'Prom the Baltimore Sun of Wednesday last
Demo - crate Mass Meeting in Exchange
Place. .
In accordance with precious announcement,
a very large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Democracy was held-in Exchange Place—it
' was the largest meeting held there for several
years, the square from Gay to South street be
ing completely filled with people at one time.
A neat stand, decorated with national ban
ner; and lights,..was erected near the head of
.Commerce :street, and the display of flags, ban
ners and transparencies from the several wards
was very fitte. `l'he - meetin; eras called to or=
der by Mr. J. G. W. Marriott, chairman of the
committee of arrangements. and. the following
officers proposed and unanimously elected:
President—Hon. John Nelson;
Vice Presidents—lst ward, Col. John T.
Farlow : 2d. A. Adams ; 3d, Henry R. Lauder
rua.n ; 4th. 11m., H. Hiss ; sth. Hon. Joshua
y a nsant &h. Wu,. Gilmore 7th, Thos. Gif
ford : Bth. P. Gorsuch ; 9th, Dr. F, E. B. Hint
ze 1.0t4, Benjamin C. Pressttuan 11th. Hon.-
Robert .1. Merit ; 12th, Col. John W. Watkins;
-- Dal, Daniel •1 - . - Foley - ; - 1 - 4th -- lleuryS:ol arrett: -
15th, James Curran ; 16th, Elias Ware ; 17th,
- John_ Franck ; 18th, Hon. P. F. Thomas ; 19th,
- A. flack ; 20th, Charles Towson.
Secretaries—C. J. M. Gwinn, Washington
Yellott. John Stewart, 'Bolirer D. Daniels, and
The Bon. John Nelson briefly addressed the
assemblage, remarking that he had determined
in his own mind to take no part'
. in politics
again, but the present contest wasone in which
he copld not keep silent. He was quite severe
upon the "Know Nothings," characterising
them as nothing else but old whiggery in dis-
guise.
Benjamin C. Prestrmin, Fig., next addressed
the meeting in a fine speech, stating the objects
or purposes of the assembling there, and cau
terising the principles and designs of the new
political party in the freest manner.' He said
t e-, semecracy ma eao terms
Nothings"—with those who were attempting
to strike down political and religious liberty.
Charles J. M. Gwinn, Esq., followed' in one
oft - is eloquent addresses, iii which hi advo
cated toleration in peliticS and religion in the
ablest manner,- and challenged the 'friends of
the "Know STotbing' doctrines to meet hini
at any time and place on the hustings to dis
cuss the merits of theircreed before the people.
Col. Win. A. Spencer,' of Annapolis, closed
the meeting, is a speech of-some length, w hich
preyed very satisfactory to his- hearers. , It
was a difelice of Winoeracy agaiiist all assaults.
The. streakers were frequently interrupted by
applause. The'z,Leinhai•dt band was . present
and performed a number of national airs, aid
during the 'evening a beautiful display of fire
works was exhibited. The adjoining sqeare'S
were kept lighted up dining the night by large
bon-fires of hogsheads, barrels,'&c., collected
by the youngsters. and everything passed off
in the most agreeable manner.
Tim: END OF THE, Wontn.—The illillerites
have been holding a•series of meetings at Sy
racuse, N. Y., and have now fixed on the 19th
of May, 1855, as the day when the world will
positively come to an end.
Holloway's Pills.—The Pills prepared by
the celebrated Professor Holl6way, are one of
the greatest blessings ever discovered, for the
.alleviation - -of-certain departments, of human
misery. .Combining as they do . Eome.of the
-choicest 'offerings
„of: the Vegetable World,
concocted under the supervision and knowledge
of a - .highly scientific Gentleman, it ig not at all
strange that they have effected the most aston
ishing, Cures. For any of that numerous class
of complaints, growing out of an- impure state
of the blood, the Pills are marvellously•happy
and thorough in their action. There are few
-maladies which if treated early. will not, be
nipped in the bud' by this Medicine, while for
not a few, it is ayositive specific.—Boston Bee.
•
MARRIED.
On Thursday last, by Rev. P, Anstvdt, Mr.WILLIAM
CULP to Mrs. LYDIA REINEKEIL, both or this Borough.
This morning, by the Rev. Robert Johnston. Mr. A. J.
BOTTERFLELD to Miss .MARIA WEIMANDT, both ot this
Borough,
DIED.
On the 30th of /tepid, Mr. DAVID GRIEST, of Lath:acre
township, in the SOUL year of Ws age.
On the 11th inst.. at Mill Creek, Huntington county, Pa.,
Mr. GABRIEL MEALS, of this place, in the 64th year of
his age.
On the 15th inst.. Mr. JOSEPH HARMAN, of S
township, aged 52 years 1 month r and 22 days.
On the 7th inst.. in Oxford own '22
Adams county, a r
A few days illness, Mrs. MARY ANN, wife of Col. David M.
Myers, and daughter of the late Michael Slagle, deceased,
Aged 36 years 6 months and 24-days.
Sweet is the scene where Christians die,—
Where holy souls retire to rent;
•
• How mildly beams the closing eye !
How gently heaves th' expiring breast!
At "York Springs," on Sunday the 34 inst., after a
lingering illness of several years, Miss OATI,(ARTNE
..KESSILRING, (formerly of Westminster, Md.,) aged 47
years and n days.
At Westminster, on the 6th last., AUGUSTUS. only son
of John K. and Sallie Lou:Jewell, aged 5 years and 7 months.
On the 14th lust., SARAH E., daughter of Jacob Shaner,
of Franklin township, aged 15 months and I.day.
Cie Markets.
Oarretted freesia:le latest Baltimore,York&H allover papers
BALTIMORE—FitzDey t‘ir
Flour, per barrel,
Wheat, per bushel,
Rye,
Corn,
Oats, 44
Cloverseed, ‘,
Timothy, 3 50 to 3 75
Whiskey, per gallon, 41 to 42
Beef Cattle, per huncl., 4 25 to 7 25
hogs, 44 5 50 to 6 50
hay, per ton, ] 8 00 to2o 00
Guano, Peruvian, per ton, 59 00 tosl 00
HANOVER—THURSDAY test
Flour, per bbl., from stores,
Do. " " wagons,
0
Wheat, per bushel,
Rye, AL
Corn, Ai
Oats, Z 1
Cloverseed, " -
•
Timothy, " .
Plaster of Paris, per ton,
YORK—rat DAT LAST,
Flour, per bbl., from stores, $9 25
Do. “ from wagons, ' 8 50
Wheat, per bushel, , 1. 87 to 2 00
Rye, LA 1 05
Corn, 44 87
Oats,
Cloverseed, "
TimothE. "
Plaster of Paris, per ton,
TO THE MILLINERY TRADE.
JOHN STONE
IMPORTERS ACID DEALERS IN
FRENCH MILLINERY GnODS,
No. 45 South Second street, Philadelphia, -
ARE now prepared to offer their customers
and the trade, an unusually larg-e and well
selected assortment of RIBBONS, SATINS,
VEL V ETS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS,
_LAC:ES, and every article appertaining to Me
Millinery trade.
(g .Our stock being of our own direct im
portation, offers great advantages both in styles
and prices. [Sept. Ist 2rn
— SHES far sale at the Gettysburg St,eamil
SWEAVER resp;ctfully announces to
... the Ladies and Gentlerne'n of Gettysburg
arid vicinity, that he has resumed the Daguer
reotype business, at the old stand, in Chem
bershitro street;!:wh - ere tie will he happy to re
ceive visitors desirous of securing perfect
Daguerreotypes of themselves or friends.
B ing furnished with—an - entirely - new - and
costly apparatus, he is prepared to take pictures
in every style of the art and insure perfect
sari
'kr In dreSs avoid light, red, blue, or pur
ple. Dark dress adds much to the beauty of
the picture. , Sept. 18, 1854. tf
New Oxford Collegiate and Medi-
VALENTINE SCHEER, Professor in the
Collegiate Department,
M. D. G. PPP: P IETER, Professor in the Medi
- cal Department. .
THE Winter Session, in the above Institute,
wil! commence un "Monday, the 9111. of
I • I• _ i i o, inue all the last Monda
in March following .
Tuition Fee in the G ollegiale Department $l5 00
'Contingencies 1 50
". "- .". " Medical Department 20 00
Contingencies . --2 50
German Language -. 500
. .
French do - V 5.00
Drawing
_' 5 00
Music' 10 00
• .
Paynsents always in advance. •
BOARD, Lodging, Washing, etc., the
Principal,. if requesle7l, will..procure for $lOO
per_amiturt,_quarterlyin-adirance: '
N. B. The semi-annual examination, clos
ing the Stiminer,Session, vvill.he on Illonda!j.
the 25th inst.,-commencing at. 9 o'clock, A. M:
M. D. G. PFEIFF ER,
,Princtinil...
New,..Oxford, Sept. 18,•18754.•
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
THE subseriher, intending to relinquish
farming, offers for sale,
• 3i10:3 ac.. s •
on which he resides, - situate in Cumberland
township, Adams county near Horner's Mill,
and near the road- leading - froni Gettysburg.to
Taneytown, adjoining lands of James .Black,
Dr. John Runkle, Eli Horner, and others,
containing 153 Acres, more or less ; about
40' acres are well-timbered Woodland, with, a
due - . proportion of ' Meadow. The improve
ments are a one - and a half story Log
DWELLING HOUSE ,
a double , Loa ' Barn, with sheds all. around ;
Wagon Shed, Corn Crib - , and other outhuil&
ings; and a well -of neverfailfng waterat the
door. " Rock creek passes along one side" of
farm, and a small stream, which neveilails,
along the other. There is a Young Orchard
of choice fruit — on-the, premises. The land is
under good fencing and 'good cultivation, a
considerable part having been hated.
if the property is not disposed of at Private
Sale before Saturday, the 14th day of October
next, it will be offered at Public Sale on that
day, at 1 o'clock, P. M., on the premises.
Persons wishing to view the farm. are re
quested to call' upon the s.ubacriher, residing
thereon. JESSE SliAlt It ETTS.
Sept. 18, 1854.- is • • • .
- --OF VALUABLE -
MINERAL - LA N - 1) S•
MI-TE undcrsizned, Eiceentor Of the last will
.1 of- ABRAHAM BUM L, late of Union
township, Adams county, deceased, under the
direction Of the Orphan's Cou,rt of said coun
ty, .will offer at Public Sale, on the premises,
on Friday, the 2911 i day of September inst., the
Real Estate, of said deceased, consisting of
containing 96 acres, more or less, situate in U
nion tp.,'adjoining lands of Clark, Zell & Co.,
and forming a part of the Tract from which that
was purchased-in consideration of the valuable
IRON ORE upon it, and several hundred tons
of which have already been. mined by those
gentlemen; it also connects with the lands of
Enoch Lefever, and forms a portion of the
same Ridge from which there is now being
taken. on both sidls of the Farm, an abundance
of as rich-Iron Ore as can he found in the State.
This tract shows every indication of possess
ing peal quantities of rich Iron Ore. The rm•
provements consist . of a
- ;4 1
TWO STORY DWELLING,
Large Lag Barn,
'4837 to 8 50
1 50 to 1 65
1 08 to 1 10
72 to 80
45 to - 53
7 00 to 712
Ray and Straw Shed, Wagon' Shed; Corn
Ctib, and other outbuildings; convenient to
water, and the land is in a good state of culti
vation, havincr, been well limed. There is also
a valuable LIMESTONE QUARRY on the
place, and an Apple Orchard.
(*'This tract well deserves the attention of
Capitalists, of those particularly who are en
gaged in the Iron business, and of Farmers
generally.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. 111.,-on
said day, when attendance will be given arid
terms made known by.
JOSEPH . DYSERT, Ex's.
Septernber 4, 1854.- - te _
$9 50
8 50.
1 60 to 180
1 00
SO
50
- : 6 00
2 50
7 00
"all rn Ooobs, full Stoch.
T -- ;VRE & LANDELL, Fourth and Arch
Sts., Philadelphia, will he able to offer
extra inducements to Country Buyers this
Fall, as their Stock of Goods will be very
full, and bargains from the New York and
Philadelphia Auctions, daily received. Full
assortment of the following:
SHAWLS, FLANNELS,
SEW SILK, MUSLINS,
F. MER I NOES, , LINENS.
WOOL PLAIDS, TABLE COVERS,
M. DELAINES, BLANKETS,
CASHMERES, QUILTS, &c.
Owing to the excess of Importations, - we
shall 5e daily in receipt 01 GEM. AT JOBS, from
Auction. BYRE & LANDELL.
Fourth and .3reh Sls., Philadelphia.
OztrTERNiS NET CASH, and prices low ac
cordingly. Sept. 11, 1854. 3m
45
3 51)
7 50
A FEW _nod second-hand.CAIIRIAGES
and BUDGIES to
. 11e hadThr Cash or
Country Pro - duce, at, C. W. - .HOFFMA-N'S
NOW IS THE TIME!
kfir Charges from 50 cents to $lO. ,
Sdr Haws of operating from 8 A. M. to 4
cal Institute.
POSITIVE SALE
£ ..
Second-hand Carriages.
PROCLAAIATION.
WHEREAS: in and by the Act of the
General Assembly of this State, entitled.
‘, 6 ACt to regulate the Gen,rnl Elections of
this - Cotiimonwealt . h," enacted on the 2d - ot
July, 639,_itis enjoined on me to give Pub
liC Notice of such Election to be held, and to
enumerate in such notice what officers are to
he elected; I, JOHN SCOTT, Sheriff of the
County of Adams,do, 'therefore, hereby give
__this Public notice to the Electors of the said
Gounly of Adaina,iliat a_ . _
0:11111AL
;.vill be held in said Courtly.. on the Second
Tuesday if October next (the 10th,) in t'fie sev
eral - Districts - composed of the following
Townships, viz: •
In the First district, composed of the Bore
ongh of Gettysburg and the township ut
Cumberland, at the Court-house in Gettys
burg. -
In the Second -district,' composed of the
township of Germany, at the house now oceu-.
pled by Levi,Creps.. in the town of, Littles
-town, in the township Of Germany.
In the Third district; composed of the town
ship of Oxfordott the house of Widow Miley,
in •the town of N'ew Oiforti.
In the Fourth district, com oseil of the town-
S IpS 0 alnuore an I untlngton at t
house of Anthony Shanebrook, in •the town
ship of Huntington. . -
In the Fifth district, composed of the town
ships of Hamiltonban and Libettyoftt the Pub ! ,
lie School-house in Millerstown.
In the Sixth district, composed of the town
ship of Hamilton. at the house now occupied
by David Nevvcommer, in the town of East
Berlin.
In the Seventh district, composed of the
township of Menal!en, at the public School
house in thetown of Bendersville.
ii-e—E-4114-11-d-istriet,core-poseti-e44-he town
ship of Stta ban, at-the house ofiaeoli L. Grass,
• ,
in Huntersinwn:
In the Ninth district, composed of the
township of Franklin. at the house now occu
pied by Jacob Stallsinith, in said township.
In -the4rentit---clistrict, coMpos d of the
township of Conowago, at the house . of John
ilusbey,. in McSherrystown.
In the Eleventh district, composed of the
township of Tyrone, at the house-of Samuel
Sadler, in Heidlersburg. - -
In the.. Twelfth distriet,l . composed of the
township 'of - 111-ountjoy; at-the-house of Geo.
Snyder, in said township. • '
'ln. Elie Thirteenth 'district. composed of the
township of Mountpleasant, at the house of
Anthony Smith, 'in- said township, situate at
the cross-roads, the one reading from Oxford
-to the Two Taverns, the other from Hhnters
town to Hanover.
In . -the Fourteenth district, composed of the
township of ,Reading, at the house of Mrs:
Albert, in'Hampton.
In the Fifteenth district, composed of the -
Borough and township of 'Berwick, at the
public School house in Abbottstown.
In the ,Sixteenth' district, eomposed of the
township of edom at the ho .e of Nicholas
Moritz; in said township;' -"
In the Seventeenth district, composed of the
township of Uition, at the " house of - Enoch
Lefever, in said township.
In the Eighteenth district, composed Of the
township of Butler, at the public School house
in Middletown, in said township.
At whibb time and places will be elected
One Governor of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania ;
One Cana Commissioner ;
•On ti ge of the Supreme Court ; . •
.0 e Member of Congress :
One Member of Assembly ;.
. .
One Sheriff.; -- .
One _Prothonotary ;
,One Register & Recorder ;
9ne Clerk •of the Courts ;
- One Commissioner ; •
oi)e County Auditor ;
One Director of the Poor ; and
One Coroner.
Partictilar attention is directed to the Act
of Assembly, passed the 27th day of Vebru
ary, 1849, entitled "An act relative to voting
at elections in Adams, Dauphin, York, Lan
caster, Cumberland, Brid ford, Centre, Greene,
and Erie, viz: •
-"Sectionl. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the Commonwealth of -Pennsylvania In
General Assembly met, and It is hereby enacted by Gie au
thority of the same—that it shall be lawful for the qualified
voters of the counties of Adams, Lancaster, Dauphin, York,
Franklin, Cumberland, Bradford, Centre, Greene, and Erie,
from awl after the passage of this act, to vote for all candi
dates for the various officers to be filled at any election on
one slip or ticket : Provided, The office for which every can
didate is voted for, shall be designated, as required by the
existing laws of this Commonwealth.
'•Section 2: That any trawl committed by any person
voting in the manner above prescribed. shall be punished
by the existing laws of this Coinnionwealth." °
• Kr Attention is alSo directed to the follow
ingasection of the Act of the General Assets=
bly of-the session of 1851, entitled "An-act to.
provide for the election ofiudEres of the seve
ral Courts of this Commonwealth:
"Section 4.' That the election for Judges shall be held and
conducted in the several election districts in the same man
ner in all respects as elechons for representatives are or
shall be held and conducted, and by the same judges, inspec
tors, and other officers ; and the provisions of the act of the
General Asssembly, entitled ••An Act relating to the elec
tions of this Commonwealth." approved the second day of
July, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-nine, and its
several supplements, and all other like lawn. as far as the
same shall be in force and applicable• shall be deeaned and
taken to apply to the election for judges ; Provided. That
the aforesaid electors shall vote fur judges of the Supreme
Court on a separate piece of paper., -
ALSO—In and by virtue of the 14th' section Of the act
aforesaid. every person, excepting.fustices of the Peace. who
shall hold any office or appointment of profit or trust under
the Government of the United States. or of any city or in
cervirated district, whether a commissioned officer, or
otherwise, a subordinate officer or agent, who is. or shall be
employed under the legislative. executive or judiciary. Ale- -
partment of this State, or of the United States, or of any
city or incorporated district, and also that every member of
Congress and of the state Legislature. and of the select or
Coil/Mon Council of any City, or Comtnissioner of any in
corporated district, is 'by law incapable of holdin4 ur exer
cising at the same time, the office iii.'a , ,
' pointment of Judge,
Inspector, or Clerk of any election of this Commoinvealth,
and that no Judge. Inspector, or other officer of arr. , such
election. shah be eligible to any office to be then voted for.
Al.so—That in the fourth section of the act of,Assenibly '
entitled -An Act relating to executions, an for other pur
poses," ammo% ed Ap.r it le. b4O, it is enacted that the at'ore
said kith sectiorr"shall not be construed, as to prevent any
militia officer or borough officer, from nerving as judge, in
spector or clerk. at any general or special 'election in this
Cominmonwealtli,."
J --Attention is also directed to the follow
ing act, which it is made my duty to insert in
the proclamation for the General Election in
October next:
AN ACT
For the S'uppressian of the Manufacture and
Sale of Intoxicating Liquors, as a Ifeverage.
Wnyar: s, All laws to tie of should have the appro
bathai and sanction of the People :
And Whereas, It is represented that a large number. if
not a majority of the citizens of this Common% eLlth, are
deeply impressed with the necessity of the passage of a et-o
h:bit-0u Liquor Law :
And whereas. It fs impossible to obtain a certain indica
tion of popular sentiment relating thereto by means of peti
tions and remonstrances : Therefore,
SECTION 1. lie it enacted by the f 4 enate and Rouse of Re
presentatives of the Commonwealth of l'enti4ylv4ttin in Gen
eral Assembly met. and it is hereby enacted by the authori
ty of the same, That the qualified voters of this Common
e Llth are hereby authorized, at the places ""for hold - in; the
general election_s in their respective wards, boroughs and
townships, on the second Tuesday of October next, to vote
for and agamst a law which shall entirely prohilht by proper
ani co n itu t_ton_LLregif ion _and_penalt lP4 the _rnanu_f_
tore and stle of intoxicatin liquors. except for medicinal,
sacramental, mechanical and artistica! purpo-es.
Th it the olficer•s authorized by law to hold
election. in eii.ch ward, borough and township, of this Corn.
monwealth. are hereby directe I and require•77~~at the p1.v.A.4
fixed by law. in the several districts for the lin!ding of the
general elections in said districts, on the sefyinil Tuewlayof.
Uctoher next. when they shall he organized' as an election
board, to receive from esch qualified voter of their s Lid di..
tricts. a ticket wiitten or printed on the outside• ••I'rottib
itory Liquor Law." and the tickets in favor of the proposed
law shall contain lathe mule the words, "For s Prob.:le tory
Liquor ,Law." add those, opposed to the proposed law -hall
er/Lain in the inside the werds.....lptinst_theTrolainitory
Li qu o r Law," whirl" votes shall be counted aril returner' to
tae court boas* el the -• • • or el in . .
election shall be held. on the following Friday, by the re
turn judos, wheithall cast upend certify all the votes p9ll
- eity,_to_the_office of the Secretary of
the Commonwealth at Harrisburg. directed an transmitted
111„ -the. same Manner the votes for Governor are required to
be directed and transmitted, and the said Secretary shall on
the third Friday ofJanuary next ensuing, cominnulcate the ,
said returns to the Legislature, to be opened and counted in
- the same manner the votes for Governor are opened and
counted, and considered as the prayer of the voters of this
Cutnnionwealth relative to a Prohibitory Liquor Law.
Sacrox 3. That ell the election laws of the State pre
scribing the hours of opening and closing the polls, the re
ceptiou of votes, the punishment of illegal voting. the-de
i fraying the expenses of publication, and holding of the gene
; ral elections and return of the same, and all other matters
incident thereto, be and the same are declared applicable te
j th e election above authorised.
I &terms 4. That it shall be the duty of the Sheriff's of the
several' counties of this Commonwealth to Insert a copy of
this act in the Proclamation for the general election to be
held ou the second Tuesday of October next.
E. B. CIIASE, Speaker of the H. of R.
M. McCASLIN, Speaker of the Senate".
Approred—the twenty-eighth day of April, one thousand
eight hundred and lifty ! four. WM. BIGLER.
And in and by an Act of the General As
sembly. of this State, passed the 2d day of July,
1839, It is difected that the Inspectors and
•
Judges - be at the places of their districts on-tne
day of the General Election aforesaid, at 9
o'clock in the forenoon, to do and perform the
several duties req u ired and enjoined ote them_
in and by the. same act.,
And heat further directed, in and by theact
of the General Assembly of thii State, afore
said; that one of the .I,ldges of each of the dif
ferent districts aforesaid, who shall have the
charge of the cer i ic.,t s of the minkber of votes
r• -st h cr . /men- given lot encl. can&
I,h
dote for the different offices then and • there
voted for at their respective districts, shall meet
on the third day after the election, which ,shall
be on Friday, Me 13th if October aforesaid. at
the Court-house, in the Borough of Gettys
burg, then and there to make a fair statement
and certificate of the number of votes, which
shall have been given at the different districts
in the county_of Adams for any person or per
sons far the offices aforesaid.
JOHN SCOTT, S 3 / 4 eriff.
Sheriff's . Office, Gettysburg,
Se )t. 18 1854 tc
MILL PROPERTY;
AT PUBLIC SALE.
TINE subscriber, Assignee of THOMAS
BITTLE, will Offer at public sale, on the
premises, on Saturday, the 30/71 day of *pion
her ing., the following Real - Estate of said-
Assignor, Viz : .
A 7Aa it 3 .
of Patented Land, situate partly.in Permany
taiknship, Adams county, Pa:, and partly in
Cart°ll county, Md., 2 miles south . of tattles
town, on the Baltimore turnpike, adjoining
lands of Philip Kohler, and others, containing
150 Acres, more or less;
of which nbout 40 acres are covered with
Wood, about •l 0 acres of good Meadow, and
the remainder arable land; •in a good state Of
cultivation. There are strong indications of
the existence of COPPER and IRON ORES
on this tract. There is also on the same a
young thriving Orchard of choice Fruit Trees.
The improyetnents consist of a Two-story
•
Dwelling House, _
and •KITCHEN, a new BANK 'BARN, a
Spring House, with a neverfailing spring of
water, and all necessary• out buildings . ; there
is also a good House and Stable for the Miller.
Therels likewise on this Farm an excellent
MERCHANT MILL.
The Mill fs 60 by 40 feet, tlmM - Irtnries high;
the water wheel is overshot, 24 feet high, run
ning 2 ;Or of Buns, 2 pair of Chopping
Stones, a Smut Machine, Plaster Breaker, and
all other necessary apparatus belonging to a
Merchant Mil!, all nearly new.
•:Ir
situate in said Germsny township, onl quarter
of- a mile distant from the above, adjoining
lands of Jacob Best and others, containing 75
Acres, more or less. The improvements are
2 Two•story Dwelling
HOUSES,
~
a good Barn . and- Stable - , and an excellent
spring-near the dwellings. 20 acres are good
Woodland, 15 acres Meadow, and the remain
der good farm land. There is a bank of IRON
ORE on this property, supposed to be of good
quality. Also an Orchard of choice fruit, and
A Carding and • Fulling Mill.
•, to Capitalists wishing a bargain, will do
well 'by attending the . sale, as, the 'property
will be sold on the day above mentioned. Per
sons wishing to view the property will please
call on the subscriber, or on Thomas Bittle,
residing on the first mentioned farm.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by
A MOS LEFEVER, Soignee.
'Also, at- the same time and place, a
%amity of nay, and a pair of Rubber Burrs.
September 4, 1851. te;
To the Honorable Judges of the Court re' Quar
ter Sessi.ns of Adana county.
rr HE petitiCin of ISAAC ROBINSON, of the.
1 •township ofjlamiltonbaM in-said county,-
respectfully showeth : 'That he occupies a
house in the said township, which - has
,hereto
, fore,been used and occupied as a public house
of entertainment; and is desirous.of continuing
to keeP a public house thetein ; he therefore
prays your honors to grant Kira a license to
-keep a Public . House at the piece aforesaid,
from the date of the present session of your
1 honorable Court until- the expiration-of--the
present license year.- License having been
i granted, at the last April sessions,- to Peter
ISchively to keep a public house at the place
aforesaid for one year,
and the said Peter
Schively has removed from the said heuse—
i and he will ever pray, &c.
1 ~-
, I. ROBINSON.
- The subscribers, citizens of the township of
Ilamiltonban, in the county-of Adams, recom
mend the above petitioner, and certify that the
inn or tavern above mentioned is necessary
toaccommodate the public and entertain stran
gers and travellers; and that the petitioner
above named is of good repute for honesty and
temperance, and is well provided with house
room and conveniences' for the lodging and
accommodation of straneers and travellers..
Peter Schively, Rados C. Swope, A.- 11.1
McCreary, John McCleary, D. B. Blythe, 1. ,
Brinkerhoff, W.ll. Study, Thomas Newman,
1 inc. Waugh, James - H,. Marshall, Andrew
Marshall, James Wilson. [Sept. 11, 1854.
°W,Dr-Artr A\
4/...7c),.,-A 1,-iLL-11454J3
TUST received at the Store of EMANUEL
p ZIEGLER, next door to the "Star"
Office, a large supply of Baltimore -cured
Hams. July 24.
OROCCOS.—Those to select
trorn a larae assortment of Madras and
Boot Morocco, Pink and Lai: Linino of a su
perior quality and at lbw prices, should call
early at the cheap store of FAHNESTOCKS.
Sub-Soil riosighs,
CIF the beet quality ~ always nu hand, and
NJ for sale, in Gettysburst. :it the Foundry of
'l'. WARREN & SON.
- —OOEING
csa--at SCHICK's.
'VALUABLE
-i L 8 0--•••
. . _ • _
c l c LI
0,,
REAL ESTATE
TN pursuance of an - Order of the Orphan's I
Court of Adams county, the subscriber, •
Adiministrator of JOHN- srUM P, deceased,
will offer-at Public Sale, on the premises. on
Friday, the 29th day of September next, the fol-
valuable Real Estate of said deems.
ed, Viz
Tlat.c? LAN%
Containing - 98 Acres, more or less,
situate in Butler township, Adams county,
near Fisher's mill, adjoining- hinds of Adam
an&Wm. - Gardner, Jeremiah Diehl, Esq. John
Dui), and others. The improvements are a
Two-story Frame Weatherboarded
Isom
4 Kitchen, Log Barn, Corn Crib,
and other outbuildings ; a well of never failing
waternear the kitchen door, and a good thriving
• APPLE ORCHARD.
The land is under good fencing s ,and:excellent
'cultivation. AlsO, _
I V- I •
containing 14 Acres, more or less, situate in
ryrone township. Adams county, adjoining
binds of Widow Hokenrode, and others. It is
well covered with Chestnut and ,Black Oak
Timber.
Persons wishing to view the pretnises are
requested to call upon the subscriber, rssiding
In Butler township, or upon Mr. -Abraham
Hornt, residing on the tract first mentioned.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. P. M.. on
said day, when aitendance`will be given and
terms made known by
JONAS -ROTH, Jdner,
By the Court—Eden Norris, Clerk.
August 28, 1851. is
A LOT OF GROUND,
• 'At Public Sale.
IN pursuance of an Order - of - the Orphan's
• Court of Adamti county, the subscriber,
Administrator of JOHN itOTH, -- doceased,
will offer at public sale, on the premises, on
- Saturday. the 30th day qf September next, the
following Reall:iptte of maid deceased, viz :
A. GOT_ OF_GROUND,
containing 8 ACRES, more or leas, situate in
Butler township, Adams county, in the imme
diate vicinity of Middletown, adjoining lands
f Francis I(notise, William Bream, Henry
Hartzell and others. A portion it, in Timber.
The improvements are a - one and a half story
Frame Dwelling',
Frame Stable, with Threshing Floor 8'
attached, Log Shop, and other out•
buildings; an excellent Well of water near
the door, and a first rate young bearing Or
chard. 0:r -Persons wishing to view the
property arts-requested to call upon the sub
scriber, residing In the sametownship, or on
Mrs. Roth ; mailing on the iota
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., On
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by
JACOB EIC HOLTZ, Abler.
By the Court—Eden Norris, Clerk.
August 28, 1854. is
VALUABLE FARMS,
al ;9 U.V 14.1.1"111,
en Ix RE - 1 3 co • c ya a I:ra (CD 11.6:3
AT PUBLIC SALE.
H El Subscribers, Execottirra Of GEORGE
.DEA RDOIIFP, deceased, will offer at
Public Sale. on Friday, the 13th, day of Ucla•
her next, at 10-o'clock, A. M., on the premi
ses, part of the-
ICAITSICAT PAIR,M,
of said.dccensed, situate in Latimore township,
Adauts county, Pa., oil', the State• Road, two
toile erorin ''Petersburg, (Y. S.) adjoining
lands or Henry Lerew,,Jacob Livingstonand
others, containing .
IMO Acres, more Or less,
about 40 acres being good 'Timberland--the
whole under good fencing, and the arable part
in excellent cultivation. Latiniore creek pass
es through one corner of the tract. There is
a Ono• Story DWILLING, a never failing
Spring of Water, and a first rate young bear
ing ORCHARD, on the premises.. The tract
will be offered in one or two parts, as may
best suit purchasers.
Ale°, or the same time and place, will be,or
fered the following_ Tisnber Lands and Town
Lots: •
25 Acres of Good Timber-Land,
more or less, Situate in said Latimore town
ship,-adjoining•lands ofioseph Fickel. Henry
Fickel, Warner Townsend, and others.
8 Acres of Timber-Land,
situate in Dickinson township, Cumberland
county, adjoining lands of Jacob Sipe, Fran
cis Coulson, and others: •
THREE TOWN LOTS,.
situate in the town of Petersburg, (V". 5.,)
near the West end, and bordering on the Car
lisle Turnpike. The lots are well calculated
for building purposes, and one of them has a
never failing-Spring of Water upon it.
Also, on Saturday, the 14th of October next,
a! 1 o'clock, P. M., on the premises, will be,
offered,
sitnate - in Huntington township, Adams coun•
ty, one mile from Heidlersburg, on the old
Carlisle road, adjoining lands of Peter Miller,
Michael Fissel, John Bolen and others, con
taining
75 Acres, more or less,
with good proportions of Timberand Meadow.
A considerable part has been limed. The
itnprovements fife a Anneft.
TWO STORY LOG
orm l Al)
" it •
A Good Barn and Sheds,
an excellent Young Orchard., and a never-fail.
in: Well of Water near the door.
'Persons wishing to view the property, are
requested to.cail upon the first named fixecu
tor, residing in Huntington township, two
miles West of Petersburg.
- Attendance given and terms made known by
-• JACOB — A - . - M VERS.
JOHN B. 111'CREAR Y,
Sept. 11, 1854. is Executors.
TO THE PUBLIC.
WE, the undersigned, Hotel keepers in
the Borough of Gettysburg, find it
necessary, in order to sustain ourselves and
enable us to keep up our houses, to raise our
prices, owing to :he large advance on all kinds
of provisions and produce. Otherwise we will
be 6bliged to shut tip our houses. Therefore
we have agreed to publish a-list of our prices,
which the public can see by reference to the
bills, and thus guard against advantage being
taken of thew. g G. W. 'WC LP:ILAN,
H. D. WATTLES,
JOHN L. TATE,
B. SHRIVER.
1854. 3t
ME
. PRoHI-BITIONL
T OFFER myself as a candidate to represent
the ciitt sof Ada .a--county--In-4he-ttest..
LEGISLATURE.. Should : I" receive their
confidence and be °elected, I shall endeavor to
retain their confidence by faithfully represent•
ing them to the best of my ability.
WILLIAM YOUNG.
Monntjoy tp., July 31;1854.
ASSEMBLY.. , •
To the Voters of .h'derms county .
THE. utidersigned,at the earnest solicitation
1 of many, friends, has consented to be a'i
candidate for ASSEMBLY, at the next elec.
tion. Should the Freemen of Adams county
honor me with their confidence, it shall be my
aim to serve them honestly, faithfully and to
the best of my-ability.
Wsi. B. WILSON.
Menallen twp.; Sept 4, 1854.
. ASSEMBLY.
To Me independent Votero_of Adams co.
YIELDING to. the constant importunities
of very many friends, Whigs and Dem.
°crate, 1 hereby announce• myself a candidate
for election to the LEGISLATU RE. indepen•
dent of party considerations. and. respectfully
solicit the support of the Freemen of Adams
cofinty. JOHN C. ELLIS.
Prothonotary.
To Me Voters of Adams county r
"H} undersigned will be a candidate for
Allthe office of PROTHONOTARY, at the
next election, and respectfully solicits your
support. ROBERT MEADS.:
Gettysburg, August 28, 1854.
In the Voters of Adams county,
GRATEFUL for the favors and evidences
of confidence heretofore extended to me
by 14 fellow citizens, and encouraged by nu.
merous solicitations and • friendly assurances,
I ant indueed to announce myself as a Candi
date for the office of _PROTHONOTARY,
pledging myself, if elected, to devote my
best effolts to a faithful end impartial dis
charge of the duties of the office,
JOHN PICKING.
East Berlin, Dee. 1.2, 1853.
To the Independent Priers of-Vtdama co.
VELLO C ITI ZEN 8 ;—The undersigned.
JU -- w - it - t - h - e a - candidate for the office of PRO.
TIIONOTARY, at the next election, subject
to the Ballot llo : ShOttld I be; so fortunate'
as to be elected, 11' pledge myself to discharge
the duties of the office with fidelity and impel...-.
tiality. THOMAS BLOCHER.
Butter twp., April 3, 1854. "
egliter Air !Recorder.
ITHE undersigned will he a candidate for
the Office of - REGtSTER & RECOR
DKR. and pledges himself, if el .cted, to
Tharp the duties of the office lib fidelity
and Jrnpartialiti,
JACOB FIJI. 'EIGER.
Franklin townithip, April 94. 854. _
aike - fnifeperulefttroters a railo a CO.
HA VING been solicited ' b numerous
friends through the county the under
signed respectfully offers himself as an 'lnde
pendent candidate for the office of REGISTER
A N - D R ECORD ER,. at the next ',election...
Should I be so fortunate as to bel l elected, I
pledge myself to discharge the duties in sings
a manner as shall give general satisfaction. •
- .` W. F. W ALTER.
Butler twp., July 10,1854. --. .
Ti my Friends and Fellow Voters If Adams co.
IN accordance with the wishes of numerous
friends., I offer myself as an "Indspendent
Candidate" for the office , of REGISTER
RECORDER of Atlanta county, and respect
fully solicit your votes and influence, at the
next General Election. Should.' be elected,
every exertion on my part shall he made to
evidence my sense of your conftoenc. by a
faithful and Impartial performance-of te du
ties thereof, JOHN L. GUBER/ ATOR.
Conowago top:, August 21, 1:
01113 . 0 TY.
- Ti, the Voters of Marna eounly.
ri ELL() VV , C ITIZEN 8 :—At the solleite•
tion of numercus friends, 1 Offer myself
to your considemtien as a candidate for the
office of SHERIFF. at the neat election.
Should 1 be elected.'it will be my; aim to ac-
knowledge the favor by endeavoring to dis
charge the duties of the office promptly end
with fidelity. HENRY rtiomns..
Stratton township. pee. 19, 1853.
• Felloiv-cilizena of,the county of Adams P
IjIHE undersigied, encouraged by solicita•
lions of 'numerous friends, announces
himself as ,a candidate for • the office of
-WI of FT, at the next election, and teepee!.
fully asks the support of his fatal/ citizens.
If elected, I shall endeavor to discharge the
dillies of the office with fidelity and impartial•
ity. : ISAAC LEEPER.
Cu Berland twp., Jan. 6, 1864.
L LOW errizENs :-At the request of
many friends I again offer myself as, a
candidate for the next SHERIFFALTY bf
AdamM county.
_and pledge . myself, if elect
ed, to discharge the duties of the . office
isfactorily to all. •
DANIEL MINNIGH.
Lattimore twp., Nov. 7, 1853. -
riPHE undersigned, encouraged by the soli&
itations of. numerous friends, announces
himself _as a ` - 'candidate for the - office_ of
SHERIFF at,..the next - election, and respect
fully asks the support of his fellow citizens.
If elected, I' shall endeavor to discharge the
duties of the office with fidelity - and impart%.
Mitt ISAAC NEELY.
kreedom township, Dec. 2t, 1853.
T CONTINUE to be a candidate forSHER.
IFF, and shall submit my claims to the
decision of the people.
SAMUEL E. HALL.
Cumberland to., AugustlB, 1854.
CLERK OF TUE COURTS.
FEL LOW-CITIZENS :—Afthe request of
many friends, I again offer myself as a
candidate tor the next CLERK OF THE
COURTS of Adams county,.and respectfully
solicit your favorable- consideration and stir
port, pledging myself if elected, - :to discharge
the duties of the office with punctuality and
fidelity.
J. J. BALDWIN.
Mountpleasant township, Nor. 14, 1853.
Ceklaa =Era acme Immo 5,
B. M. RHODES,
General Commission Merchant,
122 W. LOMB.9RD Street, Agar Charles,
BALTIMORE,_ MD.
PERUVI AN GUANO, NO. 1., furnished at
the Government-minimum prima 1/1150.00
for the Ton of 2.140 lbs., with a eharge of $l
commission, purchasing and forwarding. The
same rate of commission will prevail, what
ever may be the establithedgovernment price
of the article. .
Mexican Guano furnished at the importer's
price and at the 134R10 LAO ofzommission.
A .ril 10 1854. 1