Star and banner. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1847-1864, May 04, 1849, Image 2

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    .k . tridrivirii iiii. E.alig.—At the THE PAIRDONII4IO POWER.—The State
pity of Modena. in Italy, and about tour. Legislature of New Yorkat its recent ace
tit ileitstotted it, wherever it is dap when-; non. toads
c'
one or two itust4ial amlibtl
a iNty..itirue feet, they come to
ever the workmen arrive at the distaste of :
bed ofd menu to d i e ••4t in selation tO periensi'
is
etialk, which thyy Mire with an edger live i one of which pins - ides thiit a ci:inelati ste t -
•
• fret ilovp. They then withdraw flow the i ment or flite applicAt's +a ettla: Wu' .
pit before the suapir is removed, aid. upon* the grantibg of 'thepardon,:l.o) f n' h
its extrection. the water burs* up; the l olgta! . ~
ey et ittorn
.." the sportii4 with great violence, and quick i the itoveraoc bY.the disttiot
ly tills this new-made well, which contin. the connty in which the crime may be min
ute; fell, and is Wetted neither by rains mated. Section 3 makes, also, a very
nor droug is. But that which is most re- , important and judicious amendment, as
marktbk in this Opciation is the layers of !
earth as we descend. At the depth of 141 full° ".: —
-Notice of such application, unless in
feet.sre fvuul the ruins of au ancient city- i
the opinion of the government, justice re-
Pareststkets,itfoutes, Boors, and dilh-rent !
: quires it to be:dispensed with, shall be pub
pieces of mosaic. Under this is found a
ei4 - lrflittrilMtv. - mide up of vegetables;` "led inellinealteekeillillolsOlellit"
end*, dipronty.sik,feet deep large trees en- and aim in the eeso l litser, printed in or
tireostickas walnut treks, with the wal- nearest the. town in„ ,htbh..4o itil vi t ujon
Mint still 'sticking
,on the stein, and then ! was had i lid, IR -n, qi:cippt,epitt4iiitri
hmieit and briinaniiiit perfect preservation., le'tin PIA
_thi_ P . X . ,, iwl( i iich,f A J PI/4r,
.41- terenty;eight feet deep a soft chalk is ! 111 Re:Rwjirn!',,T_ IPT : API )g?St*ro 1 9 1.0 011:
filund,intagni with a vast quantity or shells, I IIP4MSIri the {hell PRIM , °f l,--
and ibis bed is eleven feet thick. Ui "
this vegetables arc found again with leaves
and branches of trees as before, and thus
alteinately chalk and vegetable earth, to the
depth 01 bikty-three fees. •
FOLD STORF. FOR A Lit'S/AAN4..-.4 rash.,
er singular case of forgery has just occur
red- in New Orleans. A young French
girl, vettri bid recently arrived with het
mother, and' airier from Paris, was report.
ed havu *large !mown nisw!tl on deposit
with,* city banker. She was fair and of
course had many admirers, among theni - a
'verdant'Young merchant, whom she Itifir=
tied.
,On the duy following the marriage
the happy bride-groom deposited with die
banker, a new .for it 0.000, signed by oar .
of . Me wealthiest merchants in the city.—
this'note, which he had received from his
voting and 'beautiful bride, he desired - to
have collected, sad a draft for the saloon(
unaided to.hiln at New York, for which
detitinittion.the happy couple wok their de- .
panure the same evening. The note wa s
not discovered to be a forgery until
ai daya aher they had sailed for the Ninth:
The credulous husband with hie start
spuuseare now enjoying theirltureey, moue
trip at the Nrirth, but the nerve tif,* aG
lair which mustik di
une !ben e 'ample,
dike hot;•erill'iorely interrupt theitniatti
moifild Mien. e ..:.; ,
,_,_' : ~
~. ~,roothummisp., ~, . , •
;* ( q, !aYtt , i4Ret-liiiihm, ralallaa Pad a ,
CIPAOSOOP af IksibtoutßutivukuOu
etukjiviwkimtipi9o.uuri Cmak- atmar•
11 8#1 iR, SIM OffiliA r frfi.,J, 4l APnlainte our,
. .
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V i l i "./FIRFTE.I , II4 0 4 4008;lhil 4: 0 01101
134k4fill).Afti°0111440 11 1 f1NF. 168 . 11 4. & o
PNnlifilltrOfeAllAbiktitif moil 1 04sai1
I! 1 40(0 1 , 40 11 , 0144iFie.idi snemet• -
"The only true,pery, insp. ie,,
,Ite .witl
nwiteini , hit- party _because lie deem it,
rightittilieiecpriorildite Ala palely. add
• Nhitifsblift:bassrl/r and boldly to beer
it as. hush a, politician will not hesitats6
tiiribuitiliiiifrien'dii whelk in the wrong ;
vn d • ril'ilbing-str ha More approves his fi
dal ity 'than the , distisand sad swerelsiree Who
nsaulhAn. mdse. of telreTY kIAY tliß Ask
, 11 ),!I , ! 114,111 ,4 rr a ir Lurk ."d OPPc'ence , .iikt
user unwise y uiscortginates wits et
pddidii'`'Wdli . are the men ViiiirsiSta a
pitriilwbseelw'pditir.'sgsitist iincrWa ter
ceisiest ettd.An-adeetait)f. seffiesta.titily.
19741 W e
.0,
to t grfiTf agte y a 0 1417 . 20.311.
rt mil,
iii) 'iiiikittitilifeof liattsgiii
the tilightgotsatfewit4ol3lllll rifitititient
and:lenetwielQ tbeadwinssgedblaltrme
4 4104 1 400A1. I.n/Plit:nikulitini-of Fig)oo.-
B wrirt it larejt u tiralf l4l e i i r e o ul" 1 11 ;
r
Whig' rtjdkeitte only beanie hie the
paniyaf i lliti. meth , and the sighs. , la ala'.
tin, to: the midtown.abject of all party ow
lion, lArieltition, r.e4nek4lierernn*, . 10 .0 0111
enlitinxl privepuributetineitivaiive Ow ,
crlifer . iPhieti tan ghee ittienie die pros
ity *COCO:001e ;lied' we'tbdrmeed r ,
censure the action adieus who hams 1
l aWglo#l o6 L. rFferso94 !I" Am WW
1°
whial t ' ! W) b 1 4904.' '
- 'Wantinte tuTthiontwat, siagrohii
ease xicalphyale lie minted. in one of du-
Frain* . ?apish. A youth • 04 ., the - sum
of Leilalee paid a riot to ea ,uncle, }ho
farm in 'the neighborhootraf
Havre:- 'This Taw aecepfed small and ,
ilty.eentilaied apartment. The'nepheol
eight o'clock; in the evening s ' wens Me: bed
in the mom. Boon after the torte Mal
two companion, entered the Mom; and ill
feliao smoking. The youth wis'askep:
AI andeight the vieitore withdrew, and the
uncle went to bed. Laving his hand up
urn his nephew, he found him unnaturally
cold,'inti endeavored to wake him, bat
elthent 'efert. Help was called ; sense
faiat,lindications of lint appeared, and.*
physician directed operations for the re
covery of the patient. All proved vain
the next day he expired. A post martini
eximination was made, and the physician
pronounced that he died of eungeettee of
1110444 i, caused by the respiration of w.
haVCO stroke during sleep.
SoUTH CAROLINA PlitrAltlNO Vat 'A
"Clasta."-.South Caroline is something
like the newa from abroad, which of late
represents all parts of Europe as ripe for
revolution. South Carolina never goes so
far as to perpetrate a revolution. but she is
always big with a "crisis." Her period
moot be , near, for we see that the political
doctors have been holding a consultation,
the, result of whirl, is that the blessings of
the "peculiar institution" must be extended
to the, new territories. To prevent the
free 4 5 1 tates Interposing a veto, they have
formed "Committees of Safety and Cor-i
respondence" throughout the Common
wealth. • The local committees of the dif• l
ferqnt districts are to meet in State Con-1
vention at the Capital on the first Monday
to May 'for the purpose of perfecting a
thntenVlvortzmuxation toeommunieate their
designs'. Some of the South Carolina pa
pers slate that the'' meditate no proposals
of dimintereourse with the North. We
opiity thin there Will be long and serious
meditation upoiS such proposals before they
are adopted.
DP SlirsTEß.—The pity in
the esti* of Shuster. alias Hand, at Wash
ington, chariwel with stealing the govern
'neat )014140 om the Patent otlic6, return
-441 i yenlict Of guilty on Saturday evening,
eller beilligeit , Afty-two hours. Mr. Rad
one of the counsel far the secuse . d.
eattied tit he entered, a .nlivtion fur arrest of
Jullgaiest, and fur a new trial. No sen
tence,theeefivre,'Was limnoutieed by the;
roofs. The tontine will he argued on Moo-I
*tar het, to which tiro* the court has i
jtstrieed,
IYaie
4s Me getwer4taftyraate. As we
eve on tawerlis age, helheste mtr health.
war haste.lestr feouttitt., ar itteasth sail
.4114 fitallttft
&Plainer 4orilf eltlilicti+ 4 4tatifir thie
head the Nese Fork Pst4ll4 elsoilhe
• .. •
.
being vety toed iritideart
“A yelanglidi bribis ei v , ;AO Is
gird ind eke stroeilt be united irrital‘'
lam sm. elf Nepalis 'hied the Marinas'.
Utnirthma elgailta, 414 Duaini
men, /birtfif:o*Pult4/0?Aue011Y
with mum enmeshes. cif wanner on nide,
&nate* lealifitetionk bit
dr anilevrlie*elbabluded by anklet the'
fallewierepeetimpa; ' .Y,
" *F a an y • one !if /m) Oinks- 1 4Y",
tainkor him who Yrlllsta tarpaulin hills a
bane jacket, k pair '
orArnesell made of
duet-is-inAnti' ygnie who cities
*VA fordne-pairnailoil
•A ;Ma girt, *Mut of i 4 lolog 11 40
who arasautipg by her, ispeediately jump.
ed ap j , and leaking archly at her lifter,
said; in a tone tut enough for' every enc
to hear
~ 01resie ai, 'Beek' done
Thahudianoe were eon ruined with laugh-
F, the, !cloister bit his and richt
dal the serriee• by requesting ibe tonere
igition'to unite with hint in prayer."
P.IIR 4 WP E• 1 44 11 Yll.-.1 7 40? editor ,ofa coun
uy paper,. *peaking of au: profile of France
tit' 'a brinutifat Munn:ding. leader t
44 1Nbarthe - Provisional . Olveinnwnt pro
dmilabarivg aliases that they should
nutec ggairt want either world. or high we.
IPlPifhcal aCtually believed.it.' W;
dioeighethis'ilither strong, and'a little un
rebottled, when the asst week's paper
ventilated. the following : • “Ereaftnn.-.-
For,tthent asses.' in our Jost, road qht•
winsints c '' However,
.there is a deal of
raffle truth leapt up in a bit abed grain
met • sometimes.. For ourselves, we de
eidedkr prefer "theft asses."—Punch. ,
'Comm-non or Mortesc.—Courad Vint
ner, iodkmd- for the murder ol Mrs. Coop
xi, in Baltimore County, Md.' was con
victed of-Murder in the First Degree, in
the Court held in Baltimore for said Coon-
ty, on Baumlay lasi, The Jury only de
liberated half an hour. Paul Kunkle,
rhaved With the same offence--rho re
sidua =divas arrested here a few months
ago--as at coafederate of Vintner, was al
so tried at the present term of Baltimore
dainty Conk, and acquitted.
Am' Hosear•Cearzastort.The, Lan.
eruderimpa Locefoeo paper of .the most
elsraMtboal. ebnillailB the' following very
(*mild admission respecting the condition
efile-putr:
ai The desperado , party requires purge
:..rbe, flt a. Ina ouch rouenuees and
'ecorrottier ,witkin ft has blinked at
'deViations *tint ;Kilian-el rectitude in - long
the flfr seem to think these deviations
eiseeniodities. There is no security from
stouninsinetien other duns by .lopping off
:the dimmed members, and let that be done
.pun ontreptte_ily,`!_
k WIEDDRIO Jarr.—The Cincinnati
Dispatob gives an amoral of a wedding in
jail; the ;lattice being a young man. con
fined foray offence which will, upon proof
send to the penitCatiary—the other,
a rineg-giril. • his betrothed, who insisted
'epee musrding her felon lover. She per.
'signed against all uppoilitioe. procured the
license herself, and taking a magistrate
with her, went Witte jilk snit ariii united
iht the holy bonds of Wedlock which the
liw• . inniatitoon sever.
Steam Binrataxici lloster.-Di. Whit
mire. is the J West. Mid. and Supt.
JaFrnii, lux ,Japusay. raroonnends the
deptare cif ;dui°e as a core for the, bites
.of venothoill ire ptilett in min and' beast,
which holier he has used with mimeos
in Obi bisis of sattleseekes. copper-headsi
'de. it pots as ANN, Pi, the 'welling and
Pin in Awn lweiTn W,siVeen Itoura.. .4 •
paints the bitian part over the whole swai
ns* with ihrei or fear eoiiie of the tincture
Pesos daj, Olisewhii the applicalion when
the serribeit'esteads; whit* it often &es
at the., finaapplittetioa, if made While the
wssood is r1••11.
haw= or t foOotaimon;... - Nraf Mil
ler, midi* r oar Hastisburg. ea Monday ,
Wigs" barib_loMm.4y4,
are,slive ondAt* Yifill• Wait makes
the ease' Ongolar ie. that st her fine can.:
Soemint she is ), to htiti;add'iii het
nomad to three. and *tibia. her thhaldlo
five. making is olitasehihiraoia fooryeansi
and aU
Prearstrurettu Oeme'
The subscriptions to the stools °FA, Pond
sylysnia and Ohio Ilzihntad urnsteedilf
progressing in Pittsburgh, and no.doubt is
entertained that the amount desired to be
obtained from the citizens, which is 11401*
000. will be secured. This will maker op
the $600.090 asked from the Pittsburgh,
community, before the road ran be put, urs.
der contract. The cities of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny hare subscribed .200,000: The
people of Ohio are eager to commerical the
work, and this subscription once tilled up:
we shall expect the road put somierstort.:
tract for the whole distance to gangiel4.
the coming season.
Hon. T. B. Klee, chairman ado oa.
'al committee in Congress, sailed iq,e
Falcon, from Savannah for Chaves. lath"
instance of the proprietere of did MI6&
and Pacific steamships. d Oh*
the recess of Congress, the nikliiithrtiiir
the Isthmus of Panama. and the tinettil
condition of the great thorenghfare to 'SO•
Francisco already isetablished.
Tian
...Srorsa."—lt II stated by ELY
Moats. the Marshal of the United States
for the Soothers District , of the Alois of
New York. in an aSifewil mikk OW
Court of Chafieer3r, Oink innitidiany at
ter Ms appointment to the °tact. he Ms::
posed of it to Mr. Peek for the num of
$16,000. and NM pm mon th It appears,
however. tbat this shameful practice is by
au serum uncommon ! .
Tits trkt 4 Ititiltitll
tik IE T Y/1.1 *6i.
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Fr .
at' inn ai 418 !,
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E'i ' . PALUZU' E
o. .r
u & at fa. mud E. ' •
sq. ' ~ • , . orner Third &
11 ., • streets, ' I de pIN; a • . u. Trauma,
Esq. South•eart corner of Balt isnot* & South its.-
Beitissere.—asuour authorised Agouti' forgousiv
ing Advertisements and Subscription. for “The
Star and Benner," sod collecting and receipting
kir the same.
. .... , ..
1 ir"4.l4A
blosirigiv;plits
dire it
1 1 ,1 041 1 1401il ift. , 4im fPf Sa#4-
ots, to'
I cal snif A oki 'pityme ni
MOO eifelby , ;blc' reqls bit
••4944 woos a' 14.1*••61 rialto. wasp
swig Wisher. A. nom 11, 'loco ,to
ceitnieti4 'Ado Ilk sup.
port, oCtilialiesi
it is baited Um *mir imkrogiatil
aiiittit It QM.
D. 'A. 'BI:7EDLE
- 041Piremlit mooti•a.
The Modica for Bowesb.OlWoo° Towley
law roweled in the elesnea _of
.f i le' entire • Wbid
dant, es vital. it ltitrinifbaan !seen out
. by tits
iaebitoetai *lair notnin
geoni- woutt bliayill allAi vote
ow* Wok %ruin!.
cocain! dot the thlk about no ilipposhloa, o wto
a MN* rhusdeaibrrsd u iei our •PPottinis ib op.
or .by, Alusgsm,. whit
. I k°l ft?".! T?Pifi,1 1 9F a f!illifOrFc4 l -.
I. ...it a lets lwur, . s foil Looofsco ticket was
JClst-sati:4l4,"eita an effoti 'nude to
rally a sufficient numbs, of the daithfor to nit ,
ti sbnsingli The pill, however, wait diteotrend
in.tiwo to WI Iliessinsid, and thi pelts closed with
this' Wow log .rooolc t
Loco/woo. 1
Bowe&
Willie* Mat 105 I William M'Curdy 65
Daniell
H. D. Waiting 56
David Thomas 66
Poet Waited 55
filao. Claritsman 66
David lCeadb4ait 63
Commissioners.
1 Jacob Calif 53
Elias Dogrel 67
11)i rectors.
&lonian' Pl7lWilli 57
H. J. Sianla 641
.
Wm. Wyeotzky 103
John Gilbert 108
Peter Stallletnith 108
David Meaty' . 109
UturittA.ilas L . so
Street ot, Road
9.4lfieirer 104
Arciatrong I
School
F. E. Vanierslocri 103 I
John A. Swops 101 l I
SCIENYIFIC AMERICAN.—The prize of
8100 offered by the conductors of this excellent
paper for the best " Esrey on the Patent Laws,
with saggistions of alferstions end additions for
their improvement," has been awarded to Eo-
KUND 31 A SIN, Egg ,of Washington City. The
Prise Essay is now in course of publication in t'le
"Scientific American,' which is furnished to sub
scriber. st $2 per annum, or $1 for six months.
Address Messrs. Muria & Co , 12.4 Fulton street,
New York.
rrrhe annrsed D 101111 1 ,11.0 paragraph hails
from the pan of Mr. Ritchie, of the Washington
Union, the acknowledged organ of the late Ad
minietration and now the leading paper of the
opposite paity. Its fitleity hi only equalled by its
suleratityt
It 61 useless, however. to4lisguise the
fact any ,longer that Tay loriungs expiring
in this country. All the bladders of the
opposite party cannot keep it afloat, and
all' the eivet of the apothecarries cannot
keep it sweet. Like sour beer, it seta up
on the flQP)achs of the conquerors, and
whetherit fumes or froths at the bung-hole
or leaks at the epile, it is nothing more nor
less than miserable Intern:vas ; and those
who aided at the brewing will he the first,
in our opinion,. to cut it away as valueless
and u , profitable." '
THE NEXT STATE SENATE.—The
Pennsylvania Sleriabc as our reader. are aware, is
composed of thirty...three members, one third of
whom are eksted annually fur the term of three
gears. Of the present members, 20 arc Whigs.
and 13 Locolecos i and of the 1 t whose term of
ottee expirei in October next, 7 are Whigs and
4 Loewe., leaving 18 Whip and 9 Locofucoa
balding over, and requiring the Whigs to elect 4
Senators al dm best election to retain • majority
in the body. Of the eleven districts to elect nest
fin, of which Berke is one, bed three gave Whig
MslofiAoo at the Jast October, electim, and the
&scale mud therefore have a Locvfoco majority,
unless the . Whigs shall tied a Senator in some
ace of the other tliitgeht, In which Whig Strea
tor% were eleetedin 1846, and we believe, Indeed,.
that they can iecceed in Ma* if 'not 'a:l' of the
Whip in which they were then seccessful, if they
war /rut make the effort.
A GOOD LAW.-.411* Legiehiture of New
Tack hes saacted a stringent law in regard to the
Steelobost sad arsidosto, by which life
and r*P e !tic tr. 0,49 9 4 ,1 17 eindnoput4 or &WM
ed. Wherever death remits from ouch occident,
' which bunt u ' precaution miight home pr evented,
,
the persona!' reporientatives of tile &reaed are
entlibratO tearer WIN, railway or ttrainboat pro
prieties damages not eterteding ssooo,'for the
'man of** widow and neat of tin, to be diattibut.
ed Atsitlr•P Own in the proportions toed for the
4 4. 1 0. 1 4tk0n ° liNornii , ProPeacY 0 4 1 atootairo,
The anneenactsmot Terryroperly oubjecto
party of the carriers, rahatiter spot,
ankineer, craidnctor, 'or other ,perion, through'
'whose Wrangiel Set, negleet;iir liefault deaii
hi'. reetiltede to coalitieinent in theliiate priorse
Iwo escsiding tt.rr yien‘ or In' a cosary jail not
001541 115 1, 001W 8 Acar , loS a duo nail- mureediag
#1240, or to both ouch line andimprienammt. • o.
A 7YlF . ,_,._4 Y c i Ri T l77T4§l i d i t rt l k!.. t hftr f ,r l.
Amur reenosas‘ws madam that raturruerr mould
be atkeinled to . its - iesion, iiid that' ariUtt - tbli ii
aotte,`lhe hitiet7 ilie#rpafitinwilf hi tsiltitigi:. Re
ra, >tone ' ' 44 edodi ver deitnictinii la td'apply
, dinar sal Wife ea' Abe neak-Lifihe ago it Alaitt
'a sleuth Aid tortheatini af the poly hviiinectotapliall
ibe PurPoll, oltlgioalls—, ,8141, 4w,bich ' I'm
been, rod ' b,l lb! irS ', r° l l,l l l r, m, ,goo.
se any', and by rubhing l a swab on the neat—after
Inas Lien 4041' Into die spititiiit i:oVrooilte
apatli'y iiootigjiti'
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TPI .., PlffA 4 / uI:I9E . r -Jsfir WATT,
WthettO6bertaitit4l444fainet; it`thit' brit
tonne itata kn'tkei4e . natteitleil if otiootitoi to
thilbetieh, refused lir. Vint wina4iors applies.
done for Tavern lieenee.__4(usine to H omes i n
lit 511,11, where , the Coen itself knew the houses
1p hi ututeetweary or imßroperly kept.
Witt LOOOFOCOISIG.:-Bly M.n.., Ma
ths Aar Liirradurre diddet et New Tedt, int fl
144 0" 3 39D0 W 0 Fir." 4 oT a( P 0304,441, has, 4
ii Rid, pat his principle, into practice and cheat,
ad the govenuariat out of about 112000.
rop o itTr f ,
bura"ltitihisigory Wide 114 WI
AWOL :Joitorliiatbrit *bit *O4E.
Air *boom berwaltoteconiscart
milk. H.J. Miller hex conneekddimmeltVith
lit. sot Jo t 4 pielgiaallon of # 14 ,... W 0 04 ,1 7*
st Littlestoon.
0 111101111 es in Canada---firerlointi
R gait.
- relit fitting Ganda, to
4 . ism on
i lly ailod ,bt t length
'hieti g i clite oil "ri
ro T
g g ug b
p. may
illp Legisfati ill v . • ' mni•
tallied d ' la i
„, by
amt. ~) " d'
ult. wee the signal for an outbreak on the pert of
the Epinal, or Tory, portion of the inhentants.
The Imes ‘11*1,4 enerratirilt;iegdpidly by
the French pcnitals4os
whit
wirre'rfieniielvee the
leading Spirits a mkt -ftunkiii , ind the Iniffith.-
: * p t u t% cent
an jn*t
il talineliatelythOin
A l / 1 -haa*SOLORPO.K.4.4O -
~/titili6,
as intense atolteatent manhated fte, l in Mon.
iiiiiil. 'Eritre Iffiria 'Witt Political' thla - iabli,'Mad
cionninnirtis)tiv4ibirhiti, rening 40'104 *4-
leatvi; at hlgerkliinds,; two miles distant. i. Daring
the night ninth attacked and remised. lhe Per.
Naming Huww l / 4 .w144 wre soloa flre• andi•birrot '
down, with its valuable and extniana, lihrariasi
furniture, paivirpolho. ,
An humans. public meeting was held at which
very strong taiolations were edopted rfinobncing
Lord Elgin and Ms counsellors in the bitterest fan.:
1 1 1 11 refi and &madding hie well by!the' British
Ontarholik, • illie escolleney was subsequently • Ca*
banst.in elem. .., . . •
sy Moniti Palk out On 'Orders, te.,•as
~ The Glorrifner 7 Penerai r *died, iif..Vlon6oll la I ~ - i . . • folitins :
the Amp, tlpinroPoold7 pro Order° for Alla ilrreFLl Officers of Eketton, . ' ill 12/
of
e ,
oat , proMinent rioters, an t l. i dir e mo
,tipil Dan'l M. Stnjrser, Esq., interest, 83 3,1
'
arming nfOle Ffieichpepulition VA a Gitiv,Minent Mrs.
Mary Russell, . 15 00
Andrew Ilehitielnitn. ' •• 10 50
Pollee, ili n inks in"ihe ilignitytndboiti4ofthecicitaiit:
George . •
Three monnivinhlieweeer, genial lib( iti 'iticreilin''
Henr Snope, 4 29 60
! .
ths - nopiiwragait;.whidi inert:doped (pelf next'' y J. Schreiner, Qualifying
Gard a, &c,
.day in renewed ans-of violence allmatedi against
..
G. N . f eto . o G .
y a
or
Arnold,d
r t k ie
d r H N o a s ak e , Naatol, gr,c.,
the (10 "n110..1, nivandolight conflict, occurred
Geii. C. Strickhouser, Bridge,
betwen thlll 'impulsion mai the Government troops
Geo. W. M'Clellan, Expenses
on Saturday. and Sunday nights, in which fire- i
,
arms were used, but no life was loat—tbs troops I THE SCHITYLX*L, CoLutlits.—The col- I : 0 111 0 f
.
fraterrining, apparently, with the mob.' Lord El- tiers in the Schuylkill coal region. on Sat- SOI. Poweirs•Graniin Walks, 4c, 70 85
u n ;e ti r e . eg lios &c e " Reel,
gin returned to Vontreat on Sunday, mo o n e d by urday last, resolved to '
cOhtlime their sus- Nicholas, Weaver, Holding Elec-.
Geotiono, 6 32/
- of coal • Operations, .and 66 more
the military, bat was every s here metro the streets pension
b y l ows , m a'am r e d we er . NW she the b l ob+ coal it is sal k Will be sent to market from 50 00
and was finally forced to leave the sown by way that region until buyers show, a : greet er Police on nights of 3d and 4th July, 16 00
I ofthe Inihtiriv 1 disposition to purchase. , The suspension Mrs. H. Butinger, damages. 600
.
, hits alreadv continued six weeks. The Robt. 'Fate, High Constable, 42 OQ
At lad leec ' unt/ ' the excitement w " ra p idl y Journal, of Saturday la s t predicts a deli. Henry Hughes, Assist. do. 42 00
•
extending throtighout both the Canada., the per). ,
Geo. C S • kb Street A
Road Commissioner,
I oiencv of coal In the and COMIe. CO. . me • miser, an.
ple assembling in large masses, burning in effign -i
quently great suffering next winter.
Doane, of New Jet'. ' John Lutz, fur Work, 86 621
the Governor Garters!, and manifesting in **flout ; .
. Q. Armstrong , do. 130 87
ways their condeinnation of the ministerial pity! FAILVRR.—Bishop
7 31
ceedioge. In„asany places, separ a ti o n fro m th e ! has failed for $250,000. and is said to he ' John Atter, o
r: u ik,a able to pay only a trilling portion of his Ileiiry Ri n e . 14 62/
23 811
mother country and annexation m the
state ,
, ere becoming common themes o f . n .. cu . liabili lies. Most of thi• money ix sari iii (;;,Knit L ee , ~
3 371
i - , hire been sp ent i n hilthlityz churches and Nicholas Hoffman, 14 25
Whin.
I chapels. The fortune of Mrs. Doane, for- W. 11.. Dennerd •• 9 371
I nierly Mrs. Perkins, of Boston. is not in. Peter Luiz, ..
9 37i
yoked to this crash. Her ilirOine is said , M ieliawl 'flay, it 15 581
to be $12,000 per annum. Jo hn Garvin, Hauling, site., 71 50
John Houck, " 758
Jas. A. Thompson, " 51 371
Ileury Welly, at 53 /4 1
Benj. Creag, for work, 1 871
William Little. " 18 00
Hugh M • Glaughlin " 2 811
Geo. W. Sinekhouser, 9 87.}
John Kuhn, . " 13 25
John Mettler, " 4 87,1
Elias Degroft, ' •• 1 00
Conrail Snyder, " 4. ' 1 00
Adam Fattss, •• 0 75
John Brown, Quit Rents. • 16
Jacob Kitzmiller, removing nui
saner,
J 50
Abner Townslev, Stone, 3 311
Samuel M'Creary, " 2 75
Henry Bishop, o 2 87 t h
Ephraim Haneway, " 1 75
A. R. Stevenson, " 821
D. A. Buehler, Printing, 10 00
General 'l'aylor Fire Company, 25 00
Blue Dick . 25 00
Thomas Warren, work, &c., 20 181
Nathan Miles, 64 I
121
Quintin Armstrong, Bridge, 25 00
George 'l'roetle, Plank, &c., 15 18
George Cnednri, work, 10 00
Hamilton Longwell, " 0 00
Andrew Polley, a 28 33
Alexander Frazer, Repairs ditc. to
T. Clock, $ll 50
John Myers, Stone, 1 00
Geo.. Little, Order to open Alley, 2 07
Burgess Arnold, Monies paid out
as fees, 34 07
D. M'Conatighy, Stationery, &c., 150
John Slentz, "Releases. 6 28
Jas. Bowen, tees and Releases, 54 58
John Brown, Releases, 80
Burgess and Council, 30 00
Clerk and Treasurer, 30 00
Balance in hands of J. G. Frey,
Collector,
From Europe.
The steamer Cambria has arrived at Boston
with European dates to the 14th ult. Italy is
still in commotion. Austria has gained a decisive
battle, but the spirit of freedom that spread
throunhoot the Peninsula has not been extinguish
ed. The Pope still hats his court and residence
under the protection of the King of Naples.
The war betateen Austria and Hungary contin
ues with Varied Omits. Latterly the imperialists
have been defeied with consider...b'e slaughter; '
and unless Rini* becomes an active ally eigniiist
the Hungarian Ailey may yet secure their inde
pendence.
Thom is muds suffering in Ireland, especially
Connaught, owing to scarcity of food and want of
employment. fti 401041 of the dituricts the popula
tion has diininht red nearly one half.
France appears-to enjoy politi, al Tranquility—
but the choleri,iiiitaid to be spreading its ravages
among the troupe In the capital.
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN FRANCE.—
Some months ago Monsieur Nene. a Protest int
clergyman, delivered a MUMa of lectures in Paris
which gave offence to some who, takini, the ad
vantage of some trifling informality of the Rever
end gentleman. made complaint to the police,
which resulted in clueing his meetings and the
imposition of a flue. M. Pilatte applied to the
...Mit:ism/of Pubic Instruction and Worship," as
king to be informed what formalities were requi
red previous to the opening of ■ place for public
worship. The following is • translation of the
Minister's reply :
Ehs :—You having called my attention
to the circumstances under which your
rneeting,were closed, and wishing to know
in what way the difficulties may be avoid
ed in future, I reply, that in Art. 7, of the
. f.)onstitution of 1848, an equal liberty of
worship is secured to those who do and to
those who do not acknowledge the forms
of worship recognized by law—the only
difference being, that
thethe former and the
latter do not re:deism e salary of their
ministers from the state. "The right you
claim then is inoontestible, and nothing ,
can oppose, the free exercise of your (unc
tions as minister of the'Goipel." It will
only be necessary to Make known to the
pollee the place, days and hours of your
meeting, so that themeceseary surveillisnce
may be excereisetd. "Fsm,qux,
Minister of Public Instruction and of Worship."
A INVENTION FPS THE LAINE4.-.-The
Scientific America', trays that a New York , lady
ii about to apply for a patent for an loves
which is at once ingewirms, iseeful, and exhibits
Inventive qualities Oleo common kind. It is an
article of domestic thritiftire, Which 'simmers' for
a eradle, a taby-juutper, a labia for the child to al
mime iisellwith its playthingoatid it cantle trans.
Woad Ina moment, from .a cradle to a mat with
castors co tb ,by whick the chibi ran by its own
pnwar, use it as a walking chair, end more it
from place to placealutply.ky pushing it t
. • ;
THE .STATE TREASU.EY.--We under
stand that Gideon J. Ball, Esq., State Treasurer
sheet, and ‘'.,ho entered opi..m' hi. riutiee on tion
daY:htst. 'apiAntoitt Thorium Plieliolson, Esq..
if &nisei milky. 614 clerk ni:Se d , sq.;
of Eaittleounty, has alio restive an lipireittirnent
lin the Treasury Depsnment.i, , ,;‘; , ;
OATHOL It' DIATIOitALCOUNOIL.LLTHe
Nukes al. A comics° Vatusep or the flatholie:Arai4
' blAsopi 4fsl Wills9psocds• ihsiSod
I sne in P a l ti !l)erfl, 4 1 1 ,1MPI?d_P31 pro ,
R",Dr, relMilic!ft of Baltimore, will
,preardests iiimisite. The ArChdin
'esi ‘ittbe
The ifyivoi ) Ititt . ailetk bielfsiris
a6liihintbishepricsin Coilktrnist tv.i. Med
ico. . - it , I
, s
lterthissfees'asai orratr Dieepttra.—
We heard Ma market-house trick, yester
day, which made as stare with admiration.
A gentleman, rather unused to marketing,
purchased a fine looking.'sweet smelling
roll of butter, weighing tune ten podnda,
took it home, cut it in twq, and found to
,his surprise, that he had been dealing in
the,regsctable as wall as, the buttet.line.—
To the depth of about an inch fll round
'was good buitar—all the iest was *asked'
Couilee.
r FOotottmlt.ti Riou,4-7,4 m0c,0 0 11.1 3 4f4t
is!): reinititable songster,' belonging to
Pr'i Mitdhitli. Mut 'tietit'i taught
whisiWit ; coition by tetttleitate oftihito
loin. 2 BA. tutor expoetienotto to woolultint,
"Dan Tooker," tstud."l44 it
ott Raki.t!r—,
Ikon (.11d) /nig.
~„,
. .
MURDER AT BALTIMORE.—An individ•
~,eil
dual n -Gem- .Ca- I, - shot on I
Wed . .in last, Hakim , J .
Price .•ain I. ity, ' itohn." The
, u to ed 4. on oully
#
terms. . 0 d at/ t ay 81, ,at
Wash .H . rly II
,i11111111:1 . g, re a
alight -. hy .. pun tins, w
hours • erwerds, at 'et . abridge's Hotel,in High'
street, Price attempted to provoke Campbell to a
quarrel, but failing in this, he dellhentelY drew a
revolver and shot the latter through the left breast,
causing his death in about half an hour. Price
Wdi subsequently arre s ted and committed to prison
triplinirslo,.chantit f . Hier.
VIRGINIA —The Congressional Election in
61''616114 'Aimet4tai'bi'theiVirhlte,'
who will , pMbetql• hive Nat'l Repre
sentation In the indite Mitadon.' • 114 LW' dole
gal ion stood-9 Loeofacos, to 8 Whigs.
For miniiien'ol a Wit asfilitiure the While
snake a batter show, 'ivies than far a cigar gain
of tloe memhere l which may gi.e then) the Rogge,
rirTho pow of ischotioing
.fmrono (which ore
of opurof "Ways moicoloo) oxclodso moral &mi.
cies intended for tcods7's paper.
„ Motorise .A.exs , Masai —There is an
K,plit tree on the estate ocAir., JoiePk
nig., on Federal: Hill, in the town of
eAwn, suppoied• to be abotit iind' hen:.
died years old, Which measitres thirteen
feet and ,s half in circumference, one Jodi
Iraqi Alte wound. ; . Its branches, cever an
area 4, f about sixty feet ` n diameter. Thie
fs' second only to that in Duxbury, which
is siiteen feet in diameter, a finit , ibitre
the entities of the round, is over one 'bun-
dred. year* olth-anii-bore in. ems year fruit'
which
,wade tea barrels.of cider, in addi
tion to thirty barrels of apples put into the
cellar.--floston Traviller.
1311.1.mts Ft:;;:it generally begins with
yawning. stretching. pool in the hones,
languor, giddiness, a swelling alum. the
region of the stomach, billious vomiting,
and other unpleasant symptoms.
Wrigliris Indian Vegetable Pills are
one one of the best of medicines for the
cure of Fevers. because they purge front
the body those morbid humors which are
the cruise or eve n• malady incident to man.
In eases of fever, from four to eight of
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills should be
taken every night, or, it the symptoms are
violen t, night and . morning. This plan,
if properly carried nut, will, in a short time,
subdue the most violent attack of fever ;
at the same time, the digestive organs will
be restored to a healthy tone, and health
and vigor given to the whole frame.
OP Hewers olcounterfeita: Purchase from the
agents only, one or more of whom w ill he found
in each village and town in the linked States
The genuine is for sale by J. hi. EN
SON, Sole agent for Gettysburg; and Wholesale
it Dr. Wright'a Principal Office, 169 Race Street,
Philadelphia.
STATE OF Tilt THERMOMETER
DIMINO TM PANT TWO WEEK*.
7, A. ar. 2, r. la. 9, P. r.
Friday, April 27, 51 63 52
Saturday, " 28, 48 68 56
Sunday, 29, 49 60 94
Monday, " 30, 44 66 55
Tuesday, May 1,36 f 70 65
Wednesday, 2, 49 62 49
T.Liuniday. ' 3, 5 L 68 51
BALTIMORE MARKET.
TRON till ■aLTIMOIE BUN OF wsatun4T.
FLOUR.--The doter market is firm; sales of
Howard et brands, at $4 15.—whieh u about the
settled price. City Mill. bchl at $4 87. Corn
meal $2 50 ■ s2' 62 Rye dour $2 27.
GRA 1111.-15opply of all kind, off rain light, pet.
cell as follows : red wheat tilt 07 a 51 08 : and
white $1 08 asl 12. White Corn 55 a 56 els ;
yellow 60. fats 251 2s. Rye 65 a 56.
PRO VISIONS.—Nees Pork 511' 00 : sod Primo
$9 12 Dacon—Sides 5a 54 cents; Hams
6a 8 cents. terd 61 in Mils.. and 71 in kegs.
MARRIED,
At Pittsburg, on the 24th inot. by Rev. Francis
Herron, D., Mr. WYLLIANI M. Hansa, &mee
k,: of Oettishurg, and Miss Colinas's M., daugh
ter of John Thaw, of Pittsburg.
Oh 'the uti.'by the Ulrich, Mr. eh cos
N:SIILTS,SOANNI sOYfln• Z. STAINI...-.IIS of
this county.
DIED,
On the 16th inst., Alter Lore, daughter of
Maj..§smael Li,hr, of Franklin township, aged, I
pair, 1 month and 7 days,
•
FOR SALE, at PRIVATE SALE,
Tile House and Lot, •
4.2 VD FIPE .10RES OF
GROUND,
on the Mommarburg : rosch ,recently
pied by _IJAton Jobastmn, an f l aclininOg
lands of Julio Sientz. ,
f.) - •Poi• 'ie I)e' easy ;
call 'on B. H. BEIER LER: Gettysburg.
Possession given immediately.
.May 4049.!-734 , .
CHOICE, SPRING GOODS
ANf RARE BARGAINS!. • •
-D. , OII.DDIA:COFF • .
'TAB just opened a. large 4ad general
aeaortment of 8 E S ON Al 3 L E
COMPRISING NVERY THUM . tsSfRARtII YOR E
Ladies' 'lt Gentlemen's Wear,
which, Wlil'be gold CHEAP, beyond all
precident. He has Prints ed 2 cede,
Muslin 2, Gingham, Lawns, Checks and
Ticking., at a lip. Alan Silks, Liu, LOS
tress, Berages, Orgaiiiii", Or,c..iblikrhor will
a Aim vt or Btu* ci000;
,A,lsp, ' ,
menpfsanalig. PoOls ShOps, ikar.
I IrrPersininigi . okingiebblip Sooth e ioto
la finikatirAmOily. sartopetalailfriatited,
ftlit "el4Ol if ,golo;#4B4.oVelm
fr /16 ' 1 ff
v Sti in *AVVPign a oii,rk.'
. 1 . ,
IUGH AcCOUN S.
r ,
D. C. A HY, Treasunip
fiA /lo
ougirbf ellyaburg, fo ge eitti-
In if 8 0th, 1849. 1
i fitstr j "- *) DR. - Li
,
~,- - 0 4 ..1 .
To . - Igeeived fro —fErer."
Harper, Esq., former Tree-
surer, 82 02
Balance of Duplicate of J. Blentx, 16 12
Q. Armstrong, 18 08
James Bowen, 165 76
t‘ John Brown, 46 88
Borough and Road Tax assessed
for 1848, 1106 25
ti 20.1X1
1:!1!1
Cask fiom 'q,, g, .
for Steno, ' 130
Rfikt, ~
,40,00
" from sakiof oldfire engine.
s Aineld fot'
ceases, fines, &e. •
Babinec due Treasurir
1840. April 30th. The Town Council
' of the Borough of Gettysburg do certify
that they have settled the accounts of D.
MTONAVOHY, TUMORItert of said Borough,
foi the year ending this day—that said ac
counts are correct, and that there is a bal
ance due the Treasurer of Fifteen Cents.
M'CREARY. Pet.
DAN'L M. SMYBER,
T. WARREN,
WM. BOYER.
May 4, 1849.-81
TO ..HOUSE,K Elk: PERS.
FRESH SHAD, HEIAINO, AND
MACKEREL, of very hoe quality,
bare just been opened at s.ry ENSON'S
Also. the beat English Cheeie---old iteh
toned Sugar House Molasses, and Grocer
iea of,all kinds. May 4,1849.
MEE CHANTS' ROTEL.
Fourth Street, betteteeti 'Arch tend Matket,
PHIGADELPHII.
SHE Preprietorship and Menagetrtimt
1
of this well known hotel, (Which te ,
lowed in U. Tory centre of business.)
ha vini ii thip 4,y passed into the hands of
the in scribers, they begstale leave t that,
it Si th 1. ptit'Pose to render If IsbithY or
the liberal, patronage with which" it hid
been, iterdtbflare :sustained, and hope, t by
uurooliAknit FllePtion, tp,tleserre thepa..l
trontige of their friends, who may !jilt the
city on businesi pr pleasure.
" &: 3. ftl'ElßEtfl.,E
Formerly of die Exchange Hotel. /Kuehl, rg.'
May 4. i840.-"lm
To Owners and 'nealert in
Horses. •
WIPW.I.D.you hams, horn:that is /payload
or afflicted With poll evil , grime, humors,
soreS qeirteibone, bruise% of Avidlinge.sot Ssitlf
galled 'treks or shetildenswprocore nee na
directed, a box orPar.s.r. a's , •
NMM:eit : OALVANIt'' Ctißt4l4.,'
and you' will, be stathelediadkortlacirst thecolagl.
.PP l pkti ° n+lVll l .Che ttP 4 , C1 1 "id !)",
use this ince parable g in .ment.
- testi tomtits. idea
, • 'lll • , 1 • • I , t•
P!
P Imisiitos andropriec!t
i23ll•Clisgtaiitt it; P l bllti.', 3 4 Iltroieseng, : N.'y:
AT, / 0 1PIRRAI •Not (, honwror
counties of Yolit and Adiroit also for ludo by
ettenteg; Xi:l4lllVA'
8,19,7-iho
W4NN 1,41 ND,
ep, grass t3kir Slsss
ts, . just; waived as
STE VENMON'S.
Valuable Chestnut and Loci]At
jTltiElt LAND,
! il2) , AT
,1P 111 , 9 0 .113 a a
t
~.i
rt
a , nur
o th o e . ::3 oc is k t
, of „. llf . 7i n „ a „, ,
will a of Public Vendue, on she
premises,
1000=la
TONDEI4 T laiNgi
weottati,MAßlA .-7.1/iii4AOE. in • Adams
county. Ps.., a) the Int 9 , 14 South Moun
tain. The Lida 'is all 'Well c vered with
excelleneflitint 'C%taniii 7 Ziber, inter
milted' With il dab ip T v b ! 4 ?v i tir . Lotif 4
tio 1—
Most of it was ctit ff 110 ,07 00 .traf. PP
and is noSt more VialiiiiMe,44n. tpre, inch
cutting. A part of it has Rock Oak atul
other Timber* it. ft Will be eolki. in
lots of from iti to SO 5ti01tE6,47.4.
ALSO, at Me acme tine awl piece, will
be sold. , .
Seieral t "looses and teCtit,
in the village at the Iltrititee. , Also, phi
FRIA IX 0t 1 441/11)
r s a
...
I attached to it, , with the Weedt
Allo t , ahem / i ~, 7 ' ' '
11,488, 17
1.0
81538 81
35. ACREI.OE-LANII
with the Improilipeeti, At:limns la
J
of Martin Ebert and othen. Any desired
information relative to the'property can he'
had from Col. J. D. Paxton or Wm.
melt, Esq.
1 •00
8 25
50 00
TERMS.:—.One half the purchase mcil
ney on the Ist of April, 1850 ; the osier
half on the Ist of April, 1851, with Owe , *
est and sufficient security. Immediate
possession will be,giren.
THADDEUS STEVENS.
May 4, 1840.—ts
OUT
LOTS FOR SALL
On Wednesday next, the 9th int., et 10
o'clock, Jr. .41. on the premiies,
I WILL sell at publio vemlue 100 sib
cres of first-rate MEADOW and
UPLAND, in the borough of Gettysburg.,
laid out in LOTS of from 5 to 10 and 13
Acres each.
1/so, at the same" time and Act ail! be
sold souls
Town Lots and !louses.
Teatis.—Onedialf the purchase 11101119 r
to be paid on the Ist or April, 1850, artd
the other half on the let of April, 1851,
with interest front the Ist of April, 1849.
Immediate possession to be riven. Where
any portion of it is in Grain, the purcha
ser to have the landlord's share. All tax
es up to the current year to he paid by the
Vendor. T. STEVENS.
NI,Ay 4. 1840.-11
D AliL3ll7
11.1 G !('IL P.V.V EXTII.4CTOR
(TOR ORIGINAL AND ONLY OBINUINE.)
lirR7Y3 AND SCALDS
' r CHALLENGE the world to prove that oil,
ifa genuine Errverrer ha► ever tailed (tunic. its
introduction by me in 18.10,) in one tingle in.
stance to cure the worst !turns and Scales. But
it roust he the genuine article, not the vile awn
re Jea
doff that is flooding the market.
MARK TR% Tars Tarr t
Dailey's Ger nine Extractor, in Burns and
Scalds. affords immediate Mitt, as soon as ap
plied ; it cools and draws out the Are and pain in
a few minutes. Counterfeit Extractors, ho mat
ter by what name or under n hat, title they •p•
pear. when applied. irritate and increase the pavn.
Try all the imitation, that prided% to the aurae
virtues. and the above Tarr will be bond eon
cluai‘e. It does, however, not alone apply to
Buifis and Scalds, but in Cuts, Wounds. Sore
and Ind inied Eyes, and all eases of external and
painful inflammation, the same difference will be
observed
Piles, Brinves, gait Rheiim, Rheumatism Erysip
elas, Eruption, Sore Nipples, Broken
Breast, Chilblains, Fever Sores
Old Sores and Burns,
. •
and all external inthirornatinn, yield middy to
the al l•pawersul, pain subduing, and euratirs
properties of this extraonlinary remedy• Hut
mark, it must be the Grnienr Doak,.
CAUTION.
ru the publie—fleing cognizant of the danger
attending the use of the Cor'irrmsrtrir Errsuir-r.
oas, I distinctly declare thin I will not hold my.
sell responsible for the edicts of any Exttraetor,
unless the same be procured at my own Depot,
4CI Broedway,.Nyar Yost, 235 Chestnut arrest,
Philadelphia, or Thong my aisbotized agent,.
TO THE LADIES.
190 99
*1538 32
. .
dad especially Si Makers mad Regis of FO/N•
ilia.—The great and siebelanlial barmen that may,
be derived, and the pain and suffering that may
be prevented by the genuine Da!ivy% Migind
Pain litractor, (see printed pamphlet, especial
ly the article addressed le Nothers, Ac,) ought to
make It an Wend* of every family. Life 'hell
has, in many ewe, been preserved by a tardy
application of my genuine Extractor. 1 would
therefore caution Mother Never to be without a
box of it on hand. not fora aim& day ; for whom
there are children, accidems will occur. And
whit is of vast' importance, espeCially to sista,
it heals the wounds wittsoel: a wart
LIFE SAVED—AWFUL CASE OF SCALD!
Whearfirld. Niagara Co., N. 1.,1
Febnuity 48, 1948 S
Mr. Dailey,-Dear nit - ?Ibid. my sort, A 5
years of age, was at work in the shingle myrn
factory of L. P. Rose, he had the Misfertutm to'
stip ',WAD inlet a • large vat, weed for .tie; pur
pose of boiling blocks preparatory to cutting.—
The blocks had just been removed from the vie
containing a large 'quantity of bother , witter. l --
Ho tell iorwortl, acuJOitig both hands and arm., ,
all on one side, and ode lig badly and the Mies -
part i ally.• Theiseelds . were so bed on his ems:
and lee, that .most of the flesh ; CaUle OIT witla "pa,
garmenti, and, his life was,despaired of by 1Iptl•
his physicians and '11•• o ds, • ; • • •
-1) 0 10 1 . ' 4 Rilia 44 1 1• 1 14olt will profaners* eerie,
as 'povsible (c+ ..tich wale about sit{ hotter) midi
applied, and which relieved bin, even elf pain.
proyantieg ;inflammation and atarellimr. so& IN a
few days commenced healing hie soma. Thmg
apt Vented a genteel ireprovieseaf, so Moab see
that 1.:4 &erl weeks he ail terborme tolAs Iletbei;
er's house, distaticeakipitc one, milt end a half„ , .
We continued the uul ph he shorn teedl t mall•
about two months,atid We filledlt: ' it' viiii . the
means, under Providence. of . sav jay hisa Wel,' lied ,
we would cheerfully recommend it In el!IIII;per
case*, vii 'i"sulii 'Old HO ithkellti iiiii4 - I, h
sentineling , el respect s I firesimainsdoexi aisi rot'
moat obedient and. nu able servant. lif.i
Abvit tattle . ,
athAtitt4 t a CLARK, - I
•
ili' r. l4 e, theetideisig" ; * 4 4 pers M-ornil ly ,),,i, . :
' begile
theldl faith .tter omit iirMrsiChklltaile,:ltilieve u the
'' .°T, e I IIIIIPPIIt IRONn t i ipq, ovrifiso-+•:. , .. •
Kr.' be n'el, •LcOsaDe wey .1 . .S. Kelm,. Hes
-11 111 Peal., , willi: Eli , IL' Click,Click, L."P'. Bike,
itta AiteMsei Wm. NeManino blairt Jt. Row
Chiltdmins.- - rhe Eat actor has ,eetlls .714, 1 ,1 6
lei sheik . iniiiiiiii,iiilig 'oriniiing Coto; Wounds.
eed , RunetermerVeo Witter. bowl•emAire•algee Me
I r . t Altne4 rniteli, a rted.6 ll o7. Ifs
l.'s Ve ifdeifd Po li t his vedette' Naive.
A. DALLEY,4I3 Broadway, N. Yer4"l
and :13,S Chestnut street, Phi*,
•- •Itit. it , ,•a Invinsitie andTielpiator.
t t.p? 44t14. I#l , ,th ,
eountw o r TO* Ailems • ,11110 Niel& Pay
8/ SUittiLillß,VettyititirsCseSi'D.: WHIM
ett • • tut, MIX .4'
VIERRUMENY. ( 4 0/tIoNt FANCY.
1.7 A wricl4:l4,
by C. 'W EAVER.
OF BXCELLA'IVT
tenrlNTfalinfin,LAWTlP.
'That fresh' and after the passage of this' set,
this State Tiottsuntr be anti is hereby tr.
quirt4,4o4)Ve Ave per eentumtt.of the pui-
ClteetoMotlY ditti oninlienteiLlestiAs
epprepris ted.on ,warraots heretofore grant
edl' Provided, The said ,perehase money
be paid hob the treasury. on or'befori the
Atm q,lll'tt°llolt°6,li hundred 'and
G(ty u47, : th i et 111400 of en et,nr As.
.sembig r iseently,pussed, is poblieheti, ,that
linos in Adams Coesnyorim desire. to
await themselves of If, may
A
pir it. in 14 . 06 hr
-
, Aftionlxl4l,l;-
.
JACOB irOtqf c olo pk ,
• J., 0: mOosuip.frpit
AiritOsisvuou, Clerk.
blpy 4, i 5490,40.. r
NOTICE TO TAX-PATERE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Commissioners will make an abate
ment or FIVE PER CENT. upon all
Sate sod Cotioty Taxes assessed for the
year 1849.andpaid to Collectors on or be
fore the 80th of June next, and Collectors
nee hereby • required to make said abate
ment to sl pammut payingbeforsessid day.
Colleetpi wilt:bo required to Make their
payment to the County Treasurcion
. of
before the 8d day. of July next, otherwtse
they will.met be entitled to any abatement.
It will he the duty of Collectors to call up.
- orrindividnals personally:
A. HBINTZELMAN,
JACOB KINO, Comm'es.
J. O. MORNINGSTAR,
Attest—J. AvutuNeAvan, Clerk.
May 4, 1840'.-3t •
NOTICE.
LETTERS Testamentary on the
- 0 - 4 E
state of JOSEPH BA URGER, late
of Fountaindate, Adams county, Pa., de
ceased, hewing been granted to the itubscri.
bers—Notice a hereby given to all per
sons indebted to said Estate to make pay
„snout without 4lelay, and to those having
claims against the same to present them,
properly authenticated, for settlement.
H. L. BAUGHER,
S. FARNESTOCK,
May 4,1849.-6 t [Executors.
Lena first named Executor resides in Cum
berland township, the latter in Gettysburg.
TO THE LADIES.
IV
E advise, on all to go to see STE
VENSON'S NEW GOODS.—
It is worth a visit, to look at his CALI
COES. Ilia whole assortment is well
selected, and his Goods are not only pret
ty hut cheap. Having been purchased late
in the season, when city merAants were
anxious to sell, they were obtained at re
duced prices. His Cotton Goods are re
markably low. Go, then, to ST VEN
SON'S before you purchase.
May 4, 1849.
ANC Y A RTIC LF,S,Cologne,Soups
I: Bair Oils, Tooth Brushes. Toilet
Brushes, Tooth Powders, Ate., &c., for
a ale hy S. H. BUEHLER
O other medicine has ever been introduced
awU to the public that has met with such un•
paralleled .access, It Dr. SOIL' LICS ONIENTA I.
Its cx l'icta.—having been but six yews before
the public, and the advertising small, compared
with most other medicines, yet th-y have work.
eit their way tato every State in the Union and
Canada.. They have absolutely become the
itiaiidard Medicine of the day. They are purely
tegetabla and so admirably compounded that
when taken in large Mates they speedily Cure
acute diseases, on 1113 strongest Constitution.
such as billions diseases, and when taken in
smal I doaes•they operate like a charm, upon the
moat delicate, nervous female, and have raised
numbers from their beds after all other remedies
had failed. We here refer to but few of the ma
ny miraculous mats effected by the tae of said
Pills.
erupt alffertfota-sArma Woodiof Righted. Jet
lemon Y., was cufent, after she had been
confined to bed 3 years. with Spinal disease and
Ah weal of the Lungs. The bill of her regular
physician (Dr. Johnson, of Cley,) bad amounted
to tdoo. bee Circular.
Srvoltsla and Nervosa Deeffirii.-.-Mrs. Down, of
('lay, N. Y., was cured' of IJlspepsia, Nervous
debility and Scriattdone Affection of the 'lliad,
after she had ham thfi6fted air Months and all
rather inedieines had faffeds ' • ' '
Cough dad E'elsiisimptfom Cured—Wm. Bendy,
of Pickering, C. W, wss cured eta seem* Cough
atter ho had bean .confined to WOO for • long
time,. and was given up by his physicist's' lie
had used roast of the Cough Medicines Of the
ley, and was supposed, by hip friends. and physi
cians% to bi is the Met stages of Consumption
Zmitqrsia....A. H. F. Ormsby; of Syracuse, N.
.was. ;emend of Prepepaia. ea serer. as not to
be able to,worst for two, yeats,
W m mai l , et Green utak, Conn., was cured
of a'sevate.9 ,
we Dyspepsia, Costiveness and
Nervieua debility, ?titers standing, after expend
ing large sib.* mosey to' ho purpose. , See
4:irculare.
Jl ripw..-44.041, L. Leuntitrd t dlf Avon,
N• 1.. was itteii4 el a *stare awe of Elleiding
Piles of it heneber of year. standing, Mier wring
a variety of nuedieinet witMut either. •
Mrs. Willissuen, of Bethlehenn, N. Y., was af.
- bated toe thirty', years with disease of the ahem
and stomach, a lewdest& tatheaspille cured but.
Yalta O m img t el illeat(md,Ostwego co., Y •
agreatly benefit* in a case of Aatiltgacod
ffi
diculty ut biektfiirlg,' by ltitt Vire of these pills.
Sarre Caar of Pacl.—John
i tt i on, of Hart.
wick, Otsego ethr ski e eta memo
ortoli or Priest andantino/no comiveness ohms ,Ind
riluft duralNit. Wit, would pet eststr fi en a
ew olhaggfra 111 41 ‘9 04 110 49 0 1414 5 4 1 a g
co "'taint.
AtiolititutiO; ltkPitint; N. Y, Was
cu rifUegti, , ge and genFai
derangement of the digesdkaeltrgeh‘• , He had
been sick for years, and spent hundreds of dollars
..to get, Ptikel: big tolikt /Of* ' and starlitidift
4,4111Vit: ( 1,14 hbrdiZliN PrfuNie4 to take
it V. -•.•
move tie streams in which all
e d r;=lftlgitee 4le
rut , pit lith fir bad
space; For par*tdv.r t z ntfitute ‘
afofiuel4 belled
kit
As t ei lrwedWiltiatis itatihrisiation call.
rd Ofj Sqvartigo ;elm, • be mare to see be
fom y the nanid of AM. L. satttE
Ai co.; kon theritleilditiON&xes. None others
;van be getkiiii.' WFtiVe freCtiferirtheit eeyr Oho
•.%rho is mikingerspididefilittithrbitrYtit dated to
'make use elver name; but aiinteidtthmb have
'Shad• the holinkemetriintitate war boiefilletriOepy
, miteltatilem OeMilkoelet4 ' VAG* the pug.
lic are minded wilioutbey pitches*, 4hay 'ber
.deceived. ,, of "
.o:rfor ode fay BUEHLER, Gettysburg t'
arritiimirilli Rime, Annenberg) .1.-Aulabiugh,
tilmriptenth 4verlll, &intik:din , D. Niel.:
reirintnet,foagt4wat rt. , ft.'lletry, , Ab l bottirtown ;
Jailer ettimiby, Samuel
Littlentwn • Witmore A Stiek, Mummeiburg
.11 , 11riitkeiralf; Fairfield; Abel T. Wright, Bern
riersville• Roily, New Oxford; 'Jame
Cline; Iligrime township; Jehe S. Hollinger,
lieitiliesborgi Wm, Wirt &Co., Hanover Wm.
lianoter.
&Atria's, 407 4, 1619.-01n—(44w)'
11EIPMe_IC7'41115:1111111Pow,
„
f rtHE subecriber tendert his ackfidial
la. eligal anti to the pubiio for the liberal
and ate' .patronage with , witieFmlur -has,
boon 1 ed fora series of year”; *Wee.
i i
specie 4:antionileds 'that . be- his ill
. 3 111. i
acivi ~ at hie : old Ositild!Ott ', i lltli r Pi
Charnbsrolirg, Slicet,,O lorgO,!ilit resin
DRITOS k:up o icutpp, , ,
• ' ,IKtilvfoiliwo.4o...,,:.
ti'aints,Varsiisawuyestuirs
and everi Waile'', attic,loo,l4l4lfy ituqd
to a !)rug stare, 4a, which We invites tbe
attendee, of the publle i lwith.ossuraneas that
- they Wilt , be thrnisbed Iv the aost reitso a -
ible'priqeles. '' ' • • , '
S. n: Blititi.E.R.
Oitlysburt June :2 ' is
,
fifk
COUNTY , T.IIEASUREII
TE undersigr.ed , grateful for the
warm and generous support extend.
ed to him by his , friends tvro year. ago,
again announces himself r candidate for
the office of COUNTY TREASURER
(subject to the action of the Wifig County
Ounvention,) and respectfully solicits the
supilbrtand suffragesuf his fallow•cidzeos
JOHN FAHNESTOCK.
Gettysburg, April 27; 1842..--tc:
COUNTY TREASURER.
MIRE tubscriber respectfully'unnoun
ji_ ces himself to thie. voters of. Adams
county. as a candidate for the office of
COUNTY TREASURER,Asubject to
the action of tile' `Whig County 'Convep
tion,) and would' be thnnkful for the ibp
port of his fellow ciiiietur.
GEO. ARNOLD.
Gettysburg, April 27, 1849.—tc
VDITOIRIS AOTIVE.
THE undersigned, Auditor, appointed
by the Orphans' Court of Adams
county to Make distribution of the Assails
In the hands of ISAAC &ma, Admininie. ,
trator with the will annexed of MARY Don
or. deceased, will attend for that purpose
at the public house of Geo. W. Nl'Clellan,
of Gettysburg, l'a,, on Flidtry the 18th day
In May, A. D. 1849, at 10 o'clock, of which
all persons interested will take notice.
JOEL B. DANNER.
April 27, 1849—td A tual4or.
NOTICE.
• F IIE first and final Account of PETER
Etstmr. Assignee of the estate and
effects of PET IL SHANEFUTEII,
has been filed in the Court of. Common
Pleas of Adams county ; and said Court
has appointed Tuesday the 22d day of
May next, fur the confirmation and allow
ance of said accoont, unless cause to the
contrary be shown.
JOHN PICKING, Prothon'y.
Prothonotit ry 'm (Mee, (h4tyiburg.
April 27, 1849.
NOTICE.
THE first and final aceonnt of Amin-
NV DEARDORFF, Assignee of the estate
and effects of JACOB SIIARRA 11, has
been filed in the Court of Common Pleas
of Adams county ; and said Court has ap
pointed Tuesday Me 22d day of May
am', for the confirmation and allowance of
said account, unless cause to the contrary
be shown.
JOHN PICKING, Prothon'y.
Prothonotary'. Offire, Gritysburg,
April 27, 1849. 5
NOTICE.
'll' HE first and final account of 'Nouse
13LoctirR, Assignee of the estate and
effects of ELI COVER, has been filed in
the Court of Common Pleas of Adams
county ; and said Court has appointed
Tuesday she 22d of May nexl, for the
confirmation and allowance of said account,
unless cause to the contrary be shown.
JOHN PICKING, Prothon'y.
Prothonotary's Office, Gettysburg,
April SU, 1849. 31.•
NOTICE.
RODENT FISHER No. 5, April Term,
1849.
FRANCIS FISHER. 1849,April 18.—The
monies being considered in Court, Rule
granted fur the distribution and appropri
ation thereof nn the third Monday ot
nert--notiee to be given by publica
tion in one newspaper in the Borough of
Gettysburg, (or three weeks successively.
By the Court.
JOHN PICKING, Prothon'y.
Prothonotary's Office, Gettysburg,
Arit 27, 1649. S 3t
11, ICA RDI'S P halma Crister Pomade.
The proprietor of this new and beau
tiful preparation, confidently recommends
it as having no equal in the worW for im
parting a beautiful, soft and glossy appear
ance to the hair, promoting its grow th and
and preventing its falling out. For sale
by KELIJ R KURTZ.
March .30.
airouia' Eagle Tripoli,
FOR cleansing and burnishing all fin
lathed Metalic ,and Glues enrfuces ;
'melt us gold; brass. Britsaium, and
street wares, window, panes, dtc.
This Tripoli is pure. being entirely free
from acids, mica, or calcareous earths, and
therefore altogether superior to the liahan
Tripoli, au much used in Europe. For
sale 14 g j ELLE,R xygrz..
G A I b 1 N eEEDS.-4 trash supply,
warranted growth of 1848, jtuit re.
delved and for Wale by •
) "KELI.ER KURTZ.
PlainCll4llolo.'
SitEt
Salk Can rasa. and getioules,,cotiatant.
ly on hand and for sale at SCHICK'S.
m er olii#o I •-• : :;
frNlTBll l s9ernunt Vegellige'Cijis
INtixiii; ptepared by' r/F...111,
til"iltsti;fiLiihealster4 l Pa.; 'sal ',Of
site M .;
;'“ ; KURTZ,.
4,1141,3111111/L A) XIIIRSIII1T; • •
NAlirt ViillillSQ P. 44.
RANT TAMS. of all kinds, (grafte
in the romp) uan be had of the sub
intiludge'foeyOtiiiehts.'
• : •
• /MA fiaIIitrLEISMAC: ,
la. SCHICK 'has just received ea
law • ° levet strict. of SATIN, which he
will sell' law , . .'Aisb: phln al l figured Crik'
vats iituf listikerelfie64, dl
dere, March '3O.
COMMON , SCHOOLEI,--' 1
Becatiasori bents, Ifiattitentln6:.l
1 9 'x 1 § 4 P•
~fOP/Yfititinfr . #l/4!"ftst WO/.
‘,...,9 l44l4 „, w sp t; .—ln io sit it n ee of the lir
ty-aeounitaeciMttof antet, antided‘Ao Act
for the nigaiation aitationtitntamte of a eye
tiforiof, Etlueation by•Corntbon 8chooll0"
paned the 7th ilisy,of April, 1849, I here;
04401,4 1 9 5 Wit 4 1 034A,* 4404 1 nAsllogi the
amount to oyary, , llietriet in your
upor,„ht eOtlpd; out of te tkon4l Appro.
Pr t jatiou .of 112q0,000, tfir; tho yeer 4sso,
Its
eihibi f i t y; • • • • . 0 ,gt
dintierfend,' /i 8,119
‘Fmnlitin, • t 75 ,07
Freedom, •' • SI 64
Geoi , inany,
Gettysburg,
Hamilton,
Remtlionban,
.Hootingtaa,
Latijnore,
LiMtv,
/4onalien,
Mounijoy,
14 , 1ountpleiusst o
Readiag,
Straban,
Tyleak , .
Union 4
O;fdrd, 88 8S
RespectfullT yours,
I'OWNEMND HAINES;
thrintsneeid'or'Codufion Schools. '
Pursuant to lit'w,.we, the undersigned,
publish the 'forgoing. , , , .
A. MEIN'-ZELMAN,
J A OCPEI 1 0 LIVG;
•
J. d CRNINGST AR,
oehubtlisionienr of Milos Couhty
At - test—J. AttOwsAutiit. , eltrk.
ARUI 1849.-4 t
[ECG IS mars, xovICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Legatees
- 1 - 11 and other persons concerned; that the
Aftlinistration Accounts of the deceased
persons hereinafter [motioned will he pre
sented at the Orphans' Court of Adams
county, for confirmation end allowance, on
Tamlay the 22d (lay of May next :
The first Account. of David 'l'. Sneering
er, Administrator of the estate of Anthony
Freshman. deceased.
The second account of John Shull and
David Shull, Administrators of the estate
of Frederick Shull, deceased.
The fourth and final account of Win.
11. Lon, acting Executor of the last will
and testament of Wilhelutas lloughtelin,
deceased.
The first and final account of Abraham
Krise, Administrator of the estate or Ann
Weaver, deceased.
The first and final account of Abraham
Krise, Administrator de bents non, with
the will annexed, of Jacob Weaver, de
ceased.
The account of Samuel Beard and Ja
cob Ilalleigh, Executors of the last will
and testament of George Beard, deceaied.
The account of S'amuel (Maier, Admin
istrator of the estate of Christiana Hoover,
deee ised
The account of William King, Trustee
for the sale of the Real Estate of James
M'Gaughy, deceased.
The account of Jacob S. Hollinger and
David E Hollinger, Administrator* of the
scoop of Samuel liollia g oi., d oat_
'rile account of Samuel Overholtzer,
Administrator of the estate of Wm. Mum
inert, deceased.
The first and final account of John
Wolford, Administrator of the estate of
John M'llride, deceased.
The first and final account of Martin
Steffy, Administrator of the estate Peter
Steffy, deceased.
The lutetium of Jonas Spangler, Ad.
ministrator of the estate of Jonas Spangler,
deceased.
The second account of Jaoob
Guardian of John Diehl, Lavinia Diehl,
and Daniel Diehl, minor children of Dan
iel Diehl, decant!.
The account of Daniel March and Da
vid March, xecittors of the last will and
testament of David March, deceased.
The first account of Henry Welty,
Administrator of the estate of Robert
Thompson', deceased. • i
The first account of Jacob Myers and
John Myers. Administrators of the estate
of George Myers, jun., deceased.
Whi. W. tIAMEREILY, Register.
Register's Office, Gettysburg, z te
April 27, 1.849.
GETTYSBURG • FEMALE
1 EII JK r.
THIS Institution for the education of
Young Ladies, will be opened mine
7th of Alay, in High Street, Gettysburg,
under the superintendence of Mrs. anti
and Miss WALLACE ; who will give' in
struction in 'all the elementary and higher
branches of an Etiglish attention ; and in
Music, Drawing, Oriental 'Feinting, French
and Fancy-work. •
IFITIMI
English Studies, fora radon of four
months, $4 le $6
Musio, per qr. of eleven weeks; $lO
Drawing, Oriental Teinting, freneh.
and the vaulting kinds of Pettey
wort, as Shell-work, W as-work,
' ' Wotdad.work, ditt. $6
There will be ae examination of the
school et the close of each
Gettyabarg,,*prt) 18, 28.-1 m
'• NOTICE.
•_ . • ,
Letters o f kdministration o W
OR O eitals
Of HANNAH MARIAN ALBERT, decess
cxl, late o.tiotin g op t , t pargibliv, Adams
county, 'having ,bcien,gpol.ed to ;the sub
tieriXyar,, ret4 . lling An Note ,torArlbip, , ,no#ap
is hcrAlky vv . on to ‘ ap, w ; Ito, me.ncicktteti to
said estate, to Take ,payineot without, Ile.
, lay, AA .1 0 thPac'titiviug t 4 preqent
them properlY to i ltbentictited for settlement,
' CYRUS ALBER'l,.Adner.
2 ° it A ' A OE if
° Mr 4, '
' .
I 4 •
f il ittSEl , + g 4 4 4 ' 'or •411:':--,
1
nd•-.4cimpowder,hb- 1, ,r.-I.tr;
paid,' Young l'Hysore, ' and .
B/itek , —of 'the' tptit guiltily, .1 '
1 . 11
kilt rectiVed and for silo it • ~ -
the Drug apd,goki l Store,ok, )
R.
' • lil. kr. tlEft,L*
4pril 1 . 8 ? 1849; . '
br ,
' ,
.c,fofia;
JA..; SOrtitH has just received, per
• latearrival, aslarge and as good an
assortment of. Imdied" and Gentlemen's
Gloves and Hosiery as can be prednced
in G i ettysbuig, , Also isplendid lot o liib
bone and Flowers--all, of which will be
solchm low as they can be Wights's any
other More in toms,
(3aityburg, March 20, 1940
IKW *Mt
PR/CES THAr VelVrT
',Ear
GEORGE
,• A'','t`.' ARI
CIAR,
tb n 1 knob
stansVhse
AM: /Wilt rnFciA l eci ant' in% opening, as
nnlntie eno ',well eeleted e.etort
b k r, °Tared p #leßnblic
it any tune--constetieg of
Dry -Goods' St, lyderies,
ZliZtUi r iblit ( Qathee
oimigivairo IMOILION SIM
LEGHORPLIOMAIW.IALP GIMP
.(0 fli grata Mite , aitc, ,
all of whichAtonst buy pure seed on the
mery:beetrterniskle*Will bt add. prices
to suit the tivneet 2 tile) twill est misrepre-
I heist norrdeeeive yau , , by ; /910 g 'thay.we
Awn , sell.goods,,KTilirsy per to t. cheaper"
than any other , ostablishllleit. ' But we .
will, confine twfiaelvea t thtplain fiats,
and that is. that we will -sell any, and every
ardcls as chospoif not a little camper, than
they van be, bad .44w/there. Our prices
are uniform. .• And we iWsersq all Goods
sold to be as they are ,represetled.
OtrThe Lidice aktentiach particularly,
is 'mated to a large antiwar" handsome se
lection of
97 68
72,116
SU 66
100 Sd
189 81
. 119.72
187 78
. S 9 88
,SUkr, sad Name, 16411001
generally. Please give us a call, examine
ansijedge foi'youisele,ea.
GEORGE ARNOLD.
-April , ll, -
• •
N EW CHEAP
4 Milt - 41 UM
-. 00001 3..
AT FARNESTOCKS' STORE.
AHNESTOCIU-*--SONS preset'
-I their eompliments to their triends
and the public, and would inform them
that they arereceivirik their nasal large and
CHEAP STOCK, ,OF
SPRINOr AND SUMMER
•
60.01,
direct from the eastern' cities, consisting,
IN PART,.OF
Dry Goods, Groceries,
H It Dq% R QUE N SISWR
,F„
BQNNETS. P.91..211 .119 TS, C.ll , 8,
and a full assortment of Orel:) , tiling in their
line, which they offer to the public much
lower titan they coif be purchased else
where in the county.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
ac:'Country produce taken in exchange
for Goods. • •
lI:7'A large let of 'Locust Posts on
hand, which will• be disposed of on -rea
sonable terms.
April 0, 1849.tf
13:=31
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
MILLER & RUPP
HAVE cominenced•tho manufacture of
Clt,llll.N in East York street, in
the room formerly occupied by E. Ziegler,
flatter—where they have .on hand a large
A'SOC{ILFMENT OF THE VERY HEST
• WHOLESALE. AVID
Their stock millraces the fottozning :
REGA LIAS, PRINCIPES, CUBA. PA NEVE
LAs,I.ADIEs,LA NORM AS. UINA MON
AND HALF SPANISH CIGARS;
BDOKINO AND CH EW IND
T01114(11'0,
Q)T EB'l,mattt
SNUF f, , d r , •
Country merelimws told others can be sup
plied with' Cigars at reduced prices, for
Cash. AU orders will be promptly ac
ted to. Determined to spare no efforts
to furnish their customers with the very
beat articles in }heir hue of business, they
hope to until, and receive the I/lir:maga of
At 3 pub!iq.
Gettysburg, April 0, 1840.-oin
THIS is to give notice that the part
hershipi in the practica of: the La*,
heretofore existitithetween the subscriber
atidilt; Esp.; has been
this day, dissoiveil by mutual consent ; and
that all thd tr'rofeitiional businees. in which
the subscriber has been at any time eriga
gedotilher alo#it is' in partivership with
others, has been pieced in - the hands of it.
GAirestmiy, Egg:, to be conducted by
,him to completion. the said subscriber
haying full confidence in,his integrity, and
ability to do so to the satisfeciion of all
concerned.
• • JAMES COOPER.
Aril 3. 1849,-3in
NOTICE.
ETTERS 'retnamentary on the Et
.ll_4 'tate of Amorist Gum, late of Monet
len township, Adams county, Pa., deeeased,
having been granted to thcsubscribers re-
siding in. the said township, they hereby
give donee to all indebted to said Estate
to,rttake payment without delay, and, those
Wihng Claims to prthlent the' sanua
,proper
ly. authenticated or pettlement. , - ,
WILLIAM. GUM,
• • Dsk VID-
April 6, 4849,...Litt• Executors.
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lkit''' 7.. it, L v: . ; 10E11:III , :
2 . r• ;•..;..,./,' .'iiii (4044110* b uilding
. ~, "•,` r . • . •
• ,i . .,,;, : •:
. istne I.,olo„On• , ‘ l htitch. , :m
6 4 - -i4tv,--'4 . •:". 40 40 , 4. 1 '. 60 0r5 , eilf!OM.
.0 . •
.. . ..'. ,,E . :4 ':7 iftll4lll he 'inay allureo
be,
,i , nd r . , i ani4..4llng •to ;• ! , .10
atiYVoirOiltid4 diit inioineirdri ' 3 eil•
tier. Persqnot 4 Ta l c. pf full.se . Wrf teeth
,are resootittly" tnvited to Fall.
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Des_ l : l3 S: ol33l ---Catvi 'ReW.t.P. KliAi , vii,ltit
"',11.• INRRIBRII ! , k 4 ,
. Prot: M. iltoalyi.. • ,ft --
4.i. 'f'arPc''Fft!lff.i.. ... " ' MA+. 111.4u0 0; Si
t . 'i f
" . -I.WII ii iii, 1) 72 .- ." ..$4.1444T0R1F
Rsii: q : L C: Ivi .•p: , . ' .
The 11.ariq“angers,wiapa
, . . .
"radii Jacoh, 7,Cros its's, it Mein'lisp Mkwik ,
ship, on Monday the 7th of May next, at
a t I°. o'sloak. A,As.. • itith .sonsisuil ac9oll.
trementei in corn plats. onier.
JOHN ELCHOLTZ, 0. tai
GARDEN itcI'I.OVVER SEEM or
the best (polity. Jost received and
for sale by 4 5 3. H. BUEHLER. '
MARS,
NOTICE.
A' WORD TO THE WISE.
1 HE revolutions throughou t Euro pe,du
'ring thnyear 148, have been produc
tive of a momentiwyritagnation in the com
merce, of the , world. Many, reports have
relitched ea, that thousands of its merchants
have failed, and a great number of its man
•efsctorice have ;been obliged to suspend
their , operations, ,Jldany have .been look
ing with enenlinuneye tnwards,our hap
py, land; of freedurn, to order ,: ,to save the
'wrecks of their fortunes.
,' Fav,ered by , the
low duties; eifablished, by ,ific govern
ment, _they have been_able "to, meet with ,
a suitabinmerket to dkiratn . 4f they other
wise *esitilkitteibilt. itto lither period
s i" e #l l o°
p F#44nrgTlgl o3l,
t cve meenatopu[upi wit all
sorts of goods. h ence
, good* Ita,ve,
Mined enormOusly t
be•hposed 'that Ate' Will enutiiitie
longer'; tdriatlt Itifdrineil - tik he
news brought m,..tbe !hit
tranquility is riatored and' confidence re
establiehad between 'the Mititins of
'Europe;tand that bintlifess ' Mei "alfintiV
vived---eumteoluehdy; Meet` of niettdrecte
ring goods gnus' and will lila •
Being ednAnnettaf this would in
form my • customer!, apd:Oipll9o 4811-
'entity, that I 'have' Pitt rec eived'
large assortment of /Spring.' '4iiinnY!,r
Wearing ,i7pparel, A tnltini"eiith
usual assortment of Jeteelr , /*key Go9dc.
Pisteli, 0." Mx good's bketi
,pnt
'ehaied Wheit:,:reent 'tire ' lowest acid `
ohoro - oi the
that i 'not `ohly'citt undersell one in
• thiv beighbilrhobd.:—'the'cltielf not except
ed. My stock beltig Vell'selected and of
the best
• materials, it cannot lhll dreping
entire iatiefoetiun to those •w ho' will honor
the with their
My stock of goirls le larod,:eimpititing
of Men's end 'Hoye ' Veining ititnitel; of
all sizes and'qualitles sind , :pnemil Mid my
mind being made up aki'm selling+ cheaper
than the chetiidst, and terms of 'tali will
only be cash end al,only One,pficil
rT I hive also on band k 'a Int of PINE
OIL, of a superior quality , and very cheap.
Also, a VARRLfas'E,. and,' two, second
baud BUGGIES, which I will dispose of
upon reasonable tems.
MARCUS SAMSON.
March 23, . 1840,
G ETTYSiIITRG FOUNDRY
v7I.9ICOLVE ,UOllO.
subscribei respectfu y informs
A his friends and the public generally
that he Still eontinnes to carry en the
FO Ul\ DRY 11U-SINEBP,In its branch.
ea, at his 'old establishment, in the Western
parrot Gettrsburg, xt , here he has ecinstantly
on hand alit 'temper • • 1'
ItlitiPra,2l/10 - -
such ae Kettles, Pots, Ovens,..SkillAso
Pane, Griddles, &c., of all . sizes ; also,
STOVES of every siseAnii, variety,,inelu
ding Cornmon,Parlor,Air-tight anclGoo4-
mg Stoves—among thew ::the farrfsmed
Hailutways.
Partners he would say. ,he has on
hand an excellent assortment of
Threshilig Machin es,
llorey's celebrated Straweutters, the re
nowned Sevier Plewi; also I Weedcoel. r
and VI itherow's ; also Points, Cutters,
Shares. &c.
BLACIiSMITHING is carriod on in
its dillitrOnibiitionets,i,j , Alhe Oimiie•ot r aar.
wen.
t b. The subscriber has also opened a
BOOT & S HOU
Shop in the South end of the
Froiludry Building, where,withgood work
men and excellent materials, the neatest
fits and heat work will be made. 10:7•La
dies will be wailed on at their residence.
All of the above mentioned aiticles will
be furnished us cheap, for Cash or country
Produce, as they eau be had any where
else. All o rders, will be promptly attend
ed to:
pßepairing, of atl'kinda, done at the
ahow.9 notice.
.T, WARREN.
Gettysburg, May b. 1848.
CAUTION I
WIIEREAS snitdryludividuals of late
have been trying to monopolize
and forestall public opinion'; and whereas
the subscriber can at the present„lifoeshew
the largest and best stock of C HAIRS in
this County, therefore be it known to all
persons interested that the 'undersigned
continues to tnenufeeture at the old stand
in South Baltimore Owl, every variety of
316
PLrfIX and Paryt; r
CHAIRS '
which will be Sold on, the most
accommodating terms for Cash or Produce.
My Chairs are made in Gettysburg, and
not in ',Boilers."
liowip and Sign Painting
attended to as formerly ; and from long
practice and experience in business ; the
subscriber feels conildenv thet tie work
will bear the closest inspection,becatise his
workmen, are of the beet diet the country
can' furnish, t
C4RINE7' MIRE, of every variety
and of the beet quality.' will .be tarnished
to Customers, end at all times made to' or ,
der. p#ll kinds or (.;timb4,,pikett at
fair prices : CIIAIRPLA.NK
wanßsdr—somtgihigig, leas thaw "4000" feel
Will itCf. • •
Feeling, thankful' for past favors, the
subscriber hopes,attatittan to business.
still to merit a share's' Ingle favor.
ti
p •Is Rp3ll MongripaiEs.
Gettysburg, Jklarch 9, 18A9,--kr
I l'llollt.
1149,9 1- 4 , 4 1P 1T/ 0 / 0 . 1,,
A LL toieiv.wiphiog wourpty them
selve's %jib. l ikandeetne DRESS
GOODS woill(1 do well. to call at the Store
so IA SC.frI4E;X'AINk eXtrallittftritotkor
G1N9k1A348,,L44 , ,N08,, LIN= MUM*
plain, strifsedand bairbstGambrielliusilfga, '
Alpaeca, antler good, actletelot
•,. , Igkaggoilinwit9 •• „
Btaa 'Clittip Needle vierktd
00146, 01,ittquit'lidee'd''EciAlittot,fi trie
bleached and'
unkjcacti j?cilling, Brown Hot.
e ) 4looveis,bombs,aild many oth
iieirtf4l Mai nuinertMe 10 Mention. ' 1
viofild i theVefore taiai eall to call soon A hd
eitiMialefOh theniselies befrire purchasing
as I feel confident that I can '
plefratrall, both,in ityle and price.
Okitibtirg, March 30, 1849.
CICHOOL BOCWS'AND sTATioN
ERY;ofaII kintla, constantly on hand
and for'tiale, at Ike lowest pricer s at ,the
Sunk and Vtitionery Store of
Dec. 10. S. 11: augnrit.
LIST. OF .RETAILEIIS
CIF GOODS, IVares and Illetchan•
dize, within the County of Adams,
returned and classified by the ondensigned,
'Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes, in accor
dance with the act of April 22d, 1848--for
,the year 1849 :
131ur. Deidett. Amount.
Rorough(f Gettysburg.
9. Samuel Fahnestock & Sons, •25 00
12. George Arnold " 12 60
it Abrithem Arnold. 12 60
13. DOid MiddlecntT, • 10 00
14.''Clobelin (It King, 7 00
14 . ''Jnlin M. Fiteveneod, 7 00
14, tieoltiLittle, 700
14 IYtanctli Santiati; • ' 7 0 0
I*..D4eld Ztegier, '(iittanr) 10'00
•141-Henr3i Sell:' .. • • ' 10 00
14, , Biitntel H. Buehler, 700
14.•••Kelter lfiitrtlii• '7 00
•14...Y.1iniViiincle"Shick; 7'40
Ottnitieiland 'Tr/Una/tip.
14J Jehti'Weilier4 1 00
14.. WM. ReilY '7`oo
• ' tp.
114, Abrahithi itldg.
DaviltUghtilli' • '7'oo
14. Aibbiole Meritlatic r ,, • T
" I. thfingitfryith I
14. Jeote'llOoislt, -111A.Y 'rig 00
'6O
144 Sohn , Berk holar,' ,41 ; '''" /0 'ltt
'" -v ' I' 4 oo
I . 4fAbetil. 'Wright"? 'l' oo
; • • 00
14t , " 11"00
14. "Joh n :9 4 6 10 i • 7 t 00
14A11100.14411tillitjilq Y.4'l 00'
I ; •'`
149 Jacob 00
14. Dovid.Soltkt,''' ~""
14." Josee onabct ;•.:''i l - 'OO
14, , JicotolllMebnin4;" 'Y
14. ChstioirlEt4inglef,' l2 " f p oo
14 SAO 'lgtdAtraugh; f t ' ' l o'4o
14. William weir,• IX/
14. john - Hostiy,!' ' f 'rot,
4. John Rolf, ' • ;': v OO
14. Francis 11111ilebtilhdi ad
14. Abrohs6 1 4 Cnt1,. 'Rd
14. Tliowia J. ClbOper,. '' ' "'" 110
14. Philip Ilion, • " 'l l 6O
14. ! Jiro!) lionote; ltd
14. Peter bilekliy, i (irq.)' ' iO - 150
14. Stick & Witottoto, ' 1 1 : 1 , 50
14. llooehei'&,-11no 4 tek,11 ' ' ltl '6O
fritsitiliOnbani t "
10. Jamb ntilikerhoftV" • • ' ' 10 00
14. Otto. W. "Holgji,' ' 'l'oo
14. C. • ' 7'llo
14. Jacob •;' ' 7 00
• -
Liberty r,.• ' ' . '
.14. John 'Prontirniket; 7'oo
14. lonic RidiMei:l6W* &. CEi., '• 06
aurtfinglinflfir. '; '•
ofq4 10•111
13. Iloitsingei& Ferree'. " so
14/ ''" 00
14. Jicilb A. ' 7'oo
. Latinate /fr. '
14. Divid Reitnisa, 10 50
• ' • Oxforif'tpi.
13:1ftecib Martin, (lig.) • 'lO 00
13. Lilly & Riley • • H • ' ' lO 'OO
14. Sylvester Fink, H lb*
14; John Clunk, - '7 'OO
Berwick tp. ; •
14: Win. Bittinger, ' (1)9.) I 96Q
14.
14. Eichelbeiger 11ollihget ' 'lo 'so
MotirilplitrarOtt tp.
Mimir•Jolapew•rm 00
14.. tohli shihay, $ 4c
Afountjap
14. William Walker.' 7 00
Reading tpd
14. David •M. Whiter '70 ( 00
14.. J acob Aughinbaugl,, Ir. (11l s).10 +6O
14. Henry B. Smith, 7'oo
Qernwny Ip.
13. Henry Schriver,ls 00
13. Sneeringer 4 enshaw, `, • 15 ;05
13. George Myers & Son . 1 15 , 00
14. Win. C. Stalamith, • 7' 00
14. Ed ward C. Bishop, • 7
14. Ephraim Horner, 7 'ock
Oniottia,go
14. John Busby. • (IN.) ' ;10:00
14, Joito,Bustry, . . I 10 fto
Union 1p
14. Peter Long, tO
Those who. sell liquors, and itren
not classed in the above classification. ,wOl
pay 00 per cent. , im addition to the amount
of the respective classifications. --
• ; •
P At,.--Atice is hereby given -to all
pereonciate,cestettlit the return and
classificatiniti thit 4° Idl . PR 41
the milt isittonetal GettYll
Tawas, 'the 29iA day of May next,
iween the hours 9110 mai 8 tecloiTt, tci haat
al) persons, that may &insider therateliea
aggrieved by said elsoishitiatioh. '''"
•.1. -
AfercaittiiS Appraiser,
April
TOU,SEY'S MATER, OF YAM
Ili the most infallible remedy:ever discover.
ed for Burps, licaleis.,C l uts, Braisesstiprains,
nwelli pip', bid *nes,Chilblikias.tcolepid p,104
tteal4 Head; Bali libetini, ChaPped Heinds,'Boie -
LlPs;'irdianied 'yelids, Ri n Wine, Pik
Swelled Face, Erysipeles, Broken Breilitsi Bete
Feet, Bore Leis, lore Hesid,,Bere Nipples; stif
Neon; tater' iSotei,' Bliitefs,irch,
Burns, Contracted Cords; Blotches, Pimples.
Darns, Seuptieim4 loi h. Scald Feet ,3iiitg4tero,
QUinq ahCatglitilßali Eslarssd JOl4llll CURIO,
10.49f,1 1 ,401HiPtiloP e 4 110 1 8 . 1, l ip'
!lamination. kw enivervoil remedy iter CZ.
leinil s dlieases and calunlitirs of gem , kind
Feed*. Wanda and' other , editions! &else* or
Scieses, iv is the mon laden remedy in the
*OM , TAII Semitic% Worlidiope; Foundries,
Mew Bleeneent.' Fornaetemen,
Sr!: i lbseons, sad all other Me.
c'tintefned in fag people of all clasace.circurn
stiOeint,'lniiitanittione, should ever be supplied
elkh it, reedy few any emergency, as an imme.
dials; appliketlcrii edible Ointment, in case of j
BIP or4licaildi would always prevent much suf.
Ifili l 3lloo4Ortelt ewe life or bob. It possesses
cettroiplnr the levered injuries by fire, over
all external inflammations. and by its combined
vlithetitiets as Antiseptic, Nervine, A eti•Spas
inodie,'Aritodyne, 'Emollient, and Healing, and
is iwtrutb the
MOOT OMPLETE EXTERNAL REMEDY
ii,ygcrillide.• The people may rely upon it in the
hour of pain. It instantfy stops pain of the
severest burn or scald, and pineal' all scar. For
the Bites of Insects, Bugs, Reptiles, and the thou.
sand trehblesome cutaneous diseases of warm
cliniates, 'it irthe best article in use. All resi•
dents of solithern climates should keep it on
hand. In tact, it is in article that all mankind
require, and oneon wines reliance can be placed
in time of need. It is put up in tin boxes, and
will retain its virtues for years. ----
a For sale by
SAMUEL H. BUEHLER,
eseriral.Agersr, Carysiburg; and by
Dr. Kauffman, Petersburg; J. S. Hollinger,
Heidlersburg; E Stable, Centre Mills; 3.
Knight. Henderaville; J. F. Lower, A rendtsto wd;
Stick &Witmer. Mummasburg; 'P.M% night,M-
Knightsuille; A. Scott, Cistmwo; J. Brinker
hoff, Fairfield; E. Zuek. New Chester•, D. M.
C. Whiten Hampton; H, Miller • and William
Wolf, :.F.ast-.lkriint Wm. • Bittinger, Alubotta
town ; Lll
,y Sr Rilayt New..Onfore; Ow
ings, bl!Slwrerystawa ; and Samuel Uerllu, Lit
tle/town. •
April '2l, l
To the Al 11161161!
—„,, . ,
agucrEsErs c}:Lzeiliftwallpyt
rn,lo4*
4111 F COATED PURGATIVE , • ,
tery arises from expoours to datentrite,”
lump* [reit ; sudden suppression Or'
lion; nod sometimes from peeuhar staffer/46r
atreoMbellg
ID"Tbe Sept Coated Purgatim PIN again
triticriphant! Lys/nifty put to Right by
doses.
Eingsbeidge, September 10; I neS.
Dr. C. V. Clickener :
Dear Sir ...—.Some time last summer I was
very suddenly seised with an extraordinary
looseness of the bowels, which continent*, f#r
saverarslays without any apparent cessatigni.vv
Indeed. the symptoms were to rio/usg,,theit
'scarcely had" time to ascertain their met Pt
think, about applying a remedy. t peistfilesd
that my pulse was mucks meta rapid theilinels•
mon. Sometimes I was tormented by isnanotie
erate thirst, and, occasionally, s strong jading
ti'on to vomit, without being able to rainitany
thing. I found no difficulty, however, in Whig,
although It seemed, after all. to do me negoode
Mystrength tailed me very cast, and my coot"
were invariably accompanied by discharges of
blood. The complaint proved to be dysentery
of the very worst type. one recommended me
to call in a physician ; another, to try Lee's
Pills; while a third advised me to try something
able. I chose, however, to prescribe for noysolf
I bad heard a great deal about the virtre s4 44 ,
dour Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills from
tit my .neighbors; and therefore iiineledit'
they had cured others, there was tio cum*
why they should not cure me. A dose aft. ISt
soon convinced me that my conclusion was cor
rect. I found the mildness of their operations
particularly adapted to complaints of this na
ture. The change in my feelings wu gradual,
SA none the lass certain. The symptov,s ho
guin to abate after the second or third dose., My,
itrenght returned; ind the third or fourth bog
Mind me.restored to my ocenstonsed heath,
Which has always been remarksia Erik
Tours Truly, • ; '
!SIDNEY 'SMITH.
ILTFor ule by SAMUEL H. 8EE.310
~11),
Genera/Agent, Geurbsrgi wed by,
Dr. Kauttlxian. ' Petersburg; J. S. Hettinger,
Heidlersburg ; E. Stable, Centre Mitts; '3. Mt
Haight, Bendersville; J. F. Lower,Arominsailltit
icleils Witmer Mummuburg;
Wltnightsville; A.Scott, Cashtown; J.ltiodo
avitnr, FAIli rfield ; E. Zuck, New Chester; Dv,ilits
C. bi bite, Hampton ; H L. Miller and William
Wolf, East Berlin i Wm. Bittinger, A bbottatown
Lilly all' Riley, New Oxford : E. J. Owings, M 4:
Shotryotosin I and Samuel Berlin, Littlootnisct
00, 1849.—.3as
'RAISING BLOOD
'.
AND GONSOMPTION, PAIN IN THVII - K,
AND • NIOHT 14WEiTs; ASTHMA;
, • WHOOPING COUGH, PALPITA; •
VON OF THE HEART, •, •:
LIVER, COMPLAINT, . , • •1
• , BRONCHITIS,
And all diseases of the throat, lungs and !It*,
,
mod by abeentan'e All•Healinte Balgam.
RAISING BLOOD AND CONBUMPICION.
Mr. Milne,Sullder, In Brooklyn, wmattaahoel
with raising blood, follooed by a cough. path
tha lido, and all the usual symptom. of cow
animption. Hi employed two of the beat tthyab.
clans; they did him no good, and told him ,
' '' COULD NOV LIVE.
Hering of . the wonderful cures perforated ty
Ilikermstie Balsam, he sent at to. eiudi a Ai
to Mrs. Mayss,l3£l Fulton street, and got at bor.
tle ; it operated like a charm, stopped the bleed.
ing and the cough Before he had taken oust
Wide he was able-to be about his work. it had
SAVED HIS LIFE.
His delight's, residing st 127 31yrtle Avettsvei
can attest it.
Miss AultWeston, of Williamsburgh. living fill
Tenth, near South Fourth street, says—That
she bed been troubled with a hacking cougt
'aid "sin in the cheat, fora long time, which at
liuk became bed that she was obliged tiviehe
up her school for more then a year. She then
comtnencedtaking the All Healing Itaiaaia—..
Which soon alleviated jeer symptoms. She. Is
now fast recovering, and has resumed her labor:
foes iseettilatiosi ee teacher.
inabits
Sohn O'Neil, Hith avenue end-VIM 'street,'
me t ered with a eiogh, raising of phlegm, iamb
psinfin hie Ode. He could get ,
• ' NO RELIEF
till be tried the All Reeling Balsam: Whiski
drive 'the pain from his side, allaybd Out awe be,
sOlLbtought the disease upon the aullave end
before he had taken three bottles. wee eniindy
cured.
PLUURIIT AND CONSUMPTION.- -- •
; AAR* :k o lady' upviorda air Atl i 'raging
*V r yews bean sadden to attbelli
littriArek Raisin c or Blood.- • eve m 21t:
SHerlilli O ffis eitti a Pali in ' bee Head%
riot's parts of her body. Her triennia believed'
her P d IRECOVI:Ii Y.
the A 11416,1114 Wide relieved r. at orliNt
elf hiSalartolooi sympterna, land now ishe'ile
to toseoatto,lesr. mirk. • •
AISTI,II4A AND WHOOPING CODG/It
Mee. I q uer•iia 31:ills, Pb Christie. sirost
Ails. 19 beitiorta.y stmt . ; 9"m, H. Toonr,
- Wrilliaititt,it; Mow the value of this Friwi legal
wiAsk for aberetao's Ali tleiliat 8 Bite, 14
seellttlajpl,4 oltiatere it opt *eh Itiattita kt
' fNee e4y old St pad ,
Dr. Shining' 'ltems eott Cough; L'oismie,
sold,* &bac • • • ' •
PflAelpel Op ee 106 Nalliattitreet. New Tort..."
*rill Mao by
. SAMUEL H. SUEHLEIi r
Cow* *est. GONsbrirg; oil
PrAtelltnie, Priterebers B.lloilingsr,ll4l:'
lersbunr retettle, Centre ; J. Mlersiltlitt:
bP. Lower, Arendtaville ; thick h
Witmer, Meatmeeberg; li'Keight.)4ll.wilifit.
rills ;A. @coil, Cpelitown • Brinkethee, "rare
held; E. .Z/idelti Neil Monter • It C. Alike,.
HarripleV; H. E. Millar end INS. Wolf, teet
Berlin; Wm. Biltieger, Abboastow ; Lilly
ew Petite' I I.:1J.
towd ; d &Meal BerHnAitllipirtowit:
April 20, 11140.411 it
°TICE.
Era 4 , o E f " Pwr i s e4 4 lll KA nae s n s ta , r l Y ate .n of M i tts' Eligl *% ; •
441J0' county. docki, having,
eon granted to the subscriber, notice ja i ,
he rebY,tiveu 1001 who aro inliabirol sl!ad
Esta te, to makeipayment without delay. and
to those haying elaiins to resent the same,
properly iiinhontieeted, to the subscribitr.
residing in the same township, for sotilio,
ment.
, JOSEPH FINK, E'er,
April 27, 11141 jet" '
AVTIe L.
T ETTERS of Administration , itta OW.
i,4 Estate of MARTHA PEARSON,
late of Huntington township, Adarnefnsilla::
ty, having been granted to the sukeinibets'
residing in Emmitsburg, Frederick
ty, Md., notice is hereby giTen to thiOpe '
indebted to said Estate to make Minion •
without delay, and those haring claims
present the same properly authenticated to
settlement.
ISAAC E. PEARSON, Adm'r.
April 27,1840.-81
BRIGADE NOTICE.
BY order of the Adjutant Gertmrsl - or
the Commonwealth of Pantlayltria'
Ilia, I hereby countermand the fluid
issued by me. for Review and
of this Brigade. JOHN EICM.I
Prig. Ins. 2d Brig. 6th MW. Alai 1
April 27.-4 t
IgirA NEW LOT OF EMS
DEEDS, (Common. MO hioo.o
actnors. and Adminm thiostors whb
annexed.) Mnetitsgen. BMA: Iltai.,x• f
printed nn superior paper, and inf 'll'
•
do office.
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