The compiler., May 24, 1858, Image 3

Sht,ot ompiter.
NOSDAT MORNING, MAT 24, MS
lAN? & Emig Mii.s.
A desperate affray occurred between
JACOB Owe and Gamier, STIICICZY,
(both ooisted,) st the house of Melinda
Passer, Oliva colored,) corner of Wash
'lgtand Middle streets, in this place,
on Sa4arday night last, about 10 o'clock.
Meeting there, and a somewhat hostile
feeling existing between them, a quar
rel ensued, when Craig stepped into an
adjoining room, and soon re-appeared
with a horse pistol ands monster bowie
knife, the blade being a foot in length,
with which lie made a pass at Stuckey,
cutting a gash across his nose, and im
mediately fired the pistol, the charge,
of large shot, entering the wall. Stuc
key, finding himself in close quarters,
then made at Craig with a pocket knife.
In the scuffle, Stuckey got Craig down,
but was soon turned, and when the
nei4-hbors rushed in, they were discov
ered in this position upon the floor.
After parting them, Craig was found
to have received a severe cat on the
left shoulder and a more dangerous ono
in the left side, the latter being two and
a half inches in length. The Drs. Hor
ner were called in, who dressed Craig's
wounds, pronouncing the one -in the
side very dangerous. Stuckey, whose
hurts were not serious, was taken before
Justice Bringman and committed to
jail, to await the issue of Craig's condi
tion. A warrant was also issued for
the arrest of Craig, and when sufficient
ly recovered (if he does recover) will be
taken before the magistrate. The floor
of the room in whiffle the fight occurred
had a number &Urge blood spots upon
it. It must have been a most des
perate affair. •
Itoespe from JalL
An Irishman, named Mullin, some
weeks ago eommitted to the jail of this
county on a charge of malicious mis
chief, in the breaking of a window at
uminesburg, made his escape from
durance vile on Saturday night last,
and is now at large. It is strongly
stivected, indeed it is not doubted,
t hat he got off by means of outside as
sistance--probably in this manner:
Some person effected an entrance into.
the prison yard by "quarrying" a bole
through the wall from the outside, and
when in, removed an iron grating at
the rear end of the building, and tlwo'
the opining thus made entered the cel
lar under the corridor; from this he
mils/ have passed up into the corridor
through the traploor, (always fasten
ed underneath,) and with a Roy made
of a strong piece of wire picked the
locks upon the doors of Mullin's cell.
Both then disappeared through the
openings made by the person entering
from the outside.
The "quarrying" wad evidently done
with a short bar of iron, since foand in
the jail yard, and now in .the possession
of the Sheriff. No such iron was seen
about the premises before.
It is thought that the exterior aid
was the work of a fellow-prisoner dis
c harged on Friday, who had on . that
day served oat his term of conviction
for the larceny of a pair of gloves at
Littlestown some months since, and is
suApectcd of being an old jail bird.
Bade IC aptutred.
On Thursday last, about noon, Mr.
ELI GEYER, of Franklin township, shot
and captured an Eagle, which charce
alight in a 8.,1d near the
house, being attracted by a calf's head
that had been thrown out. It meas
ures across the wings coven feet, and
from the point.ot its beak to the tip of
its tail, three feet four inches. Its legs
arc about a foot in length and covered
entirely with feathers, and it is armed
with extremely strong and :alai p claws.
Its color is a dark gray, inclined to
black. One of its wings bears marks
of a previous gunshot. The bird is in
fine spirits, and can be had by any one
desiring it.
itiirßy an advertisement in another
column, it fill be seen that Messrs. J.
1 : ,D.ANNra and DAVID ZIEGLER retire
from the Hardware and Grocery busi
ness, and aro suoeeeded by their sons,
H. B. Demme and WAYBRIGIIT ZIEG
LER, at the old stand. The " Juniors "
are determined to keep up a large
Sock nf goods in every department, and
441; the pahlic to give theta a trial—
eatislied that they will be able to please,
bodkin quality and price.
allriteBBll4. Seams & Buaai.ia have
added decided improvemonts to their
Lumber Yard, and are now able to
keep large quantities of Lumber al
ways in the dry. Their assortment
emboos all hinds used for building
pitmans,- and in. qualities and prices
they tea sueoessililly compete with
Railroad towns. Their business, we
undimitand, le - increasing handsomely.
81111 - Cass. Y. TAU has opened a Liv
ery—Jest the thing wanted. See his
advertisement.
IMr_The Quarterly Meeting which
somunannxi in the Methodist E. Church,
is tids Piles, about three weeks since,
is air in Prograft, weeded with
NOW degree 01 . , . ,
pa niMg having already made $ proem.
11141140110110 ft The owed", mow
daaledly Bova. J. Beim aad
Dpul; and -win eastia”4 war y
*dillielbra period yet W 4611..
Prof Comerock will repeat his lec
ture on Terra-Culture at Sandersville,
on Saturday, the 29th inst.,. and at
Petersburg, (Y. 8) on Wednesday, the
2d of June, commencing at 10 o'clock,
A. M. The system of Terra• Culture is
enlisting the attention of many of the
beet farmers throughout the country,
I and gradually increasing interest is it
is manifested. Prof. Comstock has in
I his posession numerous certificates from
Isola/amen who have heard him lecture
on the subject, all of so highly favora
ble a character as to induce us to bring
the subject to the notice of Adams coon
ty farmers. The system is applicable
to all vegetation, trees, grains &c.
• Xill'.-The St. James' Lutheran Con
gregation have unanimously chosen
Rev. Mr. Doxtut, of Selinsgrove, this
State, their Pastor.
Pmioisies.
WIL &sits—Dear Sir:—l send the follow
log Problem, for the amusement of your math
caustics! correspondents.:
The hold of a vessel partly full of water,
(which is aalformly Increased by a leak,) is
furnished with two pumps, worked by A. sad
8., of which A. takes three strokes to two of
B's.; but four of B's. throw oat am much water
as five of A's. Now B. works for the that In
which A. alone would hare emptied tie bold;
A. then pumps out the remainder, and the bold
is cleared in 13 boors and 20 minutes. Had
they worked together, the bold would have
been emptied hi 3 hours and 45 minutes, and
A. would have pumped out 100 gallows more
that he did. Required the quantity of water
in the hold at first, and the hourly ialux of the
leak. A.
Hanover, Nay 18, 1858.
A Life tummies Compaq charges at a cer
tain age of a maa 3 per nest. of the louvred
sum, yearly premium. If you allow 5 per cent.
Interest, say in what time be will have paid
just as much as the insured sum. S.
Nay, 11158.
H. J. EITAALII, ESQ.:-1 send you the follow
ing u my solution of the question by Conowa
go Farmer of last week :
Denote the longer mid shorter shies respec
tively by TX and 4X, this will furnish the
equation
94X 0 .:499.883.
whence X=lB perches.
and 7X=126 perches the longer side
4X.2.72 " " shorter "
Also 126 x 72..1472 perches, the area.
9072 sq. perebes=s6 acres 112 perches.
Hanover, May 19, 18119. A.
Xi. &MILS :-I hare paned the sentence is
The Coupler of last week, and I think I hare
dose It correctly, according to Parker and
Tos's Grammar, which is the one !study. "To
se be sun" is a substantive phrase, the sub
ject of the verb "is," and in the norsinatire
case to it. "Is," is an irregular nester verb,
indicative mood, present tense, ..4 governed
by Its nominative "To see the sun." "Pleas
ant," is aa adjective belonging to the phrase
"To see the sun," and describing it.
, May, 1858. M. S. Z.
Pee no Owypidor
Illieeallhuseame amlimes.
I am eompossd of !Meru letters.
My 5 16 '1 is a relation.
2 9 3 8 is sometimes a relative pronoun.
4 1 T 10 is • road.
11 12 12 14 is found in every place.
14 6 14 is an auxiliary verb.
15 13 4 is a note in music.
My whole is a pleasant recreation.
May, 1858. M. S. E.
t 1 Dr. Demitere Ursa limier
t
ATUiI, Is arstior ',taiga
((Tllot►lai I. oo boormiag to • no or roam as • oft
loarisat Maid balr. It la tiro owls. oramorat
toroaalty. ant ! Oro aro It Is lot, aM ►its all Ito
booty. 'sakes amartsbod mot laniqpratot by rare WOO
eal prommotioa, ,for Odds sarthirrig W amt boo alorrobred
oral to Proforma Wool% IPropustioa.
Cortuo—aloasto at iodation ladtatbrat, or roma
aro Onaly la las flierket, WW y dillionat aura. Cr
woo autos tb•IFOIMLI (Pru Wool's lair laraorstio,
Depot IP. [IM* tdo , •w Took) an Mau ma tbo
bottle. MN by all Dostieba aid Poirot Ifabiao ibrators,
also by all haw is•Whiiet Grob arias la tba COW
rd.. ad Oassik.
UT Toe Ono Itras.tsa Ilawase !—SIU Will
cumps flounittiro listia Pius, proparod Wee •
prootripttee by Sir J. WWI, Y. D., Plirsliesi listrsor
dlaary to the Woes. SW soil know maid.. la 110 W.
within, but • we and oh rowdy doe female Dilleellties
and Obstrwilaw, from aery ewe sbalesor ; load althengh
• powlat remenr, they sew& Whist WWI to W
steetitotion. Se Ideansa• LAMM It is poestiorly W4l.
It 'IS, is • Mott U.., Wag oa W insst/ny period WA
regularity.
Tiber PUla bane never been knew, Is Call w•wee dee
dreatieee e• Se page of paispilet an wall eirmleve4.
lee farther peetkialsee get a anandilea Oree of tie agent.
X. It. $l aid 4 pones dawns owalesel le any anllawr.
lasi apac e wiU laware a battle, esstaisien ease b• plUs,
by ratan meal.
S. W. Dyett AI goo, Make& •per, Plahlidiais.—
•. D. Dmbier, Avait,4l•lllll - rilloarg.
Mai IT, 1.41.
1171lerseeaves Imam re Reeore.—Fiesa Derr. 1..
Doolittle, a 114111, roopeleacruse
Paws, Devembee 1, ISSIL
Dear Sr :—Aletat too yam dare L web ere et • for
buttiot id your Oxygenated litters, ter a atentiab eon
plaint, widen wet at that Woo adlevol.
aloes my Ay la Itagised and Prose% I bawl bead ny
old eeersay, irritability ad tlio neinadi, nentreing gaols .
I soon met tad any prosariptien to sand we nand, and
I wade letedriet is Louden be yoar Oxygoustad ilittere,
but weld eat Led say. I write sow to beg you will do are
the laver to seed by the; sealant straw to Ilavre, halt a
doses bottled.
La ofd Mood of Woe i■ Logiood, Captain /*Woe. of
Use Britiab Amy, I foood, a my arrival, malaria= Coo
Asthma, maitostly SA* molt of dyspepsia. Brad as sit
dltional half a doses bottles, I sliosid Wu' to base the
Captalo 47 the ased,eloo
lAM sot aware that my acme le karma le rte. I hove
bee* the reddest Clemente° kw setae tweaty-three yea re,
Ia sberbroak aad Lenaorettle, °arida lie" to which
charge I bop* to be able to return to the "Amu
I moats, dm Lr, year ottedLiat lervaat,
1.. DOOLITT lA.
Srrn W. Fowt.r. & Co., 138 Washington
street, Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their
agents everywhere. A. D. BuraLaa, tlettys
burr. May 3. 2w
4hket epotis.
MI the latest Raltliasr*, Tort lc Marne* papers
Baltiatort--Friclay la2t.
Flour, per barrel, $4 25 (gl 4 37
Whisk per bushel, 1 06 i . 4 1 12
Rye, " 7O ® 75
Cu,ure , , 62 70
. __
Oats; .._
32 4 36
Beef Cattle, per bond., 850(4 9 00
MP, 6 75 / 7 25
My,
_per ton, 900 14 00
W ihskey. per Selks4 20 21
Cimno, Peruvian, per ton, 56 00
Flour,pETil agora s, k
$1 4 1 2 °
Do. u . .
.froat stores,
Wltesk pi , beigilbg, $7 ® 1 00
as
Rya,
Com u tA
0.1., a $1
• - 400
Clove:wed, "
rasodiy, a /80
Inistat Pee 14111, 11 so
M pe" r " W., r
D 4
in m o R ya;
4 r
Wbsit, per busli44, 116 (i) 'M OS
ens.
"
.12
Per ilk G so
I Mir We learn that thirteen members
wore added to the "Independent Blues"
on Thursday evoning. A handsome
accession.
..11boo Mae Vie blbl boodior, MOW don or ow ow
Well WI by WI OMR brow I, WE."
MARRIED,
Oa the SOth isstaist,ll the Rev. lied" Fan;
ler, Mr. ISRAEL IllYlllB,ofitead towaship,
to Miss CECILIA RAFTERBPI Glit, of Ty
res. township.
TM Printer was sot forgotten, for which
we return our tkaaks, and earnestly hope that
the pathway of the happy couple say always
be happy sad prosperous.
On the 17th instant, in St. Mary's Church,
Fairfield, by the Rev. Mr. Raider, Mr. THOMAS
FITZGERARD to Miss ESTHER ANN DICK.
York,ea the nth instant, by the Rev. J.
Oswald, Mr. DAVID ZiSOLER, Jr., of Gettys
burg, to lies ANNA N. WEISER, of York.
On Teesday, the 18th inst., by the Rey. J.
Martin, Mr. ABRAHAM FLSSEL, of Reading
township, to Mtge BARBARA YOBS, of Tyrone
township.
On Thursday, the 20th, by the same, Mr.
SAMUEL WEAVER, of Huntington township,
to Mu SARAH C. SPANGLER, crif Reading
township.
for ?as Cownor
SLIM liana as tow SO nos et =is la head ;
1., pose le reatly sow willbseNg se tin gmal."
IN the Mb last., JOHN, son of Yr. David
Slosaker, of iltrabaa township, aged above 16
years.
Weep not for him who now is free
From all the Ills life bath In store ;
Who.. joy no eye on earth can see,
Where those who meet shall part comer..
On Wednesday night last, very suddenly, of
apoplexy, at the residence of John Scott, Esq.,
in this place, Mrs. MART McALISTER, wife of
Daniel llcAlister, deceased, la the 64th year of
ter age.
On the 14th fastest, In &mho's township,
EINERVA,ILEANOR, only daughter of Eden
and Elsa; Hems, eged 3 years 5 months and
12 &ye.
Us the 9th tasL, JOSEPH ARCHY BOYD,
■un of Geom. and AppolOnia Little, of this
place, aged 5 months.
On the 15th instant, Mr. JOHN R. HARRI
DAN, of Freedom township, aged about 58
years.
Tee The Cooedkr
Ist TY* Oasipi liw
On the 15th inst., in Ashland county, Ohio,
at the residence of her brother, Jacob Martin,
Mrs. HOOPER, widow of Joseph Hooper,
deceased, and daughter of Peter Martin, Esq.,
formerly of Adams county, Pa., aged 64 years
and 28 days.
. DAIIIIII
Kew Firm—llfow Goods.
VIE undersigned heel entered into pert-
A airship in the HARDWARE' dr GRO
CERY Waimea, at the old stand of Danner
& Ziegler, in Baltimore street, under the
name, style and inn of Downer & Ziegler,
Jrs., and ask. and will endeavor to deserve,
a euatintumee of the of the old
inn, as well as any q uanti ty of culann.
They have just returned tom the cities with
as meek of Goods—consisting in
tart of
Building Yelerieds, such as nails, screws,
hinges, hulls, locks, glass, &c.
Tools, including edge tools .f every de
scription, saws, planes, chisels, gouges, bra
ces and bitts, augers, squares, guages,
men.
Pot The Osupilkor
Bleckiessigs will Ind anvils, •ices. rasp , .
Iles. horse shoes, horse-shoe hails, with
them, vory cheap.
Coach Pindiags, such u cloth, canvass,
damask. fringes, cotton, moss, oil cloth,
springs, axles, hubs, spokes, Mims, bows,
poles. shafts, /Le.
Slue Findings, Tampico, brush and french
morocco, linings, bindlngs, per. lasts, boot
trees, with a puentl aseueunent of shoe
maker's tools.
Cabinet Makers nob, • general •nort
mcnt—•lao varnish, knobs, 11143.
Ihnsieke!pers will also Ind a largo assort
ment of knives and forks, bri ttannia, albata and
silver-plated table and tea spoons, candle
sticks, waiters, shovel and tongs, sad iron..
enamelled and brass kettles, pmts. tabs,
churns. varieties, kin,
Also a general assortment of forged and
rolled IRON of all adzes and kinds ; east,
shear and blister steel, whisk they will sell
as cheap as the cheapest.
Grearriss, a full and amend assortment.
such as crushed. pulverised, clarified tied
brown 'agars; New Orleans, Want India and
sugar house molasses arid syrups. soles,
grom, chocolate. fine, mane and dairy salt;
linseed, llsh and sperm OIL; Turpentine,,
Fish, I'.; a full aesurtans et of Lead and Zinc,
dry and in oil; also Fireproof Paints ; in fine,
almost every article in the Hardware, Coach
Finding. Rine Finding. llousekeeping. Black
smith. Cabinet Maker's, Painter's, filmier's.
and - Grocery line, all of which they are de
termined to sell as lois for cut as any house
out of the city.
HENRY B. DANNER,
WAYBRIGHT ZIEGLER.
Gettysburg, May 24, L$ 8.
Notice.
TUB aadsreigaed hating retired front the
Mercantile business, the same will here
after be essitinual at the old stand. in Balti
more street, by their eons, Henry B. Danner
and Waybright Ziegler, under the new and
style of Danner and Ziegler, Jrs., whom we
will recommend to, and fur whom we would.
bespeak • liberal share of patronage from
old customers, and of the public in general
Having retired from the Mercantile busi
ness, it ►s necessary that our old business
should be settled up. We, therefore, notify
all thaw indebted to us either by Judputnat,
Nuts or Book Account, to call and settle, the
same without delay. Toe books will be
found at the old stead.
J. B. DANNER.
DAVID ZIEGLER.
May 24.1858.
ALL persons knowing tbemselres indebted
" to the late Firm of Cobean Pluton
are requested to cell and make payment
before the first clay of June nest—as after
that time the accounts will be left is the
hands of a proper officer for collection.
COBEAN k PAXTON.
May 24, 1858.
AN Election for a President and seven
Managers of Ever Green Cemetery Asso
ciation. to serve for the matting year, will
be bold at M.cConsughy's hall, on Monday,
the 7th day of June next. between the hoars
of 1 o'clock and 4 o'clock. P. M., of midday.
D. McCONAUGHY, Prts't.
H. J. Srints, Bec'y.
May 44,1!!65. to
?lour and Feed.
RUPERFINZ and lairs Floor, Cern, Oats
P`J and Cbop. White Curn Meal for milli
ner's ase.- NORBECK 1 MARTIN.
May 24, 1858.
NAILS.—A big lot of Avalon' Nail*, all
slams. aad the but quality isaarfactured,
wry knr fat dm cash at
14ay 24. Deana & Ziegler, Zr,.
rpossoco, Bears said Saar. a larp as
a sortmeat. as Norte& & Na►tiw',.
U0L42.9211 bow 871 le 75 outs per ga
ms. low, Oases bow 12 to 14 ants ptw
meads% sad worthy die ab
, et
May 24. Dower 6i Zigkr, Jr&
B ailin Pumps, Funnier, ibot mild - Oar, al
Norio& & .111sras'e. -
rout pit doe 61'1404 Carpels ever of.
h t eeet gosh* plias lv aeffid4g
V4IIMTOCKB'.
the illt4t.
10 'alb.
DIED,
li:=l=3:l3
Last Notice.
Ever Green Cemetery.
New Livery Tateldielunent.
CHARI433 W TATS Lae opened s new
Limy IleasigiiiimMlN. at time i*b es
I/ultimates *Pit. oisisPiad is Para 17 the
"Nagle Hotel," and has Bade sink urrange.
meats sa will enable him teaeneasseadais the
i►abiie at all time. ea reasonable terassowith
Horsia , Ileggial, Haas. the. His stook ie
good. On funeral ocaufsious, Ac., h• will be
able to supply a want which has been much
needed. sorTerms CASH.
May 24,11453.
New Xarble Establishment.
A Y. HOMBACH would most respectfully
A
• inform his friends and the public gen
erally that he has opened a new MArble Yard
at IlcSkarrystotros, Adamut county. Pa., where
he will execute all kinds of work in hie line
of business, such as MONUMENTS. - HEAD
A FOOT BTONES, Le, with neatness and
dispatch, and at prices to suit the times.
All orders addressed to A. V. Hombach, at
M..Sharryatown, Adams wanly. Pit., will be
promptly attended tu.
May 24, 1858.
Who will Bet no
quiz lOWA of their sway sad As right
acusgs beck
NORBICK it MARTIN'S is the pines to
get it. whiis they sell all kinds of Groosries",
Confectionaries, and Fancy Articles—in s
word, everything belonging to a first class
Oniony. Mtlassos of seven difersat
from . 40 Gents up to 75 per ; Sugars,
six different kinds, fro. 8 cents up to 14 per
lb.; Coffee, five kinds ; Teas. Chocolate, Race.
Cracker's. Toe Cake., Ilouled Pie Fruit.
Cheese, Fish. Pinkies, Salt. Bacon and Lard.
May 24, 18. A.
Notice.
rpur. subscriber, having funned a partner
ship with Wm. J. Martith would earnest
ly luxe those indebted upon his own hooks to
make immediate payment. All accounts un
settled by the let of July nest will be placed
in the hands of au u'cer fur collection.
JACOB NORRECIL
May 44, 1858.
Co-Partnership
NOTICE.—The undersigned have 1111,00ille
ted with them in the Lumber business,
E. C. BINDER. They would therefore give no
tice that the business hereafter will be con
ducted under the firm of SWALL, Samosa &
Co., and they hope. by strict attention to
business and an submit desire to please. to
merit a continuation of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon them.
KILLIAN SMALL & CO.
Lumber Yard,
ON North George Street, new for Reamed.
YORE. 'PA.
We would invite the attention of Mecham.
lea, Builders, and others, to our large fnul
well selected stuck of LUMBER, eonsieting of
every deseription of White Pine Bards and
Plank, Joist, Simultling and Fencing. Also,
Pine and Chesnut Shingles, Laths, lrfekets,
Worked Flooring and WeaLisertniersliag. I
Siding, ke. We are prepared to CUT TO
ORDER any size. quantity and quality of
White Pine and Oak Lumber, at the shortest
notice, and have it delivered to any point ac
cessible by Railroad. We also manufacture
and keen on hand a general assortment of
SASH, *DOORS, &lettere, Blinds, Windom
Frames and Door Frames. Orders for any
sizes not on hand filled witb dispatch.
lOur stock and assortment is equal to
any others, and we are determined to sell at
the lowest market prices.
'All orders and communications ad
dressed to Use undersigned, at York. Pa., will
receive prompt attention. •
SMALL, BENDER I CO.
York, May 24, Dia. ly
Only Safe
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Ilea. 11. I. Stewart, says, my hair was
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Rev. J. B. Bragg. Brookfield. Mau., nays
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says, I have used your Restorative, and find
it all that it is recommended tu be. 1 have
tried it fur Tatter and find it a certain cure.
W. M. Woodward, Al. D., Frankfurt, Ky.,
says, he recommends it in hie practice u the
best preparation for the hair now in use.
Edward Walcott, says, three months ago
my htir was very gray, it in now a dark
brown, the original color, smooth and glossy,
all by the use of Wood's Restorative.
Wilson King, says, one month's proper ap
plication will restore any person's hair to its
original color and texture.
I. D. Mem, says, a few applications fasten
ed my hair erntl7, it began to grow out and
turn black, its original color.
Betsey Smith, Northeast Pensurylranio,
says that her hair had, fur a number of years,
been perfectly white, bat now it is restored
to its youthful oolur, soft and glossy.
Dr. J. W. Bond, St. Peal,snys that his hair
is strong. thick and black, although aloft
time sines he was both bald and gray The
people here saw its erects and have eunildenoe
in it.
Morris Gosling, IL D., St. Louis, says that
after trying many other preparations, all to
no erect, he used two bottles, wli:eh covered
his bead with a new and vigorous growth of
hair and invites all to come and see it.
Sarah J. Brown, says bar hair was sot only
dray, bat eo thin that the Awed its entire
aflar wing two bottles it restored
both the cobs. and
Prepared by 0. Wood A Co., 114 **-
het street, St. Look, sad 212 Broadway, New
York, sad 66b1 by all Druggists sad Pains
Modicum Dealers; oleo,try ell Paw NW
Toils' Goods Dialsni is thaßaited &ma sad
Canada.
May 24, MS. Sat
IN Btilloll.—A tar& lot °Mow.
Oa the &h r.
ass kiwis, sowet the esollearrelage
IF *miter, let.
List of Nerobastto
WITHIN the' county if Adman, reterned
and alassiled by the andersigned. 4p•
praiser of :Mereantile Taxes, is socordasses
with the Several sets of Assembly, for the
year 1868-59, of Goods, Wares and Merchan
dise:
Boroispis of
___
reheeetech Brothers. 9 28 tel
Deeper & Bulgier. Jrs., 13 10 00
J. L. Bahia. 13 10 00
F3Mg
11% E. fr o . . 10 700
Gimp 141 700
A. 51/1/011r__ v 14 700
Pantos & Wellibreey. II
Daniel Pima.
Mho* & Theesk 14
1 II
Missugh 4 &m, 14 700
Philip - Winter. 14 700
&$. - Forney ! Ara. 14 7 00
Notts* & Margit, 14 700
Jacobs & Brother, 14 700
Brinhomui & Osip, 11 700
William Bearer, - 11 700
Boyer & Son, 14 700
John Scott, 14 7 00
Shouts a putolalsr, 14 700
J. litehaingnr, 14 700
Caokriand Iburnallip.
John Weikert, 14 T 00
John Weigle, BM 14 700
Francis *mum:" ' 14 700
&rake flotsosolkipi.
Philip [Lean, l4 TOO
P. A. Mrs, 14 700
Jacobline. 14 700 ,
Promo l'humehip•
Beisourodto i Brother, 14 700
Bstemsl Wm, . 14 700
Jacob B. Elollistsr• 14 700
Juba Ralimesporgsv, 14 700
Latinate reentehip.
Henry B. Smith, 14 700
Jacob A. Piller, 14 700
Adam Lem. 'a
- 14 700
Neeisikis ask
Charles Ej Tseip.
len, 14 7 00
David Diviney,' 14 700
Burkboldor 4 Wilson, 14 700
Abel T. Illrright, 14 700
George Mantel, 14 700
Joel Fisher 14 7 00
Wm. Or ardoer:- 14 700
O. P. HoitOo, 14 700
Jacob Pitser. 1 14 . 7 00
ifeetetjey itmotai(p.
J •bn Yost, . 14 700
John Rehire, 14 7 00
Hoary Bolder. 14 700
Boiler lbenuAip.
Noah Miller, 11 700
&loan! &alley, 14 700
Jacob Pekii• .11 700
John Hooter, l4 7 00
henry Ilirtsel. 14 700
Samuel Faber, Agent, - 14 700
Jeep lloilok, ' • 14 700
Liberty numallip.
Grays= e Brother. 14 700
Homileva. nteseliip.
Spangler I &other, 14 700
William Wolf; 14 7 00
Henry L. Miller, 14 700
J. B.
i lt i il „ aer• - l4 700
on
W. 1.4 700
John Illowlmillotal. 14 7 00
Hihhobraeul I &mar, 14 700
Fruleriek Heider, 14 7.- 00
George Munduoi& 14 700
Henry Kline. 14 700
• Froddis Ibtemitip.
Jacob F. Lows,. 13 10 00
Jacob Mai*, - 14 7 00
Abraham Scott„ 14 700
James Mickley,l4 700
Jacob ?Weiler, 14 700
Peter Mickley '4 D. 14 700
Martin L Mil , lar,l4 700
,
John Chamberlain, 'l4 700
Mrs. Ann Bullpen, 14 700
Thomas Cooper. 14 700
C. 11. Curfman, 14 7 00
W. W. Witaiore, 11 700
J. Dillon; . 14 7 00
- ' Thietingion 11nseship.
Jamb A. Garde's, 12 12 50
Riley A Hollinger, 14 700
James Magary, 11 -7 00
Ephraim Heitehow, 12 12 50
' Betatillonhas lbwmship.
'Sullivan ilk Minoltas* 13 10 00
Paxton 4...McCleary, 13 10 00
Jaoub Doi - High, 14 700
John C. &Amstar, 14 700
Anoint firernehip.
D. B. 114Lniss. 14 700
William Hal* 14 700
'Debit Ilimtlial: 14 7 00
• 004141 lissaihip
Won. D. 411& ii,. Hi .
lletlN 13 10 00
lissuoss I Winter, 13 .10 00
Aaron Hely, 14 700
A. &sub. 14 700
Anthony IL Ilartia, 14 700
J. C. Smith k On.. 14 700
Foltraid *cash, 14 700
John Obits, 14 700
'Melissa 101•844 . . _ 14 700
Afanospemsoni Ilesissiiip.
J. 11. 1111 Mar, /a 700
Peter O'Neal, - 14 7 00
Jamb Otpeestatt. 14 700
. Swaim Aireal4p.
Jacob Attlee"it, 13 10 00
P.t.r WI es, 14 700
Adams e. rev". 14 700
Andrew 11 1141 i. 14 700
awe floweship.
Paw Loop. 14 700
hill.: 14 700
Abraliaitlibeelly, 14 - 700
atrart&ey Iteriereip.
Soh rake Ilyere i 13 10 on
J. A. Sharb. 13 • 10 00
SPeAline a Noel, 13 10 00
Lallrill B:4seeihr, -- 14 700
George II luck, 14 700
William F. Orates, 14 TOO
J..hn Miller, 14 T 00
Myer Nunbeame, 14 700
Henry Divert, 14
.7 00
Cow:wage ftwasit)t.
John -Buebey, it.q., ' 14 709
Rally a las= reg
ziosoc 14 7 1111
David alialiss.jhaskai tp. 10 Xi 00
Ws. S. 'ankh*, Gamma v.. 10 50 00
Michael Berris&lisatilensbuto tp./0 60 00
APPEAL
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
ested in the above return of clarilleation,
that I will hold en Appeal. at the Commis
sioners' once. in Gettysburg, on Tuesday.
tAe 804 day of Jess aid, between the hours
of 9 o'clock A. 51. and 3 P. U., when and
where all persons that may consider them
selves aggrieved by said ehmeifleation may
attend. J. M. WALTER.
Appraiser of lfareautile Nam jor Adams co
May 17. 4t •
Eno:stars' idles.
HENRY ALBERT'S ESTATE.—Letters
testamentary oa the estate of Henry Al
bert, lase of -Reading township, Adams so.,
deceased, baring been pentad to the under
signed, (the first rasidieg is Reading
towashipead the lest waited is Huntington
lowaship,) they ham give aotise to all
persons widebtel to said estate to mats Im
mediate mamma. an+
those Imeriag elabes a
gainst the same to presset thee property
authenticated fur imetiament.
BRKJAMIN
DANIEL ALBIRT,
May 10, 1858. 11t . lizseators.
Notice.
quint NOTICE thet. I have *WWI is the
Huaorsbie the Judges el' the Overt of
Oesesoa Pleealar•tha meaty st Athiemi, for
tibe boaellikel tile laeolvita Laura at dal Cow
steamealdi at Posanhamis. sad they Mart SeivAip. the MA #gg lAsy.
il a ra l , at 10 eleleelk, A. Nt.. is hest me
and ory areiftho. Omargibmw, is the
Wes.
lm vibes mid piore all
posess ialsotresta4 gaud AMT.:
Per. A. J. IV
Ilia/ le. WA
mamwm. Dash rip,
weisser—illlkkolio miCandliss ammil New.
tont.
..farliiee.
The Ohms Rota
TO Till TRAVIILVICI PUBLIC.—The
subsoriber would most respectfully an
nounce that he has taken the Hotel lately
kept by Israel Yount, in Frellerichstreet, in
the &mune) of HANOVER. where he is pre
pared to aooonintodate, in elegant style,Tntr
eller, and others visiting the place. He
pledges himself that nothing shall Le waut
sag to Eska his House a pleasant and agree
able house W all who may give him tboir
imam The beanie large and eeemaient,
sad will always b,'prbvitled with attentive
Ileagisties slids faithful and beam Ostler.
The tar NW, tibia are imsNaliiid Vidt has
the market willsat ossi latia bee skil
be
fused w
d ho is the Nadla*.
iseeryskiag pertabelag 101161011
Übe Namibia. is dessesined mot la be sac
pissed by say sae. Jiu/t eye bun a trial—
yue will always And fild'Etare about.
Thera is • Inc Yard attached, and Stabling
sulleiset fur 25 or 30 horses.
DAVID NEIVCOMMER.
Balmer, MAy 10, lila. tf
14 7 00
14 T 0
—Shea& & Buehler
L Have constantly on hand, at their yard
U on Washington and Railroad •streets,
X any variety of River and Mountain
B LUMBER—White Pine, Hemlock,
R Poplar, Ash. &o.—Boards, Plank,
B Joist. Scantliug and Studding. They
are ready to fill all orders, at the short
set notice, for any amount, fur :waning pur
poses, at prices which will surprise thus*
who talky favor them with a call. They have
also on band a lot of worked Flooring, Win
dow Sash, Palings for fencing, Piutering
and ShiaOng Laths. Le.
Gettysburg, May 3, 1858.
THE Board of School Directors of Franklin
township will meet at the house atom.
MSCL LIT. in ellialtOWTll.llll said towaebip , 0111
Sokroley, the sth dayof June sat, at 1 o'clock
in the afternoon, for the purpose of letting,
the hovels and best bidder, the banding
uf a BRICK SCIIOOI, 11011811, in the tit
ian's of Xemniesberg. Plans and spoilt:a
duns Mil be seen by calling on the trot nam
ed of the Committee, in sod Tillage.
SAMUEL
SAMUEL. LOUR,
E. W. STAMLE.
/lay 3,185*. U Consiiier.
The Liver Invigorator,
PREPARED by Dr. SANFORD,oompoupded
entirely from GUM& is one of the best
Purgative and Liver Ileilicines now before
the public, that acts as a Cs/Aortic, easier,
milder, and more effectual than any other
medicine known. It is not only a Cathartic,
but a Liver remedy, acting first on the Liver
to eject its morbid matter, then on the stom
ach and bowels to carry off that matter, thus
acoumplishl ng two purposes effectually, with
out soy of the painful feelings experiended
in the operations of most Ca thartics. It
strengthens the system at the same time that
it purges it; and when taken daily in mod
erate dome, will strengthen tad build up
with animal rapidity.
The Liras is one , of the principal met
lawn of the bantario body ; and when ,it
performs it thaetimq... l well. the powers of
the system are Ibliy.cl developed. The ado
aril is almost entire-g ly dependent on the
healthy action of the() Lien. fbr the proper
perforesesuf Its faneKo doer. when the stunt
se di is at fatilt e. bowels are at fault ,
and the whole sy Mies inconsequence
of one organ 2 -417Z(Livsa—having ceas
ed to do its duty.— For the diseases of
that orpn, one of the proprietors has made
it his study.in a pcse r l tic s of more than 20
years. to Ind goat remedy wherewith to
counteract the manyii-ii derangements to
which it is liable. • b 4
To prove that this remedy is at last
found; any personal troubled with Livia
COMPLAINT, in any o c r a ita,furmi. has but
to try a bottle, an conviction is certain.
These Gums re-O move all morbid or
bail matter from thciki system, supplying in
their place a flow of bile, invigorating the
sennach,causing food to digest well, real
/Two yes mom, giv-CD ing toss and lmialth
to the whole machinery. removing the cause
of the disease—effecting a radical cafe.
BILKMI Amon sib eared, AND, WIRT is
parrsa, rarrixne l , by the oemssional ase of
the Liven Ixvicioavroa.
One dose after sating is solleient to 'slim-.
thd+sonnseh and prevent the food from rising
and souring.
Only one does takes before Miring, pre
vents NICIIMIAM
019ly one dose taken at night, loosens the
bowels petty, and sores Cogresses.
One dose token liter sea mad will owe.
thersrem.
if`One dose of two teaspoonfuls will al
ways relieve ssca lizseaons.
One doer taken fur female obetriotion re
moval the cause of the disease, and makes a
perfect sere.
Only one dose immediately relieves Cnotao,
while
One dose often repeated is a ears ears for
CCOLSIA Moms, and a preventive of
COOLXIII.4
sir Only one bottle ii needed to throw oat
of the systole the effects of medicine after
a long 'oakum's. II
glirOne bottle MUM for Jai:maws removes
all sallawness or unnatural eokw from the
skin.
One dose taken a short time before eating
gives vigor to the appet:te, and stakes food di
will.
One &eh efts, repeated ewes antosie
Disusea la its worst forms, while Suaus
and B iwn eostplaints yield almost to the
first dues.
Oise or two doses sore seises owed by
Worset is tlitildres ; tilers is sa, sum., safer,
or speedier reined; in the world, es it sew
fails.
IfirA few bottles sure Dnorer, by exciting
the absorbents,
we take pleasure In reonutuleudias this
asoilisimazrevoutiveare lssss ms s
sz f.
sad all Irma et a
ft s. eperutea with eertalasi, mad tbaur
mode are williag at testify to its wasmitetlal
vistas..
All who use it ere prim; their unanimous
lestimony fa its favor.
itirltiz water in the month with the to
rivrator, and swallow both together.
TOL Lives InVICOLATOS is ascientiBc med
ical discovery, and is daily working cures,
almost too great to believe. It cures as if by
magic, eyes Me first dose giving benefit, and
seldom more than one bottle in required to
cure any kind of laves complaint, from the
worst Luudice or Dyspepsia to a common
Heu!ache, all of which are the result of a
Diactsro Li'se.
PRIOR ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broad
way, New York. A. D. BUSIII4I, Agent,
Gettyaborg
May 17, 1858. ly.
SHEADS SUSIILICR bare, at their
Store Ware Room. in West Middle street,
T and at their Coal and Lumber Yard, on
O Washington sad mid streets, Grim
✓ Isrietles of CalekilSO SOWS, embracing
E the Noble Cook, Royal 0 00 h, wilu i um
8 Pans sad Sea Shell. These Shoes
of Philadelphia etaattfat base
Wen recently patented, sod base I,No thor
oughly tasted. Tbey ate proatameed supe
rior to all ethane is the , Gm or
Wood. iho,rill is aapaiers its
As moat . if desired.
May S.
Oarpotst—From Auction.
!I Ann YD& Oespets..all styles and pat
toss. jut reamed, which we per
wkstMli at Medea at a peat eserike to the
saansfasturer. and winch we will uilbr at
ready w redseed prises. We will sell Car
_ool Ailing, handsome patterns, at
31. :15. 40. 4$ aM bO .0 ats, lush as newer
were' bolt as anything like the
psiess. 71 in want et sheep
Audi esa II imp awl bola* Wm uouprow
set Neutlirmi. - •
4.4nsuinea anotates.
. Sip Oa . Isso.
To Oontraotors.
IN ligroLcitse3ao.—P. A. & 0- V:
MCKIiNLIOIIit have just returned &ohs
the easteon cities with a largo steek•of D.
Goo Is, Groevries, and all kinds of I I', rdwa re
kept in country stores. They have splaniii
articles of Sugar for 7, 8 and 9 cleats,
?dolassokin proportion. They halletellt :`
also a hale aluturtinentrfaeunii.
Cups, le., the latter articles an
up stairs, as they have sot rude bO,Ol .
the store. • • '
All stun& latitgb4 of thorns in *LA.?* ,
Wear lino will **cut Man of altar.: floii:
lotio, done with wohtatt, fhwelltitu i s t i/ ..
•... • .• • . 111.111wWithowhlwiloy.
...- -- • 1 0 1 , 4 . 41 )=-,-
illar ' • .7 . goOlita
Eo n . r , ( ,
7 * r 4 7 . ••e -• ' •
i ,
f ---..
IFeidlers. • 1.- ..I<it '' C lik- .. - •
• ,.••', . a
_ fas .., a •. • ste -__ 7 ._
WHO bought Static Wallas t1 4444 47 4"4 ::
" FRANKLIN EL PILIKIN. ors _ ou io- _ .
ing back, and bringing with them .their
friends and acquaintances, to-exaroldb . hls
XLNT assortment of Spring and Simmer
Ck.thing, just opened' at his nee; Clot Wftg '.
establishment in Chambersburg street, ego
posite the Lutheran Church. They will hate
the cheapest and best assortment of Gouda to
select from ever brought to Gettysburg.—
They will find every style of Summer Costs,
Pantaloons, Ve.4ls, Raglan Coats of every
quality, Frock Coats of Italian Tweed, Cash
mere.,
Linen, Chalk; Duck Coats, he.--
, Pants of black and fancy Cassimeres, Tweeds,
1 Jeans, Linen, Duck. Cotton. le.
FILSNKLIN B. PICKING.
April 26. 18.58.
Removal.
111118 subscriber has removed hig Plough
and Maelsine Shop from the • Foundry
building to Railroad street, apposite Tate*
Blacksmith *bop, hack of the Eagle Hotel,
wham he is betteKprepared thnn ever to at.
tine to elastomers. Ploughs always owbassd
and made to order at the shortest notice, and
Machines, Rea, de., repaired. Also lie
will attend to c leaning and repairing Cloaks.
May 10. DAVID WARREN.
Now is the Time!
THE subeetibor would inform the public that
be bee opened a MACHINE SHOP. in .
Cheunberstmery sired, Gettysidurg, near the
Foundry, where he will hare various kinds of
Machines on band at any time hereafter,
such as threshing Much nee, Core Shelters,
Carnfodder Cutlers, Cloverseed Hullers, Straw
Cutters, and Horse linoers of different kinds,
—two, four or six-horse, to suit purchasers ;
—indeed all such as can be had at Hanover
or Littlestown. Also, Nortisidey Modiste,
fur house carpenters, put up in the re!, best
and must substantial manner. Culling
&rows or long Bolts, any kind or sire less
than eleven feet in length, away' attended
to, as well as Arnim, in init. fre '
wood. Also all kinds of garAlltllo on Mad
ehinery, dressing-up Mill &Spindled', &e.. done
as the shortest nodes.
I bops that ell in want of anything in ay
Goa will call at my bop befure going elan.
when. I will warrant all my work to give
satisfaction to mmobasers DA .
VID lITZRNZIL
March VI, 1858. ly
Spring i'7•
11/183 IdoCKSAKY has just returned IVnes
ALL the city, and is now opening a beantitell
assortement of Mdliocry and Fancy Goods, qf
the latest styles, which she will sell at the
lowest cash prices, and which she LIMNS the
Wise to a& and examine.
•
Milliners who wish to bay Goods to imil
spin, will And it much to their advange le,
give her a mill, as she keeps none but lb.
most fashionable goods.
April 19, 18.58. 3m
Dividend.
B ANK OF GErrYSBURO, May 4, MK- -
The Board of Directors have this day do.;
clued a easkiAnnual Dividend at Four per
oent., payable / On or after Monday seat, the
10th inst. T. D. DARBOB, Can Wu.
May 10. 18M3. 3t
Notice
TO TAX-PAYERS.—Notioe Is hereby giv
en that the C•minty Commissioners will
make an ABATEMENT of FIVE per cent.
upon all State and County Tates assessed_
fur the year 1 &Ai that shall be paid so
tors 00 or before litsarecksy, the let =
July next. Collectors will be required to cal
on tax•payers on or before the above date,
and maw each abatement to all persona pay.
lag oa er before said day, and ray the same
to the Comity Treasurer, otherwise no abate.
neat will be mule. By order of the Cum
videsiosers. J. N. WALTER.
May 10,1853. Clerk.
Nov Goods,
A T the new inn of PAXTON 1 McIL
AT
BiNY, at the South-East Corner of Can
to &pars.
The wilineribore would respectfully inform
the citisansofthittyshurg and the public gen
aridly, that they havejust received, anal are
now opening, a very choice selection of lists
and Oape,consisting of Oakfurd's Philadelphia
8, via Style, M ileskin Dress lints, anew.:
for neatness of shape and elegance of
C 711; ; Fait, Far and Wuol lime, or all colon
and styles, together with a complete assort.
went of Men's and Boys' Cup 4, which they ;
warrant to be of the bent !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.
SiirThese goods were carefully Wasted.
and boughs fur cash, which will enabll theft
to sell at very low prices. - A.: •
PAXTON I McL.spty. .• 1
May 10,l8:8.
Cheap ! Cheap 1
MOBS NEW 000DS1.—JACOBS
heorejes sinultasti frees she irtik
r
l:
isereser M u
a i "gramma of Musks, Owesiawres,
ds, sod overrides'
else is the lato's west line. They aloe qtr
plebs wed rimy Shirts, Collars, silk sad coo:
tun Handkerchief, Saspoadors, /sc. naritig
bought unusually low, for the cash. they are ,
enabled to seltengsratt THAN tree—nu ettvel t i
lent full cloth suit, made up, for $l3, for in-,
stance. Give them scull, at their 'few °stab."
lishtuent, in Cbsunbersburg streets few dour"
west of the C.Jurt-house, before purchasing
elsewhere. [May 10.
Clear the Way
FOR THE NEW FIRIII—No. 1, 2
and 3 Riding and Wagon %dales,
Trotting, Buggy and Canine Ih r
ness, Buggy, Carriage, Mule, Hair, Tankful
and common C 'liars. Riding and Driving
Bridles, Martingale, El 'hers, llerre Curer
and Fly Nets of 'eery description • Whip' '' .
&0., just received and for *ale as . tuLiabingly
low, at BRINOMAN & clues, align of We
"BIG BOOT," Chautbersburg street.
May 10, 1e53.
Potatoes.
A MIME article of iforatr lidalwr. fres'
HaWawa% can be bad at Nopoula
blaatut's. at 75 cants Fr basbil. •
leir Nei Goods just arritiag.
Ida 10, 18'A.
Zstmys.
O, L TRATIID away frees the premier edlikrth
enheorif•er, in littsbaa tuwa•Lip a
two ieelia ago, 3 young lleifers and
Bull. Two of the heifers are red, the ,
Meek spotted, and the bull Ws Walla& Aigsy
person returning said castle, or giving lake
usatios of their whorombouse, will, be estalify
rewarded. JOSSPII litaligkLolll.
May It/. 31
PANA MA. Leghorn. Braid and Paktl-404,..
fur ink dump, at .
' • Sums Ax 111
ratan S ooessealing Hu -*W
16 4703 1 1 1 7 1 =ritt.
LorslisT i lkeeet • -
ell