ENEI arriga 1011` Got. Walker i 4 Kansaft.—The arrival' saicatte Hon. Hobert .1. Walker in Kan-1 -rag has been signalized by a series oft agreeable sociable eatertaironentm, and at Topeka he - wits honored by a ball. Oa the 111th inst., he was to addrt,.., meeting at Bit; Spying+. ami after ing Lecumpton. set, irlt to vi-it e very 'count. In the Ten itory. At Topeku he made a forcible hut conciliatory • apageh, deelaring that unless the con vention submit the constitution to the vote Of all the actual resident settler: in Kansas, and the election be fairly Stid justly conducted, the conAtitution *sir be and ought to he rejected by Con grtss. He declared al,o that if the constitution wa:- not ;Omitted to the puerile, he would it'll' limit in all lawful efforts to repudiate it. A letter frpni Topeka mays : It is nnivemillY admitted here that • it the Governor had nut boldly faced the danger by coming to Topeka, anti; 4uarly and distinctly reiterst4rl rie h , that the constitution should be submitted to the whole people, and that they should decide the mutter by their own' Vote, the tinium of civil war would . hay" burnt out afresh over this fen riaz-, and deluged the land again with! .Louisviile comfier mays that the mere respectable pert of tho liaow Nothings are getting very tired of such Seilditth comrades 11.1 the Phig Rip Raps, Blood Tabs, and the like.— We don't wonder at this, for there are Pfelpouitary symptoms of the IS:1131C teeling every wla•re. Lands of the EidgaraY Farm and Land Co. in Elk 00., Pennsylvania. The following is a copy of the proceedings wit dee Boston Society of Sauna! History. It shines to great advantage the immensemineral and strict:korai wealth of this part of the country. It is in the midst of flourishingiset tleitients; where a large business' is now doue, aad where there is a cash market. It is not drilleadt to perceive the immense wealth and business importance to which this district is destined to arrive. It will supply the rut traded' the Lakes with coal, sad a large lum bering district of country east of it with agrt - othuralprodoce. In the settlement over 20,- 000 acres are now in i high state of cultivation. Hare is solid ground fur future progress and increase. This is an unooroulatile effirmequerscie of its resources and location. How people con be so infatuatisl as to go to the hard-work ing, and unwholesome regions of the West. whilst such great advantages are at their doors. we are at 111011 s to COitieeture- )3()STON SOCIETY OF NATI:IIAL 1113- t T 614/". • (alepoirted far tie Sedalia lhar e4et ythe Mem ni ime Paley.) - Tise Pevtideill : the Ckair.—Profeator Atimisia °paned th meeting by 1601118 highly ioniattviung-ftta a tipoo a war family of &keg and their habit.a. Dr. Otaeuts T. LICESON gave a brief de scriptipt, of ths_bituminous coal formation of ' Elkconety. Pennsylvania. which he ; ltsd been env& in exploring during the month of.liiite He Observed that the great bituminous awl basin or trough extends from the north western honler- of Pennsylvania. to Tti.ca loosa. Ala/mina. as iodicsted on 31r. Jules Mariam's Geological map of the United Statism. The northern portion of this basin is of great economical value on account of it:: bring the nearest to Lake Erie. one of the g ea tegt soar- ' pious bar coals. which are reqinred for naviga- ' !t,isAll on all the great talon. and for the turnaces and gas works. as well as domestic use fur fuel. un both the U. S. and Canada ides of the", lakes. He remarked that autistic" showed a larger amount of tonnage on the libm than exist% on the Atlantic comma of this cut y, end that swine navigation would oertutaly greatly increase 'upon the hiker I *here COMA could be obtained at a reasonable , oust. as will itooit he when the wee tern portion of.the :Sunbury and Erie Railroad. now, suuler contract. is completed, which would be done in the course of two years. *are the regent explorations were made in to the extensive goal formation of Elk county. Pa., the Director,' of this important Railroad bare ortktred the road to be laid amid these oral fields. and the ocilisequer.ce of this move- swat will smog be felt in the augmented value of 4040 oesalaaads. , The ga, deader region explored by Dr. Jack. , ran nekunwe as the Ridgway Land and Coal Compang's property. some 27.000 sores of , land. all situated-in the coal region. Five or , six beds of coal underlie this soil. and they generally dip only from two to Ave degrees frontihe botison.tusd are from two to six feet illtAktNitat• of the large beds are un disturbed, end only the "mall owes are here athd , there denuded by vslleys of excavation. The deep ravines, or runs. expose some of ifetont,crope of the larger beds on the south ern" aisles of the hills. On the northwest they anietill deeply covered with rocks. the **ad enine. and bituminous shales. Ea* of them coal beds is overlaid frith A 41 v."' air*Wes et d'or .10 inches of slaty mond maid lerDo any of our high livers ever eat and they all matt on fire clays. Iron ores.l too much dinner ? If any of our readers have namelyearbonate of iron and brown Ineinatite, I cooks who, tempt their appetite a little too abound. the fanner in the fire clays and the far, I will tell a secret thut will lead them to latter to tlrenupetincumbent shales. Batievei the enklyinent of their dinners without a visit handl plants are found in these shales. and i from that gouty old gentleinan-I—Dyapepaia. soaks,only.soaks,fins, and tails of fishes is she liar a ,tier of br. gaufbnrs Inriyurotor after slaty Gamine] coal, which appears to have been • voting, and you teal aeeer be troubled trait in - a fine aqueous sediment of water-logged rege- 1 , dipestion; but on the contrary, before the Wile nutter. next meal time approaches the appetite will A bed of huff colored limestone occurs be- 'be sharpened to appreciate an y kind of food. wadi the principal bed of coal, and is nine or I If the heal rises or ?tours, the, Invigorator will ten feet thick. This limestone contains smidl fix the matter right aennee, for there is some fusedl bivalve shells, not yet named. thing in it that, to use the expression of a .The Ridgway land thus contains coal, iron! friend, will let a man eat gravel atones and ores. limestone and sandstone, with an shun. take the Invigoniter and they will digest.— & me i * r e l a y s u it a bl e for fire-proof bricks.—, We have tried it in double doses, ou one or All ibe facilgie , for the reduction of iron es. l two occasions, for sick headache, and it acts ins on the spot. and soon the means of trans.; likes charm. lion of the coals and metal to market will i What we want to say to our readers, vonng iC rta supplied. The country is elevated about' or old, is, if any thing ails you. go without feet above the sea, and is in lat. 41.25 delay and get a bottle of Di:. Sanford's In :N.. and long. 1.40 W. of 'Nashil.gton, and is vigorator, and if it don't cure come and tell ,remarkably healthy. us, for we want to see one person that It will The fisilowing analysis of the coals, iron ore not benefit. ( and limestone have been made by Dr. Jackson, ffirA. I). Buehler, Agent for Gettysburg : : Anne his return to Buster'. Specimen from, Wm. Berlin. Ilanover ; and Charles It. lien- Abell fret bed: I rv. Ahhatt‘tawn. Mnv Is Axed carboa. tbOt expelled by beat, - Ashes of coke, . aTbe *she' analyzed yielded -4121min: snd oxide of iron, 1 444 • - The Platy cinnel gives fised cubes:, Gas, . - - Keithly alatter t - Tbeywatoae yieldeiT—. Carbone:, of lime, Ina:gable Peroxide xi iroo; • 100.00 Aarlysigt afthe boll*atearboaata of iron.—.loB ipts-0 tau aro yieidai reretialt et km - Carbonic sal. SW, 100.00 baulking iron ewes with slew cods it wilt be ireatimPy le convert the sold We coke: tad the men es*, tosy Wu be disease!, don abilita:" better Whetter paanaking coals sir Wed • the VT States, end but one beuer yis the deb province of New Bru lassie .... 09 ,x0e- - Ily, dAlbert comity. ' Great Hail Storia.—Destrartien of Win dow -4, Roofing, Fruit, &c. IVAs w 'soros, Jane 21. P. 31 - 51 inee 3 o:cluck this afternoon we have had here a succes.ion of storm, and heavy rain, attended IN ith thunder and lic:htning. }tic of them ‘‘ LIc:.•01111)aniC(1 t)y u ter rific fall of hail, some of Ivhich measur ed Mx and u half inches in circumfer ence, and some of the stones were even lanzer and of various shapes, not only round, but presenting the form of stars, of squares and oblong. The galleries of tine arts owned by sonic of our citi zens, the sky-lights of the city pust-of lice, the rooting. of the railroad depot, the green houses, the west fronts of the churches, and the printing offices are nearly all entirely windowless, whilst thou.sunds of panes of glass in dwelling's are shivered. The dwelling of the widow Connelly, on Capitol Hill, was completely unroofed. The fruit qua vegetation generally are cut down,: During the storm the cattle ran furiously over fields and streets, severely injured, and several persons exposed were cut on the faoe and hands. It is understood that at some of the government offices the win dows were also much broken.—The storm was particularly severe north , - wardly. Ono of the oldest and oh servant citizens states that 'there has been no such storm' here for forty-tive years. Report says that it did not remit Alexandria. The streets are Iltloded with water, and the amount v'hieh hai Pullen causes additional ap prehensions for the canal above. It is supposed that the hail extended only ten or fifteen miles around this city. A Da y of Execittions:—Thrre _Yen ITieng at St. Loans.—lt is stated that no less than twenty-seven executions were appointed to take phweun Friday lweek in Missouri and Illinois: The St. Louis papers contain full accounts of the hanging of Jacob Neuslein, John La : Pont and Israel Shultz, of that city, on t Friday. The lutelligeneer of that city, says: . 1110 first killed his wife by beating her, over the head with a billet of wood, of-; ter a long course of inhuman treatment, , such as would be expected only from an , African savage. John La. Pont killed ItolJert Wheaton, at Curondelet, by beating him o'er the head with a shoe-, el, as he lay upon a bed asleep; both of( them were employed at the dock yard ;1 La Pont having just been pardoned out of the Illinois penitentiary. Wheaton I refused to work in the same place, and was murdered in revenge therefor. Shnitz killed Henry Ink:lmp at Caronde let, by shooting, hint with a pistol, at a I drinking saloon ; he had a grudge I against hint, and after inveighing him into a quarrel, for the purpose of insti gating an assault, deliberately shot him, with a pistol prepared for the purpose. The three men met. their fate with apparent resignation. Shultz and Nen skin made short addresses from the' scaffold. lliim - fulinvaliiielookswithoutspaceA It& - We cannot refrain from railing the nt tent! .n of our renders t.. the ••Ilnir Restore tit e - ~1 Prof. O. J. Wood it Co., of St. Louis. It will he seen that he hag mitner..u. certifi cutes per../41% of the highest eharaeter, to the merit,* of his lts-storative. From -positive knowledge we are also enabled to say. that it is in every sense what it pr.•lessee to I.e. and we to not hesitate to pronounce it the finest preparation for the timid and hair which has so far heen devised, by human ingenuity.— We have seen it arrest threatened baldness, and restore to the head its original profusion of natural and glossy hair. and srhelt the lat ter has been prematurely tinged with gray. we have seen it, like tung,tc..restore the odor• of youth mid heal it. The distinguished property of this, we might truly say. miracu lous -Restorative," is that it gives to the per son who uses it, the same bead of heir flint they ware in youth. thus acting in strict complisace with the rules of the first, and greatest of all toilet makers—Nature. Nl* one itlio has used it will hesitate to unite with us in this testimony to its peculiar merit.— Covington (1..) People's Fritad. Soim es ALL Diu anima. June 15. 2w S laki7worht s.— Nit bereelkyna to reaudis nem Is th• cheer as.l comfort .4 our ere— Our &West euartior, Aug our Thus said the uncle of his nephow on a certaia ottenstion. and we can also fancy we hear young Ilan:des reply: "Av. good my lord: bin here I cannot stay unless I wore such seemly garb as those obtained at the Cl.•thring Hall of Hoelthill L Nos. GO3 and G 415 (new style) Chesnut street, above S,xth, Philadelphia." 52 38 - 40.00 7.62 Corrected (rem tho latent Bahimont.Tort k Rule vor paper@ 100.00 6.20 - 1.10 0.22 Flour. per bitrrei, $7 37 @ 7 50 Wheat, Per l'ustlel° 1 80 t .. 4 1 98 Rye. 95 (di 1 03 (urn, " 83 j 86 OM*. " 52 03 60 BM Beef Cattle, per hund., 8 00 45111 U 0 llog s , .. 8 - 50 (5 9 50 Bay. per ton, 18 00 Qt.2 - .2 00 Witisker. per oallon, . 30 (5 32 .e. Guano. Peru vian. per ton. 62 00 - 32, 44 100 Ila "over— Thursday last. Flour, per bbl., froze 'wagons, $6 50 Do.. " fruit stores. 750 Wheat, per bushel, 1 55 (4 1 65 R3e, 95 Corn, * Vi (16 444 • 5 ciaTenleid, " 6 00 Timothy, " 250 - Plaster, per ten, 6 50 95.75 3.00 1.25 61.50=arga. 43 31.50 7.00. York—Friday lad. Plow, per bW., from wagon. $6 5 D A , " from mores, 7SO Minot, par bushel, 1 65 +a 1 00 Rye, f' 1 .00 Oats. " - 10 42 Ctoveresed; " 6 SO Timothy, " 300 Plaster, per ton, 650 :-~ - iii Mil I= ijacket -Repoists. Baguinre--Friday laat r t. A -- Some Eder.—There is a 'german in Rochester, 54 years of age, lean, but ap. parently healthy, who has been in the habit of swallowing stones, from one to two ounces each, since his eighteenth year, and gets his living in that way—often swallowing lift v a 11.1 v. Ile experiences no uneasiness or pain ful sensation while the stones are in his stomach or intestines, and they readily pass away 'with fecal matter. To show that there is no deception practiced, he crosses his hands upon his hark . , and allows any person to drop the stoles in his mouth. The swallowing can thus easily be seen. He k content to swallow stones at the rate of two cents a piece so long as the spectators furnish the ! money. ==:=:=l NTH.'ilorny's Ointment and 111111...—The worst cases of nicer in the log, for which salves. poultices, lunar caustic. and all the 'to adied "established remedies" have been tried in vain, are readily cured by Umßoway's Ointment in an incredibly short speed of time. The remedial effect of this powerful envying in eruptive disorders is a phenomenon in medicine. In ordinary practice. different topical applications are prescribed for differ ent external *fractions. But these are-mere Palliatives. They nieivly relieve the pain or inflammation flr the time being, by cooling the surface. .kny evaporant will do this ; but Holloway's Oinunent penetrates to the sources of irritation. neutralises the virus- which causes it, and thus extirpates the disease.— The Pills are no less thorough in their opera tion in liver oninplaint, dyspepsia, and dis orders of the bowels. The My Safe, ruessuri feet high, by 41 feet wile, and weighing-4,36opuuudg. has been attracting much attention at the office o f the F.IIIXER . SAND 31ge11.V4101 SAVINII . I4 INSTI• rurtox, in S. W. corner of the publiesquare. Everybody nearly in town has been to see it. Our friends from the country have been and are still dropping in, to see this, at laryul .time ever loronllot into the ivaaty. This Safe furnishes another ground for confidence to depositors. The Imenrity for the dcp ,sits they make is of the..ame char acter, and as extensive as tluvw afforded by a bank to its depositors. the stoekholders in the one and the other being in the same manner liable. The safe keeping of the monies and the setority to depositors thus afford a .A d dle sa.feYnard to those thinking of depositing their monies where, instead o( lying idb - .ovy rill produce interest—in the Saeinj's lira. e:tr4ta,qp s . _ • On the the Iter. .1. IT. C. rhodi. Rev. I►ANIEL 31.01 LES. of the Ea.t IlaltieNire Conference. 31. E. Cottrell. to .411 As IA DOW LEY. of Aduniv o.utity, 35e -&S On the 14th itott.. Mi.. ELIZABETH Tit I MMER. ditughter of Mr. h.rrid Tri 111 l ner, of Tyrune In I inilfor4 town.hip. Franklin eounty. nit the llith inrt., lifter n lirtp.ring illneom Mr. JAMES 11011:if:it, in the Wet yeatr nf hi* nee. At the re.idenee of hi 4 falizr, neer Wevnomhon,', on the 20th De. EN It y JACOBS, ng , e.l :11l :years 61 1111 l it h. and 3 lit pl. A SMALL FARM, AT PrilLIC SALE. WILL he ofrere4l nt Snip, ..n the Trani+r+, ,itt T hurplui, 11,c LOA day ul Neptember next, A TUACT or nimble Li:ilex/vim Land, containing 28 Acres, more or less. situate in Gerniaor muuship. Adams county. on the Turnpike lealliag Iron Littletdown w Gettys ' burg. one quarter 1,1 a mile from the former phiee,, adjoining lands of James Renshaw, George Myers,, awl others. The improve. meats ! are a good two story liltICK liarti.Cortt ;= . 51 - 1111 Crib and Wagon Stied, and other . 4 ; , out littimiu g s : it no or failing; well o water at the door, ni.nlikeverai nose,' faith' springs on the tract: also an Apple Orilla of choice fruit, with other fruit trees. Pe ani wishing to view the property are reques ell to call up.o the underNigned .f.gent. i t or on Ir. George Gunder. residing t hereon. It is on or the m.ist desirable country resideu , ens in he evuuty. - Sale' to commence at I o'clack, P. 31., on . said day, when attendance will be given and terms made known by JOSEPII L. Auemi J;.r James E. Shur& June "."3, 1 . 857. is . A CARD; S there seems to he a strung desire among A 1 - 1. the friend. of the entorpiise, to see the .41y of Adams county. now Wine completed, iu as many familia; in the wanly as possible. and as it is now meeting with very general favor. I will make the following proposition :—lf I can have five reliable sub scribers to every one hundred population. the price of the Map will be reduced w $4. This arrangement will include all who bars sub scribed—es well as all who Duty subscribe, June ^29.1857 Gettysburg Benebial.duoda tion. MEIBEIt.9 of the Gettysburg Beneficial Asiociation, residing Within four miles of the Borough of Gettysburg, are hereby no tified, that at the last meeting of the Asiati.ias lion, an amendment to the liv-Laws was adopted, ounfining the risks of the Stewards to the limits of the Borough. All members beyond those limits, therefore, will have to comply with the provigiunt , on page 19 of the By-Laws, io their applications for the benefits of the .18:•ociati,,u—which are as follows: "Any member residing out of the limits of the Stewards, requiring ivsistance, shall make written application fur relief, to the President of the Association, which shall be accompani ed with a txrtifi,a,,te from a respectable prac ticing Physician, stating the nature of appli cant's disease, and his present inability to at tend to business; and where the applicant re sides out of the tuiunty of Adams, the said certificate shall be attested by a Magistrate, who shall certify that the Physician is a re spectable practitioner of Medicine ; and, at the end of every week, the certificate or certificates shall be renewed in manner as above mention ed, except as respects the certificate of the Ma;istrate; and no renewed certificate or certalleales shall be withheld from the AAlto - for a longer period than six weeks from their date, or, if" so withheld, shall be void and of none effect—and no benefit shall commence prior to the date of such written application." 11. J. STATILE, Pres't. H. G. limiest. Sec'y. June 2'2, 1857. GROCERIES.—A fresh supply of Molar Nor dugs, sad Coffee, just received clod for sale cheap by E. If. MINSIOII. BOEJSS Oranges and Lemons, in Store, •=t sod will be suiti cheaper than anywhere else Call and see at E. 11. MINNIGII'S. FIGS AND RAISINS.—A fresh lot of Fir and Raisitniejust received and for sale at E. 11. MINNIGIrS. BONNETS, Ribbons and Flovreirl, in large assortment, at SCUICK'S. 1;=1:11i11111 M. S. LiaNVERSE. tr*'• 81111111.11FP'9 &ILL IR. •D ESI R A BL E FARM, pursuance of a writ of Kai Fge.'ae. At Private Sale. invited out of the Court of Common Pleas IIE Subscriber, inte rolhire to remove. of ' of Adams county, Pennsylvania. and to me rein l. ' directed. will be exposed to Public Sale. at ! T i the Court•house, in the borough of Gettys•n C Far. at Private Sale, lllS FA umlierland town.hip, Adam. county, situate near Marsh Creek, adjoining land. of Samuel Co: burr, on S , reof try. lh , 18fl i day of July, be a n, Wm. 0u1ih t ....., heir.' iif George Toot. liCii. st 1 o'clock. P. M. , the following de . deceased. and others, containing-1 if; .ICIIES. scribed Reel Flstate. viz: neat mea s ure, with large roportions of first- A LoT OF OROCN I), qltimte m 31enallen towaship, Adam. enmity. Pennsvltrxiin, mi.! rat(' Woodland and I ' l '3. - w. The Pi"' is well watered, under goo.' fencing and pax! joining hinds of Gideon ihtugher,Levi airiest i . • and others, on which are erected a , e ltiration ' The improveruenta ' y two atorr frame and plastered aft" ! are a Two..tor DWELLINtI 110" F., LOG lIOUSE, ; : 1111 &frame Waron-maker'. shop : there is a lot of A Large Stone Barn, Corn Crib, - 1 - - -1:-. fruit trees on said lot and a good well of water , Wagon Shed, Carriage House, Smoke (louse, near the door. gel:eland taken in exeouthm and other necessary nut-huibliaga : a net er ns the property of EMANUEL RICE, and to be' failing / well of esceileut water: an .Ipple sold by me, , Orchatd. with a variety of other Fruit, Tree.. HENRY THOMAS. Sheri 1 IlkirPeirriorta wishingto view the premises, Sheriff's Office. Gettysburg. } . are requested to mil upon the subserilter. re- Jnne 2.). 1857. is tiding thereon. PHILIP REDING. VoTen percent. (bribe potehase money emu I O 'May It 1857. all safes by the Sherif utast be paid over name. 'betel' , after the Newly is struck down. and on failure to comply therewith, the property will again be put up fur sale At an Orphan's Court, .• HELD at Gettysburg. in and for r, 14 the *minty of A.latus. oathe I],th i da• of January, A. D. ifts7. be. fore Darid 'Ziegler and David nor . ner, Zoe., Associate Judges. oleo asolignetl. &C. On motion. the Court grant a RULE upon the heirs and legal reprePentatireP interested in the ePtate of ADAM NOWREI, decetusal, to appear at an Orphan's Court to be held on the third itioulity Ampitil A. 11. 1857., and accept or refupe to accept the Itual k:ptute of said dace:sand at the valuation. or show melte why the Real Evtate or any part thereof should not be itoltl iu raw they or any of them neglect or refuPe m tafte and accept the same. Personal notice to be given to sit the heirs resident within the county, and to those re siding out of the. county and State by three sumespiyo week's publication in one news paper. published in Gettysburg, and tty the Sheriff pending one copy of stud paper ad drePoted to each of the heirs at their nearest Post Office, &c. By the Court. 4. J. ii.t Li) WIN, Clerk. lIENRY Tilo)l.iS, Jun. :.I.IK 3t CLERK OF TUE COURTS. r(•0 TIIE VOTERS or ADAMS COrIV TY.—The undcr.44ned. nt the solicita tions of numer..us friend., offer,' himself to ymircon.i.leration ws a cnn.lidate for the office of Clerk of the C , nirU. nt the next election. (sul t icet ill the decisimi of the Democratic County Convention.) Should Ihe nominated and eleeted, the people may rely upon a faith ful discharge of Juts' Oft lIIV Ittrt. EOM% E 111.NTI)tIN. Cumberland ful., done 29, 1857. BOROUGH ACCOUNT. R. G. M 11 E.l Tre3surer, in se- count with the Borough of GettvAllurg. hit. To hnlanre in bands At s ettlement, )1.1 r 1 7 4 7 , 6 $.20 lA} Tnx mtt4tanditio% 135 54 1. , .nn from 11.tnk lif IlettyPburr.,, 4011 DO Do. C •ritulium foot, 4t)) NI Magner or I) ig Tay 4 , 4lecteil, 4 00 fr i, lAuiurr & Ziegler, SI Oil 'r: t x for nurrent yen:, 1154 44 License anti fines fr.nu 'Jurgen , . Ii 00 By orders Irvl expeoseee paid oul us r i z: I:. F:frotimi offiroro. . IS Rt) Otrwr fe e ., K. Norrip. , 3 5 e I titPre..t ~ 11 1,04115. lil t o . ' 1,.:%11•C re'prija, 700 00 IV n ter Mgt, 410 50 Irvine limper. 1I month', 45.110 En....,ine , .rin". Mr. .1:10,1A. 60 04) Tnn-n ron.nthlr..l”lol 1.. Itarnq, 49 35 tiliet , at fire'. .teoviint. cte.. 1. 1 4. FL:111111 Tretraurer'a salary, 30 00 Town Cluck. 1$ On Tax:unl .pt;t rent, 5 60 t;runito and litoal:C, 24 00 lilackpunith work. 502 Moulonry. brirk and material'', 4$ 77 Carpenter work anti Lumber. 10 44 Plank. 41 47 Grading and paring streeta and gut ters, 200 111 Opening stroetv in RIIOW. . 22 00 Oil. Spike., Tape-line, &c., 11 0.5 Removing nuisances, 1 75 Burgess and Council, 30 00 Collfttnr's fees, 50 1:1 lielease•. 15 43 Errors in nweeomment, 10 32 Tax ..ntonn.l . ng. 113 27 • HaLtiice in hands of Treasurer. 46 1 . 05} *Since paid out in full. H. G. M'CIIEARY, June 29. 1857. 4t Treasurer Carriage's, Buggies, &c. GOOD AND CHEAP. TILE undersigned would inform his friends and the public generally. that he eon• tinues the CARRIAGE -MAKING BUSI NESS, in all its branches. at his establish ment. in East Middle Btreet, (near the east end.) Gettysbarx, Pa., where he has on bawl a first-rate lot of work, and is prepared too t up to order whatever raw be desired is ltda line, visa—Rockaway sad Boat• Body ' C'arriagest ; Palling-Top,sltock away d• Trotting Buggies, .4"3-4.....7 Jersey Fragons, &c. With good workmen and* good materials. he run pledge his work to he of the best quality —and his prices are among the lowest. irtarßepstring done at short notice, and at reasonable rates. Country produce taken iu exchange for work. Call! JACOB TROXE L. June 15, 1857. TO BUILDER% TOPROPOS.U.S will be received by the School Directors of Ilatniltonban town ship, until tke 4111 Anil of Jalg. for the erec tion of s BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE. in the town of Fairliehl, the building to he 50 by 35 feet. Plan and specifications can be sees( at the store of Paxton k Blythe. By order Of the Board, 1). B. BLITHE, Secretary. Fairfield, Ps., June 15. Ifis7. "OAKBIDGE." RS..E. F. SHULTZ., at that delightful I II place, "Oakridge," a few whisks, walk from the town of Gettyslmrg. Pa., will take fifteen or eighteen City Boarders during the ensuing manner. The location in nee of she most healthful in the country: and affords a delightful view of the town and surrounding country. There is a grove of majestic oaks inuriedlntely in the rear of the buildings. Her terms will he tuoderate. and with obliging and attentive servants, she hopes to render her guests comfortable. For terms, address MRS. E. F. SHULTZ.. June 15, 11457. 3t Ge_ligsbstry, r EN'S and Ills' srmmEn HATS of all kinds, to wit:—Straw, Chip, Braid, Panama, Otter Skin, Put aad Wool at all prices, according to quality. at May 18. COBFAN ft PAXTON'S. _ riANDLES AT 16 CENTS.—A. Snit rale artiele of Staub! Candle,' nen he had, at 16 (seats per pound, at NOUBECIVS, Kerea old corner. f EN'S and Boys' Boots, Shoes, Gaiters .1.11. sad Slippers, of all Weds, sad as all prices, as cheap as the cheapest. at COUSAN t PAXTON'S. CIARPET Bags. Truaks, Umbrellas. and Canes, at COBEAN & PAXTON'S. rt"• • • I • ~Y'. THE FARMERS' L MECHANICS' Savings Institution of Adams Co. ' 1 it lantitntion receivesdeposites fur which it pap interest as follows For over 10 tumults. 4 per cent. per annum. For 3 and not over 10 mouths. 3 per cent. per annum. For insistent &meshes, not less than Soder. 2 per cent. per amount. payable ou demand without notice. A tint fond (capital) of 810,0(4) has been paid in. Poe lams apply on Wednesday. Nunes received on deposits as low u a dime. Interest to he allowed whenever' the deponi tee amount to 85.00. and on each additional /5,110 and upwards. • Office in South West Corner of Public Square. next to George Arnold'a store. Open daily f►ryd 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.. and for !retie. lag dep6move every Saturdsy,lrctu 9 A. M. to G P. M. G KOWA THRONE. Tre.tosrer & Sreertory„ • GEORGE ARNOLD. DifeerueN. • John Rrnrrgh, John Horner, Samna Darlinenw, George Arnold. A. lleiniaelman, Jacob Munrlinen, D. McCnary, 1). McConloghy, William Culp. John Mickley, Robert I lorner. • John Throne. April 0, 1857. TO THE FARMERS! Manny's Combined Reaping and Mowing Machine, Ik ITII WoOlf S LVI.IIOI-EMENT. undersigned. having been appoin'ed Agent for the sale of ‘lanny's Cemlained Reaping and Mowing Machine with Woad's Inipmvement. Air MAWS county. offers them to the public. believing them to he the hest combined machines in mse. They have been successfully introduced into different parts of our State and have remlered general 'satisfac tion. It received a silver medal at the State Fair last fall: also drew the first premiuma at York. Cumberland. Centre. H untingdon. counties. where it was exhibited. Farmers needing a Reaping and Mowing Machine will please call upon the undersigned before pur chasing. as he always takes great pleasure in exhibiting these Machines. lie has one set up at Tates lintel. where it can be seem— Early orders are solicited is the number re ceived from the manufacturer wil! be in pro portion to the demand. S.kNICF.E. r" ,, rittheeatuow il. , G,llysbury: April !7t 1K57. 3m s2lss 164 N. 11.—There are nn Reaping and Aftneing Machines 'manufactured in the United States baring, upna them Wood's Rutprorementa ex rept those manufactured at Hoo.ick Falls. N. Y. Parties manufacturing Reaping and Mow ing M■chines are cautioned against niing 1► ond's Improvements. and are hereby notified that payment will he exacted to the full ex tent for the time made of them. EGISTEIL ECORDELL rro the Voter* of .kilain* county:—At the solicitation of numerous . friend*, I offer uty*elf a* a candidate fit the off n.* of Regis ter Iletmrdett„ at the next election, (*object to the deeisi of the Democratic County Convention.) Should he nominated and elected i I pledge myself so discharge the dit ties uf the Am to the best of my nullity. W3I. tAEIIDEER. flendermville. June R. 1837. 6 00 ^9 75 REGISTER d. RIWORIM R. Filo the Voters of Adams County.—PeHow 1. citizens: Being cocoa' aged by nuttier. ~friends. f offer myself to your consideration se a candidome fur the office of Register and Recorder at the neat election. (subject to the action of the Democratic County Convention.) And should I receive the n loins tion and be itlected.l shall duly appreciate your confidence. and promise in discharge the duties of the office promptly and with fidelity. Your ohedistut servant. PO:HARLAN MYERS. Tyra 's!. tp., April 27. 1.837. $2183 Itif REGISTER & RECORDER. rlO the Independent voters of Adams co.— IFellow Citizens :-.4The undersigned offers himself to your emnsideration an a candidate for the ,oftioe of kegister and Recorder of Adams county, (subject in the. decision of the Democratic Convention.) and respectfully so licits your impport and suffrage*. Should Ihe nominated and elected, my endeavours shall he to thsehatire the duties d the aloe with 11- de!ity sod impartiality , . JUII G. GUIIERNATOR. Cooowagotp., April 27. 1857. , MUESLI ETA lATIEr. athe Vann of Adults county :—Eaconr. ged by numerous 'friend*. I offer myself as a candidate for the office of SHERIFF at the next election. (subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention.) Should Ibe nominate?. and elected, I pirii r myself to discharge the duties of the office with prompt ness and fidelity. TSA o'7 LIGHTNER. Mountjny tp.. April 6,1357. NMERIFFALTY. IZELLOW-CITIZENS of Adana. county :- 1 1 otter myself ow it candidate for the of lee of SIIERIFF at the October election, (3414 est to the Democratic iimuinatiorr.) If 1 should lie so lucky as to be nominated and be elect ed, I shall pledge niyacif to discharge the dn ties of add ottico with sobriety and fidelity. SAMUEL SPANGLE!). Mountpleseent tp., April 20, 1857. xffIIERIFFALTY. rPO the Voter's of Adams county : Dimwits i ed by numerous friends, 1 otter mirself as a candidate An the office of SHERIFF at the next election, (suliect to the A mericin Repub lican County Coovenuon.) Should Ihe elect ed. I pledge tnyself to ducbare the ditties of the of ioe Mitt prucupuseas and fidelity. ISAAC LEEP SR. Cumberland twp., pi 11,13. 157. _ _ PlCYllllolitrir A KY. W E c al . Mit i b l t e }{o776 no l ' l, n :;lPutte p ra r: town, will be a csailitialta fur the office of Proahouotarp—subjevt to the decision of the Democratic County Conveutioa—at the ea. suing election. JIM() 15,1857. SALT.—A large lot of Salt on hand at IRORBEVICS. Haring been purchased at s cheap rats, it will be sold lower than at any other Store in the county. t 1.75 per sack. and warranted to be a superior article. DON'T FORDIRT to call at SCIIICK'B 4 ,aII ye who wish to purchase -bawl Archie, of Perfentet7, Heir Brushes. Beam at/ everything dee in that line. -- FLOUR ê FEED always on hand at NOR BECK'S. U. K. PARSONS, .4goal ...,.~~' :treT nrpate.. sov 1 TO THE COUNTRY. uoon xErrs, AND DDT= MOr Sr 140% 1. j : ',, • T RATE rented the Founalri for lko,eten- II.1RMI.:115, read this, and then come and 4 buy, for we still hare "n few more loft :" -1-, ...lug year, " 4441 ,1 41 1 1e q4 16 4,t". 014 , 1( e'.ihn Tile subscriber takes this method of pulling; ninerenl kind% o f ta- 0 1 11 1, 4 iliteillr triAitA, At It Me MP - tit - Im% of the public in general tJ that W'Hund'PY. 1 wiii k"P"""tanill'"eil l'itiiiiiiiie N . :du:dile piece of machinery. et tell i different kinds of PLOUGHS, Pa . 4nts..Bll,o.es, Cutters fie.; Pot% Kettles, Pans. %toting Hersh's Patent Hay Roister and Manure ! . 11 ,• ' c • A 3l oh* p aeatnee, wc.; StUVI44 Mt , . 11 try: or- Excavator. ,--, , , , i•lies, l'eratadala's anal Cerneter) reuciuguinslo flaring the right of all Adams aunty, ex- ' and put up with dispatch, eept entilawago, Oxford and llountjoyLown-1 All order* will is' attended to prinnitly: •hips, he will sell either wachilipaa air tamp- I hitt being without er pnal. and rummy 'fling ship rigiats. H. 6, CARR. I necessary to marry- on the harsiness,'l Wilt be ilkilr`Also, at 'immu n e place, you ran be ao-leonapelleal to sell - far rash, harm sap cotthiry ' u m"! nind, with a s . No t e ßl; ( iiiiii: B 0" can be i Turk 3 per cent. will he deducted. s Suitaido got up in t h e Stets marine 'Olin. niutiey--con-1 trade *ill be taken, if ileiiiered nit the tin e steady kept on hand. 1 apart:basing. t.iiN eus 41 cull. • • . Repairing done, neatly . anal cheaply. at short 1 E M. WAltlik:.%, notice, All kinds of country produce taken i c, e tt l • A b ul . J nwe 1, 1s.: ? 1, in eacehange for work. -- ' a ' •• - - - === RENIOVAI L. • Alex. Truer, Watch and Cloehataker, lIAS removed hie shop to Carlisle street. lirl•rer sko's attire. where lee trill always be happy to attend to the calls of cus tomers. Thankful for paiit favors. he hopes, by strict attention hi business and a desire to please, to merit and receive the patruuuge of the public. _Gettysburg, May 18, 1837. - - - _ A NEW STOCK OF BOOTS D SHOES, If tht lle( Vasa iu /*fto J. *fro To: undersigned ha. just purchased a well selected Stock of Goods. and invites the attention of the put4ic to his fine assiorttnent of Gentletnen's. CIO diva's BOOTS AND SHOESIIII6 . These Goods have been'. selected with.* view to sheet the various wants and necessities ore:natatory*. Also. a T•plunitiot as sortment of Plain and Fancy GAITERS & SLIPPER-S. of all sixes and &seri pt hum. made of very best materials, which NI is prepared to sell on as favorable MIMI as tbev can he had at any place in the County. Having been engaged in the Shoe husinput lot XI years. he Batters himself that he has selected such Goods as will give entire sstisfaction to all wbo may wish to purchase. Call and examine , for yourselves. in" Boots. Shoes, 1 , !.. made to .older as heretofore. WILLIAM BUYER. i May 11. 1857. 3m Latemt Arrival! inallier Loral. .`f irk . al . Per alothif—Cheop, e limper. C hertiw.l f ACO BS & BELO. hare just received-from fhe • city. a large lot of New Goods—Cloths, Cgligmlnierell, Text Inlrm. kr. kV. Ac., which they are prepared to sell cheaper than ever. Step in and look at their assonutent. You will rind the newest styles of gotxla—as well as the latest Fashions for gartnento. The Tailoring branch attended to. as here to4tre. Good work and warranted to fit Gettysburg. March PIIILADELPIII.A. Type & Stereotype Foundry. JOItNSON 41, CO. infirm their Men& IJ• and Printer,. generally. that they are cwistantly making large adfitiona tn theirita mortment if Book, Job and Ornamental letters, and will continue to add evory de• seription of type which the improvements. in the art tear ...I =est, and the e•ants of the trade require. their nats.rttuent csnaprises spent. cr variety than any other Foundry in the United States, and their prices are among, the lowest. Printing Preaerl, l'aPerg, Printing Ink, and -every article opted in a printing office, ronatantly on hand. Stereotyping and Electrotyping,. of every descripption, promptly attended to ttn uroal. 'Philtufelphin, May 18, 1857. , NOTICE TO TA X.PATERA. VOWS is 'hereby given that the County Cenanianieners will make an antrweint of fire per mai. upon all State and County taxes assessed ftw' the year 1857. that ahall 1* paid to Collectors on or befOre IV il* alloy. the Ist flue of Jut,. Collectors will Ili re quired to call on tax payers on or heftwe the abc,, date. and make such abatement to persons payin4 on or before said day. and pay the same to the County Treasurer, otherwise up ahatetneut. • will lie made. By order of the I: , ltnatibutionera. J. M. WALTEIt, Clerk. May 11, 1857. td SECOND AItRITAL OF Spring & Summer Goods. WE respeetfully invite the •itttemdun of Milken and cuitomera txith its Mint and country to nue new ',tuck of tintsda. It euuyiNtse of Dry Goofly, Nnatte, Qneensware, Cedar Ware, Crockery Ware, and Orsiteriea-7 READY-MADE CLOTHINC; Clothing made to order. Oar All Goode eat free of Aarge, at the north-a - pet corner of the Diamond. JOIIS 110KE. June 1, 1857. • Administrator's Notice. TOSKPII ORNDORVIVN ESTATE —T.et. ttent of administration oti the estate of Joseph Orndorff. late of Hailer twp.. Adams on.. deceased. having been panted to the un dersigned. riding in Freedom township. he hereby gives noun* to all penmen , indebeeiiitt said estate to mate immediate payment, anti those haring claims against the «mosso pre sent them property outfit:Plated foe acne. 'neut. WM. Ross WHLTIC, June 8.1847. Gt Mange pf.lB,4ertainturpt. npRE g i ra haeri het has, °pealed the iltAbiK. A. LIS' HOUSE, in the pleasant and health fiti village n C .few •Oxford. Adams meaty, Pa.. end is awe preps's(' to aeosniumadate all who tarot iliat with a call. to a satisfactory niaattur. Peranna rexidiag in liskitoore. or other cities, dwaring to avoid a few weeks in the country. will find New Oxford exceeding ly healthy. hesatifally located. sad hts tsetse well sdapiedta their wants. JACOB 31AliTIN. Jane 8,1837. 3t glides & Tanner's OH. 1,000 DRY FLINT HIDES: 1011 Bh TANNER'S OIL For solo hv J.' PALMER &Cu, Market Street Wharf, Philadelphia. May 18, 1857. SI Honig and Shoes. A large *swWtnient. jwit opened, And will 4 - 1. by sold cheaper than the Cheapen at Flour for sale. 1 Vvon want a gond barrel of Floor. call at IiOKE'S STORfr . as he has made ammo meow to have always the text, whtch her ill sell at 25 ce.nu advance. May 5. JOIDI HOKE. RUEENSVCARE. Chine. Glen; end Stone . waric--4 large asaortment and gelling cheap. at COBKIN k PAITOX'A. ICS, an immense quantity. of excellent flivar. ivi decidolly cheap —*lgo l'cbacco and Bnuff—to he had at NORBECK'S. • W ALK ING CAN for gentlemen, ot vs nowt. tisbd*.-just reosisoci yy Brisposau& .114inbaugh. LARUE lot of SUMMER CLOTHING, selling at very Small profits et COBEAN k PAXTON'S. 91011ACCO.-A prime article knit received st . SA MON 'S. ON/iETS.nibbone.Nrosols and Shawls. 11 to be had very cheep as - TAIINESTOCKS'. _ UMBRELLAS, Parasols and Tens can be found. goad and 'Sheep; Ai SCHICK'S. pOWDEU and SUOT. the lira manors; k ved, to be bad et NOHLIWK'S. WINQERD, WHITE & SWOPE, DEALERS „. MINII I - -. HAN Noan' !Lad titrs , Gaoids, Nu. 4 .Nurtl4 ,lluwurj strech ,up (*opposite tlkolluwurd throe%) _Mew, It Witagerd• /Maid S. 11-k4l/4. 1 BALTLMOIIR,-.ND. Julia A. Sonojw Nlay Is, 1557. fetrusoreLittilifprimeeligk Nrr and LOCVST LAND, for sale. -Apply to "' J. D. PAiTON. May IL IV/. 61, To Those Who Want Zunna.. A FARM wain RI:AVM OF E EltY MAN. • . rnIE RIDI4 * .WAY FARM. COMldNlic his whir made arrangement* by ian * ell whit; de sire to settle or purchase a home can 0.1 tio, The Farms consist of the lAit,liniesWi t rio soil of the most superior quality 'for titrtith4, , in a rapidly improving pfisee, Ifito 'whkdi ati extensive emigration is now pilurintn•• VIA properly is heated in Elk county, Penisyle ' canna. in the midst of a thriving . . psiptilelitiu of some 10.00. The climate is peritilly healthy, and thy terrible plague of the western j fever is unknown. It also tins au itlinialincit lof the best quality of Coal' end' if.''' Tilt ki price to buy it out nifnomsB to It .peeircest, 1 pliyalde by instalments, to be to ted at the time of purchasing, or a *bare of 26 aerea ai -1 titling to locate the same for $3OO. pa able : 46 per month, or 121' acres payable $4 per - month. Discount—for every sent of $lOO toot i under, paid in edvaitee, a ilisemort or S ilor cent. wdl be gnawed, and fur over sloo's dis i want of 10 per cent. lit GOOF idering the *demonism ofismigrathig to this Lasality the following are presented : First—The soil is a rich liniestoacompahte of raising the heaviest crops, owing to which this settlement has attained its present great prosperity. . Rsenset—lt hi the estdre of 'the greet Korth West Coal Basis; and is destined anon in• ets'. tome one It the greatest business places in the State. It will ',apply thegreat,l t akeinsititeti (according to population and travel the greats estin the Union.) It has five workable voile of the hest Bituminous Cool, anounting in ' the aggregate to over 21 feet, wtich 's o ake,i 2'2.000 toms of enal under ea 4 sere. will snake the land of inestimable value. ,:'•'• The eminent state geologist. Dr. Ciro Ilt- --- Jackson, of Boston. has made a steittleak survey of the lend. and analysed th a e Oa iron ore and the limestone. This report to , ;tether with maps will be furnished to iii-' (imperil. FostrA—Thres , railroads are laid' out 1 i this property. The Sunbury and Erie-Belts road gives us a market - for our coal to the ; lakes—it runs from Erie to Philadelphia. , A largepart of this roadlum been ttnieW,pault. is now in running order . .IL baavy.fitrie it now working front Erie towards our land, iit! ' the western direction. the means for *eosin ' pletion of which have been raised-4t win' Soon, 'be finished. TheAlhigbenr . Vane, ridirtni' ! connects as with 'Newlork:Rosim amttpittet : . burg. The Vanantgo Hued' oosneeta to with • the West. • ' ..,',- ! There are already good turnpika,lteada; I moiling through this property, ,various ether i roads. have. been opened to accommodate the emigration and settlement - wide"' has ;Ireful*/ taken place. - There is no opportunity equet&ifirttist et j feted to the man who want* to previdi iti Weil I a home in an•tney snkv.:awd mWassittlesneen. where he eau lire is inna'PeritY and. - donee in a climate PERFECTLY liE T , .' iv l No case of ,the fever aver plating ipen . , known to occur in this Settlement: ' 11 is riot, like go'mg to the htickwoesiii tif the :Weat?' lamong perhaps intolerant people. wfiere'therilk is no anchity, eharottes. or achoehliewhere , the I ! price of land Li high.wad wheretbemmiginati I after tieing used to the healthiest elimatijmi the world, has to eutittre ; sickneas ,nod Nj9t, anti perhaps ruins his 'healtb• and that .4'1.1, 1 family.' But 'here is a thrhins; settlement 1 having three toirmi, , wet:doing ehurelisit schools, hotels, otorthi. saw MIN, grist miffs; • and everything , desired. There is a task market at band. • The lumber trade last Tear, unto:wed to overt it her. minks, *quit limber. .I,u a short tin . owing to tip 041 it will become still more valuable, as a num, : her of iron works and manllfactories will moil bestartett; they spent present stursingilfsar extensively at Warren. Even for 'limit. it.. 'du not wish to go there, the pnvments are ' see ), that th e y can e a sily buy a sere to 44a ' their rising families, Irma want in the faturKs or to gain a. cutopet enee lay the rise whiithwill i I take place in the value of lands. By en opts., i lay scarcely missed, a substantial proclaim?, j can be made. I i Persons should make early rippliention. Att: ply or write to E. Jefferies, Secretary. N.t, i lit) Welnat Street, below Fifth. Phan4el.i I fhis. Letters carefullly answered giving i ull inforoution. • ~•,i j Shares or tracts of hind can he hough, ,Ull. i secured I.v letter enclosing the first loPOillugpr, t of five (I.;llars, wheu the otilaerihor ...itrf, l e I furnished with boks, maps. &c. 'Wa.rritinfies Deeds gi yen. Parsons can also purchase Beni i our Agents. • . ~ t Route from Philadelphia to Tyrone en that. Pennsylvania Central Bailroad, fuel thontw by Stage to the land. This is a delighttal„ 1 s ea son t o visit St. Mary's—the best hotel sir ' commodatiun is aff"rde , l. Enquire for E. C: Schnitz, E.g., the Agent fur the properrOtt Si. Mary's . ' • 1 June S. 1557. am rir HE attention of the LADIES metro , 1 tarty invited to the large astamtntent.Or; plain and fancy Iliitalteirot.' latem etyle. ja y :. received by Dein : tom & legit ;oolong/ie.: '• ---- • • : A TTEST lON ! Those who are fond of movie. Cl sill find a large amsortment u(. Acoordeutut, !lute*. Vika, kn., de. Cispispers,, SANISON'B. ICN TLEM EN. do yon want to 044ert linen sr 131 largr and ha nibonie variety of L.Vsystar: Handkerchiefs, Susplideris, ire. lc • If plot Os, call at Se FACT.—MON SiNED hr: buyer* I your Hats. Cap*. Boot' and Slimes :. Briwistuga Altyhiolottayiefir,„ f , S — VON arrival of Spring (1.4,4416*, M T - ' at the em p &,re *f FAIT NiSSCOCIPtPt A LARGE asnortment of 5T4014, 1- 114 1, just receirell, anal fur isle at " I ' •••• g i P ONTWLER nit Concorreitiai 1044-04 t. 7 maiting,Soap-40 ht bOd g al HNESTO,C 411411) BONNETS. Ribbons. Parliallaiiiiir • • 1 to briuut ttiwy chomp.** " Y.% PAIFINITNINKTE • • ' ft ' • A LW.. 1 1114 devory deooription. mud for ale r 't B4 Batz.at,igArr Acanoar LAMR' Gaiters. Baskin.. and for bile cbsap st I/JUNG/lAN & A MIMI, SA CCUS. The Ilbasit MEI =la MEI
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