COMPILER.
Kocßi
FlRK. l —Last eveningobnut half-past eig . ht
• o'clock, the cry of "Fire!" again resounded
through our streets, and on the instant the
t o wn was "lighted up" as though by the
burning of a large building in our midst.—
The fi re Was fo un d however to be some dis
tance from town, and it proved to proceed
from the stabling on property of Mr. dosEmt
WIBLE, occupied by Mr. JA art s Doi,AN. sub
contractor on the Railroad, about two miles
north-east of this place. With the stabling
were consumed five good horses, a cow,
several pigs, a earriap,o, a number Of carts,
and other property of less value. Two
horses escaped, but somewhat injured. The
loss falls heavily - on Mr._l►olati, for whom
there is much sympathy. It is nut known
how the fire originated.
TELLEIL—Mr. J. DuNe C.tasoN, of
LaneastPr, 1 a. been appointed an additional
- fit;ttlitirg. 1 thioni s
recommended as au experienced and highly
cmmpeteut officer. ,
INJUIIEI►.—Oa Monday last, on the first
seetion of the Gettysburg Railroad, near Han
over, an embankment gave way, considerably
injuring One of the workmen engaged beneath
it. It was at first thought he would die from
his injuries, but is now slowly recovering.
HIGH PRICE.—At the .sale of personal
property of Mr. Henry Funk, near Waynes
boro', on Friday week, a team of mules, in
connexion with the wagon and harness, was
knocked off at 51,925.
"MOV.IN`Cr."—.I. genend "knocking clown
:and dragging, out" is expected tu. Come nil: in
this phice on Wednesday next. 4 '_Ul hands"
ought to —be, about," and assist hi "saving
the pieces.".:
tc.„irProf. PJttertiold's Juvenile. Singing
Cass will give a C.lmieert at the Court-house
to-morrow evening. Tickets 1`23 cents—to
be had only of the pupils.
Geographical Enigma.
•
I am composed of 20 lei tcrs.
31v1 19 *)--) I I 22 '27 11 is a town in England.
22 8 17 25, 4_ is _a_ river_in Spain.
8 2+125 9 3 is a river is Soath
15 20 11 1.9 is a river in
;29 13 11 Bis a inounntin. Europe.
4 21 10 7 27 11 17 is a town in N. 4 ersey.
28 23 13 22 24 9 is a - county it) P c ennsyl'a.,
17 10 15 29 4 is a - tountv in t irginia.
•2 8 ;i6 15 19 IL is a county in Kentucky.
2r) 21 IM 11 DI is a river in Europe.
7 10 21; 4 21 10 15 15 is a, mountain in
l'Rro.wo. •
IsS 15 is arm ge of mon ntains in Elti rope.
leis 4 22 27 11 i. a town in Peinr-ylvania.
6 19 13 21 is a town in Maine.
14 15 7 10 18 R is a town in New York.
'1 5 :28 21 IS 8 13 29 4 is a, river in Asia.
19 2(1 2s 15 10 / 1 17 is acountv in tleorgia.
10 24 11 It) 19 11 is a. group of islands in
the Atelite , rattean.
18 :23 0 12 4 27 LI is a county in North
Carolina.
11 '27 18 13 k a -sea in F.,nrope.
l Aly whole is the crowning pqint of Y'tnkee
ingenuity awl perseverance. ALIQUA.
• Acrostical Enigma-
T a.nt ennir:,e,l or 1 4 14.qters.
111 s 1' 9 12 ‘.4 .) is a purgative root.
2 8 13 14 9 is a musical play.
91] 4 is a. plant.
4 10 'l4 9 114 is \Vile no one ought to do.
5 2 12 9 1 is a twee.
i 1 9 14 :1 is ti musical instrument.
7 12 4 13 8 is what every one willtio.
8 14 4 3 7 is an' instroutent used by
Fluters.
9 8 5 12 4 is a fruit.
1 1 1 9 11 is a small horse.
---- Ai 14 4 13 1t) is a color.
12 2 7 4 is what many will do by lotteries.
1:1 4 12 is a shiny !kit.
14 2 7 4 is a flower.
My Will is the name of a young Democrat
of LNI tantpleasant township.
21.6!"'X' An , :wer, to lag week's Enigma—
" The Republican Colii!,il,.r."
Savings Fund Bill.
The following is a correct list of the Com
missioners as it has been in the han , ls of our
Representatives for nearly a month past, to be
embraced in tile act of incorporation when be.
fore the senate, viz : Jacob Mus.telnt-m, Geo.
Throne, Samuel Durboraw, Culp,
Eli Horner, Isaac E. IVierurtn. John Mickley,
John Throne, John Brough, David Mc Con.
aughy,. George Shryock, Andrew Ileintzel
znan, Charles Horner, Henry Thomas, John
Wolford, Edward B. Buehler. George Arnold.
Alexander poser, Joseph J. Smith, David
McCreary, Abel T. Wright.
The first section provides, that the persons
named and "all and every person or persons
hereafter becoming members in the =latter
hereinafter mentioned, shall he and are hereby
created a corporation and body politic, by the
name and style of the Farmers' and Mechan
ics' Savings Institution of Adams County."—
The persons named are, by the, second section,
appointed Commissioners for the sale of the
capital stock, and the persons br.cutuing, Stock
holders are to be the corporators.
The Institution is to be managed by 'thirteen
directors,' chosen annually, and a President,
who way be chosen from amoug their ntim
ber—and other necessary officers.
The capital stock at first is 539,000, with
power to increase it to not exceeding 100 ,-
000. The act not only withholds the power
of issuing notes, but also banking and dis
counting privileges. It is, in must particu
lars, similar to the Chambersburg, Frederick.
Hanover and other Savings Institutions in
neighboring counties. M.
FIRST OF APIUL.—we are un.ler the ne
ce,r,ity of making up a cohsiderable amount
of money by the approa iirt of April,
rind nia,ke the fact thus publie with the hope
that thnse in arrears on our hooks will taKt:
it earnestly to heart. aft-4--aFk—thiml,eive4 the
L - S.—Cobetin & Paxton have just receiv
, ~ .. ....loaf. _icon ..'ver and terw, made known by
te i ey w o uld wish t.) he ill Me IJV r 4-.. ---- -r1;:e IV , - - ed and are. now selling the Spring style
have each -It; got, for the 3 rear term: J•firt JA NI ES fI . NIA fiSHALL,
paper is not printi , ,..l, -a - ithout heavy co•t—it of Silk and Soft Hats, of the best quality.
runnin. , lntat is e!oet.; - ,.__ , 1 for '' vear, , , and J.Vi. ' T `.--101 AS A. 'MARSHALL, China,
IL EENSWARE. glass and Stone
has nearly double I within a 5‘.i , ..- year,—,uol 31;1 ilar!itv 1L,1.1 .I.br,thain IV:tv!n.i. , ht for I vr. March 3 h -- Er , , 111 0 .11 - .1. (I ,
th e neeessity for prim pt . payment on the le,trt 11,iller.—linl-e. Lt:tniel Lit - ittni: I.ll , pftors, ___ - ware—a large assortment aril selling,
.
of patrons is every I:tv inerea , ed. Will riot :Niartin 'F;1.H0.1 , .J .-... , t. El)bert; A , ,,, , ,:0r. lieu- .1 Wh.t/..r my/ fir-iity 0/ - flu. I:0 , w 1./,11. cheap. at . ConEAN & PAx - roN's.
tho,e who owe it , take this hint, and help us r , j). i Si.. - (-',.. 1 , :l -I 1 'l'lle whaling hark 11. Cr a p,. ~f Dartniouth, LADIES, do you want to buy cheap and
!' ..h-y : ..- i pen - Nor-, ,ortra , ~ a , )attg.l,
along with mte - first ~ ,t April ?" 4 . r.• .. Tavl ,x•',• 1 1",11 . . ,,,!:,-)rz.;!:,i n -CI Flpfp,ltz, Masq., was e.to , izelJanintry I r:ttli. arid twenty fashionable 'tubes ? If so. call at
T. , uch as have },!,11 reznlar ill their it .mn i e i - w a i ter, (;,,,,. t,',,,„ 1 , 1 3 ,„,,y ; A u di t ,, rs , seanten were de-t. 1":1‘. (hti.t.:Lin a , nl 0.0: sea- F A EINES f OCRS'.
payinelits, we are :11.1,:n inle)te.l, an.l Lew:q W.lf, f•irael Shank: CiPrk, 11 , 3' try ruin were ,aved en a ran. and ' I U I AM l'::‘.: Gaiters, 8.161,in5, and Sandles
tie;' nee./ not read Las: dui, t.... It i., Ida. iu- ,Ilartzol: Trea l / 4 urer, J, c , .;1) l'enqvl; c,, nsta l,i,;, 4 , rf-,e11 , •(1 an I ..arri.• 1 i , l S. 11.Am/a ily Lilt! Brit- JUA for sale cheap at
tended Ivr LL , ii . 1 iiItINI,MAN & At%iillNUlCUill'S. r
1:s J.0.: , i1, 1ii.:,::,:1r. 4 i:lii strainer Eli ri.41.1d.
o
TOWNSHIP & BOROUGH OFFICERS.
T he elections held in the several Town
!
ships and Boroughs of Aoams county on the
' 20th inst. resulted in the choice of the follow
ing officers. The list, if not entirely correct,
is as nearly so as we can make it :
Gel! y sliurg.—Burgess, John Culp; Town
Council, John Rapp, Henry Comfort; Judge,
David Sweney; Inspectors, Samuel K. Foulk.
James _Mutsu: Assessor, Wm. T. King: School
hrectors, R. McCrearv, John Winebren
, ner, Henry Rupp I year; Constables, John
Barrett, John L. Burns.
• Canibertand.—Justices of the Peace, Joseph
Walker,.loscph Balky; Jadge, David Shriver;
111,1)eetors, George S . pangler,"'Ge urge Kanti;
A ASCSS(W, Jaeoh S. Reamer; Sopervisors,John
Beam, Christian Sh river; School Directors,
I.. aac Leener, John Mat log; Auditor, C. Mc
('lean Currens: Clerk, Jeremiah Biesecker;
Constable, Jacob Kuntz.
Rra'han. —judge, Fleming Gilliland; In
' speotors. Edward Moritz, John 11. Major; As
sessor, Wm. L. Thomas; Si pervisors, John
C,ishinan, Fwlerick ILdtz; School Directors,
John G. Gilhert, John Thomas: Auditor, Wal
ter T. Hoffman: Clerk, Jesse McCreary; Con
stalderti eurge Hartman. -
Franklin.—Justice, .James Linn; Judge,
Istoce — Rte;lnsTectois, E linair - W-S - trchle,
Abraham Scott; Assessor, George Lower, Sr.;
Supervisors, George Arenilt, Charles Shultz;
School Directors, J. ( Weil«!rt, Charles
Mieklev; Auditors, Jacob Cover, Junes K.
Wilson I year: Clerk, Tohias Cover; Treas
urer. Peter Mickley, of D.: Constable, Hamil
ton Sillix.
Jlurrillarrlo .—Justiee, Samuel Senbrool;s:
Judge, in] .s 11. 31arshall: Inspectors, John
Bennet, Jacob Hoke: Assessor, Wm. Reed:
Supervisors., Alexander Benchoof, Wm. Pax
ton; School Directors, Daniel Snyder, .7%loses
Seabrooks, Jacob flank years; Auditor,
Wm. Culp; Clerk, John B. Paxton; Consta
ble. Alexander Benehoof.
Lifierty.—.l edge, Abraham E rise: Inspec
tors, Jehil Flehr, Win. A. Grayst . iii:
Frederick 'Nfellitire; Supervis9rs . , .I:Lomb ver-
ItZer, 311ines O'Brien: I)irectop4,
Janus Bowt>.y, David Eiker, John FloIr: Aud
itor, George A. Krise; Clerk, Julia Eiker;
Constable, John E 21,1.
1 V u. B. Wilson;
Jti Ral/C11741)!II; 111SpeettMs, Samuel Ile -
itt, Andrew Bittin , , , er; .Assessor, Alexander
I). Taylor; S u pervisors, .Jag() Doyle, Michael
Dolrman; Schcol Directors, A. T. Wright,
S 01')111011 Bi'lltler, Auditor, Wm, S. Cart:
clerk, \Vin. A. Elden; Treasurer, Michael
Bender: Constable, Alexander D. Taylor.
Tyroide.-Judge,'Jesse Group; Inspectnr.s,
Solomon Starner, David Day: Assessor., Ozi:e ,
Ferree: Supervisors, Amos Myers, Daniel
Brame; School Directnrs, James A.
John Conrad, David Yoh° I year. John W.
Hill I year: Auditor, John . F. Houck; Clerk,
lsaac lions; Treasurer, Levi Hullinger;, Con,
stable, Wm. Ife , .vitt.
Llantinyton..—Jude.e,..rohn C. Stephens: In
speet(mi, Gibson Flekes, Ifamilton Myers: A i —,
sesspr, George W. \Viet-man:- Supervisors,
Samuel Shelly, Peter IL Smith; Sehonl Di
re;-tors. 13enjainin Gardner. J seph A. W ler
man; ...k.u , litors, Sebastian Stitzed, Cyrus IL
Beaks; JAcob lloops; Treasurer,
Jaz:oh A. Gardner: Constable, Leonard le-
Elwee,
For the ,po topiler
I,oi:nore.—J:itlge, Isaac 1). Worle, - : 'ln
spectors,•Jonn .A. Ziegler, Conrad .E. 'Myers;
Assessor, Allen llobinette; Supervisors, J Jhn
Ilarbolt. Iloward Hikes; School Dire , tors.
Jacob Griest, David B. ',crew: Auditor. J 'sse
('oak: Clerk, Albert J. Gardner; Constable,
Peter F. Smith.
lleWilit:l•—Justioe,:ll.C.ll}aus'er:Judge, Sin
~lt:L ill
EieholPh; Inspectors, George Iloude
s• hell, Jacob IVhcler: Asses , or,Sanittel March:
SuPervisors.Davitl Deard-rlLAbraltan Cllr
School Direetors, J din Similson,
S. 1111(lehrond: Auditor. J .1111 tiosserman, of
J.: Clerk, Samuel Eichler+. Treasurer. Win.
l'cardortr; Constable, Philip Iles.;. School
Directors for liampton district, David M. C.
i White ; Singleton Eich.dtz.
/fq ta /Nit. dge.i ;eorge King; I n ,,,,pectors;
,
„
Georce. Levi Guise; A.,sessor, slainuel
Adwine; Supervi-ols, John Snyder, Daniel
Directors, David No‘vermicr,
Bernard Ilddehrand: Auditor, (;.3,il';l:e Bako7:
(lurk, A. Stoner; Constable, S Hoover.
s- Sla4le; Inspectors.
Jaw's Devine, Leo .1. S!aillr, .is,e.:sor, Chris-
Zinn; Supervisors, George \V. Lilly, I cic
Kelrer; S'ebool Directors, Francis Mar-
Joseph. St ,u , ll Audito , , J. E. Smith:
Dr..). W. Itendrix; Constable, Win.
W
18./wick Tirp.—Jitilgr% Samuel B•o'wn: In
, niiel Felix, Alexander Harman ;
A....essor; .1-din Elder: Sti;lervisors„ Ai t ia
N• iitnennutd, Jattob llull ; Selo - d Director
f •Juhu Fl ler, •J e"o) 1,1. ‘ Flt
or, in.
Tiit
tulger: Clerk„John Lelly; Constable, William
Y• oung.. ,
./I•wriek. (leorre Wilson: Li--
, spe,•tors, Sdinuel .i.brallam Smith ;
se .,s or , Ifenry Stevens: Sehi d Directors,
Francis AVilliam i;voye, Joseph Graff. -
t„ „, motrglo•.—.lll , lge, Francis Lytle:
tors,lohlt l'raft, John Kin- - ; As•cssor,Sinion
11,1,rnish; Supervis,rs, 'Wdliant Swartz, :Jacob
J. Little: School Directors, Peter Neiderer,
J• osepli J o hn Bohn 2 year, : A w r to r,
' Josenh Dr/ - dlr . Clerk, Francis Kriebt•."ll; Con
!
• stable. A.lop.ius Storni,
If.
Ilenry Sanders; I n-.• 2% ‘ctors, 11c.,r,y .f.
' JiITIV'S Diehl: .A.:•.!•0-.(ir, J:041
Ca-!!Minn: Supervisors, E4hert Eckert. `.till
u,•l !lilt: School Directors. David SlleQring,n.,
Ili !liar 1 I.evingstein: Auditor, dub!' Fclix:
( -L'org ., •.! W. Ilagerntan; Constable,
• J•
acob Noel.
1 .I.rmidioll.—Jadge, Henry Hornier: Inspee
tors, Ndthaniel Lightner, .T ihn As••••,s
-s i, Michael Fins;: Sopervi.ors, I
C•cvnover„ Levi Guldell; School Directors
Poter Ortplorif, Edward Spangler, da,tob Hart-
man 2 years: A.nrl",tor.,,`";amticl B.Miller: Clerk,
John Larimer: Constable, Friterholf.
..I.3l•ers: h.pcctors, ,
Peter G."cenholtz, Andrew Low , : A !
JLtrtiti Steffy: Supervisors, William Ilitta , e,
Bonjamin Landis: S-hool Dire , •tors,
hider, John Duttera: .11Pli- •
tor, Henry -Bather: Clerk.. Jacob 1111111 k: Con
stable. Cilristiall
I ",,,'op.--.ltl,l ,, c..lerernia.b Gitt: In.pe-tors, j
Emanuel Wilgerson, •Lmob Fry:
Williarn Staroer: Supervisors, 1) , .t0r Wolf,
Samuel Ileta•rt: School Directors, Peter L/1:',
Benjamin F'orry: Auditors, Pius Unger, .I•)hit
11.1ker; Cle r k, Conrad Mayen,: Cinstable,
(ie,rge
For the Compiler
[ CO til inunicated
Wm. clia , ers. It is covered with iood Chesnut and
cob Myers; ,1 - 1 .1 4 ,?, Charles Slotto>r: In-r." - Rock Uak Timber.
tqrs, J Crea ,, cr, Sr., Andrew A-7 The land will he shown to_pergons
J Witlitu-snoon ; su , ,ervi , • ,, r', to view the same by Thomas A.•Slarshall, one
J Raker, J ,hii Canninghnin: _lull tor. (Tao. of the undersigned, residing near.
E. Witite; Clerk, J A. Li nu: Constable, 7,7"/. - -Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
J th - 5 - r - rrritiCT2: For School Director!,, Abra- on said day. When attendance will bey
it - Ditviit I 1 , 4 and J •
litport , ' , l fin• t,lr , •' Compiler."
I.ET"Woott's dtglit IlgsrogATtliN —Prof. Wood, the ro
om% fled di , :corerer of the invaltrthlo Ilvdr
continuog to I:itior in behalf of the aftlietvd.,
Ills Inedieint . . are unit orsally admitted by the American
press to be far Kurrinr to all other; , for cani , irig tho hair ou
the heail of the nevd that liait been silvered for wary years,
to grow forth with as much rigor and luxuriance as when
withthe advantages of youth.
There can be no doubt that it IS one of the greatest
cnveries of the medical world. It restures permanently
gray hairto its original color, and makes it a.suato a beau -
Will silky tecture, Mhich has very desirable in all ages
of the world —St. Louis :limning floral& [mar's. tlt
ZioilL A LL DRUGGISTS.
1:1;" A REC . IPI: TIT kr IC lIIINI.Y Erlilt PAILS TO CCRIE A COLD
—Now, Rli a winter, with its burthen of Colds and
Coughs, is with US. wo think a remedy th will relieve
su , h vi,itationA should be highly prized, and all who know
the worth of this remedy, will do art wo do—price it .loubly.
Taken double dose of Dr. Sanfort's Invigorator. and it will
Bite gre.ster relief than an, - other medicine we ever tried,
for we have rarely-to repent the 'l°,o to be entirely free
from Cough. an I as soon as the lunica hare time to throw
olTthe collected matter, the cure ie complete. As a family
medicine, for the care of liowel Dkoage4, Worms., nk7arlgt.•
went of the :Stomach end Liver, we can zecouirtienki it
knowingly,
la' Buehler, Agent for (lettyslittrg; Wm. Berlin,
Hanover ; and I 'bade:4 IL Henry, Abbottstown.
March U. lie
IF,P . TitF: POLICY OF TIM' NI:W . Antns[sTutTuty.-11r.
Buchanrtn, in his inauttnrel ablress on Wednes.hii - , intima
ted elvit Ivoulti be the poiicv of the incoming tulmiui•trn-
-tine Tlttr - 05t - cmiteirradi . itnr - trinc. - N - rat - the - trif, ,
and the new Pre , ,ident intitnate.l th.tt, it wont('
stant etrort tet encourage IttA fellow citizenst to cotootit
their own Intel e•it:, by getting; their garwents At the hroo
.t.one clothing hall of Kockhill & Wilmot, Nos 205 and 207
Che,nut
iijqi . (ei itepoiil3,
Corrected frutu the I:ito.t Haiti more. York S: Hanover papers
B a h inwre-I , Wchly last
. .
Flour, per barrel, ',...'") 6S (ri. 5 75
Wheat, per litrAtel, 1 36 ((l. 1 fr.!
It .\ e, t— co ~
.:, 4
l'eit, “. • fit) 04 6:1
LEE
"
Timothy " "
~
K(.o' Cattle, per lind., 8, 50 ot 11 ;50
11,,;,5, ,. 8 50 (,i, 9 25
't i ny, per ton. 14 thi (, / ,:2() (()
1111;,,kov. pt.!. 'gallon, 20 (a, , 27
Gllallo, 4 1 ) 01'1.1\ ian, leer ton, 62 00
Ilaiairer—Tbuisflay last.
Flour, per ,hi., frunk N‘a g Nins, $5 `)5
Do. •‘ l'rffil l stores. 6 25
"Wheat, her bushel, . 1 25 rii), I 37
DE
( I % fill ,
ME
Clover:eel, "
Timothy,' "
Piaster, per ti m,
J NI'I--I'~l'Nlrll, f,l Nj
Flour, per 1;1,I., from wagons,
DO, " l rnlll sLureS, fi
\Vheat, per bushel, 1 25 cir), 1 :;7
Ilve,` CS'
C )I'll,
MBEI
(. 1 1,,verseed, "
Tinwthy,
Plaster, per ton,
- -
0011tEWA
"r. 14 Y order of the Council of the Borough of
II Gettysburg. a REWARD? of $5OO is Isere_ '
by offered for such infoiniation as shall se
cure the detection and conviction of the per
son or persons. who fired the Barn of Mr.
JOHN HoucK. on the night oflhe 3,nli instant.
JOHN CULP, Baryes.y.
March 30. ,
ExeCutor's Notice.
TOI.INIIEM LER IS EST A YE. .etters tea-,
tatuentary on the estate of John Reinter,
tate of Mountpleasant township. Adams co.,
deceased, having been granted to the under
signed, residing in UKfurd township. he
hereby gives notiCe to all pei•sons indebted to
said estate:to wake iintnedrite;pytnept,. apt
those having claims agairea the , same - 1 - 0 - tp - re"-'
sent them propelly authentieiitedi fur settle
went. Ji)SENI J. SMITH, tLy'r:
1857. Gt.
Procfantalion.
11711EREAS the lion. RonEirr J. PISITEIC,
V President of ille several Courts of Ginn
mon Pleas, in the Comities composing the 19th
Inst l let, and Justice of the Court.: of Over and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery, for the
ttial of all capital and other offenders in the
said distiict, and D.tivio ZIEGLER and Divin
1101zNiat• l'' , -;qrs.. Judges of the Courts of Oyer
and Teminer, and General Jai! Delivery, for
the trial of all capital and other olltoders in the
Coidity of Adams —have issued their precept,
bearing date Our 2.lst day of Jin., to the year
of onr Lord one thtnlSAnd eight hundred and
fifty-six, and to roe directed, for holding a Court
of C oun pOn' Pleas, and General Quarter Ses
slims of the Peace. and General Jail Delivery,
and Court. of Over and Terminer, at Gettys
burg. .1/ , ,,r,' , /?/. _tali,
..NoTier;isirnitu,r GivEN - to all the it.Ntices
of the Peace. the Uorturers and Coustabies
within the said county"ot Adams. that they be
then and there in their 'Holier persons with
their Recoils, Inqui , duons, Examina
tions, and other reinewhraliees, to do tho'e
thins to their 'dikes Anil in that behalf
appertain to he done, ;tll , l also, they who will
Fusel:lite against the pry-oners trial are or shall
be in the Jail of the said Con rty oh Adams, are
to he then and theie to prosecute against them
as shall be just.
ENRY TlitiM.lS, Sferijr.
Sheriff's Office. lietty,shurg,
31alcil 30, 1.i.3.57. 1c j
£tß[ Ji SALE
,Ifoutehiin-Lfind.
PINIE subscribers, Executors of the last will
1 a nd Reit:tine!) I, of Juti N MA IiSHALL, de
ceased, by %trine of authority in said will given
then', will oiler at public sale, upon the -pie
wises, on Sqtaribry, du!, of Apra
n•;.(1,
A Tract olMountain-Land,
belonging to the estate of the sant .John Mar
shall, deceased, situate in lfaniiitont,an town
ship, iolains county, on the fold Springs road,
adjoining lands of Robert McCurdy, Peter
:11 usselman. and James 11 , trshail, and contain
ing in al: 52 Acres, more or less, which has
been surveyed in fire separate Lots, ranging
in quantity from 13 acres 37 perches to 6 acres
‘..)6 perches, and which will be sold in a trolly
or in lots.separately as surveyed. to suit pur-
THE following applications to keep Publid
Houses of entertainment, in the county of
• Adams, have been filed in my office with the
requisite number of signers, and will be'pve
,
seated at the next Court of Quarter Sessions,
on t10 , 20/h defy "1 April pe.rt:
Harvey D. IA tittles, Gettysburg borough.
Benjamin Schriver, ' do. do.
Henry Kohler, Berwick do.
Francis .1. Wilson, do. do.
John Bushey, Conowngo township.
Jeremiah Johns, do. do.
Francis Bream, Cumberland do.
Reuben Sem. Hamiltonban do.
Peter Shively, do. do.
Wm. McLel n Co. do. do.
Peter Lingenfelter, (Jemmy— - do.
Joseph Barker, - do.
David Newcomer,Hatuilton do.
John D. Ilecker: , " ll,outingion do. -
' Mary Li ildelOod, - do. do,
'ElizabethOxford do.
,
Mary ALBrough.Mountpleasant
I John A. Dirks, Reading do.
Jacob. L. Grass, Straban do.
John A. 11. Rether, Butler dn.
,Samuel Sadler, Tyrone do.
Conrad Moul, Latimore do.
('buries Myers. Menullen do. ,
. David Goodyear, Franklin • dn.
J. .1. BALDWIN.
I Qt . 1.17 (M . 5.% kfrll.V.
March 30, 1857. 3t
TOW, Farmers, N 1 echapic•:, and all other cit
izens of the county and the horough,wi th
out distinction of any \ kind. who are disposed
tO pa rticipte in the establishment of a Sa‘ings
Institution for Adams county, nre requested to
meet at Mceoiingliy's Ilall, in the borough of
Gettysburg, on S4//tobvi, I/ 4//i f!/ .
lle.ll. at 111 o'clock, A. M., in order to talo
utensil les to organize such au Institution and
put it in Operation. MANY CITIZENS.
March 30, 557;
43 fry
8 81 9 00
3 ror o p: 3 73
4.1.1 0 LA- tr 1111!) at Gettysburg, in and
'170 " . 4
for th e comity of Adams, on the
1. 2.oth day of Janos ry A. 1). 1857.
17k 1 before David Ziegler and -I)tivill
''' P r I ' . I lorner, Esqs., Associate Judges,
&c., assigned, &c.
- t uotion,lhe Court grant a If 1,1 LE upon the
heirs and -Icgd.l representatives of
JOHN SPA Nt;LEII, late of Berwick town
ship. deceased, to appear at the Orphan's
Court. to he held on 11, ,Irtfritcfity e ! I *wit
i. P. I $.ll, to accept or refuse to accept the
Beal Estate of said deceased, at the valuation
thereof made (by the Sheilif.) or shew cause
why the said ltAial Estate, or any part there,
o f, s h ou ld not he sold, in ease they, or any of
them, should neglect or !close to-take and ac
cept the same.
,Personal notice to be given to widow. heirs,
and legal representati' es. resident within t h e
county, and to those residing out of the comity
by publication in one newspaper, published
in Gettysburg, for. three successive weeks,
and by sendit g n number of said paper lid
dressed to then at,their nearest post olllee.
By the Court :
-J..1. BALDWIN, Clerk.
March 23. 1857. 3w
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WE are just receiving a lot of . 64
Hats, Caps, noots ,S;tShoesly
—of the very late•t; t:prinz styles. and
intend selling at small prolits. Call and see
them befete -purchasing , os ew h ere , R oom .
ber the place, Paxton's old stand, Chambers-
Ipirg street,. .)larch 23.
.kohn mlone &Son,
S 81tret,
ARE now receiving their Spur; linporta
don of Silk & Millinery Goods, con
sisting in part of Fancy. Cap and 'Bonnet
Ribbons and Mantria Ribbons ; Glace
and Plain Nlarceline‘:" and Florences ;
Black Modes ; French and English_ Crapes;
Tarlatatm; Malihe and P,losiost Laces, &c.
Also, a full assortimni. of
.1 in r crl )iIYT
which they offer to the tradeon lavoralde terms.
March 23. 2m •
Cerritan, (HI
t/to
11A DE, Fruit & Ornamental Trees. Shrubs,
►, Plant", &(:., cultivattd ;i11(1 ler side
in quantities Co suit kakis end oiliw's..inelud
ing an extensive and varied .issertivient of all
the di:su•able varivtles of the above, for sal e
wholesale and retail. . L ,':, - / — Catalogues call be
had on application, gratis.
'N. B.—When ridilre‘ised dire et to
Rf s i ng Son - p.-0., Philadelphia. Our Stands
are ill the illarliet, 114:ket .st. below Sixth,
whkre orders are also reeei% ed.
.11areli 23. 6 w •
I WAVE conNtantiv on 11.m , 1 art as.;ortimmit
of Mnekerel. Shad, Ilemilgs,
Beef,. l'ork, lAra, :Shoulder*, 114ais,
Cheese, Rice, &c.
March 23, 1557. ern
To :itriwon% & ; 10 41 1 rer*.
rpm - , undersigned will receive Propoqals for
the Brick and Stone work, and 11 t.i.4ter !rig.
of the Public School House in Gettyslung,
until Sqluidify, ;1 1 ,1.11 -11 Ir. The stone work
by the perch, the brick by Ow thousand, and
plastering by the yard. Plans and spPcitica
dons can be seen by calling on the undersigned.
G EO. & HENRY (2111.1.1TZ.NIAN.
March 23, 1857.
Highest Priers
1 )A1 D for FURS-1M Fox, (for which $1.25
Mink. Muskrat. and Grey
Fox—at C'OBEAN & PAxvis.s.
AN excellent BROOD MARE with foal, and
a good 110 E. Apply to
March 23. SOLOAOS POWERS.
VITA LCING' CANES, fur gentlemen, of va
nous kinds. joist received by
Hr ru , /rtr , tn (c.
EEP DRY.—.I fine assortment of UM
BRELLAS just received and for sale
cheap at , orinq .t• .1 tigh
4: FA - CT.—MONEY - SI, VED by buying
your Hats. Cap;, Boot, and Shoes at
Pi/hp/two, .r•
Tavern Licenses.
A Saving - %lion
'Ott ADAMS muNrr.
t an 003141:1111 7 .‘ ('O4lll,
Dringman & Aughinbaugh,
,`i711., 1, A 111,L1
SVN
NIURSEgtILS AND GARDEN,
J. Palmer &
MARKET STIU;ET I'IIILSGSLPIIIA,
Dealers in Fish: and Pr vision';,
FOR SA ILE.
New Goods—New Firm,
TILE cll It sr-STEM.
EORG E ARN OLD & CO. have just reeeiv
i,f,“ ed from Philadelphia n handsome ii-sm)rt
went of Goods, suitable for the season. Our
stock of
Ready Made Clothing,
and nil Goods in that line, is extensivr. Cheap
Cloths, meres, n shmere tts. Drap Det ate,
Litens, Vestings, Drillings. &c. Call and
bee us. If we cannot please you in a garment
ready-made, we have our Tailors constantly
cutting out and making up. and can make you
a g,arnient upon short notice. and in the very
best manner. Our prices cannot be beat.--
Give us a call. Match 30, '57.
P. S.—l have given Mr. J. C. Gu'mn an in
terest expressly I'ar the purpose of settling up
n•,y old business. I have now been operating
37 years and have never until now determined
to settle up my business generally. Those
therefore who are indebted to me, either by
Bond, Note or Book account, will please call
and pay the same. G EO, ARNOLD.
March 1857. tf
Administrator's Notice.
AC()B HILDEBRAND, Sr's. ESTATE.—
41 Letters of administlation on the estate of
JAcob 1 ld debrand ,sr., late of Reading township,
Adams county, &reused, having been granted
o the ninlers . :!ned. rosiding in II ouilte
township, he hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to said estate to make-im
mediate payment, and those hailing claims
against the same to present them properly au
thenticated fur settlement.
CEA Eti REB ERT,
March 30. 1657. Cit
JUNO RS PO It PRI IL.
o .1( 7. 3:
Tyrone—lames N. Pittenturti, George F.
Eeketirode.
Liliert;v—Lowis Wortz. '
eilitiherland—J;tet,l) •
31ffillitiov— A bralluni (larber.
Oxi'orki--Eli us Slagle.
Gerrimilv--kattte Soil, (lvor!'e Slively.
Vickeq. 11 m ut. Leng.
Union-18(4d) 0. B11.40;01;11., Wm. Slifer.
\i, nnlirn—lErury [arc, Jacob (Troup.
Latimore—lolin Tudor...
Benviok
ihmilloti—i;eor t re
Strallail-IVtn. lilael:, Samuel %V. Trofrtimn.
rreoiloin—Oeorge J. White, Jacob llyers.-
:11ountri.en , mitt-I'eter %Veikert.
Reading—John:l. Al%llllll.
E:\ Tle
Borow.th —Peter Stal!smith, .101111 Winebrett
• MT, it. .1. Stahle, Samuel Joseph
M,artia, Ruhert Col.pean, doltu Rnpp.
llontington—lbraham Ilf .1.
Latinlore—Niolmlaq Elashey, .I:bralinm
ler, Conrad E. Myurs, \Vol. P. Runner,
G(‘or go ultNa l isti‘r, 'Wm. Lear.
Poattiu , , , —Sainuel Deardorfr.
Cuothorland---Troileriek Ilt.rr, John Oyler.
:11,.11ntpl e :Hamt- . -:Aloxataler Abraham
lteever, Andrew Little, Win. Lott.
Str:than—Peter.Maekley.
!laudhalt—David Bollinger.
Union—No*l(4 Geis°ltnea, Charles - Spangler.
Peter Long.
Fidler, of P.
Monotioy—Jo.eplt Alackley, Moses ITartinan,
Barr..
Meoßlleti—Win. 13. IVilsnn, Slaybaugh.
Berwick Lor.—llathow Eiehelberger.
Cot towag)—Saitittel Weikert.
The Get! v.iburg• Railroad
Co pany
I) FS PEC TrULLY calls the attention of
lk , Capitalists and those having money to
invest, to their BONIY - ;, 'now being issued.—
The length of their Itoad,.now under contract.
is lilt miles, the grading and masonry of
whirl' is more than two-thirds finished, and
ra pidly piogre , sing toward completion. Py
a resolution of the Board of Directors, a Mort
pge of the entire road Croft) Hanover to Get
tysburg, and also-of the unfinished work of
the Pennsylvania Exten:,ion, from Gettymburg
to the Maryland line. beyond Waynesboro'.
ill in a few days be executed to GN:ottGE
E-q as Trustee, for the security of
the bond holders.
Hord.; will be issued in 811111 S of $lOO
and ;- ; 500 each, hearing; 6 per cent. interest.
with coupons attached, payable setni.annnally.
They mai:Only will foim a very safe and desi
rable investment, AS the Bonds will be free
and yield hue; est - payableseini
ammally. ikt. 6 per cent. per annum. Perhons
wishing to subscribe fur them, can do so by
eallin4 on the President, Secretary or Trett,in
rer of tlw Company, or any of its Managers,
with any of. whom they will find the condi
tions McCURDY, P rexideul.
I). VID.WI 1.1.s„ 1 / 4 , ', , rg.
JN) 11. MC( 1.1'.1,LA N, I r rtiaNilrer.
nareh 16, 1857.
Cro..g'Aicter'm •Nof ice.
VOTICE is hereby given to nll Legatees and
1 other persons concerned. that the tlifurin
i,f,w/,',/, hereinafter mentioned will
lie presented at the Orphan's Court of Adams
county, for eolith illation and allowance, on
2 0 111 of April ',vv.!, viz.:
(These are n portion of - those to he presented.)
3(1. The first no!onnt of William Myers.
Andrew ,11)•er, and Adam Myers, Executors
of Philip Nlyers. deceased.
2:it. The first and final account of Joseph
A. fleagy, Administrator of the estate of S,ant
ttel lirowrev. deceased.
234. The tirst account of Bohett Bleakney.
Adofiniitrator with the will annexed of Han
nah Weakley aryl Margaret Bleakley, deceas
ed. (Juiat usta tri Keg. )
WM. F. WALTER, Register,
Per DANIEL PLANK, Deplity.
Regigter's (Mee. tlettyslairg.
March 23, 1857. td
Vic World's Urt'al Exhihilion PPize Medal!
AWA.RDED TO C. MEYEIt,
For his Two Pianos, London, Oct 16, 1851.
MEYER respectfully informs his friends
`GJ• and the public generally, that he has
'constantly on hand PIANOS equal to those
for Ohich he received the Prize 14Iedal in Lou
don, in 1851.
All orders. promptly atte.nde(Lto. and great
care taken in the selection and packing of the
same. trYHe has received during the last 15 t
years. more Medals than any other maker. front I
N211.1.34%1•91VMS••••=••••1•••••••=••• ••••••=4•mmo •
, 4 . • • thin ivin-,kers, grey- eyes, standing about
at Boston, and Pretniums at New York and feet S 4 inches, and somewhat inclined to t. , .r•
Baltimore. i. !i eucy. - March 23. 1857.
‘Varerooms removed from 52 S. Fourth to No. . -
180 ARCH street, below Eighth, south side, "i MAYS ON 11.1\D.—Silk and Soft II:11-;
Philadelphia.. f of every description, and for sale eilc.l ; „
M-trch 16, 1857. 3m at BaING3tAls; & AtTuntxrlll7i;tl‘;;
- - -- --- - - -- - -- -
II 1. VANA Oranges, of delicious F ORczE amt BUGGY for gale. 1:1( :t'.e ,
~-,,
9 000 flavor. For sale at i t ir.oai;r: P . - 114 m, t , ' runt-. •
EIiNEY ,c,- IMO ,
Fancy Grocery and Confectionery store, rrutuNks, Carpet Barn 4 and limb
4!" e11*“:..'
York, Dec. 15, '5B. GT %Crest Market st. _l_ sale at COBEAN &PA o.\ NT.
Latest Arrival!
Another Large Stock ef New (11)(4181—C1,H
C !wiper, Cheape4 !
I A COBS 4: BRO. hare jest TE (Tilted n• :le
• city, a large lot of New Goods—Cif: f ,
Cassimeres, Vest lops, fir. &c. .
IV 114:11 they are prepared. to sell cheaper sl t,
ever. Step in and look at their assort nit I. t.
You will find the newest styles of g00d5—,,,..
well as the latest FaShions for garments.
The Tailoring branch attended to, as here
tofore. Good work and warranted .to fit !
Gettysburg, March 16, 1857.
GETTYSBURG
Female Seini nary.
PTME Summer Session of this institution Fill
commence on the first Monday of
_Awl ,
(April 6th.) o:7For Circulars and other ii
formation, apply at the residence of Rev. D.
EysTim, West Middle street, Gettysburg.
ISlarch 16, 1857. 3w
i editor's Notice.
frIIE undersigned, Auditor, appointed by 0
Court. of-Gointnon Pleas of Ada ins rumen
to make distribution amongst the creditoi•N ,•1
the fund in the hands of MICHAEL REELS. As.
sisnee of 31n,ita.t, •OvEttnAmat and • Wifp,
hereby g;res notize that he will sit to di , -
nuge 1110 duties of-ti s-a ppointureti
office, in" Gettysburg. on Toembig, lia• 1;
dm / ( ! jr /1,-4, at 10 o'clock, A. M., - w hi n
and where all persons interested may atieo.i
if they see fit. E. B. BUEHLER,
March IC. 1857. Auditor.
Administrator's Notice.
A BRA HAM KITCHEN'S ESTATE. —Let
.1 1 ters of administration on the estnte
Abraham Kitchen, late of Reading twp, Adams
co., deceased having been granted to the un
dersigned, residing in Hamilton township. Le
herehy gives notice to all persons indebted 1.,
said estitte to make immediate payment, a n.i
those having claims Against the same to Ink -
sent them .properly authenticated for s e ,,
anent. MARTIN GETZ, Adner.
March 16, 1857. 6t
Administrator's Notice,
ACOI3 BOHLITZ'S ESTATE.—Letterc ttf
• hninistrat on the estate of ,J:tcit't
ItobHt i.. lute of Monntjoy township, Adams ea, ,
deceased, having been granted to the ander.
signed. residing in the same township.
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
said estato . to make immediate payment, scent
those having claims against the same to pit -
sent theta properly authenticated for settlement.
P Ell, BO lALITZ, 414
March 16, 1857. 6t
Executor's Notice.
A 'MARIN I!: PECLIEWS ESTATE.—T,et
ters testamentary on the estate ofCathai we
Pecker, late of Hamilton township, Atiao,.4
county, deceased. having been granted to II e
undersigned, residing irk Paradise townshir.,
York county, he hereby gives not kw, iii
all persons indebted to said estate -to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present chew pto
perly authenticated for settlement. • ,
JACOB INIST, Zrecutt»..
March 16,1857. 6t
Administrator's Notice.
STIIi R. S. : PACE'S ESTATE.—Leti ers
11 of adn►inistration on the estate of Estla.r
S. Pace, (formerly Dobler, of the borough Or
(let tysburg,) lute of the county of McDotamig it.
in the State of Illinois, deceased, having la t n
granted to the. undersigned, residing in Ow
borough of Gettysburg, he hereby gives ninico
to all persons indebted to said estate In
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present tl►t• n ►
properly authenticated for settlement. ,
W M .• Ake LEAN, Zhu 'a . .
March ‘j, 184 T. Ot
Administrator's Notice.
TOSIMA MEHL'S ESTATE.—Letters of
t, administration de bonia non with the will
annexed. on the estate of Joshua Biehl, late of
Germany township. Adams County. deceasid,
basing been granted to the undersigned. re•
siding in the borough-4-4;:ettyshu.g, he hers••
by gives notice to all persons indebted 'to rat I
estate to make immediate payment. and those
having claims ;against the same to present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
1Y L McCLEAN, Adner.
March 2. 1857. C;t
Importint Caution
To Druggists & Merchants in General,
711EllEAS, one WILLIAM LEITII, lntv of
the city Of New York. drug broker.
recently been engaged in the nefarious and
unlawful business of-counterfeiting the medi
cines known throughout the world as HOLD , -
WAY'S PILLS and DomovrAY's'Ormtsm.
procured to be printed for him, under false
pretences,and for fraudulent purposes.soo.o.o
o,pies of the book cie pamphlet of direaions
around each box and pot.
i sef whereaB, the counterfeit book or pam
phlet is welt calculated to deceive, being :t
pie simile of the original: except so far as re
gards the water-mark in the paper. viz: '.l-1 , n.-
LowAY, NEW YORK AND LONDON," which rp.
pears
,on every leaf of the genuine document.
but,. dan only be seem by holding the p:.per
between the eye and the light.
And whereas, the aforesaid William Leith.
'having been arrested. and fully charged. en
examination before Justice Conollg, with pro
mMg the printing and tittering of the almve
counterfeits. escaped from the custody of the
officers on the 20th day of December. IMG.,
and is now a jilt/Wee ti•oin iwdice, and is slip
prised to be pursuing his dishonorable and fe
lonious designs elsewhere.
Dart,-,Gisrs of the various cities, towns
and .villages of the. United States are herel.y
CAUTIONED' against dealing with the
foresaid William Leith, for any articles put
porting to be Holloway's Pills and Hollo
way's Ointment, or purchasing any prepara
tions bearing that name from any quarter.
unless the leaves of the pamphlets wramad
around the boxes and pots containing the
same shall bear the words ‘'Hm.tiowAx, Nrt
l'uns.. AND LoNDON," in the form of a watt; -
mark, which water-mark can only be disiitt
guished by . holding up the printed sheet
to the light. All others are COUNT Elt•
FEIT and all persons vending them are liahle
to heavy penalties, and will be prosecuted . 0
conviction by the proprietor of the genii to
preparations, as the only means of guards,::
his own interests and protecting the pt.iiho:
against damage to health and life. from U.
use of deleterious articles, sold under thy
guaranty of his name and reputation.
The said Leith is a Scotchman by hi: .11.
about 35 years of age, of good address, deep
toned voice, florid cont iexion. kola hair and