EZ
_
ba.14:10;
01100* ait4iMpaitAls 1111. Csuplase two
Moillksidoait+trolk b tea woods."
of last week :--metrastan
tilifie"."
El
hit sat Tway.
Tun vow, is a WI MOLL."
The matins of Gee. Persifer F. finals
wars interred, at Philadelphia, on Friday week,
wills sailltazy honors.
Gold is still pouring In frogs California
and Australis.
The manufacturing business is reriving
an orer the roootry—whieb is death to the
%sow Nothing and Abolition "tacit" talk.
John B. Brettos, of the " Volunteer,"
has been re-appointed Postmaster st Carlisle,
and Et. F. Sloan, of the "Observer," at Erie, Pa.
J3otb first rata.
John Patterson, an Albany journeyman
printer, h said to be the best mathematician in
the world.
Inkpadutab, the cbiet alto committed
tratraccri at tipirit lAiut but year, bast been
captured.
That must be Y very foolish, rash wo
man, who will put Mb, Out of doors to catch
" water when lerains "bard."
settler neer tilootni ngton,Tßinois,
has seen the toughest times of any man we
ever heard of. lie says the winter of 1830 was
remarkable for the scarcity of money; so much
so, that one man who wa r s elected Justice of
the Peace, could not rider enough to pay an
officer to swear him in; so be stood up before
a looking-glass and qualified himself.
Oen. Wool, it Is rumored, is about lobe
placed in commend of the Utah expedition,
t ice. Smith, deceased.
Henry M. Rice, one of the Democratic
Coifed States Senators from Minnesota, is only
thsrty.fi re yea 111 of age, Is a native of Madison,
N. Y., and is a printer.
_.•...The time between New Orleans sad the
city of Washington is now reduced to four days
and a half.
Bernheisel, the Mormon delegate, it
Is said, does not credit the rumors that the
Mormons were leaving Utah.
The New York Ledger states that et the
funeral of 4 relative, N. P. Willis and Ins
ter,'Fanny Fern, recently met and feeognlied
each other for the first time in seven fears
A cotevaponary thinks thatl Vbanks of
the eonatry are in a very raottnnso condition.
W• seriously apprehend that some of them wilt
never be in any other.
--ooe argainent in the British Parliament
1* 1511401: of letting men marry their deceased
Wigall f lifters was, that by doing so a man had
nettfolse inether-in-le* instead of two.
]ice ruiliihres paper stigmatizes the
ilhllhoef cif yellow covered move's as literary
etraiyiemit, wbo sting virtue to death with their
usielL
At Slate trial, the defendant , after hear
ing a witness. jumped up and said—" The alle
gations are false, and the alleptor know?, it."
The most dangerous bat that flies at
night, is a brick hat.
....—Tka Legisisture of Wisconsin has re
established Capital Punishment.
tiglittrlng . roWs take the mischief out of
ths clouds—hickury rods take it out of had
boys.
-had supposed Ilinnesots to ha a
cold biseirwsird region. At Mini:l4'l°la City.
May ttA, new potatoes were eaten, soma of
them larger than ben's eggs, and a turnip was
exhibited, also grown this spring, weighing
two sad a half pounds.
There are thirty pounds of blood in the
human frame, two hundred and forty-eight
hones. 'This latter dues not include whale
bones.
. In the towns in the vicinity of Boston
aasither rather severe white frost was experi
~44 upon the low grounds . on Sunday night,
which, it is stated, about finished the tomato
plants and other tender vegetables.
Alla'Hiatt Outrages is Kansas.
Further reports of outrages by Mont
gomery's band of Black Reputilicatn
outlaw a, in .Kama*, are received. A
large aaraber of the citizens of Bates
and Cass counties, 31issouri, have peti
tioned Gov. Stewart, asking that they
may be protected against Montgom
ery's Kansas banditti, who had invaded
Missouri, committed various robberies
and outrages in tl•o above named coun
ties, and were preparing for a more ex
tensive foray into the State.
The Leavenworth correspondent of
the St. Louis Republican says, that
Montgomery's men burned the town of
Butler, in Kansas, on the night of the
21st ult.
&ratting News—Twelve Men Shot.
LEAVENWOB.TIi CITY, May 24,1
Via Boomvitax, May 20, 1858. j
A stage just arrived from Lawrence
brings The Republican, extra, contain
ing& letter duted Monoka, Linn county,
May 20, stating that on the I9th a par
ty of men from Missouri came into the
trading poet situated on the road from
Fort Scott to Leavenworth, where it
eroeses the Osage, taking two men
named An revs and Campbell prison
ers. Farther on they captured Mr.
Stillwell, recently arrived from lowa,
and a man named Red. They then
continuo:Lon the road toward Kansas
city anti! they had captured twelve
yea 'rhea theyiialted in a deep ravine,
Nil theirrmoners ' except Andrews,
whom tUediarninted from custody,
were formoln line, fired upon, and five
9t them Wed, namely litessm. Ross,
Stillwell, adchaster, .Robinson, and
Campbell. The remaining six were
badly wonsafii,
After the; smompliehmeart et Ws
bloody work taikelians rode off. The
Led? had 2the wist intense ex
iateelmat /Si • • stits /owe&
ate meg' *ft ; - adoigrim wo e
organised tt
as
*he ondruim tion - 1000 - wee
lalrrallees itro t t l=tifikowil
he She,
T.**.ifournes hoe whiek,Sisie
Ad4ahned ass osuidered
were twenty others, w'
j„,„ ••
-
driven from Linn eon*" iIIumAPRE. "I
ery'll men, after jpoLlei= mulles ,
is safety in Minoan, ineci to re.
turn to the Territory be. Look aftair and
protect their vroperty. On approach.
tug Choutoan d trading post on " the
19 th,the party noticed that the place had
mistaken them, for Montgomery's men
came out to moot them, when they were
all taken prisoners, From one of the pri,l
owners Capt. Hamilton learned that a
namber of the robbers were stationed,
at Snyder's fortified house, a short die-
Lance from Chontean'v post.
Under the promise that they would
return Noma, the prisoners wore dis..
armed and. released. Capt. Itainilton's
part v then proceeded to Snyder's house,
which was situated in a ravine, and ,
flanked by rock walls. Dividing into
Iwo parties they approached it from'
opposite direetiong, and hearing a Fin
fired on the side of the hill, charged on
the spot, where they found the fIICII
' they had just released, who had parti
: ally armed themselves at a ncighhuring
house, and taken a short cut fur Sur-'
der's.
A tight ensued, resulting in the death
of ten of the robbers, among, whom nas
Capt. Heed, one of Montgomery's Board
of Commissioners, before whotn all pris
oners are tried. Jn a fow minutes the
main force in Snyder's house rushed to
the woods anti escaped. This corres
pondent distinctly states that not a
Missourian took part in the affair, hnt
that all were of Hamilton's party—men
who had been driven from the country
a few days before.
A gentleman from Independence, who,
left there on Saturday week last, in
frotna US that, shortly before his depar
ture, an express messenger arrived from
Fort Scott, stating that the people of
that country, driven to desperation by
the lawless acts of Jim Lane's banditti
under Montgomery, assembled to the
number of thirty, attacked the camp of
the banditti before they were aware of
it—killed eleven at the first fire and
wounded another. The banditti fled
precipitately, and Montgomery with
them. cr ho latter numbered seventy
persons---the people, as we have already
said, thirty, composed of men °fall par
ties, determined to rid the country of
the miscreants. Montgomery, who
three escaped a just death, was formerly
a preacher in Jackson county, Missouri,
and his recent course shows that he is a
fair adjunct of the Beechers, the Chea.
vers, the Tyngs, and the other three
thousand preachers of New England,
who are constantly disgraciug.the pul
pit by their denunciations of slavery and
all those who believe in or tolerate IL—
St. Louis Republican,
/nrasiort of Missouri by .31onlynnery's
Band.—,ST. Locia, May 31.—The Re
publican learns that Governor Stewart
has sent Gen. Parsons to Batea and
Calkß counties, to ascertain the extent
of the troubles reported to exist there,
and whether it be necessary to call oat
the militia to protect the border coun
ties of Missouri from the depredations
of Montgomery's band.
,kills to Start.—The Woonsocket (B.
, I.) Patriot states that the following
woolen mills, which have been standing
idle for several menthm, either have re
' coin m enced or are about to recommence
operations, viz: Mr. Copeland's, milt at
Glendale, Burrillville; the Uxbridge
Woolen Company's mill, and Pooke
S:eere's mill, Greenville.
IrrilutazardY's Pitza--Now racy, —Wigan the last
few months Wan/ ears. of surpassing intens.t and of the
wand marvellous character, hare been sac mpli.hod by
, tbt. all-poteat remedy. We ewe any, oa unquestionable
authority, that new forms and compliratioas of disease,
which had hatred erery effort of the (amity, bare been
inabdaed by the Pala with the greatest I.cility. Whoa!'
complaint!. combine! with affection. of the long. wet ter•
ribte enfeeblement of the whole .y.tein, bare been among
the CU., which hare yielded most readily to their action.
They areal to be specially adapted to the can of Shoos
dirunhirs of the etanuach, fEeer, and bowel. most prevalent
to twos country,
rOWISTAII . 3 8.1.L.,51,14 or Witt!. Cpeaste.—Proors of Statement
We great superiority of Dr. A istar's Balsam, punt In
CIF the Bank of tiettvsburg, as required hv
• trout an parte ul the onontry.
1 1-1 the 2d geetion of the Act of the Gencril
Ox roan. New Heron eo.. Coen., Jan 4 -
Item , sir : _ neyleg wite , eeee the eiteete or ittietees Assembly of this Commahweafth. approved
Dab„,,„o wildC berry , I . the we of Oboe el ... kb. the Ic th day of October A. D. 1857
hors, who has been tbr several yews aerioaely saleted /MLitt.
with PhMisit, General Palumooary Weaknesta, Iflwding of Loans and discounts,
the Loop, ate., I bar," 'been lodated to ask iss to ret.l Stock of the Conunouwealth,
toe loam ut the usedlcin•. kly neighbor, referred to ohms. Specie,
lately had a riotenit attack of Mewling of the Lamp, and Due by city Banks, $80.273 79.
, distress in breathing. Ile tried ahe tits of the Wild country " 8.M'13 97
cherry, which 12as produced a most salutary effect At his Notes of other Banks, amoo 00
lostaree, and several others laboring ander We Luna coin-
Nitwit, 1 hare been iodated to make thui mond Dy at
tershng to the above Jruu.olotteiy, you *lll oLI'D tka
anltoted, and also Yours,
ttssitr DC:% Lid V.
None genalise unless slgined I. Dl.:Tre on the wrapper.
SETE( W. Fort.z & Co., 13S Washington
street, Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their
agentseverywhere. A. D. Ber.ults, (hays
/day 31. 2w
_ _
GISAT '—sin JAMVS
CLARKIPS Otte/thou Yettitm MLR, peememill hem •
preeeription by Sir J. Clarke, fI. D., ritysielait Sumer.
Casey to tie QUMII. Vlla well known modieles i. cop lm
powties, bet a wire and mute remedy for Wounds Difieultte*
awl Obstruction., Irma any dame whatever; aod although
powerful remedy, they contain nothing hurtful to the
eoliatitutiou. kaRIZO LolltltS It to pow-Gnarly & i ota&
It will, In • abort time, tiring en the monthly penal with
regularity.
Thew Mils bare norer bap knot,* lo 1181 when, the
011 - nctionA on 24 par of pogoplitet are well oteorred.
For farther particulars get a pamphlet free of the neat.
lit. II —.I mod 0 postage stamps tattooed to aoty author.
Etat soot, will laser, a bottle, coutaiulag over 20 pats,
loy nature mall.
T. W. Dyvtt k 800, Wbelosate Annota, PbAidelphiin .-
4. D. illeithkr,Appot, Utttratourg.
May IT, 144. 17
CT's*, advert-Wawa t at Dr. Saaford's Luria !moot.
+Tat, La Oalcalior °altar'.
igqtkei ilepotis.
Ourwedtfn>m Um I,at•st Belden's, York I ibeamP•P•el
Bali:nom—J*l4=e-
Flom% per barrel . 00 ® 325
Wheat, per bushel, 100 ( 122
Rye, 4 4 70 79
66 71
Oats, 31 1 36
Beef Cattle, per hand., 900 10 00
flogs, . . IL 1 6.30 'r ea
114 3 , Pi? lon. 00 14
Whiskat per gag" 9
20 ( 00
21
Ovisuka? rawrina, jos Sok ' 50 00
• 1141411+9 4.84,
Van. pit o DOL, Elva vagonik $3 37
' • Da., ' a littras, 4 a
P,
WIN4t; pet - $5, Q 1 sx)
E "
Oh* , r•- -
..Okfweiesd.
rbw olior " • 4vo
A. bw am,. 11
kEI
ipuor,;_lt . pt la, fralk inh** l 4 A I
L •Ipti, e . ' " *oil ".siiis..,. ~ . 05 .:
to 404•: *5 . a 1
. is '
.._ .
:
le '
row,. _ _ .
.:._ "
' 2 00
ruaixky; "
6 50
Maur, per roa,
had been
•
Lane's Banditti
IlitiViiteen Mhos
•
MON =yrs, 111., May 31.—A terrible
tamed° passed over Ellison, about
twelve miles south of this pla ce, last
night. Every house was blown down ;
fifteen ppecrsons were killed and several
others fatally injured. The village con
tained tire hundred inhabitants, and the
report siva that none escaped Injury.—
No particulars have been reoeivud.—
The eXelLetiletit iu the vicinity is In
tense.
CRreAan, June 2.—Later accounts
received of the terrible tornado which
passed over the villak) of Ellison on
Sunday night, stale that four persons
have since died from the effects of the
injuries they received.
The names of the is are as fi Mows:
John Hand and two children; Mrs. Me-
Williams and four children ; W. E.
Thompson, wife and child; Mrs. Brute
ton and two children; Levine Lacey;
Iliram Johnson and child, and four oth
ers whose names are not known.
The track of the tornado was a quar
ter of a mile in width, and it lasted fif
teen min ti teg.
The funeral of tho killed was attend
ed by a very large number of persons,
and the ceremonies wore of an imposing
character.
I====l
Grare Affair.—A rich maanfactn
rer named Oppelt, died about fifteen
years since at Iteiclumberg, in Austria,
and a vault was built by his widow and
children in the Cemetery for the recep
tion of the body. The widow died a
bout a month ago, and was taken to
the same tomb ; but when it was open
ed for that purpose the coffin of her has.
bandwas open and empty, and the skel
eton of the deceased discovered in a cor
ner of the vault in a sitting posture. A
commission was api»inteJ by the au
thorities to examine into the affair,
when they gave their opinion that M.
Oppelt was only in a thine° when bur
ied, and that un coming to life ho had
forced open the coffin.
bar The almost constsut wet weath
' or for the Wit' six weeks has been so•
j were upon tho bees. We have heard
of whole swarms starved to death, not,
having been able to gather honey o.
nough to sustain life. Persons having
' bees bad better examine them, and it'
found abort of honey, supply them with
food of some kind.
ire into.
“Thint ear* tea attirl loather, oats +got or enal4 S
WOO Mod hl *oh oboe harrow It ilea.”
MARRIED,
On the Ist 'net., in Arenkltivilic, by the Rec.
L. Mr.IOIIN ff ANBH to Miss MARTHA
J. BLOC/BNB, both of Middletown.
On the loth ult., by the Rev. J. J. Shoat,
Mr. THOMAS A. McCREARY, of Adams coun
ty, to Mies :SARAH ANN KINTREt, of York co.
De I'D*
, •1.4r.• Wow nu tree+ 04 rear of aro la head ; .
Now le La /oath, now witiaihriag se Ow ousel."
DIED,
Oa Friday erenlag last, In this plats, Mrs.
CATHARINIL intINGYAN, widow of John
Briagasasoisceased r aged TO years 2 mos. sad
la days.
On, Satnrday last, in this plug, )h. FELAN
cßs.cra!oron, nged „buut 75 years.
On the 29th ult., ne,tr Emmitsbarg, Ifra.
Pll CI i Wl.LTti, coxsortrof Crisper Welty,
aged 83 years and 3 months.
Oa Saturday tr.orning last, at the residence
of her uncle, James McCullough, after a pro
traeted and paint tit uliiob she bore with
ehristian patience and refignatioa, Kits LIZ
ZIE I&, eldest daughter of Col:ltultert Cobean,
of this borough, in the :loth jear of her age.
On the Ist inttt., at the residence of Kira
My
ers,near Nett Chester, JAN* ELIZA, daughter
of William and 'Eliza White, aged 14 years and
8 mouths. Ifer remains were interred in Ever
Green Cemetery.
"As the bird to its sheltering neat,
When the storm on the hills is abroad,
So her spirit high down from tbis world of un
rest,
To repose on the bosom of God."
Ifiseellsneous Stocks,
Judgments,
bonds,
Heal estate,
LIASILITECS.
Circulation, -
DepoAites,
Due to other Banks,
I, T. D. Carton, Cashier of the Bank ci
Gettysburg., being affirmed, depose and any,
that the above statement is correct to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
T. D. CARSON.
Gettysburg, Juno t, 1858.
Affirmed before me t this 4th day of June
A. li. 1858. Gs°. AILVOLD, J.
Just Arriving!
EW 0001 - S at GILLESPIE &'TLIOJIAS*.
—Groceries, Fish, Spicer, Confections,
Fruits, dtc. , &e. Selling cheaper than ever.
Give as a call.
Also. the Jones Patent COAL OIL LAMPS
—the grt*test improvement of the age.
June 7,185 S.
Flat Iron Heaters,
POR sale by BREADS A BUEHLER--
A: These atones are intended to sere fuel and
promote wisdom They will beat *ix Irons,
and at the smote time may be used for boil
ing, having s ring upon the top upon which
may be placed a kettle of almost any site,—
They may be placed in the Ere 'plane or in
the yard, being so small that they will not be
in the way. Those interested will see the
advantage of &sm. Double the price may
be saved in feel in a single meet. Alen
OLIARCOAL YUESACER, kat sale ekes*.
„June T. 1868.
Per the Wise.
BtUtlifaXll,LLAB I—Jest rewired direct
from Audios, a, isrp eseertesest ofints
tad eramc sod * Ir* we Mental se—in
pd.. Wpm OM to $3 00, to which
rn aril die at stioa efflieltstr Ifyea wisk
shoo tett pretty likkatilleitestly
. Jaws rAngerooKir.
; MEG 0110141111.
NOTlala Sot of °prang jootrootirod,
44 whit& adoloi to ova *sionot anted from
Awoke, asks. ooes no* alleso 4ll 4
Ititlimot sot at tk. eigatil Chow oatt
mow tory asap tarp* at . . , -
Joss • Wrilitill="4.*
Kiv m i ff 819.1119„ of tioiremi
"‘""? dines boat tin imporials. was Z
An. solo whoisale and retail Dose%
Gnat to call at the cheep store of
June 7. FAUN ESTOC K
4 '"
teild
4161j4
Am"
t ON I 111
Battiest
The land is fertile. part lisiestonse bot
tom!, and part rotten rock stpland; Is within
a short stalk of N. C. IL IL station. at Cock
er-trills; is on a paved road. adioiaing the
York tarnpike. 14 miles from Baltimore ; is
near Mine, Farsaoes,&4l-, and within a anal
rosiest distance of Episcopal, &man Catho
lic, Frieads, Baptist, Methodist, and Metionist
Igrof worship.
eat 10 o'clock. A. K. Tenn* liberal.
CIIARLEg MeLEAN.
Cockeysville P. 0.. Balt. Co., Mil.
June "f„ 1&58. t4l
The Great Ambassador of Health to all
Mankind.
Holloway's Pills.
BOON TO Tiff; SICK ?—The want of a
sterling medicinal to meet the ills and
necessities of the suffering portion of human
ity, and one entirely free from mineral and
other deleterious particles, was severely felt
till this all powerful medicine was ushered
into the world y's VA I.L' ut.z PILLS
have become the trorszuoi.n RENEPY of all
nations. Their attribute is to PR r VENT as
well Si to c'ata: they attack the atm% or
wor of the complaint, and thus by removing.,
the hidden cause of disease reinvigorate and
restore the drooping energies of the system,
assisting nature in her task of Yin!. and
FL:NCTIONTAILY RENRIII
DYSPEPSIA.—The great scourge of this
continent yields quickly to a course of these
antiseptic fills, and the digestilo o r gen e ar e
restored to their proper torte : no matter in
whet hideous shape this hydra of di.en.c ex
thi, searching and unerring
remedy disperses It from the patient's system.
GENEIt L DEBILITY AND WEAK
ESS.---From whatei or cause, lowness of
end-all other signs of a diseased liver,
and other disorganizntions of the system,
vanish under the eradicating influence of this
all powerful antiseptic and detergent remedy.
BILIOUS D ISORD I.:lN.—The proper quan
tum and right condition of the bile is of mo
mentous importance to the health of the Itti
man frame, this anti-bilious medicine expels
the hidden seeds of the complaint, and ran
den all the fluids and secretions pure and
fluent, cleansing and resuscitating the vital
functions of the h ot ly.
SICKLY FEMALES—ShouId lose no
time in trying a few doses of this regulating
and renovating remedy, whateree maybe
their.eumplaint, it can he taken with safety
in all periodical and other disorganisation..
Its erect is all but tuiraculona i
uNgevurnt)Pltool?.—The testimoni of
Nations is unanimously borne to din health
giving virtues ably noble reilledy, iind
oer
tideates is areret t liring lattasiiiaw hens wh
bees to thelundehstablenese afttlsoir intrinsic
worth.
Hollooray's Pills art the beet vonedy /maws in
the world fol. Lie faltering !iiseaser :
Aallhaa. Vin.inr, !award Iltestawaa,
lowa IttaNta. Daaitity. Ural. Vamp/abets.
0.110111, Yaw*, aa I /wow ,lidtpara al Apoiritia
Cali* Tom& Oartiplaia& .. Pleas,
Clara ItNotataa, Hatallatiama, ._
_llll4nate airt liravitt,
Catalyses/a, Littloatioa, tillottodalary Sirriptwas
Erillreis, hideous*. rworeal Allhoti.ra.
1 4lerweii. lailliskasaiss, Roma ar alt klais.
Miratuliol f--Nose ae4) 'genuine unless
t)iis words K Mattuttay, Kno• York and Lyn
am," are diseerni lie as a rale, -mark i n every
lest of the book of directions around each
pot ikr bus ; the same may be plainly seen by
Atobilag Me leopo r Me tJhL . A handsome re
wood still be =even to any one rendering such
ing.,ranskl o u as *Ty lest to the detection of
any party or e artteseounterteitin .g the medi
cines-sr rending the lOWA, knownig them to
be spurious.
. 9 *84.141 at the Mtnufactories of Professor
nollowsy, ftt) Maiden Lane. New York, and
by all respecteade Druggists and Dealers is
Medicine throughout 'the Duited States and
the sirlDsed usrhl, itsionsos sis -OS .-smadk, tgt
tests, :1141$1 notch. A. 1). tivinuta, A,gent,
Gettysburg.
afirrhere is considerable sating by taking
the larger sizes.
N. D.—premiums for the guidanee of pa
tients in every disnrder ars mated each
h.r. [Juno 7, IS. $..
Oosch Trimmings.
` . " An
o YARDS Coach Frin ge:
. 400
fs . " s' 'garde sit Blue and WO) Trninnet rig
Cloth 1,5210 Coach Tassels ; 7.i Sides Patent
Leather ; K. l lOO 11.1ta, and a large variety of
all kin& of Trinain,ice, which we will well at
rewlace4l prices for cash. in tine time fur
bargains at FA LINES 'Welk S'.
GOOll Brorm Soya' al Oi dr. per lb. Four
Pounds /%.r'2. e,uts.
Flatina.stoett Brotbern hare Just ?net-4M nn
nnusuailv large 1.4 of Orucerie-g, to which
they invite the attention of the prehbe.
grown, Sugar at 44, 8 and 9 twlttat, per
lb.--elienp,
Prime C Roe,* . 13 and 1,-1 eta., per
PtimeJt. 0. 51olleties and 00)04 Syrup
—also. Balms, o, - be - had at tinnatin,ll, low
Yates. Cull early and Reel! re bargains at
FA lINESTOC K 11110'S.
/lay :11, I'sB.
V222.03R 93
24.110 70
61,452 93
ANOTITIRR splrinlid stock of Gooth jost
- reeiWetl at P. A. & 0. F. ECKEN
RODE'S, in Ileillleraborg. Also PISFI of
all kindm, Shaft Mackerel and !Tarring.
May 31, 1858.
92.147 7G
966 i 4
22,249 69
6.NS 38
9,425 00
509,18.5 LI
TUE subseriletr, haring forme.' a pnrtner
ship with Win. J. )lartin, wottill earnest
ly urge , tho.te intieltteti upon his own books to
make immetliate payment. All aecoon ott
settieti by the I.t. of Jaly next will Le ploceti
in the lotto's of an offwer for enileetion.
JAOOB NOltithiCK.
May 24, 1458.
292,1 4 0 00
22.08 G 60
5,583 68
319,R50 28
Cheap ! Cheap !
ifORE GOODS!—LiCOBI & BRO.
Ll have just returned front the city, with it
very large asiortment of Chaim avaiimereP,
estii)gs, &tinnier Goods, anil srverYlhing
else in the men's wear line. They,aLso Wier
plain and fancy Shirts, Collars, silk and cut
toil Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, lte. Miring
bought unusually low, fur the cash, they are
enabled to 11011ClIZAPER 7111 N I,YLS--tlit excel
lent full cloth suit, rattle up, fur sl3, fur in
stance. Give them scan, at their new estate
lishatent, in Chambershurg strecua few doors
west of the Cuurtshouse, before purchasing
elsewhere. [31.1 10.
gENRY ALBERT'S ESTATE.—Letters
testamentary on the estate of Henry Al.
bert, bur of Heeding township, Adams co..
deceased, having been granted to the under
signed, (the first named residing in 'loading
township and the last named in Huntington
township) they hereby giro notice to all
persons indebted to said estate to sake im
mediate payment, and those having claims a
gainst the same to present them . properly
authenticated for settlement.
BBNiA.KIN ALBERT,
DAN LIM ALITSIT„
May 10. IAS. , %nu . •
• goodstromr ikt4;!
pootrfrotx3 oiA
inisistration oil lie Wigs - Jiza
Wolf, Igo of Ilsatitio' towashj
comity, drama.
oral
r A.
asdipsigosel. sisiettisittirserti
Wig Immely Osman lola *Mit
is lea agate le wok* iisab?Mata
a"; thou* luiviag ado= Mew fti
Omni seti.
P""iAmust Inuit
BANKTICL WOLL •
jig 31. 1.854 L . Ahem.
11811,111030 a BEGAN Obeys bra** seed
•at astonish fa lop rates times
lathe Molar; ssd OIT Orealitarif
, 011,14 E x,as.,
paRBONS eottusatuilag lieseekeepisakvell.
Sad it to their advantage _to purchase
their TIN-WARE at BUEHLER'S, is Maar
bereborg Street,
Cheap Groceries.
More Gooda I
Notice.
Executors' Notice.
hum ,
. 6 . 6 94, Wag is Cumberland Unreebtp Ad-
Mkt mutely, Pe.. benumbed by lends of John
ineeta lionweel Motull, Henry 8. Minoigh,
AbrahamPreeginr. and others, sod
many years ometted by fieteuel Gallegker,
es bowel. The Ear m new
mollywell wetered. has epos it
DWELLING HOUSE, Log
Barn, and other outheildinge.
and eontaies 21S ACRES, ll.t PERCHES.
wore or lose. Of tins, over 'SI XTY ACRES
are covered with good TIMBER.
The Faro/ is a short distance trout the &m
-oue% limits, and is bounded on the South by
the Gettysburg Extension of the Pennsylye.
nikßailroad. Possession will be git en April
1, 1859.
The Timber land lying on the Mumnias
burg Boon]. about 33 Acres, may be of f ered
separately from the Farm, in Lots of a few
Acres each, thus affording to those needing
Timber fur Railroad ties, or for any purpose.
a rare opportunity fur investment.. Much of
this timber land can he made first-rate mea
dow. There are several never-failing springs
upon the property.
Ear The sale will take place on the day
named, on the premises. commencing at 1
o'clock, P. M., when the terms and condi
tions will be made known by
EDWARD hi' P I 11.7.11.40:01,
Adtn't of Wm. M'Pherrson, dee'd.
May 31, 18;8. u
New Marble Establishment.
A V. 110M11AUil would most respectfully
11 6-• infortr. Via friends and the public gen
erally, that he haft opened a new Marble Yard
at ACrSherryoutra. Adam/ enmity, Pd.. where
he Will exwmte nil kind)" of work in his line
of business., f iiell it. 4 MONUMENTS, TOMB
11g.1.1.) STONES, Ac., with neatness and
dispatch, and at prices to suit the times.
All orders addressed to A. V. flombach, at
11 Sherrystown. Adams CUUnty f Pa., will be
promptly attended to.
May 24, Gm
Who will Refuse
►rIIE mottA of their moue, aid i. right
risatige blek
NUItiIEJK 'SI.IRTIN'S is the place to
get it,'where they sell all kind* of Groceries,
ConFeotionarie*, and ,Fancy Articles—in
word, ererything belonging to a first-chile
Grocery. 14.$1***es of Reran different kinds,
front 40 cents up to 75 per gallon ; Sugars,
pis different kinds, front A cent* up to 14 per
lb.; Coffee, lire kin Is ; Tea*, Chocolate, Race,
Cracker*. Ton Ciskei, Bottled Pie Fruit,
Cheese, Fish. Pickles, Salt, Bacon and Lard.
Ilay 24, 1838.
Notice.
TUB undersigned haring retired from the
Uereautile business, Ow same will here
after be efintinatei at the ul4 stand, in Balti
more street. by their woo, Henry B. Danner
and Waybright Ziegler, under the name and
style of Dmnsier and 2degler, Jr*, whose we
will recommend to, and fur whose we would.
bespeak a liberal share ef patronage Irian
old customers. and of the paliiie in 'remora!
liming retired from the Meresintile bola
-1101., it is noces.ary that our old business
should be settled ati. We, therefore, notify
all those indebted to as either by Judgment,
Note or Book Amount, to call and settle tie
same sithout delay. The books will be
found at the old eland.
.1. B. DANNER,
DAVIDZIKULEIL
May 14,,1ii58.
11111111 T L
Nrw Finn—Now Goods.
rpRE undersigned have entered into part
-1 A . nerehip . in the MARV WARE tf• ORO.
i
r CENI - leinunees„ at the old stand of Demseete
& i
: Ziegler, n Ba l t imore stecot, under the
name, elide and firm of Demmer AC Ziegler,
Jra., st 4 ask, and will endeavor to deserve:
a continuance of the patronage of the old
firm, as well as any quantity of new custom.
( The?. hare just returned from the cities with
an ;toluenes stock of Goods—consisting in
pert Of
1 Building ,Vaterialft. each as nails, screws,
hinges, Natio, locks, glass, le.
I nob, including edge tools of *rely" &-
I seription, saws, planes, claim's, gouges. bra
t a% mid hitts, augers, *quotes, pager, ham
mere, & -.
libtehwimilhe will And tinrill, vireo, reser,.
! files, horse shoes, horse-shoe nails. &c., with
Ithem, ier'v cheap.
Cua'A Pi•elisys, such as cloth, reverse*,
, damask, fringes, cotton, mess, oil c loth,
`springs, axles. hobs, spokes, felloes, bows,
! poles, Shafts, it.:.
Mee l'indisge, Tampico, brush and french
1 tnarn , oo, liniiiv, bindings, pegs. lasts. boot
tree-, 'Lc./ a itli a general assortment of shoe
, in.iker's tools.
Cabinri Maker's Thole, a general assort
; talent—also varnish, knob*, lie.
• Hott...Lrepers will also And a largo assort
ment I If kniveA and fork s,brittan nia, /abate and
! silver-plated table and tea anomie, candle
: odieks, waiters, shovel and tongs, sail irons,
enamelled and brass kettles, pans, tubs,
churns, cart eting, &,c.
Also a general assortment of forged and
' rolled IltaN of all sites and kinds ; cast,
shmr and blister steel, which they will sell
as cheap as the cheapest.
Griweries, a full and general assortment,
such as cru•hed, pulverised, clarified and
broil n snr„,-;irs; New Orleans, West bells and
sugar hot-e molasses and syrups, coffee,
'.piece. chocolate, fine, coarse mot dairy salt;
linseed, fish and sperm OIL: Turpentine,
Fish. & •.; n'full assortment of Lead and Zinc,
dry and in oil: also Fireproof Paints ; in feet.
almost eve-' article in the Hardware. Conch
F un si n . g , S on . Findi n g, Housekeeping. Black
smith. e.thinet Maker's, Painter' s, Waxier's,
and tiro eery line, all of which they are de•
*ermined to sell as low fur L'Asil as any house
out of the city. _ .
lIENRY B. DANNER.
IV AI ZIEGLER,
Gettptlstri, May 24, IttsB.
Go-Partnership
VOTICE.—The 'undersigned have
ted with . them in the Lumber business,
E. C. (limos*. They would therefore give no
tice that the business hereafter will be con
ducted under the firm of SNALL, Damon it
Co.. and they hope, by strict attention to
business and an earnest desire to please, to
merit a omatiiivation of the liberal patronage
herett4re bestowed upon them.
KILLIAN SMALL it CO.
Lumber Yard,
ON IVirth Gawp &mi. war kW Railroad,
- YORK. PA.
We would invite the attention of Mechan
ics. Builders. and others, to , oar large end
well selected stock of LUMBER, oansisting of
every description of White Pine Bowls and
Plank. Joist, Scantling and fencing. Also.
Pine and Chesnut Shingles, Intim l Pickets,
)forked Flooring end Weatherbeisrding I
San, ko. We are prepared to CUT
ORDRS Amy e, qiuusagr lad qaely of
WB/rAf *PINE # OAK LUMBER,
at** ebela nad.halo M delivered
"say piss' lisiapilliss• Isy ilailesed. We
eke wadiseksses hand et maw
usliallabeaf or
BASH, Dir4,2B,
flartie* WieibislikeSo.o Dear
1111.0rdssas
der any elm set ea midilll64
4,0640/ifirsoa.
*row *oft ead ~mid is sateener
may edam eadere are desenalead as
the knrest ambit prim. -
aro enlace .ad esamanalestleas ad
dressed is tise us=d, as Yeris", will
reestia - prostiot
zublia S. 00.
York, llay 54, 1838. 1y
MOLASSES, trews 371 io 76 cents par pl.
ANL
be. and Coles, Oros 12 to 14 cents pew
ponied—tip-top articles, aad worthy the at
tootton of housekeepers, at '
Mir 24. . .I.Aiuser et Ziegler, /re.
ar^~Z~^~h•
pREPAIRAI,
will restore
color, by Nei
a J. Mod'
T 7 rE
I In proof
following Minimal front trtedeletialtdd par•
sows fnma all saves of the oierreort.
floc &sloetto - Autlt. slat. A b4 s..
sate big vile. "Um bole had Waldo vary
thin. sad entirely wale, was ruillthirto {hi
, original brown solar, sad bad *WOW sad
heeonteioitutifal and glitesy uftin, sod en
tirely over, the head. Other* 0 61 1=e4
and friends ere suing year Sue
the happiest effects.
lion. 'lodge Breese, Ex43.mater of
says my hair was prematurelybats by
the use of Wood's Restorative. it roame;
its origins' color, and I hate doubt per
nitnentiv co.
lion. 11. I. Stewart, itapi, my hob was
The SWitll Hotel.
; very eray, but after osingitwo bottles, it re
col
MO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC.--The it to its natural or. The Rey. J. K. Bragg.,lYrookficld, Mesa.. sans
1 . subscriber would most respectfully it has removed from' my bend inflamination,
flounce that he has taken the flotel 'MeV ' dandruff, and a cedstant tendancy to itching,
kept by Israel Yount, in Frederick street, in and restored my hair, which was gray, to its
the Borough of lIANOWER, where h e is pre-, original color./
pared to sunminneelate;in elegant style,Trav- J. W. Davilitum, Itionmoutb,lll„ says, lay
eller. and others visiting the place. He, hair was two-thirds gray, or rather whieth
pledges himself that nothing alittil be want - but, by the application of the Restorative
ing to make his House a pleasant and agree- as directed, it has resumed it. original cokyr.
able home to all who may give him their , 1)r. G. Wallis, Chicago, says, after Wogs
custom. The house is large and convenient, ; gr nt many other preparations, all tn so ef•
and will always be provided with attentive fe c e, I used one bottle of your Hair Restage-
Domestics and a faithful a nd honest Ostler. /tire, which has cured a humor its my heed cif
The Bar and Table are supplied with the two years' standing. -
best the market will afford, and his beds )rillßeniamin Longridge, 254 Seventh Avenue.
be found to be in the best possible condition. N ew y„rk, sacs, baring lost my h a ir hy the
In everything pertaining to a first rato'house effects of the Erysipelas , when it began to
the subscriber is doteruinied not to be sur-, grow, instead of black, as heretofore, it was
passed by any one. Just give hyn a trial— , well mixed with gray. Ilaring tried many
you will always find old Dave about'. ; preparations to restore the eater without et-
There is it fine Yard attached', and Stabling feet, I was i n d uc ed to try yours, and in
sufficient for 2.5 or 30 horse) spite of all my doubts it bus Lad the desired
DAVID effect.
Hanover, May 10, lir IL L. Williams, M. D.. Pockensvillr, Ma's
says. I have used your Restorative, sod end
it all that it is recommended to be. 1 have
tried it for Totter and find it a certain cure.
W. M. ltoodward, M. D., Frankfort, KT.;
says, he recommends it in his practice an the
bent preparation for the hair now in *SC
Edward Walcott, says, three months see
my lisir was very gray, it is now s dark
brown, the original color, smooth and glumly,
all by the use of Wool's Restorative.
Wilson King, says, one month's pM,PeT,P4
plieation will restore any person's h air to iota
original color and texture.
J. D. Hoes, says; a few applications fasted-'
ed my hair firmly, it began to grow untold%
turn black, its original color.
Betsey Smith, Northeaat Panneylvasgs.,
any. that her hair hail, fur a number of yews,
been perfectly white, but now it is restorer
to its youthful color, soft and glossy.
Dr. J. W. Bond, St.Paill, says that his hair.
is strong. thick and black, althougfr•s ahoy
time since he wits both bald and gray. The -
people here saw its effects and have oonll4oolll
in it.
New Livery Establbdunent.
CHARLES M. TAT) bas opened a new
Livery establishment, at the stalks on
Washington street. occupied in part by the
"Eagle Hotel," and has made such arrange
ments as will enable him to socousinsidatc the
public at all titne•, on reaannable ternisoritli
Horses. Buggies, Backs, &e. lii stock is
good. On funeral uueaalons, &e., lie will be
able to supply n want which has been much
needed. ser Terms CASLI.
May 24, 1r.53.
qIIEADS h 11UXTILEIt have, nt their
&uve Ware Room, if. Viegt Middle street,
and At their Coal and Lumber Yard, MI
0 Wanitington amt Itailr std streets. faur
V varietie4 4.f Cookiay Sionel, embracing
8 the Noble Cook, It .y a l
8 Penn end ant &tell. Thee Stoves are
of PhiLvielphia manufacture, hase
been / we n& itatentcA, and hare been thor
uughly They roe pronounced supe
rior tu all other+ in the country. fur Cc,,al ur
Mood. 24ey will i.e delieere4 anywhere in
tie c° 4441 ,V , if desired.
liettysburg, May J.
The Liver Invigorator,
PRE PA itE D by Dr. SAN FOR D,ousepounded
entirely front OWNS, id one of the Lest
Purgative and Liver iledicines now before
the public, that acts as a Cathartic, easier,
mailer, and snore effectual than any other
medicine known. It is nut only a Cathartic.
but a Liver remedy, acting first on the Liver
to ejeet its morbid matter, then un the atom
ach and Lamers to carry off that matter, thus
amagnplisliing two purposes effectually, with
out any of the painful feelings experienced
in the operations of most Cathartics. it
strengthens time system at the same time that
it purges it; and when taken daily in mod
.erate doses, will strengthen and build up
with unusual rapidity.
The Latta is 0ne..,.; of the principal regu
lators of the human"i' body ; and when it
performs it functions&„ Well, the powers of
the system are fully.< developed. The stom
ach is almost entire-x, ly dependent on the
healthy action of the Liver for the proper
perfortuaeeof its fungi-z done; when the stom
ach is at fault, thei-s, bowels are at fault,
and the whole systemr suffers inconsequent
of one organ—W(o4 41MM—having
ed to Jo its duty.— Fur the diseases of
that organ, one of the,.„, proprietor" has made
is his study,in a prat-,"'.` rice of' more than 20
years, to find votes , ' remedy wherewith to
counteract the man) dere gemen is to
which it is Hanle. 1-4
=I
To prune that this remedy is at last
found, any personyl troubled with LIVES
Coartstsrr, in any tir. its forms, has hut
to try a bottle, and,t:', conviction is certain.
These Gums move all morbid or
bad matter from thesi.4 system, supplying in
their plat* a now of Zi bile, invigorating the
sliornach,eausingfootl dige4 well, PI:RI.
rtasu rut swop, ing tune and health
to the whole machinery, removing the cause
of the disease--effecting a radical cure.
81L1011.4 ATTACKS are cure.l, •NO, KLIAT IS
name, rat resrte, by the occasional use of
the Lives iN
One 410 ,, e after eating is sufficient to relieve
the stomach and prevent the fo.sl from rising
and souring.
Only one dose taken before retiring, pre
vents No:on/Axe.
Only one close taken at night, loosens the
bowels gently, and euroe COSTITESIC33.
OJe throb taken after each meal will mire
Drsrsrst.i.
mair"o.te (lose of two tesarpoontals will al.
%vivo relieve SICK nest:Lieut.
One duce taken fur female tobstmetion re-
InHres the cause of the disease, and makes a
perfect cure.
Only one dose immediately relieves Come,
while
One dose often repeated ii a more cure for
eltal.KßA MaNOUS, and a preventive of
CuoLee %,
sfiro.lly ono bottle iti neo(ied to throw out
of the Ay tern the effeetv of tnectiolae after
a low! roekne4s.
tor )ne Isdrie taken flr.7.lluNnics removes
all suilowness or unnatural who from the
akin.
ate doge taken a 'short time Wore eating
gives vigor k) the appet to, and makes food di
gest well,
One close often repeated cares CIIIRONIC
fitAttanrr.A. in its w.orst forms, whlie Butteite.
I.l.Arst, complaints yield almost to the
first d..se.
One or two doses core attacks caused by
Worm% in Children ; there is nn. surer, safer,
r or Fpoedier remedy in the world, u it never
fails,
larA few bottles cute DROPS'', by exciting
the absorbents.
We tete pleasure in reemnmeeding this
medicine as n preventive fur Pavan and Aces.
Cow. Vivra, and all laws of a list.itna
TTPX. it operates with certainty, and thou
tends are willing to tettify to its wonderful
virtues.
AU leAo use it are giving their unanimous
testimony in its faror.
Mix water in the mouth with the Iu•
riturator, and swallow both together.
Tea Latina IN iumustut is %scientific med
ia:Ll diseorery. and is daily working cure*,
almost too great to heliese. It curates if by
magic, eras Lie first dose piriag Lesoefil, and
seldom more than one bottle is required to
ours any kiwi of Urea complaint, from the
worst Amodio: or Dyspepsia to ♦ amnion
ileadsuAs, all of which ate the roma of $
Dtsaasso lava*.
taws OWN DOLLAI rlti JOfll&
DR. SANFORD, Pmfaiotor. 34 Broad
way. New Turk. A.. D, Brim" Ara*
thrbsirg. •,•
17, ISO. Iy.
A N NW:4m for a_Preadas' t tad MM
aillarlei or gm Otila 01.11100117 Jona
eisSivas s f gam Orr itio . year,
beas IliCariVatia 11114 art Ardraiar.
AIMS 44
544 of Arno be t
orra disk Imam
4 l'olOnit mall 4 chink. P. 11., iai4 Jay.
• • a 116001111 AIMIL *WA
R. J.1r641* bey.
• ilk NM to '
*Our' and reed.
ayi aim. noon Cam 006,
8.1211" .' 0611 0. Mod Ow gkes.
elee 11/01WOM I MAIM.
• 18. • -
58
- _ .
11DST IN SIMACIN.—A kiwi hit et Mew.
fill and codling Scythes, of all the oils►
eat t►ade,-l►t►sr eases, at the smaLlest
It , - Denser & Ziegler, Jr,.
SAFETY Fuse, Powder, Shot aid Cr
Xirf
EIVCOMIER.
tf
liver Oaui Ceitetay.
Nal
f.•~:
Ini
Morris Gosling, U. D., St. Louie, sitysrlitsdi
after trying many other preparitiong, an Jo
no effect, he used two bottles, which oovenid
his head.with a new and vigorous womb of
hair and invites ail to oome and see it
Sarah J. Brown, says her hair was nos wag
gray. but. so thin that she feared Its sours
loss—bat after using two bottles it reeksonati
both the color and growth.
Prepared bv O. J. Wood It Co”, 114 *up.
ket street, St. Louie, and 312 Broad**=
York, and sold by all Druggists awl ,
Medicine Dealers; also, by all raw OA
Toilet Goods Dealers in the United fiamosad
Canada.
May 24, 1858. 3m
Now Goods,
A T the new drm of PAXTON Lc Ma'
•"" BENI'. at hie Sosed-Essi Ovine of Cat
tre Square.
The subscribers would reepeetilizilyfiedsme
the citizens of Liettysbarg and the pnbM i gees
erally, that they have just received, mod ars
now opening, a very choice selection of Mee
ned Cups,eonsistingvfOakford's Phihidellpide
Spring Style, Moleskin Dress lints, saw
passed for neatness of shape and elegant:lead
tinivh ; Felt. Fur and Wool Bata, ofall aloft
and. styles, together with a obsoplete eseteti.
went of Men's and Boys' Cape, which they
warrant to be of the beat material and ot the
most fashionable styles, all of which will t
offerei at very low prices. Also, Straw
goods of every variety and style.
ha-These gtxills wore carefully ealeeted
and bought for cash, which will enable those
to sell at very low prices.
Pix Tow I 111cluuter..
May 10, 1858.
Now is the Time!
liIIIE subscriber would inform the public that
he has opened a SIACIIINg 8110 F, in
Ckambersbury street, Gettysburg, near the
I Foundry, where he will have various khedive(
I Machines on hand at any time hereallea,
ouches Dkreshing Machines, Corn &Wks*,
cnrafischicr Cutters, Clocerseesi Madiers, Straw
Cutters, and Horse Posers of different Modes
—two, four or six -horse, to suit pureltinntret
—indeed all such as can be bad at Ihnover
or Littlestown. Also, Xurtisinis Machine",
for house carpenters, put up in the very best
and most sulatential manner. Cinhing
S:reles or long Bolts, any kind or sine lees
than eleven feet in length, always extended
to, as well as rarning in iron, costing ye
wood. Also all kinds of Ittestetxu on 310,
chincry, dressing-up 3EII Spindles, &0., done
OD the shr,rtest notice.
I hope that all in went of anything in sly
line will cull at my Shop before going ass
where. I will warrant ell my work to give
entiefitctiun to pureba►ore.
DAVID STERNER.
March 29, ISsft. I •
TO TAX-PAYERS.—Notice is hereby giv
en that the Count/ Con miesioners will
make an ABATEMENT of FIVE per eeni.
upon all State and County T 418 4, amassed
fur the year 1858 that shall be paid to Collor
tors on or before lharaday, the let day of'
July lux'. Gulleckmi will be required toad!
nn tas-p.tyers vn or before the above date,
and make such abatement to all persons pay
ing on or before said day, and ray the same
to the County Treasurer, otherwise upshots.
meat will be made. By order of the Cunt
missioners. J. M. WALTER.
Mai JO, 1858. ekrk:
Shoed' le Buehler
L liars eonstanfly on hand, it their
U on Washington wad Railroad
X any variety of River sad Noustara
B LUMBER--White Pia% Uandasitt
.8 Poplar, Ash, hec—loo a rde. ZIRAir
It Joist, Saaatliag . and mamas They
are ready to Alf all orders. at the Wort.
est notke, for any araintat , for: s t itinin S,Pos" -
poses, at prima whisk 'will santrimet above
who may favor them with seta They tam
also on band ha of worked Yileeriaa„ Wits- ,
dor •
Paßap for fallaiwg. Plastiiittg
and assess Laths. ao. .!
Cistisnit, May ISM
ST lUSW.
Oa Al
kcal, some guldand infest Lams ittul
Lepines, still hater *as Use sitovelelsoss.
Oat. 2H,1657. ‘ly
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Notice
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