regulatitt. Each linttle, price On , D•ttlar, bears the Govern ment citamp of Lireat itrit-tim to prevent eon nfer 0-efts. CA rriox.—These Pill, s'inull not ho t'Llten by Females during the vi n, r runts moN•rtis of Preg nancy, tut they are, stir. , to bring on Mis.arringe, but at any other tint , tiwy are s.ate. In all 1.8,28 of Nervou, .in , l Spinal A M-ctions, Pains, In the II ick and Limbs, Fatigue On slight ex“rtlon, Palpitation of the !Lean, Hysterics, and W lilt -s, these Pills will effect tt , •ore when all oth er tit hive an 1 althoolt a Imwertul rented," do not contqln iron, or :ins - thing hurtful to elitist II itt lon. - Full directions in lirotin 1 each pa - kaze, which shoull) pre:••••rve,l. liol.l by all Druggiqs.' Ile tit for the Uni ted States and Canwhi, JOB MtkiES,`27 Cortland St., N. Y. N. 8.-41,00 and 6 nos! lac ...tamps encluoied to tiny authorlz,d Agent, wilt Im - urea tenth', containing 50 Pills, by return mall. Bold by A. 1). Buehler. 18, lads. IS EV ;TIT iatt-s . rit 41:k1 LIFE-LIE:A I,l'H - VitENUM The Great French Remedy. DR. Sr 11r 112 Hr%; CELEBILI'CED SPE, IFIC PILLS, Prepared from a pr• ption Ju.tri Dela. iti.trre, ( Por , i-Inn of t! llos,iltal dusNr.rd 61' Pam:. This havalimbl , is no 1101.0.1110 n, bra Is Willa I ling in the cure of sp•rinatorrie nr sem I nal Weakness. Even' sp 4.10114 or n.iry Irrttuhiltty, lifvolnutaryorNlzlitlyScin!...ll Emissions from wh eon: • pr. , or ever severe,, will In. ,;poedily re'loved and tue or g.ths restored to ite i ishy Reit.' the following ilinnior.s of eminent French - We have - milk the grits:J:le Pills prepared by ri.le in. tore Si 2NIB•ie Lombard, from pr:soripi..ni of hr, .in imam., in our private inw.i it.ti Wit 111111.0 mi 5111c . (...N. /111.1 NI, 111, hove there Is IV) Otael NI Welt ea r ietli.tfrd to cure all persons s• 1 term.; IrnitiNinvOluntary IY.ll4sions or any •r or tile OnzatiS, whether ea. 1404 by sedentary `,lo4lem 01 living, excesses, or rilise, It. A. IIF: trilErArar, n. IL D. 1 ir.r M. D. .I.:As LEUVIIRI.4 31i. D. Parts, Mar WI, tkrn." 111 , ...8".1,1tE ill OWN rEII.FMT:S. Th 9 germ:Lie Pills are sal by nfl the prim - April Druggists throintliont the W.wl Pr's , um) p•tr Box, orsix Box.s for Five Dot irs. IiARASJ:IEI!EAh r ,s• lie Pr..prictors, No. 211 Ita.• tr.l, `One Dollar entdostsl to nnv nut to/r;401 AgPrit, will tiara a box by return sooircly sealed from nil olcotrvationt stx It cc... 4 for Arc dollars. Sale General Agents for .I,lnerlca. Oil:AIt I. 310.4E 4 . & on., 27 Cortland st., N. Y. N. B.—French. (3.rtilln, i. 3 ;) trash and le.nglialt Pam plti di, containing roll i trt calor4 and diroc- Iloilo tar 11149. sent fre to eve ry rpillreµN. A. 0. flu Ag'nt for Gottysbirrg Doe. IS, ly Ayer'A 4i tie Care, TOR TILE 'WEEDY et'lag OF Intermittent Fever. or Fever awl Ague, 'Remit tent Fever, CUM Fever, Dain;) Headache or Rdlou• - ; 110 tdadie , lola Bilious Fe vers. in teed for the wli c1i163 fils..nnes origin attnt; in binary nentozem,ut, caused by thu Mu- Luria *A mltvatatte &molt ries. . . • • Fever and A.gue is m,t the only consequence 01 mlasnmtie poison. A great v trlety of disoniers arise from Its irritation. In inalarions districts, among Which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Limit, Headache, killndnesS, Toothache, Earache, Ca tarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, nautili Affection ot the Spleen, nystericks, Pain in the nowelq. Paralysis, an I It Tamgent mt of the stomach, all orwttioli, when originating in thi, I'llll,, 1111 t on the Intermittent type, or become re.rlo Beal. This "CuitE" expels the poison fr.im the blood, and thus cures them all uliJae. It is not only the most effectual remely ever discov,e,il for this class ot complaints, but it is the cheapest and moreover Is perfectly safe. No harm inn arise from It. its , , and the patient when -aced lett healthy as if he 111 , 1 never had the to this b.. said ot ally other core for(;'till., and Fever? It Is true ot ttl IS, and Its importance to th.ise atilleted with the com plaint cannot bo,oeor 4 4,1. so sure is It to cure the FeVON . Agile, that It may be truthfully said to he a certain r One Deal er momplalns that It is ii it a e gad ta. , lieine to sell, because on. bottle cures a whole n •Ighlxirhood. Prep,arelllty J. C. Ay nit .t Loy.vell,ll.xsa., and told by A. D. Buehler, Clettys'Jurg. July 9,1&4. tut Terrible DP4eloinres. REVUISTI FOR TILE Mft.t.tosrl— %. most valnahle and wonderful purdicatlon. A wo-k or 4or p ages, and de adored Engravings. Int. 4 WADE lirf Ket'Al, an original and popular treatise on Man and Woman, tnelr Poystolir4y,Funetrons, and Sexual disorders of every kind, with Never- Failing Remedies fig' thelrspeedycure. The prac tice of lilt: HUNTER ha,..f long been, unit still Is, unbounded, but at the ear nent solicitation or nu merous persons, he has been in Mee 1 to extend his medical usefulness through the medium °flits VADE flits a volutae that shoUld bo In the hands of every family in the land, as a pre• veutlve of secret or AY a guide for thy alley!. &Mott of one of the went awful and destructive tuemrges that ever visited man kin I. One copy, securely enveloped, will be forwarded free of post age to any part of t he rfnlto IStates for. - 10 emits In P. O. stamps. Address, past paid, DM If UNTlift, No. 3 1)1vielon St., New York. 0-kpt. F t , ly To Constarriptivel, The advertiser, haring been restored to health In a few week's by a very simpfti remedy, after having snirbred for several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consump tion—is anxious to frisks known to his yellow satrun.rs the means of care. To all who d. lire it, tie will send a COPY of the prescription use I (free of charge,) with the direc tions for pnm tring and rising the same, which they will find a strait CURB FOR CONSUMPTION, Asrinc.t, Rao:scams, COUOILS, COLDS, and all Throat and bung - Afrections. The only object or the advertiser In sending the Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted, an 4 spread information which he conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will sost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. PArties wishing the prescription razz byreturn mall, will please address Ray. EDWARD A. WILEIOIg. Mar. 5, 18 08. Williamsburg. Kings co., New York. !ire maill Ear I PROP. J. /13A4ai, M. D., Omllst and Anrist formerly Of Leyden, Flo Hand, is Locate,' at No PlNEStreet, PRILADV.I.P.FI lA, where persons afflicted with diseises of the EYE or NUR, will be acienWcally treated and cured, if curable. N. B. —ARTIFICIAL EYM4 inserted without pain.— NO (Marrs made for examinations. 'The m faculty Invited, Si 4e Lm no secret in his mode of treatment, [Julyl7, 1245. /7 Straarre, but True. Elveryyoung lady and gentleman In the United States can hear something very mach to their ad vantage by return mill (tree or charge,) by ad. dressing the urblershmed. Those having fears of biting humbugged will oblige by not noticing this card. All others will please addrces their obedi ent ger:ant. THOS F. CHAPMAN. 14ar• 'BB . SR Broadway, N. y. birThe Republican.; I.su# pmuch at the Philadelphia C0bv041.1411-tkat tbey thresteg to VA PUBLIC SALE. i—v; SATURDAY, the 15th day of SEPTRNI j 111:it next, in pursuance of an Order of the Orphans' Court of Aleuts county, the an. dersianea, Guardian Vibe minor child of Wen. Cansp ,dt•censed, will utrer-at Public Sale, , cna the prem , ses. the interest (Living two•thirds), of said minor child it, A LOT OF GROUND, situate on the cuimer of West and Middle streets, in the borough of Gettyahurg, hnving thereon erected a Tin story Doutde ROUGHCAST HOUSEtt with h B Also a Cistern on-sala lot. dale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M. oa said day, when attendance will be given and terms made known by IR, Gurdian. Bp the r() , lrt-T-J. Flak, O Clerk. August 27, 1863. to Public Sale OF REAL EEITATE.--411 TIMRSDAT, the 20th day of SEPTEIIIIEII next, the silb ikriber tilt utter at Public Sale, ork the premi ses, A ft MALL FARM, situate ht Germany town ship, Adams county, adjoining lands of Edward Z. Mattlti is, Wm. Feeler, and others, within half a mile of Feeler's Mill, containing 81 ACRE., more or leas. The improveent s are a one nud a half story LOG ROC: 44 13 Log flirrn with Sheds, Corn Crib, Hog j" Pen, Sprin' House win a never-failing l tidritict, a first-rite Apple Orchard, of choke fruit, in fine bearing can lition, with an abuu• dance of all kinds of othei fruit, such as Illexeli es, Peirs, Cherries, Ac. The farm is laid out in eor4venie it fields, with water hi nearly alt; and lids a sufficiency of Meitdow. The farm , has been limed all over, and is in a high state , of cultivation. l'er" , ons wishing to riolv the property will call on the subseiiber, residing thereon. 4y-'ale to commence at 1 o'clock, I'. M., on said day, when attendance will be given and terms made known by SARAH C. BIKER, • Wilow of Satuuel Biker, ttue'd. August 27, 1861.% Is A Good Farm AT PRTVATE SAL E.—The subset iber offers at Private Sale, hie vq.luable FARM, site ate in Freedom township, Adams county, Pa., containing la ACRKS, snore or less. The improvements con3ist of a good Two. story LOG HOUSE% and Log B ten, Wash House, Smoke !louse and Milk House ii all under one roof; and other outb uildiij There are two 'wells of good water, one nt the house and the other at the Barn, and a neier ruling-stream of water running through the farm. There are two young Orchards on the premises, and a variety of all kinds of frilit. There is about 25 Acres of good Timber an 1 a fair proportion of Meadow. The land is In it high state of cultivation, and will be sold on reasonable terms. This farm is conveniently located to Milla , Markets, Schoole, Churches, tc , and is among the most desirable in the county. Per;on3 wishinz to riaw it will call on the undersigned, residing thoreon. Atigaßt 27, IRGti Valuable Property AT"sue s . TUESDAY, the 11th day of SE' 0 ft next, the un der,igned, Adrainktra; , Dr. Henry A. MI-, ct.,c,lsed, tr,ll olit‘r o • • nblic Sale, at the! lute re.sidenee of s de'ecaled, ifi AlcSherrys town, Conowago township, Adams county, the f 0110%% log netieles of Per,onal Property, vie! 2 head of Horses, I Brood Sow, 3 Shoats, 1 Buggy, 1 One-horse Wogon, Buggy Iltroesn, Wagon Harness, about two Huff a I! lif tone of HAY, a Jot of Wheat in the she..tf, about two acres of Corn growing, 2 hives of Hem, ,kb. Also, Household nos Kitchen Furniture, such no Reds and Bedsteads, flocking and counnois Chairs, Tables, stands, one case of Dra.wer4, 1 Secretary, filly yards of Cu' Doting, Cook Stove and Pipe; Coal Stove, 1 Copper Kettle, 1 Double-b moiled Shot Gun, and other arta• cies too numerous to mention. Airs 41e to com mence at 10 o'clock, A. U., on said day, wh en n'tendance will be given ani Lerma made known by JAMES W. GUBSRMATOR, ADAM OAST6II, Anat. August 27, 1266. to Blacksmith Shop AT PRIVATE SALE.—T.th underegned In tending, on account of health, to quit Blarksmlthing, offers at Private Sale, his val uable stand, situated In Frederick county, Md., about one mile east of New Loudon,' on the Annapolis road. The improvements are a large and elegant. BLACK:3MI 8110 P, it good Two-story Log DWELLING HOUSE, a well of water near the door, with ft pomp in it, Stable, Hog Pen, Smoke louse, dm, all in good con dition. Any person wishing to 'view the property will please call upon the proprietor, residing thereon. CliAltLlib A. 8111T1f. Aug. 27, 1866. 6* Register's_ Notices. NOTICE is hereby given to all Legatees and other persons concerned, that the Ad. ministration Accounts hereinafter mentioned will be presented at the Orphan's Court of Addms county, for conOrtnation'and allowance, on TUESDAY, the 25th Jay of SEPTEMBER, 1800, at 10 o'clock, A. M., viz 331. The first and final account of Wm. B. Gardner, Administrator of George Gardner, deceased. 332.. The account of John Dickenson, Guardian of the estate of Samuel D. Lock ert, minor son of James Lockert. • 333. The second and final account of John L. Smith, Administrator of Joseph J. Smith, deceased. 334. The acconntof I.D,Worley,Admin istrator of Joseph .Munintert, deceased. 333. The account of Elias Mayer, Ad. ministiator of Wm. Rohrbaugh, dec'd. 333. The first and final account of Win. A. Flekel, Administrator of the etstate4 Peter 1). Little ' deceased. 337. The first account of Mary McAl lister, Executrix of the last will and tes tament of Adaline McCullough, decod. 338. The account of Washington Mete, gar, Adinlnistrator of the estate of &an, uel Metzger, deceased. SAMUEL LILLY, Register. Register's Office, Gettysburg, t Aug. 27, 1860. td • Notice. - TRH Subscriber, appointed by the Orphans' ' T Court of Ad tins comity, Auditor to di e-' c pose of exCeptions to the first and final account of Jesse Spahr, Administrator of Mary Opals, late of Latimore township, deceased, and to make distribution of said estate Wong the persons legally entitled thereto, will attend 01 the duties - of said appointmeet, at the *See of M. k W. McClean, in Oerttysbnrg, ouTf4IDAT, the 14th day of SEPTIIIIBER next, at which time and place 411,3serltons interested ik u a 4 estate are requested to attend. - r • litUa4S IdeCLELN, Auditor , Augus4f, 18d6. td Notice. • - • Yi4tEIE undersigned, Auditor appointed' by the , • Orphans' Court ofAdamt county, to mats .. ribution of the estate of Henry gentian left, of Franklin township, in heads of %err UM • dy, Administrator of said decemsedy ,heaby . , gives notice to all the heirs and parties - in in, west, that he will attend to and disobstrgielba4 . r doles of hie said appointment, itthe Moe of Duncan it White, in the &womb off Ciettre" :- burg, On THURSDAY., the Mac day of SNP, -,,,-• Tillißlift, lead, at. 11l Dicke*, . L . .‘,...111. 0 4thmit and when all parties Attila; r7MII lig,•4 , DvnikW - 74 - 44tr 4 1 ,1igi:27 . 0.64. - 14 , • Asemit4 jvitf; MENEM