Sit
SKINDAY 11010010, KAY 10, Ins
poi& ecitplt Off4iiss.
liftlii mffma.
The bus of Yr. Jam Cusomirrza,
near Road lull, in Reading township,
was struck by lightning about 8 o'clock
out Thstrinkty evening last, and entirely
cusoni4d, together with &boat airtons
et bay; two calves and a sheep. lli
the building contained beside was sav
ed. The light was distinctly seen from
this place.
AR •$ Rea.
Mr. Jour SMITH, one hundred and elev
en years old in November last, passed
through this place last week, on his way
from the State of New York to the
West, on foot. lie tarried awhile at Mr.
SoLomon Powaas's from whom we
learn that, though of such extreme age,
he seemed quite vigorous, with hearing
acute, sight good, and voice distinct.
lie was a participant in the Revolution
ary war, mid held a Sergeant's position
in the army of Washington. lie is now
travelling homeward. having been on a
visit East, and refuses to avail himself
of the railroads, because he has no no
tion of being killed just yd.
Thar ltereagllt Sabo'la.
All the Common Schools of tho Bor
ough wore removed into the new build
ing, on High street, on Monday last,
where they are herafter to be taught,
dispensibg with all othsr school houses.
The upper floor is ohrow n into one large
school room, (with class and clothes
rooms adjoining,) and is occupied by
the more advanced pupils, under the
immediate charge of M. S. CONVIEUZ,
A. M., the Superintendent of the entire
school, assisted by Miss McCima.tx
and Miss McCaznar. The first floor is
divided into four school rooms, with
glass partitions, so arranged that the
four may be thrown into one. These
rooms are devoted to the less advanced
scholars. from those in their ABC's to
those in geography and arithmetic, un
der the charge of Mr. R. A. Lrrrt.s,
subject to the direction of the Superin
tendent, assisted by Miss MCCUIIDT,
Miss THOMPSON and Miss Scam.4l*
The desks are all d black walnut, with
each scholar's oest numbered, as well
as the hooks is the clothes rooms upon
which huts, caps, bonnets, &c., are
placed. The building is heated with
two furnaces, and the schools ars call
oil together by a bull in the belfry.
It is thought that seven teachers will,
under the present arrangement, be en
abled to do the work of nine, as under
the old system, and thakthere will also
be a saving in fuel, &c., the whole suffi
cient to make up for the increased
outlay required in the employment of
a Superintendent. We (lope all these
anticipations may be more than realiz
ed, but time will tell. .
Iliessuribbas 71 $c..
A " tip-top " article of Mead can at
all times he had, cool mid sparkling, at
JACOB SIIF.ADS'Et, in Middle street, ad
joining the rite fur the new Court
liou,e. The deservedly high reputation
of the " Sheads Mead " does not suffer
in his hands. 'Try it.
Mir The heavy rains of the last week
swelled the streams and water courses
to an unusual height. Rock Creek has
rarely been more river-like than it was
on Friday morning. Much of the corn
planted we suppose to be none the bet
ter for baying been in the Froand so
early.
germr. GEORGE F. ECKENRODE, the
Postmaster at Heidlersburg, has sup
plied. 'himself with a very handsome
office stamp, at his own expense, the
office not rating sufficiently high to bo
included in the rule under which they
are fun ished by tho Department. The
stamp was procured in Now York, and
lb much'more'neat and perfect than the
generality of Uncle Sam's.
iMirAt the late term of Court, Judge
Ftsitioa decidod in favor of the applica
tion to annex a portion ("Buchanan
Valley ") of lienallen to Franklin
township. • •
,The evening train on the Hano
ver Brunch Railroad has been resumed,
and will hereafter connect with the
Accommodation Train on the Northern
GNAW Railway, on every Tuesday and
Saturday evening.
Preaching may be expected in the
Associate Reformed Church in this
plump on Sabbath next, at 2 o'clock in
thilidternoon.
allpiThe Town Council have, we un
derhand, appointed A. B. licara, Esq.,
SIAM' and !toad Commissioner, for the
WellOt ' •
- erne Bank of Gettysburg has de«•
dared a semi-annual dividend of four
Pei C. 0014.
1111111Piosearr advertisements are ex
eladsiebota our columns.
Mir May ,fair caw agues, /arust
daughter of the Spring, a her
emerikid, bur ecur.rfa ut inuutwun
nust, and her crown ot %/Wow
_ANlock:l4 Tritrzly.—.lt is stated that
a low dap' aim to Ric Loved motility,
44•4 ilegiu maul, beiuuguig to Jirie.
lioopoi, armed With au sae, eutereil
DisWitsuar is Leee, and killed iiis tow
tor ,00d =strew aud drdadliady
' ut . ILA aboddnoi that they
• 'survive. aiweu was awu
wade si.tsseusag the 1111/40011
• *wad ottodroo •ity Ai*
wiertilloi we. Yunnan:lay • a loodit
pi -111.11 at hood, Ifith Which Ski *O6
tilting him Mt
-.lllllllW' - tau aegru was
Wow.
Illiiiiwor aroma aiNfp•adt.
The annual report of receipts and ex- ifikacide.—Fasionmex. Warrmoas was,
penditares of the Hanover Branch Rail- t found suspended bpthe neck, by means!
road Company for the year ending 1 p of strop°, in his &tiler's barn, on Friday
March 31st, 108, is published . Though ; morning last., life entirely extinct. Do
the Road has, in common with the I I ceased was a bachelor about 45 years of
Railroads throughout the country, been ; age, and our correspondent says the
injuriously affected by the late revulsion I supposition is that ho was crossed in /
in monetary affairs, the business done love.
upon it has been large—far, far ex- E7edion.—An election was held in ,
ceoding the most sanguine expectationsEmmitsburg on Monday last, for Bor
entertained at the commencement of d ough officers, which resulted in the
the work. The gross earnings daring ; choice of the following gentlemen : Ber
tha year have been: I foes, Patrick Kelly; Commissioners,
Flom Freight, $18,659 54 i Charles A. Shorb, Frederick A. Rowe,
Passengers,...... 8,865 65 Dr. James W. Eichelborger, Joshua
" Maas and Express, 541 30
--MOOG 79 Rowe, Henry Stokes, and Rich. S. Gil- 1
The working expenses and the ex-I son ;—President of Fire Company,
pensee for maintenanceofßoad,Bridges, Joshua Shorb; Vice President, Daniel
Motive Power and Cars, havo amounted Wile; h fret Engineer, Neill. Rowe,
to $16,197 07. Tho working expenses, ' Second do., D. G. Adelsborger; Seery
exclusive of iron, cross-ties, and cost of terry, J. F. Adelsborger. It is under-
bridge, as applied to renewal of road,
&e., have amounted to $12,991 29, or
43i per cent. of the gross earnings.
The net revenue, or balance of $15,-
015 50, has been appropriated to the
purchase of a Locomotive, Passenger
Car, Freight Cars, to the construction
of a new Bridge, to other improve
ments, and in paying the interest on
the Bonds.
Tho items of receipts are as follows :
From earnings of Road $18,006 49
" Stock subscriptions,.........lBl 14
" Rest, . 45 00
" Materials sold 109 . 77
" Working Gettysburg Road, 53C 40
" Temporary 1,484 25
Atter deducting expenses, a balance
of $1,158 58, is left in the Treasury.
The President, Capt. A. W. Ewan.-
BELOXR, concludes his report with the
following paragraphs :
111 pursuance of the contract made for work
ing the Mashed portion of the Gettysburg Rail
road, two trains have been rinsing daily to
New Oxford, since the 4th of January lest, in
• manner, we believe, satisfactory to both
CoMpanies. Sy the terms of the contract we
receive thirty cents per mile run, for the
services of motive power, passenger and bat%
gage cars and operatives.
It is expected that the Littlestown Railroad,
which will be completed early la the summer,
will also be operated by this Company. As
these Roads, when finished, will become valua
ble tributaries and furnish • trade that ours
does not enjoy, they will be entitled to as liber
al favor and protection as can be extended,
consistently with the interests of this Com
pany; and it is hoped, that, then, the amount
of travel will justify this company in run
ning passenger, independent of the burden,
trains. The delays, whist' sew occasionally
and necessarily occur, will then be avoided.
There were carried over the Road during
the year 10,24111 Passengers, against 18,1931
the preceding year, showing an increase of
1,050.. The whole number carried since the
opening of the Road is 91,467}.
We are gratified in being able to state that
no accident, resulting_ to the injury of a pas
senger, has ever occurred on the road.
In completing my yard In the rear of my
house this spring, which is 150 test in diameter,
I wish to pleat ten trees around It which are
to be equally distant from one another. lam
desirous of knowing how tar apart - they must
be?
limy, 1858
naives.
MR. EDlTOR:—Please let MIL tell your readers
a thing or two respecting myself, sad see who
can guess soy name.
I am rough, smooth, hard, long, soft, short,
round. eat, oval, or square. Am now honor
ed with the grasp of a monarch, end now in
the hand of him who performs the meanest
office. I possess the art of pleasing in a very
great degree. Am now the delight of the idle
bean, and_IZOW assist the skillbal artist. My
station is ever varying. I am Row thrown
carelessly in a corset, sow pat into the month,
now in the pocket, and now under the grate.
I will add only, that every room Is Indebted to
me for Its chief ornament. S.
May, 1858.
The followingl submit, if I understand it
rightly, as my ausirer to the Qoestion of A. of
Hanover :—The height and diameter of the ham
is a - little over 14.3 Inches. Liquid measure
beini by set of Assembly fixed for a gallon at
231 solid or cubic inches, 10 gallons would
make 2310 solid inches, and as a circle le a
minimum, i. e. to inclose with the shortest
line a given surface, this line must be the cir
cumference of a circle. The same applies to
squarer among isoperimeter rectangles, and
applies here. CONOWAGO FARMER.
11:rorroesIrgo Itrry,:as is Eneors.—lees Bev. 1.
Doolittle, • highly noopeetableClergymaa : •
Pests, November 1, Daft
Dear Sir :—About two yrers dace I made ere cd• few
bottle/ of your Oxygrattel Bitters, fur a stomach atm
plaint, which u at that time relieved.
Elam my stay la Xagland and Priam, I hare found
otd meaty, Irritability of the stomach, Wanting wain.
I could not lei any pmetriptkie to .&rd am relief, and
I made iaquiries In Lando° ;or your Ostygmeallal /4thats,
bat amid not kat any. I write sow to b. you ‘e woe
the favor to mad by Use earlier t &Mauer to liners, half a
doses bottled.
An add friend of mine In England. Captain Jackie.. of
the Briton Army, I fount, on my arrival, selering room
asthma, inaoilbstly Hai malt of &rappels Beni ao ad.
Ctionel half a dozen bottles, I 'Wahl like to Inv* the
Captain try the 'sodomise
lam nut aware that my name is known to you. I have
bees the milkiest Chiron's:l for some twenty.three years,
in Eberbrook nod Lennoxrills, Canada East, to which
chirp I bop* to be able to return in the spriest.
I r.malo , dear air, year obedient servant.
L. DOOLITTLE.
Srrn W. Foirt.t & Co., 138 Washington
street, Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their
agents eresyW hate. A. D. BUEHLER, Gettys
burg. May 3. 2w
i)l4l.kei epoii3.
orrettoi from UN Latest Llaltinir.-•,Yeric k. Ilabover Spies
Ballianore—Friday lasi
Flour, per barrel, $4 37 ® 4 50
Wheat, per bushel, 105 4 130
Rye. " 70 75
Corn, " 58 02
Oat., 4. 31 40
Clover-seed, " 4 00 4 50
Timothy-seed. , ' 200 225
Beef Cattle, per hand., 800 923
floss, 44 7 00i 750
flu;, • ton,
---._. 10 00 16 00
. Pee
WiaekeY, Per gallon. 20
Guano, Peruvian, per ton,
Rasoaatreday tad.
Flow, per bbL, from rr6—Ti
'wagons, $4 00
Do. "freak stores, 4 42
Wheat, per bush ' el, ® 1 00
63
Rye,
Corn, " 63
Oath "
Okstereeed, "
Tuirothy, "
Plaster, per tea,
yirt.6.01461 7
Illearepor lit 6.l•Dout migess, $4 00
D 0.,, " ores stases, 476
Who* per Irbil. 66 ° 6
691. •
- ten --4 14
illememot, 4 60
" • II 06
Plaster, per tea, 6 36
stood that the new Board is in favor of
improving the streets, and using the
most stringent means for the preserva
tion of good order.
Turnpike.—Thero is some talk of the
citizens of Emmitsbnrg trying to raise
subscriptions fora Turnpike from that
place to Gettysburg or Littleetown, as
the roads are ezeoxangly bad in wet
weather. It is to be hoped .that some
thing will be done in the premises, and
that soon.
Pre Poe Compiler
I Problem.
ler Tb. Comp Mr
Per flie 0000116.
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5000
$1
4 00
1 50
6 00
iliirOrson Hyde, ono of the Mormon
apostles, boasts that if ho lives ten years
and thrives as he has been, he will
" have sons enough to makes regiment
by thenisolves." We have all heard of
the "daughter of the regiment," but
the father of a regiment will be some
thing now in our land.
Ilie Rho%
"Thee muss Übe wild beatibir, is.. sleet air COMM 600 f;
Wink elleal by boob odor bosoms" II Wog."
MARRILCD,
In Peoria, 111., on Tuesday. evening, April
27th, by the Rev. R. C. Rowley, Mr. J. R.
THOMAS to Miss MARY M. HOSS.MAN, all of
that city.
On the 4th inst.,at the Conowsgo Chapel, by
the Rev. Ernsdt Ryder, Mr. MICHAEL G. LA W
RENCK, of Adams county, to Miss REBECCA
CISLER, of this vicinity of Hanover.
At St. Joseph's Church, Einmitsburg, on the
2d inalwat, by the Rev. James Rolando, Mr.
WM J. ROWE, of Harper's Ferry, Va., to Miss
ELIZA WILLS, of the former place. [Freder
ick papers please copy.]
"Tile IMO.
..Lltur lawn* estormiltpiar . of ow
.. IN fogad ;
711.1, sms uis roma, wither*"Om ervoiri."
DIKE)
On the lst bit., Mar Littlestowp, ABRA
HAM DANIEL; Sea Of Jacob and Lucinda Shea
ly, aged 2 years 11 - mouths and 10 days.
On Thursday last, Mr. JACOB WOLF,of Ham
ilton township, aged about 48 years.
On the Ist instant, Hrs. ALICK HOCKER
SMITH, consort of Was. IL Hockersmith, and
daughter of the late CoL Robert Fleming, of
Emmitsburg district.
Potatoes.
A PRIME article of Mercer Thia Ow. from
Baltimore. can be had at !comma I
M Armes, at 75 cents per bdshel.
ais-New Goods just arriciog.
May 10, 184.
Estrays.
STRAYED Avow , from the premises of the
subscriber. in &raisin township. about
two weeks ago, 3 ruang - Hitifers and 1 young
Bull. Two of the heifers are red, the other
bleak spotted, and the bull is a brindle. Any
pewee returning said cattle, or giving infiir
elation of their whereabouts. will he suitably
rewarded. JOSEPH 'ECKENHODE.
May 10. 3t
Cheap ! Cheap !
MORE NEW OOODS!—JACOES k 8110.
hare just returned from the city, with a
very large assortment of Cloth*. Cseeimeres.
Vesting*, Summer Goods, and everything
else in the men's wear line. They also o ff er
plain and fancy Shirts, Collar*, silk and cot
ton Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, /se. Having
bought unusually low, for the clash, they are
enabled to sell CRISP'S* THAN tIrtlt••••411 excel
lent fall cloth suit, made up, for $l3, fur in
stance. Give them a call, at their new estab
lishment, in Chainbersburg street,* few doors
west of the Court-house, before purchasing
elsewhere. [May 10.
Clear the Way
("FOR THE NEW FIRM—Nn. 1, 2
and 3 Riding and Wagon Saddles,
Trotting. Buggy and Carriage Har
ness, Buggy, Carriage, Mule, Ilair, Ticking
and common Collars. Riding and Driving
Bridles, Meningitis, IL►lters, horse Covers
and Fly Nets of every description ; Whips,
&c., just received and for sale astonishingly
low, at BRINGMAN I CULP'S:sign of the
"BIG BOOT," Chambersburg street.
May 10, 1853.
New Goods,
A T the new firm of PAXTON £ McTL
-"L' HENY, at the Su/ail-East Curiser
Ire Square.
The subscribers would respectfully informs
the citizens of Gettysburg an the public gw
erally, that they have just received, and are
now opening, a very choice selection of Hats
and Caps,consisting of Oakford's Philadelphia
Spring Style, M ileskin Dross flats, unsur
passed for neatness of shape and elegance of
finish ; Felt, Fur and \Vool Hata, of all colors
and styles, together with a complete assort
ment of Men's and Boys' Cart, which they
warrant to be of the best material and of the
most fashionable styles, all of which will be
offered at very low prices. Also, Straw
goods of every variety and style.
sir These goods were carefully selected
and bought fur cash, which will enable them
to sell at very low prices.
PAXroN & MclLuzxr.
May 10, 1858.
TUE attention of the ladies is especially in
-1 sited to the large and well selected as
sortment of Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Shoes and tinkers, at
PAXTON McTummy's.
PANAMA. Leghorn, Braid and Palm Hats
for sale cheep, at
Banton & Cr LP'!.
TIMBRELLAS and Canes of eve rz variety
dad miss. at BOUM:MAX I CVLz'e.
MISS iIIoCKBARY has jut Wanted from
the city with a trash assorteunt of Nu
=URSA Straw awl Cohawal Straw
Call sad see them.
pARLSOLS—Latast style., it
Mist WOW Ws.
EMBROIDEMEIB—Very sharp. M
Miss *emotes.
MANTILLAS—C}asp aad flialtionabia, at
ittas ilcOaaaar's.
RRINN:HiIAN & MU bare jut received a
*NW sieseismitt
chMt sad
afer Felt Hata,
aIA the oh aed
Go Of Sela, al the digkW
Tkor."
potnt a FILM for_
__se*lv
-T.Z & THOMAS.
The dirawHotlPL
To TUB TRATILINO PUBLIC—The
subeeriber would most rsispectrally &O
smoses that he has Oaken the Hotel hasly
kept by Israel Tomsk it Frederick street, in
the Borough of HANOVER, where be is pre
pared to accommodate, in elegant style,Trav
idlers and others visiting the place. He
pledgee himself that nothing shall be ward
ing to make his MMe a pleasant and agre&
able home to all who may give him their
custom. The bras is large end eonvenient,
and will always be provided with attentive
Domestics and a flithful and honest Ostler.
The Bar and Table are supplied with the
beat the market will afford, and his beds will
he round to be in the best possible condition.
In everything pertaining to a fi rst rate house
the subscriber is determined not to be sur
passed by any one. Just give him a trial—
you will always find old Dave about.
There is a line Yard attached, and Stabling
sufficient for 25 or 30 horses.
DAVID NEWCOMMER.
Hanoter, May 10. 1858. tf
Statement
OF the Bent of Gettysburg. as required by
the 2d section of the Act of the General
Assembly of this Cmuiacowealth, appruyed
the 1:: th day of October A.D. 1857.• .
.uliwts.
Loans and dismounts, 8317,584 13
Stunk of the Commonwealth, 24,189 7'
Secie, •
D p na by city Banks, 8109.098 87 59,693
" eountzv " , 5,448 20
Notes of other Banks, 3,783 11
I • ,331 98
Stocks. 908 74
Judgments, M. 306 09
Bonds, " 0,795 38
Real **ate, • 9.823 00
LIAIII.IIIISI.
Circulation, 819,915,00
Depot's. C.ISS 89
Due t o utkor Rants. 6,233 48
I. T. D. Corms. Cubit& of the Bank i f
Gettysburg. Whig aimed, depose sad 44.
that the above stataaseat is trovest to the
belief sex ksowledge sad belief.
T. D. CARSON.
Gettysburg, May 4. 185 d.
Affirmed bawe um this sth day of May
A. 1). 1859. Use. ARNOLD, J. P.
Dividend.
BASK OF GETTYSBURG, May 4.1R58.
Th. Board of Directors hare this day de
clared a seini-esulual Dividend- 4 Four per
cent.. payable on or atter Monday next, the
10th inst. T. D. OAB&M, Caahier.
May 10, 1868. 3t
Notioe
TO TAX-PAYEBIL--Notie• is hereby giv
en that the County Commissioners will
make an ABATEMENT of FIVE per cent.
upon all state and County Taxes assessed
for the year 111.511 that shall be paid to Cu!lec
tors oa ur before Thursday, the Ist day of
July next. Collectons will be required to call
on tax-payers on or before the above date,
and maks such abatement to all persons pay
ing on or before said day, and raj the same
to the County Treasurer, otherwise no alytte
matt will be made. By order of the Com
missioners. J. M. WALTER.
May 10, MS. Clerk.
Executors' Moth*.
HENRY ALBERT'S ESTATE.,—Letters
testamentary on the estate of Henry Al
bert, late of Reading township, Adams co..
deceased, having been granted to the under
signed, (the first named residing in Reading
township and the last named in Huntington
township,) they hereby give notice to all
persons indebted to said estate to make im
mediate payment. and thus* having claims 'a
gainst the same to present them properly
authenticated for sittlensent.
BENJAMIN ALBERT,
DANIEL ALBERT,
May 10, 1858. 8t Executors
Notice.
TAKE NOTICE that / have applied to the
Honorable the Judges of the Court 'of
Common Plea. fur the comity of Adams. for
the benefit of the Insolvent Laws of the Com.
nsonwealth of Pennsylvania, and they have
appointed heyday, Ike 251 k day of May. A.
D., 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. M.. to hear me
and my ereders, at the Court-house, in the
borough of Get tysburg , when and where all
persona interested may attend if the, see pro
per. L J. WIt3OI 4 LKEY.
May 10, 1858.
1~~ . y.
HE subscriber has motored his Plough
T I
and Machine Shop from the 'Foundry
building to Railroad street, eoposim Tate's
Blacksmith shop, back of the Bogie Hotel, ff
where be is better prepared than ever to at- v
tens to customers. Ploughs always oa hand if
and made to order at the shortest notice, sad
Machines, Ream*, &c., repaired. Also he
will attend to cleaning and repairing Clocks.
May 10. DAVID WARREN.
Saeotion.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockbokl•
ere in the Gettysburg Water Company,
that &nil:leaden Sw ire Managers of sod
Company will he held at the house of George
W. McClellan, is Gettysburg. of Ward",
the 2!d is of dfcsi islet., between the ham
of 2 and 4 o'clock. P. M. By order of die
Board. 8. R. RUSSELL, Sec'y.
May 8.1858. to
Mellows's 8a18!
A TALI:U.BLE IRON L BRAM FOUN
". DRY.—Osi rtgeaday, the 25tA .f May, at
1 o'clock, P. M., the undersigned, Assignee
under a deed of voluntary assigument. fur
the benefit of creditors, by THOMAS WAIIIIMN
1 Wm. wilt sell at public pale, nn the prell
ises, in Gettysburg, the following valuable
property, viz :
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. fronting on
Railroad street, on which is erected • valeta
ble Iron and Brass Foundry, known as the
"GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY," with all the
necessary apparatus, Steam Engine, Flasks,
Patterns, Tools, &c. The Foundry I. now in
running order and doing a good business.
There will also be sold a good IRON SAFE.
far Attendance will be giren and terms
made known by
SAMUEL WEAVER, Assignee.
May 3, 1858. is
SEADS & BUMILER hare, at their
Stove Ware Room, in West Middle street,
T and at their Coal and Lumber Yard. on
0 Washington and Railroad streets, four
V varieties of Cooking Store:, embracing
IC the Noble Cook, Royal Cook, William
S Penn and Sea Shell. These Stoves are
of Plfe vielphia manufacture, base
been recent!• patented, and have been thor
oughly tested. They an pronounced supe
rior to all others in the country, for Coal or
Wood. They w il l be delicered anywhere is
the county, if desired.
Gettysburg, May 3.
MILLINERY.—Miss LOUISA KATZ Luria
Wishes to inters& this Wier of town and
country, that she is now prepared to execute
'Millinery in all its branehee, in West Middle
street, a few doors below Mr. George Wale's
store. Work dune cheaper than elsewhere in
town. Plesseadl alai sea Eapr. 21, '36.
Good
journeyman Shoemaker. Tho highest
wages will be paid. Inquire at
SEINWA • CULP&
VESTS—ouch aa Satin. haus Olodit Kat
T and Whit. &lumina, Lima, Gargalli',
at NUMMI,
SOCKS, Saapseders, Cravats sad
dilatis,st PRKE '
IJioersn th ything yam want eta los WIEN
. 4 'L cheaper an emrhara. at
FAHNESTOCKEr.
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•I ltur lianm*E4ll . , Noir IS the Time!
Tug iir Z to n ig h a i lic o r Franklin ; g
astlawriber would inform the public that
township will aseetat Op house of Hatay he has opened a MACHINE tillOP, in
Attester. in ilealst twit, itinard hairasitip. OM ' Chneshershard area, Gettysbuz://,, near the
Saturday. the sth dayof Anse nest, Atle'c •, • : Foundry, where he will have various kinds of
in the `afternoon, fur the purpose of letti g,l Machines on band at 'any tinwo hereafter.
to the .lowest end best bidd er , th e h u i tog, suchill l'Areskiug Muckiues, Corn Sheller;
of * BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE. in t e vii -1 Corn Adder Cullers, Clocerami Hullers, Straw
large of Mummashurg, Plans ands cities- Callers, and Horse-Miners of different kinds,
doom can be seen by calling on the t nazi- — two, font or wiz-horse, to snit purchasers ;
ed of the Committee, is said vili —indeed all such as can be hal at Hanover
.• SAMUEL ART, lor Littlestown. Also, Midi/Paso Machines,
FIANCE LOIIR, ' for house carpenters. put up in the very best
E. W. TAMLE. Band most substantial manner. Calissig
May 3,185 R. Lic omm a I / cc , Screws or long Bolta b any kind or she less
- - 7-' - than eleven feet in length, always attended
Bb.eads & / Buehler . I to, as well as 71srisiaa in iron, casting or
L Have constantlyidn hand, at their yard , wood. Also all kinds of Iterllßl7o on Ma.
U on Wasliingtoq/and Railroad streets, ' chinery, dressing-up Mill Spindler, &e., dune
M any variety / 4 River and Mountain lon the Illiortalt notion.
B LUMBEII-r-White Pine, Hemlock, ' I hope that all in want of anything in my
E Poplar, Ash. .143.—Boards, Plank, line will call at my S'aop before going else-
II Joist. Scantling and Studdinig. They where. I will warrant all my work to give
arey to Alf all orders, at the short - satisfaction to purchasers.
est notice, r any amount, for 'auilningpur- DAVID STERNER.
poses, at rices which will surprise those March 29, 1858. ly
7, ,
who ma favor them with a call. They hare
also osithand a lot of worked Flooring, Win.
thaw 11. Palings for fencing, Plastering
an hingling Laths. &e.
etfysburg, May 3, 1858.
/Ls
Public Sale.
THE subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on
the premises, oa Saturday, die 1.51.4.4 a,
of May next, 3 LOTS OF GROUND, situate
in the, town of Mummasburg, ti
Adana county, adjoining lots of 11 I
Abraham Mut, harms thereon a •
one arida half story LOO 110 USE.
Log Stable, Well of water and fruit trem.
Mi`Sate to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
on said day. when attendance will be given
and terms made known by
CHRISTIAN SHIFFEIIER.
April 26, 1858. W
•
_ Notice of Inquest ______
NOTICE le hereby given to all the heirs
*ld le tl repreeentatires of JOHN
KNOP. late of Beading township, Adams
musty. dreamed. to wit :-
Ist. The issue. eight in number, of Mary,
a sister, intermarried with Blmoy.Myers,
both deceased, to wit: Mary Mears, whose
resitlenee ie , UwksluwoiJasn6, whose
residence unknown; E.isaiinilartrliOtermar
tied with Michael lUekenbrud. whose resi
dence Is unknown; Sally. intermarried with
John Bright, whose residence is unknown;
henry Myers, &meet Myers. the last two
named of Elkhart county, Indiana. (Mt. O
live P. 0.); David Myers, whose residence
is unkbownt and Joiseili Myers, whose resi
dence is unknown.,
144.691 as
348.1.71 87
2d. The lo n e fotir in number, of Jacob
Knop, a deceased brother, to wit: Elisa
beth, intaniarried with Jdin Sours, of Ber
wick township. Marne mianty. Pa.; Henry
Knop., of Potwar comity, Ohio; Anna. inter
an with Samuel Burkholder, of Lea
more township, Adatas county, Pa.; and
Mary, intermarried with Jacob George, of
Reading township, Adams entisty,
34.1. The issue, saran in number, of Esther.
a sister, intermarried with Andrew Uts. both
deceased. to wit : Daniel Uts, of the county
of Seneca. is the State of Gbh,. (Tiffin P. 0.);
Anna Mary, intermarried with Christian
Brilhart, of Canton.. Stark county, Ohio;
Lydia, intermarried with J.ieoli R. Myers,
'sir Elkhart bounty, Indiana, (near Oue6en);
John tr..% of Greensburg. Summit county,
Ohio: Andrew Utz, of Travis county, Texas:
Sarah. intersiutrried with Peter Brilhart, of
Crawford eiuotv.Ohhi, (Chatfield P. 0.). and
Samuel Utz, of ILirdia county, Ohio, (Teen.
ton P. 0.)
4th. The issue, byre in number. of Nancy,
I sister deceased. intermarried with Maxwell
kiriLoster, to wit: William IL•Master, of
York bounty, Pa. (Hanover P. 0.1: Seams!'
Me3L.lster. of Carroll constr. Maryland.
(Non Windsor P. 0 ); Andrew McMaster. of
Butler township. Adams county. Pa.: Eliza.
intermarried with Jacob Stop. and Mary
Ann, intermarried with Solomon Hawkins,
the last twa named both of Yurk county, Pa.,
(13anover P. 0.)
sth., Sarah, • sister, intermarried with
John llisalier, your petitioners—all of the
shore named hawsbeing of fuU
That an INQVEST will be held on the fol
lowing property, to wit: Four certain Lots
of Ground. shoat* in the town of Hampton.
in the tewneliip of Beading and county
of Aflame aSiremaid, on use of width. being
a earner of the pebble areue is maid town.
are erected a large beside hove* With two
kitchens, two *tablet, and with pre p=
of water, and lung occupied se a
ho w t throe of said lot' are bounded 73 7. ;
Fresh - Fruits,
alley and in part by kit of William Nod. thegiapegajgg, NoT10)18 , k e. _„.. •
fourth lot Weeded by alleys as tt laid th e Uf Friths. Wefts of every description, as
Misstep Panama. and froativiren the Saw- follows—Layer Raisins, Figs,
tershern read r—ox ,holey, tie IN deg of Oranges. Lemons. Dates. Palm
Trif fr&efe.ni. at 10 u'elock, A. IL. on aid, . Nubs. Filberts, hard and paper
premises, to make partitionlbereet m !mir shell Almonds, Pea Nuts, &e.
•"' "ID amount the heirs and legal Mires A good assortment of Sugars—
.' eat; of said deceased. if the same will • , . Loaf, Brown. Powdered and
" parbithae. without, prejudice to ' • - Crushed, Coffee, N. o.Molasses.
Inch the whale thereof; bet if the :ilex • Syrups orate hest quality, Rice,
i An a admit of nub , ?athlete, to inquire Soda, Starch, Teas, Gur - talon,
over of said heirs it will al sloe' (grouod and unground,) Cloves,
e date, and part and divide %tie same it! an . Mustard, ko.
many or them as Me mule ' . Perfumeryof every descri p t i on,
which wil be sold lowfur Cas
„ ~,„1 11111, a co u Lo nit —srate ; fiat the same will nut ado'
-1- 1, or division at all without prejudice to A large lot just received.—Any
jilt° spoiling the whole thereof, then to ;OW one desiring a cheap, pleajant
O mited appraise the same, whole and lin and healthy drink wilt do well
whereof all Pomo , - iisterti ted s r ° 'f lu "! by purchasing this Syrup.
" notified toAU the various kinds of Tobae
sallAtroMlVlSTC/Miffi• cu, Cigars and Snuff, fur sale
Sberilts Olive. Gettysburg. • by Wm. Boyer & Son.
May 3, 11353. d J Viaegar. We hare a good quality. as all
will say who have tried it.
Fl urill'• Feed. We have made arrangements
to have constantly on hand
, Iflour and Feed, which we will
insure to be of superior quality.
and at such prices as cannot fail
to please.
WM. BOYER & SON.
• New Spring GOO4llll
JJIJ SCIEICK has just received aid
• for *ale the sort desirable ass • • Cur
DRY GOODS aver bktught to Oettpben,
consisting in part of
Sprint Slits •
"Bli:a d 0 . ,•
FoUlards
Ottalli Ropes &Nellie,
Lawn do. do. •
Detainee,
Oi instal Lustros.
Also, Bombazines. Alpaca's* B. IMP*,
Gingham, Lawns, Brilliants, Shepherd's
Plaids, Crepe De Cputge,Tissue Bareges,ke.
April 5, 1858.
THE undersigned has commenced the Cabi
nat.nsaking business, in Monatpleasant
township, Adams county, on the road leading
from the Two ' LAMMAS to allilleter. alaut a
quarter of a mile northeast of Sheely's store,
where he has now 'on hand, and will manu
facture to order, Barrisr, Bedsteads, Titbits,
Stands, and every other article in his line,
put up of the beet materials, and in a work
manlike manner.
logreAss suede at the shortest notice.
and trimmed to order. Ile is provided with
a inn rate new Hearse.
lle asks a share otpublit patroooge, and
will endeavor, (14 street attention to business,
with gond work and low charges,) to do.
serve t. TOSEPII BEDERMAN.
April 19.1863. 3m
Lumber and Coal.
THE sabaseiher the that he
oftlawme the Liftwiter and
o Co* . beisiness
at Lirn.txroWw. Maass oaaatjtt laSor
male then svella4ag White Pine
Boar* sad Framing Eitalr,
Pfutilties Wise.
with all Ile& of Wire, Usieraers' and
alscitioaitlis' Coal. Yard near the Depot--
He invitee i t be ear of the pabliaotad will
sell as litw as that iwri lowest.
.
JOHN )1(114,114 r
Apoll 19t UM." ly •
Owls!
A I jar s !'
Ormaimin
Thltat,
' • D e b l o is ., e
KA SOWN , lisysiis WINN*
v taidhlt die aim of
PA EINEITOOK 'MOTU RS.
Oabinetmaldn&
New Millinery,
TN LITTLESTOWN.—MAItY M. BEIT
LER would respectfully inform the Ladies
of Littlestown and vicinity, that she has
commenced the Millinery business at the
residence of Wm. 11. Lanpinger, in Freder
ick 'street. where she will keep nn hand for
Kaki, at the lowest profits. BONNETS. Fan
cy Ribbons, Flowers. Bandboxes, Straw,
Leghorn, and other Millinery Goods, of the
newest styles.
bar Bonnet making
and trimming attend
ed to with dispatch, in the latest fashions,
and cheaply.
April S, 1858.
Millinery Removed.
pC. HOWARD would respectfully inform
the Wier of Gettysburg and its vicinity,
that they wilt find her in Chambersburg
street. st the residence of Mr. S.unuel Llorbst.
opposite Mr. Tate's Hotel.
Ladies can be accommodated with ready
ate& ISOMNS'rS; alsO a variety of Straw
Leghorn. and all kinds of Millinery Goods of
the latest styles. Ladies Will do well to call
and see for themselves.
April 5, 11118.
Opting Xillinery.
iur ss ateCIR,NAKY has just returned from
- I Y A• the city, and is now opening a beautiful
assortment of Millinery and to Goode, of
the latest styles, which eke will sell at the
lowest cash prices, and whieb she invites the
ladies to call and emuniae.
Milliners who wish to boy Goods to - sell
again, will tied it much to their edvantage to
give her a etll, as she keep* none but the
most fashionable goods.
April 19, 111311. 3m •
N•w Goods,
TN lIEIDLERSBURG.—P. A. 1 G. F.
ECILICNRODIC keys just returned from
the esetern cities with a large stock of Dry
Goats, Groceries, and all kinds of Hirdware
kept in con settees . Thal have splendid
nrtieles of super - for 7, 11 and 9 cents, and
Molasses in proportion. They hare on hand
also a law assortment of Roots, Shaer, Mb,
Cape. Le., the latter articles all being kept
up stairs, as they hare not room bdow in
the store.
All goods houghs or them in the Men's
Wear line will be cut free of °barge. Tci.
loriag done with neatness, durability and
dispatch, by J. A. Broichner, Tailor. Goods
bought elsewhere will be cut or made up at
the shortest notice sad on reasonable terms.
Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
P. A. k 0. F. FOKIINRODE.
Ileidlersburg, April VI, 1858.
The 500 People
WHO bought their Winter Clothing from
71 FRANKLIN B. PICKING, are all COON
ing hack. and bringing with them their
friends and acquaintances, to examine his
XLNT assortment of Spring and Summer
Cli.thing. just opened at M►s new Clothing
establiehment in Chentheraberg street, op•
posits the Lutheran Church. They will have
the cheapest and best assortment of Goods to
select from ever brought to Gettysburg.—
They will and every style of Sommer Coats,
Pantaloons, Vests, Raglan Clete of every
quality, Frock Costs of Italian Tweed, Cash
meres, ;Lima. Chink: Doak Costs. w.
Pants ofhlack and fancy Onsisinseree, Tweeds,
Jiltin g Linea, Duck, Cotton, ite.
FRANKLIN D. PICKING.
April 26, 1838,
_April 28, 1868.
New Goods!
rifUIAPER THAN EVER !—Fahnestoek
Brothers have just received a large ss
seessassa of Ladies' Dress Goods, mieb as
Decals, Cuallis. Dehalms, Robes a Quills,
Silks, Chintz, Lawns. Gingbams, he. to
which weinvite the attention of buyers. Oar
monk comprising every variety of style sad
mitten. and having been selected with are
and pirehased low. weean offer inducements
to those wishing Spring Goods such as cap
not be bad elsewhere.
April 12,1858.
New Goods. .
cheapest in town. Call and nee them,
JL at the attire of GEO. ARNOLD.
April 5, {B5B.
Domestic Goods
IN irerl , raristi st SCHICK'S, consisting
of Prints, Muslin'', Gingitnno, Mocks,
Ticking., iliteetinp, [April 5.
!Rhin' h
lIE third Mita lof by by express.—
Tbe prettiest styles yet offered to the la
dies, sad from which they cannot fail to
please their tastes. Owns intaredistely Urns
want pretty and *beep_ seeds. The latest
styles and patters* of siat stri_pa robe s just
rewired at " FAIIINWTOOKS'.
April 20,
1~,~. ~ i
MME best seeoetesent, sad the cheapest, in
town. 011111011 d IMPS them. alikeiting
Emporium of GEO. ARNOLD.
. Apeil.it e 1868. ,
611A= 0 1
i l
m s
ire motete .and Riblione.—Titibot
. IF , Stella & Gaps • illtsels.
w ok" deo filawbeirit. Alto
ileenell'itioininge; a M.
i i kli ti r , al !!! . He Y sbas a 16 14. 1 ,1 1
.......
. , atwon destei b en on WO
' SON*IIOIIO.Sk , NI
~ ,
41.0: 411.1 MIW IMIL letall libel IA& to order at
l'a RUKULERS„ I. Oaqinberottori Street.
, ;MI7P • g . ‘ . ..! • kirW . WIS P A44
Sunatol
gud len
nighty _ tpany
with severat.othurtlie4lipi*NittPal 10-
men , ho dined lit the bigketkidlt.or
liammond;ilso "of f*tit fkirielnit;
loft.tiebe for his toluSifteriettofalbek ,
alitidia4rititho -enjoyatte4: P
good-"liiNitslif'*bortly after 'reads% g
home he' waWatetekett,ltith-disease of
the heart, and expired about, eleven
o'clock
kir. Mr. CLINO)IAN, chairman of' the
Committee on Foreign 4ffairs of He
House, fn; boon appointed a Vac;Al
States Senator from North Carofins, in
place of Mr. Biggs, appointed to a
Judgeship in that State.
HENRY lip:miss.
Family Grocery and Protialon
Store.
aILLESPIE d, THOMAS respectfully in
furu► the people of Gettysburg and 'the
puhlio generally, that they haie just return
ed from the city with a general assortment it(
GROCERIES, PROV ISIONS and VEGETA
BLES, which they are prepared to gell as law
as the lowest. FLOUR and FEED always; alt
hand, and sold at small • prufts.
*Lure on York street, one door easi OrWat
des' Hotel.
Gettysburg, Aug. 3, 1857.
New Coal & Lumber Yard, -
T Nror OXSDRD, ADAMS COUNTY, PA.-.
tSCKLIN lIERSU has received and' ill
constantly keep on hand, a large and well se
lected assortment of LUMBER, and a superior
article of COAL suitable for filthily punnets..4.
Also, Blacksmith's Coal of the test quality.
All orders fur sawed lumber can be filled at
the shortest notice.
Grand Opening .4 •
O F IIATS, CAPS, Boars. suoEs, Trunks
and Carpet Bags, at prices cheaper than
ever.—Parton & Nl' Ellen v have just received
the largest and cheapest assortment of Bivots.
Shoes, lista and Trunks ever brought to this
market, ail of which they intend selling at
the lowest prices.
P.S. Ladies' Gaiters, and all kinds of col
ortalSbutes, in pent abundance.
PAXTON 1 M' I LITENT,
REAPER AND MOWER.—I still hare the
Agency for C. 11. SloCormick's Reaper
sod Mower, and will offer to the Farmer'
this year two machines, the two•horse ma
chismo and the fuer-horse machine—sad will
guarantee fair chances and fug satisfaction
to an , person who may want to purchase a
machine. Any man purchasing a machine
front tee may work the machine against any
other machine during hay-making said liar-,
vest, and if it does not give better satisfac
tion than any other machine with which it
may hi worked. they are-at liberty to return
it. Formers will send in their orders to my
self, at Fabilield: D.ivid Schwan*, at Litthis
town ; or Franklin Hersh, at New Oxford—
as early as possible, and say which sized
machine they want. as we are taking in or
dens now for the coining sengon.
OPAItTX ERR' I P.—The Co-partnernhiii
OF
existing between the sub.cribert lien brvt
dissolved this di.y by mutual connect. We
are Dumb obliged to our friends and the pub•
lie fur the liberal support extended to
Our books are placed in the hands of Geo. H.
Briognsan for collection, and we earnestly
request those indebted to us to call and make
immediate payment, as we do giro to settle the
business of the firm without delay.
GEO. I. BLINGILIN.I
New Firm.
BRI NOMAN & CULP, SuecessOrs to Bring- •
man & Aughialmengh, Msnnfiteturereaml
Dealers in HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. SWIMS* .
Trunks. Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Callao,
Umbrellas, Canes, &c., &c. Ilaving enm
menced business at the well known trAnd'thr
Britigrnan A Aughinbaugh, (Sign of the Big .
Boot) we mill ite nil who desire anything-in
our line of business, feeling confident that
we wtil be able to give entire patinfitetimn
till a fil'inav favor us - with their pstrinage.
Boots and S loe4 made opal the shortest no
tice, n. beretotore. Also, Saddles, llarntt ~
Bridles, Trunk 9, ,te., and all kinds of ruptur
ing done at the shortest notice.
Come one! Come all! Itementlie# the
place, Chambersburg street, sign of the Mg -
B
Gettysburg, April 26, 18;8.
JUST RECZI WED. hap lot rsf
sad unblettebed Sheeting said Shirting,
all of which we oiler at seder:ol'l , 4volt. 1:
11. S. n.
. .
AITEENSWARE.- Persons wishiles to re l y
chase Queenaware will du wen 10-aegis—
ing Mir large and well seloetelf *prom/sent at
IL S. it Z. 11. hitt:male.
°WARS I TOBACCO.—A largistiptiti l
ki all, kinds, just receired.at
J. C. OM NN & BMA,
pE R. 9010 Aiovaitenchtili;mitilierp'ii l t *ill
lid It to their sultantatte rettrkiiie
"Mir TIAT-WAll&stleklit&iial, Clisit.
beiribeirgAtreek : . ;
r 4
Isaibyt,
zOOO
find ,
Hot
FRANKLIN lIERSU
New Oxford. Feb. 8, 18;8. tf
S 'ath Nast corner or Centre Square
April 5, 1858.
C. H. DieCorthick's
J. S. WITFIEROW,
Ageut fur Alauit county.
April 12, 1F53. $3
Dissolution
CEO. E. 1111.1'.4GMAN.
H. AULMINHAUOIL
April 19, 1858
A Card.
THE subscriber haying disposed i.f his is;
terest In the store of B inguum k Aut
inbaugh to John Culp, reppeetfully ask* e
continuance of his friends and essitoaters to
patronise the non firm of Bringman
HENRY AUHHINBAUGH. •
April 21, 1858.
FLOUR and FEED, of the best quality, al.
ways on band, and sold at the smallest
profits, at NORDEN" k. As7l3' .
CLOTHS. Cassinicrei, and every snide it
Min's Wear, pond and ebeap-at
J. C. QUINN 41 BRO.'S.
GROCER I Eli—Sugar, C.,ffee, Molar sea, and
all kinds of Spiee4. and every article in
the grocery line. cheap end good at the new
Dry Good and lin:mart &nre of
J. C. QUINN k BRO.
GIIOCERIES.—If . you went a gond won n .
meat of Gramme. such se Bsruper,
Dln
lessee, Sugar and Coffee, you will well by
examining the assortment at
11. 8. & K, 11. Mtxxione!.
ALL kinds of Collar and Willow-wire, ;ie
oninlow i i i GILL UM A THOMAR.
1.4 4 :
4 11. thing you wantonly intotlyt,
cheaper an elsewhere, at Falun:RNA.%
$25.
T tIAVE • tew Hathaway COOK STOT*
which I will sell fur $25 rash.
March 11
(roux cuLr.
GEO. ARNOLD.