,ARRIVAL OF THE ,AFRICA.
EE 0414"84,Ti.:R FROi - EURQPt.
•••••
CIETTYIB ETU*. •
Evening, March 31, 1854. -
tqkv,yong March 213th.--The stenni-
I
er`Arriest with Liverpool dates, of the lt.th Frida y •
inetiiiit;iirriveil this morning. _
tN' F P The.-txte , WORD TO OUR PATRONS.
tenon at e Katelatliti . dheen captured by the Ct:7 - It is now going on nine yearsj
Russians Wits sit "atrocious faleehoolt-'-• since the Star passed into oqr hands, ant i
Tlnehttestiktfiettiient+llstalnifterjnliPi• lirthat=time we have attempted no pa
wl that the Reasians were, about with.i err . i settlement of necounts. The con
dre*lng tionvthot neight 3 Drim'a NV, sequence is that ITO have a number of,
Re ,t;,, 1 o .f.th f,cc t unta ...standing open trgich,ought long;
sato - rt fl b e tieth 4411 ' ''since to have becti dosed. We desire to
"Pprfriont)ttniiffilltilY. says th in theelo:e them now. To aecomplish thispam
Ciat' rent ilthor prOpOSal It•OMI,
iall be under the necessity of making out
' 00 4i 0116 .'41. "WY SV O I814; " air
,F"ur ; bills on all unsettled accounts toithotit re-'
Powers Juttl4tiand ' 0 " bad 1 "d""ible a "" ; gord to persons. And, as we wish, as far
reiasted. , • in. possible, to avoid the necessity and ex
„Pltealied fleets were in Resika of a collector, we hope that our
and th;litillt Om Russian fleet was at frieuris will call at the office within a rett
.Viristnik'atill_tiorniShips were at Seciiin „ maw° time, And settle. There are some
K:111 ir" 'llestshad cruisers in 'h° ado) have beep-taking the "Star” for bet
-° ,'
Sett :* " ' ' ' ter than eight years, others a less time, who
The inusenger bearing the ultimainn have, never paid at all. There are others
of Pranee int! England, left Vietina on the who are indebted in smaller amounts:-
7111 i? 'St: - Pelemburg- P 6 'ssia and We trust that of/ will be prepared at least
Aitexiti tave ` not Signed this to do something for us. -We have a uum
their 011'14 d e fin e d as neutral herof hea‘y engagements to meet t hi s
"Frler the:present, *ad ' nediat th" for ille , Spring, and a few dollars frdm each of
(Mitre. , • ' • our delintineat patrons, while it will hard-
Ith a l l isten'e• f ro m the eas t a "" ththees I • he' felt 1 them individually, would re
._ , iy
that bieitilities throughout Asia nut •been Inc ug
from embarntesment and enable .
In4undeil f us to enter upon the new volume with bet-
A serinns iniurrectien hail been dise,ev. ter spirits and a feller determination to
erect in Turkey, or in what ja i lthaw " as , make the "Star' every way worthy their
iill estertatirkey, and resulted_ , patronage and support, As before stated
die draft of ii.Ontivention- seeming the Iti
we 1 4 1 8ii_bakLallt all our -accounts, and
titre:'
Fr" - ' - ' llOll 61"111°-Chfisilaaa that' sueli tur mo
shall tbe called for at the office
country. ' ' he placed in the hands of our agent
AUSTRIA AND r IZUSSIA.—The 3 for collection, of which duo notice shall be
.
list advice* anon Paris hilly confirm
. thei g i ven. _
neWa'respenting the attitude of Austria and
Prussia on the Eastern questiou. Amur a
etpressed a perfect willingness to jinn the
Western power's, but Prussia positively ,
refused tin the ground that as elle wee nut
a maritime power, she compar
ative whitest in, the struggle. despatch
from
deatch
from the Austrian minister, snol, was re
ceived to Parte out Thursday. explanatory
of the affair. but tie language is said to lie
(Mecums and unsatilifactory, end indica.
&least change of policy on the part of
•
ENGLAN D.—The first division of 14
Oritudi ehihisr underAdmirat Cherie , . N a .
pier, ttias to sail, from - Portsmouth on the
lidt,for the Baltic.' 'lt was reported that
British fratme will go to the Baltic
for lend sieviee. The 77th regiment cm
,
bark-ed at. Liverpool on the llth for Tur
key.
turd>Joint - Russell was guile ill on
atiablu to attend' to hie duties
ilrlilefloase, in consequelaqi of Which
the littuse adjourned till 'Monday.
FRA (AL-I%e French Senate . had
unanimously voted . i the loin of 20,000,..
000 &aims. ' '
, • The first ilivisitocof the troops for the
Ltssi'Wss to leare Tiinlon on thr 20th.
''RUSSIA:.:—The Emperor ot
with; his family. had left Si. l'eterShurg
lae Wariaw. mt-ere the (.!rt r hones hi - ex•
el.lo his imflnenee• effectually ' against
Prthisi a and Atti,trta
GRERCE.--A despateh iron; Athens
-Mcrilinu, Chronicle, states
that; the areek-insurreetiou .was extend'.
througthint.
• Oen . :"Ratiy'ri loti joined the insurgents,
11;tt'in ntArta;hed .Iteeit_t ken - by a.iault,
sire, it entainn
ters., ' PrPitetata still held nut. •
• VIENNA,. Altsreh Paskie
witch ii'appointed Generallo.ellief of the
Russian army of tie Danube.
' Stkll toter —Arrival, of the. Canada.
• .13 A LITAX, ' „
arch 9.--The steamer
Canada arrived here this afternoon, bring
dates of the inst.
'EASTERN' AYFAIRS.--Eastern af
fairs are 'uncluinged.. Thu British fleet
. .wart:proeeeding to the Baltic. :Moro troops
'heid'bree depatehed to the East: The allied
'fleet was still at Be.sika Bay, and the Rus
'Sian fleet at SehastoPol. There was noth
ing new froth the Danube, ,
Prussia still kolds hick; though profes-
aing to rust ,in accord with . the Western'
;Powers: • k
ITRANCE.—,The King of Prussia had
lent mi. autograph letter tit Napoleon,
.de
fending the'Pruseiam neutrality. and irug-
Resting a new mediation by Pressia.—
, Napoleon's reply was---.."r00 late."
terrible earthcitiake had occurred at
Bala - tin, by which '2,000 persons were
, • Theßtilesieis were fortifying th; inte
_riot. cities, of IVallaehia and Moldavia, and
~workmen were strengthening the Itirtifica ,-
{iiIIIS of Eebristopol; Odessa, Kronstadt,
Milberg, Sweaborg andthe entrance at
;li , sas reported that the first operation
Of:the 'Atiglo French . 'Army would be to
attack
,Sobasiopol by s laud, while the fieets
would assail it by 80d.
The Greek ,Bovolntion had not fully sub
-aided.— The • Egyptian troops had been
'`seat te'Vandia. Servia Was quiet,.
Further from California.
New 'lripag, March .25.—The, steam
.`ithip.;Nortlierti -Licht arrived here, this
morning from San;Juan, bringing Calitor
• 'Ws ditties to theist, the 138111 P as by
din" United States, 'She bringit 350 pita
sc!igets and abotii'rso,ooo iit wile.
,news - 01 importance in
any, portion of the State.. The mines
artr 'represented as being sl id very. Pro-
Wool heti arri4ed at SAIT Francis.
44 4 . ind.rolieVeil Geo. 1 - 1 tollelle IC from the
rumpwn q { 11 a 4,46fic
~ , $
grand Alioner ; waa pivot -to him. nn
• wirier' 4: occasion. Gov. Foote,of Ilisaissippi,
- •#ery, atairely - flettouttreti the course pur.
imetliije , the ea fillet at Washinkion.
rom s kriehitton
,Territoty we learn
il;at' Ate leiistature, will probably be
tilfiig ~
Theittaices:froto 'Oregon stale that the
Ii islaiure hail ..tob'ourtsed, 41: hill was
:pattaet s llortlerlo t e vote of do, petiple in June
Aill'llleituitatiott or hi rotting 4.8 ate Go verti,
.1 pxtr o ri, e 4 • ICU
r , pl pi y
, mu us t Salmi Alma
t. 5441 Iprertmis:!%,o,,,,the int
, tikowkif+lakinge 44, 6!6 in•pergnis ogamet
"--"RitivAirilresdo of:Ilie A:cripuleti
-it iv m Whetsx.
jouritAlio tiof was tutiAnintril
mniv'to 11 ,it.i. 1114 iP.• of '
43zi r ailv• 4dillintw(it t?lr es,rticd tOtt:friendo
itivioutent
0116Nte:p_tien4 'WAY ; . .* . .ictliMlix .. l_Ln
rilitim; - I;l7Thlo.vetng
4.414.A1w We, 40 Zak`
'
TH STIR AND BANNER.
The Railroad.
At a meeting of the Directors of the Get
' •
tyaburg Railretttl_EotriPSltY, on '23(1
.inst., the fliltnwtri preamble and resolu
tions were adopted :
Whereas the charter •of incorporation
requites the President . and Directors of
the company to fix Hanover, York county,
'as the' Eastern terminus of the Road with. ,
in tbree years, from the passage of the act
of hcorporation, preSided.the company
deem it expedient to go there--and where
as the time aforeintid- is likely to expire.
.by..which . ten - eon-the-Board arc compelled.
to make their .elnotion : Bo it therefore
Xtoturd, That Hanover he and.herehy
eleetetl-as the Eastern termi
nus of the Rottd;to connect with the Raw
over Branelt;tit that,plat4.
i't.volvetl, That an soon as the people
ol Yorke shall show
. their. capability , in
combination with: ourselves, to construct
the Road to .York, we will 1190 all, the
means in our power to effect that purpose,
provided the same can be: done without.
breech of contract. ,
pz:rlnst - week we were made to say that
"the entire Leeefoeiidelegation from Petin
milvtiniavoted With the friends'of Nebras
lia And slave,ry," on Mi. Catting's Motion
to Fetid the bills into Committee of the
It should_have been eight, as the
ctte we annexed indicated. We make
, .
the aCtrection in justice to tinit. portion of
the delegation which refus3d to endorse
the bill: Measra. - Curtis, Gamble,' Glow,
Straub; Trout and Witte, , (l;oces) with all
our Whig members; voted fir Mr: Cut'ting's
motion, while the following'appear among
the Nays t;
Dawson, Florence, •Jones, KURTZ,
Itobbius, and Wright -8.
li7 The sttention • of capitalists is di-
Tented to the advertisement in to=day's p:
per, offering "Ivy Vactory" for sale.
0:7 The' new Town 'Council Bate organ.
ized appointing 'Judge Rthis.ELL
Presi
deiit,ofthe Council. arid re-oleetiug d.
WCREAtetr, rsq., Clerk.and Treasurer.'
05Y-We have received an obituary no
'flee in rezard to the death of 11r. DElN
ntiptipeed last week, which is ex
cluded under the arraogement entered in
.
. to by the editors of this Mace some months
ago. Obituary notices exceeding 12 lines
are to be paid for in all cases, as advertise-
IMPORTANT DECISION.—Judge
PEARSO;I, of Harrisburg, rectmtly made an
important decision as to power of Courts
of Quarter Scssiotis - to revoke li - tenses.
A. rule was - granted, on James Gowan, of
Harrisburg, to stow why his license should
not be, revolted, on account of violating the
law, in selling liquor to a minor and ap
prolific() ;' - ulso, for selling on. , Sunday.—
It lvas proved that he had sold liquor on
Sunday to a minor apprentice, and to sev
eral others; and two records of conviction.
were preducad, the , one by a justice of the
peace for 'selling liquor to said minor up=
prentice, the other by a different magis
trate.for selling on Sunday : ; both of which
offences were committed since the rencival
of his license at the Jan - nary Court. tin ,
der these facts, Judge PE.s.ttenti„.in an tt,
ble and elaborate opinion, decided that the
Act .:of Maich 1g34, invested the
Courts with power to revoke licenses. The
power' was disei•etionapy 'one with the
Courts,. to..he..exerelactlitr— oot:tut. the ape:
cial facts might indicate.- Mr. GOWAN'S
'license was revolted. 'The aecision is im
.
portant, as doubt' has existed as to wheth
er Courts have the power revoke been
.
ses for violations of the Sunday Adt and
selling to minors.'
Ever Green CemeiterT,
t " The ineetjng - of tho subserihers bf Stock
called 'for last' evening bus been peat
, .oned until. this evening, 31fittreh 81, at
o'cloeir, in • 31eCousughy's-liell. The
Contrhitiee on Grounds will wake CI report,
upondiction Will:he taken. The
rikansgers will tnek,' at same time ''aid
place, to organise. , - , - , llte are -requestiidl by
the ilottnui ttee to say 4.llavi;' , is desired',
tivit'every InAnuger and - citizen intetesteil
in.tliqp.rejeet trill attend the !meth:4g.,
•
liZic"The . sap that
there aro 740.000 bnaheLs.of grain inatore
sit'tsx place aloneiwaiting fot the opening
of Lake navigation. The quantity ou all
the 41kV Tau it iinineitse. • • ,
Legislative.
tr 7. The 8,
-.e 134 ,r
Public Works is likely to by defeated in
the !louse by the ins Meu'vering of the State
Administration.
f iA decided' majoritY Of
the ilotraware in tfaror of the §ale, as was
sitownOs the Tote on the propoSilioll,o
dispose of the Senatebill - by Betiding it to I
a special and of course packed Committee.
was'referrod - ttr the Committee on - Ways
and Means, from 'which some half dozen
different bills have been relieved's,' sub
stitutes for the Senate bill. The idea-is
to get the friends of the measure to guar
relling as to the details of the bill; and
thus defeat it altogethpo.. Thep' Were to
come up in order on Wednesday.
Tho Senate •Coinntittm has stricken
out . the House Prohibitory Bill and insert
ed their Own'as a substitute. The Report
of the Committee was made the special or
der for yesterday.
'On SaturVay die House passed to third
reading the bill .to extend the 'charter of
the Bonk:-of Gettysburg, after some de
bate between Messrs. Monaghan, Ellis,
Wheeler:and Johnson. I
On Tuesday the House passed the bill
to incorporate the l'eutsylvania Agricul
tural High School. . • ,
In the Hondo, ou Tuesday, Mr. Smith,
from tho Comtukttee on roads, reported a
bill to lay out a State Road, front the
Buck tavern, in Lancaster county, to Get
tyshure,'Adams county.
A Hill has also been reported in the
liousoo divorce George Ifoos, of Adams
munty. and Margaret his wife. •
The Senate, -on .Wednesdny, passed fi
-1
milky the Substitute for the House Prohib
itory Bill by a;vote of 21 to 12. It is , the
same as that which bad ,passed the Senate
before. •
The bill revising anti. amending the
.
- School Laws passed ihe Senate finally--
yeas 16, nays 15.
rci-A. couple of retitarkable letters have
recently appeared, which are erecting sotno
sensafiim, infielitieal — eliel4L-orte from
KOSSUTH, and the otherirout GEOROE N.
Smvimts, U. S. Consul at London. Mr.
Sftunders . belongs,t9 :the _ 4 4Young Detno
eraen7
...is somewhat nitlical in his politi
cal notions, and since - his residence at Lon - -
don has been the London correspondent of .
the New York :Herald. Ike sympathizes
with tho - European Democracy, fmterni-
zing with Kossuth, 3lazzini, Ledrn Rollin,
and' other 'revolutionary leaders, and his
letters breathe OM; sympathy very trebly.
He was Mt 'salvo 'SappOrfer of PmuCE at
the Presidential election - , doing sbod set.
vice to the Democracy as editor of the
"Democratic Review." As a reward for
tor his services, President Pierce gave hiiii,
thi:Londen Consulship,:iVorth about $15,-
00011 year. The U. S. Senate, however,
refuseci to confirm his nomination. Hence
the'inuss. - Kossuth 'talfis dui action• of
the Seilitt<:t in high dudgeon, and addresses
a strong letter to the Germans in the U.
States, (whom, it ,will be recollected, he
urged, on the pre of his leaving the U.
States, to vote for Mr. Pidreej in which
he praises Mr. SatiderS' a 134 so
cial characteristics, in high tetras, and as
sures them Abut the despots of Europe
will lake his recall as a proof that, they
have nothing to'fear front tho Government
of America, "anti that we, on the contra- ' I
ry, have nothing to hope from it,"
A lengthy letter is also published from
Mr.' Sanders, upon the subject of his re
jection by the Senate. His letier under
takes au exposition of the Manu:ivies of
some of the politicians prior to the last
notnination for Presidents and he intends to
follow . it with ,other. letters, Mr. S. is
known
- us a rePresentative of 'the "Young j
Democracy," and addresses his letters to
his ; , countryrnori at home. and abroad,"
complaieing•of . his treatment by the Sen
ate and President, and defending his course
•
in the Deteocratie Review, in the list Pres- I
CALIVII2B and in the London Con-I
solute.-- He- complains - chiefly — of — 1Iob: 4
Linn Boyd,' Speaker of the House of Rep-
reseetatives, a biography of whom holre,
fused to publish in the Den:toe:ratio Rovi6w I
to help Mr. B. as a Presidential aspirant.
He defends his writing'letters to one of
the New York papers slime he has been
consul, on the gronnd that he luta not act
ed on "the centralizing; policy of sending
every thing to )%ashington ( and nothing
to the people," arid,concludes •
-"The Ldndon Constilate, all thini,' , ta con
sidered, the 'Mose desirable in the gift of
the-President,' cortainlY'for an active, pa :
trial!, American, is worth not lesS than
815,000'n year. .1 hope the cleverest fel
low in A.morica will get h.
Your fellow eitizen, •
GEORGE N. UANDERS."
11:7•Tho two branches of the New York
Legislature; differed as to the time the
,"..s.lrdue.Law!'-shotild-go : into operation in
that State—the House naming the first, of
May, and the Senate insisting ou, the Ist
Of December. - The' Hou . se finally yielded,
and the bill passed;both Howes to take ef
.
feet in .December. A proposition to sub
mit. thertittestion •of its-repeal to a vote `of
the People, was - 'voted` down by" a decisive
majority.
• NEW TWIPSEIRE.L-The . Concord
Statescuaii (LoCC) has returns of the, recent
election of members .of the House from all
but two towns. The list fooisnp—Whigs
and Free Sellers 157, Locos 150fthiwo
town* be heard from. The Senate is
'tr=rAconvention is' to .1.14 held la•Wor
ceder, M usas:, on the 18th.` April ne t, ; for
the formation of enterprising New ,Eng
.
libd mechanics and farmers, to proceed to
the West to form a settlement on some el
-igadeinciatity-ln,liebiaske; territory.- - -
IMEMEI
SiiirState Bleating's *ill be held next
month ilk Connecticut tutd Jthotle
EMWM
co Since the struggle on the Nebraska
bill in the House, nothing of special ire:
portance hts transpired at Washington.—
The Setude has been engaged on the
Gadsden treaty, and the impression is that
it; will tt9t.,be confirmed. Tim Itenst is
engaged,ed the Indian Appropriation BHT,
but most of the members that speak direct
their attention to the Nebraska question.
Last week Mr. Breckenridge made a strong
speech in support of the Bill, in the course
of which he attseked Mr. Cutting, of New
York, for his-ageney in assisting to en
tomb the Bill in Committee of the Whole.
On Monday Mr. Cutting got the floor in
reply ; when u severe and protracted perso
nal controyersy , took place. Mr. Brecken
ridge near the close of it giving the lie to
Mr. Cutting. The latter remarked that
language of that kind was to be met on a
different arena, and proceeded to define
his, position; , on the Nebraska question.—
Much eireitement existed in the House
during the . difficulty, and a duel is antici
pated. Both belong to the Administration
party, Mr. Cutting being one.of the. New
York
the sale of the
P. is understood that Mr. Cut
ting challenged Mr. 13reckenride ithrie-
Aiately after the adjournment of the House.,
Intense excitement existed at Ilrashingtoo;
laid the city was full of rumorsas to shots
balling bean'aichanged, &e. A despatch
to the Baltimore Sun, at a j late hour co
Wednesday night, states that the parties
wore still in tashington, concealed—that
friends had been exerting themselves to
bavc•tbe• difficulty adjusted, bat thus Er
without success.
Profit - and Loom of the Public
Kirlhe following statement of the a--
mount of moray required for the manage
of the main line °fine State Works,
compared with the estimated revenue for
the year; was submitted to the Senate du
ring:the discusSion on the bill to dispose 1.
of tiro Pnblie Norks It wilt - hitt:Lit to 7 r
strike the mind of the re:Ulei as most ox- 1
t raordivary, and yet the same state ef 4 .
things which produces so extraordinary a
statement, - arid which requires an annual
levy Upon thetas-payers to meet the defi
ciency has continued for years. Udder
such circumstances, the wonder is
.not
that there is a general disposition in favor
of a sale of . the l'ublic Works—but that
there is not, a universal outburst of feel
ing against - those who so recklessly rais
ins nage the affairs of the State. Let its
have thislinC.sobl, - or given away, so that
the everhisting drain upon the pockets of
the people may at some time or other have
an end. Here is the statement:
Staler:tent upon llte 101 l for sole tit' the 31rin Line.
made in the Senile, Tuesday ilforeli 7, i 85 t-
Antreint necessary. for the repair and menace
tarot of the 'Main Line for this year, as extubited
by the Oanal . Oommissonerid report: - -
Ordinary repairs,
Motive-power,
lljtht apptopriatthl loot year, to expend
this.. •
Collectors, locklenders,
Farm bridges, •
Four new locomotives
For extraordinary damages,
. •
Damages to individuals,
Expenses of canal hoard.
/NW for repairs 6‘ntruCterl in 1853,
bo. previons to bee.
Pttpairo nppreinieted hint yeor, to be ex
Motive power debts. contracted in 1851, , . 108,63
Do do prior to Dec. t, 1852, 40,18►
Debts to lock.tanderm 3,206
For relityinr youth track Columbia Rail
-
rood,
Amount necessaty for repairs and man-
agement this year,
Revenue of main line last year,
Necessary expenses adds year over re
venue of lost year t ,
Add amount necessary for new work
on Portage Railroad, •
Total expensee over revenue.
Sate of the Public Mirka,.
fr7^The Whig party has agitated and
advocated this measure for years. end the
moment, for • theit,moruplete _ triumph ap
pears at hand. The bill authorising their
sale. has_pussed Alic_Bertate,_ and_ now_ a,
waits the action ef the Howie The mo
tieon to makn it the orderof ihe . y for a cer- ,
tido day, was carried by a 1, . ;:e majority,
.but it was postponed nnt;,7. - future period,
for what reason, we , ':at a loss to kneW.
We are apprehensi ' . that the Locofoco
..t
majority will atte .. i
t,to al:fric this ques- ,
lion, and slave it 'i until after the ekc
tion next fall, and-if they succeed in re-.
electing Gov. Bigler,' they will no doubt i t
refuse to sell the. Works, yet they are a- i
fraid to leave the question before.the.peo-
pie as an' faille in the present contest.—
There undoubtedly is a move of this kind
.on foot, and we only hope the honest mew-1
.bers of the LoeofoOp majority, -will not j
lend t eir aid and influence to the accent- i
'dishent of such a scheme. It is thyi
will o tlirec-fourths of' the people of the !
n,s
State to ell the Public Works, and thus
- rid its Of the. Weig,lif - ciffifilitiOn. Wi: - Wit; t
glad to see our Locofoco contemporaries,
thr,l'Union" and - "Keystone," coming out
so nobly, and 'advoCating the Sale. Their
influence will assist materially in effecting
so desirable a result,. and le,tlhPir motives
be what they may,-we will thank them for
time `acknowledging and approving of a
Whiglmeasure. ' - Goi.. Bigler, it is ~..a.
known, is opposed to the sale, as he is fully
aware of the patronage the Locofoco party
would lose, by selling the Works. He is
too sensible a men,' j not Co know that the
Looofoco Party . ii--.held:together by the
"cohesive power col, public plunder," and
so long as" his" election is 'n question, he is
attaining to lose 'the s port of these
ti„..
public paupers. Wehopo owever, these
wicked designs ogairist t e interests, wishes
and 'rights of the people will be frustrated,,
and that the bill for the sale of the Politic " A Bag - litsr..—A swot at Joseph Geyer.
Works, with be passed by both Houses and sixteen yeasts Of awe, wai otaasaiued to
be submitted to the Governor for his action, . the emmty jail asTwasso.set Eatooday, for
and if he refuses toflign it let the-re-spou- -in atrocious; assawfwasam - Lis mother with - f
sibility tett with him, and be, answered for a fork. anvil* , Ithe mar the fiiit length
at the ballot-bet ucit October.—Harris- l of tke pion ism hew arm. cassMg scions
burg Telegraph. i wounds.
Congressional
workti.
11C:rDartaJzsratit-ecerieted of mur
der Ea the ffir.a. ciegtee at Prittsharg, and
w hose ease was Beam the Le,gislature this
winter, saes hamar em Friday last. lie
made a Ispe(rat nrhza 4ii)e
_wallows denying
all poskcise ktomZeslize of the crime, in
, sisting that he was so omited and inter
icated at the tine mA to hare so knowledge
of what pasted Between Lim and the de
-100,000
ceased_ The JO razol was crowded with
,
66. , 00 spectators, mai the etwal oat the outside
12,000 I was so large and Zenith:4 that two com
:moot I
33J/I0 pcmies of maimacry which the Sheriff load
is.ono called nut„ 11=1 tta, frayonent
4 N U 7 .1.70. ball Ut, error alias the
,passit r ,-e way
82.000
5 2 ,6 the nth...mt. was bat ye.ars of
aze, leases a weft and ma res
pectably conaectot Ile idt behind him
a letter to, a rasa ftrim.d : , in which occurs
the annexed amenther, for the young :
"1 trust era: Lute I Lame to say to you
will not be deemed wros t e or out of place :
it limy be a hem& to lea impairs; to come,
aryl yea mar pries isy it, which I hope
you will OtnEw h. Lath to the mourning
of the sth of Jarly„ 11F32. and picture to
yourself the ham man I was on that
?ions,
hot noiliappy day tome_ I left my
littlehon4 cutakr theyermaise to be back
again is the teaurse aE am hour, to steam
,parry them me a mama encurSkos ;- from
them I got is the otompatty , Of some young ,
Meads, teak a stead riniaik together, from
that to another, mad anstinsr, and yet an
other.; I then, fame my iroacise to those
bekt moor mar Lrei fame tome. And it
is to this bragienimg cum; mei ap:Mst
use, thafrilidirtta - dhlaram your atterAium—
oe axe yoau v ar &am 1 aae, and t know
,yon will hear wish • in warzun' g you
film ertr, mt. need wa g
After onhugag arm the evils elfects of
'intemperance, he mardiades tins:
"I will say mo imam is regard to this,
but my bat woad to lowa is, serer, serer
drink Equor, all iaa will he loPpy
num_ .Leante otfiumaciag with Ere engines
--s-they are the mamma of haniagung many a
gond young aszo to shame aid
Let your esenits Ice spume in the society
of your wife moil thIUl, and my ward for
it,. yaw will Be the hop of the happy."'
$157,661
53,,000
1.619.494
1.303,479
!Sr. Ihmstoatrs in Mt IL IMltil. . l Tun MOVNTAINS STILL ON FIRII.--The
116:7'Peadar.r ilk- cv.tatidea-uth.th of Mr. ' fire which has been raging in the Dine
Kt:takers wati-Veitraska r7.s., , Ansions in the Mountains. in Pennsylvania, is still spread
.
zi „ :tate se ", :e; a . m. . :
lime& mr.. .,., 4 . 4cLixT0t ,„. : mg. and has extended along the base, on
hen'" either side of thin Susquehanna river.—
Om Datkvalik - r stmt from - 1 - 11 eZl : The. Harrisburg Herald says
cuar-trY, made a nailly fliteerl in support 1 ''Tlie flames have now reached tlio•bittle l
of thens,, lax de otiorse cd 'irtiith he read ; hlountain,' westward of the 'Blue Motto
the i n ,„,,„„ii ti . b . mits tr ,,,,,, 34,.. D ot . Gr _ t e : lain.' sod are still spreadingicerrying the
I work- of destruction in their course. On
speeds in eke U.. ,S.. &aisle in 11551 on the , . - - . ..
the opposite, or Dauphin side of the river.
l i fimaiklr of the analtagaaar atmagars : --- the !Liktle .Mountains is still on fire, and
1
"Ines eite stormy atguatian arose in the flames spreading eastward in an
f tot:nee:ins era/ elm weawesitticat of Texas, ; alarming manner, 'destroying - young tint
-1 raj.n. l '. - Ira t e ,' asvi Snit 1.:-....a t .-Itt forward the'. her, cord-wood, rails, etc., and, in many
Missoirri Coactrotal. 7 st zs -.ripticatic to that 1 instances, endangering the lives and prop
!
t territnry,..and Bud c . .e.g.-1.-Ft-s - litaa of see-; arty of he mountaineers. Some oh the
1 ing it tnenirpela,zedi iat the fail/ which an- • people residing in the course of the de
flexed Texas tt,P Ile UstitedStatet," 1 vouring element; have been bas ‘ y, night
1 'Tor mete ninon n ttlimxtrx of a century :and day, cheering away combustible mat.
the Miskowsi Catam . stmemi-e has been cher- i ter from, the - vicinity of their humble dwel.
fished .14 m Lir, jail satti Ltinarable sidjustH liege and lowly Mountain cots. The fire.
, teem eta &Jai - id' stenterarersv in i62L" —hit is supposed, was first started by mitt : .
1
"After the war viral • Mexico had cow) chievoue inilivitlnala r who did not count
mewed in Air...orntt, 11'e , 1 1 6,, I proposed to i the consfquences ere : they had kindled
!extend tile lifisweriani Cumproanise to the . the destructive element."
Rugg& as a saillettieente fic the Wilmot Pro- I '
"Im taking leave of IA& imbjent, I via'
to awe tßatt I Lame Akternithed inset to
make seeder end en the Amery gra*:
firm.. I ars leastrilly tired ce the centre-1
certy,sad korai. that the eaustri
piste& with it: . • .
"The whiole ceamtry is anirdietan . g in 1
the Comproothe nimientros—erely where"
north and umiak Nobody proposes to re-
i peel or tratentlis tdommi.'"
So roe); asstar ensomence do 1:t .- I
tate fOsrepeal er niii.Stistation. why should
we agitate far Muir pattpose ? We Claim
i that tie Conepin is a Eaal settlement.
Li r.: fired sentreunteit epee to disunion add ,
a.zttatten aundomitieravy 111- its friends r' )
"Are not tiiii. Crimes (tr the Col:nitro- 1
1 miie beconsitcr aeltarres, and Trill not the I
country had !IL , nettramalge fer that which
; we col:taxmen wad ebtwwwwee is the abolition- 1
lilts and ErceSiißers7
i'Those oho pima sbeold not be the
Orat to commence imi moon an Ad quer-
I u.lly word fev it may ratre4tion to Te•
' peal ore fE.marly the GUI! 4 , 11:ta Se theasur . ts 1
woe." litt. , rail 6431 de Italie 'Cy a vote of fire 1
i to , one.."
! "Let Da ttoceie aqiittartiimar.tv..p Ile debate,
anti (10.7,.tEar
ru}ti . aLE , Ea .f.x . f.)lieit an
swer of Mr.. Lootaziat am 1 , 5! .to I)uu- !
•.• _ .
gLts• r" Ihutt , egaity tf Purport;' Nature 7 g Own Itettitedy.
however, if. ant Mr_ /km-Lt . (=ditto.] It was the opinion. of the lare Dr. gnat. that
there exiated in nature an
il antidote ,eit.. t , o k es ß e . l n h ta a; l
tug. " Theranasnistraelsalle White /I " se inly which man is liable,
are more pocetett lanai principle ; i been found to be one of the hest medicie.ol 'plants
and as Ti e filßt e at , p rEss. ., ;; -a , taif i a 3 aitaa i nat i on extant, atudthe more it becomes known the mole
it is appreciated. It has truly been tested in the
lin 18 , 52, witl VW far SCuitlaTil sup- , I practice of numerous plivraciaris in various parts
1
, por t ama„ &eau...A eSiitmlWt ~
ile aet a l e *air It(* , of the country, and their testimonials to its 'sonde:.
110 success in SCROFULA and alt blood disealt
.e.' " iTe Nehras - ' are of the strongest character.
ka atui few Istratinetri&si of tate Union tot re For sale in Gettysburg by S. H RUE
I.Bit, and by Druggists generally. Nlarch 31.
Sturerjr- . 'The littrtrtver,, titritit out tol
have heetu'ut feat Mil blitezruL • BALTlitlt/RE 4lt
•
franc Tile oat:YlN:oar +vs or rasTron•r.
FI.OUR.—The Floor market was firm this
morning, holders caking $7 37 for Howanl street,
braniis with buyers at $7 75 per bbl. N.. trans.!
Lgrt ions. On late 'Change holders nave way. arid
sales were mode of 1500 hhls. at $7 25, and 200
choice °Wu Flour at 97 37 per Noth
ing done in City Mills. Rye Floor lits , ;15 ; coon
try Corn gee 1 , 25., city 4n, 87 a ii-dpei bbl,
btf.:EDS.-..The supply of Groin is
light. Abobt 300 bushels of 'Wheel offers& and
small pales' at *1 nsl 75 for red white $1
I. 75 z *1 h 0 per bushel, for good to prime. t :tome
lota of mused sold at *1 75 a 81 77,; inforior 2
to 15 cent, leas. The decline since the Africa
has betM 4to .5 cents per bushel. Corn steady—
About 9000 bushels offered and sales at 72 cents
for white. and yellow at 72 a 73 cents per liu,l
- Nothing done in Oats. Rye—sales of Ma- I
ryland at 80 cents per bushel. Closenwed 5 a
$5 25, and Timothy 3 00 a $3 25 per bushel.
GROCERIES.—Market steady. Vie note
sales of Rio Coffee at 113 a 111 to 12 cents pet
lb. Sugars—Sales of 120 htuls. New Otlesna at
415a54 65 per 100 lbe•fiir common. Molswiesl
—Sales ot 50 bbl,.' New Orleans at 260 a 26/
cents per gallon. Rice 4i a4l cents per lb.
PROVISIONS.—SaIes of Mess P.a.k at 15 2.51
114 , 135 7 per hhl. Bacon shoulders 61 a 7 eta. I
aides 71 •8 cents, and bamts`i 0 a 12 rents per lh.
t , ales of Bulk rhoUlders at 53 cents°, sides eta.
and hams ba 83 eta, per lb. Lard in tibia. 03 a
91 els., and kegs 10 - i a l 0 cents per lb. Butter
in kegs 120 a 14 cents. aud . roll 16 ti 18 cents per
lb. Cheese 101 it 110 to 12 eta per lb. -
. ..CATTLE.—Prises ranged from $4.50 to $5.-
5 . 0 on the hoof, equal to $9 a $lO 715,4w1, and air.
eragingn gross.
We quote sales to-day at *5 50
*6 25 per ;U0 lbs. „ .
sarSeltedlr NC - GILDS if Ilallar rough
ly dealt with is carious 'lFaucei; thrDugliout
the-Noetk At Maur% (iris borne) Ism-
COD, COMM* (N. IL) marl *titer phires,
he has beta lomag is effiny..
.tht Friday
morning hal as effigr arts bawd raves&
ed frota a tree im Aalhauno, N.. Y., with the
wortlS 4fiki
for keaeao," attarlarl to it.
icr•Tete wire of Eursta e Atatt6 Dictator
of Mesiker i , war Loom ia We :skidoo, batty
county, New Taal. Bully is , toe-
Anally
. On the 12th inst., near Frederick, Md , Mrs.
anteitametraeamadi Stmt /Mgt 813/121 Anna 1 ANN ELIZABETH WANK. wife of Mr. Wm.
at Hairana„ fatilarnaz aa enfarenes3t] B. wank. and daughter.of Thomas Blocher.Esq.
there at oime of doe 116eamee I.af Bendersirille, Adams county,sged 25 years, 10
i .
months and '2 days.
On the !St h Inst., at Ridgeville. Bd., EMMA,
only daughter of Nimrod and Helen Ashbaugh,
aged 3 years. 6 months and 19 days.
At the residerterlif her uncle, (S. Hakra in
St. Omer. Decatur county, Indiana, on the 15th
PRUBENGE, only daughter of Asaph and
Ann M. Abbey, or Abbottitown ' Adams county,
Fa, aged 20 yeare,.9 months and 16 days.
On Saturday night last. - Mr. JACQB H.
CROUSE, of Mountjoy township, aged about 37
Oa the 22nd inst., in Adams evenly, JOSIAII
HENRY, son of Mr. Casper Weiseusell, aged 7
year. 4 months and 1 day.
iliomThe mutirig . ail demi= an Ne 7 / 7 Or-
Teani was attesda grid' onkfiderahle ex
e'ftetaelzt. A iniat cerisornii. in the 7th
ward, is idelifl two =eye Wert kaua and
sever:if °dem 16E5 whitaitotleiL .
181-Wann Mlinßoa, comicHted of
partitil) song in ells noon princligbt im
Chester osnaiy,. Ihno Loco parsimed by
riot_ IriVer- Re had one =path of leis
sentence in same.
- .
A CURIOUS ReeNS IN A COURT-RnaN.
The members of the bar in Henry county,
Indiana,' have presented a petition to the
Circeit court. asking the Prelideht Judge
—Anthony—.to resign. Judge Anthony
received the petition, and each meMber of
the bar in succession addressed the court
in favor of the. petition, stating that in case
he would 'hot resign, the petitioners had
earned among themselves that they would
not do any business in the court so long
as he presided. The Judge with perfect
- nochTleneo - , -- told the lawyers he won
think about it, and in the meantime would
proceed to business. In the atiormam the
jury also acted 'him to resign, when the
_lawyers proposed to hint that if he wOuld
agree in writing never' to Moine to that
county, again for the purpose of holding
command would send some onein his place.
they would be content to drop the matter:l
en far as they were concerned. The!
Judge finally promised never to come to
the county again with the purpose nt hold
ing court, until he s:muld be sent for.—
The cause of the feeling ag; lust him is
not stated.
ia stated that during
the last fifteen month% nine hundred and
fifty people have been aml eight
hundred • and lurty•uiae wounded by
aveidelits •on American railways and
YORK MARKET.
FLOUR, per bbl.. from wegone, $6 75
WHEAT, per bushel,. 1 50 to t aU
RYE. , 85
CORN,
_OATS,
TIMOTHY SZED. per bushel, ~ 3 00 ,
CLOVER REED, " 4 'MI
FLAX-SEED;
PLASTER OF PARIS, per ton,
HANOVER MARKET.
FLOUR, per barrel, (from Wagons) $7 00
WHEAT, per bushel, 155 to I 00
TIMOTHY-SEED, 1 75 to 2 00
CLOVER-SEEL)
FLAX-SEED
I ED.
On'The 14t1i 'net the Rev. G. Roth. Mr.
JOHN lIOFTMA- and Miss LUCY ANN
1 3 ANGLER—both of Gettysburg. „_ -
On the - ..t3d inst.. by -tbe_ssrne, Mr. GEORGE
WALTER. end Mime CATHARINE HER
RING—both of Ftenklin township
On the Ibth inst., by the Rey. E. ll.HolTheins.
Mr. ANDREW G. BAKER. of Abbot/down,
end Miss BARBARA DECKER, of the vivioitl
of New Oxford. , -
-- On - the 23d inst,'hy-the-Flev. -Wm.- Gwinn.
Mr. BENJAMIN J 110 0, 4, olToma creek. Ma
ryland, and Wee CHAIII.OITE CHAMBER
LIN,er Adams coonty, Pa.
DIED.
'WOOD WANTED Lag
lIE want a few cords of good Wood
a . ; this once. Will those friends
who intentl"to pay their subserptions in
Wood oblige us by sending it in itnmetli
/duly.
A,NovEmirs- 7 1'11e mast extra ordinary
operation we havir'evrr heard of was per.
funned o'n Tuesday by a birtiotiot it e on
the Ilaltiinore 'and Ohio ilailroad, while
coming tip through the farm of Air. fiavid
MAle u. A valuable' cow belonging
to hi lat wad expected every day
,to
have a . was on the truck, and war torn.
limb from limb ; the. calf so suddenly
brought into exiatence being unhurt, and
still aline and well. WC doubt Whether
there is'a locomotive in •the country, can
beat that.'—ineding"
PROTHONOTARY.
To the Independent Voters of Atoms co.
ELLOW, CITIZENS :--The undtir
'iligned•willl he a candidate for 6e94-
fire of PROTHONOTARY, at the• nest
election. subjert, to :the Bok.—
Should I be so fortunate - as to be elecieil,
I pledge myself to discharge the duties of
the office with fidelity mid impartiality:
THOMAS BLOCHER.
Butler twp.. March 31. 1854
SELERIFIVILLTY..
T HROUGH' the encouragement of a
nOmber of friends, I offer thyself as
a candidate for the Office of SHERIFF,
bubjeri to the decision of the Whig Coun
ty Convention—pledging myself, if 'Mini
hated,and elected; to perform the.thities of
the iffce to the hest of my ability.
- GEORGE, B. THOMAS.
Butler towliellip, Mdruh 31.
V 0001111 /
CALL AND SEE THEM
MISS McCLELLAN.
AS just returned from .Philadelphia
WWI a large "and well selected as
sortment of FANCY tjOODS of iivpry
variety, (to which she invites the attention
of l o athes and fientlemen4 comprising
fashionable
Bonnets & Bonnet Trimmings,
Silks, Satins, .
Ladies' Dress Trimmings, .
Velvets, liihhuns , Artilirials , llnek
Blue do. Gloves. 11.,pirry, I/ 41111 k erebirls.
Fierieli worked Collars . , atiplirie,.leeppet
Swiss Edging,,
Sleeve,. Mplpiir awl irs,
and Embraiderell
Gentlemen's Collar., Cumby
1,1 all kittde, &e., &e. 4472 4iilies 91111
(hlitleineii :ire-requested to •all and rx
amipe our Goode. it will give us illetiswe
to slims , them.
March 31. 18b4. tf'
10, for Tiebrasliai
NEW. SPRING GOODS.
. S. IA 'Ol Tit
VI AS the , . pleasure elf infointinir bin
mit friends and the public, dint he luts
In ken the store room recently oven pied by
D. MIDDLECOFF; in Uhaathrrshur.r
stree.t, where he has just receivedfron t the
Eastern cities and is now, oprhing an ex
tensive and splendi 1 assortment ill •
PAT Cr. 0 OP.
which have been selected with Drat rare
and bought entirely Inv rash, nod %rbiehr
he believes will Pliable him to offer rare
bargains il) all who may he pleased ill fa
vor him with a share of their patrunago,
which is hereby very respectfully invited,
Getty-burg, March 31, 1854.—tf
BONNE I . S-H ATS.
A LARGE 3ssortinent of Sononer
:11, nets. Silk :IL& Straw. Panama. and
other light flats for the.
a`prnaehi~ix~ se..-
son, have heen rereived. and are offered
at low priees.
Ribbons of every, istyle.anil very
haud
•oine patterrm, we raii furnish ai redusurl
K. FA lINES'FOCK & SONS
VAINV ARTOCLES.
gal O see a fine collectoin b'oncy arti.
7 4 -Ii eke - vary reduced- priers, go to
Falinestneks where you ran select trout a
large assortment,. Wending Sewing Bids,
Port Monaies, Caliiis,• Fans, French
worked Swiss, Cauihric, llonitioi soil
Bobniett Collars, Top and Side Combs,
&c., Sec.. all of which can !)f. plirchaseti,
at iliii"lowest rates at the sign of the RED
1110 IN T. •
_ CLOTHINGI-CLOTHING!
lIHAVE now on . hand, and am rori
mangy making up, P fine apPortment
of Spring , & Summer Clothing, which I
will sell Inw. Call and see, for you will
find good and euhotintial work and won's,
no "SLOP SHOPS" work:
ABRAM ARNOLD.
. March 31, 1854.—tf ,
Queenswai•e : Queenawr►irf !
I have just received a large lot of
QUEENSWARE. Which I will: sell
low.. Call and see.' • s''
•
JV lEJ:M SO it) „
- GEORtiE ARNOLD
HASjust returned from 'Philadelphia
and 13altimorn with as liirre and
handsoine a stork ot .NEW GOODS 36
has been offered to the public at any time
in this placeearnong-which is' everrvari
ety of •
Ladies' Dress Sc Fahey Poods,
i M Helaine, Berage Detains, Poplins, Per
sian Cloth, Alpaca Berage, Bombazine,
Alpaca, Lawns, Ginghamv,Chilizes, Cal
icoes, Silks, Caps, Whirs; red and white
Crape and oilier Shawl'', in great variety,
. i firneut, Bonnet SilksOind Trimmings of
env variety, plain and iiirnbroidertql linen
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Gloves,• Veils,
dm. Also, the
.
Cheapest Clothe. Cossinnerii, and
Iteody Made Clothing
in town, with every variety of Goods for
Gentlemen's .wear. Also, a large lot of
cheap Domestics, Hardware, Queensware
ailib(o2ll/132214 e 40 :?c,
gr=r'f he Ladies', attention particularly
is invited to a large and beautiful selection
of DRESS AND FANCY G00D,9.—:.
The Gentlemen's attention is invited to a
large stock , of Cheap Cloths, Cassimers,
&e. . _
• Give ua a call ; we- pledge
,ourselves
not to be undersold by any,
restsblislunent
in Ibis or any other, place. -
GEORGE ARNOLD...,
P...5.-Old Debts thankfully received;
March 31, 1854.
!BEM
A. ARNOLD
IfILIABLE IVATER POWER
FARM FOR SALE,
ri• HlS prop
'TORY,"
A 4 "IVY FAQ.
' is situated on the Pauline()
Fell', IS and three
miles (ruin Reisterstown, and containts-
81 Acres of Land,
part to hoe Turther, and part ender rultiva.
tiun. The hniiroyentanta eotioiat of two
good - euhataotial DWELLINGS, end
three large , •
STONE AVD
BRICK HOUSES,
formerly nerupied by the - hands of the
CottnirFietory. lately Molted down. ,
'rho Water Power is tine, having ri
' fill
or eleven ,feel; and the race and dant are in
gond order, . .
ASAWDIILLandSTONEQUARRY
are on the pretni6es, and t h e propoped
rmltu Of the Weerminster Railroad passes
very near io'tlie prriperty.
Terms
W (+LENN, Trustee,
No. 21‘ North Itharleis Street, 'Baltimore.
March 21; 1854.-41
GREAT ATTRACTION!,
PATIN ESTOOK & spas hog just
• received and are now opening one of
the htrgest and most complete assortment
of Spring and Summer Dress Gonda ever
()Geed to the pahlle. Our selection haw
ing been made 'with great care, and our
.stick purchaser: at reduced..priees. we
feel prepared hi present imlucentents such
as are rarely olliged., Our stock of Dry
Goods has never been surpassed and
with the' addition of our +lSt purchase.
"nil)r"ittlf IN it does Cloths of all pri
ce-4 mid qualities, Cassinieres,, Vestings,
IContio•K v Jeans, Plaids for (:lithlren,
Berage De 'l.:iines, 31. De [Antes, Hu.
limire Alpacas, Calicoes, Ging.
414'11)4, S I (Cashmere, Thibet.
NlO like Crape of uvery variety.) we I
lams: the county to produre their equal, ;
as feenol,... to tpoiloy and price.
Having added largely 10 - our variety of
2/I)CEiI lESs
we are prepared to furnish the finest
qualities of 8), rap, Altilasses, Sugar, Ar.e..
ate., at rethie,ed rates ; our . 01111`k PI .
Mei
la.“l.ll and Sugar is regarded ad this most
ever ulreted halm rottury. We
rlecnl it Heedless to enumerate, ns uc
hale al wogs .111 11.111.1 it emoiileto assort.
;omit"! Dry Goods, Groceries,
(Imams w are, cta.
TllSallSly you of the truth of our adder
we mity ask you to call and exummti
Jro if vim want bargains, Call
.eMly at FA H N
Sign ol the Red Front.
March 31. i83.1.-if
A vir.i.:v CIIICASKA
ILI TN, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES
(f • ()ME ONE, COME 1.1., and .tell
• y. mr emehleirs to rump, in the Slore
ul 11,14 l'wt• Extreele,•,"•mdS"e
Pp!ellit.ll stork el HATS,
CA I'S, BOOTS and
1 0 11 &., Jr SHOES. nom open
ing., of the latest style and of every varie
ty. amiable lor.the Spring and Slimmer
season, for Gentlemen, Ladies and
Chil
uren.
I have mole arrangements to hate
Boots tud Shoes mole to order, by the
b•-0 ,t 1 workoten,.atol olginol•trtaterial, in
the quickest posatbl•• time.
(hty,thurg, 3farrtl 31, 185 L---if
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
BRAM A ItN01.1) has just returned
•Z -31 -
Irma the City salt the
JAlrgrst,Cheopesi, g• Beat Seleettl Stockal
Spring and Summer Goods,
,ever before offered to the town oreountry,
, vine.istiog iu 0411 lh tlertnnn , Frani:lt and
Dionestin Cloths, Blank & Patter. Cassi
mere+,
,Satin & other Wei - tine. Italian
Clatliv,:eitats, Ginglimns. Tweeds, Ky.
J, atia. Burege De J.HilleS: M. 1)e fathom,
Prios, Goignatits, and a great variety of
Giiml? too numerous to mention. Also,
it targe in.sortinent of Bonnets. Para-
, . ' • .. •
Gill and -see, as 1 um determined
tn . under. o 4ny esublislainuut in the
'fawn
March 31, 1854.:—tf
Ladies' Dress Goods.
A DIES, do you wish handsome d r eo m :
IA :es, ,for Sprlog or Summer f If so,
call boned lately . 41 the. long es ta blished,
eheapSvire, where we are prepared to
exhibit the most beautiful variety and pret
tiest pliterns of Dress Goods ever opened.
no not defer , time matter too bug. nor lose
the opportunity Of Selecting from the en
ttre assortment.: Ifyou 'wish to save money
sod at the same 'time seetwo for yourself.
the prettiest apparel wor', call immediate-
FA HNESTOOKS'
Mardi 31, 1854:—if
Bonnets and . Bonnet Ribbons
.. Splendid . assortment. of. superior
• , M.• -qttallty, lobe had eheitp et
PRA MMER'S NEW STORE;
- Dress - Goeds -
F. every ((vie De 13age, Berage, De
`,Lahles, Silky, Lawoo. with Tritn
mints tO match, for sale cheap at
• , GRAMMER'S.NE W STORE.
.BONNETS & PARASOLS.
bayii, new .on hand a large assorrnent
:of- Bonnets k Perusals, latest styles,
whieb
,I , l,tave just received, and' - will sell
cheaper• than can be had or any establish
toent'in town, call and see.
A. A RNOI.D.
• ' Ladle's Dress Goods.,
LAMES tiho: are in' went of a splendid
edsortment of DRESS GOODS,
will find it to their advantage by.;nallin g
on the tindermigned W and examining his
stock &idiom intrahasing. E.
A. ARNOLD.
ClOths; Paisimeres 3i Vestings.
frHE Gentlemen are respectfully in•
•• Jo. and examine my cr.
Caisimertto .• and Veslings. di
• f A fipm't he Importers, before:purchasing,
Juni ,catumt be unaersold, - -
Ablt'M ARNOLD.
FARMS FOR SALE,
REAtP3 6IETTI7SDE26.
No. 1-160 Acres: wood Stone
house and Barn. with oilier out-buildings_
plenty ol good timber, meadow, and never
failing water.
No. 2-175 Acres: large Stone
House, large new BOrn,' §hops, Sheds.
Corn-cribs, water in nearly every field ;
plenty good IFuit, sufficient timber and
good meadow. . •
. No. 3-125 Acres : first rate
House and . Barn, and out-buildings, excel- 1
lent meadow: good running water, choice
fruit, timber, &c. ; near the turnpike.
N0..4—,480 Acres : good large,
never House, with out-buildings, plenty
never failing water at the house and in the
fields ; 60 Acres'excellent timber, plenty
good meadow, first rate Orchard, 'of all
kinds of fruit, good tenant.house. &c.
No. 5- , -200 Acres : largetrick
House, with back-buildings. large stone
Batik Barn, with sheds and cribs, and all
other out-buiidings, such as dry-houie,
stonke-liouse, &e. ; betweew 50 alit *6O
Acres ; in - good meadow, `plenty - 66d 'tu
ber, good fencing , Oci
rchard ljill kinds f .
\ I
choice fruit, several wells of water. &c.
No. 6- , -247 Acres : near Pipe
creek, Frederick crientr, Md., large Stone
[loose, Barn, Smoke-house, Spring-house;
sheds, pens, .crtbs. 'plenty •of water and
fruit, from 50 to 60 acres good timber—
can be bought cheap. . . _
'
'No:. 7-105 Acres: adjoining
the above, good Stone House, Swiss Barn,
out-hoildings, good water, &c. [These
two Farms are handsomely situated on the
public road.]
No. B—A Mill with 30Acres
of land, good bulldings, shops, sheds,
other •out.buildings,&e... i .. . a
Any. person desirous of buying or sell-,
ing property will please call upon . '
F. E. TANDER.BI.OOT,I Agent.
Geitysbitri; Pa., Feb. 17--sow . . .
0:::?Dr.F: E. VANDRA tom, Surgeon. pentiat,
int
will be at bows hereafter a last two weeks in
ik
everrinciatb. . . .
W. W. PAX'I'ON
.r - AGRICULTURAL.
A Regular meeting of
COUNTY AQItICU
CIETY, will talte . place at I
Ball, in this Borough, on
18th
. day of ,fipril "lest, al
AL A full attendance of
desired. • - • -
iciarGentlemen having in their-liaises
sion hooks containing the names of:mem
bers, are 'requested to make report at the
April , . meeting ; and are urged in the
meantimplo procure all the new members
theq. can; 'with the ifecastiary admisidun
fee,-
.• • .
JOHN M'GINLEY, Pus':
HENRY J. STABLE, Seep -
Gettysburg, March 24, 1854.
Mgt /re t.
MANUFACTURER OFc
• ,
UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS,
in every liiritty. at the Old Stand,
No. 2 North Fourth Si.._ Philadelphia.
CONSTANTLY — on hanita large al.;
someone; to which the attention of' irI'HIEDREN'S SHOES, the best at
Dealers is Tequeatid. • .v iscetateni in town. at
March 31. 1884.-41 ' REELER -HUHT7,II.`.
REGISTER% NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Lega
tees and- other persons concerned
tharihe attniinistration accounts herein
alter mentioned, will be presented at the
OriMana r Court of Adams county, for con
firmation and allowance, on ilurulay
(Inky apt* ty.rt, viz. :
203.. The first and final account of
David Hulick, Administratoidi the estate .
of Peter Hulick, deceased.
204. The second account of George
• Ber..aw, (now) surviving Administrator of
the estate of Isaac liercaw. deceased.
205 The first and final account of Mo
ses McClean, Testamentary ,Gdardtan'iff
Ellen G. McClellan, minor daughter' of
Win.. McClellan, deceased.
200: The firer 'account of John
.Pat
terson, Exiehtor of the last will and
testament of 1 T. Sittillati Patterson, de-
ceased. •
207. The °cement of. George J. Hart
zell, Admitiistrator of John J. Hartzell, de=
ceased; as settled , bv Lehright E. Hartzell;
Administrator of deorge J. Hartzell, de
ceased. '
208 The first account of John• and
Moses }brunet). Administrators of the
estate of Jacob Hartman, deceased.
209. The !imam' final accountof Robert
C. Hackett, A dministrator of the estate of
1)r. UrM Hackett, deceased:
210. The first account of John Carl,
Administrator de bonis non, with the will
annexed, of the estate of George Carli de
ceased.
211. The first and final 'account • of
1 1 3 rancis Gumboil' and Andrew b. Goillsoo,
I XxeZutors ot.the Iron will 'and testament of
William Coulson, Erg. deceased.
The first and final account of
Daniel Ililiebridle, Guardian of Mary'
Marsh, deceared.
213. The firit account of James - W.
Barr and Smith Barr, Execntnrs of the
last will and testament of James Barr, de
u ceased.
'214. The first and final account of Jo•
a r ph K. Auer, Execulor of the estate of
Susanna Kepner, deceased.
915. The first and final account of
6:IR I! Wolf, Administrator of the estate of
Barbara Horn, deceased. • •
216. The first and final account of
Ilenry Iteily, Executor of the last will
and iestanient el James Wharton, de-
ceased.
217. The first and final acentint of John
I. lirenizer, Administrator of the estate of
Mary Brenizer. deceased.
218. The first account of Peter Quickeh
Administrator of the estate of George
(Zni^lc.l, deceased.
219 The first account of Henry Hem.
ler and Andrew Wilt. Executors of the
!lot will and testament of Andrew Wilt.
ilereased.
220. The first account of James
Thompson, Executor.. of the last will
testament of Robert Thompson', de
ceased.
221. The first account of George Bear
nail Polly Bear, Executtirs of the last
will and testament of Nicholas Bear. de
ceased.
222. The first and final account of
Frederick Diehl. Administrator of the es
tate:ld Davit' Bingaman. ileeeased.
DANIEL PLANK. Register.
RagisTer's Office, Gettysburg,
ilarcb 24, 1854' S • te.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
I N pPlantance of sundry Writs of Ven
ditinni. Exponas, issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Adams county,
Pa.. and to me directed. will be exposed
to Public Sale, onSaturday the Bth day of
Sprilnext, at 1 o'clock, P. M., at the Court
house in die borough of Gettysburg, the
following property, to wit :
Half Lot of Ground,
situate in the borough of Gettysburg,
fronting on East Middle street, and 'run
ning hack to an alley, and adjoining low
of George Swopeand the heirs of Ezekiel
Buckingham, deceased, On Which is erec
ted a two-story'
.weatlier
• • board ed •••. g aft
, XI:WELLING-HOUSE
with a Back Building at tached,
, and. other
Out-buildings; with a variety of Fruit trees
on the lot, and a well of water near !be
donr. Seized and taker' into. execution
as the property of Johrit
-ALSO
.1111 the Mitred EV Emilia J. Culp in
A Lot of Ground,
situate in he borough of Gettysburg, front
ing on the road leading from Uettesburg
to Hanover, and adjoining lands of John
Lutz, Henry Ctilp and others; containing
Four Saes, more or less.—Also in
A Lot of Ground,
situate in York street, in the borough of
Gettysburg. adjoining lot of Mary Fehl,
and other lot of said Culp, iihd running
,back to an alley„ .. on which is erecteir,
--,- a tarn-story log weather
• i f fi boarded
DWELLING-HOUSE
with a one story Beck Building, and a .
Shop attached, a Stable, and other • Out
buildings.—Also in - I
A Half Lot of Gtound
situate in naid borough, fronting on York
street, and running back to an .alley,
joining the above, and the lot of Jeremiah
Culp.—Also, in
Three Lbts Hof Ground,
situate in 5810 borough, fronting on .Mid
dle street. and running back to an alley on
the north, and bounded on the east by
Liberty street, and.on the west by it lot
of Peter Crosta. Seized nod taken in
execution as the estate .of Petal J.
Culp.
-ALSO
On Tuelilciy. the 11th of April next, al 1
o'clock P. Al., on the premises,
A Tract of Land,
situate in Hamilton township, Adams
county. containing Fifik Acres. more or
less, adjoining lands of David Bollinger,
Ephraim Heagy, Andrew. Deardorff, and
others. on which' is erected-a
- a s two-stor y
BRICK HOUSE •
with a 'Brick Kitchen attached, a Log Sta
ble, with a frame 'f'hrevhing-flOor attach
ed, and other ant-buildings. )'here is
young Orchard of choice fruit, and a well
of water near the door. • •
—Al.5O—
Tract of Timber Land,
situate in same township and.cennty, ad.
iuming lands of Joshua Hoover. Ephraim
Heagy and others. containing ren-.9cres,
more or less—Seized and taken in execu
tion as the property of Madison Myers-
Ten per cent.. of the 'purrhase
money upon all sales by the sheriff, must
be paid over iiiimediately after the prop
erty is struck down. and on failure 'to com
ply therewith, the•property will again be
put up for sale.
' JOHN SCOTT, &crib':
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg,
histreb 17; 1854. c
Hanover Branch Rail Road,
CHANGE OF HOURS.
TRAINS over the Hanover Branch
road now run as follows:
Ist Train will leave Hanover at 9.15
A. M., with pasvengers for York. Har
risburg, Columbia and Philadelphia, and
return to Hanover with passengers from
Baltimore. at 11.45 A. M.
2d Train will leave Hanover at 2.45
P. M., wiih passengers for BaltiMore, ar
riving there at 6:45 - ; and return immedi
ately with Passengers from York, dm, at
5 P. M.
3d"Train will Hanover at 6 P.
M. with Pas agars for rk ; and return
with Passes% from eltimore - av $
The Monday morning extra wan will
leave tor Baltimore at 5.90; return at 8
A.M.
EDWARD E. YOUNG, :figent.
Hanover, March 24,1854.
ll'altdanore SuNitschtensus
Railroad.
CHANGE OF HOURS.—Way Pas
senger Train leaves Calvert
Station at 8.15 - A M
Arrives at York at 11 AM
Accommodation Train leaves Cal
vert station at - 4.25 P
Arrives at York at ' 7.42 pDt
Express Train leaves Calvert
Station at
Arrives at York at
RETURNING.
Way Passenger Train leave Har
ribburg at
'lig at York at
at • " — 8.45 A itt
gt Xetk,gi 9.54 A 31
A.- eo4VINCHESTER,
'uperintertilent 7'ransporla!intz.
'IL 24, 1854. " • i
NOTICE TO: COLLECTORS.
rlir 4 HE Collectors of Taxes lor the 'sell:
eral townships are hereby notified
that thetuplicates -for-Taxes assessed
prior to the'year,lBs.l, must be settled ! up
in full on or befwe nesday the 18th
day of april next, an which day the Com
missioners will attend at , their office to
make the necessary exonerations.
By 'order of tbe Commissioners:,
'J. AGVHINBAUGLI, Clerk.
March 17 1854.—td '
Lathe's'. Dress ,Goods.
GA Id. at Ktivrvs for thein Delaines,
iu Deilage. De Etate Alpaceas, Merin
, oes. Coburg Cloths. For further,informa
:4ion call and We will show Rhein.'
BOROUGH ACCOUNT.
ROBERT G. McCREARY, Treasurer,
in account wills the Borough of Get
tysburg,
DR.
To balance in bands of Treasurer
..,
at last settlement, 1597 29
Gotstanding Tax in hands of J.
G. Fry, -.181, 34 74
M
. Do. Samuel Weave , ,18 0, 77 09
Do. ~ do.'_ - _ , 1 I,•' 9" 82
Do. Henry Brinkerhoff, 1853,"134.88
Amount of 'fax assessed for 1853,'601 09
Cash reeeiv'e:l for luMber• and Ina
. terial sold;
Do. from Durgesi,for - firieii
' and licenies,
Bahnice 'Treasurer, '
By cash paid officers for holding
election,
John Slentz,
D. Aikiebler, for qualifying officers, 871
Juhn W. Weigle, for plank, 11 77
E. Z.
,Little, fur taking can of .
' Engines; ' 50
John Gilbert, for one pick, ' 1 50
Adam Doersorn. smith 'Work; 2`35
T. Warren le. /0138, . dn. " 4'67
Jacob Culp, ' do. 7 00
. Wro. D. F/azier, repairs to town •
dark, ' 8 34
E. Ilanaway,work at engine house, 6 00
James Bowen. do. 1 511
George Arnold, lumber, 10 40
Samno) Little, carpenter work, 625
Samuel Fahnectock, hardware and
oil, 11 h 7
Danner & Zeigler, do. 50
S. 12: Ruasetl, interest; 15 00
George Swope, do. l5 00
H. D 'Sweneir, lox refunded„ 70
John, Brown, water rentf." 7 - 20 GO
Peter Rtiffensperger, State and
County 'tax, , • 31,0
' 11 S. Paxton. school Liz, „3 16.,
D. A. & C. H. Buehler, printing, 16 - '7s'
R. G. Harper, ' • do. • 17 00
Solomon Powers, stone, 17 82/
Houck & McCreary, brick, ' 41 421
John •Holtzworth, .do. 3 50
Michael Enter. ' 'do. 2'25'
Sundry persona. stone and gravel, 19.121
Gabriel Mealc - S, - "&lt. - Coinin'r., 54 62
Michael Zlina, Ap. . : 53.'. 68 .:
S. S. Tipton, dp.„ and carting, 123 00
R. 0. Harper, Burgess fees, 2 121
•. do. special piolc, 13 00
John Lutz, , for work, -2 44
John Kitzmiller, 0 5 (10
John Schilling, ' " • 58.64/
Jacob Wasseon, ' 0 29 051
Henry Utz, " 1 50
Anthony COilori. ' " 10 124
Edward Little, 0 4 871
Theodore, Norris, " 1, 62/
John Degrofl, " 5.25
Henry Little, a 0 181
John Tawney, 0 50
Adam Fauss, ' a 28 88
John L. Burns, '; " . . 3 00
Henry Bishop, 0 .2 621
Henry Rhine. 0 ''7 121
George llollebaugh, " " 6:.37.
Samuel Filby, ' " 37 .1
Conrad lisiser, 0 ' 2 25
John Galvin, 0 150
Henry. Brinkerhoff, .. .0 . 2. 62
John Staub, .. 8 62
John Ertter. , a 1 31
Nicholas Hoffman, ", • . 1 871
H..& W. B, Molik. :, 1,;50 ,
0. C. Strickhoueer, 0 22 05;
John Gilbert., . - "
.7 ,50
'Henry Welty, 0 14 50
Hugh. MrOlatighlin,- ‘. .21 87}
George Collori, " 13 81
James A. Thompson, '. • 3'60
Peter. Rogers, '. " 1 50
r3amuel Little, , " .2 25
W. IV. ilatneraly, " „ 4, Pi
IV. 8.. Meals, " .5 25
John., L. .Tate, ~ 5.25..
Clerk & Treasurer, • 30 OQ
R. p. MoCreary, extra services, 214 00.
Burgess & Town Council, 30 00
Blank Book • 25
For posting Ordinances, . 371
Fees & eznuerationit allowed lien- „.._
ry Brinkerho ff , . ' 72 34
Outstanding tax in the hands of J.
G. Frey. ' . 1848; '34 74
DO. - .S 8 al uel Weaver, 1850, .77 03
DO: • do. 1851,- 082
Do. Henry :Welty, „ 1853,- •89 05.
By hafince due . Treasurer, -$4 3 . 7-
March 14. The Town Cou'ncil
of the Borough of Gettysburg do certify
ihat they. have examined and settled the
account of Ronawr G. McOtkitany., Treas
urer; for the -term 'ending Ittna 'date,:atid
that said account iv correct, and there is' a
balance duel.aid Treasurer of Four Dol
lars and Thirty-seven cents:
U. A. 'BUEHLER,
•• JOIIN GILBERT,'
EDEN NORRIS,
OUP,'
. ' .• JOHN RUPP.
March 24, 1854.-741
TIN WIRE! TIN WIRE!
GE
EO. E. nUEHLER. informs his
friends and customers that he has a
vary large assortment of
TIN WARE
on hand ready for the Spring sale, made
by experienced workmen and of good ma
terials, which will be sold low , for CASH
or COUNTRY PRODUCE. jr7.Call
and sec—
' Gettysburg, March 10, 1854. •
10. P m
12 r it
2 P M
3.15 p
A STEWARD WANTED
at 'Pennsylvania College
T HEpresent Steward of Pennsylvania
College,Seing about to leave, appli
cations will be received by the undersign
'ed from parlous desiring the situation.
Information- in regard thereto can be had
of eith'er'of the undersigned.
ICrPUssession will be given on,lhe !et
of,April, or sooner ildesired, •
- • . MOSES McCLEM. , (, - •
8. FAHNES'LOCK,
• iL s. RUDER,:
• Coranajoef of Board of Trustees,
Gatipbarg, March 3, 1354—1 f
- it ilt4routod
THAT. MARCUS .SAMSON - has
just-opened, a splendid assortment
of, Pants of every variety Bud style which
he Will sell it. prices" that will defy eompe
titnin here Or eisewite:e. 'Repienther. Ili
buy - fitr crash. and wider the roostOfivoieble
elreutus womb, which.enables me todo just
what j prorniae: No;Jiymbuj ing t coil and
judge to; i0ur.41,p0i.,, •-•
Vrotbonotarg. eitrtt of tint eourto,
g r HE undersigned will.bo n i•andidate
for the Office of PROTHONO
TARY of Adams county, subject to the
decision oTthe Whig County Convention,
stiek-respeetfully snits thu support. of. hie
()How citlzunis.•
• - ROGER' MARTIN
Gettysburg, Feb. 10, 1854.
IPTIHE untlgroigrril; encouraged by the,
s.olicitations et. friends, win ho, a
candidate for the Office of ,PROVION
vrmix at the next electinti. subject to,
the decision of Itie . Whig C'ouny,Ootiven,
CHARLES 3 1 1..,LEG0.
Franklin tp., Den. 30, 1853.-0
$1206 46
'4'37
r zniE .undersigned he a candidate
for the office of PROTIIONO—,
TARP at. the nest election, eithiect to
thedecision of the Whig _County ,Cotiven
iion.r.
51212.83
W.M. S. HAMILTON.
Butler tp. Nov. 11,1863,
$lO-75
2 17
re the-Voters or Adams .countb.
irtRATEFUL for the favoriand eviden-
Ul. ces of confidence,heremfore extended.
to me br,ray. fellow .citizene, and encour
aged by numernus solicitationa and friend
ly assurances. I am induced to announce
tuysell as n . candidate for the OfUme of
PHO'FHONOTARY, subject to the de
cision of the Whig County Convention.'
pledging myself, if nominated and elected,
to devote 'My best etiorti to a ,
faithful and
impartial discharge °Ohs duties of the Of
fice.— • JOHN PICKING.
Isla Berlin. Dec. 8, 1853. ' •
.•• sberiffaltki'
.
7.'0 the Voters of .4drans .Counv:-
1 4 1ELLOW CITIZENS At the
cttaiiun Of ntiineifili Irtendw. 1, off. r
.mvaelf to'your convideration.for the office
•of . SHERIFF' •at the ne.W.Election.--
Should I he elected., it will 14 my aim to ' Po nil/friends and fellow voters of .9d
acknowledge ,the favor by endeavoring,to
ums County— ,• , , ; , •
discharge the Mateo of the otlicc prompt- T um. g ettettotio and cordid eupport I
ly an 4 with fidelity. . • reeelVed nit f.jimer ne.Taelona tote
• HE/Sl.Y.1 : 111 v 3 " /AS . encourard me.to rrei!elit inyeelf again to
Stnibafl DXo. 23 . 4333 .—t0 ryourermstherarthe' fll fi l l thu Whig
— t • ', , , .Oonety $74;) C111)1111111f . e 111,
A the urgent lfticioollt?' of many )oflice of If EfilS'fl•`.ftk.l;E(t)ltl?Ell
friends I offer.rovaelf,att-toindiciale of Nitneta 'i:ituntint the in i efeetitn:and
for"the Office 01 81 - IERIFF, te x t
'therefore reepeetfally tntlir;it y4ini votna
Election, aufient to the Notninatin I
anu ittflue'nco. Stimuli) 1 surt.entl in the
Cithvention. ShoOrd 1 .. he eo, fortunate :nerothittion avid t e elected ntr'tltnrt• or
to be thon:.tiated and thije4. Lplt l igepy l ; 1 , 4 „;• rr i c ,„•• o „Llirj
shod) he selfto di.charge the dunce of Office to
pi r o ,; hi ,„„,.,, ill t h e
ti the !Mat of my ability. cud. withou.viiiipart. ittereor, to evince ety'vtnnicuf }Our
. • ' • kindistortmtd etotfillettre•''. .
JOHN , 1 .. GUTiERIsVA'I'Ofi':
Nov. 11. 185:1, . • ,
• ,; . JOSEPI - 1 BARKER..
Germany - ttiwilDhip. 'Dtc. 9, 18 . 53.
1
.
rff1111.• undersignei. will he .a candidate I n 3E : 10 0 7 r. ( .... . D ..i ) .
,E ~N 11% 111 A I ,1•011.
A- tor, dig r , , ffice of S.l - I . IItIFF tit the, r+t 1 Nrsi , " '. , " .
' it i GIS t ER & Itli COI'DII/
next. eleediii i , subject to ilia derision of i -•- • ' ' • IL . ' ''
I the Whig °Utility Coliantion,thiil respect.:: - • Toti - e fi*Hlercof .9riaittx !,loth: •,,
i folly solicits the favorable colibithqiiiiint 111 - 1 AVID 31cl:1ft:A ICI' (urea's filMselt•
and suppiirt nl• hie friends...pledging him.; il , ir la R valid rtiros Jr' , t die "i.flica of
sell,' if • nominated and elected; to thy :' i :RE(.4IS•I'EII k RECORDER, soliciting
charge the 'Wills of the offil'a with fidelitY':. the nomo2atioti from - 'the ' Whig County'
I and impartiality. ' . I Convention... , -le. V.oing illia 1 matte .. 1141 1
... ~ to
t^
.. _• • JOAN I. "I'A'l'E. - 'profession 'ora superalmoilanee of.patiint-':
Gettysburg, Oct: 21,:1853 .' - !Ism, int ifie - foiti - iiliii 4 E ~ Aesire
to,
• serve the pimp e oil Adams county; brit
ritraig undersigned; sinciyraged bv the; - w i ll only pay'lltal il (44;10W' Will dnieharge ,
1 -AL suliciti,titins id, liumeriatia frit-mile, au- ' the ilutievi of the othcein au Irtieetn. 'Md.;
1 dosinees liiiVNlAr RA R Candidate for 01'''nf-', satisfaei - MYliftUimq. ' ''''' .'
'•
fine of SG ERIFI? at the next Eleniiiin.' Get"tvsburg,:Fcb, 17, 1854.
and rebpectiolly . asks m
the septum' of his) ...;=,,----,;,--'.• •:.,.-'•.•:,-,..,--.• , -.1..••=' , -. , .••-=:.•-..,-.4.-.....-_-:'..,-.=
fellow-citizens. lf elected. Vshall emloa- j fla• nqiipor BrapfPll3
vor .to discharge the duties of the office I 'll %I Ult. , J i 1.1 I.'
with fidelity and iinpartiality. :., -• •. I • . ' ---- ` ' •
1 - IsAA o NEEIN,, 11111 E Stone Bridge across Marsh:creek - '
: Freedom tp., Dec„ 23, 18,53,-11- , , , nit the ron d ', la ding trim'. Un.ilybinirg
Is ; -: ; --.• . ' -44---- ••• ,- ' • - .to Enointshorg, , ll(oVlllll' ifiVqtr !MR)... Rill! I
'VHF; undorsigued will he a ran / Hume ;,requiritig p he rvliiiili—Sealt-dl'ilipos:-.lsl
..1!.. f or th e o fri ,, e : or suERIFF% at, t h e , will,he reeltiived 'lt the office of this Qom.
entitling - election, subjeet,to the decision pf missioners of Adams county. moil lieu!.. '
this whi g c oci „, 3 ,, ,•i o„ nve:ol „ o . • aw l re . . nextfity Ilte 191 h dal •of..4llpril nixi, for
tili'eeifillly solicits it liberel support from , building a
the Vo „ ters .. of Ad ems county. ari', l when ' ~• : Cry!,.. :44 . 1.4 4 ,51 5 a•9., Ltits.naras4it: l l l 4
ayjiiiii w g,..,,.•
elected wilt promise to IMO' the
,(Itl4oB of . . • . • '
.11.-a With cuielit. ,
mid dasimieh. , • across said hreel, All
,the llittl Of the' old
' panic, ".• r i" A (An P .
it/ INT viii) . ' Eirolge--to be built alter the style of „the
• '• '''' ' ''” ' `'''''"' • '
Stiaban ip Feb, IV 1834, hridgit ilei.oas Rork ereek, or the road lead
„
• • ''' ••• ; • - . ing' from Geityshurg to flanover. '' '
• ... .. . • .
Alit' liesireommirmation can nenn.
PTIHE,LI.O W CITIZr f NS --At: • the
,re- ' mKr • • .
ir . ;,,, ; , .-f .. . -- , tamed on the day of letting' nr`hy applica.
quest m 'litany !ileums .t,iigaiii imer • , .
mitapil
al, a
candidate for oia,aaa sitER , , timi to the °le!” of-the Board of , Loin.
IF'FA tir uut
•- y or ‘Adn County, subje o ilo i ini"l"e".
..I , I
the (;
declaim' of the Whig (Jimmy iinven
tionoind pledge myself. if tiontinatcti.and
elerted; - td dibcherge the duties of the offitie
satisfactorily to all. ',
. , , DA
twp., NI)NIEL. NIINNIGI-1.
Lat imora V. 4, 1e53.
. ~
181/12 83
90141201.1q11 . eachtiragement ora
!minuet of friends. I offer myself us,
a candidate for the office of Sli P. 12.1 17 F,
ject to the decision of the %V hig County
Conyention. ! therefOrerespectfitily solicit
your vnies and intltience. Should
. 1 sue
cei3d ifie.niunination and he eleCted,'
effort or ' exertion:' on' illy part shall be
'spired; by a. faithful and . impartial per
fointance of thethniett thereof,: to evince
my " 'tense of your kindoeis and confi•
dunce. • - •
DAVID NE WC:O . 3IIIER
:East Berlin,
.N0v..25. ►853.
ripHROUCII• the encouragement Of a
Jo- number of friends I offer 'myself as
a. candidate for theollice of SHERIFF,
sutieet to the decision of the Whig Coun
ty Convention—pledging myself, if nous-.
inated and elected.. to perform the duties
of the .olfice. tli`' the • heet.itl my affitity..'
• GEO. C. STRICKHOUSER.
GetVaburg, Dec. 2. 1853..
• • - •.
NPOURAGED by the friendly ma
r, surances ol numerous friends, the
11 niters% o Ed" n a - 4 7 bitii:
ditlate for the Office of .811ERIFF, Sub
ject to the decision. of , the Wing County
vonvention.-and pledges hiinitelf, 'ii nomi
nated: and elected. to , discharge the.duties
of
,the Office with fidelity .sill inaparti
ality.
-
J.F. KOEHLER.
e
- Berwick tp., Dec. 30 . 1850. i tf - •
• uRIENDS:* CELLO%v CITIZENS
II: of •the county. of Adams :--1- have
never before solicited your sotes•for any.
public station. • 1 now. present myself. to
your Consideration as a candidate,. for the
Office of. SHER:IFFrwith .this confident
hope and . assuraaie, of receiving from you•
a cordial, generous,' and Tibsral support;
And I would': most respectfully •abk r:
nomination from my Whig friends when
assembled in .Cou n tyton ven tiorni - lf elect:.
ed.l' will.endeavour to execute the duties
with promptness, lenity, and impartiality,
and all :my efforts-,shall .be directed' to
wards a faithful discharge of duty... -
• ~ '
.. SAMUEL" E. HAIIZ, - '
Vumb, town ship, Dec..2o,
... ... ..
iqc I KINGt .PLASSES.. of ,all . rises i i
.13 pricaifr, foi% sale -it
THE undersigned will he a, candidate
for the oftice,of CLERK:OF THI
COURTS, subject to the derision of.,the
Whig County Conv'entiOn i and, , i,gipticifill:
Ireulicits the support of his fellow citi
zens. . .
JOHS
Fairfield, Nov. 18.1853..
VELLOW t the reiptest
• -m, tuany ! trientls I again lity,sol tot ti
CRiltlidte,fur n;ixt (.1,1?. THo
Co U las of.k. • it comity. iihj..cg Ow
.n of the 'minty vention.
soul rexprctfolly your tit rlra elintv,
ottlprAtinn n J , e wt 7 pltidajotb otyii,elljl
uninitiated mid eltieteil to dm:ll34m the, do r
ties of, the office with ploictoality
"..Y• -
Striban township Nov.' L1...1833.
W(td, he 3 candidate fiir the Ofitiv , toti
CI,FAK oF.TIIEpM/111'S. A ; the
next Elvelpoi..sithieet . to ,the tJectuitmi of
thu Whig Cnohly •
JOHN GARVIN
Geityshurtr.,Nov.-25, 1803,
_ •
Itesiottr
• ' • t • •
THEundersignetl will be a irtuttliitite
'Oilfee REGISTER AND .
RECORDER, silljeet uenisupu cif
'the Whig CoUitty taut lesiol
fully solistht the_ uppampf hie lellow viii
ALEXANDER GOMA NI
Gettysburg, Dve.-2,-1803.
l'111;.; untkrsioned will hr .s'~nnilitl>iu+
ICr thr wher cf . it EuisTEtt
REC,O.H.DER, 'efoit;i:t p) the.areitoon oi
this .Itilo g enitt.ty
hiniell, it riticitialeir Find todis.
dim* the duties of the office with fidelity
and - -
JA1.708-1 , 111,W0.F.R.
Fil miklin tp , Feb: Pt, 185,8.
• • AiIRAITAAVIMEVER;
J(H.IN MICKLEY, jr,.•
-'- , JO.; J. - ‘ 1 111.1.54, - ",
Commiisfoners
•
Atir9t—J, A POIIINBAUGH",,
March 17. 11354.—id
EMBITION . -
ADMITTANCE FREE
AA RCI
44 .)BMSOINT''S em
poriiii7; embraces the bugZst and
best si•soyttlieot of Frock, slid Drvss
• • •
of every variety "of (mho, quality' sod
sty• • .
le. which have ever befell offorc,4l to the
public. .0411 autl qee; even il.you down wish
o hey. -''
HAY WANZED.
pIt,EBSONS Ii l ing gay • m sell will do
welf.bY ,tin the sttiserilier,in
Getiyaberg, who is destrouitor
The highest Market.
. titnes. i its he iitteutls
. hai'rto, i the
after ',being packed, hauled either to,
114110V,eir or Baltimore, the: itielerenne to
haul will be.gtven to those from whom he
May purchipie:
• SOLOMON PO
• .
8ee.,21-.1852.—tf .
'ROAD - 11IRETING.
Tit AMY at Kurtz Upev,..puropy,
Iran
A. M.. to 7. fl'efita P. M., examini4
btly,itig:Goodgjilst'srrived frein Phila fer
pbio. vux Baltimore uti flaurver.
Itol;d. soon. Hod save money; you
,_.
may teo late.: 'Remember.-
A.
B. KURTZ'S
.oet. 14. ' Cheap Carnet.
Draw near—Come and See
Jti.SCHICK or - filth! itiform theLatlies
.• that he n't.w offers thelargt:st assort:
meat of BONNE I'S,
.Bonnet Silks and
'Velvets, Ribbons,' FlOw'ersk,..Ottir
Byer before opened- in 'Altos.'tall
and see them—no trintbli% to' sktrolt
Goods. • - - • '
~T OBIAS". LINIMENT,
vOlt, the. cu r e Of Hettila'rUy, Choler*
Morlitte,Toitiltaeho; Broises.Sptiina
&c., --a most excellent rettietly—for rile
at'tle'DßEG STORE - of
• ' • H.• BUEHLER..
••
. . ~ •
111AfiKE.T.S i
a .
BAD LANKE
rsrls P!icel. with Ayoryfiirge
astrorswent of horse BI.A.NKETOi ii tho
Clump Conitt of t
iT0p48417,M, •
iltitt Aft Ind:
eretildkt of the itirisial
'Courts of Common i the eon tins
• . .;
`composing the. APth JJtstnet, end , Justice
o f the, ,Coptts o f Oyer and `rernu gq pr, et.d
gt (Or : the ;riik,l„of s!1•,,
espit,si and other offenders in tits
tr , et—ant)SWEl. 11. RusivicLl o st ang JAn •
N AG LE w,ksq iudieS Of the Cour toll( ,
'common Pleas ;Ind-Genera:,
for the of all' capital and other 'ofiend„
erg in the uounty oc Adams— l have jeseuti
priretlipt `beiiiiiiNt4 the itiffi
Jajuary, to : ;he :11car-tif,As -Loitay. ons
thous;;Mbeiglithundrect and aftsf•tureaseil
to iltothretted, for heltlirtwaVeurt of Cunt ,
moo Pleasand General ;QtiseterS t i mi ti on i
of ihe Peace ,and, General Jail Doliveryo
inud.Cnti,rt'fif Oyer and Terininer,
tvqburg. on 11/oputoy t#e: 17t# gf
ne.rr—, ,
Nveal(' 11 1111r f Ille ,GlVtisl .
all the Justices of the'l l eace, the Oorcitier
:and,tionstables.withfn the
Aikine,,that they be then and there in their,
proper per Sons, with their RollsAteciirds,
in9uisinons, Examinations, and other 116 7 ,
membraneeti; tb . do
their offices and in• that behalf appertain
to be done, and also they who wilt ptotio~
eute against the prisenert that are r or thed
shall be in the Jail of the said County of
Adams, arkl to be then and there to pros-
estue against them tut shall tie juift. , l • '
Sheri,'.
tilerirs Office. Geltybtog,_?' ' •
Xfittch. • 17—I t 164 f.. •
LL VERN tIC ENS F _ J.
I l the matter 'of the intended
• r • se r
Hppticalinn —LIVAI4 . I4 Hi if , ,ir
license to keep.ti Public House. in thy --
Borough of Ge(lysloirg. Adarns bounty
Il hioitikatiiiii*s tit
W 7 F . ; the ptith:roilliT(l eitkzene •of Otto,
• hornqii
ti'lYthat Fe'are ar;quainted Beg/A.
itlvretz: the nhiote naffed
and the ,hotote fOr *loch lii.ense iwayii.:
that the, said bowie in nerexiiitry lOr the i
areontinridatihn and eittettain mem 'Of
gerx and tearrillerainild thafiaidlietitioner
is a miin'oreniii "reptile f o r holieery and '
1(41101141re; and ix wall lirnaided. *Oh
bonito room add' nlitene.rotventenees nettia. '
oar) 'for the tieeotrotiotlittion'ol granger*
nod tritvellere. ' . ' •
r. Beiyer,'
Jacob Bennie!,
Ncirtikk,' •
Teter A Win
Githrir Nniheyk, Froth',
D4sai fl Stith hit •Ju cob 411iirbeolt ."
Iklarch,24; 16154. 1 .4 t ".
NOTICE. 'r
A 4rlppitlyod
_by the.O.cpbooll' CoUrt • of, Atlattlii
itototy,.; to rottlile tlittiri!ttititto%Of posettwof ••
eHtati• of , A N NA: St Alt I 1 v ,•tle e'd.. rtp
peering by t he ;tett/toot% 14 ueory f Hen l ey
and Etteruttirrt of the Itkitt 'of
Kahl' 4e,tttittctti.' '
Ntlb p . Ototter totitii;itiiiitr - ri'tl?ottrilortt9m,
will git at the "iit# ( ?ll tieoitorattilly,„i
Egg. ; itrGettyttittirg. I,llh ,
day hf'
ilikititurge' ttici-"rltitiets iottpnint-
'. 'Rolltiit:r SNlT'l'q t .guttr
Morel; 24. 1854.'-31'
NOTICE,
,ft.:...... it
, In the Court of Cotuteete Plvel t• .
Ap. N
TIEREAS GRAFT,EN IdAvihst.
potition for a tlivlgtep it
vincula 4iz.4PKT!I
MANtil'A. , leg fro 9.e.!7. 11 ),,q,nY,fij APP I .
'1853, and mite, reittrnable ink. 21et
day
of Nnvemhr r .1853 Ann lite'rraftiti, owl
A.-heretic AI( • u l ihp Nu1 11itE nsl
eAPO, returnable in the --16th doh iii J.ptpl.
Arr. the tilitir 'of ttno.o Murt
Maid ELIZA DEMI •
I.e attd'aiiitenriit ymariteliper pertion itt.thev
edit roort the,ll/4 'tidyof iipr:lnett;llll
0 nsier'' the peiittett or your t h e
an id OrtArritN'NOINIIEL, Ind Ili , alllll4 , eilool o ,'
II ally yfitt Buoe,whv hr ultiodd old he
voiced froin•,the of
JOHNSCO'II",
.
And tintv. Inttniry the 18;11i 1864';nn
open r;)iter. PAytti A - . Hugeft.Enp'•
appoinintt Coimitittehlt,ep Hike
-4f4.tooony on p . art or pet iti oiler 8
nameit,'witit ten dei:te '
,; , _ • Eli I,Ac,Ciu?l:---
TO LUZ .1 M AMIE 1.:
; Fiereby not ied thtth:the:,
Depneitione'of 'wthiesqe4
rule will be tithenAt
fthrc'esr Irr I tith day of 11pril.. 18154.;
!Wee'''. the' hgeWa flO Wi:tork A: 'M:'
M: - - •
BUEHLER,
'Maieh I?, 1854:-'—id' ' 4 • '
lireinig, Fronefteld
VEGETABLE CATTLE' POWDER
CATTLE LINIMENT,
0 01.1) MIOLESA . and TE'rAiL.'
by 'S.-H. IIUE - 11LE41,' bribt , Pr.
&dams cbuuty.
Dec. 30th, 1853.`
S B.AO "IA • P 4441,PC! , .
tlie,bem Am.-hand.,
and foie_ Bain •in irieuvoiburvic 4lta
Foundry of •
1'. : .W..4RREW.5i::616N.!',. ; ',
r ---
OF
4 t , thfFurent
• prices, fer• gesitleni6l .ste4
K jiTtS... • •
OF all kind's milid fresh, tit tie het ailftiir s
ap the eittOiet 'a trity#6 et' It ttitTrB;
cheap earner.: 4 ', `s
=Mf=l
it •••41.0• • ••; ,
L 0
C'COR 1 - IUI3 KR haii , lremoviiii!4* -
-111 e urnor',lstutt Wert 4if HN fOraito''
resident:Ai; (earner o(pttnnototirisbli.ilim2l4l'
Vi usililtoil
ig•Atieiltii.) 0 . 110046 W !rim... 40..
let. -,
hrarch 24. 16.1.4. At - ‘.
(I . AI.ICOE, is' large assortment. new
,1t). styles. ION) Gingliginvi;',lrtajorjr t
ntiarn. with I ilitie I)}l mf Ti
GPO OS ,tati large, to montio.p biro.
and; ass them al KURr.ZIf, Ciertwi4
. ......... .
SHAWLS,. S
. it k w a 4_1,1
MA WI LAW ~
HE logelLmorUP o P; and fiti,:pe:
rotor* no!, tuinwa 03 0441114 Sile,
KVRTZIB C. Vow. . - -------,r----:-
Irs
ii,,, , -
. W'' '' ni 'Or 1111,1044011r 4
bale. at this' 0 oi
. do)k v 4. 4.4.4.1
Gennze
luenb §etitvariz,
O.IOAI Defiler,
=EI
. . . .
e-, - A. , .... - ti.,?..t.4..". , * - t.p,s - di• ~