r' --
Aye !eMesiiio:l44, or the *WI fri
.er Moildredl.-.4lhret Ilundred Lira
LOO4-i.ll - -bra
0.1110e5e, 3 e 2f4.—The steamer Mm-1
Areal burnt near Carango, about 12
miletabove this eity. lust night.
There were about :ot) passengers on
loard,ausinly Scotch emizrauts,of whom
'only 175 or 200 were saved by th u
steamer Napoleon.
is believed that many swa-rn aqhmre
-and were saved in other ways, hat it
is certain that ass many as two huud re d
perished in the flames or K ern drown
,.eel.
Xr. Phillips, of Three Rivers, is
Jamb the dead. The Captain of the
liottteal, I. C. llndillph, and the crew,
:art - Among the saved.
The reliorter. have just rot lulled from
the steamer Napoleon, which has ar
:riveli with the save 1. They are assur
.44l by those who were on hoard that the
number of the lost trill fully reach three
hundred and
QUZBEC, June, P. M.—The follow
ling further partieularr relative to the
4.urning of the steamer Montreal, have
riven obtained.
The Montreal left here at four o'clock
yesterday afternoon for Montreal, with
four or five hundred pas4engers, mostly
Cscotett migrants, recently arrived from
Europe. Nothiniz unn..nal ocrarrud un
til the steamer reached Cape flange,
twelve or fifteen miles above Quebec:,
when the woodwork near the furnaces
was discovered to he on tire. Quickly
ufter the flames broke forth, causing
th,?;',:sttiuost consternation among the
pus.epgers. EvtiFy
.made.to appea.se - the flames, I, it to no
purpose. Captain iludalph, finding it
- impossible to save the steamer, ordered
her to he run toward the shore. The
, of feers and crew of the Jlontr:7al exert
led themselves at the same time to get
iciut the life-bouts.
Tlio flames spread with the most as
tottiwttia,, rapidity, and the wildest efm
fuition and despair prevailed throughout
the /ship. A nitudler of thell./:iengerA
threw themielves
_overboard and were
drowned.
Fortunately the €teamer Napoleon,
also fin , Montreal, was bnt n few miles
in advanee of the bunting boat and pat
back, with all possible expeditbin, to
her tifigiStance-
The Napoleon ticeeeded in rescu
ing' from the burning wreck a hun
dred and twenty-seven passengers.
Capt. Riplolpir find t4i piir4or of tho
Montreal were mnong thloic whO threw
tho►melve into the mei% Both being
excellent swimmers they siteceetlett in
reaching the steamer Alliance aml were
salved.
ft is quite pogible_ thrt souv of th , .
others ueteode4l in saving th, ns.3lves
by Slrinitiliti, but ns. the sty:" ner be
e:twe umaanageahle when it j• nsidera
bre distance from land, no ( ouht Ow
most of those whu threw ti emsolve.:
from thejiirrnims boater
grave.
Sixteen of those who were saved died
shortly after reaching the deck of the
apoleon.
From present information it k believ
ed that the total loss of life by this terri-
Medi:taster will not 11:11 far sinirt of three
or four hundred persons. The steamer
Alliance arrived • this afternoon
with forty-five of the dead bodies. We
have not been able- to learn the names
of any of those lost, except Opt or Mr.
Phillips, of the extensive lanbor firm
of .Noreross sk Phillips, of Thrl.t. Fix-ors.
The 3lootreal had on hoard fibo hun
dred and tilt} - -eight geoids eniigrauts,
several German timilies and several
.12emonre Mr. Mej.—A.pair of Misisis-
Amerienn passengors.
MOTrILVAL, June -)9.—rtp to this;sippi lovers, living in the vicinity of
tnorning 13U bodies have been tecorer-
Friars Creek, a few days since be
edof those ruing or steam i thought themselves of getting married.
er Montreal. Several Americans are -
Having procured a license, they set out
among them. it is said, but as yet their °ll horseback. They soon mine up to
tines—it seems
names have not been ascertained. a parson "setting" on a f
nim.—The scene at the
Arrtxting S,he did :4)1110E111W'; ocmsionully'at - farm
•r;
to s
sheik (where the the saved were placed) ! * n g; and
the sare
cdre queste
ri ghd hint M
tS a t "sslein
rialOny or at
ze
which we visited was so affecting as to
once.' The parson finally consent
beggar desoription.' in one place the: eel, and he "setting" on the fence, nod
an isetogenarian couple lamenting
they on their horses, the sacred right
het% or their son, \vitt) had taken care
Was
went oil their way rejoicing.
who. having, thus far brought them in!
safety, lost his own life, probably in his
Chi of Fortune.—There is an • ohl
desire to preserve theirs. In another
place
gentleman in one of the city. pauper in
plate was u wife on her way to Torus -
istitutions ut Sonth Boston who was for
to w find her husband,and four childriel,
who, whilst saving two, hod many years the president of one of the,
of beholding the ether two drown e the agd
in
on ;
argest, insurance companies °film coun
her sight. There was another mother!
try. Ito was for a whole treneration,
who had lust her only son, who had t the associate and Criend of le Thorn-.
and; dikes, the BrOokisgs, the Lymans, thel
rushed to •tat'j her from the flames,
kinorys, the Cabots, the Perkinses, and ,
perished in the attempt, her niece also: -
others
who ! other merchant princes of Boston. Ile
had perished. There were
had lost their nearest and dearest rely-;Las insured millions upon millions of
tires, and found themselves desolate and I PruPertY in a single year, and is now
without a friend or
comforter in a; in Isis old ago maintained at the public
strange land.—lt was refreshigg to be- char g e
hold, hoWever, the kindness they met
Vde-q Instead of Horsey.-=They are
with in their here:lvnstt on every -
substituting mules for the more aristo
side, and which seemed to restore and ! l
comfort them. , erotic horse in. tho Omnibus lines and
1 for express wagons in Cincinnati. The
Commercial says they are equally tract-1
able; look not handsomely, but well
enough ; their first cost is twentrto fur-1
Fatly 'e of (Afro : 10
:Several of the Chicago corn (loafers are
:Oil to have "gone by the board," in t i
,consequence of spectibititn_7, .or rather:
4 ‘aelling short," which the Tribune of,
that city thus explains:
A. has not a !lock of corn in his pos4
session, but he sells B. 50,0 M bushels at
fifty-three rents per bushel, to be deliv—
ered thirty days When the con- '
tract time arrives, 'corn may have ad- 1
vauced to seventy-eight cents, and Mr.
A. im called upon for the corn or the,
"difference " which arm-Inuts ;
Ilheis "short" of the -requisite funds,
he 'goes under, and dra;_,s with him the
path to whom he sold the corn, who,
ou e strength of the purchase, may
hop, sold turn turn 50,04)0 bushels to a;
third pskrty at tifty-eight cents, deliver
al* on a future day, who, instead of,
mktittg Iff;900 fly the transaction, as he '
was fondly anticipating, finds himself ;
out of pocket to the serious aniount of;
*8,600.
The half a dozen failures that have oc
zarred among our dealers within a few
days exemplity and reprove this vicious,
reckless system of transacting produce
business. We wiehhokiii list of names
of failures in pq Omission, for the
present. Several; iiho hays not failed
are badly crippled from the same cause
--Auefffng short—some of whom may
manage to . keep off the breakers;
others will be apt to go ashore before
long.
The Largest _Van in the Wirld.—The
West Tennessee -Wing announces the
death of Mr. Miles Darden, near Lex
ington, in that State, and sars
The deceased was, beyond all ques
tion, the largest man in the world. His
.erite for Tobacco.—The Peters-I, height was seren feet xis inches --two
I*ZtO eer states that a hogs. ll : inches higher than Porter, the celebra
beat Of 0, weighing 1,230 lbs. - I ted Kentucky giant. His weight was
De, was sold on Thursday, at Oak's a fraction over one thousand pounds
watlisPieillili.4o a hundred, footing up It required seventeen men to pat him
AlfillapriPpedetafid ftiagt of 11015. in his coffin, and it took - over one hnn
t . I drsd feet of plank to make his coffin.
leadits a viral to, Torn Thumb{ 114 measured around his waist six fact
hid tit i tleTinger.. ; and four inches.
I Sugar Might/AN:Mi. 'fate asgair
The folb,wing interesting piece of In
formiition we take from the New Or
leans lb.ita, of the 21st. It is the first
re( °ivied evidence we have seen of the
production of sugar from the species of
Chinese sugar cane so extensively plant-;
ed in the United States. It has been
asserted that the cane NVill ,r , , , hick.
lasses only, probably liixa use those w ho
at t ern') ted to make sugar were not skill-'
cfl in the method of producing it. But:
it' the fact mentioned below is well an
thentieuted, sugar 101 SA touch a product
of the cam as uaukises, aul a better
k newledge of the treatment of the plant, '
with improvements, which will grow
out of experience, will probably make it
all that is desirable in the production of
that common necessary of life:
3lr. J. D. Layton, connected with the
extensive sugar refinery of Belcher &I
Bro., of St. Louis, furnished us yester-1
day with samplies of sugar and syrup,'
the produce of the Chinese sugar-cane, ,
from the plantation ofCol. Ives, a Terre
Mee In May, last year, Col. Ives put
one-tiairth of an acre under cultivation,.
which ripened by the first of August,
produein. , two barrels of awn', and fir-,
teen bushels of seed. In December fol
lowing the second crop was matured.
This seasou Col. Ives has, we learn,
some two hundred acres under cultiva
tion, which he exptrita will be ready fot
nutting down in August; and will yield
t least $40,000,
In addition to this we have the fob!
lowing testimony from John L. Marsh,
.wlio resides at Washington, Illinois :
"I planted early in May one square
, rod of ground; the cane grow about ten
Ifeet hilzh. I cut it in October, before
any frosts ; about two-thirds of the seal
. was ripe when cut. I ground it lin
: mediately :diet' cutting in au old cylitt
ider cider-uall, and I ground only a part
of the c:gle I had, iu cOusequeap! of
breaking the mill. Did not measure
the juice I gOt ; Wind it in a conamou
kettle; the scrip foamed in boiling, like
maple scrup. I clarified it with a little
Ewe Rno, nothingabout cane
, I managed it just as I would ma
' ple sugar, and tried to rwtke it gram'-
: late by stirring it, as I used to do with
maple, but / could, nut Ilia ke it gueltlate
that process, awl set it a waj. In
:Anont six or eight days I looked at it,
and finind its very/land:site article of
welt granulated sugar. The syrup was
• pronounced. by all who tasted it to be
good—equal to any we get from the
;;outli."
True.-110 following
paragraph is going the rounds:
Wa ' v 11
"The Troy iN. Y..) la , lies hare in
troduced a, new feature at their lairs,.
AritiAL makes them draw like steam en
!gines. All the 111 , 14 t beWitching girls
w”ar placards labeled • ktsses one shil
tntt•h;' and in sotnt• eases when ,
hose' extraordinary beauty,
as 11 i4ll as two) ty-:iKe cents is obtained.
llientlemett who are fond of ,gutht,ri» . tr.
this kind of fruit, 'melting from trees,'
go in for it accordinLr to the weight of
their purs,,s; and one or the newspapers
states that, one rosy lipped, brightcyed
gal re.dized 01W 4,:vening: (me
tt•ent lematt actually purchased .511 worth
.ot this hotiev."
tv per cent. less than that of horses;
They coosuutu forty per cent. lt36s fowl;
are thirty-three per cent. more durable;
are precisely adapted to the boulder
pavement , -. and move with a steady, un
yie Id i celerity—in hot weather es
pecially—that recommends them Iii:411-
ly to ati who have tested their merits.
Draym.qi and teamsters are likewise be
ing favorably impre4sed with their vir
tues, and are beginning to consider the
economy of testing them for use.
Large Ammott of Golif—Grrat Fire at
Port-au-Prine.e.—NEw lons, June 2.A.
—The cleaner Illinoishas arrived from
Aspinwall with the California mails of
the sth inst., and about two million dol
lars in specie. fihe brings nearly t3OO
passengers.
The bark T. R. Mem arzired at Pan
ama on the 10th in.,t. with :;tto of Walk
er's men on board. They were scut to
Aspinwall and put on board the S.
frigate Roanoke.
The Illinois brings an account of a
great fire at Port-au-Prince, where one
hundred houses were destroyed.
Cane.
Crops in me Wesa.-;Alghe .etlaciikof the
Cinciauuti Gazette has examined a large
amber of papers from the West, pith
, 1i.41te41 witinn the lasi few fitly's, and
found (rum every soction mog fl. tter
iti! account., '4 our prurpect3. 111 at
i • mat uriii. , linely, and corn i' ; , ro«iii
rapidiy.—The corn crop of the 11'uba:,11
valley pronti,•ca to he immonso.
1,,,g4h0nd of toLnevo, in the
leaf', sold in lti,•htpond- nn Snturvlay
at the exurbitant , priee of $lOO per hun
dred 11,4.
/'atal „Array is Kansas.—St. Louis, July
2d.—James Lyle, county recorder and pro
bate judge, WWI Until by a free-state man,
Haller, on the 21th ult., iu an affray growing
out of' an elect'um to ill vacancies in the city
eouncil at Leavenworth, KLIMA. hailer was
arrested. Great excitement ensued, and a
riotoras apprelmded.
ser Vic Big Kt re,ineasuringt4 feet high, by
41 feet wide, and weighing 4,360 pounds. tuts
been attracting much attention at the office of
the FA %Yu Nftegtvic's INZ4Th
vrrtos, in S. W. corner of the public stputre.
}:reryisslT nearly in toxin has been to see it..
Our friends frotu the country have been and
are still dropping in, to see this, the laryut
:tile ewer brumght iitto the earthly.
This Safe furnishes another ground for
confidence to depositors. The security for
the depseitp they make is of the Paine char
acter, and as extensive as those afforded by a
bank to its depositors. the stockholders in the
Otte and the other being in the sine wanner
liable. The wee keeping of the monies and the
security to depositors thus afford a (fusible
sty...guard to those thinking _of -depositing
their mimic+ erliere, twits:if of fitful i llr , they •
rill produce interest—in the Saving's lasts.;
Wir `We cannot refrain from calling the at
tentim of our readers to the "Ilair Restora
tive" of Prof. 0. J. Wood ,t; Co , of St. irmis.
It will If seen that lie luts numerous certifi
cates from persons if the highest character, to
the merits of his Restorative. From positive
knowledge we are also enabled to say, that it
is in es ery Sense what it professes to be. and
sire do not hesitate to pronounce it the finest
preparation for the head and hair which has
so far been Ile% i4el by human ingounity.—
We have seen it arrest threatened baldness,
and re tore to the heal its original profusion
of natural and glossy hair, and when the lat
ter has been prenutturely tinged with gray,
we halve seen it, like magic, restore the colors
of youth and heal it. Tue diSI41:411 . 1illiell
property of this, we might truly liar. iniraeu
"ltestoratice," is that it gives to the per
son win uses it, the saute head of hair that
they wore is youth, thus acting in strict
co m pliance with the rules of the first, turd
grttittest of all toilet makers—N h ture.
one w ho h a s used it will liesit-tte to unite with
us in this testimony to its peculiar merit.—
Corieglun (it.) Prople.l Frien(l.
SOIJ, ILLY at.t. DR rt:GISTS. June 15.
Shriktiver 4 an
We beneechlqia Orenviin
here in the cheer and comfort ~r oar •co—
ther chtehtet courtier, cutuen. an 1 our eon."
Thus said the uttetlH ut his i t epnow on a
eertaia ocatasi.m, an.l..we eau alsq fancy we
Lear young Ilaailet reply: ".Iy, g I illy
lor,l ; hut here 1 cannot stay u. icy. I ,corn
0u..11 ,:potaly garb as thw e .ilaaine.l at the
great l'h , thiug Hall of Itockluill
N.,s. 6113 an , l G ti t new style) Chesnut otrevt,
abate S xtla, Phihylelphi.t."
g r-z-D., any of our high livery ever eat
ton notch dinner r If any of our reader+ hat e
i cooks who tempt, their appetite a little t.
' far, I will tell a iivet that will to td them to
the enjoyme , it of their dinner.. with..ut a t i-it
from that gouty old gentleniat.—l)y-poi
Td., rt ,/o-er Mario-frit /urifp.roto,
rani !pod toll weer be treeldeil Oil; ja
rliyeylloll: lint on the e•mtrary, before the
next meal time ap.yr.utelte+ the n pc tile will
; .barpened to appreciate any kind of food.
I f the r..)41 rive.. or %ours, the Invigorator wi It
fix the matter right at.mce, for there is xonte
thing in it that, to use the expre4aion of n
I friend . will let a mau eat gravel stone,. and
' take the Int igorator and they wilrtligest.—
i We have trio I it in d ouble
one or
too occasions, fur sick headache, and it acts
liken charm.
Whnt we want to stty to our render!. young,
nr old, is, if nily thing nils you. go without
delay and ;at a bottle of 1)r. Sanford's In
viguratur, nit 1 if it don't cure come and tell
us, for we want to see one person that it will
not benefit.
It. Buehler, Agent for f/ettyfthurg;
Wm. Berlin, llnnorer ; and Charleft It. Hen
ry, Abbottstown. May Is.
9aqi , dlPlCay . l Pahl as a Remedy fie. /)ys
p,psia.—No one w•ho has seen the effect of
Ilolltorar's Pills in miles of dyspepsia, ran
believe f. )t • n nimnent that this depres.ing and
dangerous disease is incurahlel The patient
who has suffered frnui it for years, whose
strength, appetite, and cheerfulness, seem ut
terly gone; to whom life i• a hurthrin, nod
who has long mewed to hone for relief, may
be radically cured by It course of this power
ful stomachic and mild aperient. Hundreds
of instance• of th:s kind arc on record.
IN porsoance of a writ of Fieri Fr-hri.
A inguol out of the Cnnrt of Cotnturrn Pleas
of AdatttB county, Pennsylvania. and to nit
directed. will lie exposed to Public Side, at
the t7ouvt-bouse, in the borough of Gettys-
burg, on 5,1,-,/ , fli. t/, 18th ,br, / q • Jag,
iS: ii . at I o'clock. P. M., the following de
scribed Real Estate. viz:
A MIT tit' GROUND, sitnnte In 31enallen
township, .Itlonta county. Pennsylvania, atl:
joining binds of Gidenti Raw:Liter, Levi Griest
nod others, on which aro erected A
two t.b.ry frame nod plastered lift,:
DWELLING ITOUSE,
't frame Wneon-maker's shop : there is a LA of
fruit trees on said lot and a 7,11011 well of water
near tho door. Seized and taken in execution
as the property of EMANI'EL files, and to be
On the Ist - instant. by Rer. Mr. 3leColloi, I sold by we,
at the Cathedral in Italtintore, Mr. 11. W.' HENRY TiIOMAS, Sheri".
CEIRISSIEIL to Miss SUSAN ALICE, datigh• Sheriffs Pilket tiettYshorg. }
teruf Alevouder Frazer. I),wlt of ileuyaburg. i Julie 2 '..1145:. is ~
On the 311th ilfJune, nt Carlisle. l's., he the; f 7 Ten per cent. of the purchase money upon
Rev. NV. W. Eels, Mr. RU P ERT w. M'SfIER- all sales by the Sheriff "'at be paid over home'
Ry, o f ithi1,„1,1, 1 ,1,-„, , to 31 . . i„ 4ATriv, p ‘ i . R. dialed) , after the property i.- struck down. anti
SONS, of Cwrltsle. on failure to comply therewith, the property
In Ciuunhershurg, on Thursday, the 2.5 th will again be put tip fur sale. •
oft.. bv•lLev. Samuel Philips, Mr. lIENRY ---
SWARTZ, of Fronklin county, to Miss JANE At an Orpliati'm Court,
C. 31cCREAltY, of Adams county. • . 4*
lIELD at Gettysburg. in and for
...t7 , the 001111ty 11i Aliiiiiil4. on 20th
~. f o 41.. day of January, A. D. 18.57. Le
_ .. fure hint Zlegler nod David Her
! I net, 1,414., .1 - , suciatc Judges, .L.,
45' 10 4
P
0 s
3:7 0 0, s_ ,
It
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I=
YeAt4rday wPek, in L:ttimore township,
JACOB GIZIEST, late County C.,inmis- !
aiouer. Ilu was attacked with paralysis sev
eral months ago, sinve whi h faun his condi
tion has been a el ideal one.
In this pl.tec, yeJterdav morning, MAR-,
TIIA, daughter of Mr. ILobcrt S. P,txtou,,
aged about years.
On Thorb , lay Loot. of .cadet fever, SAM
UEL, sun of Rev. S.uuuel Long„eneeker, of
Stratum township, in the tith yew- of hiiage.
Limit or Letters
E3fAINiNG in the Past Office, at Gettya-
IL burg. July ti, 1557.
Aikin Joseph Mr. 31eClear Robert Mr.
Arta L Miss 'Miller Cud. Wm. L.
Chapa'an L. W. Rev. Miller Joseph Mr.
Baird Charles Mr. 2 Met-4,-er Wm. Mr.
Belt:hoover Chas. Mr. MuCleary Eliz'h Miss
Bricker L. Mr. Norman E. 31i4s
Creager Calvin W.3lr. Reed Charles Mr.
Frazer IVin. Mr. Rinehart SophoraMisa
Frenoel Frederick Mr. Stuart Jordan Mr:
Foster S. Mr. 2 Stuueli S. Mr.
Groff Davi- , Mr. Strong Julius
Goldberg J.din Mr. White Mary A.
finpely Swab Misß "sVeikert Susan
11.ausersly IFuLIV. Mr. Woods Adam
Ilunberger Louisa Miss German Letter.
Johnson A. Mr. 2 Juba Adele liergen-
Ling Henry Mr. 2 rider.
GEORGE GEYER. P. Al.
-g3'Persona calling far Letters in the *bore
List will pleatie say they were advertised. .
.'t . T4 . ll(ef Tepotis.
_
Corrected hoot tdst latest Didtbooro. Tort a usurer papers
Jl4ll iNto,c—Frillay la.,
Finmir. per lutrrel,
1%1it.;..3.t, per bwilael,
$7 Is ~ r• 7 ' l 5
1 70 • (I, I 9 ;
. .
It.:6e, •• 91 (,!, 14;
eo rjII, 41
R 4 (Le, S 7
Oats 41
.70) ( , q. 5(I
Beef Cattle, per hand., 8 0) (,/,11. 50
Hogs, .. g 5)) ((;', 9 .10
Ilk,, per ton, ' 16 ii.l ~,,•10 (PI
IVilialey„ per pall , ,n, 30 ( l y ::•2.
(ivanu s Peruvian, le•r tot,. 62 00
Itsimayr-7'httrolay la At
Floor, per lill., from wit;;otis, sf; 75
Do. " from stureot. 7 50
Whmt, per bushel, 1 G 5 @ 1 75
Ite, " 90
Corn, dI 75
Oath. II 51).
cioverNevi, .. G 00
Timothy, " 250
Plaster, per ton, G 50
Tong--FrUny laid. ;
Floor, per bbl., from wapot, $i 2.5
)., " from Mures, 750
Wheat, par bushel, 1 65 ® 1 60
Bye, 14 93
Corn, • " 75
Oats, 50
Clorerseed, " 6 50
Timothy, " ' 330
Piaster. nor ton. 6 50
A DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT
Public Sale.
THE undersigned, desiriug to remnre to
the West, wtil offer at Publie Sale. on
the pprenr•e+, on .S:htr•lny, .Ivit4 8, 1857.
A TRACT OF LAND. containing about 9
Acres, On which he re•tdee, situate in Cum
berland township. Adams munty, a few hun
dred yards south of Gettyshurg, on which are
erected two comfortable Dwelling
HOUSES, and two Stahle., with :gimp
Barn Floor : also a young thrir- -i:
ing Apple Orchard, with other; ;.
Fruit Trees, and two ncverfailing V of
Water on the premises.
The lamd is under grand fencing and
good cultiration. P.1%he , .1 , /II given on the
Ist of September next, it diodre.l.
C......F . 5a1tt to continence at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
nn said any. when attendance will be given
and terms utAlle kuown Iv
GEORGE WILSON.
July 6, is;;. ttt
Ants Wanted.
171 4 XuELLENT BUSINESS OPENING.—
_LA .
feu- e.iergetie,
Meat, to SELL -lUltlt'UL'll - lIAL BOOKS
ninon4 the Farniorg. Vtry ra‘oral)io terns i
NI in. 1, With rropor intentitia, nu ire
tlian Tin per month elvar profit ,re till ex•
Toln.e4 eau hi' redrx..l. A ram chance to
apincy uithot t F,r particular.,
appty im •Kliatoly to m.s.kx•ro7.si &
A.grioulturil 11.4 k Pu!,li..her., No. 14) Ful
ton street. N. Y. July G, 1857. Gt
REGISTER AND RECORDER. •
rro the V.ter. of A' h uin county
Cltizens:—Ere.urt.,.•.,P , l by the w,,lieitn,-
null , of ...mammy , friend-, I hereby 11.111.111nee
toy-elf.t. a eao , bdate fc,r the otti,!e of Itegister
tt,el IL ....r.ler, the •aleei.i.o of the
r o ion County Contention. 510 , u1.1 I 1,,p
curdeleete , t,
rilv.lgt• In \ eff .1 t., a fai 1.1 im
partial to:atir,i.tratioa of the tter I the
t.trwe. ll.‘ VII) 3
tiettrzharg. J•dv G. 15.;;..'
A FARII,
.1 11. i l ' . 1 / 4\ l LE.
11.1. nn tLr
F t -13 ,on r Xo!,11, [Ol4 (bey
-Seltfellibt
Val ,r Ipt
emitnini,: ; .: 23 Acres, m , re "r sitnate in
Germany t.in isointv, on. the
Tornoi , se • fr..in L'ttlostowil to (; , •ttv4-
burz, duo quiarter of a mile fr.:lt the former
_ ;o 1;oi o i a;:. ..f shunt. Renshaw,
Ceiirize MtPre, owl others. The improve-
Mentz: lire a tn.') tttnry
Ilarn.earn .. 41111
nnil \Vnm Shell, and other ;,
i.ut a never failing.. •
well of water at the floor, • awl set oral ne%er
failing springs on the tract; also an .Ipple
Orchard of choice fruit, with other fruit trees.
Per•ronot Iri.hing to view the property are
request, , 1 to ealcap , n the undersigned Agent.
nr on Mr. George t nder, re.iding t hereon.
It iq one of tit" in ,4t deiirahle country residen•
ee4 in the county.
S.tle t.) e.milenre et 1 n'elneit, P. M., on
fri;tl day, ri hea attendance will be given and
terms wade known by
June 29, 1817. tlq
SUER' FF'' SALE.
assigned. .te•
On motion, the Court grnnt a RULE upon
the heir 4 and le , -t1 r(Tre.ent:ttiVe4 interested
in the e•=tate of_ PANI YR/WI:EV, deorased,
to appear at an Orphan's Cmrt n, be held, on
the third Muo?oi Awpt,t .1. D. 1857., and
accept or refuse to acoept the Rc.tl Estate of
said do:eased at the valuation. or show c a u se
why the Read Estate or any part thereof should
not be sold in ca.° they or any of them should
neglect or refte , e to take ar,d aecept the same.
Personal riottee to be given to all the heirs
resident within the eouuty, and to those re
siding rout of the county anti State by throe
suere•sii e week's publication in one news
paper. pul,limhed in Getty‘leirg, aniray the
Sheriff ftendunz one oopy of said paper et}-
dressed to each of the !wire at their neareet.
Peet Office, .te. Ilv the Court,
J. J. BA LDW IN, Clerk.
HENRY THOMAS, .'4lterijr.
June :9. D.:)7. :it
4 3"-;;* :
ALT.--A large lot of Salt on hand at
NOILBECK.S. Flaying been purchased
at a cheap rate. it will be sold lower than at
any other Store in the county. $1.75 per
sack, and warranted to be a superior article.
DoN , T row; ET t , ) call at SCHICK'S, all
ye who wish to purchase choice articles
of Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Slaps, and
ererything else in that line.
GIIOCERI I.:S.—A fresh "°M'IY oflas-
Res. Suter and Coffee, just received and
for salo cheap by E. H. MINSIMI.
1
.-- - -- - ---
1 LADIES Gaiters, Buskins, alui al
for sale cheap at
BRINGMLN it AUGUIXBArOa...
1. TRACT op
• JOSRPII t. Slloltll.
Agerafior James E. Short)
.Jetty sburt ilkelohillasoctia-
Lion.
AIEMIIEII.fI of the Gettysburg Beneficial
Aesociation, residing * within four miles
of the U trough of i;ettymburg, are hereby an
titiod, that at the last meeti n g of the Anolo,•ift
ti,ill. nn startailtiwtit to the By-Liters was
11 ,1„ T g,..i, confining the li.lLs of t h e StewarT.,
to the limits of the It .r,01.41 All nog/therm
tiio-io liuuts, thereh/re, will hale to
comply with tip pro% i•Wii• ling:e of /kw
in their apolir,tion• for tine hen• lit
of the A•sw•lation—vi he le are as folhok • :
'• Ails oot, the 111,1114 of
the Srl'lTllr.l.,
written minima:mu for rpliuf, I. the Pre-pleat
of the AISIPCIIIIIOII. w huh aecouiparii
e4 with a pertilipate from re•iie , table prtko
tieing Physieiaii, the nature of all4i
catit'a disease. and his present inaldhtv to at
tend to business; and where the avid waiit re
sides out of the county of Adapts, the paid
certificate shall LP uttmdel by a Magistrate,
who shall certify that the Physician is a re
spect:dole practitioner of Medicine : and, at the
coil nf every woek, the certificate or certifirates
shall be renewid in manner as Melte mention
ed, except as respects the certificate of the
Magistrate; and no renovred certificate or
certificates such be withheld from the Asso
eiation for a longer period than six weeks
from their date, or. if so withheld, shall lie
void and of none effect—and no benefit shall
commence prior to the date of such written
apiilicatiou. '
• 11. J. STAIILE, l'edt.
11. G.
dime . 2.2, 1857.
TO THE FARMERS!
Manny'e Combined Reaping and
Mowing Machine,
WITU
WOOD'S 1.111'1.'0
r HE undersigned, having been appoin'ed
E .Agent fur the sale 4,ll4nny's Cetohitied
Reaping and Mowing 3laehine with Wasp's
Improvement. for Adams county, idlers them
to the public, believing them to he the hest
combined machines in use. They have been
successfully introduced into different parts of
our State and have rendered general satisfac
tion..?. It received a silver medal st s t
e State
Fair last fall: also drew the first pieta tamsat
York, Cumberland, Centre Hunting on. b.c.,
counties. where it was exhibited. 'antlers
needing a Reaping and Mowing Machine will
please call upon the undersigned before pur
chasing. as he always takes great pleasure in
exhibiting these Machine*. He has one bet
up at Tate's lintel. where it can be seen.—
Early orders are solicited Is the number re
ceived from the manufacturer will be in pro-
portion to the demand.
SA M CEL RST.
(1.1 . (1 . 11.5bary.
• April 27.1857. 3m
N. IL—There are no Reaping and Mowing
Mr.claines manufactured in the r a nted States
having upon them Wood's Improvements ex
cept tlan,e inanitfactuted at Iltardek Falk, N.
Y. Partiva; insinufActairing Reaping and Mow
ing Machine:4, are cautioned it ) t.tinst veiny;
Wood Improveim tits, and are ha relay notified
that payment will 1a exacted to the full ex
tent fur the use tuafle of them.
11. K. PARSONS. Agra.
1) I.: S IZ Il I. 1.; F. 11: \I,
At Private Sale.
TSub.(Tiber, intentlito• to remove, of
kr, :tt Private Sale,
ii Cumberland township. .Iditllll,4 C4/I ty, near
Marsh Creek, adjoining lands of t.unnol Co
bean, Wm. Douglass, heirs of George Toot,
' and Ilt ken , . 15:; ,k( ' it ES.
neat nwasiire, with large propirtbots of lirqt
ran. Wi and Jle.elow, The F.tria
n ell watered, melee feinting awl good
ulthati..n. The intpr.,tentent4
are a Two-storir
L OG S F„
A 'Argo Stone Barn, Corn Crib. ,
Wagon Shed, Carriage llote , e, Smoke House,
and other neeeo.ary oat-buildings : a neter-
Tailing well of esuelleitt water: an .Ipple
Orchard, n ith a t ariety of other Fruit Trees.
&dr - Persons tvi•ltiog to view the pretniheß,
are reque-iteti to call upon the suleeriber„ re
siding thereon. Pill LIP lIEDING.
31.1 v IS,
Carriage's,luggiem, &c.
(;00D AND e E P !
lunder4iveft would inform his friend-4
I
and the ~:enentlly, that he e. 414-
tintlea the CAURLAGE -MAKING BUSI
ESS, in all its Inainelse4, at his estal4lish
ment, in East Middle Street, (near the east
end.) Gettysburg, Pe.,.wheie he has on hen
a first-rite hit of work, and is prepared to put
up to order wliateter may he desired in his
line, viz:—Rockaway end Boat-Body
('‘trriafp-,1; Fallid4fi• np,l?tich
away & Trutt in ! , Bagyirs,
Jersey Inrywix, &e.
With good workmen and and materiels, he
can pledge his work to heaif the Istst, quality
--and his prices are *meow the lowest.
kritepairing done at short notice, and at
reasotuthle raw. Country product) taken in
exchange fur work. Call ‘,
JACOB TROXEL.
June 13, 1537.
"ommoGg."
VHS. E. P. SUULTZ; at that delightful
p hive, "Oakri ,Isr," a few minutes walk
from the :own of liettyph„irg. Pa.. will take
fifteen or eighteen City Boarders during the
ensuing pamper. The location ip one of thu
moot healthful in the oonntry : and affords a
delightful view of the town and surrunuding
country. There is a grove of majestic oaks
immediately in the rear of the buildings. Ike
tering will be moderate, and with obliging
and attentive semants, eke hopes to render
her guest* comfortable. Fur term*. address
MILS. E. F. SIIIILTZ.
June 15, 18.57. 3t Grays/Awry, Pa.
.
A CARD;
S there seems to he strong desire arnung
the friends of Cie enterprise, to see the
m ,p of Adams county', nog being; completed,
plaoarin as many families in the county as
po..siltle, and us it is now meeting with very
general favor, I will make the following
T-optcution I—lf I can have five reliable
ewritiers to eiery one hundred population, the
price the Man u ill lie reduced to z'ol. This
arrant:einem u 111 include all who have sub-
Nerilual--w. well 111.4 all who loaf subserilie.
M. S. CONVERSE. •
June 1857.
The Last Chance.
few miire ofprimeell
NCT and L( t: sT TIMBER ''- 044;
•
LAND, for sale. Apply t°
J. D. i , ,t, i•rox.
May It, 1557. Cc
L'" EEP DRY.--4 fine assortment of UM
-1116 BRELLAS just received and for sale
cheap at Bi .luyisiotbaugh'it.
ILor It, CORN tk OATS bought at all times
lir J. NORBECIi, comer of Baltimore
and lliglt tweets.
2000 PIECES OF WALL PAPER just
receive , ' nti , l for ,alt nt
& PAXTON'S.
(1 ANDLES AT 16 CENTS.—A. first rate
ki article of Mould Candles ran he had. at
16 cents per pound, at NORBECK'S, Kerr's
old corner.
31.ENT'S and Boys' Boots, Shoes, (loiters
and Slipcskrs, of all kinds, and at all
prices, as cheap as the cheapest, at
COBEAN I'AXTON'S.
I
ISSES' and Children's Flats of all kinds
itIL and at 'very low prices at
COBEAN Sc PAXTON'S.
- - - -
BON
NETS, Ribbon! , Parasols and Shawls,
be bstl very cheat) at
FAIINESTOCKS'.
A LARGE lot of 'SUMMER CLOTHING,
A . selling as very .raslT profits At
/ COBE / 124 PAXTPN'S.
.
siimuFirAzair.
.1 , 0 the Votes of Adams teauttl: Eacourag. :trem 1..1T‘ szli.s;v t :
goo
Jt. eel by numerous womb, F ow* mvvir 84 r A i',)1}:1...4, rend tiii?i,
a can , lidate for the office of SIIERIFF at the, 1 isty. r ,, ~,, „„ ti h „,„., few morn le ft r,
owl then chum nne
next election. (subject to the Americed Itcpuh- „.„. ~ L ~ .
~,
. 1 o r m ili og
bean County Convention.) Should I i etteet• r i
. , i •
lie , nr..v. t ince t*Ae• URN HI( mu, i
Ow itii;•nti;;ll Jai. 1;111;fie in genernl to Att.
rd ' I Ple4ge myself 4° discharge the duties "' is yf umphinerv, Ptyieli
the villa; with protnptneta 1:11tia le i
and fidelity'. . ; ;
ISAAC I,F.F,PEIL
i ; Herslis Patent Ray Roister and *anise
('iiii,bcriand twp., Apiii 13, 18.57. Excavator.
NiiiERUPEAIZiY
r the Voter, of Al 1111% mainly :—Enconr
a.zed by iinna•rousirieinds. I offer utytself
an L cAndislAte for the (Ake of SU at the
next eityzlioa. (subject to the deeisinn of the
Democratic Convention.) Should Ihe
noininateti and elected. I itli•dge tlay.4.lf 1.1
discharge the ditties of Ilse otlitx with prousp4.-
hens and fidelity.
IS.\ AP LIGHTNER.
Mountjoy tp:. April G, 11 4 57.
-
SHERI FEALTY.
4ETAIIW-CITIZENS of kdanri ronnty :
L I offer my self as a undulate fiir the uffioe
of SHERIFF at the October election. (subject
to the Democratic nomination.) If I *tmid
he so lucky u to he no ttt itt ated and he elect
ed, I shall pledge myself to discharge the do
ties of said ptlico with sohrietyind fidelity.
SAMUEL WANGLER.
_llOuntpleaaant tp., April 20. 1857.
PROTHONIVICA R T.
WrE , :tre authorized to announce that Dr.
t C. E. GI /Li/SiioliOCUll, of llunterv
towir, will he a candidate for the 4.lftee of
Prothormuwy—mbiect to the deci.ion of the
Democratic County Convention—at the en
suing election.
Juno 15, 1857. •
REGISTER & RECIPRDER.,
r lo the Independent Voters of Adams co.
1 Fellow Citizens :—,The ilia lersigutti offers
hituself to your consideration as'M candidate
for the office of Register and Recorder of
Adams county. (sithject to the decision of the
Detnocratic Convention,) and respectfully so.
liCltt4 your support and suffrages. Should Ihe
nominated and elected. toy endeavours shall
he to distharge ilia duties of the (Alice with fi
delity and impartiality. _ _
L GrBERNATOII
Conowago tp,. April 27, 1837.
REGISTER
xllO the Voters of Adams Comity.— Fellow
citizens: Being encous aged by numer
ous friends. I effer:nyself to your oonsideration
n. 4 a cAmlidate for the ollide of Register and
Recorder at the next election. (subject to the
action of the Democratic County Convention.)
And should I receive the nlmiontbni and be
elected.' shall duly appreciate your conlidende,
and promise Lo discharge the duties of the
office promptly and with fidelity.
Your obeili lit serving.
Z %CIIARIAIi MYERS
Tyrone tp., April 2.7. 1b37.
REC()RDE2C.
1110 the Voter.' of Adams eounty:—At the
1 ...olieitntim. of ntoneroni friemk. I offer
my elf ns it ewolhlitte for the "thee of Reels
ter & Reeorder.itt the neat Pleeth.n, (.mhieet
to the derision of the Democratic County
Convention.) Should I he nonihntte.l nod
leered, I pledge myself to (lisehnro+ the du
ties of the office to the le.: of My ahilit v.
WM. CIVEIIDEER.
Bemlergrilbs, Jitne R, IK)7. •
CI 4 ERK OF THE COURTS.
riiti 'nit.: VOTERS OF ADAMS eoFN-.
T I.—The wider-ivied, at the xolirita
ois ~f friend:4, ofrer.4 h;in-elf to
V.)II o.li.iderat koo t 4 a candidate for the othee
7.0 . Clerk ,)1 the C“iirt-, at the next eleeti“ii,
(.o t ject to the 4[11.4140n of the Democratiq,
CeantY Con venthm.) Should Ibe nominateif
and B ete the iti.IIIIP any rely upon a faith
ful dieteliari ; ;l: of dutv on my p ar %
• iil...olll;ii BUSHMAN.
Cumberland tvrp., .Juno
BOROUGH ACCOUNT.
IL G. M'CliKAlti`, Treasurer, in ac
count with the Borough of
Gettysburg.
DR.
To balance in bands at settlement,
Mareb U. 0456, . S2O 1S
Tax outattuttling, 135 (4
Loan from Hank of Gettysburg, 41)0 00
1)o. C.anelius Litt, 400 00
Balance of 1).j( Tax cullected, 4 Of)
Relit frutu Pauner'Jc Ziegler, 25 00
Tux asNesiu.%l fur current your, 1188 44
Licenge-und fines trews Ilurguns. 6.00
By orders and expenses paid oul us
jidloars. as: ,-
C IL .•
,
Elcrtion officer's, ' 5 SG
°thee fees; K, Norris, • 3 51
Interest on 1.101111§9 IG7
Ira
leans repaid, : 70Q 00
15'utor rent, 22 50
Engine Keeper, Ifkmonthe, 4.1 U)
Engineering. Mr. Jacobs, GO GO
Torn l'onoiteble, John L. Burns, 49 '25
Special police astAtes. •
etratiant.ac.
Clerk and Treasurer's salary, 30 00
Town Clock. 18 00
Tax and quit rent. 5 NI
.
Granite and anal% 24 00
,
•
Blacksmith work. 5 02.
.
Masonry. brick and materinls, 4$ 77
Carpenter work. and Lowlier, 10 44
Plank. 41 47
Grading and paviugstseeta and gut-
ters. t. 200,111
Opening streets in snow, 0.) 00
Oil. Spikes, Tape-liae, /sa w ' .. 11 0
lteampring nuicuismss, 1 75.
llurg,ess and ennuoil l 0 3 PO '
Collector's fcei, •40 IS
Iteleaskus. t 15' 43
Errant in avirgainent, • • 111 32,
'Fax nutstautlin • 118 '27
• 11.11x4f0 lie lianda oC Treasurer, 461 WI
*Since paid out in full.
(i.
June 29. 1/437. Trellxllrer
l Tllir
y.AI MECII A N ICS'
Savings : lnstitution of Adams Co.
riIHIS Institution receirciidepusites for which
1 it pays interest as rot lOW b :
For over 10 months. 4 per cent. per antiim.
For 3 and nut over 10 months. 3 per ei tit.
per annum. For transient detsr.iies, net le.•
than :3 ►days. 2 per cent. per a nnum, payable
on demand without notid..
A joint fund (capital) of 1. 1 10,0. 0 has been
paid in.
For loans apply on Wednevds v.
SUIII4 received on depovite as low an a dime.
Interest to he allowed whenever the deposites
amount to $5.00. nod on each additional *5.1•0
and upwards. •
Office in Snnth \Vett Corner of Pohl%
Square, nest to George Arnnld'a store. Opel
daily from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.. and for reeeiv
ingdepositua every :'aturday, froin 9 A. M. to
6 P. M.
Protid en f
EORGE THRONE.
GEORGE ARNOLD.
Ifirrrlors,
John Brough. John Horner.
Samuel Dorborivr, Cleorge Arnold, '
A. Ileinizelinan, Jacob 31nx.celman,
D. McCrtary. D: Mcl.lormughy,
IVilNani Culp. John Mickley,
Robert 4lorner, John Thu oue.
April G. 1057.
SEG AES, an immense quantity. ni excellent
flavor, and decidedly cheap —elan Te *time°
and Snuff—to be had at NOttliEeK'S.
%WA L K LNG CAN KS. for gentlemen, of v
r.oua luAtbs, ju t og, ytt ypd „ ,
• • • • 1 • • YANti•v*i.
Ha% inz the right (sr all .111rttn‘ county, ex
-040M: and Insisetj,.y town
,cll eit'aer inachh:e4 or tcn
ri21,1.. 11 . t:,
4.3'•.11,.., at the soine pl toe , 'you lull Ins ste
i,unicnl.tted IL it h 1:1 tlt.l 1.:8 M i i i 1/0
gut uy,. in tho Snoe fcr the same stiney--tnal-
Imintly kepi in ham,.
Itcpoirinz .lone, neatly nint nt Atari
n itice. All kinds 4.r country protitiee tAkeA
iu eyrixinge fltt. worst.
• {lefty-burg, May 18, 185 . 7. Can
ItEIIIIOIVA
•
Alm Prater, Watch and Clock-maker,
As mno od hie shop to Carlisle sttert,
iks's stOre, where lie *ill
&homy* lie harry to attend to the wills at
tamers. Thankful for past favors. lie hii til
tet.
by PitrietAttentbrn to business t o o l a demire to
!arose, to inerlt and mei,e the petruonge of
the
Gettysburg, May 18, 11ViT.
10 THE, COUNTRY.
G' OOD NEW WS.
, -
RAVE rented the Foundryfor the ensti
lug year, and am prepared to make the
different kinds of t'astitigs usually 'pads at a
Foundry. I will keep ronstnntly un lomiltlre
different kinds of PLOI'MIS, Points. Mares,
Cutters, Lc.: I'itta,-lietiles, Pans, 1 1Vashing.
Jluchit,er, tic.; Stir' es tool illachinery: Por
elles7 Verandah's tutibeinueteri Feet:leg made
and toil up with dispatch.
All orders will - be attended to Itrottiptiy; '
but being without, capital., and maxr tieing
necessary to carry ott the '1A.1111111416. f will LO
compelled to sell for rash' ' but final! country
Work •' i per eent. will Is' fiedueted. - Suitable'
trade will he taken, if delivered at the ilea*
of purehai•ing. Give ur, n ,3111.
E. M. IVAItIIEN; -
Gettysburg. Jmic 1, lo;;1.
WINGERD, Wli/TE & SWOPE, -
DEAtEnsITT
BOOTS, SHOES, 11.1 E, CRS,
Bonnets and Straw Goods.
No. 4 North noward street, up ,stairs,
(olif.;;.it'e the [toward Houti.e;)
Adani B. 117,iy , rd,)
s. ~b•, 1 BALTIMORE, !i.a.
Julru J. Str,,pr
1;1 , . IS, 1K:,7.
A N I:II'SITeK Ot
oft'r ,tk AD Numw,
' Al fl u r/i./ 11 If r , d.r'// a /111,01 xfreri.
riiIHE imultrsigned hag just purchased a will
selected Stock in Goods, - and invitee the
f a tteittii , n of the public to his fine assortment
Gvntiernen's. Ladies', and l'hit•
dren's BOOTS " AND lINGESIIOI6 B
"These Goods have been selected
with a view to meet the viTicras wants arid
necessities ofctistoiners. Also, a splendid as
sortment of Plain and Fancy GAITERS k
SLIPPEIts. of iall sizes and description*, made
of very best materials, which he is prepared to
sell on a. favorable terms as they can be had
at any place in the County. Having bees
engaged in the Mule business lot 30 years, ho
flatters himself that he has selected such
Goods as will give entire satisfaction to all
who may wish to purchase. Call and cumin.
for yourselves.
Shoes, Ate.. made to orilet
heretofore. W ILLI A M MIER.
Alay 11, 1857. Stn • s
Latent Arrival!
Another Lary,. Stock of Nrie Goode!—C7iertp,
l'hen7e . r, Cheaper,!
ACOBS & BRO. have just received from the
CV city. a large lot of New Goods—Clotho,
Carisimeres, Tenting's. &e. &c. Ste.,
which they are prepared to Pell cbeaper than
ever. Step in and look at their assortment.
You wilt rind the newest stiles of goods—as
well as the latest Fashions ?or garments..
The Tailoring branch attended to, as here
tofore. flood work and warranted to flt !
. Gettysburg. March IG, 1857.
: •
Type & Stereotype Foundry.
T JoitNsoN & CO. inform their friends,
_Li e and Printers genernlly, that they are
constantly making large AT:litmus to their now
sortment of Book, Job and Ormilmtal
letters, and will continue to add every,der
s er iption of type Which the improvements in
the art ntavriggest, end the wants of the trails f .
ietiu ire. 'Their assortment as imprises a great
er variety than any other 'Foundry In the
United States, and their prices are atneag the •
lowest. •
Printing Presses, Cheese, Cases, Printing
Ink, and ever, article used is a printing.
office. constantly on bend. • .
• Stereotyping and Electrotyping, of every
de. :141'44m. prrimptly attendCd to as usual. •
Philadelphia, May lit, 1857.
21:48 16
6 00
20 75
C►,`COND ARRJVAL OF
spring do Mummer VoOdal•
AATE retTeutfully incite the attention of
•
buyers and eastAmers both in _town
and country to nor now stock of Goodik-.
eottatiatn of Dry lioods. Notions, queensware.
Cedar Were. Crockery Wore, a n d tiroieries ;
1hr.411 r-. 1,14 CUITHIya I ;
nothing made to order. u tbu d iv cu t
free of charge, at the uurth-Ncest eciner of the
Dinnum.l. JOHN HOKE. •
June I, 18,57. .
Administrator's Notice.
TOSF:PII ORNI)ORFPS F.STATE.—Let
.ltent of adinini.tration nn the estate of
Joseph Orndorlf. late of !littler twp..
en.. deeensed having hecn g.rantett to the un
dersigned. residing. m Freedum,township. its
hereby give* nowe to all per..ott , indebted to
said
said estate to inalse immediate paytnent, and
those haying claims ageinet the same to pre
sent them properly All themiente.l for settle.
ment. WM. ROSS W Ill'T,t..ld sk' r.
June S. 1857. flt
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Home of Entertainment.
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9111 F, •oib , irriher l opened the F1C.1.4.1K
-1. LIS 11017:0'.. in the pleasant and health.
fel village of New Oxford, Admits
Pa.. and is now prelim eil to iveconiiiiudate
eli who farm him with a t U, in a saliiiliestory
manner. PerNonv reititling in Baltimore, or
other cities, de.irintt In .pond a feu wevlo' lit
the denintrv. wilt ;ild New Oxford ezeetding-
Iy healthy, beautifully located, and lits,house
well. adapted to their wa n ts.
JACOB - MARTIN.
June 8, 185;. 3t
Illideol dig; 'Fanners OD.
rtfin DRY FLIT IIII),E.S; 100 Mils.
TAN Elr,S OIL. For Nor by
J. PALMER &Ml.,'
Market Street Wharf, Pliilattlelpkia..
May IS, 1557.
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noon+ and Mimeo'.
Ai.%rite stAlnrt tilt:lll4o%K upetlici. Alll4 • hell'
hcasoW eLeeper theta the ot.vepeeLat
S A SISON
Flour Air Sale.
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1 IF von want a good barrel Of Flour , cull at "
HOKE'S STORE. ail fie has inade 'mange
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menet to live eltvaym the beat, which be will
sell at 25 ins advance.
l' May 5. : ' JOAN auks: '
lACEMNSWARE: China. Gloat and gifiriL . •
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ware--a large intaortnient mud selling
cheap. at -- -
Wilts% 4t P.417ftl 'IMP ~
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ULOUR &,,FP.ED ilwaya , on halatacii.ljutti
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