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itiowday,Monstag..l.la7 13. 1.57.
Diulacawrilf virtoscr
ax LANCAATES cirri
"The Democracy oftbe city ofLan!aster
—the home of Thaddeus Ste ve t ia—ach ley
• ed a most glorious victory at their mord
sdpal election on Friday week. Hon.
thronre Sanslemon was re elected Mayor
thy the handsome majority of FIVE
nusinten AND SEVENTY—a gain
of 241 on the majority of lust fall, when
tClynner bad 3:2. Notwithstanding the
-late. Legislature passed a new charter
hill, dividing the wards woe to give the
'tidiest, a chance to carry the Council, ,
she Derirocracy carried eight of the aline
wards and elected thirty out of the Mir-
ty-sii Councilman. This is a victciry of
which our Lancaster friends may well
.be proud, especially when we take Into
I aonsicseratioa the great efforts that Wulf
cahoot resorted to to carry the city.
.Following Connecticut andirther
Mail Democratic municipal victories in
every section of the country, we look
upon this grand trinmph as another pre. 1
cumin - of a genara/ victory i t the October
election.
isr The Dernorratle nmjorlty InVlCen
lhaeky will probably reaeli
. TuirtwV-FIVE
'TIMIISAND ! Th..re is surely "agood tiule
mowing," fellow Democrata.
!area E. English was, on
i..the first inst., Inaugurated as Governor
of the State of Ortinectieut, and deliver
rod a round and patriotic address on the
-.4oceasiOn. Gov. kinglish denounces the
action of Cougiesi by which ten States
are placed under military rule and denied
isonatitullonal repiesentation, us a vlola-.1
tion of all ideas of a republican form (Jai
government, and Itrusts that the "sour;
areond thought" of the people will aoon
apply a remedy for this monstrous evil.
The address is lull of wholesome truth*,
well expressed, and 'we congratulate the,
1 Democracy of Connecticut on the tiro
a~Jcalpaperoftheir gallant leader.
eirTheadvertisetnetit of a '"grand
'sift enterprise" tinier the high-sounding
tit te of the "Gettysburg Asylum for In
valid Soldiers," has been sent us for pub-
I
Dolton. with the request to noticelovor- 1
ably, and showing the most liberal price.
. finch questionable affairs have been ex
.eltated fronr 'these columns ever since we
.discotee.red their real character, no mat
ter how - goal the pay offered'; and-now
that this one has been thoroughly•ex
.praied, and baelignaritly denounced by the
A tto{ney Generitiof the State, we shouki
aonsider it a poitive wrong to deceive
,our readers into hacking it up with their
money, advertisement therefore
,goes Into the stove, where cotunins of
."the same eon" lave gone before.
«4.
„warring/B,N DAviir CASE.
On Monday tile May term of the Unit
red States Ciretillt Court should begin in
Richmond. This Court consists of Chief
.Justice Chase 'And Judge Underwood,
*but, as we 11114 before stated, the Chief
.Justice declines Ito hold court on account
of the existence nf martial law in Virgin
ia, and the trt4of Jefferson Davis eao
not therefore tW hail at the May term.
In this state of affairs the counsel for the
prisoner, Messrs. Charles O'Connor, Wm.
13. Reed and George Shea, made applica
tion to Judge Underwood at Alexandria,
Virginia, for a writ of habeas corpus. The
'writ was granted on Titutiliday and nude
returnable AD May 13th, before Judge
li
t li
ntieremood, at lichiniald,
hi directed i the °Ricer in command
It
at Fortress Mot roe, and directs him to
WI
psoduce the y of Jefferson Davis at
Mlle Court, in tichnioncl, on the 13th.
This writ was, on Thursday,i taken to
Richmond by Ir. Shea and given to
Deputy Marsh I W. A Duncan, of the
tireult Court th re, who will personally
ro l e
serve it on tit officer, in command at
Fortress Mon . It is understood that
this writ of At as corpus Was applied
for by the eouneel In the ease by the ad
vice of the aurim most law o ff icers, and
that such instr uctions will he given to
the officer st Fortress Monnit that he
will thus be surrendered to the civil an
tiuitice. The heat atop in this import
antehesse will bo made evident on May
18th, when Je ffe rson Davis will probably
he taken to Richumnd.7—Ledgcr.
Indian '.Alfa , e.—Late advises from
Arizona state t at a war of extermina
tion has been I commeneed against the
Indians, who are unusually active and
hostile in all parts of the Territory. 'Gen
'era' Gregg - haat Inaugurated a vigorotis
campaign, and is about to issue an order
declaring the Indians outside the n..serva
lion hostile, except the Mohaves and the
Chimanuevis. An expedition to the
Black Mountains killed fifty-four Indians
and wounded a number more, and de
, pitroyed a large amount of . provisions and
stores.. Detachments of troops are sent
out,in all direotions, and the work has
commenced in • earnest. More soldiers
sire needed,
=I
ger The Court of Quarter Sessions of
.Tndiann county', at Its late sitting, gran
ted tire tavern licenses for Indiana town
and-refused-all Applications from tavern
keeperii elsewhere in the county, where
tayerns Are really needed for the "enter
tainment of strangers and travelers."
itadical courts ; like Radical politicians,
have queer notiens of propriety and jus
tiee,
eirlieneral IBl►eridan la appointing
negroes to register the voters in New Or
leans And clam/diem in Louisiana, lie
said_to have N'oluntarilynuide the low
-144 and most disreputable radical politi
cal mountebanks hie intimate associates.
t le also said that he is very dissipated.
Itiroavr.o.—The first invoice of Com
mon or "CC"' Wars imparted by us has
Arrived and Is ,1 on our shelves. Please
rail and see ifs Superior quality and learn
prioest. We will shortly be in receipt of
two inynk.fc of fine Iron stone Were of
our own importation. 'Wm. Blair dr
Fon, Wholesale and Retail. Cfrocem do
nueenswase *reliant*, Smith snd, Car
lisle, Pa. 2t
1511F.AFFrit i ft SEW GALLERY AT HANO-
Tru, is the plate to have your Pictures
lotto. Pane better, none cheaper.-
311 eact iv: l 4 l l4ed If not satisfactory. •
Mri John A. Shugh, of Butler
*nvetship, has disposed of his valuable
farm to,lsraelOarretsoo, of Yoriteounty,
f0r . 56,480 es.sh
Nellie Central hotel at Hanoveii has
bong Purehasetl by I. C. Dalton, at 13,-
YOO cash% It is Mr. D's. intention to im
pirove the prolierty in various ways.
IMMMI
• Ildr•Ell Ideals, Esq., President of the
riret.Nationa ' Bank at York, died, of
rb eurno t a„,.;
,ettturday Week,
jelfolattitio*le, Patiently tried at Yerk
.10 11 0 11 rtuniOnnftteNittl$040411-It, yea
infataltelli . S.
' - •d .
Tn rm g
m in x lbe Ph r i e la • Led g er niir ° " 4 4" l 7 xic. . f'f' - .I WN AND. COUNTY AFFAIRS. *
II
rt. . "WAIT • LiTeILE letrMerM."-isOill. col
' Attorney General Ptrewster has glven -1
unfurl are still heavily camel withilitfimr
• his offivial opinion
referred to in a recent letter of his, and tleementa. Patience, friends. We have
which was made the subject of ootne re- just returned from New York, wheye we
marks In these tociarmus on Monday last. c ontrac ted fora new Power Press, with
His judgment. is a clear rind strong eon-
detonation of the whole transaction.— a 1 iew twthosaliergement of the COMPT-
Every point made in our article is em- ! Lea. The machlee is to be built ape-
Phaheally affirmed. lie declares the chilly to our order. and as roon as comple
pretended meeting of the e - orporatorm, at ted will be forwarded here. This will re
which Generals Meade, }leaver and Pew ,
quire some weeks—how many we can
sivpaeker were not presser, to have lx ea
illegal ; and that, even if It had been a ma now exactly say. It is our purpose
legal Meeting, they could not have erea- to make the contemplated Improvement
ted a board of eupervirtors composed of as gratifying as possible to the numerous
Jottery venders, not one of whom was ~
among the mopetet „ re named by the aiends of the establishment, .nail al-
Legislature, for the purpose of selling though the coat involved will be beyond
out to them all the franchises of the Cone our present meane r we have nn abiding
poration. He pronounces all the pro- , faith in the good pill 'of those whom we
ceetlings to bo "nut:ties ;" that the
scheme proposed under the artfully eon. , have for uearly a quarter of a century
trived phrases and ambiguous terms of I served
the net is a vicious system of gambling, •
forbidden by bang-established law in
Pennsylvania; aitd. warns the persons
engaged in the scheme that he will re
sist the execution of it by prompt legal
proceedings. Thus an artfully contrived
plan its revive and legalize the lottery
systenain - this State has been checked in
its inception by the conscientious regard
of some of the corporatoro for their hon
orable manse and faint) as soldiers, and by
the vigetous action of the able and Peer
less law officer of the Commonwealth. -
For the inkamation of,newepapers at a
distance that may not know just what
scheme Is refereed to, we may state that
It the lottery recently advertised under
the title of the ''Gettysburg Asylum,"
which proposed the rude of tickets to the
amount of jlW,uiiu at theft,* drawing.
Out of This, i.r.:10,0011 only were to go to
the,neylum, and atio,ooo lute the hands
of the "supervisors," bat this generous
style of distribution was not set forth in
the advertisement. The arnmgement
made with thehrttery men contemplated
thirty of these drawings, amounting in
! all to twelve millions or 4llars, - to be dis
tributed on the very liberal scale above
referred to, viz: Eleven, millions seven
hundred thousaad dollats to the lottery
I supervisors, and the meagre balance to
I the. asylum. From this the press at a
I distance will see what sort of scheme it
is that the Attorney General has pro-
I flounced Illegal, vicieus and criminal,
anChas interposed his official authority
to stop.
The Gettysburg Asylum Ciao.
aPTICE OF THE A'rroRNET CIENERkL,
PHILAD.I'IIIA, Ma,y 4; 1397.—T0 Ma- !
jor General George G. Meade, U. S. A. I
and Presi ljent of the Gettysburg Asp. I
WM for Invalid Soldiers;
•Sir.; 1 have the honor to acknowledge I
the receipt of your letter of May 3, 1867, !
enclosing e(pies of Act of Incorporation,'
minutca of meting% mud by-lstwa of the
aaaociation I which you are the Presi- i
dent, tuna us to which you addressed me. j
The subject you submit to hie has, be- !
fore this,; been presented Wane by Mr. '
Keith's., 'the State Treasurer, .and by
Gen, Sickel. The papers you send 'have
been examined by me. I have also seen I
and read of advertisement of the scheme 1
of the Board of Supervisors of your in
i taarporatim ~ stud published in die differ
ent papers f this city.,
From th ,foregoitg papers, and from
the narrati e emitained in your Letter, I :
I have arri •d at the VAT's-Lug conelo- 1
I Aims:
The que tion you propose to me I will 1
thawer. I is practically a general ques- I
flail, as I( !tows : An inquiry "of my
views on t 1 case as it now stands."
First-7' if
scheme proposed, unless!
' specially d expressly authorized by I
law, Is eri inal, and will expose all en
gaged in o concerned with it todtkiliet
ment. It really that immoral at i (I-per
nieiOUS thi i a lottery, and hothing else.
It therefo becomes ail who have au
thority in this Incorporation to pause be
-1 fore they Het and adopt so vicious a con- 1
trivatiee to carryout the rowers given by i
' the statute, and if there Is a doubt as to I
their right thus to do, have that doubt
resolved by a judicial decision, and not;
to act on this scheme and assume that, I
by artfully contrived phrases and ambig-
sums terms, the Legislature intended to
repeal a portimi of the criminal law of
the State; and create again a system of
gambliug diatomic., likes pestilence pre- I
veiled, to the ruin of the people and d is-
honorof the Commonwealth, and against i
1 which advancing Christian elyiliza- •
tion raised its voice, and a system I lint '
now exists tlowhere butin governments
cursed With slavery, or where gambling
in all its forms is allowed by law.
1 Second—The acts of the first meeting
were .not legal. A..majorit,:,% of the cor
porators were not p resent, and the statute
does not give authority to 11 corporator
to delegate litapower to any one.
- Thi.n—The supervisors, having been
i created at that fiat meeting, were crea- !
ted by those who had no power to create '
them ; and I will further add that, had
the meeting been properly and legally
held by the corpurators, they could not
have created such a body of supervisors,
and given tolhem the power that is giv-
en to them by the by-laws, and surren-
I dered to them for a consideration the
important franchises of the corporation.
Among the supervisors chosen there is
not one of the original corporators select
ed by the Legislature, but they are men
who have long been known us lettery
venders and whose names are nototious
' ly connected with lottery grants in Other
States.
Fourth—l have read the statute, I have
read the minutes, I have read the lty;
laws, and I have 'read the proposed
scheme, and it is my opinion that 'the
t statute does not authorize any such
scheme; and as Attorney General, I re-,
quest you, as president of the corpora
tion, to give these corporators notice that
I will resist the execution of that scheme
by prompt legal proceedings.
I believe I have substantially compiled
with your request. At your proposed
meeting on Tuesday yo 'u can treat the
former action of the minbrity of the cor
poration as a n nifty, as all that was done
by them was illegal, and you Can then
I reeed e
your to co r r egu ora la u rl ( ir n an a d n :e
; g e l x il lt t ( e "X i a l n i e
power?, expressly given by the charter to
do a lawful and proper thing ft a lawful
I and reputithie way.
If you require any further advice from
I me, do not hesitate to call on me. I
thank you for your courtesy, and for the
nice sense of publieduty that induced
you to appeal to the' law °Meer of the
Common wealth to hell) you hinder a prd
posed wrotg under color of law.
I have the honor, sir, to be respectful
ly yours
.13104,1ZSCIN HARRIS' BREWSTER,
4 Attorney General.
Hew. )(code Withdraws.
The Philadelphia Age, of Thursday,
says: f g
A mee ing or r,
ate corporato' of the
Gettyslm Asylum for Jaiyalld Soldiers
was heldi yesterday morning, ab which
General Meade announced his agreement
with. the views of the Attorney-General
with regard to the legality of the scheme,
and tendered his resignation as President
and corporator of the association, and
withdrew from ail further connection in .
the affair,
leirThe bill for this mammoth lottery.
was introduced and engineered through
the state Legislature by the bogus Sen
ator from this district. What excuse
will he 'for the port he played in
this "snaky" attempt to color with the
authority of lay -stopendf ie m lottery
gambling establishment in -thiA Com
monwealth? Lid he frame the bill him
self? If he did not, who did ? It won't
do to say that he did not understand the
"artfully contrived phrases and ambigu
ous terms," alluded to by the Attorney
General • because if be did pot, he ex
hibited inexcusable ignorance, and if he
, did, he plaid himself in a much worse
Matilde by poshiug, thronlit diarroal.
Wit Nil.
INTEIVESTLNU f xxvlcss.— Y. Aterdav
week, the sth inst., the Rev. W. 11. H..
De:Ariel'', pastor of the Reformed Church
of this place, a tier an appmpriate sermon,
based on Acts 8: 17, conferred the sol
emn rite of Confirmation upon sixteen
candidates, .ome of whom are heads of
families. The service was unusually
solemn and deeply impressive.
The following Sunday (yesterday) the
"moat "Comfortable Communion of the
Body and Blood" of the crucified Lord
was devoutlyobserved Ly the congrega
tion, and slap by the Classis of Zion, now
in session here, at which tines- ten
persons were received by certificate,
making, in addition to the con
gregation of twenty-siz members.
11fromo or CLASSIS.-74e Clusis of
Zion of the Reformed Church, now in
shsiou here, embraces within its territo
ry the counties of Perry, Cumberland,
York and Adams. Its first annual meet-; IMPORTANT TO FA IcAt ERS.— Messrs,
fag was held in the Reformed Church at Elias Roth and George Shane, of New;
York, Pa , In May, 1820. It was then Oxford, this county, have secured letters
. .
composed of b u t a fe w Pastoral charges; patent for a Farm Gate, which promises
now it numbers twenty-four. Each Pas-. to be very popular. It is constructed up
total, Charge is represented in the body! on a new principle, making its operation
by the Pastor and an Elder. The present
very easy, and is so put together, of wood
I
meeting was opened, on last Friday i
and iron, as to insure great durability—
evening, with a sermon from the Rev. 1 two points necessary in a good farm gate.
It is claimed that this is the only gate
W. F. P.- Davis, of New Oxford, thisl
county, who was also chosen President. ; that has ever been invented which can
effectually be opened, closed, and locked -
Rev, W. It. H. Deatrich, of this plaee. is o J u r
a loc t ked, by a person in a vehicle,
stated Clerk, and Elder William A. '
Wilt, of York, • Pa., Treasurer. In !getting learn,
ris o s n eaV ''e T bl l l i t e .k 'in ‘ ‘ v .e it n h tr .
connection with the sessions of Claws's, 1 will no doubt pruve a valuable; one, to
interesting religious servitea are had In Idle farming public, as well as tbe paten
.
the evening. .
; „ tees.
locr.is the Bine' is now approaching
Fran CROUNDS.—Work on the Adams;
when farmers will be getting their ma-
County Agricultural Fair Grounds has chinery ready for harvesting, we would
been commenced. Mr. J. S. Hitt, Civil ;suggest to them that they get the strong-
Engineer, week before last, laid
out the
e t, lightest running, an,tl most complete
Trotting Course, (half a mile in length, 1
reaper and mower. In our advertise
with long sides,) and the grading of it is
merit of Dodge's Harvester, Ohio and
'nowt in progress. Every effort possible , Buckeye, Il.tli's Ohio and Russell's
wilt be made fora grand exhibition In'
Screw Power Reapers and Mowers, they
the fall. Iu the meantime we would the leading machines of the day,
urge upon the friends of the euterprise, j being
and combining all that is required, they
'in all parts of the county, the purchase of
a o z ie l r es as s liable to break and get out of
life Uzemberships, costing but $lO in each 1 the is 4-riit
lA+
) ty
u o r t; .h la e el a ti nee d o.—
case, but which should aggregate a con- j Fernier, w
triderable amount to the treasury. The ' this year, would do purchase
call upon machiner
of/leers will do their utmost, and should ; Wm. Wible, who is the Agent for the
above mowers, and examine his Mowers
be encouraged by the farmers and the I
people generally is the way indicated. a u r- h ere. ea ll e e r. a%r b ra ef n o t r s e alra l r e a h etu ll es g t e o ls t
Norio is the time for substantial help. 'what is represented of them. °
NEW CASHIER.—The President and
Directors of the Gettysburg National
Bank have chosen J. Emory Bair as
Cashier, in place of T. D. Carson, resign
ed. Mr. Bair has fine qualifications, is
very aceotnmodatiog, and will, we are
sure, make an efficient and popular of
ficer. _
ItnsroNEn.-=Rep: Mr. Carnahan has
resigned the Pastorship of the Presbyte
rian Church in this place, with a view
ton new field of laborPittsburg, or its
neighborhood. , The resignation has
been acce ted. .
NORMAL ScHooL.—Superintendent
Sheely's Normal School is now in "the
full tide of successful operation." We
understand that the number of students
in attendauce is forty-five, with a pros
pect of further accessions. Mr. S. is a
very thorough educator, and we , are,sure
that his school will prove of great bene
fit.;
LErruftE.—Speaker Colfax dclivrred
his lecture, "Across'the Continent," in
the College Church, in this place, on
Thursday evening, to a full house., The
lecture is mainly descriptive, and, as
a,uch, interesting.
Farrrr.—Some of our fruit growers are
of the opinion that they will hart fair
yields of peaches and apples, whilst oth
ers "give it up" and look for little. The
weather has certainly been unilropitious.
A few weeks, however, may show the
exact state of the case.
FlArz,..-.-A hail storm of extraordinary
violence passed tr•er York on Monday
afternoon, unroofing buildings,' uproot
ing trees, demolishing fences, and break
ing a large amount of window glass.
Fifty or sixty panes were broken in the
Court-house, and more or less breakage
occurred In all parts of the town.
lfail also fell here on Monday after
noon, but we know of no damage result
ing. _
RAILROAD SURVEY.—Th'e BUTVey Of
railroad route between Littlestown and
Frederick was to have been commenced
last week, and we suppose that by this
time the engineers are well on the way.
Messrs. P. Henry Irwin and J. S. Gitt
conduct the survey, 'and as they are
both well qualified for the task, the best
route will no doubt be foand.
NEw STREET.—The last Legislature
passed a bill authorizing the laying out
of a new street in this place, running
from the Harrisburg road to Walhington
street, immediately north of Glettys'
Run, and closing up parts of the Harris
burg and sfununsburg roads. Messrs.
noel Herbst, Alexander tobean and
Hamilton Longwell are the Commission
ers nawed in the act.
Jon PnumNo.—Our facilities for do
ing job work are now better than ever.
With a lot of new material, Including fine
Inks of all colors, the COMPILER office
can't be beat in turning out beautiful
work- Prices are as low as can be Lived
by.
WiirJohn Norbeek hag keen appointed
Postmaster at Green Ridge. in this coun
ty, In pLuee of John Heagy, resigned.
ZADACHE,—Tbe brain and stomach tore
very intimately connected, consequent
ly it disordered stomach produces Head
ache, Dizzliess, Vertigo, etc. Coe's Dys
pepsia Cure will certainly correct the
Rome". awl areist..digestion, thus
rs
ffewinf the Mile Pr Ws. tzetiblek
ASSOCIATION.—The OetLys.:
tatig . Ming AasociatloWeeipanlonclalln
Sigma* evening week by the deedun .
Ofyiaallowlng onleers:
rinlant—Dr. E. Q. Fahneatock.
Vionetnaildent—W. A. Duncan, Eaq.
Trnatute - r—.l. KitzmMer.
Elec:retary—Jno. F. NOCreary.
Directory—John 011 John Rupp, Dr.
J. W. C. O'Neal, William Chriuman,
Col. C. H. Buehler.
Subscriptions to the stock of the As
sociation MA be made by applying to
either of the above. The clismeter, of
the gentlemen who are leaditwin this
enterprise affords a good guarantee of
efficient management and full success.
TRH GREAT KIR/W.—NV hithey & Co's.
Great Circus and Menagerie, combined,
the largest exhibition In the world, will
exhibit In Gettysburg, next Friday, 17th
Inst. The menagerie, it IS said, consists
ofa large and rare collection of animals
and birds, and the performances in - the
circus departmect are represented 14 be
ing unsurpassed by any establishmeut of
the kind in the country. Theethibitlon
will be held on Stratton street, north of
the Railroad; Both in the afternoon and
evening. There will no doubt be a great
crowd in attendance. Read the adver
tisement in to-day's paper..
direct attention to the adver
tisement of Measra. Westcott & George,
Philadelphia, in another column. They
have a very large and attractive assort
ment of Guns, Plat*, Mlles, Base Ball
Implements, Fishing Tackle., &c., which
they offer at very reasonable prices.—
Messrs. W. & G. are clever and aceom.
modatingyoung men, and do everything
possible to please their numerous custo
mers.
AN AGE OP LitettuvEmENT.—lt will be
seen by reference to 'levy Thomas Or,
Son's advertisement of Hubbard's Self
raking finper and Mower, that this ma
chine possesses singular advantages over
all other Self-rakers.' The driver can'
regulate the site of the sheaf, and at the
same time, if the grain stands regular,
the Rake will make a sheaf each revolu
tion without any aid froni the driver, by
simply changing a single bolt.
throw
advantage is that it will throw oats iu a
swath (Jr in sheaves. While this ma
chine possessess these advantages over
all others ; the cii r t is very little more. -
43'Business notices in our local col
umns are charged ten cents per line in
all cases.
Latest Market Reports,
GETTISBLRG.
morn, 1, -
RYEE I,OITR,
WHITE \VIIE.AT,
RED WHEAT,
CORN,-
RYE, -
OATS,
HUCK WHEAT,
HAY,
CLOY ERR EED,
FLAXSEED,
BALTIMOnE
FLOUR. - -
- -
VOHS, -
OATS, - •
1 - 14. MS, a ttnn,l. t
CATTLL, V huncl..
TIA V.
cLovEnsEpb, . .
waist:Ll%
Married,
On ttnnflity evening. Mny Sth, at Eact.Tlerlln, by
Rev. W. I'. I'. Davis. Mr. JOHN WIF>IT to MISS
ALLIE BECKER, both of East Berlin.
. On the 2ndAnst,. by Rev.... D. lebeina. Mr.
EM AN I , Ef. W. 1-1 ha N ME, of ('o torus township
York county; to Miss ANNA DUBS, of Adams co
Died.
On the sth twit_ nt Dit) tun, 01110.31 r. GEORGE
T. LA NV RE N OE, win of .fiwob and 'at hatinr Law
rence, of Nlotintolenaant township, this county,'
aged 21 years and 3 mouths. - I
On the 2uil Inst., In Slnmmiutl.urg, Mrs. EVE
EICLIOLTZ. aged :3 years 2 month. and 23 days.
On the 2nd inst., in llnntanaton township, Mr.
CORNELIUS d•LANK, aged 40 years 2 mantas
and 12 days.
On the 2nd that., In thlpt county, 7.Nr. JOITN A.
WEIBLINSAIX, aged 75 years 3 months and
2 days. •
Special Notice Column.
The Household's Friend.
The mere [tut that Railway's Ready Relief ran
be used for so many good purpos, s, is simply the
reason why it can be found In Atiosit evuy
household. A few drops, taken In alder Cr., tar
superior, to many people, us a beverage, to time
thousand-and-one nostrum bitten., thrust upon
an intelligent community, vridell, taken too of
ten, will surely kill. Asa wide, many prefer the
Relief to the !test wine-bitters, it is an agrees... - .
ble Stimillmnt. warms the stopmell, ton, s the lAy.
er, Instantly arrests pains, and silences matador's
fevers. its medical properties are so ordained as
to make it Invaluable the moment one Is shaed
with sickness, he it l'holent or cholera Mortals,
Cholera Asphynikta, Billions colic, Yellow Fe
ver, rniip Fever, Typhoid Fever. Fever and Ague.
Pneumonia, Intiumatlon of the Bowels, Small
Pox, I)vsentery, InarThtea, Rnsh of lilood to thrr
Head, .le. 'fhb' invitforant Ls Invaluable in such
cases: .30 drops is water, three or the times a day,
when feelingly affected, will MI/Ve health and tile.
In the most severe cases It Is an instantaneous
relief to the bUfferer. ♦lway R apply nothing elhe
to Cuts Burns, Bruises. f 4 praltis, strains. Scalds,
and for' Rlicutnittban, will atlord Immediate to
lief, and eonsequunt cure.
Sold by Drupclste. Price 50 rents per bottle.
,Mai 1867.
A Voting Lady
returning to her country home after a sojourn of
- a few months in the City, WWI hardly reeognized
by her friends. In nineeof a coarse, rustle, dash
ed (are, she had apqft ruby complexion of almost
marble smoothness, and inste:ul of twenty-three
she really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry
, as to the cause anti great a. change, she plainly
' told them thntsbe used the CIRCASSIAN HALM,
arid considered it an invaluable nerfaisliton to
any Lady's toilet. liy its use any Lady or Gen
tleman ern Improve their personal appearance
sin hundred fold. It is sim pie in Its combination,
as Nature hem If is simple, yet unsuirpassed in
laa c Meary In drawing Impurities I tom ,also benl-
--.----
Mg, eleanslng and lwautlfying the skin and enm- ' We. the eindersignek Awnless of lifonnipleaa
plexlon. By its direct action on the cuticle It
ant township , hate continued the above accounts,
draws from It snits Jrnparlileo, kind.), heal ing an d dud u nnn 03 , r r et t to th e h est a our k now .
the name, and leaving the surface as Nature in- I wig, F. 34 warm
tended It should be, clear, soft. smooth and beau- • , •1 • IAPAMS HEMLEH,
tifol. Price ti . sent by Mall or Express, tia re- ,
l , runt S. SMITH.
eelpt of an order by
I Ma 11„ WM Auditors,
W, L. CLARKE tt CO., Mem ista, •
Ms X West Fairette fttflyriptioar - Y
,N. , Fortxp . ....erb., n r i
.
Alts 4 ran A albs kir eine e. •
7 rat r IAF re ' w"aw t illik • • *
..
• . rimy visotip se vcirows.
i - - your Vets at
copritriwnxii. autumn BY DB.
... "80 810POKIrilLIDIOIS EB.
ie Crg CIOSSUIIPTIOXL Got ineltoo The b goo.
imolai deg do tou will Selp ildainriallthi, lii
Pier SW ANIMA awl fltel be &awl refs'op,' It we
Led AS mod ',bottoms iimp4, dos idallolso
wW be 4;040 pnorrtr, sad good heS.h b'ool Mae:
lbs. beats* tp She wrist SC lIVoItIKS II el*
LIIA 6 PILLS co.:toe tti.wrtne , S s' I Sdleas of maaodl
asamo'si ;cis ; sod. b, u.ao ths 8» 'Weed lista li 111Ja•
a... 4". the ar,etite Sirtoostro,L
VIIENCI4I3 1.11.110S:t! SYSI.7I' :s eter'elows so will
ea me'm'os!, sod, by mins the !bier ro Imp4t3tw
ars sane! from thit Arians sod mod, wholowtow bloof
made. witleb will repil al daisy , . Trot's tt* wilt tivzo thew
owo:cloom ssoording to direitiati, Cousilt? 's 'Tr • l'lNt•
goodly hi Ms tat etas yle!di rea.ti!y to ths:r Tole
the p .. .. 2 trs to clears* ths Itreraidio.starit. It doss
oat .instir that b]esre the breeds are not *xis Chic as
sit rs t oircd, for awaßst:wwk. to diarrhcos the, aro memory.
niar atagasL•h tine be tap. sod apiost:ti created
to allow the Pabst,* o itale.t. on the rodpasiory aroma
preparty and ells. say Irr Whoa. That all that is ra tu:red
to scrsrai a pormasrat aura ht, to Visit Weise soUL
lizsrelse leo et the nano so Mich at padblo, ost all lbo
e:obed food— st toad, same, lo fss, so .-th.oo the
pods CM , but be putisaltr sod similar* wan.
w. es. am I fro
The Paule .f the the Are 1
The sharpest observers give it tip. People Who
are pryiA 1 . 1.14i1 for their critical pereeptiocat, are
utterly at 'fault. • •
can detect any ditlerenee hetatecti the,rieheitt
bincira and browns tout Nature has hestowed ap•
on the hair, and the superb artitleiril tints con
ferred upon grey, red or sandy hair, by the in.
Comparable veletabte agent,
• CItIsTADOROII HAIR DYE.
With the ootor It Imparts lustre, and does not di
minish the flexibility of the fibres. Manufac
tured by J. CItISSADORO. 6 Astor House, Near
York. Applied by ali Hair Dresser..
April Y 9, 1847. lot
MA.I)AVE E. F. TIiUItNTO.N, the great Eng
-11141) ABtrologlst, Clairvoyant and Psychometri
cian, who ltic4 astonished thc talcuttlic clause., of
the Old .World, Las now I,xutted hersell at Ilud
sou, N. Y. :ttadalito Thornton posseaws such
wonderful powers ot seetwal oda Itt, as to enable her
to impart kat/We:go of the greatest importance
tA) the single or married of either sex. White in
a tratiee‘atte del Ineu*.es tile YerY features of %Lai
person you are 0) marry, and lir the aid of an In
strument of inlellSe palifer, known LIS 1110 l'ey
eitotwarope, guaran Leis to pnatuce u life-ilke
pleturc of the future hiethand or wife, llf the ap
pitemit, together a ith.t.it • of marriage, pos.ltion
In lite. feeding trails of et/erecter, &c. This no
heading, as thousands of testimotkiah4. can conert.
She will ',end when desired n vertilicate, or writ
ten guantittee, that the picture 114 what it purport*
to be. Ily enelostng 14 small lock of hair. and
stating place 1.1 birth, ageolittpo , ation uud 001111-
pit•X 1011. and enclosing tiny cents 11.1111 snooped
envelope add re.e..ett to yourself, you will receive
the picture mid tieelnl Information by return
mall. All communication, .ctertelly confidential.
A I Inns to eonfli M. 1.1) 1.11. E
TON, P. 0. 211, Hudson, N. Y.
March 4,180,7. ly
. . I:ny T, lanT.
,
MITE President And Directors of the
llet
ty+bnrg National - Dank Imre this 44, de
clared a Dividend el, FIVE PER CENT. tor
the last Air monthe, payable on and alter
Slay lr, 181,7. J. ENtfRY HAIR,
Hay 1:1, 186 T. 3t
FIRST NATI6AL BOX 07 161TITS11 1 111R,I .
• Nay 6, 1867.
TILE President and Directors of this Bank
have thia 'day declared a Sl-noi-Annoal
Dividend of FOUR. AM) ONE HALF PER
CENT. over and shore all General Govern•
mein vines, payable' on and after the 15th
inst. GEORGE ARN.ILO, .
May 13 , 1867_31 1 Cashier.
CHAS.S. WIRTCOTT. I. EOM 41106011
Westeotti de George,
SUCCIISHOR3 70 .
PHILIP 11,1 1 1.80 N Sr' CO., .
IMPORTERS AND SCALERS IN
GUNS, pisrroLs, RIFLES,
Crfekel and Pau Impinown/s,
FISHING TACKLE, E;KATES,
CROciUNT, ke
No. 409 Chestnut street, Philndelphif.
Nay 13, 1807. Cm .
Conowago Factory.
THE undersigned, baying Lased the above
name) Factory, owned and formerly or
envied by David Bee::her. would trice this
method of informing his friends and the pub
lic generally, th.ft the ts'prepare.t to MANIT
FACTURN WOOL l!rom the fleece into tie
following articles : Cloths, Caasimeres, Sati
nets, Jeans, Blanketing, Flniinels, Fancy and
Plain Carpet and Stocking Yarn. The ahoy,
named goods are always on hand and for
axle et the Factory. Al3o CARDING and
FULLING, and all kinds of work, cope nt
*hart notice. )e hopes , hy str , ct attention to
business and a deeire to plea-e, to merit a
liberal ,hare of public patruniee.
J. W. PEOPLES.
May 13, 1987. 311
8EN3.4311N 11.41.1):4E, Tre.isnret of the
Bounty Fund for imam filled in Feb.
1664. in account with 6EA.UISU TUWNSHIP,
as hallows:
. DR.
To cloth from subscription and
foxes collected by-IttesArs. Stauf
fer, Shafer, Ntely,,Xlyt-re, Baker,
and others, .$3,0;4
- 12 50 018 80
67;
- 221 4 260
- 2250 290
1 00
• 1 15
CR.
By cnsh raid for 10 'volunteers. $3,210 00
Expenses for putting in volunteers, 290 53
Balance in hands ot 'Treasurer, 103 20
- 58 fit 70
- 15 00 020 00
- 6000 750
_ 2 00
11 50 016 I?. 50
- II 90 oi, 340
- 1 33 44 1 so
*.- 129 0 129
- 75 0 711
We, hhe undersigned, Anditor3, 'ha7e ex
amined the above account and find it col reel.
J. S. KUHN,
•
J. BROUGH,
Apiil 16, 1864. A nditors. .
MMM
- 13 50 64 20 00
- 34 09 kti 37 09
- 300qv 50
- 2.244 lg 2 :t1
J. J. KUHN, Treat-neer of the Bounty Fund
from June. 18.4, 11 May 4, 1867, in account
with the School Dir, clues of Reading Town
ship, as follows :
Loaned from !Janke,
" from other persons, 41,870 00
Received ot H. 31aloni-, former Treas., 405 20
Received of S. Deardorff, Collector
of Taxes nssessed ill Jan. Iso,
Received ot L. Crookner, Collector
of Taxes assented iu Jan. 1806, 5,164 23
113-visit paid 34 volunteers, in June
•n.l Fall of 186 4 , $lO,llO 00
Cash to Banks and aundri
persons, i 1.0,666 31
Expenses for potting in coluntsere,, 525 45
Cash refunded to Messrs. idartman,
Eli :bolts, Myers, Sipangler, Fiat 1,
liiientan, Picking, Deardorff,
Breniser, Gipe, apd expenses of
School Directors for services,
Tax refunded to D. Border, (being
un error.) 126 00
Treirurer's and Coun.el's fees, 171 63
Balance in Lauds ut Trestinrer, 189 WO
We, the onderaiineff, Auditors, 'have ex
amined the above aecctunt u d find it correct.
Wll. H. DICKS,
H. EICHOLTZ,
May 13, 18 - 67. 3t Auditors.
Beaty Ammiat. '
QTATEMENT of . .unty Account of 1.16177..1T
-0 PLEASANT MA , ' 1.34111 P, fur quota flll.d in
fiepictuber and Octotter, lass-lamount settled May
S. lea.
Sellout Directors Ift tiefonnt with liiountplessunft
thwurhip:
. PH» •
Thuinty Tits rorelved In !Ilk
Subscription money received,
Exonerettens for 11140.
Amount paid for 2 11r ter rafts.
Collectors , ,ters.
Expense of irerrufghkg eonletittee.
I niez est on Mons.
Percentage for egllaeling SUtlleriPtiC . Ml qr.)
Expenxe of nettles/o'n t.
Bulanoe in Trouarcra bands, 127.17
NO 101VI/4 4 3 Vat
Huai, Tky IDestlay.
Dividend.
C uthier
prvideuit.
Bounty Account.
$3,97 73
$4,000 00
$28,304 65
$2Q.304 65
#l7lOll 03
• .
List fef liarsbents
i"'.. (7 • rifraxe.
W ITHIN the eouaty orAdents, returned r• - re"iter 1 . 4
and rlaisiled by the. undersigned, Ap - John P. Houck, 14
la acc " "bee I pauild
Dlim VsirriLitas A Daswits
fruitier of Mercantile Tose& 14
with the several Acts of Assembly, for the ,
year 186617, of Goods, Wares and M t s. ' Adana Diehl,
ehaudise : _ i John Ilemalag,
Lorough of GstfjpifJurg.
• Class. bulbs. Ctn.
Pdhneitock Bios.,
Danner k Ziegler, Li' , 12 50
J. L. &kirk. 9 95 re
ttebett IS iillintt, la 10 of)
efrnrire Arnold, is 10 00
Jocob BriulortholL, 1$ 10 00
Bow k Woods, • 13 10 00
F. B. Picking, 114 10 00
Ephraim Minnigh, _ 13 10 130
John I , ortiey, 14 7 00
Mrs. Mary Martin,. 14 7 00'
8. M. Gilbert, 11 7 00
Michael epangler, 10 90 00:
Ditto, (Shoe Store,) 14 7 00
Mite 11. McCreary, 14 7 001
S. S. McCreary, 1 - 4 7 00
AR. Buehler, 11 15 00 1
Cobeau k Crawford, 1; 10 00
Jacobs & Brother, 14 - 7 00
A. Scott k Son, la 10 00
John Gruel, 14 7 tO
Ur. Robert Horner, 14 - 700
Miss Mary Mc‘hister, 34 7 00
Joseph Gillespie, - ix 10 00'
,Heitdrieks k Warren, 'l4 7 001
Boyer it Sol, 13 12 50
A. R. Feistel, ' 14 700
Henry Umeetleer, 1:1 10 00
Theo. Norris, L 4 10 00
Philip Winters, 14 7 00
Lewis Strouse, 14 7 00
Win. J. Martin, la 14 50
Bittle k /limner (Warehouse,) s 30 co
McCurdy k Ilarniltou," 14 30 00
Culp k Murnalmw, " 10 20 00
Alex. SpAngler, ill 5 30 00
C. H. Buehler, 11 15 00
Guinn k Reilly, 14 7 00
John M. Seven, 1:1 10 00
lkuphorn it Hoffman, 14 13 50
Miss Nutt, 14 7 00
George F. Ka;bfleish, 14 7 00
Wm. k Henry Meals, 14 7 00
I John Warner, 14 7 00
Mrs. H. 31. Paxton, 14 . 7 (0
' 3nmei Pierce, 1 I 7 00
George H. Swope, 14 7 00
i S. G. Cook, 14 7 00
Daniel Culp, 14 7 00
Geo. C. Strickhouser, 14 7 00
w co. T. King, 14 7 00
Joseph Wit.le .k Son, 14 . . 700
C'uzitberiatid.
11. Pluton Bighorn, ll
Reading.
TallghiStAngh Jr , Ncililp 14
Akl3lo. S. My ent, • 14
J. .11 D. Duman),
Epley & Hoopes,
A. T: Wright,
Jacob Pitzer di SOD,
IL U. Elden,
H. S. Penrose,
Wm. A. Elden.
Borkhol ter & Rothman,
Henry Minnigh,.
Writ, therdeer,
Liberty.
Perk, Miller, 14 7 no
Svanuel Martin, 1* 7 Lla
Charles Voehrwom, , 14 700
ilailia Orerbol sor,„, 14 t I 1.14
1.0i0.4.
John Boblits,
Abraham Sell, ,
Edward Wawa,
. Butler.
Shank & 8r0.,. 14 . 100
Win. Miller, ' 14 iWe
Edward S'aley,l4 ' 7au
•
Nliis Eliza Smith, 14 1 iiiie
Jacob Epp,linan, 14 1. uto
Jeremiah Gulden, 14 1 0.3-
. Huntington.
J. J. Diehl, 1
14 I 00
ii. Nettshew, 10 29 Oil
.1. Frank. Gardner, 14 1 09
Ilartthan Jg 544.11.;r,. 12 111 SO
Mrs. Gretsl, 14 1 (10
Abraham Grope, 4a 14 i (O
Lewts W. Mikes, li 1 Oil
B. 11". Ziegler, 14 ' 1' QO
ifOunfjoy,
John Tost,
limos uojitus,
Sarah Ilan!,
John C. Zwick, 19 12 50
Pritheir X. Smith, . 14 7 00
John Ginirr, , 14 7 00
Dtvid Hoke, 10 2J 00
J. C. Neely, 14 7 00
Win. D. E.non •rt, 13 1% 50
Al.ir limn Sheilv, "10 /0 00
It. H. Foul: k liro., 14 7 00
Jackson Rowers,
Francis Sliertn.in,
Daniel M. Miller, 1 4 2 00
Samuel lloQkieine , 24 : On
Germany.
Lydia Myr rs '
Augustus J. Smith,
Philip Hann,
Dmitri Ilolden,
John Gnat, Jr,
Hugh King,
Brugh & Myers,
lienj.unin EitholtE,
Neur k Spangler, 10 .10 00
=
Youjg ..t Staub, 11
Ephraim Myero, 11 15
Crouse & Bgo.,
Wm. M. Hutim,
der k :son,
Samuel' Little,
Henry Realer, •
Alex. Shorb,
Wellan 411V0., 11 15 00
J. N. thatcra,
Sarah Brawn, / 14 • 7 00
H. S. Klein, / 13 10 00
Wm C. Nectick, 14 - 7 00
David Schwan!, 11 13 00
Ilarner,h Co.,
Amos Deter,
liarrag i Lefever, 13
A. F. 11,rker,
14
John M. Clay, It
Hamiltenban.
Kurtz k Aintle, 14
Sullivan k Son, - 1
Dlnner k Shields, 12
Isr•tel Frame, - 14
Ezra Uverholtzer ,
iLatimore:
6,8G5 22
T. M. Brenem•tn,
Adam Lerew,
Mountpkasant.
_
Samuel Faber, 14
J. k K.ller, 13
8. G. Lawrence k Co., - 14
E. D. Putts,
Win. A. MeSherry,
515 14
Sunup Harnish, 14
Jawro Slumebroolr, 14
Berwick Bor.
Mary Steffahn,
Ryiert h. %Vivi'', •14 _ 700
Levt4s Jurdy, 14 7 00
lirr. littyer, 14 7 (h'
David E. Hulliszer, 14 7 00
Win. Doyle,. 14 7 ou
Paler St Goeheneer,
,14 700
Onowago.
John Fowler, 14
Michael Reif, 13
Uubertiator t Sneeriager, 14
BArbars Onster, 14
Hinitnuel Diller, 14
Mrs. Hallman, 14
Martin L. iller, 14
Plank 41t SPlingler, 13
Jorepb,,,L i iveS, 14
John Mnenter, 14
Henry W. Witmote, 14
Jacob Marks, 14
James Raters, 14
A..Ltitle 1 Bra g - 14
PreedoaL,
A. Waybright, 14
gatailkin.
87°,1 86
2,437 66
6,778 50
Mica aa
Virg 78
55 87
AM 00
119.30
EIII
J. J. Klein, 14
Wen. Wolff, 14
J. A. Anartrong, 14
Elijah Spengler, 13
W. S. -11i14ebrn nd, 14
' (Fano/ lkore,)
George 314440rirt
John Geiselnan;
Jells Nerheek,
Daniel Rafensperger t
41,4,
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7 00
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7 u 0
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7 00
7 00
10 09
7 00
7 00
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1 00
7 09
7 03
14 7 06
14 1 UO
14 • 7 uu
tOO
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t id°
Oxford
14 7 nu
14 1 00
-14 1 On
14 T'oo
Stroban.
m161'1,4,14 ACRES, snore or less.' having
15 - 00 1 therein/se TWO...IVRY BRICK
20 i 110 ' It, with one-etory Log ;:- . l : ift
-bnilditne IPlCheit it Inure
((:(0)11 , B
in Stable, flog Pen„lte., rood
on
n well of water near the door, and a ctiuue
Apple Orchard. About. twelve acres of the
tr.ct are cleared, and the bAlonce the very
beet of Timber. This properly it a very de
; eiradde one, and the sale idnuild, - fte It no.
doubt will, command general it,tention.
'l5 Ou
15 Ou
14 / 12 50
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14 T 00
14 7 00
14 T 00
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N
APeltidf..
Notice Is 'hereby given to all persons inter.
ested In the *bore return of chusigeatien,
that I will hold an Appeal, at the Commit..
stoners Ot l lothltdUettyiutirg, on SATURDAY,
the 13th day of JUNK atm, between the
hours of PA. M. and 3 P. M. when and where
all persons that' may el:Jostler , tienteelves ag4
grirrid hy said elassitic..tlon may attend.
ipa`The whore Licensee most be paid on
or before the grit day oily. 180.
J. 11. WALTER, •
Appraiser of Mercantile Tam for Adams co;
SLty 13, 1867. 4t
Ilanover B. liallrowil.
71MR TABOR.—On and after MONDAY,
May 6th, 1567, passenger trains on the
allover Branch Railroad wilt leave as follows:
FIRST TRAIN, (which_ uo.kes connection
with the trains on the Northern Central
Railway at the Junction,) will leave Hacover
at 9 A. M.. for York, Baltimore, Harrisburg
and intermediate stations. This train arrives
at the Junction at 9.55 A. M., connecting with.
the Fast Line South, on the Northern Central
Railway,'which arrives nt Baltimore at 12.30
P. M., and also with the Mail Train Notth r
which arrives at Harrisburg at 12 55 P. M.
kr 'flats train returns to Hanover at 12 It. r
and arrives at Oettysburg at 1 P. M.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Hanover at 2.20 P.'
N., and arrives at the Janet* at 330 P. NI ,
connecting with the Mail Train Sou.ll, which
arrives at Baltimore at ili P N. Patirengeris
by this train for York lay over at the Junction
until 6 12 PIM. •
Train returns to ilanospr at IP
P. N., with passengers tut _Hanover, lieu's
,,urg and Littlostown. .
Passengers leaving Baltimore fur Hanover,
flettysborg and Littlestown, will take either
the Bail Train et 11.30 A. M., nr the Vest Liner
at 12.10 P. ti. JOSEPII LBIB, Agent..
Ilay 13, 1007. tr
New Drug Store
IN NEW OXFORD.
THE untleraigniti has opene.l • Drug Store
in New. (ixtord, Mama county, and-te
epeettolly calla; the attention of the public to
Ida stock of .
PAINTS,
UILS,
VARNISHES.
DYE-STUFFS,
- WINDOW GLASS,
Patent Medieices issai • fall assoelneent of
DRUGS; In • woad a complete Stork of Goods
generallrkept in • kret-ektss Drug Store. All
tet which have been imiclaised daring the past
tao weeks, and will be eold low. All the ,
articles formerly naltnufit:inred nt t e obi
establishment in Es-t Berlin cap he ha I here,
Uudfustautling his biteito SS perfect' , ant
seletling his mums himself, he is able to
warraot his Drugs pore and fla represented.
The po'p'e are requevted to give him n trial.
D. M. MILLER.
New (Word, May 6, 180. Gin
- - -- ----,
Public Side
(IP REAL. efiNti PERSONAL PROPERTY.
—On SATIIRDA 'V, the ni h day of MAY
inst.; the sulateribe:s, Aunduistratore of the
e-tate of Adams Spitler, decrAsell,Wi.. !I sell k
gr.. a.
Public Sale, at the late scsidence of said de
cedent, Is Mountpleasant township, Adams
county, one wile atilt of White II ill, the fol
lowing personal propert3, vie:
TABLES AND CHAIRS, netts and Bed
steads, Tra-nlate Stove and Pipe, Rtirevu,
Carpeting, Fight-day Clock, Silver Watch,
Looking Glasses, - Chests, Ti link, (lomat
ware, Crocks.. large Iron hmile, Iron Pots,
Smoothing Moos, epinniug WITel and Lee.,
Shovel anti Tongs, Dotigh-tray, Churn, Tubs,
Ratlne, Buckets, I•teellarde, - Saddle-bags,
half-barrel of Vinegar, Eke.; a lot of Corn suit
lists, it• lot of "Day, Sttned Lumber—plank
and boards, Grindstone, Witeelhurrus,•qaddla
and Bridle, Collars, It I ire* hut of Chains, in
cluittng a tint-rote Log U
r ims, Cutting ltoz,
Single-trees, Shscing Horse, Long Ladder,
Scylla and Nrintli, Ate., Maul and Wedges,
Fork 4, Rakes and Manure Hunk, Mattock,
Short 1, Spade, a good Shot Gun, (land Saw/
Drawing Knives, Angers and Clititele Baskets,.
Ilitlf-Ltpiliel Measure, i pair large HMO, a
lot of Bags, a lot of Leather, old Iron' with
other articles too numerous to went - u.
Sale to commence itt.lo o'Jiwk . . M., on
said day, when attendance will siren and
trims made Litwin by '
HEN V BAIR,
H '. RV BISHOP,
JACOR KLC,CE, Ituctionee . A thu'rs.
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sir At the enme
offered. at public
said Adam Si
A TRACT ry
timed, adji•V
hum Rite,
time and place, will be
Jittery, the RUM Icstate of
, deceased. consisting of
LA\lt, situated AiIOTO
Mr lands of Israel Eckert, ♦t.ra—
illinm
Vattern, and others, con-
mar Aftendauce gircu and terms mods
known by TIIE lIEIIiS.
Nay G, 186 T.
Town Properly
AT PRIVATE SALE.—The undersigsedi
offers his property, the WHITE SW Ajg
lIOTKL. in Mouth Washington,at Pei—
rode Sale, The house is • NEW TWJSTORT
BRIM with Rack-building, and an elm".
Building adjoining for a Bar•room. Also JR.
the premises a good Stable, • nerer-fwiling
well of water, • dorm, and choice fruit
This property is a very ;desirable one, mot
should command the attention of buyers.
This it the house Gnat was so terribly
shelled during the battle of Gettysburg, and
will always he looked upon as au object "if
interest on that accomr.L.
The lento can he learned by calling on lb*.
subscriber, residing thereon.
JACOB STOCI.
April 39, 180
-4.0 %Wire.
A DAN SPITLEWS ESTATE.—Letters et
ministration on the &tate of Aden*
Spitler, late of Mountpleasent 'township, Ad
ams ronnoy, dressed, , having been granted
to the notirrsigned, tfs Omit named residing in
Union township, anerthe fait named residing
in Cutnberland township, they hertbq give no
tice to all ;tenons indebted to said estate to.
make immediate payment, and tholes having
elaitni against the same to present them rue.
perly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY HAIR_
IJENItY
Administrators.,
Msy 6, OWL di
Notice.
Moir ENRY EHTATEl—Letters
testmpentary on the estate of Heugg
fickler, late of Illountjoy township. Atlanta
rosiaty, deceased, having been granted to the
undersigned, residing in the same township„
be hereby gives notice to all persons indebted)
to said estate to make immedinU payment, avail
those having claims against the same to pre.
sent them properly authenticated for settle,.
went. JOHN TROSTL - E,
May 6,1156 T. 61, 41 Execator.
Notice.
TAMES WITHERSPOON'S ESTATE.—Let....
atorn estate testamentary on the este ol J.men
triespoon, !Ate of Freedom township, Ad..
amt county, deceased, haring beer. Er a Jed tra
the undersigned, the first named ref' ing its
Freedomtownship and the fast named r idint
In the borough of Getty - shims, they ersby
sirs notice to all persons indebted t said
estate to malts Immediate 16791140 qt, an , those
haring claims against the same to prevent
thout pruterly au , benticatad for settlement.
iOSEPU WITHER.SPOCIN k
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May 4 WV. (Li .. KieCtitteee.
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