•• - ' ll llleilklleb Army I ATLANTIC SUBMARINE TELEGRAPIC-- , i lk very coition+ report has been address.; The New York Times informs us that d the &mink Milliner of War by two' die company has been organised, and the . ", Isekt ; Prencti officers. who have been etoek subscribed, fora submarine telegraph for 40 , 4 time p ,, a,,„ empinyrll in t h e T ur k. between Liverpool end New York via lab service for the anoint-Iton ache army. , GRl`v*.Y. Newfoundland and Nova Scotia, • The 110001111( given In that report of the ; and fur extending subterranean branches state of the army, its appearance, its do.; of It to every part of Europe. It is said eipline, and its ekill i n t h e NNO of t h e that the process to he used is one newly tut, is very' ftentratils, And if it ran he de.; invented by a gentleman of Massachusetts, _, :p.04 upon would show that the nulls t . who has thseovermi a mode of inplensely itie 1$ a tench better milintry eituditont increasing the ent.thictieg capacit} of tele. „rip i rtten wee anippmed. The irregular troops graphic wire, and also a way of laying rn the service or the & t h in are a ls o down the wire, both under sea and land. nmke . or as being we ll a d apte d f o r th e , merle cheaper than any used hitherto.— service which free corps are grit. The whole length of the route from Gal , 401 i rltadEdJ Jet in afford, and it is aniiei• way to New York, as thus marked nut, futted,that in the event of hostilitiet break- ,is about 2800 miles The cost per mile 1 .....ct:4“10 , 11111 , ffi11y will greatly embarrass the op. for the submarine Vire, on the improved ett a pa ns ora te Russian army. It had been, plan, is enjoined at less than 11800—the ' Omar l'itaha had extended his , coat by the method. now in us, on, the emelt, nod thereby impaired its; cheapest seals. would be fully 0800.— x ° GUI the report mates that this; For the stihterrenesn portion, of :the . I ,—aefie.fi t ed ,itnellieent chief can. within 24 ; route, the estimated enet• ie about44oo, st" Wank; coneentrate a force of 80,000 men' per Mile, whieh is. leas than one-third of ' , ;"011;10-gi4iim punk, either for atiaek or de. ! the cost of such line s: now in use. The l'ehati. 'Otherwise it appears; to he the o• facility with which the line cart be built id the reporting officers, who belong . on the new plan, is said to be intch that i 4 the ereir, that on the first shock there is 1 the construction of the whole route frora !" - titti; itnich doubt' of the Turkish troops Liverpool to New Yntli can be aceore 't!, 9 =huelttg the adteantege, or at least rendering' pushed in six months front its commence the'viAtry very 11°0111111. I believe the ! mem ;so that. if the coMpany begins its t4inurisruirtat is getierally very 1 operations, as It is now contemplated by '-ikett.- little or._ nut 'Carr being takeit of the ; them, as early in the ensuing Spring' as mmt, who are regarded as of no inure val. : the state of the ground and the weather Int, perhaps net so much, as brute beasts,! will permit, we may rtontidently antic'. ;Vitus lOsi in the field or in quarters can I pate a threat telegraphic. nommunication be supplied from an almost ittexhauetiblel with Europe by this opening of next Au ienree : stud this shameful neglect is the! tumn. The project is in the hinds of re. ihallap of. the malatlier which are sure to I sponsible and imelligent men, and Will 'Greek nut when Rtissian 'tethers are col.: undoubtedly be carried through. 'Tiedei itt great number.. if such be the An ,`the reeetit occasion , it will nn ''" siv , e ,a, -,great advantage to the • •! • . 1 11(iiiiiiirierivt—WIM is Knitil Iverson; liititertulte has been eliogitker unknown **- titfitrie;,lotti ii.. name will henceforth he etitiattliiitiottg those whose memory we On the; , 10th of An g mq Inst. e.conleally 4 " ; Ofln'ettlli . Obleagh endeavored, to force Kited Irepon to go with them tit the gar. noffilr. Elston of that city to steal fruit. 'lte.petraisted in Hie refusal to go with ifient Vhey, threatened to Jerk hint in hit we l t un !ss he consented, but •be re. ftilimetl ATM. Ilia hummers then forced iiuti min:tint water. and fientlishly drown .dimmune he would not steal.— swim the true hem, and the genuine ,ePtrit efit nog Deratic ens 01-0 1 1 )944f1!fgkpisltes the following para.! t• - irfaig.h.93.cflatton to itim "Hie tither . IS One 9r our, most worthy .- ; *,,o ll ,fltiMablitt Norwegian citizen.. He is I,,,„Menibit of, the Evangelic') Lu th eran 'thoireff,'of with+ Rev. Paul Anderson-is ; 1" --, ,,- - mot *t! ter., Tye little,sont though hitt ten liters raltr. bed goon such clear evidences of piety. be was $0 intelligent and an con , , Arrojrn misery respect; that he had !dee „beeeinivitiited as a member of the same rho io,the Sabbath school , was never *aCality and h is lelOPollia were I : l , 44 Airttajesposd, Syab was .this litsle _ tp ~ift.,crwpooedio erprt a monument to ~ r w.kb49l . '"94Y. •, Mr. Nathan. e• Ely. of ow YOrk. hos eon uributed 11100 toward !Ay ottje ft t, awl it , will dottbileta fib wiliouty , that ..children are too young o ttantwit ockt lore and; they ,the truth t— ;,,,4 I r our to .thp name of Knott Iverson 1— , - . ; , 4; • ttr war ling to ilje rather. than sin o. • tricot and.—Ckristion hitelligencer. tre.t? 4-14, h "; ~P,,,seta4lll, ts , Inn it It eatcatt partiow.esploring a' railroad rsn, - 'hisitteltosthe 'Pacific. - hes discovered in the viehtifr4. did etilOrado. two hundred eflittit "Was its enitfluence wish the Gila. - : 4 4o l r.iffhitliref wheli the following brief sc . emmhieftweished in a letter to a Califor nia tee iratiplati' Thlipyramid differ,- in some; es item iltiitglptiaa. It its, or was. more 0 3 111/0111144 and while those of PE ttrit ,4 dirnoneed of 'stops or layers, litscitifligs'ia they rise, the American pyra mid wee. undoubtedly, a more finished "s4; 1 4101111twoltsdl The outer eurfsee of the litiltlttiss t rAfritlerttle.reut to an angle. that , N 0 ,41 NruPgittry wham !new and emu ' 14. pielti, 11; 4 111114141 . ll'oi regular surfers front sup to bottom. Frool:11, - Otyriit level of the wind that surron96l,ot , Huge. are fifty-two distinct layers of atone, that will average at least Iwo feet; thil Its present height one hundreddated Aver - feet, an that' before the (twelves dl lsmee 1. it Meet have been. Judging from an of its. sides. at least twenty fehA hioir than at present. How far Itateleatht beneath the surface of the sand. it is impossible to determine with out great 'falter. • Such 'age, of hiss immense slum tore- t h e .the,perpendicular joints between the Atlnekocarti warn away to the width of from dirovto -len Wichita at the, bottom of each joint. end - the entire of the pyramid yv antelt_nowhy.the storms, the vicisai• 's‘trlllekaWitil. the eorrodiuge of centuries, an an wake it easy of ascent, particularly upon •.solitsotiniAilles. Weeny one of its aides, - Liettiusti- a, *singular fact' connected with Sheol' resitatrtable structure is. t h at it in- •-• 'eliiWwwearly ten degrees to one aide of , , •the'stiertical wr A perpemilieular. There is not the slightest probability that it was • thuLenicted, hum the comae of its incline- I lion is not easily tortionted By Whom. at whet age of the world, `and for' what purpose this pyramid wac ereided, will 'probably forever remain a billdettAystery. The pasty, in their' un aatthesstrial attempt - to cross the desert at 464 etAkit. in their wanderiiigs.discovered Other evidence, of a nature that would seem so make it certain that she portion of iiiiNills tifititt the Ciderado, now the moat *lligraiatiogo,4 epee the garden anti grnsiery of ihe tontimoit, and the abode of millions Wtotlersott. id ' i ' Org! It el . A DVICIL—A colored hit!, ' 4 fadoe williikm . Jones. near Lunt/111c -dttitootectro., event emoting on Saturt:ay„ 4411014 it, Aliirboremst itae gnu, it toasted and tore hie kit bend au that the thumb had to t. Afirt4 It, iv ;not int ;troh,thle that els hand trill .yet „have to be attspu ri'lllttrindN *tither had ativisvd , hint in 041 1 1 11 ii i• . ; ,t , -1,41, 3 4 ), :I ri ,AL tun,. ..4,0 .Itipid to ur tan the lot, as oho we* fearful 2 11 4 4-01,440, lie totti• hit men itakeetr et:Chien, weltered, Jr i 4 -44 A. ...."..4wo . ; if .r.itatl le tt, i°140911 ii *.a+4 not, hire't ... 1 ,4.4 4‘. , , :.; . , , ... . 4 4 4 4. 7 * + l4 . ',ante *UP , ,P4mIK, ;i t women! of oirt." t intretit Inept tetia(inreteee IttalinpititAtt,aniti' 411 traeuteit I d il 660010161606 46 0 .66i6krvii6410- 6 Ai:* x. gap ks , ; r , • ~ z ,- - - 1400! . 1 / 4 , A. 44.. .4.4 t . 4, ~‘lO trz, rifle RZLRAIIII or KnaTA ar Natiodal Intelligencer opnfirins the etateinent we hare already given, that the Austrian Government. about a month ago, coneented to the liberetion of Koala, on condition. that lie should be put on board of an Aciericati vessel and return direct to the Unitetkputtes. This determination of Austrian Minister at Constantinople was instructed to rommunirate to Mr. Marsh. the American Minister. The In. telligencer rays : It appears that as KIII.I/11 MAR one id Kossuth'!" .puny when the Hungarian crown, &r., were taken from Buda, it was alippageil that ha could give information of the disposition ni the sondes which might lead to their recovery ; and this we learn, wee the 'mime. or one of the mo tives, which intrrierd his seizure at Smyr na. About the last of August the missing regalia was dillCOVCred, AS our readers are already informed. near ()risme just with out the ilungitrian border, to which Kos suth first: fled. The recovery of the crown aiid jewela, together with the no resat/ of relieving the Frew+ Consul General from the disagreeable engagement lo keep Kiwis, induced the Austrian Gov. entrnent to rriiiieri otitis release. - on the conditierit ststed—ahove. LA DM- Jratilffarttat VIRGMTIA.—The votinua projected Thief tar rail way in West ; ern Virginia are rapidly enhancing tile t price (Aland. In Nicholas enmity a large quantity ofland, hithertnermaidered almost valueless, has been recently bought up by I new iettlere , principally from the eastern aunties of the State. The last Lewisburg Er a elates that in one neigh/3'llomnd alone, snow seventy-five or eighty thousand acres have been purchased in parcels from a few hundred to as many thousand acres, at Prices twenty fold esoiee than could have been procured a few years ago. The new settlers, it is said, are importing hands from their late eastern homes, opening roads, clearing Up instil, and making every , preparation necessary in make the "wil derness Edition as the rose." THRKEV's BLoca.—The block of mar ble which will shortly be received in Washington City, from the Sultan ol 'Tur key, for the Washington National Monu ment, is finished in magnitieent style.— It is represented as being of beautiful white mantle, with white surface; the carving and inscription is richly gilded.-- The design was selected from a great va riety. by the Sultan himself. In the cen tre in the block is the Tougra, (Iltionogram or cipher of the Sovereign.) and is equiv alent to the arms of 'other countries. The following memo distinctly and handsomely' appears: ••To aid in the perpetuation of the friendship existing between the two commies. sYba ul magied Khans is writ. len on the Monument of Washington." SANTA ANNA AND THE MEXICAN ARMY. —The National Intelligenrer publishes a letter fr be Mexicali Legation, show ing that the object of Santa Anna, in rais ing a large number of troops, is neither to 'overawe the Mexican people nor to make war upon any friendly power, hut to repel attacks from adieus, and prevent unlit w fttl and armed ineursionsfrom the Amer ican lisle of the Rio Grande. The U. 8. Gosertitept, it is alleged. has not carried :nut the treaty of. Guadalupe Midair', iu which it obligated itself to hold in cheek the wild Indians oil its froutiere. and. therefore, Banta ,Anna has been compelled to' send a largiti force to the Rio grand* as a matter of sell Protection. Pintmovramorts.—Nrar ilie village of Bei murals°, in the Loire Inferieure, Femme, there is a woman who, for 'the two years, alter having been violently sick Of an intermittent fever, is now living upon a glass of fresh milk si day. She ie, nee.: erthelese, very strong:end walks to cherch every Sunday. a distance of three miles. In Belgium s'phetiontenon more incredi ble has been known for the thirty-five years. There id litinjf near Delft, hi the village of Pynack, a woman named Engel je Vimilerbliei; who, since the month of May, 18NI..has nut swallowed a particle rd rood, and since the 10th of March, 11822, has drank neither wire or water. See is reduted.to a ikeleton, but enjoys good health. On the 20th orAtigust last Am celebrated the sixty-sixth anniversary of her birth-day. 1.40 AL 411CCIOION AS TO THS WORTS Or TRAVELICOO.--A gen/lona,: brought an ac i Mot recently in one ot the Ohio eourts a• ration the owners of a steamboat on which i•he had lost a trunk containing $2.000.-- 1 'Pie court held lion they. were hound to psy for the losta oruinnry baggage, but not for numbing of mutual value, unless it war made known to ` there beforehand. so that they could . take l _ extra care, and charge air extra twice for caviling it.— - lereortlingly, the jury brought , id a verdict I sl:7'.Hon., *MIMI Dtoxiuteox, who vitalising ItiarE4oo.;-- the rains of the mink ' wee Seeretaryof 'the Naiy under the ad- and theeitadangin it-4ot disallowing the"agoksmitk,n, o r pre/46,04 Jacbon and At.oui). • _L._ Van Burettmlied at his residence in Norris . ;S a bo W„ , ask Les aseepted the county , Now Jersey, on the sth lout., ;aged . Gisinenteihshipair Ore' gen.' Over NO year'. 11 STIR IND BINNEL CITTYSIBURC. Friday" Evening, , Oct, 14,,1853, The Late Election. err , Ike give in another column , the offt -1 cis! returns of last Tuesday's election in 1 this County, and also such returns as have reach 3d us from other counties.. As to the State it will seem that the "Dutch have taked Holland" againlJoeofoctoisin being , still in the asoendaney. What the major-1 ity will be it is of course as yet Impossible to say—probablY not lees than 20,000. The result in our own County is grati fying. Notwithstanding all the disaffec tion and constant, unceabing efforts of the Opposition to foster and diffuse that dinar , fire ' the entire Whig Ticket is tri am tly sustained. While our political Men in- surrounding counties beware ken down un hr the peculiar d afficultie3 and schism., which equally threatened the polit. ice, movements in this county, Adams county stands erect, her political integrity vindicated, and sends to the Legislature i l two true, and, trusty, and capable Represee-i tatives. This result has been achieved not only in the face of the diffieultios snide! to, 13ct as will be seen with a very light vote. Some few of the townships faltered, while others 1101110 nobly up to- the work. Ihmiltonban, Betty, Oxford, Mountpleaa !tat, Mountjoy, Abbottatown, Freedom, Conowago, and the Borough, , , have done well on the whole, taking into view the lightness ,ofilte vote and the unwearied ef forts of the,Oppoeition, some of them have done more than well York Springs, Menallen, Franklin, Ty / rone, and a few other Whig districts. might have done better ;. but we can readily up preciate the difficulties our friends had to contend with in tho.e townshipq, and do not care just now to denounce censure upon anyone. The entire ticket is fleeted by a handsome average majority—a majority which would have been largely increased in a full vote—the integlity of the party is maintained, while the friends of H umanity have the assurance of two trusty Represen tatives "pledged" at least to favor a sub- tuission of the question of Prohibition to a popular vote. Dr. Mt LLINGER'S majority in the county is 324, and in the dig - riot about 500. Mr. Ews has 297 majority over MvEas for assembly; and ARNOLD 100 over &MUCH for Treasurer—the latter running as an independent cAndillate, and receiving the support of Who Opposition and some dia. affected Whigs. The majorities for the rest of the Ticket range from 193 to• 396. Por the State ticket it averages :408. a Fire Inourance (* — The * Adams County Mutual Fire Insurance Company may now be regard ed as a permanent Institution. The S,T and Annual Report of the Board of Man agers 84 1 16 the Company to be in a ‘vry prosperous condition, the 11.5,cts of tht Company amounting to about $111,0(11. Oue logs of *4.00, (the only one ,u,tainetl by the Company since its orgoonization, was promptly paid during the past year without a resort to assessment ; Ruda cash fund Luis since accumulated sufficient to meet any (ordinary hiss. We knots of no raft r or more Ceollolll ically managed Company in the State. We annex a list of managers and officers for the ensuing year, to any one of whom persons wishiu g to insure eau make ap. plieation : Borough—George Swope, D A. Buehler, Wm. H. Stevenson, A N. Kurtz. S R. Russell, F: W. 9.ahle, K. rshne■lock. U. W. Huffman, D. MeConsughy. Mensllen—Wan. B. Wilson, Cumberland—Robert titra han —Jacob King, Franklin—Andrew Heinlzelman, Hamilionhan—A mos W. Maundy, Liberty—John Husselmaii, j,., Reading—Henry A. rieLing. Latimore—Juno Griest, Mu' ntjoy—Joseph Fink, Berwick—Matthew Eichelherger. Oxford—John L. Noel, J. R. Hersh, President—GEOßGE ,SWOPE. Vice President—BialUlL R. Ream.. Secretary—D. A. livenum. Treasurer-Bseuel F sssss TOCK. Ezecutire CORlllolltoo—Ampotzw HINSTILIL stits, Routes. liPecanT. JAco■ ;Klee. Sept.lo, 185-Btf. General Jury. 1110-The following persons constitute the General Jury for the adjourned Court, i commencing on Monday next : Borough—J . , . A Swope, J. A. Thompson, John Gtiselman H. Denwiddie. Reading—John Tudor, jr., Zechariah My ers, Wm. Fickes. Stmban—Daniel Gulden, John Demaree, Philip Benner, jr. Hamilton—John Picking, Jacob Reitzeli, Geo. W. Rougher, Daniel Grnmbine. I Conowago--Jeremiab A. Anlabaugh. ' Latimore—Jacob C. Miller,Jacob Bower. oxford—James Robison, Jacob Martin. Tyrone—Semi Sadler, Thos. Livingston. Hamiltonban--Josepl Gelbscb, Daniel Mickley. Franklin—lmmo Rife, Peter Shull. Cumberland—David Blocher. Freedonp—Job n Cunningham. Union—George Basehoar, John Hendig. Mountjny,—Ullery J. Reever r ßobert ii'- Kinney. Menallen.l-Charles , Myers i Wm. Heller.. Germsaty---John Bowers. . Mountplossaut--Peter Weikert, Andrew Little. 1511, ACI JOSITY.—Mr. (lortnAt? Box- ER; of Straban ,/township, has an apple tree which - is now bearings second crop of fruit this season. The, tree ? we tattier - stand, is quite full of the young fruit, a bunch of which has been left at this °Ewe. We believe the fruit is of the "Early-Ripe" speeies. . v iLsi I " Iberia Siessd. 3 'lke t rennsylvania Synod of the Lathan char* mat in Lewistown 'on the ensuing df the 29th ult.--449 clerical and 32 lay delegates in attendant*. Thin 'Synod has 48 ordained ministers in thqir I beuuds, 1 licentiate, 148 congregations, aud `15,000 communicant members, of whom 1,158 were admitted during the year.... The Church wan reported.bi be in an en couraging state. The Spied approved of the aChureh Extension Society," and,re commended a collection for its support on the occasion of a sermon on the reforma tion, on a 'Sabbath njmr the close of thin month. Rev. 'Mosses. Roth and Sell were ordained te , preach. The Synod adjourned on the evening of the 3d, to meet on the 28th of next September, in Shrewsbury, York county. Rev. John Clrich,of York Springs, is President of the Synod, Rev. Wm. F. Eyeter, of Chambersburg, Secre tary, and Prof. Jacobs, of this place, Sec retary. From Cu 11111orallo. NG"We have a fortnight's later news from California, ly the , Star of the West, of the Niearsgui lino, which arrived on Sunday from , E3anJnar4 making•the whole passage from 'San E'rtilicisco in less than twenty-three days. :3he. brings about a million and a quarter of gold on freight mild with pausengers, said nearly the same amount was shipped b:r the steamer John L. - Stephens on the tuuttina ratite. The State Bleed ens took pl ice on the 7th alt., and resulted in the success of the Demo-1 cratic ticket by a sm ill majority. Gov Bigler is re-elected, and both branches of the Legisl mum have a large Democratic majority. There is no important news from the minas. Our advises give the ti-. snit scot .11 of deaths by - violence and erillie. The iliffie.)lties with the. Indians in the l einity of Rogue River, after several satigni- : nary renoutres, have been set t led by t reit ty. A moven] cut of a revolutionary shat Teter has taken place at the :.:antiwltich Mantis. I The news front China is not of much its- portance COL. ItllN foN.—:A - suit for slander G!tt i yaburg, is &meet ling IA one of the Courts of Mis-I di z =" ll ' souri, in •whi h Col. Thomas H. I lenton is i y or k i pr i ngar defendant, a id Judge Birch, PltLintiff. Millerstown, The suit ori,g . :,nated in the heateet polities: of the last. year. Tho result of the trial t ri n t i rm en t : wn will be loott—tl for with great interest.— Franklin Col. Benton appears iu his own defence, I Conewago ' , assisted by . - etuinent counsel. Judge Birch, Ileidlersburg, the plaintif r in the ease, was or i g i na ll y j Mountioy, one of Col. Bentou'a frfends. I Moautpleasant, Hampton, al lion; EDWARD HANNAGLN, Abbottstown, thane, is , d atermined to reemi , r his past F u re r k on misfortunes by becoming au ear nest Tem. II Bnutler; peranee f .ifunner. At .a roe out camp meeting Is eis 'aid to hitce deelat hims, If ready to v .to her the Maine La \I iu the ab ,4onve of a o 6 thing better ; l it he expre,- s.-ti him tru of that nothiug short of a total tirpatitf I of the artuele from the face of tit, earth effect th,• -e .I hjoct oug thy. premitunt awarded at Gettysburg, the Lite A trieultural Fair Y Curn . berland, ork, we no tice the fo , : Beat Jiro're, C. cone t y„ Ist 'premium Secon .1 tot, " " 2d pit 'Mum. Corn Drill, S. Witherow, Gettysburg, premium &.t k nit *it, .111 rs. 11. J. Stable, Get tyslarrg. prelim*. Two I 3hB. Gilliland, Gettysburg, premiutti Whig. of New York appear to have a fair field before them. They bare nominated a tiuket for State otli...!ers, and with every prospect of sueee!is. There are now three tickets in the held in that State —one nominated by the Hands or Hunkers —one by the gat& or Free Scilers, and nee by the - Whigs. The party •wan simi larly divided in 1848, and the total vote was as follows Fur President Taylor, Casa, Van Buren, For Governor H. rios, (Whir)tP,sl2 H. R. Waiworth, (National , Number) I I 8,c150 John A. Dix, (Free Siiiier) .122.820 it:PA horse recently seized Mr- 80 . ying ton, of Oberlin, Ohio, in his month , and threw him into the air ; when he etrut:lt the ground the horse jumped upon him with his fore feet, seized, him by the head, and broko the neck short off, severing the j ag ular vein with his teeth. lice'The "State of Maine" says the best "sewing machine" 1114 tic world is one about 17 fearsold, that wears gaiter beets and has IL pocket to put her wages in. 11:1"Two mammoth equashes were en hibited at the Erie (Pa.)'Agrioultdal Fair, one weighing 226, and the other 22.7 pounds. sig.blany of the taverns in Philadi,l - were closed esi Sunday, under the la to decision of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. OtrYou may glean knowledge by seed. ing, but you mutt sepantee the chaff from the *beet by ' tuiukiss. Gettysburg, Littlestown, Otford, York Springs, Milleratown, Berlin, Menalleu liuntersiow n , Fruablin, Conowago, Accur)m.-51. Mouutjoy, Loa, of. Butler township, au this iounty, Mountpleasant, had his right ann taken off by a threshing HomPtott, machine, on the 6th inst. Abbottstown } Freedom Unidn, ICTA' deed* has disiovered new B uda, process for fillips teeth. It is to Magma, • eau roaateu m the car. (t•• The estimated value of goods on ex hibition at the Crystal Pa/at*, is set dows at $5,000,000. There is s littletirl of French parentage, in Troy, N. T. Whose. 1100 is y alaws en* ti rely covered's:ids deck hair about two tech es long. Gettysburg, 197 158 Cumberlaud, 100 74 Gettysburg, 297 227 , Littlesto wa, 69 671 Oxford, 62 42 1 York Springs, 208 151 Millerakiwn, 158 125 Berlin, 75 75 %nation, 101 81 Hunterstown, 101 182 Franklin, 110 78 Connwago, 44 40 Heidlereb nrg, 61 59 Mountjoy, "-, 62 45 Monntpleasant, 86 57 Hampton, 74 75 Abbotatow u, • 60 45 Freedom, 54 24 1 Union, ' 2$ 31' Butler, 72 72 AUDIION. GENERAR AND SORVEYO-11 Gettysburg, 203 149 203 145 Cumberland, •", 101 701 101 76 tiettysburg, Littlestown, Oxford, York Springs, Millerstown, 31enallen, Hunterstowo, Franklin, Conowago, Ileidlersburg, 31ountjoy, Mountpleasaut, Bampton, Abbottstown, Freedom, Union, Butler, W. Ileffa ian , Adams Gettyablug, Cumberland, (Gettysburg, 309 227 Littlestown, 71 68 ; Oxford, 82 46 York Springs, 205 157 Milleratown, 159 127 Berlin, 77 78 Menalln, 119 69 Hunterstown, 102 133 Franklin, 110 78 Conway°, 43 48 Ileidlersburg, 60 59 Mouutjoy, 60 46 Mountpleasant, 86 57 Hampton, 71 78 Abbottatown, 62 46 Freedom, 54 24 Union, 27 82 Butler, 70 72 Total, 1767 1440 1803 1407 Gettysburg, 200 147 Cumberland, 101 77 --- Tow!, 1702 144 BINS COUNTY-OFFICIAL. Ir+serioN, • oaromut 11, 1858.3 Wi`We snuex a return of the vote i.oi1 1 . ed in this county on Tuesday kat, as offi ehaly reported by the Return Judges this morning. The names of the Whig candi dates are in Italics—Opposition candidates in Roman. The Freeeoil State ticket polled 51 votes, via.: 6in Gettysburg, 2 in Cumberland, 8 in Germany, 27 in Oxford, 6 in Monal len, 8 in Mountjoy, and 4 in Abbot tatown. The _entire vote polled is,yery small, not being much over two-thirds of that polled at the Presidential election. SUPREME/UWE AND CANAL COMMIS SIONER: ii S. Judge. 4.-................ N 1722 1426 EN ERA I A. Gen. Sur. Gen. fiG: Ie 3 7 304 2251 304 221 70 6$ 70 68 61 44 61 42 208 1541 208 153 165 121; 159 127 7 5 75 75 75 143 821 103 80 102 131 i 102 131 110 781 110 77 43 47 43 48 61 5l 61 58 59 461 59 46 86 57 86 57 1730 1433 17:11 1130 sENATE AND I..;sEMBLI" Senate. tti tr. , G 197 127 ; 159 169 93 75 91 $() 290 2121 oso 249 !;I 71 , 0o 09 85 100 0 0 151 152' 173 Isl 149 129 15s 116 111 3s too :17 1 0 8 74 . ss 103 95 131, so 143 91 92 104 sl 42 45' 51 °s 59 55! 40 79 60 44! 67 26 55 571 95 45 80 69 66 78 69 88 63 38 51 24 47 14 ! 27 32 88 17 72 70! 65 70 1716 1392.4 690 1393 CO AINIIt3BIONE - R - A - NI; A UDII7'OR. Coro er . A ad i tor 208 151 101 76 DIRECTOR AND TREAB Director. ~ x 810 224 71 A3B 82 46 1 208 156 159 127 74 76 198 88 108 129 110 78 48 48 80 59 01 '46 86 66 It 77 65 - 40 58 25 2?a: 71 72 DISTRICT- ATTORNEY AND SURVEYOR Gettysburg, 211 140 Cumberland, 104 74 Gettysburg, 815 223 Littlestown, 78 66 Oxford, 82 46 York Springs, 208 156 Milleratown, 158 128 Berlin, 82 67 Monahan. 109 88 Hunterstown, 102 181 Franklin, " 110 78 Conowago, 43 43 Heidlersburg, 62 58 Mountjoy, 61 46 i llonntpleasant, 86 57 ampton, 73 741 Abbottatown, 66 45 1 Freedom, 54 24! Union, 27 321 Butler, 72 71 C. Com. r--A--% 'o 'TI 1 1 p 203 1451 101 76 804 227, 69 67 60 43 208 153 159 127 75 75 102 83 102 131 119 78 42 43 61 59 59 46 87 56 74 75 62 45 54 24 27 32 72 72 Pennsylvania Election iorf)win g to the failure of last night's Philadelphia mail, we have but indefinite returns of the late Election. Such as have come to hand we give, showing that the Whigs have been badly beaten in the State. The Temperance movement seems to have Hurt the Whigs in almost every county where it FM tried, while Locofoceisol cling ing to its party organization, has elected members to the Legislature iu strong Whig districts. Philadelphia City re-ellcets (Whig) . Mayor by 3,106 majority. The Whig Senate and Legislative ticket, how ever, is defeated, excepting Wni. R. Morris, and throe candidates on the ticket supported by the Prohibition and Consolidation par ty, to the House, to wit : Win. C. Vette.... son. George 11. Hart, W. W. Baldwin. Eli K. Price, on the same ticket, heat o'- Neil (Whig) for Senate by dearly 1,000 majority. 1724 1436 lu Philadelphia county, the run is close on the Legislative ticket. Stokes (Whig) is thought to be elected to the Scuttle— the rest in doubt. In • Dauphin, the entire Whig ticket is e- lected except Assembly. The Oppposition stuck to theirtieket, while half the Whigs went over to the Prohibition candidates. Allegheny county elects the Whig county . ticket, except Senate and Assembly, which are in doubt. Franklin county girres 800 majori'y for the State Ticket, but the Whit; Assembly men run so far behind its to make it proba ble that the Loco eandidatbs are elected. ('ol. White, (Whig) is defeated for sen ate in the stretig Whig district composed of Blair. Huntington, and Judge Bell.— The Prohibition candidate &el* off enough Whig votes front White to eloci Cr2sswell. t Loco.) 75 74 75 45; 63 . 44 24 54 24 7 ' 7.) Lancaster county elects the entire Whig Ticket—Reinhold heating Bought - sr (inde pendent It'hig) for Treasurer over WO. Fr.inklin vomit y; the Opposition are supposed to loin cleeted their .\ ssem bly ticket—the W pa 11,11,!afv, being favorable to Prohibition, and the Locos, as clinging to their own eandidate,— MELLIN“Eit, however, has from 200 to 251) majority, which ensures his elec tion in the district by about 500. Coixwmis, Onto, October 12.—The election for Governor, members ol the Legislature, and other State officers, took place here yesterday. So far as returns have come in, the indications are that Madill, the democratic candid tie Stir Gov ernor, is elected by about 30,000 majority, together with nearly all the prom mom or kers. The vote is small on both aides. A New COILINTERFEIT.—HickneII's ire-! porler thus describes a new counterfeit on the Farmers' Bank of Laneaster, which . hes recently made its appearance : s's, spurious. Vignette, a man and woman, the latter a rake in her hand, and the former holding a fork with the prongs resting on the ground. —De nomination on either end of the note.— The vignette of the genuine is three men and a woman. On the right end two fe males, dne holding a sickle and bundle of wheat, and on the left a man on horseback, and between names of officers a dog lying down along side of a chest. f to 208 149 101 75 304 224 105 84 82 46 208 156 157 127 74 76 107 77 103 132 110 78 43 48 61 59 68 45 86 67 74 75 i 65 46 64 24 27 82 72 72 , - CHLOROFORM ,IND CHOLERA. —The Lon don press mentions a successful application of chloroform upon a man of nu 111C1180 phy sical power, whilst under a violent attack of cholera. While in the most violent paroxysms of pain and spasm, the chloro. form was administered, and the struggling giant tarried into the quint sleeping of an infant. The functions boing suspended, the horrible symptoms ceased, the medi cines became absorbed, and in an hour the man was restored to consciousness, and the disease whit conquered. Dent /ROM EATINO_ 4 OOI.OFIND CANDY. —The Hartford Tiines' says that a child of Mr. Lorin Field, of Somers. Ct., i 6 sup posed to hare been killed by eating color ed candy. Dr. Wood examined the eon tenor of the stomach and found a sufficient quantity of lead there to cause death. RER. Truer. r—A--s R 11. 180 179 99 80 Sixty thousand, of the one hundred and twenty thousand dollars, necessary to en• dow Washington College, Pennsylvania, have been subscribed. • 279 , 259 80 .57 80, 47 204 158 151 128 74 75 67 184 94 189 105 81 48 47 - 59 61 55 49 88 57 81 $ 84 65 46 48 28 27 - 80 87 86 (tr - Mns. Wznessa, widow ofProf. Web. ster, who was executed for the murder of Dr. Pariman, is dead. Warne receipts of the State Agricul tural Society's late exhibition at Pittsburg amounted to $lO,OOO. , A WORD OF Seed wkieh, even when 4ropped by phases, is sure to spring ups Sower.. 'A letter 'from Havana lire that ow le" than 18.000 'laves have died 'of cholera in Cuba this year. - . • , Them Ws pumpkin n Piiieberg, that weighs serenty•seren pounds', • The potatoes of France ate diseased this year. 1681) 1589 D.. A ttorney. SOfVO) Of .t ig 205 152 102 77 807 229 70 68 80 48 210 154 158 128 75 75 127 60 72 160 107 77 41 48 61 59 61 46 85 58 73 75 65 46 54 24 27 82 18 111 1783 1427 11191 1498 Franklin Count y Ohio Election Fur the &ar sad Dormer. verriEns ream NEW EIIiGILAAro No.l. MUM& EDITORS :—Supposing that a few lilies from a Gettysburgian, away in this land of Yankees, would not be unin teresting to your readers, I venture to give you a few off-hand scrapings of my pen. I write, because I feel like writing, au 1 because I would like to have others fe I as I do. Tho man who can visit Boston with out having his soul stirred up within him, 1 would almost say, is lost to all sense of feeling. In the city of Boston itself there lie nothing of peculiar interest. In beaidy,. our own model city, Philadelphia, is tar superior; and, in business, noise end dirt, it is New York completely eclipsed ; but in the crookedness of its streets, it beats any city in the Union. It would, I perhaps, not be saying too much, to atlirm that there is -scarcely a street in Boston along which the eye can see more than half dozen squares. The Mississippi river is an eseeedingly tortuous stream, but, doubt not, if all the streets of Boston wee I linked together in one line, that it would be still more tortuous. This makes it ex tremely difficult for a stranger to navigate 'through the city. In the streets he has no !guide whatever. If he start down one street 1 before he is aware, he is posting along another, and thus he' goes .until he finds himself in a complete labyrinth, and eau only be extricated hy seeking the (lit - mien of some one acquainted. Perhaps it was designed as a puzzle. If so, the originator has been quite successful. But to make up for this perverseness, Boston is charac terised by ha cleanliness. 11l this respect it surpasses the "Quaker City." There is scarcely a street in Boston which is not thoroughly scraped and swept. This gives it. an appearance of cleanliness, which strikes the stranger as BOWL WY lie enters the city. This. doubtless, is the cause iir its remarkable heathiness. It is leiy sel dom an epidemic prevails in Boston, whilst. other cities are from time to time severely scourged. But, as I have already said, there is nothing in Boston, us a eity, tit make it of greater interest than soul., oth er places in our country. There are, how ever, some reminiscences connected with it which must, in ail time to come, rend. I it till object of peculiar interest. It has been well said that "Boston is the Cratill' ~ t oily." It War, licre where the first -pal k was kindled—where the first anthem of liberty was pealed forth. This fact !hakes H0,,- ' ton an object of intense interest to every lover of freedom. My heart long panto to %.:ICW this SliertA spot, and when I foetal myseif walking upou these time-lionon•il Streets,. which have been the scene ut many a hard contest for freedom, u,v bosom swelled with patriotic emotions. I was a "stranger in a strange land," but, never theless, surrounded by objllll4 whose rends nisecnocs were perfectly faintlicr. 31 y first impulse was to visit "Ohl Famed - Ilan," but mot knowing previsely in xv.t.ar. part of the city it is located, I concluded to stroll around until I should tint] It. Tbo, first object of interest I met was the "Ibis ton Atlicuteurn.'"lllis is a large granite building,. containing the mercantile librn ry—an immense collection of book s for public use, and tITI extensive gallery of paintings mid statuary. Entering the building, I feasted my eyes, for in hour, on these wonderful productions of art, sur passing, 111 belitity of design and finish, iley that I had ever siren. A solemn , il , m it pervaded the apartment. There hung the Tull-length 'portraits. of the hundred both of ancient anti modern t Mies, with al - life-like exoressions; and there stood the taut tleli Of Wen and women rellow in former days, for valor, patriotism, ait towering intellects. They :meow w nothing bat the breath of life to make Ile lit the very persons whom they were ilesi ; ecd to represent. The heist niagibtri cliz the paintings is the Landing of the N. tilt. MeW who are supposed to have visited the %Verdun' Continent several hundred veers prior to its discovery by Tie design is most beautiful, and ,tripes the beholder with the most profound uttutint rim). But than tire some paintings among the convener', which, although not the work. of superior skill, were, nevertheless, objects of intense interest to mem' account of their associations. Among these are the productions of Copley; who, at ouc time, was a poor portrait painter, in Boston, and with difficulty made a living for himself and family. Ilis sun, John Singleton Copley, was then a little bare-foted boy, and was often seen running about the streets. Now where is lie Y He occupies the exalted position of Lord High Chancel !ur of England His father, thinking lie c , .11d succeed better in Englund, removed this `er, and little John., by perseverance and 1. -11111 9 has raised himself to his present hi g h 1 -ootion. Here is a bright example for poor I,4re-footed boys. 1 r. But dm was precious, ;ma I was forced tt to tear mysa, l : away from the coutempl t I o it of these noble oroductioos of human hawk. . . Th e next o bj ect rif interest 1 ea®e aeyoss, was the State limuse. This is an itttrueuse pile, situated nn a Eigh point in the midst. o f t h e c i ty. Th e cot ;ter stone wus laid the 4th of July 179.5, ou hand formerly owned by Covenant Hancock, it is surmounted by an immense dome, the top of which is 230 feet above the level f the sea. On entering the lower story, Lite first object that meets the eye, is a boau:iful mashie statue of our immortal Washington. la. cost $15,000, and is a noble representation. of that great and good man. Recording my name in a large book kept there for the purpose, and obtaining' "guide book" published for the advantqa of stran gers visiting the city, I ascended the cu pola by a winding stair ease, consisting of one hundred and sixty eight steps. And now - how shall I describe the scene which was spread out before me. An attempt. would prove a fellare. It was too grand and imposing for language to deseribo. t stood and wondered and admired. There . lay at my foot Boston with its busy popu lation, all hurrying to and fro in the work of life. To the north was Cambridge porr, with Old• Cambridge to the distance—the seat of Harvard University which was foun ded by the Pilgrinis landed at Ply mouth in the year 1024. There too'stauds "Minter Hill," which served as a protec tion to abe Amerieens, in their retreat from Bunker Hill. Cannon allot are frequently dug out of its sides, Orossing the Charles river to the right, the eye rests upon Charlestown, and in the rear rises the memorable Bunker Brill, and high, up, peering the clouds, stands its ma jestic monument, a description of which mug be deferred until another time. Turn ing the eye eastward a full view of the har bour, with its forts, islands, wharves and shipping is seen, and away off, as or st ion can reach, is seen the broad Atlantic. dotted with vessels of all sixes. Never did II -experience such.overwhelming feelings of adunruti n, :ii WA: 1 l st..)u I ill iU. smog . . of the Btate flotass and beheld this magniL t wit, panorama, I could Mat withdraw my oyes Irma the scene. The longer Hooked, the deeper ... was the impression upo tny tnind—the more powerful were the k liuge of admiration' that filled my bosom. i, here is left on my mind a Daguert.eotype picture of .the scene, which can only be obscured by decaying nature. noulp life be prolonged until nay eyes becouie dim, that splendid view will still he fresh in the mind as if seen with the natural eye.— Who would not love to linee such scenes to look upon when old age hascome upon him and shut. out from his vision such sceneries which are spread out in Ood's book of. Na tare. Here I must leave the reader. For my own gratification, at least, I will commit to writing the other interesting objects with which I met in my strolls around the city and in this land of the Pilgrims. If they should prove interesting to this renders of the -Star" they shall be eheerfuliy furnish ed. W. Boston, Oct. Ist, 1A53. RKNTS IN NKW YORK.-A New York correspondent of the National IntelliKen eer, has the following: statement relative to the enormous amounts paid for rent in New York. -"I ant perfectly astonished at the rate -of rents in this city. I know a single basement room on IVall street, to reach . . (FROM TRU BALTIMORE at,' o r sysTrite•v.l NOTICE. which You in list descend live or six steps____ e FLO!lft.—The Floor market is quiet to-day. trim the footway, with a low ten foot cell- ADAMS COUNTY S. S. , nk„ eia few hundred tiles. Howard street brands log, and the mom 110 t more than "'iv n Y at $ll 623 per libl., but eel:orally held at $8 75. by twenty feet, which rents for $6,000 Also, sales of some 800 lible. City 51111 s at 6 62i .i „, , r t ! '' 114. !.e ,. ~.,I : il , :e t , ,C , Zm i , ni sh ° ,, n r ‘ i ' ff ." ,, h f h i ,,, o i f d P c e o n : i u , Y ty l l per annum. A lot, twenty-live feet by per Mil. Dealers are not much - disposed to Oyer. .., .., I,.:Gre . eiing: seventy-fiee. as high sip on Broadway as at-, until further Btivir.a shall have been received Pftven loon Europe Th e stork of Flour continues le ois- 4 is We command you that you the corner of Fulton street, was recently light. We quote Rye Flour •I. $4 bO, and Corn lL i attach JOHN MILLER, (000.0 leaped for 21 years, at $14,500 per annum. I $ ll 75 per mil. late of your county, by all and singular at the 'elid of winch time the grmind GRAIN AND BEEDI4. The supply of all his goods and chattles. lands and tenements, landlord is besides to have the bridding, kinds of Garin ..as Inklit to -day. Abut 10,0 i in 'in whose hands or possession soever the which is now being erected on it, and will bushels of Wheat oliMed and mostly' soot lit 1 34 same may he, so that he be and appear be e_, .0 _ ._ A , . -, per .or coal $20,000. A building on Broadway, asl 37 lord t 110 111 4 - i bailie. f No choice was otTeed.— . fore our Court of Common Pleas, to be uninedi mil v adjoining Trinity chin la Rood to prior whde l lnfer t i h , i , r b l its so r l.l at 3to 10 clinis per hodiol lie - holden at Gettysburg in and for said county yard. forty feet front and tw o . hundred the 2181 day of November next, there deep, opening on a side alley, and cut up .1,, w ~,h,.1,, ,wl-;„..,ll;',',,ri e %oP r l ( i ' V r 1 I st d /rd s ' ti t y t ... M s 1 :1 "7"819 < : r t) i ° ir l ' i n i answer Jolts/ Iloasain, of a Plea in "l e - (1e10 upon Note tinder Seal not exceeding I into corridors and iert, brings an ag- M r whim; and 89 a HI c;•014 per bushel fir gregatri rent iii tr.:00.000 per Milton) : and low slari latid and Virginia Rye 75 a 77 eMit, near ledieli _. $BOO. And summon all persons in whose! a gentleman, w h o 1,,,,. b i l i i i i d i i iii se li a „ 1 ,1,.n. nod Peorisy Ivunia Rye 9'2 cents hands or possessiim the said goods and flats, good to priiittt Mai y!sed mid Virginia 42 a did dereding as littlli tip 10 liroatiWitV as the iwidi b orie " or 1; ewe ~, , ,,,n ei at , eat , 46 cents. Perm: avant.' Jo. 47 cents, inferior do. i rhattles. lands and tenements, or any of two noii,ii above the city „t ill. say : , hi, 38 .I .: l i it , l: t eiv pet hns'iel. ?reds are quiet—Clo-' them. may be attaelied, so that they and' :Mel. ' every oh them be and appear before the! plainly sees that be lIIIINI he driien "away vq,linO(CEl2ll'.l'B'''.l—"..Ai3,7l3.t7k . 3t3l:sl'set ' r ' el " luv. We said Court at the day and place afore mehr ! in a few years by the eneriticlitiliiiit ol (iii- note some i sles of Ito CAI:, at I I . i cents per tinned in Answer what shall be objected a. tins, stores and shop°, and told me he lIR.I In. Sugars sad Molasses unchanged. Rice 43 , gains[ them or him, and abide the juog..; *dread% been offered a runt of $lO,OOO per D .la '' ^ " l ' I"' ll '. annum for the house." I'ItIIVISTONS.--Tlm Provision market is . ment of the Court therein; and have you firm. sale , of Ohio Pod( nt 17 12i a fir/ 25; then and there this Writ. Witness the Mess Beet' at $lll per hid. Sales of How IlirriltBT J. FIHHER President Judge I •rhe London roue, of a late date con- l' r l " . Baron :Moulders at H eenta aides at 83 cents,l of loins an interesting article on Ireland. It i , 'lie said sAttirt, at Oen ysnorg this sth and hams 10 a 1"3 r i alludes 111 the immense 01'lint that has ' i I !, cei: „ . and t„ - k - ,;,"7 2 i' v e r ou l t h .; , e l ,!' i r b d irl itu l ', l ;: r day of October A. D. 1453'. taken place within a few years, aml says in kegs .4 al5 cents - per ib. Ch eese l 101 a 111 WM. W. PAXI'ON, Proth'y. truly enough, that the potato rot of 1845 cents Pm Ili. per A. coBE AN, Dep'B., by the dourt—JOHN sCOT'r, Sheriff. ....—prodmied o.social revolution area ler than sms." --- Slice-Cs Otiice, Gettysburg, than war. eimiliiest, or politimil t iolenee O I ct. 14, 1853-01. i his been ;dile to accomplish. ' It is stated that w ithiii the last six yeat4.4mtlitig 'March 1852. nit les than 1,313.220 persons left Isle shores of Ireland. W hat an outpour ing '. how many eines, towns. and ill- Imes of the New World Irive been inea... irately pripulaiml 11mm : zit this aizimel• ! TM , no inkier who dep.:rho! in 1851, Was 254. 547 ; in 1852. 221. 097 ; or about a quarter of a million each year. So ate it to it spontaneous a dr tin is • probably unex ampled in the history of the IVorld, es peeielly, says the TIIIIIM4, when the last 111 ii- being a, toss a crest tiee..n, and in a time 111 IMII‘SLIIIIi peace, is taken iiitu or e 'lint. A M,.131.:11N TRAVELIAIL—Sir Geor,q.e Ross. Inns Niortireal. arrived in Chicago lew dal s agii, by die Michigan Sim:h um iNtlr..:l(l. Ile has Portny one tiozs •ei oh hint. three servAtils, low' tons of hoe_ g3;2e—emiiprisialg :my quatally of hitaie,teks and whet shooting utensils.— fie leaxes in .1 fi.w days for Nlintiesota. to take a hunt, 10 , 111 lire he will pro• ,•,,,.,1 t.) spewd the winter, and tli,igits taking an excursion to the Rocky I%l.'llllllms iii the On Saturday eight Irst, the Catholic church in .lhaitibersburg was forcibly en tered br the bnek door. The villian was rewarded by only a few cents which he took front the charity box, The valuables belonging to the church, had fortunately been removed, as is usual, slier the vil elusion of the service on the previous Sabbath. i%lsrrnimisr omit:it St stated that the New York Book Agents are making arrangements for an iintnedis ale settlement with the Methodist Epis copal Church South. on terms entirely satisfactory in regard In a division of prop erly. The whole matter in dispute is io be referred to the lion. Judge, McLean. of ''-'- the Supreme Court of the United States. The Judge is expected in New York in a few days, to meet the commissioners of the two branches of the ohurell. "SCROFICI.A." MYERS' IaTRACT OF ROCK 1108 K— . wonderful medicine is fiat gaining for it.el I popularity olticla no other medicine can boost of. The plant. Rork Ross, is used and recoil. mended by many eminent physicians of our coon 'try. Haar what. 11. Thompson, of Philadelphi a. saga: el have prescribed it in bad crows of scro• folous patients at Wills Hospital." His attracted the atisnaion of senior physicians. Ha reports the following remarkable caw. of white' swelling of the tight hip in Fqhrunry, 1544. The lad wag seven yearn old, and' had the disease for three years, the bone was dislocated upward. and outeranla. There was a Jorge opening on the hip ! leading to the bone, into which I could thrum. my ' Roger. I counted three Ulcers, lie had been under several physicians who had given him up. I ordered a deenetion•of Rock Rote—in too days his night sweenrceneed. /thion ordered a tea spoonful of Rock , Rose. threw times n day. nib , otymine days atter he watt entirely moll. * Nee adv't of Myers' Rock Rosa. or For sale in Gettysburg by S. H. BURN LER, And by Druggists generally. Sept. 16: REMISIIIIIIIERs The only original and yenning WfSTAR'S BA L4A 31OF OHER.HY, was introduced g at th e year 1838 and has been welltested in all 4the compiling' , for which It is recommended. For 4est year* ii , he:t proved more efficacious ere rem.. -44.dy for C.4nets Cola, Infinenxii.-Bronchltis, Asth ma and Consumption in its incipient stages, tha t) any other medicine. 48ETH W. FOWLE, Druggist, No, ,138 Wa s hi n g ton skeet, Boston, Mom , hi the sole pro.' Triettit -of the genuine medicine, arid appetite, both St wh o l esa l e gad ret a il, and of whom agencies can he Audited. Dr. , Wm. Saw mys, "Uwish heartily smooch' to your Medicine. I consider every ram or street of the Altai trymptonsa of pulmonary disease as a direct tribute to suffering humanity.; and fro hopeteis surf their cases getivelly that physicians am always justiffed in using any trucedY which hoe iffinally herrelitted inherit i One thing is ow tho public alniie have a ImiraiitY that patitin'tnedkineifteiff generally be auttallied only 4 , 4 plat its long 119 Aerate welt prepared•and condo.. . n. to relieve or cure." : • 4/it wool maid letter he saye—PA.• Wlstar's Relvettant . Wild Chem Is the "ply patent medi• • ,7.-else to has. ever given inXpublio Nonni .." memktion. I "hakes be suepecteXby the cmulid r- el giving yeah orynettiptutto testimony as to whirl I have seen and heard of lie angle If genuine..emnird I. 1111 . P4:1" etlirtor sale in Gettysburg by P . H OVER ' LER. ant by I.humgood gruorolly. Sept. 16. M',E==Z==l Tec DICAPSI OF - MITC/iELL ax o• MAR TIN t THIN IRISH PaßlOTS.—the escape of John Mitchell and John Martin, two mote of the Irish exiles, is a certainty. The editor of the New York Times has perus ed leuers froth Australia to their partici'. hr friends in New York city, which speak of the incliner of their escape ; bu t; from fear that their safe arrival in this country would be jeopardized by a publication of particulars, the editor has been requested to refrain from giving them publicity fur the present. The cholera in Great Britain is steadily increasing. At Newcastle there has been 035 deaths, and 80 a thy—seven times as many as in 1831—'32. At Gateshead. in 15 days, there were 227, or nearly twice as many as in 1831—'32. The dis- ease was visible in Hull. D,lrlon, Hex ham, Eton, Berwick, Dsr'Moon. Wind sor and Belfast, but had decreased at Man cheater. (7ounterfeit quarter dollars, of the (late of 1852, FIZEI in circulation, so admirably dune that they can be detected only by the slight difference in the ring of the metal. About 700 barrels of flour Hosted ashore at Kelley's Island, Lake Erie, on the 30th ult. BALTIMORE MARKET. MA R RIE D. I On the tat of September. nt Banta rtitz. Cab fornin, by the Rev. K. Anthony. THOMAS • 'r tOPER. (1 merry of HO. county) of Pairro and Woo SARAH M. SCUT I, of Santa Crux. lifortda. In I,iioe.town. on the nth iniot , by the R. T. F. 113!lowe!i, )I r . „rA m REA By. and Mi•og %IA Rl' U AlN—both of this county (r, OD. 29th nit., by the Rev. P. If. \f r . m• 1)F, !MORE" mid .Mios M RGA 11E1' SCHRlVEli—loott , of York co.:Pa. I) I B 1.), — On the ^. ,1 inst.. Mrs ANNA. wife 01 Mr Peie- f hold,of East Berlin. Arinnts connty Po. in the 6.2 year of her At It, Oisidenee. in Moon lien townchip, Adel ) . covnty P. nn the 4th inst typhoid freer, NA AN WiiihilfT, raged 1P yecrc end 6 days, On the 17th of A 'hood 'act, Mr if rNli WEI,TV, of Libinty township, in the 77:h year of h in age. Ak Nl' r, D. 4 PER:4°N eapahle oI doing House t work and Cooking in a private farni ly. One who can furnish patisfaelory recommendations, can find a aituation by enquiring at the "STAR" office. Sept. 30. 1853-3 t FOR SALE, A First-rate Illathesway COOKING STOVE, with pipe and trimmings. The proprie tor having' nn further use (or it, will sell it at HALF PRICE. pcjmEnquire al the STAR" office. Sept 30. 1853—tf NEW & SEASONABLE DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. Likß. KURTZ has jest opened an im • mense stock of all the. new and de. pirahle styles of DRY GOO DS, also Queenstrare a nd Groceries—i'vhich he in vites his numerous customers to call and see: all of which will he sold on ihe principle of ••Quick Su:es and Small Profits." Oct. 14, 1853. V 71.22 TIP 2:IT - 1.12.0:Ta: E GUNS! GUNS A large lot of Single and Double Barrel ed GUNS & RIFLES. of a super. for make, just, received, and for.sale cheap by FA IINESTOCK & SONS. Oct. 14, 1853. RAIL ROAD MEETING In AMY at Kurtz's Cheap Corner, L./Sundays excepted,) from 8 o'clock A. M., to 7 o'clock P. M., examining4z buying Ooods just arrived from Manila/- Olio, via Baltimore and Hanover Rail Road. Call soon, and save money; you may be too late. Remember. A: B. KURTZ'S • Oct. 14. Cheap Corner. EXHIBITION. • • ADMITTANCE FREE. m A p tc riti u: e s m A b m ra s re r t . i s ie sl a p r i g tn ! la n ta na heat'aseortment of Frock and Dress Coma of every variety of color, quality and style, which have ever, been offered to the publit. Call and eee,even if you do not wishv to buy. Oct. 14. 1853, BLANKETS A“ T I ARGIE lot ot BED BLANKETS Lll4 at different Prices ' with a very large Assortment of horse BLANKETS. at the Cheap Corner of KURTZ'S. Winter Bonnets T A VORi the Ladies, Hoag and Woolen Rate for children, a new article rhea? at ' KURTZ'S. Groceries, QUEENS & GLASS Ware, a fresh mid fa supply, as cheap, as the roar :huts allurtl; call cud see them at Kuirrz.s. 11,1172633111(-1 E. •& R. MARTIN, At the Old Stand, N. W. Corner of the Diamond, Gettysburg, • INENDER their thanks to their cupto niers for pest favors, and respect fully inform the, public that ihey contin• Ue to Cut and make all Garments, in the best manner and on reasonable terms. The cutting will be done as here tofore. by ROBERT MARTIN. Fashions; are regularly received, and every effort; made to secure a good tit and substantial sewing. The subscribers hope. by their' long experience in the business, and re newed efforts to please, to merit and receive a continuance of the public patron-, I age. ICPAII our work is made by regularly ; employed journeymen ; upon this, our' customers nuts rely. 11--The Fall * and Winter Fashions have just green recived lrom the city. KrAll kinds of country produce taken in exchange lor work. E. & R. MAR TIN- Oct. 14—lf L3''Uompiler and Sentinel please copy viiOCLAMATION IV DERE AS Hon. ROBERT J . Esq., President of the several Courts of Common Pleas, in the counties eoinpos log the 19th District, and Justice of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer, and general Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and other offenders in the said a.— met—and SAMUEL IL Ressmt., and JOHN AGINLEV, Esor.. Judges of the Courts of rlMlttltlfl Pleas' and uencral Jail Delivery, for t he trial of all capital and other offend ers in the county of Adams—have issued t heir precept, bearing date the 17th day of August, in the year of our Lono, one thou sand eight hundred and fifty-three and to me directed, for holding a Court of Com mon Pleas and General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and General Jail Delivery, Courtend of Oyer and Terminer, at Get tysburg, on Monday the 2 let of November next— NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To all the Justices of the Peace. the Coroner and Constables within the said County of Adams, that they be then and there in their proper persons, with their Rolls, Records, Inquisitions, Examinations and other Re membrances, to do those things which to their offices and in that behalf appertain to he done, and also they who will prose cute against the prisonc rs that are or then shell be in the Jail of the said County of Adams. and to be then and there to pros. esule against them as shall be just. J Oil N St OTT, Sherffir. Sheriff's Mien, Lirttysburg, Oct. 14, 1853. 5 to NOTICE. LETTERS of Administr Ilion on the es tate of HENRY WELTY, late of Liberty township. Adams county, Pa., de ceased, having been grained, to the under signed, residing in said to unship, notice is hereby given to those indebted to said estate to make payment without delay, and to those having claims to present the same properly' authentica Itd for settle ment. JOHN Z. NVELTY, Oct. 14, 1853-3'. A dner OVER_ COATS, OVER COATS, Prepare for Winter. NUE subscriber has just received and 1 opened a choice lot of Overcoats of every description, made in. the hest man ner, and latest styles, w hi . ch he is de termined to sell cheaper than any other es tablishment in the County. To test the truth of this call and exam in e. Remem ber no trouble trishaw GOODS. MARCUS SAMSON. Oct. 14, 1853. Men's Dress Go ods. FLVERY variety of Colors and gush ty of Clothe, Cassimunts ' &Weals ll and Overeoatinga, all of ca ich will be sold as low as at any other store in town. Call and see them at KU'RtZ'S Cheap Corner. Ladies' Dress Goods. ri ALL at KU R'l'Z'S for .hem Delaines. 1„) De Rage. De Rage Alpaocas, Merin os., Coburg Cloths. For further informs. tion call and we will show the.ro. iIAW,..LS ) SII4.ICIS • TllB largest oesornoont omit:varieties of coloro,nor in town to,bo hod rnihrit KURTZ'S C. Corner. „ LONG BAY STATE sod- square BRAWLS in greet varint r'e c Tureara, Red aad White Ordpe ito.,a,heatitttel de, BONNET VELVETS; tilkt, dry., very. cheap at the store of • GEO. ARNOLB. Oct; 14, 1863. Comforts Q*II the different Sly lee,,enlore, sixes price'', for !Adios, gentlemen and children, at fpr Blanks of all , kinds for sale at this office. f...,!..! - ,..,• , :.. - ...:5' , ' . - ~, ~ , - • .1 t rHEOM'S oP I#E77 rs- RtIIOI4IND VICINITY. (2 , 20M1 .01217011 C) 11" just returned from Philadelphia and Baltimore, and is now opening the greatest variety of Ladies' Dress &Fancy Goods, ever offered to the public in this.place— among which ere Highland Plaids, Paris Delanes, De bsge, Poplins, M. Delanes, Persian Cloth, Coburg Cloth, Cashmeres, Silks, Bombazines, Parametta Cloth. Prints, Silk Warp and Mohair, Black Alpaccas, figured, changeable and plain Fancy color do, ' in great variety, Merinoes, Shelly and Berage Delanes, with almost every other variety of Mess Goods ; Sacking Flannels in great variety, scarlet and while Crape, Thihet Wool. Ray &ate long & other Shawls, broad silk Fringe. and Lace ; Ribbons, a beautiful article ; Trimmings of every kind ; Bonnet Vel vets. Silks and Satins, Sleeves, Collars, 'plain and embroidered Linen Handker chiefs, very superior; Homiery. Gloves. &e., &c.. with almost every article belong ing to the trade. The Ladies will please call, examine, and judge for themselves. Also, Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassittetts, Cords, Flannels. and Ready-made Cloth ing, together with almost every other arti cle in the way of Gentlemen's wear.— Also, Fresh Groceries and Queens. Ware, all of which will be sold as cheap as they can he had at any other establish ment. Please call and examine the Goods. Oct. 7, 1853. riw - ile)-tvor ILIRDWARE STORE. ripHE Subscribers would respectfully announce to their friends and the public, that they have opened tt NEW HARDWARE STORE in BAltimore at,. adjoining the residence of DAVID ZIEOLER. Gettysburg; in which they are opening a urge and general assortment HARDWARE, 1110%, STEEL, GROCERIES ) CUTLERY, COACH TRIMMINGS, Springs, 'Axles, Saddlery, Cedar' Ware, Shoe Findings, Paints, iJs, &Dyestuffs, n general, Mending every descriptio4 of articles in the above line of business—to which they invite the attention of Coach• maker s, 13l ickeinilhe, Carpenters. Cabinet makers, Shoemakers, Saddlers, and the public generally% Our stock having been selected , with great earn and porchtnnied for Cash, we quart antee,(for the Ready Money,) to dispose of any purl Of It on as avennmaillie tc.na. OP they can be purehased any where. We particularly.request a call from our friends, bud earnestly solicit a share of public favor, as we are determined to es tablish a character for selling .Gonda at low prices and doing business di fair prin ciples. JOEL 13. DANNER, DAVID ZIEGLER. Gettysburg, June 13.18.51.—tt. FOR SALE. THE subscriber ()Uri% for sale a num ber of Ws of YOUNG CHEST— NUT AND LOCUS1"11MBEll. land, from five to ten acres each. J. D. PAXTON. Gettysburg, Oct. 7, 1853—tf TEACHERS WANTED. T HE School Directors of Huntington township, trill meet in Petersburg, Y. S., on Saturday Me 22il of October inst., for the examination and employ ment of FOUR TEACHERS to take charge of the Selioole in said iniwinihip. I. W. PEARSON, Sec' y. Oct. 7, 1852—td "VIRGINII MILLS" For Rent. T above valuable MILLS, located -a- near Fairfield, Ilamihonban town.. ship, Adams comity, Pa., will be for Ren t f rum the first 01 April next. A mille r with a small family, who can come we recommended, will he 'preferred. flr7"For information and terms address (Post-paid.) MARY MYERS. "Virginia Mills." Sept. 23, 1853-3 t B ONNETS, Ribbons and Flowers, a large assortment of the ditlerent styles, to be found at H OSIERY, Bonnet Materialmm- and Bonnet Ribbons, Laces, Edg ings. Very cheap at FA HNEWFOCK'S. OOKING GLASSES, of all sizes 4 and prices, for sale at SC HICK'S G ROC 1.1 It I ES, OF all kinds and fresh. to he had as low as the market affords at KURTZ'S cheap corner. Ladies' Dress & Fancy , Goods, PrHE lsrgest and handsomest 'mon J. ment of Ladies' Dress and Penny, Goods in town, Sleeves, Milers end em broidered Linen Handkerchiefs, Iloiscry, Gloves, Ribbons, and trimmings eneralty; very cheap, lobe had at the'store GEO., ARNOLD. Oct. 14, 1853. • , Tilllt Jround, Tucr MARCUS SAMSON has . lust opened a•splendid assortnoent of Pante of every variety and style which he Will itellst prices that will defy comfit tinon here or elsewhere. Remember .1 buy' tor milt, and under the moat ,favorable otraumstanees, which enables me to do just what I promise. No humbugging, Ball and jogs fur yourselves. Oct. 14. 1868. ALICOES. a large essanunent. new j styles. also Gitig.hsnlts. Domestics. end other., with a large wirie.y of DRY GOODS too large to otrotitot tare. Call and ace them at KURTZ'S Corner. $0 rinpt,e ';•• FEVER AND AGUE CURED BY ROW AND.R TONIC MIXTURE. /VIRE University of Free Medicine and Popular Knowledge; chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, at its last session, 29th April, 1823,) mainly for the purpose of arresting the evils re suiting from the sale of spurious and den• gerous nostrurps, also for the purpose of supplying tste public with reliable reme. dies, in cases wherein the patient cannot obtain or will not employ the best medical advisers; having purchased that invalua ble remedy, Rowand's Tonic *ilium, on arecount of us just celebrity and known efficacy, in the treatment of Fever and Ague, and its kindred affections,—has no hesitation in reaommeding it in the high est terms to the patronage of the af. Ricted. B owEL CAVAINT cured toy ROWAN " BLACK—BERRY ROOT. The above Institution extends its sanction, in like manner, to the remedy for ..Bowel Complaint," so well known eel Rowand's Compound Syrup of Bleckbeiry I Root, and earnestly recommends it to the ' confidence of patients afflicted with these complaints,—believing it to be invaluable, in the treatment of such rms. By order of the Trustees, Hon. Henry K. Strong. Hon. J. R. Pianism John R. Row!nd, M. P., D. R. Ashton, Bp., Hector Orr, Esq. 11tzr..411 Communications lobe address ed.--4oliu R. Rowan& M. D., Head of the Pharmaceutical Department, and Pres. Went of the University, lime Dispensary-and office. No. 47 Smith Second street, Philadelphia. Branch Dispensary it the stare of S. S. FORNEY, Geuraburg. Sept. 30, 1863--1 y • MORE NEW GOODS. Who richest and Mat VisorDnold of: FALL 84 WINTER GOODS POE GENTLEMEN'S WEAR; EVAD OPENED IN GETTYSBUIIO. SKELLY &HOLLEBAUGH TAKE pleasure in calling the attention of their friends and the public to their extensive stock of Fashionable Goods for gentleinen's wear, just received from the city, which, for variety of style, beauty arulftnaihoind superior quality,ehallenger', comparison with any other stock in the place. Our assortment of Cloths; plain ancl.fancy Tweeds and Cas raison,. Festingi, Satinets, Owes CAN'T BE BEAT! Give ue a cell sn.' examine. for yourselvee. We have per chased our stork carefully and With a de sire to please the tastes or all, from the must pracical to the most fastidious. - - 0.=.1 . 1% [LORING, in all its branches, attended to as heretofore, with the aisle tanee of good workmen. per•rho FASHIONS for FALL and WINTER have been received. Gettysburg, Dec - 1.0',185„2. 'thOTHING-CLOTIIINU. BR'Nf ARNOLD has now on bend, eon:41;1110i making up, Over coats. Dress Coats, Frock Coats, Pants loons, Vests, and every article in the Clothing line, which lie will Pell 30 per cent Hw er •iliati Inv CLOTHING • STORE or SLOP subp in the Town or County. I , I • Call and ezainiue lor yourselves, Oct. 7, 1853-11 Draw tremor—Como and See 1 L.SCIIICK would inform theLadien • that he new offers the largest assort moot of BONNETS, Bonne( Bilks and Velvets, Ribbons, Flowers & Hair Braids, ever before opened in this place. Call and see them—no trouble to shoo! Goods. Oct. 7, 1853—tf I MAI LINENS, line, Tickioga, Flannels. Linen Table Cloths, Tow. eling'rand Drillings--a large variety—for sale at SCR Il K'S. QuPenneare Qteeetistoare: BR'M ARNOLD hasjust received /1 a large lot of QUEENSW ARE, which be will sell biw. Call and see. - - • WINDOW BLINDS l—A new as. • (torment of Window Blinds, Imi. tenon of Oil Blinds, just arrived at the well-known Store of KELLER KURTZ. NIEN EAU 04Pis iIUST received and now open ing at the Store of S. FA N ESTOCK & SONS. OF every style, De Bilge, De Bsge Al. pace, Mous de Laines, Alpaca, Silks, &c., with trimmings to suit, for sale cheap at FRHNESTOCar S CLOTHS, Black Blue and Fancy Ca. vimerea, Culminates. 9vereoatitig, Kentucky Jeans, Cords. a new style French cord, Satin, Silk, Velvet and Fan cy Vestings, are offered very cheap at S. F.SLINESTOCK IP SONS. Sign of the Red From. SCHICK'S 42.32eVP11ir. (o.4)49Zbect SOAPS, Perfumery, Hail Oils, Motto Wafers, Partmonies, &c.. a new e".. sartment just , opened at DUEMLER'S Bank and Drug Store, in Obsalbensburg street. LUMBER. VIERSONS having LUMBER to die m- pose'or. ht trade G,r Furntture, will find it to their advantage to call at the cheap Cabinet 'Making Esitiblistithent ot OEO. E. BRINON AN, South Baltimore street, next door to 'the Compiler office. May 27: dr:ll_ll 4 loHAM,:alualins, Wool and !Cot• don•Rlannela, Calicos n( all stoker and prises. always to be had-at the chock► Store of S. FAHNESTOCK & SONS- i'runta! 'rruesics ! Ihaw, jugs received a large lot of TRUNICB, which I am selltog with out rogsrd to COMi to make room tor .ous— tumors. ABRAHAM ARNOLD. BONNETI4. Ribbons. and, p ara sol*. a fine essortment.'and'very cheap, at MIDDLECOFTS. CHILDREN'S 8110 ES. the beet Hi. &eminent 111 tewn. et DRESS GOODS. Domestic's KE.LLER KURTZ'S. WHITE EU 'AIDEML 7'IIREE .MILES WEST OF IMR; RISECRO. THE sixth session w commence nn Monday, the 7th -of November nett I Parents and Guardians are requested to inquire into the merits of this Institution. The situation is retired, pleasant. healt h- fill, and emivenient of Rel:elld ; the course of instruction is extensive and thorough ; and the accommodations are ample. INSTRUCTORS. D. Diauftoaa, Principal. and Tearlon of Languages and -Mailicomica. Dr. A. Dinamotte, A'. M. Teactirr of Au. cleat Language:sand Nitttral Science*. E. 0. DARR. Teacher of Matheinatica and Natural Saianceit.. Hulse Covca, Tonilier of Moan. T. KIRK WHITR, Teacher of plate and of unneutal Penmanship. • 'rERMs. Bontninß, irnetting. and tuition in ringliA, per sessinn,fire montha. sso' 00 Inatruotion hi Ancient or Modern,Lanitota, goy, eerh $5 00 Instrumental Mutie. , $lO 00 Fur circulars end other information ad. dream • ' ' D. DENLINGEP, Sept. 0-41 m, Harrisburg, Po' itll4ll 411, , • RVAL,ESTATE AT PRIVATE SA LE. DE subscriber, intending to remover from — tliff Stile, offers at Private •13sie„ the Faint on which lie resides, sit uate in Swahili township, Adam■ county. Ps4.adjoining 1110 of John Dixon, Esq., Col. James, Neely, Solownti ,I,ongeneti ker.l., O. Huainan, mid others, and con 'Junin/ • la!) itCßt:',' R l . of patented !Amid. 'Ka improvements are a large TWO—sTotty FRAME AND WEATHER.. ■se Boarded Dwelling Mute, I I with Kitchen attached, iflerge Barn, part frame and part log. Wegori . Shei„ and oth er out buildings. There is s well of good Water; "With pomp in it. convenient to ,t door, cud a never. failing if ring near the house. The Farm is 'well supplied whit running wafer. There is on the prentivev young and thriving ;APPLE • with it large variety ol °fifer Frith Trees. A 'good piirtion of the land is covered with thriving TIMBER. - There it 'lvo a due proportion' of good MEADOW. The land is, lit•goodsune of cultivAtion. -- 'The fencing is good—:-a large portion being of board. Perionavvishing further inforrOs thin ran obtain the same hYrtelling-owthe subsetibar who iteideri tot ilielifil: - . -- ' - K.P.The,itiberriber. being determined to sell. those wishing iit,purchase, will find it to their interest to, make. a p 11011. - SAMUEL LoNGENEckeR July 15, 1858-3 m. . --m' ---r7 - ',i . .. .' 7 ' :"" f•ii:%1,,, , ,ii . .. - c,'l-: ~ zr -. .;; - :, - .7,7:' ' $ i .. •' - . '. ' fir ' ' 4stke' ,504 t ":-. • -1.. % •• -• , ,•: •., 7- '''• t , -^7 , • " 4 . . . ' 4 1 Pt 4 ' i %.# ':` 1111151PAP.' ': '4 k , •1 , • ," „, ' . 4 , :,., - t ),.:' f t.. , • ••• ' 4 .." " ''' ' 4. 4 4 J. (.1' 'Cir l -C# C. 1:• ' Blake's Patent Fire and Wate Proof, Paint. ASUPERIOR ARTICLE, for Buie at Fahnaatock's, virtn nf thp HO' 111 Y! a N age of Signs end Wonders. the subscriber would remark that he neith. a halts our banters, but defies 11ml:county to t wolince a finer stock of, Hats, Caps, Boots 'Riad , Shoes, th an heir now opening ; o! every 'variety and deseriptictt, °fall qualities snd prices. suitable for oleo. women and chtidren. ezajine sud judge for your selves. Mr: W. PAXTON. Gettysburg, Sept. 30. 1833—tf GERMAN REFORMED• HY M BOOKS. Another new .apply of Hymn Books. of the German Reformed Chorea, hes just two rereiveil at K URTZ'S. Bonk store. SPOIITINII! SMITING! irzEORGE and Henry Weutpler will ‘-'• Mike House Spouting and put up the same low, for cash or country pro. duce. refiners and all others wishing their Houses. Barns. &c. spouted, would do well to give them a call. • G; & U. WAMPLER. April 16—.-1131:10. • • I,`C:TIO2p. ETTERS of Administration rin the r IA estate ot,, ot Htintingon township, Adams oututty. having been granted to the sub soriber,lesiding in the .aame township. notice is hereby given to sock is ate im debted to laid, estate, to make to,yment without delay, cud those having chants are requested to present the same. proper ly au theuticated, :for settlement,. pp AGNES SAVI,E.R. Sept. 2. 1883*-6t. NOTICE% IA EDMRS Adatinistrattoh with the annexed, nn the estate of the late RECHAR:I) SACILER, Huntington township, Adam CO, etecM,. having been granted to the trubrieriber,,,'tettitting in the tmme toira'p.he ';heretry - Otais notice to all 'paeans indebted to said' estate to make httmediste payment. 'and_ to those hay. in 'claims against 'ihe lame to 'present te r m proptely' authentieeted for eettle• ant. JOUN L. SADLER. Xdrer• Sept. 2,1552-6 t. . . DRUGS ASTlClllriDititigB;" tVI ell kintle, from the beat „ 'louses in the City, cob. nattily on hand mid for sale the Drogue Hcroirronwirf 8. 0. MAHLER., ions 4. 1862 Ca MA W r. 9. any Soil., Blankin % p 1 in sod 'figured Cashmere. ‘Vltitne ) 9 . Mona J. Loins and Thibitt Wool, of dlr. I . lerrni ptiree, rhrop et S. FA 111 NES rOCK A NUNS. . . I XXV 00411011 T xt h►ideinigned acteld teiHfiecifolly notanee hi the PAIN that he will ennttnue the • COACH '0'.24t5-.; MA httaiteetto. in' nil ite branches. at the old spun' recently occupied by the Firm of Hamer*ly Mr Frey, and is prepared to fortoch to order, on reasonable term+. all kinds of Coaches, Rockaway, Roat•Rody, and icntey Carriages, Baggier', ate., wan. darttlitql by tlie , hrst of workmen, and which, for fiuiah and durability, will 'hal. leap) compartsOn with any Manufactured it: this place. • • .otr The undersigned is also prepared to sound t. REPAlttitili in all brans-hr. of the busiunts, at the atiorteal WAN. W. HAMERSLY. thinysbang, Pa., shpt. ZB, IS63—.if ElMAffigH DAHMER, SADDLE, HARNESS, & TRUNI MANVFACTVRER. 3 doors Lou of Mate hail, York, Pa rgrii E subseriber eontinuera to carry on A the above Mosinee's, in all its 'Brion, branches. in Market street. York. 8 door* East of White Hall, where he intends keeping on hand a general assort m ent in his line, consisting of nil kinds of fashion. able SADDLES. Bridles " e ' , Martingales, 'Chill,. Cir. cinglets and Halters. also ....Ws's. TRUNK S • . traveling sold saddle hags. Those wishing - 1-Att'a l st a handsome, durable - atid pleasant saddle will do well to call and see them. He also manufacture' Harness, Bridles. Collars and Whips in all their varieties, and conk tlently believes from the general improbs. lion of his ...stammers. that he makes the neatest soil best gears. in all their variety es breadth, that is nintle in the country. - All the above articles will he made of 'behest nisterial sod workmanship, and with the utmost despatch - York, August G. 15.353 lIIHE Asher:Thaw_drakes to call the at tetition of the Ciiizetia of Adams County. to hie extensive Stork of Books, Stationery, Asney Goods, Jewelry, Porte Mannoies, Perfansery, Bradt... Combs', Boots, Wes, Hats and Caps; which for Variety and cheapnese, lie defies all competition in this or suy of the neigh boring Cmintiee. gr _ 7 Call and ire, at the-Noitli East Corner of Centre Square. June 10.] KELLER KURTZ. HUME & LIDLERY. , ig• FATINESTOCK & bONS would * respectfully inform their friends and I customers. dint they have received'an ad. laitionat supply of Hardware. Elatilery. Oil Paints, Plasm, &e., which will be. sold cheaper than they can be had else where, atilk every variety of Coaclirrim ' wings, Springs, Axles, Oil Carpets, Drub Ciotti, &linens, Damask, &c. Builder* and Painters are requested to examine their Stitelt'• Wore purchasing. As they predetermined not to be undersold by any market. ' • LEE 81 RINGLANDIS ( 1. *to Church, Lim & Ringlanirs,) LUMBER, YARD RED FRONT. AND Stearn SAW 111111, ON THE YORK di CUMBERLAND RAIL. ROAD, 711111117 00211211.1114.21 D, Pa. 0:"A large supply of all kinds of Lum ber always on hand. wholesale and retail. Dills sawed to order at the shortest nutire. N. B.—ldimher can he delivered hy, tie at any point on the Cumberland Valley Rail Road, Reliever, York, Baltimore and intermediate plares. May 27, 1853.-9 m. IFIIIERSONO hexing Hay to sell wlll thy well by, eslli,, on the subseriber. in Gettysburg, who is desirous of purchasing. The highest Mitricet price wilt be paid at. As' he intends hewing the Hay, after being. packed, hauled either to Hanover or Baltimore, the preferetire to hind will be giveu to those (rum whom he may poreltale, SOLOMON POWERS Dee. 24. 1822.—t( rirlHE subscriber liaojtiet Oftettell • fresh suPPIY of Seasonable Goods, fvmprising el general ataiortment ri'f-attple and Fancy Ory Goods, to which tlic rtariy and parrioulor attention persons wanting cheap/orals is spin reepeedully invited. MIDDLEpOFF. April 22, 1853, OPENING OF ,FISHIONS. zEIL LER stutrii lifas opened Ids Tall Itylea for of entlenten's 111,112011P61h ) Men's, Boys', Youths', Ladies' t Misses' Sr, Child's Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Ties, and Slippers. &p g. s, ten. ... _ _. _ STAGS OF MIL wE ba , 4 just ~/..),4, splialligt ior. +intoned' ntVerto. Su ctkaa Kok i l n d fanAl Sothis. vitoti %Int (..* . l4* is Tweods, Ace., &D., AEA sun I. #Ol4 t w so SkAttigg l i ' !FINE Motility At Sego ior cote Hom m e ile hoe, for 111 41 frs blow fora Sp, with'. a very choice eitereoio .4 DRWA 00008. et photo. gm* hr. luv 111. usual rater, otos near too tool et r MIPULIICOrrti; Air II tr4;t6A4t siarrindirmt, Pa. E. 'DANNER TO THE 8. FAANES POCK it SUNS KAY WANTED. NEW GOODS.
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