f a t, 4 ' Ad 'WI*
4: ,1
ss • oqp oponn.' 144 4 .4.-. • „
it,pasiontat ban roofed
,Johastos, to Utaksohli ,
optiLing d gootratin.
itoolit”o. 4.014 &import*
add prepariog to go into winter
fetal disease Is prevalent among the
, la Grenville and Warren COUltiell, Jr: C.
the tomer totritg CM Nola. A. Venable /sat
ty is one day, 'soda neighbor of his .ix.
Taa Bons fiat Baden Baden, En
. the O'Mara
.14440 tioctien liiiieleelppl.tor • Cert
la Ores of 'Geo. gallows, deceased,
Tit l yto October Stk.
itiqk Aliretated tharthe tad tenant taken by
order — hi Ilanyoernt of China gives 415,000,-
000 labellimats,of the empire, sad 1,G48,814 in
YOU:
•••••• , •,4460/Wlllos are the wet latltatlve ani
mate lava** rligtlriof apture. Only onw-ass
erer spa* OM *ail, bet kumfreds of thous
&MlS Ofvorearii daily talking like asses.
When you ga to drown yolfrself, always
pat or your clothes ; they may fit your wife's
second husband.
?fever borrow • cotton umbrella; a Ink
ono can be obtained with the same degree of
effort, and lasts quite as long.
Spanking of the crops, the N. 11. Demo
crat says, "herein new Hampshire everything
is growing tremendously except the Republican
party--sad 01 , 611 that grows meaner."
I have • way to stop kicking cows, or to
keep them from stepping while milking. It is
this : I begin quite• naJderato, and oleo they
hoist a foot I give the teats a jar!. ; by follow
ing this sip it will stop any cow, for a cow very
much 4htlikes to have her teats Jerked. If •
cuw gets In the habit of starting off, I hold on
to the 11111411 as hard as I can, which soon cures
her of that aper.—[t}e•esee Fanner.
Many farmers are too oaring of peed
wheat. Thin seeding has a tendency to pro
duce lateArops, and increases the &agar of
injury from the midge.
rid sheep of ticks, and ear• the scab
on cattle, food sulphur with salt, at intervals of
• few days, three or four times.
Metal Tips to Boots and Shoes.—Tho
saving its shoe leather which the small
metutic tip en the toe of a boot or shoo
effect* is very great. and the invention
is ono of pracitical utility. Children arc
remarkably fond of kicking out the toes
of their little shoes, thus rendering
{lion uselessand making, anotherpitir ne
cessary. By the use of these tips, which
may be made of silver, copper, iron or
any other malleable metal, the boot or
shoe may be worn until it is really
"Joao for," and they aro so secured that
so long as any portion of the sole re
mains, the tip will be held fast. They
do not increase the weight of the shoe
above half an ounce or an ounce. It is
thoitivention (AG. A. Mitchcl,of Turner,
Me., and was patented on the sth of
January. Economically speaking, there
is no doubt of its value, us one pair of
bootsand epees—men's, ladies' or chil
dren's—tau be made to last nearly twice
the time they would without the tips.—
Scientific American.
Military Slavery.—Whipping &Idlers
in .Englayul.—A inure monstrous inflic
tion of punishment than is noticed by
the Brighton Guardiun Las, never been
recorded in the history of modern
ervi
lisatiou; and it is not surprising that
the pollee of England should receive
notice of tun hundred and fifty deser
tions from the array in one day. Here
is the story:
A private of the 35th Royal Susses
Regiment having boon found guilty by
u district court-martial of steeling a 5s
piece belonging to private Dougherty,
urtlt same corps, was sentenced to re
ceive fifty lashes, and to be imprisoned
S 4 days with hard labor. The punish
ment or flogging was inflicted on Sat
urday, at Chatham, and was very se
vere, the cat leaving nine thongs to it,
thereby giving 450 stripes on the man's
back. Some of the young soldiers, who
had never meen such punishment before,
dropped from the ranks and fainted.
siiir•What, ring its not round 1 The
her-ring.
CTilinuorres Ptu.a—HoamsL Pismo' —lt la
towns* by the uninitiated, that hospital patients have
the &dramatics - ofekilfal treetiosiet awl emend atteedasee.
The truth la, they are too often merely this setneate Epee
which tow stainers try Moir pees Ws hands." The Ow*
nespitaia Am the sick ere Unit owe beams, end the Daly
"tedleines they mewl are Liolkiway's diesene-aubdulen rams-
Mee. Let the weakened down, attenuated, and emptiest
sales from User compialet, dyspepsia, asthma, beiter
thotie, Ist asp of the saternal assiedies whisk Male the
probiesioe, supply thisausalres wlth Holloway's PI lb, sad
Hwy saw speedily work out thole owe SIM, and esseibs sr
they remember the doleful predictions of the denten.
1.0" . if refill &ALCM or WILD CallltT.—Tle KW".
lag Lotter Gout Nev. Henry Wood, of Cuerord. K. U.,
Xd,tar at ULF Coeverat3ocu l / 4 1 Journal, apotka relaters is
favor at W Mar's Baling
Cuerect, H. H., Keret 2.
MOWlb b W. Yowls : Two yore
Kt, dalloaddil dioi 'Woad masa goo my Lasso omalood
ma to Mt OK be insert sodito, NA vire I mom* I
Wm do nub eississii y Slimly is bssitisisg. OM t
705 atom wooldlo to sloop or east apse a bed by idiglot.--
Tba mad.. woo odkoodo, dairjedeogi hem tbs trodko
oy of Ms rosodiot dost,l sopiwool 4114.410d00d hadowido.
Noun[ pookiliod to kr, • WWI tie Wilds" ad.. .(WI Id
Cborry. oreldooot la Us sedloWS Ili ed 0110
[[Neap: most outtkoky codosood Miser ass Oddill MM
mod op. ayiKotit, .Mk bilos.osiorooo Wows IMP
to Maki MS polo. stssiisisi. ass rsississat lies selida
to °Lbws didLuly Mats& With toga* posts traln
HURT WWII.
Nob soodlod ooJois sped I. Suits dm Um .capper.
SOW W. rOWL.IIft .Co.. 138 Wasitiogton
street, Beiriton; Proprietors. 13okt by tkeir
agents 114'8,1 where. A. D. Bumf Ise. Getty s
burh. dug. 23, 2w
trfelr_ Gooey Mous/ *exam JAl[lOl
cLazirl COLiniatrap roma Pats, propued from is
prepesii br Sir J. Clarbs, I. D., thrsigiam ixtrast
dinar, IMAM *atm ?Mt sell trim serlids• la au Irr•
1 0111441 % leltiatieneeri oak mart/ OveSeeaste Delleettioe
sad catelesillple, hesiser seem voiraemen emit atom*
a pouroisi mot%4 q.su ameties heati/ea toy the
eoestiSMOlD._ tirimanut Luau it is /..thirty
It TN!, la albeit Yoe, Weft es the seelitilsrhoi
Thaw tills nerve woe ttsia bows to kit sloe the
itwes *al ie. if MOM am veil elleervei.
illtabirP4ll4ll4.44 DiarbAßl teepaeltheisest.
.411100110*.eleilwei le eaj maker.
had 4 06 4 1 11114iime a trtOsleelegitiet air it PK%
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by Mors aisaL
r. Needut, Wbaill• "vista,
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lie «mot tiAr„Nr i iii.a."44o l .o 6
seso i
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Ma 11/ft
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Fresh ,lir.—Di.
Health gives the.
oOnsamptives:
Eat all you can. digest, tsnd weenies a
great deal in tho open air, ilia convert
what you cat, into pare, hesktiy blood.
Do not be afraid of out-door air day or
night.. Do not be afraid of sudden
changes of weather; let no change,
hot or cold, keep you in doors. If it is
rainy weather the more need of your
going out, biCe4/1180 you eat as much
upon a rainy day as upon a clear day ;
and if you exercise less, that much
nacre remains in the system of what
ought to be thrown off by exercise, and
some ill result some consequent symp
tom or ill feeling is the certain issue.—
If it is cold out of doors do not muffle
your eyes, nose and mouth in furs, veils,
woollen comforters and the like; nature
has suppffed you with the best, mutter,
the best inhaling regulator—that is two
lips; shut them before you step out of
A warm room into the cold air, and keep
them shut until you have walked a few
rods briskly, and quickened the circu
lation a little ; walk fast, enough to keep
off a feeling of chilliness, and taking
cold will he impossible. What are the
facts of the case r Look at a railway
conductor going out of the hot air into
the piercingcold of winter, and in again,
every five or ten minutes, and yet they
do not take cold oftener than others ;
you will scarcely find a consumptive
person in a thousand of them.
It is wonderful how afraid consump
t,ve people are of cold air, the very
thing that would cure them—the only
obstacle to cure being that they do not
get enough of it, especially if it is gold,
when it is known that the colder the
purer it must be ; yet if people cannot
'go to a hotter climate• they will wake
an artificial one, and imprison them
selves a whole winter in a room with a
temperature not varying um degrees
in six months. All such people die, and
yet we follow in their footsteps. If I
were szriously ill of consumption I
Would live out of doors day and night,
except it wore raining or mid-winter •
then I would sleep in in unplastered
log house.
Die ftitat.
"11.40 as .i'4 hattbor, some atiret or am. miaow;
fitand by qoac.o other bwrever It blaw."
MARRIED,
On Saturday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.
Keiser, Mr. E. Z. LITTLII to Miss LYDIA S.
IikINK.EitIiOFF, all of thAs place.
Ou the null )nst., by the key. 11.13ishop, Mr.
EDIVAIW OINGLEY to Miss NAM' LULL,
both of linmiltunitAn totgobltap.
On the sto.ne dal, by the same. Mr. DAVID
STOUPS to 'Mtn 3LARY JILSE .SINGLEY, both
of I.l•nottonbtia to%uship.
On the 10th init., by the Iler. Isaac CI. Brown,
Mr. WILLIAM N. COLEMAN', of Mending, to
Miss SUE It., dsughter of Adam Duke, seq., of
Ilercersburg.
lile O.
s • Lite &natal' mires. tb• men of wan la Found ;
Now pima in youUt, pm wit/ming on Na gruarl."
MD,
On the 17th inst., at the residence of Tome
Brinkerhoff, in Straban township, Mr. DAVID
11cCITEARY, aged about 60 years.
On the 21st init.,
Mrs. EVE NOLEN, wife of
Thomas of this place, aged about.B3
)errs.
On the 16th 'not, near Chansbersherg,
ANNIE JANE, daughter of Ephrata:l and Han
nah X. Bittinger,-Lged 1 year.
On the :nth inst., MARGARET ORR, daugh
ter of Thomas Orr, of Ilamiltonban townebi?.
In licSherrystown, on the 12th ult., FRAN
CIS the 4th year of his age; Lad on the
15th ult.., MARY ELIZABETH, in the 13th year
of her age, both children of Francis and Mary
Krichton.
On the 17th inst., in this county, DAVID
HENRY WINTERODE, aged I year and I dny.
On the limb inst., in Adams county, Mr.
JOHN HENRY KVHN, aged 81 years 4 months
and 20 days.
Near Emtaitsbnrg, Md., on the 26th of Jane
last, ANNA MARY ELIZABETH, only daugh
ter of James sad Mary A. Waggaman, aged 2
years 11 months and 6 days.
~lj~h~e~ ~e~ohfs.
Carmelo(limn the l►U+t B►ltimon►,Yort k. Hanover papers
Baltimore--Friday litst
Flour. per barrel, $5 50 ® 6 62
Wheat, per Lushel, 1 18 (4 1 55
nye, '• 72 4 85
Cora, " 76i 88
(}ate, 44 48
Beef Cattle, per hued.. 650 725
..;al4l
ILogs
Hay, per ton, 00 - t - 4 - 14 00
Whiekey, per gallon, 26 26
Guano, Peruvian, por ton, 60 00
Itamover— T karsday last.
.
Flour, per 1,b1., from wagons. $5 00
Do. .. from stores, 5 50
Wheat, per bushel, 90 @ 120
Rye, 73
Corti, id 75
Oats, 111
37
Clorerseed, " 6OO
Timothy, .4 176
Plaster, per ton, 6 00
York—Priday Jail.
_Floor, per bbl., from wagons, $4 73
Do., " from stores, 600
Wheal., per bashM, 10a 0 I IS
Rye, 4, 75
Corn, 64 76
Oats, " 40
Clorerseed. " . 600
Timothy, " 226
_ Plaster, per WIN 4 60
• Addrese
ptwirona THE PIIIILOLITTIZAN 80-
m VIETT.,Tbi Vousial Address berate
the Peileibetheee Society at Permaylvaaie
alllege will be harmed au Sept. Mk at If
o' dee k. P. bpr Ma me MoNxit au, leg.,
of Philadielphia. The rrieroti of the Social,
awl all in wetted la literary itelooisticate are
respectfully Write& to ended.
E. 8. JOHNSTON,
Weenie 4/ Cow.
30, 11158. Et
Atli Ttgeelitat ade.
?ME Citisasa of tie &roast sod its
is:. *ill salsa it' . oolokotiag Its 1..'
awful as to Wiaiait of •So 00 . 011
`.4laarica mot ity•
rapt Coltle. so ,tl,O litAkay
Sititasbar kot roit
ai oislobratioa ofthat'iroinur=
wit! reatior opokaa7 S.
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fieirilli g .'oalteak - *Utley
dosatiNtilkikt<
/1)8 ',ARM,s deg. ate IldVeto/ el
bra Of /Mut 11110 r•—
AMIS. ha Yeusetkir township. oa tile mut ? s ows otrihtgosee, in soilesenew • . agiiigeing of
lending' *oat 44-Wilit• Murat to Horser's I -a
Mills 4444 , 113 K LW& Or JitiLli Sebwarts, , t TITEME TOWX I.OTR,
James Matte, George Grottf, sad others. c ,,,_ ' Antos!e in the lc. W. writer of the Public
tairting 2'20 Acrea.itiore or lcap.hetweeii GO .Sq uats in said town. bounded also fir the
and. tii) acres of which are Woodland . tad a tiano`er arid Cedes.* turnpike , . let Of Win„.
large proportion of Masiklow,— • • • Noell. and en two .aitlei by pettlic allise—.
Theimprovements are a Twtr •ia gi :Ms imProssl ars * Tats - - '
story Brick DOVSE, Ose-story . iiii 'story Dwelling 110r8E. ?: Prom flu
Brick Back-huildiu. , , Lot Barn .., . i Kitchens, Bak e
_.. Oren *. 1e. t r,_.4,1:01- MI
Wagon 'Shed, Corn ` Crib, and s ' .l neeesmay" l " wkkr ” a4l /. 611.4° ,_, la "" ?....," ''
outheildincs, in good ardor, two nerer-lidithE inlra , hurl Irmile Stain* "I* ' '''
"- '
Wells of Water near the door, with pomp , lof Water with pumps. ibe prof loss been
in chain ; stneral springs on the farm ; 4 eneePied foe many 7ssra u a event, beisi
good Orchards. containing a variety of fruit,. the only one sow in the place, and well fitted
Apples, Peacbes , Pears, Ake. up kr the same, being in otsopiete repo r.—
s e rp orgoas w i s hi ng t o v i ew I t, property 1 'lssiies ON TOT IWO
th
buildiugi sr I Well ear
are requested to call on the asimeribec, re. c al, a ,l e d a p ile " . .fulal l is Isiatiss '
siding thereon. Also, a LOT in said town, lindertoc4 feso.
GEORCIS T. KALsrurserf. in, bomubd by hot 4 someAuteriogila
Aug.3o, 181 8 . 2 m two public 'Aga: •
allirf3sle to be held on Hoe prientlees at 1
1 o'etoe It, P. M., on said day, when sums's**
will be given and tonna made know by
JACOB GEORGE, Adster.
By the Court—H. G. Wour, Clerk.
Aug. 23, lt l sB. to
TN 'purslane* af an Order of the 'Orplian/s1
Court of Adana wanly. the subscriber,
Administrator of the estate of Dr. Jivers'
Il.iviirost„ deceased. will offer at\Public 1
Salo, at the public house of David Goody-enr,
in Franklin township, Adam. county. as I
Thursday, llie :117th day of Sef,tersiLer ntri,
the following. Raid Estate,
lat. All that Tract of .N.tountain Land, .
described in the original survey as lot No.
2, situate on the South Mountain, in the
township of Franklin. adjoiaing lands of 1
Thaddeus Savona,Levi Irwin, McKeorick, '
and other'', contaalg 300 Acres, more or '
less.
2d. Throe Tracts of Moon Lal II 'And,
described in the original survey an tracts
Nos. 5, 6 and 7, adjoining. lands of John
Reamer, A. MaKenrick, awl others, and the.
Franklin county Line, each tract non taining
4IU Acres, more or less.
3d. A Tract of Mountain Land, de
scribed in the nrixinal survey as tract No.
situate in Franklin tAwnship.(late Menallen,)
adjoining lands of A. MeKeurick, Thomas
Stevens, and other., coataiuing 410 Acres,
MO I e or less.
ggirliervons wishing to view the property
are requesked to call on the undersigned, re
siding in Ilunttnasl.urg.
to COUlTDelia* It I'2 o'clock, M.,
on said day, when attendance will be given
and terms made known by
JAMES BISSELL, Adss'r.
By the Court-11. G. Clerk.
Aug. 30, 1858. to
Tll6 subscribers, intending to remove, will
offer at Public Sale, on the premises, on
lisseday, the 21Rth day of September next,
THEIR FARM,
eontaining 90 Acres, more or leas, situate in
lkLuntpleasant too m.hip, Adams counts, ad
joining /and/ of David Clopsaddle, George
Slagle, Wiiirott, and others. About 15
acres are Woodland— the balance cleared
and under good cultivation. The
improvement& are a Two-story 4m
"Weatherlsoarded HOL'Skl, a gu•)d
Burn, Orchard, kc., with a never
fading spring of water uear the dwelling.
bar At the same tints c.nd plate. will be
offered, 3 11,ffeea, 4 Coors, 8 hsa•l of Hugs, 2
Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows, !Lase Gears,
kc.; '2'o tons of Hay.
Sir/Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M..
on said day, when attendance rat be giten
and Wine made known by
JOAN SOCKS.
MICHAEL DAANER.
Aux. 30, 1858. tall
T'OR SALE.-1 will sell a bargain. and on
A: easy terms. The Farm on which Samuel
Young now resides, lying in Frederick coun
ty. M I • 12 miles from Frederick city, (turn
pike all the way,) and within one mile of
Woodsborir'. Loutaining 150 Acres, in
an excellent state of cultivation. The
DWELIANO, BARN, ta. , all new.
stir Persons wishing to purchitsse will be
shown eh s pre/nisei by Mr. Young. Fur
terms, &c., apply to lion. Y. Ls+ts Lowr,
Frederick City, or to
Ladies and Gentlemen!
I F jou desire 'to hares neat and substantial
BOOT or SHOE, go to BBINOMAN &
CULP'S, who are always utauula.:turing
Botts and Shoes of the best material that
can be had. None but good woricuieu are
employed. ViirSign of the BIG BOOT.
!v. B.—A good trteudyJourueytuati wante 1.
Aug. 30, 1558.
T HE Ectt”ol Directors of Mountpleaaant
township will meet at Bruit/ Su Run bail
house, on Ratiirday, /44e: 25th day of Septem
ber next. at 2 o'clock, P. M., for the purpose
of employing flue Teachers to take charge
of the several eehnole of said township.
EGBERT ECKERT, Se' e'y.
Aug. 30, 1848. td•
475 725
THE School Directors of bierumay town
& ship will meet at Mr. George flesson's,
in Littleatown. oa Saturday. az 18th do, o/
September nest, at 1 o'clock, P. M., fur the
purpose of employing six Teachers to take
charge of the Schools of said township, for
the fall sad winter term. By ondjr of the
Board. WILLIAM DUTTERA, Sey.
Aug, 23,14 a. td•
?viz Board of Schad Directors of Reading
A. township will meet at Sheaffer's School
bowie; one mile rtArth of Hampton, 04 Solar
day. the 4M day of September med. at 2 o'clock,
P. id , for the purpose of employing serer
Teachers for Ms coming winter, to whom
liberal wager will be pabl.
By order of the Board.
W. 8. 111141411/LAND, Bee'y.
dag.23.1858. td
THE School Disasters et Presidia tawasitip
will most at the house ur thou Man
shower, on adariiiiy, die ILIA day of &plow
hawed, at 1 it'eloelt its the afteration, for the
parpose of employing 13 Timbers to take
charge ofthe several &Moots of said sowaship.
By order of the President of the Board,
&WUXI LUST, Bee'y.
Angela 9, 1858.
Stray Bull. •
RTBATICD away front the madams of the
eabseriber, in Realint
_4ownottip DO the
6th of August instant ? a ht-tf Bu!!, with
a white speroa his fatielleadt about 3 yaws
Any person igivitegittetebseriber in
fo/Malian et teismot trill Bitfl,
will 4e snitarkix rosardird.
- THOMAS M. DICK&
A . A 18511: se
rxteliabgeg 4( OW Il 'Aittloiii • amity
iihile glee Tosergoos,Ckiaisay," /in'
bet* todaSitShicarn 1011 elite 4111 to laid.
a 'beta. KM* lkoritaryail Chet
' • SW 0‘ Sit of
IF .4
Weal bon el imml 4 o AWL; P, -
—1416' A4Loodird to iperniwrii.
MI6-
n. ' 1 1 11 05 401 4 Ira $I el to
small / F t .
Age le
a s " t 2N I . a e* " " lies'LLV I tir rd miii • aj I
4fiss***,
le bralefie. it.llollllLne $
.44 1 10.:04 .• • •••? t• ,•: .. ..'. .
Publio Sale.
Public Sale.
Valuable Farm,
- J.A NIES WHITEFORD,
No. 6 SiKites Wharf, Baltimore
Aug. 9, 1658. 8w
Teachers• Wanted.
Teachers Wanted.
Teachers Wanted.
Teacher* Wanted.
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recuustnilnd your Hair Hesto.ative, es being
the most efficacious ar.icle I ever saw. Since
using your Heir Restorative my hair and
whiskers which were almost slime have
gradually grown dark ; and I now feel confi
dent that a few mote applicafious will restore
them to their natural evlur. It also ham re
lieved me of all dandrutrand unpltasltit itch
in. so common atuong persona who perkpire
freely. J. G. KII.Bi.
WOOO :—About tyro years ago my
hair commenced falling off and turiuug gray
I was fast becoming bald, utl had tried
many . Remedies to nu eff.ct. I commenced
tieing your Restorative in January last. A
few applications fastened my h.fir tirmly. It
began to 1111 up, grow out, and tunic*" back to
its former color, (biaek.) At this tune it is
fully restored to its original colnr, health. and
appearance, and I cheerfully recommend its
use to all. J. U. liok.S.
Chicago. 111., May 1, 18.57.
The Iteslorat:ro is put up in bottles of 3
♦ Lai. viz: large. tnediyul. and small ; the
swill bolds a pint, and retails for $1 pr
bottle; tbe medium holds at lest twenty per
eent. more in proportion than the small. re
tails for two dollars per bottle ; the large
bolds a quart. 44) per cent. wore in propor
tion, and retails for $3.
0. J. Wood A Co., Proprietors. 312 Broad
way, Neer York. tin tbss grei.t N. Y. Wiry
Railing tatablushment.) and 114 Market 91—,
St. Louis, Mo. Aid suld by all good Drug
gssus and Fancy Goods Dtsler*.
Aug. 30, IbsB. 3m
Administrator's Notice.
DR. JAMES 11.1 M S ESFATE.—
Letters of administration on the estate of
Dr. James liamiltor, late of B.ratian town
ship, Adams county, duceased, having been
lately granted to the undersigned, residing
in Franklin township. he hereby gives
notice to all per•ions indebted to sail estate
to snake immediate payment, nud these
having claims against the same to present
tliem properly authenticated fur settlement.
JAWS RUSSELL,
Aug. 23, 1858. tit
Administrator's Notioe.
TTENRY REILY'S ESTATE.—Letters of
adosinistnstion on the s.tnte of Henry
!*taut M runtpleatont towns)), Atlases
county, ileeewial, baring bees granted kith*
anilorsigno.l, residing to the &pus township,
he hereby gives notice to All per•onoi indebt
ed to said &Wets) make imate lime p-iyment,
and those having claims &vault the saute to
provost them properly utithensi,:aleoll. for set,
tlement JOSHIL'II LILLY, dilas'r.
Aug. 23, 1,458. Gt
Administrator's Notice.
A NTITONY FOLLEIVSEEICATIL—Letters
-"id administration on theestate of Anthony
Fuller ' iste of Mount()lessant township,
Adams so., deceased. haring bees granted to
the undersigned, residing is Lb* SUDO
township, ke toireby gives notiee to all per
boas indebted to said estate to make mar
mediate payment. and those haring claims
against time same to pprreerent thous property
ssatkanti...•tmod fora Senß
PIUS 8. SMITH, Aceser.
Lag. 23, 18.511. tot
ftefflitsei
WPM EMMA'S I.ll.TATL—Lootoos
JI4 tootawatary ea Oho astoao of Hoary
flalor, Isoe at Garioaay to ip, Maw
ocloaq, dowsed. ha tot to
the. oadarolvati, s maw
towaahi be iamb to all
pomp*rode dSO .to auks is ,
mediate mutes as bay*/ alalato
gain* the sew t.
to pollen lima propostt
aothoatleatod lb?
DAVID DOMIRIIAVOIL •
Agg. 9. 1868. 64 Atoculos, •
Aiiiiiiistratees *Us*
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mien smoship,
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"it e m s j e T rump s es r e o l i s i . . Ad ams milky , sititake in Butler township, Adsnis cusinty,, , of „. 4,
a di, a i e w g , , l a m e ie j . g adi r l i k e th eapenror , ; wijoining lands ofionts Roth, David Ja4nlni, , ni , 4 7. 4, *
Heirs et AtirAmit tixtvikr,„ . d ecease & and, Jacob • Wtale.r ! and others, c J.:staining 124, course e a t .
As h er/4 ' 4o d L b.. G reet c ommi t s c ree k. an d, Acme. nest measure. more, or less, of Pateliiid; cal ' 0 ,747 0116 ,, ,,
contains H 2 Ames: w o re or tisk._ a j P,igainipgi , Laiiia• the improremeribe are a i anti Auh r einiasete
Lad- The jolProsolsisoW WI .' • - itas and nb s W" n r , / 4111 R 14411 14 ~ }if 1 and creation; pow
a Two-story Dwellisio. I! A 4 ti 41, viorsE. Log Barn, with Sheds. Ii f in adibiload
~..,
g ch ira t br y.gi tt th es , D an k % rt . 1i 1 . I..eg.illoop ; s Wall of never-failing _ . ....... (Ike inttrialoThaa. , I ,
part stone and portfolios., War . : water beer the house. edit • ramp •r i m ed i a e, 4 44 6 04 or
on _Shed mut ..rn Crib ~ : spring 'corer ; Mitch House, dm ; tw o Pic, Bent Or. i sit ,. of gmvadavi amasam i at -
blousewear the Dwelling, with is illealtetiV clardcl.'oBe of wbich is new. There is Ili doe i c oce jd er it* eikaful wilt
so n at .Wadi ; slush oritios. ei sigk lL ftroportion of geed Timber, and also of excel- i manageamaa of shoo. fat
pump in it. id the Bes,. Yard. There is 1ent a 2 42±7, 00 4 .: t e tift.,... 7 2" 6 4,T21 , cm i disemes,. yet I deem. It spry
weekber epring'on tarn MI. whit nrilltn: 1 21 F "'"" "' g"'._ ''',-= •"" liit'i_.; ~ elicit patient, should balite the u.. , r
/fie
"tar
ibra44/ suli 4* b ly7= lll 0 17:: 11 4 )"..,.:* 7:h„nsi. The property ai
is situates, situated eo r n7 m n- l r y n@ t ra ra . i t a the nd a l t oc i a a l : es e a lr d i a r" sioaa.
. ih ena lh. rii ii - s a t ab g elnli fkei .: alas or the iota to good milts. and . alga is the nei2libor- h r gh - e ir eeseter of akii imtitum .
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premises. a young Lirediani, with a variety of bond a € 43 ",.._rches c'f.nric",_, ll °4'_ ,
_ 4 """'"I", 4 • I hare au lung bed the hewer Iv Es
unit. There is a aufffeliney of *Meadow, and . Ale , etc ins prem i se ", Y• I '" Lain Wm well known to need an, .4g n esge- e j
also of Timber, far, thequantlyy of land. The dm/ 41/ . zegeostocr rut, 2 Tracts 01 meat from me. At the enhoionimbeic •
Farm i* under, and ia *good MOUNTAIN LAN jl. private and professional (rends, f..
state of cultivation. No. 2t A Tract et Timber-land. situate in w ., phibuillimp sin t h e a b ort ,
IC„?'Persons desirous or viewing the proper. Franklin late Metiallen) township, adjoining ' h as i mi , I, 4ix and lii jent i ty miovaairta l e.r.
ty before the day of sale, wt./ please call on hinds of John A. Noel. Fleming 441 "elsod i after doe consideration. 1 hove'
the tenant, Dauiel Heniser. f awl cchers. containing I() Acres. more °elm. ; make su n, , ‘ ,.,,,,, eg ,,,,,,,,, se w ill agl a w t al lif
07.78a1e to commence at 1 o'clock. P. M., A large portion of this tract is covered with i benefits of soy experience and trammel*,
on said day, when attends** will be &Vett [ thriving young chesnut umber. The Pebble ; within the reach of all, and not esalkocraapb i t
and terms made known be iroad from Newman . * to C o l e .' ow e ifebl'al . self, as heretofore, tedium ealy . who stithety.
SA NI tJEL WIEST. saw mill rues through
- this tract. . i the Infirmary, or who were alibcto rtsil 111. e.
SAMUEL WOLF. No. 3: A Tract of Timber-land. situate in , m my mi n ,. mi np i ng t h wa r t ,. & b oa
4,4laistramrs. the same tiwnehip, adjoining lands of Same! 'eaugeenent will give entire witinfoisiiirds ',a
By the Court—H. G. Wou, Clsrk, Brady. John Kimble, and others, containing' tomy professional brethren and the fl
Aug. 23. 1858. is 12 Atries spore or less , covered with timber of A . woe ij respect f u ll y aaaboa „i aom , i
-. different kinds. This tract is situated war ; t h at leas now b e eneme gg e d perame iw ela t
the publicroad Awe imeationefi. ' • ' fetter, on all diseases as above, and 140 Ohi.r
tir:7"Aolo 50 ootogo o aco upon both daysatl' medicines. the same as used in the Instil=
o'clos•k in the at 'moon. Attendance give*: p repare d w-a
eaim: 4 i m h e id w d free ,
sad terms made known
ling rapOrl Medical isrmiers. f., *ow. t
by .
BURKH ART WERT., Ainer , b e fi , rwar d;d by express to say p art of
By the Coart— H. G. MAT, Clerk. United States or the Canada'. , -
July 96. 1858. is terms of treabbinte by.letto are as .(11142
---- - via : 91.2 per 'smith far soh patient.
will include medicine sulliehni Jed "Mt
' month's seers t also, Isdoillikli VlAPorsr, 110 1 : 1
Inhaling Apparatus. Payment all .6,11.1,1
$6 to be paid to Express Agent eaMeV of
W
the box of Medicine. add the balance se
the expiration of the satinik,, it thilhilfient be
cured or is entirely astialsit with Mlo3lllo'l
went. Patients, by giving • hill hiatus., at 4.
their case, and their sysapeettio la fail, crabs -
treated as weU by Weer as by paws* mt , 1
&initiation.. Patiente availing Ihnisegiveg.9ll. .
Dr. Jarrott's treatment. may Poly ugictio ni r4t
mediate and permanent relief, as • les, gh
has to tress a ease ovectlirty dor.' • /04dimik , '
fur advise promptly aaraatial. IviliMllllll . 1
particulars address. .
JAMES M. JABILETTi lIIL illks.,
Public Bala.
ri In subscriber will offer at Public Bale,
a. on the premises, ee . Saturday, tete Ilia
day ef September newt,
A TRACT OF LAND,
situate is Franklin tow tuthip, Adams county.
adjoining land~ of Win. Holier, George Day
welt, Aresid Livers, 'sad cahtlis. 4 paw
ennui-west 01 Cashtown and 1 tali* Korth of
Diehl's Tan-yerd. oontainingSis )tom, mote
or less, *bean "It acres of which Art 'bleared
and in a high este of cultivation, the balaftoe
being well covered with yoang chemist and
rock-oak timber. The hopr , .vements consist
of a One-and-a-belt' Story LOG
HOUSE, Log Darn. with good 7i rill
Fruit. Apples, Peaches, lc. f
Persons wishillg to slew the ,
property are 'squealed to call upon t a sub
scriber, residing thereon.
CO'S:ale to commence at I o'ciock, P. 'H.,
en said thy, *ben attendance will be given
and terms made known by
PETER HENRY.
Aug. 23, 1858. ta•
A Valuable Farm,
1 -
T PUBLIC SALE.—In pursuance of an
- 4. alias Osier of the Orphan's Court of
Adams county, the subacriher,
for of the estate of Jootrit Sarni, deceased,
will offer at Public Sale. on the preiniqes,
nn Saturday, the, 2:4k thsy of Soptewther next,
the following valuable Real Eatate. viz:
A DESIRABLE FARM,
(lota the residence of said deceased.) sitsat•
in Mountpleasant township. Adams county.
adjoining lands of Peter K. Smith. Joseph A.
smith. Stieeringer, and others, coutais
ing ISO Acres, more or le'.s, of Patented Land,
shout 50 acres be.ng Woodland and 20 acres
Meadow. The improvements are
a Hweiling HOUSE, a Stone 1111.
Kitchen attached. • good Lag . UU
Barn, with Sheds around it ; Corn
Crib sad
,Wagon Shed, Carriage house,
Smoke House, stone Shop, and other out-
Luildings an excellent well of water near the
kitchen door, and a never-N.lin.; spri•ig with
in twenty yards : a ft i• young Orchard of
thriving trees. Apples. Peaches, Pears, Cher
ries. etc. Th,- Farm is in a high mite of cal
tivatiou, and under good fencing. Persons
wishing' to view it aro requested to Gallon das
tenant. F. M. Buddy.
Bale to commence at 1 o'clock. P. M.,
on 'told day, when attendance will be civet.
and terms made known by
GEOILGE SMITH, Adoer.
By the Court—H. G. Wok', Clerk.
Aug. 23, 1858. is
Timber-Land and Farm,
A T PUBLIC SALE —Will be offered at
Pul,lio Sale, on Thor/day, Me 914 day
of September ;Berl, on the premises,
A TRACT OF TIMBER-LAND,
containing 125 Acres, sirunte in Franklin
township. Adams county, 2 1-2 miles emith
west of Caahtown, and well cowered with
Chesnut and Chesnut-Oak Timber of the
best quality—the tract to be sold in Lots of
from sto It) Acres each. `ale Positive.
seirThe subscriber will also, on said day,
offer at public outcry, his FARM, adjoining
the above, containing 10U Acres,
with a Two-story HOUSE. Framelli
Barn, 290 Apple Trees and other . 1 . If 1
fruit thereon. Persons wishin.
to view the premises, are reque4ted to can .0
the subscriber, residing an the Farm.
11167rtiale to commence at 9 o'clock, A. 3d.,
on said day, when attendance will be given
...a teruts made known by
WILLIAM ROLLER.
Slarrive hundred "'tame, Punts, one thou,-
and and one thousand Locust
Stakes, will be sold on day.
Aug. 23, 185 A. is
A Pirst-olaas Parm,
--DJOININaG ETT YSKI KG, FOR SALE.
—The undersigned offers at Private Sale.
his FARM, situate in Stralmn township,
Adam" comuty, en the Uanurer road, and ad
joining the Gettysburg llorough Ike. The
farm contains IJ4 Acres, ni4lre or leis. the
land being of the best quality, much of it
graniso"—with fair rip /rtanne of meadow
and timber. Fences good and nee soil in ex
cellent cultivation. The im prove
inenta area ootunirtable Stone
Dwelling HOUSE. Bonk ,Barn,
Wagon Shed, Corn crib, Lc.—ftrst
rate Apple Orchard, a never-failing wittl of
erathr at the door, and a number of springs
upon the tract. certainly one of the
most detirstiliblirsts now in market in this
county, sad deanumie the attention of capi
talists. .
Ptpreous wishing to clew the property are
requested to will epos the and resit/.
il e th fr erue lo o ss .
8. S BEN'NEIL
Nueateri, isUoa
ILLI/1X ClOLDiiii, SWAM—
T WSW. illekballe ig
-11ar4. i $4l/ isamor et
"lima W . l" gr;,‘4o,7psfiY toink
ph* 14hasf
vistod Pie '
residing
west in
sivi sea
estate
then per
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A 1 1128 MMILAVYs AurrAmptiore ad
4sErsialiaraiimtits efts/ at Amos
Mad., Soft of Sisitholia. immorblph.
~.,11 11•060141ig tuOtugheNt greeted to 4h•
sedithtt I* *pion* bikraship,
tielitiFikee4siseied
le amid anOlisiwaiitatiamil
*Aides berieg.46les Apia* limi; sass
peal illoes omit =rod IN
allsisres"
44%imai r_7177 km.%
NI Aniipv 1.••••• r 'r
awl Mails atTagi. • '
MI
I 1
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1110=-11eme
rnn
,is:
TGIF: undersigned will sell at Patine Site,
A ox Saturday, the 25th day of Sop(ember
nest, (if not previously sold at private sale,)
that w 4.1 l•k nown
HOUSE AND LOT
on the West Corner of the Public Square,
in the town or Itemierwrille, Adams county,
PA on which is erected a largo
and eommodioua Twd-rori Wes. , t
III!
therboarded 110U5E,441 feet rront„
and a two-atory hitches attached
and a well at the liAthen door, It is adruitt4
to be tho beat or most dasordble situation in
Bendorarille fur pulsho traumas's, for a wen
OT tavern.
3:7"Sale to e.iartaance at 1 o'c'ock, P. fol.
on said day, when attendance will be given
and tarns wade known by
WA; OVEEDELFR.
TN pursusoce of SA aline Order of the Or
pititia's court of A. , /,tius county, 4,he un
dersigned, Adutinistrub,r of the estate of
Ifemtv Ilecitua, deceased. will offer, at Pub
lic Sale, on tile premises, ou Sularda,y, toe
4th day of Septenthcr nr-rt, the foilowinz
Real Eititte of said deceased, cis:
No. 1: A Lot of Ground, eitante in
Butler eownship, Adams county, half a mile
sorth of Centre Mills, adjoining lands of
George Pohl. Abraham Slaybaugh, and the
undersigned, Containing 2 A.ores and 54
Perches, (more or lets,) un which Ere ewectect
a Tw.)-story Prams( Roughcast
Dwelling HOUSE, with a 01,e- -
story Frame Kitchen attached, a if 11
Log Stable, with a Carrie, •
House attaches!, a Log Ushinet-m.titur's
Shop, with other oet-bnildinge ; also, a young
bearing Apple Groben), with other &lett
on the premises, and a neverfailing Well of
water near the door, with a Pump in it.
No. 2 A Lot of Ground, adjoining
the above, containing 2 Acree and 33 I'erche',
(more or leas) Both lota have been 'well
limed during the last few years
'Persons wi4iiiug to view the property
are requested to cull upon thy unduraigned,
residing near by.
sarB du to commence at 1 o'clock, r.
on said day, when attendance will be given
and term• toads known by
CONRAD SLAY 4AUGU, Ades's.
By the Court—U. G. Wot.r, Clerk.
Aug. 9, 1858. to
TILE undersigned offers flit rent the well
known BLICKSMITII 8110Pand preen
i.e., con.isting of a HOUSE,
Stable, and three and a half jilt
acre. of Land. Trom the Ist of
April next. 'et,r terms apply ti
J. R. Shiply or A. 8. Myers, living near the
premise., ot Round 11111 P. 0., or to the sub
scriber, in Gettysburg. MYEIIS.
Aug. 16, 1$ 8.
PIM
'-'6.
Zl3
T ,
i et ,; asucs o h o irtpßolt
oWn.'ui , Admit "L
red at .Pattllo Sale; 'the
.tat framer. lactusueta,' &tetrad, ' 11141 P,
taareship, to wit: tht , giter , i lo Ugetwl
tk rlss of Septe toter on Ibe r amaal tosul
eautee„
Public Sale.
Aug. 4 23, 1858. to
Public Sale.
For Rent.
Register's Notice.
I
xTOTICE is hereby given to an legatees anu z
o i
. 1 . 1 other persona concerned that the Adman- I
iatration accounts hereinafter mentioned irill
be presented at the Orphan's Court of Adam&
count!, for confirmation and allowan6e, on
Tue.:jug. the 2lsi duy of September nut, at 10
o'clock, A. M., via:
63. The se - count of E. G. Smyser.Adminis
trstor de bonia non of George Wolf, Ism of
Adams county, deceased.
64. The becond account of Ames reser. Zs,
.eutor of the lest will and testatu..nt of Jacob
Feuer, deeruot exhibiting the portion of the
estate beeinestited to the widow Wir life and
administered alter her decease.
65. The swoons of Charles Horner end
Robert limner, Administrators of the estate
of Doctor Darid Homer, deceased, late of Get•
tysho rg.
i 66. The second scoonnt of Joseph Taylor.
Administrator, with the wil!ennexed.of Peter
fileyder.deceaned, later /Remington township.
67. The amen* of Jahn L. Gellerestt.
Admenistrstor of John L. Gistrernatilr, Mtn
Ist, of Conowago township. &owed.
U. The first and final secsinnt of JObili
Starry. Administrator ef 1W seigyi d DeniM
Hdlinger, deceased.
ZAMIARIAR ItTERIL Rif/Wet.
Bagisties osq.: (Any/. I
berg. Ang.23.11116.
%mask* ortke mot
000D$ nosived oval ...k of
lUMAKOLS..
. .
irt is.
No. Oak Broad wog, dour.
P. 9.-..Plsyrioiins and °there sisieliiliellegu
city ere respeetfully invited to colt *lifts LW
rotary, where many interesting ea Nll4llOlO b i/
witnessed, and where ou r. improvestAppginiaillie t
fur the inhalation of medicated vapor owlet ..
seen and inspected.
Aug. 2. 1858. Gm
The Mighty Heater 1 Wbritt 46goliir
a•td Werid
Holloway* Qiuttnant t .
►jIIIE free a &plosions of aftlhatimicts
j" as the verdict of the leading 3 • •
the 014 as well u the Drew W4rl'4 l '
pxwerful remedial Agent se Um .
healing preparation ever made kowilictie t*
faring man. Its pram...lrma 'cite
anon than 'tsar utous..through Ch
orifices of the skin, invisible to
eye," it reaches the seat iof the internak !fib;
ease ; end in *II enstemsal tifeetionerlks so*
inflammatory and Manna virtue
anything else on record, and it Natio.," j
, • .
great ally.
SHYSIPELA.S AND SALT RHEUM MC
two- of the mast common stud ofralent IWO: L T
orders prevalent on thin eontinent, to 00411(••
tho Ointment is especially feistgoalstied'"
" modes operandi" Is first eraditlitst IMF
venom and then complete the dery
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCtU. ,
—Cases of many y ears standing that have
pertinaciously refused to yield to sey ithei;• i '
remedy or treatment, bare invArlobly wale
combed to a few applications of this
ful unguent,.
ERUPTIONS ON TUB SKIN, irlstug
a bad state of the blood or chronic diaeisetirkt
eradicated, and a clear and ttatuparelit WO
face regained by the restorative satiate of iAiil f
Ointment. It surpasses many of the eo
tics and other toilet appflanees baits pewee"
to dispel rashes and other distigaiessesietralP:
the face.
PILES AND FISTULA.,—Beery f sad
feature of these prevalent abll stub dilt,
orders is eradicated locally and
the use of this easoliont; warm foes
should precede its application. Its •
qualities will be found -to be thorvilegh
invariable. . •
Both tin Olin:weal and Me shotig be v*P4ll
Me following caseß : • T
Isoloos, libramialsat, lloreTlimiellS '
Aux illoprorsi, Sam pit ial wow 1,, .
Q luau, adi iniesoi, laz ims , •
&s itu's/AA, &ll
a".
Itidals, Skim phases. utter, I" . I
tout, • Outlimilibboolle, tw% , t : 4
Iquitos*ewe Legs Toorrsal
wait lifeurtai no ,
Seri Warty W Weasel Oran '
P4O. lure WNW. ~ . . , ,t 4
II
11***Casdionl—None are XOl2lllllO 1114610. ,
the words , •'Ebtfoiray. Ness Yarro' ..4etts
don," are discernible as a water-mark IN wetly
leaf of the.bstik of directions around tratinpt
or box; the acutethey he Phds4,l•o l llsl/r•
Anltting ths kV: to the light. A I;*4 ...- .
ward wilt be oleo to say one reading
infonuotion as way lead to. the i .l
any party:or parties counterfeiting
.4
sines or vending the same; kaown's . is
be spurious. -..
• • *Soki at the Mcnefeetorits A' Pthleiddlit
Blowsy, 80 Maiden LUNI, New Yergi act I
by all re/Testable Druggists and ituidenrier , •)
Medicine throughout the Isis;/ *Aga rd t,„
the civilised world, in poll
at * eastatelks • : •
°eas e end $1 each. A.D. Bweilderi Oeckytt's. - *
burg.
sw-Tbscs is s onaildsei,l*AiNgai r i
ssidsg OA I . IR. it,sii. . LI
ft.M.4—pedsso St Ow giNktiko
ties* isi ivory g WlLissr ?
rut. - ~
' • . ' Iters1 ters
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