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Itrar 'B44oll(tig. I "4:eatrilr iseuksaant i ; tinstArs *stew- efelstul anal - e.... +
h as b ow st ar t e d . at- , g aramonton •I, egiscum ittlestbses sad sit IlaimminsiAllaa 14111.0.-" U 5 11
New Jeisey, whlith &renames andTro!` w "''' 4 ", s b " *.'" l ". ‘ wi llet ut c trt b ei tl " "44"6"' t . 4
gram rivals- 11 =g W . have htsra of •persmul esperistsee Is the sae at Ws artiele7h 7 s; lagers-
In the Weet: is & largo ensign- ed.. favorably. Owe of the proprietors el tbr Trae•Uar
tion having objection to the West on' WIM ••Urst7 ewe.' of • •••• 1 '• eusgb of kW "•••tbs' ••••
account of unheatthfolness distance uousi.es, bY tb• am of Ws Halsaell. saitlassna wr err
lan d assoc i at i on, which emb races thi s - ' , fries& sod esaludiessees, who have tried DM article, Wore
now enterprise. The land is in - a gots.' ii.,i'lliefgr'ett""`"l:irrs.u",,,ilf u"'"
bid ~,,'":".'"`"` bw .4','
lal climate, and the soil is said to bo gietes..._[p ro . the Berton Eveobeir Traveller, Jan 5.
amongst the best Jersey soil. Jersey,' None yeasts* saline Malted I. isiiti, op ti...p.e.
as wilt be aeon by the agricultural eta-! Stru W. Ferris &-'o., 13$ Washington'
tisties at tho Patent Office. is the first, i street, Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their !
agricultural State in the Union for the : agents everywhere. A. b. Brutus, licttja- '
value of its products. Hammonton is bur;!. Sept. 20. 2w
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L •iritain sairty miles of Philadelphia by ' IrrTalt GREAT ZNULDiII REMEDY :-...9111 JAMES '
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railroad, and on Ohs one of the best CLARKE'S Cesium %Tee rex ALI FILLIP, prepared from a
Markets in the Union. The tide of cm- P essen P U " b, Sir "I".' Y. U., 1.111 """ Xitr "" .
igration to this place is immense, as , 4 p l " t r es, t' im u l a g : ' ,7 r ..... l l. ., "* . w r . ill k 7;: a r 1 7 .4 . icist I.
a" i t t " ,.. -
well from tho West, as from the North. 'Lai Olmtreetiom, Dim may imam whatever, owl altbstgla
Many of the best grape growers of ' a powerful reomaly, Dray 411041tili• verthlog bertha! to the
Ohio have located, with a view to mak- ' eomititutioa. To Ilitaai so Lamas it to peculiarly salted.
lag wine. To judge of its progress, the It '''':'• I. album U."' brie= " U " .2°41111 • 4 " •4 ' with
population one year ago is numbered I T ',.'!„. h .,. ~.y . ,, hwiwi to fin
whir. a,.
at only five persons; it now numbers d,,...cty„,....1,1 pag ., o f p „,,, p i„., .„„.„ „,„„,!
over eight !hundred souls, has ono hun-. Y., farthor parneaLars rata pamphlet fret el Unseat.
dred and twenty-five buildings, three N. L-9 I sa.l a 3.,.•.ussnAups •Delaae,l to any author.
stores, two churches, Episcopal and lard strut, 1..11 layers a tow., cootaiolag over 50 pit*
Methodist, steam mill, brick yard, mar- 41 "'"` w " -
Llo yard .
public. school newspaper k
T. W protA 5/. Fos. Wheleval• Avesta, Philelelphia..-
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-C., '_•
D. .lairler.•pmit, ti•ttyehar i g
some twenty-five miles of new roads, ear 17, I, > s a. I/
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opened, six square miles being improve- ' . BTSee irtrerthianseat of Dr. Sanford'e Lz rum Imam.
ed, a new railroad station, and all the ov o s. 10 Loottl•r willow.
elements (don old place. We are satin-' -------- -
tied that this place must possess merit ! Stoves! Stoves !
from its unparalleled progress.—Pliila-1 ..
delphia Bectiim Bulletin. I .41111 C 1L tiZr 1 4 ...ai l dril .
Oar A lady having written a letter! IffA
_,,, r. .. .a t „ 1 t... J . ~,.
concluded ils IulloWs: (ivo everybody's 1
love . to everybody, so that nobody may I
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he aggrieved by anybody being forgot-, ..„,....- ro, : pi - k. ,, .:
ten by somebody. - ! . '''' i - ' 4 .F / . ', 'i
.11 q. - • ,... 4 ... • • •
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EARII LANDS /UR SALE 25 sills. treat Philadelphia -
Syr Railroad is the State of Sow Jersey. Soil among the:: ;- ' LALLAMIRSI . '
Wet tor Airletateral purpare, beteg • gad loam soil,- • SUNRISE -.
tisk I
~is ~1,7 15,41... The 1...1 1.,. a large tract, di. sii.d lot. AIII.IIOIIT • '
ati-toll farms, and Leadre..te from all parte of the toestry are COOKING STOVE.
L. 4. '' , 'ltliDS•nd "ildiag• T " cr `q" c ' s b• "" i g ru. " 4 4 - . I IIEAT)S. Ill'Elll FR& KURTZ have 'Just
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I'm' fru al 01.1 t 9 5" per " r. ' P e r"' • wiLh '' (oar ki received a large supply of new and besti
pas!. by iortalmeata. To visit the plarw-Lear• Tioe Si
Li rid Parlor, S 4 !CAM and c l asp ST()VES. of the
14 liar( at I'S'. at 7 i .A 11 by Railroad for Hasimocitos,
lateat and most improve K d styles. Also, all
ar shire. a.. 1. 11) sus, 14 letter. See (,01l ialrerLmmeat sit) l"/;'.v, enibrae
_____......—the latest styles of (:00
,o asothur coluihai [- Sept 2i, 1 .31. 3m
Cook." log the •• Noble Cook." ••Royal "Win.
Penn," ••Ses Sfiell." ••.)lormog Star." -Phil
adelphia Funri.e." ••Ftedonia." (Baltimore
Air-Tight, improved) "Jewel," and ••Charm"i
-all for wood or coal.
Call at the IFiue Room, in West Middle
street, two doors west of the new Court-house.
Sept. 27. 1155 8. i
I101.1,0 1 1441"3 PIL L S —A disease 11itlwit a Dania.—
fluw atro gu wa see rersuae gratitaily tithing away with
put pats 4+l . *ay listiact tu4 aGatiueM of ilisesee They
Yvr more reedite lay by ilsy, their appetite declines, they
lose all interest an t.13.10e11., awl with leek-lustre eyes
tut eattsteeutea eetuplezlons, wove nierheniestly from
Oleo, the eery 11111/ ,7 0+0013 0 011 of laopetiou misery
Nur seal of a Letter 10000 we <l.ll t.o.e .trophy, oc 0111/4.
.1,0.. or g•ttetxt weakness and debility. learn Low it
=lay in all es.ki to cured. A course of lthlthway's
will u.fallilly rikludle the etnitueg physical energies of the
pat.•ut, muse hie abut,/ oiltanitatii , u ni healthy action,
prvfluoe t C.lllplet• refOiLitiOl3 10 0111 feelings as well
1411 (rani* 1 tar alterative ant repo. atm,: projeartitia
tan ,nify la retittel Ly Ulnae ttliu Late axpersetscail their
ilseta
TI.IEI II All II O:CTON /AMMER, a sene.paper devoted to
I.i teratura agncalture, alau ewLtorg forth fell accurate
.or th• new eettlernent of llatomunton, la Noir J•rsay, cap
be inats•cribvd fur at wily 8.. eta . per agora,
Incluse poetege ntesups for the amount Addreee to
Ad.tur .r tLa ' , armor, Ilanswouton. Atlantis county. Neer
Jane). Those wiehing cheep lend, of the beet qeahty,
I.no of the healthiest Lai neoet delightful elleittee to the
see • 1. •41.1•11.11.61$ of llettunoutun LateU.
:opt 27, I`Swti. 3,u
TILE COMET —lnman'. Comet was area with the
sated ere &Amu& eight u'eksk, uu thersenlaz of t6.Tith
a:t ,at CataLriJo. It is Deer the iimilswest beaten, stud
appear. as a &Ler of tLa sacmaJur third utagaitude. We
Alaben., a stsr or the liret mairrtitivie
la t!.• er.•?..f the b.rivre teueCt.itiiing. 11.11 of Ituckhill
\./I 633 sad k C'eastnit street, above Stith,
PLiledelpthri Sept. 13. ha
All w 4nti og In et-tile-MA t. a mill eli.oate, gaol *nil,
and flue market, •ee al•ertisemebit of llatniuuutbo
L [Sept. 27. Sm
Err To all wastinz Yana*, gas A4rertlronwat ol Ilan
1.4114.11. 1. 1.1.1 J
il~poi'fs.
SorrtaWfrom Um latest NMI toort.York Ar. Usoover paper'
lialiimure--Fridaq last
Flour. per Farrel,
11'iicut, per luzsLul,
ME
0:lt .., eh 40 : 4
45
l'i..ver-seal, " 5 25 (te 5 50
Ti ,u.stl4s , " 1 50 Qt. 1 87
licef Cattle, per huntl., 5 00 ® 7 00
)1, ,, ,
~ , " S 50 (lin, 7 00
)(ay, per ten,
►'lhiAkey, per gallon.
Guam), Peruvian, per ton.
!Looser—Thursday lust.
'lour, per libL, from wagons. $5 00,
Du, " (ruin 'murex. 5 50
11'bei►t, per busbul„ 1 15 ® t 30
Eye, . " 73
Corn, II 77
Oats, 14
Cloverseed, "
Timothy, "
Plmiter, per ton,
iiwk—Friday last
Flour, per bbl., from trap not, $5 00
" fr'.m store*. ti 00
'heat, per bushel, 1 10 ® 1 25
Corn, 66
Grad, 64
Clover- wed, "
Timothy, "
Planer, per ten,
14e ftito%
"rhea come the wild heather, COMO sleet or opine easy;
Itt &it stead by each ether however it • h ...'' '
MARRIED,
On the 26th ult., in Baltimore, WY. 11. 0 111.-
T(iN tqllTll, EN., formerly of this place, to
Mrs. THO.MASINA H. THRALL.
On the 12th inst., by Her. G. Rathranff, Mr.
GEORGE BASELIOAR to Mias ANNA MELIR-
ING, both of this county.
At the Ger. Ref. Parsonage, Taneytown, on
the 31st hit, by the URT. John G. Fritchey, Mr.
HENRY maxim. to /His AUGUSTA" GUNLER,
both of Adams county, Pa.
On the 7th Inst., b e y the Rev. A. Tripner,
Mr. LUCAS BAUMIA to Miss SARAH E.
CASHMAN, both of Adams county.
On Tuesday last, by Her. Wyck, Mr.
JOHN T. WILHENNY, editor of the ‘• Star." to
Miss GEORGIANA S., daughter of Oaiid
Cressy, Rail., of this place.
mar•So, then, our neighbor has left the way
of "single misery," and taken onto bimself a
" better halt" We commend the step, and
tender the happy twain our best wishes the
their fatale happiness.
It must not be thought, howerer, that be
cause Mr. Ncllhenny has made asensible more
in the way of matrimony, that the political
ways of the "Star" are to be at all mended.—
, t would be almost u difßcuh to stem Niagara
I to convince the management of tbat paper
Abet "& wbilte nisi is as gotta am a nigger "-
7even " if be batten* hinteelf."
Tohib.
'.O e/semes Met lb* rage if sea le Orel
mews
,Iforiks yeasty NW aa tie piked."
• WM,.
On the Ink hurt, at New Orleans, of yellow
sayer, X!, ;MOW 90111, tonnorly •el WI Llderallittat BMlem on.
;„ rims Inerpoidint Ilidomes will most on
iaretergiinit. ilidik) Jar- 1 Stjahts . " • the 9tA 4, October. 1858, at
?Mit p iiitilmk-12<lieareof bit olgo. tho : ouneo a sr h ig A rus . Sead ersv ilk,
tfa41114. 4t 04. 84 " - "Ilgal""14 111: ' tab At 10 Odatit; A. )4. stood aid e q uipped 46.
-oVlßabettaimi_ A er doi r to lit*: 13Y order.
On Obi. 01"lkitomi. •- - DAVID H ARTMAN, 0. S..
tionnlYt dio s ritirela "Wiser a 4 Mors* amid geot%
, 1818 %
Martha 11., lb.
A RARE CIIANCE Full INVESTMENT.
4
—The Gettysburg Railroad is nea ly
completed. and idle Cuinpany hare still a few
more Bonds to sell. These Bonds are secured
by a mortgage on the wh (de length of the
road, the Buildingst and all its property, in
cluding the unfinished State work west of
Gettysburg to the Maryland line. There can
be ro doubt of the se•urity of the investment.
The Bonds bear interest at the rate of 6 per
cent. per annum, payable send-annually, and
the Company are thsposing of them at SO per
cent, of their per value. Them Bonds are free
from all 10c.,' Tales, sn4at th e rate they are
selling, yield to the holder 7i per cent. per
annum, clear ofall Tax's. Persons desiring
any of them must attend to it soon. Fur any
information call on the undersigned, or soy
of the officers of the Compane.
R. 51 • CCRUY, President.
Sept.,27, 1858. 3t
I HE Asses.orm elected at the last Siring Election are hereby notified to attend at
the CO LI) inisottiinerm' Other. in tho - terough of
Gettysburg, to receive Blank Asses.tnent
Duplicates and the necessary instructions,
a . follows:
The Asseviors of Union, Connwagn, Ber
wick, Berwick B /r ~ Oxford, Ilamilt , m, Read
ing. Mimittplearant, Germany, Sirallan and
M mntjoy, will attemlun IVelnesday, the 20th
of Octnber nest—
And the Assessors for the Borough, Cum
berland, Freedom, Liberty, llamiltainhan,
Franklin, B,ltler, Menalien, Tyrone. 11•tn
tingdnn and Lattimore, will attend nu Thurs
day, October 31rt , 1458.
By order of the Commis+loners,
• J. M. WALTER, Clerk.
Sept. fri . , Ik3B. td
5 5 50
1 t.. 5 1 50
75 (to 8:2
SO (5 V::
AT PUBLIC SALE—In pursuance of an
-a- Order of the Orphan's Court of Adams
county, the undersigned, Administrators of
the estate of PHILIP Tuostts. deceased, will
offer at Public Saie, on the premises, oe
urday, the I'.2ak day off' Ociatxer nee, the lid
lowing property of said deceased, :
A VALUABLE FARM,
00 (:413 00
24 (gt
!situate in Straban township, Adams coenty,
within 11 miles of the Gettysburg and m
over Railroad, and the FARM distance from
the Gettysburg and York Turnpike. adjoining
lands of Christian Thomas, David Nlunfort,
Henry Thomas, and others. containing 148
acres, more or less, about 40 acres of which
are first-rate Trwbcr-land, with a due mpor
tion of Meadow. The improve-
'smote are a large Two-story lip
STONE HOUSE, Stone Kiictieu . 7 " 1 ;
and Smoke House attached, Dou . - -
Ede Log Barn, Stable, and all necessary out
builtiings ; a good Apple Orchard. and a nev
er-failing well of water near the door ; water
in the barn-yard; several raver-fuling springs
on the Farm. and a never-failing stream
through it, to which access from nearly every
field can 1,114, had for the watering of cattle.
"Persona desirous of viewing the proper
ty before the day of sale. will please call on
Mr. Samuel %Velcutne.„ residing on the adjoin
ing, Fsrtu, or on either of the Administrators.
to cousnit nee at 1 o'clock, I'. M.,
on said day, when attendance will be given
and terms made known by
HENRY T 11031.15,
SAMUEL THOMAS,
Administrator:.
By the Court—H. G. IVoLr, Clerk.
Sept. 27, 18,58. is
PEI
2 00
uOO
42
5 00
2 00
6 50
rrilE subscriber will sell at Public Sale. on
it. the premises, 04 MOl4ady, the 1&J day of
October me.d.
and 7 Acres of Granite Land. well limed,
in Mountjoy township. Adams county. adjoin
ing Hoke's Gate. on the Baltimore Turnpike.
The HOUSE is a one and a half
story, Roughcast; Log Bank Barn:
a Well of never-failing water
near the door ; and a young Or
chard, of choice fruit. Penman wishing wove
the Lot can do so by calling at the Gate.
Cil:7 - Bale to commence at 3 o'clock P. 1/d.,
on said day. when atteeniaace will be given
and terms made known by
N AT liANlm, LIGUTNER.
Sept. 27. 1858. ts
T HE subscriber, haring been appointed by
the Cuurt of Common Pleas .1 Adams
county, Committee of the peplum and estate
of Anasess Ursa', a lunatic. of Hunting
ton township, Adam. seamy, hereby gives
notice to all parents haring claims of de
mands against said Myers, to present the
same to the subscriber, residing is Butler
township, for settlement, and all pecans in
debted to make issmediate payment.
JOHN HANES, Committee.
Sept. M", 1858. 8t
Railroad Bonds!
Notice to Assessors.
A Valuable Farm,
Positive Sale.
A HOUSE,
Notice.
Real & loarional Property,
A T roam SIALL.:In pursuance of an
OWier Wend not of tite Unirt of Cote
won Pleas of Lima/ minty, and to n3O di
rected. iyill be awed at Public Sala, at the
bons. or Anasisin /grafts, in Huntington
lowest)* Adams county. on Monday. the
18th day of October wed. the fulluiritlg per
sonal property of said Abraham Myer..
Lunatic duly declared by said Court, consist
ing of
HORSES, COWS,
Cattle, Plantation Wagon, One-hora• Wagon,
Plotighs, Horse Gears, a large quantity of
Hay. from 12 to 15 numbs of OA Wood, and
a variety of other articles too numerous to
mention,
Also, the Real Estate of said lunatic, ♦is
,A FAR If ,
containing 100 Acres, more or Ices, situate
in said township of Huntington, adjoining
lands of Philip Myers, Peter H. Smith, James
Townseed, and others. The improvements
are a one and a half story Frame
HOUSE.. Double 1..,g Barn, Ws" ;"' 1111
gon Shell. Spring !louse, with an '
excellent spring of water. and an
Apple Orvhstsl. A barge proportion sit the
Land is good Meadow. and from 25 to 30 acres
first-rate Oak Timberland. The Faris is well
watered.
The property will be sold in ono body,
or in Piens, rate tracts, to suit purchAsers.
imirgale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
on viol day, when attendance will be given
and tonne usede known by
JOAN HANES, Committee.
By the C.kert—JA( o J Busnav, Pruth'y
Sept- V, 18;8. t•
Large Bale
F VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
O
—Ost Thursday awl ih- 14th and
l.ilh days rf Ocbd er next. I int.: d to mil at
Pullic Sale, at my residence. in Beading
township. known as "Round Hill," a large
amount of valuable Personal Property, con
sisting, of
IIoRSES, COWS, HoGs
Farming Utensils, of all kinds. Household
and Kitchen Furniture. Illy. Corn, (Lit*,
Lumber, Bacon; &c. Sale to cumin ence at
/0 o'clock, A.M., and to continue until al; is
soil.
7..71 offer at Private Sale 3 TH A PTS nF
LAND—No. 1 containing 42 Acrtm. in Hun
tington and Heading townshipm.wilb imprtnee
uients —No. 2 containing 18 AeresAa ltratl
big township, with improrenmenot —No. 3
coutainins 4U Acres of Muintain Laud. in
Cumberland county, near the Adams county
line. 117"Vor particulars aeu large bills.
these Tracts be not mold by the 14th
f Octot er. they urty be offered c i that day
at Public Sale. J A MES TO WNSEN D.
Sept. 27, 1858. Is°
Public Sale.
TN pursuant.* of an Order of the orphan's
a- Court of Adants county, the undersigned,
Administrators' f the estaie ofJon% JAc.lll.,
deceased, will offer at l'ulirc Sale. on the
premix e, on Mnday, bile 251 A (la y of ()clawr
next, the following !teal Estate cf said de
ceit-sell, viz :
A LOT OF GROUND,
aitnate in Alottatown, Adams noway. front
ing on the York and tlettyalturg Turnpike,
adjoiti:ng 'Michael Strubitiger on the tre.t Mitt
a public alley on the ett4t, and km.wii a. lot
No. 12. hating thereon a Two- .
story Weatherhuarde.l HOUSE,
a one ni d a half Thiry. 1.0;411.11.e.
a new Stable, Well of \Vatter, and t_
a number of feuit trona.
jar S.l 1 e to counnence at 10 o'cloek. A. M.,
un said day, when attendance will be given
and terms wade known by
COIIN MAUS JACOBS,
GEORGE JACOBS.
Administrators
By the Cnert--B. G. Woi.r, Clerk.
Sip•. 27, 185 e. te*
Dissolution of Par tnorsh ip.
TUX Copartnership existing between the
subscritien ILia been dissolved this day,
by mutual ccnisent. We are much tblit tl to
out friends and the pubne. for the liberal sup
port extended to us. Our books are placed in
the hands of Dunlop Paxton fur collec ion.
and we earnestly request those indebted to us
to Call and make immediate payment. as we
desire to settle the business of the firm with
out delay. DUNLOP 1).1X1'0
R. F. MILHENNY.
Sept. 24. 13.58.
A Card.
rimm sabselgesir hawing ilivnaeri of him in.
terust in (the More of Paxton &
to It. F. Ifilheasty. napectfully asks the enn•
tinuance or his fiiend4 and co•itonwra to pa
tronize his succrasor , lt. F. M I I helm v .
DCSLOP PAX CON.
Sept. 27, 1858.
- - - - - -
Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes.
VOW FJR BARG.IINS!--The st.bscriher
- 1 - 1 having COIIIIIICIICed tins ineaa on his own
hook, at the u ell kionsr. stand of l'Axviv
)111.incisr, at the S. E Corner of Centre
Square. respectfully announces to the citizens
of Gettysburg, and the poLlie generally. th.it
he will c,vittaii;ly keep on 11%11.1 a good stock
of goofs in hot into an 1 will s ell •*hvap for
Cash. %Ve intend to give our constant at
tention to business. with a disposition to
please the pat ticular tastes of every' one who
may favor us with their patron ige.
Ii F. 11'1..11::NNY.
Scpt. 27.1855.
Adams County Mutual
FIRE ISSURANCE CONlPANY.—lneor
purated March 18, Is4l.
oroiricaas.
President—George Shrolas.
Vice Presitb- ot I—S. K. Russell.
Secretary—D. A. Buehler.
Treasurer—David M'Creary.
Eceradire mats:We It. Open McCurdy,
Jacob King, Andrew Heintselniali.
M ‘st meat.—Gearge Se u.pn , I). A. Buehler,
Jacob King, A. Ileintzelnutu, B. MTurily,
Thos. A. Nlarshall, S. Fahnoitock, 11.
McClellan, Wiu. B. Wilson, M. Eicbelhergor,
Abiliel F. Gitt, Jain Wolford, 11. A. Picking,
J. Aughinbaugh, John Horner, H. G. Mc-
Creary, S. IL Bushell, D. M'Creary, Andiew
Pulley, John Picking, J. It. Ilursh.
Prer•This Company is limited in its opera
tions to the county of Adams. lilies been in
successful operation for more than six years,
and in that period has paid all losses and ex
penses, wit/tout tug armament, having also a
large surplus capital in the Treasury. The
Company employs nu Agents---all business
being done by the Managers, who are annual
ly elected by the Stockholders. Any person
desiring an Insurance can applv to any of the
above named Managers fur further infor
mation.
Ikr The Eteenties Committee meets at the
aloe of the Company an the last Wednesday
in every month, at 2, P. M.
Sept. 27, 1858.
Bank Stock.
A sn ARRS of Bank of Gettyahurg for eagle.
u Enquire of the Editor of the °sold ler.
Sept. 6, 1856.
Gettysburg Pamela Seminary.
Tll E Winter Session of this Institution
will commencer on the Arend MosiosT le
Odder, (04ober the 11th.) -Fur pinion sts
enquire it tier. D. ET. ITA, Baltimore street,
Gettysburg.
Gettysburg. Sept. 20, 1858. Et
Teachers Wanted.
THE !bard of lishool Directors of Amain
township. iral meet at Urtntao's
beans. (on the road leading from &Ain to
Hampton. one wife west titho former Sum)
on Setrus lop. las 94 qf &mei salt. Y. M
for the 'mimes of ensplo3riog Teachers for
the eagles "w . iiMor. - Itis sapwood Unit tits .
CE arrortusademt sill be present to *o
smng/ ium 'who harem& alresh ob.
hmatileardiestia..-
nsrhoo of the _ •
W. ILIULDIDIRA Rat'ir
Sgt. 'W. WA. -
Mlll2AgOitoll- . ..—. _
SW rssmier.-IWWI MG LAND .1111111. •
a healthy rare •
1 4 1116-. 1
delpkis. wit OM Camden semi Mils
mad. New Amer. Anon esta.e reetilltly
been opened fur sale. and the first divishm of
10.000 acres divided op into firms of twenty
acres and upwards. The soil is of Use heat
quality for the production d fruits. grains, I
&c. The prior is $l5 t 0.520 per acre. paya
ble in easy quarter yearly inetaltnonts. within
a term of fair years. with interest. The terms •
are made easy. in order to insure the rapid '
improvement of the land. by enabling eats I
inittsetsiotia seas to bey a farad. It is now be-1
ing exansively improved by god roads. mid
some of the best citizens from New England
and the Middle States are erecting large ,
provements. It is a scene of the greatest ita
=-4nient oat of Philadelphia. Seventy-fire
have been built in four niontlis.---1
Practical fanners and lousiness men from the f
length and breadth of the Union are settling
there. It is an important business place, ran'
account of its being in the uisilst of a great
market. Every article raised upon this laud
Hestia an immediate sale. The water is excel
lent, and no such thing as fever is known.
The a•,il is a randy or clay loan.with a day!
b./bAna and relemliee of immures. It is free of
stones and easily worked. It abounds largo-
ly in the phosphates. and such is its fertility
that from the crops pr.xlitcrd both upon this
land and the large area adjoining under cold- ,
ration, it will be found not to be excelled
anywhere in the production of crops molt
adapted to its txt.irltet.
The reader may le well aware that the
earliest and the heat fruit. and vegeta b'es
come (tom New Jersey, %Inch arc annually
exported to the amount of tui:lions of dollars.
The land. besides being accessible in e cry
way for fertilizers. has an abundant supply'
of the beet quality of muck manure.
Lumber and building materials can be Irul
on the spot at a cheap priu, from the mills.
Other mill.; are n caw being opened, and brick-'
yards bring ..nar ted on the ground. A person
c.a.. put up a (rainy telleflbellt for present curt
wenitrice for one Itutatited dollars. On ad
c, out of the eXtell.ive emigration, this is the
beat Gnir e to pursue in order to get a place'
to 11%e in at 11r-t. Cirpen ere and builders
are on hand to put up houses on the (Jest
lu see Eng here the em'grant has many 'd
esalt ..ta. Ile is within a few hours' ride of
the great cities tit the Middle States and New
England : he is near his old frt. nds and 11/1.40* t
ht• is in ■ sottled country, where
ivory ontoovs.tisent and condor' of ,
is at head : hr is in a healthy ptics. and is
not subject to the crruntty of losing the
greater path of his family and his own health
11104 • migrant lever• which make the
graces of so many million+ or the young and
hardy in feria!' regions away from home and
friends. llesidew he ti is ■ avail climate and
an open winter.
Thete are three trains daily to Philadelphia.
and to all those la ho imp OYU the railroad
coutpany gars a fr. e u. Let,.
The eea,l••r will at once I.e struck with the
advantages here pn•rt 'dell. and ask why
the prop rty has not leen taken up before
The reason is. it was never thrown in the
market and unless these auminn..nut were
x wont, no our would ler invited to examine
the land i t foe iturzhasing. This all are ex
'peeled to dn. They will see the land tinnier
cultiealion: they wt I meet persons, no doubt.
frets• their .wst steighlsor 111611 they will wit.
ite"M the impri.vententa and can judge of the
character of tic• 1 ulutlatiun. Nersonr
come ptetmrt•ll to purchase. as many are locate.
hug. an I locations ate WA held ou refusal.
The I laminunt.in Farm. r. a unmade Liter.
ary soil Agneoltural containing full
infatuation of Ilaustuauton. will he sent to
each inquirer, and can Inc übta.nrd at 25 eta
pc- a nutn.
Tit's iwt'►.pwutahle. Warrantee deeds given,
ilea of all .ticuiulorance. when purchase mo
ney is pai I It tile n the land :—have Vine
street wharf. Phil 41-lphia for ;lemon num by
railroad at it.. A.. , and P. M ; whets
there inspire tor Mr. By• ties. Boarding con
stiiiett el. will he tomtit. Letters and applies.-
, Lions call lot addressed to S B. COUGHLIN'.
:20. smith FIFTH Street below IValnut. I'llll
- lishia. Mips and inforwaiun
furnishes!.
Sept. 27. 1858. 3 w
Public Sale,
O F
BLE rtr..u, Ksr.vrK
be offered at Public S4le. on the premises.
an Fri , tly. 1/1 , Sill , (.q Oib..ber
Real Estate of PETKII Emma, deceased, cow
aisting uI
situate in Tyrone township. Adams county.
about nue mile nom New i. hester, on the road
leading (non Ilan firer t i Varlise. adjoining
lands of Jose I; 11111..1-v...0h )lirch Ezra %Ir.
tws. Jsoolt Fidler. and oth era, eontsioing tho
AUI2 KS of Patented Inn I. more or less, shoot
54.1 At-no. of which are well covered wi di Tim
ber. nail aloof 1.1 Acrx A are Nleailn.w. and
Li..
more ca., Le made. The jut 'nice- -
-.......--
met is area Two story Log welling
110CSE. Itstit: Birth \\*a () g0.% Sheil , g i , 4 1
Corn CI Ili. Granary, tar,ii•nter'a
Sli , i .. and other ,out Imildings : two nes% r
faiiitir. \\ t Its f ‘V.iter on the limn; i•ie 4. also
an .1 i. Ic Ureliard. with a variety. of oilier
Fun: Tri es. anvil ay. Peach. Pear. Mails,
Cl err . SAL Th.• lin I is in a high van, of
e 41:1% • ion, and under good f acing.
The n o ertc kill IK ()Herr! in two limes,
divided as followi: 120 screo• more or less.
wnh the in one and 60 aetesi.moes
or less, In the oiler. •There it sutlicitlat
r to both.
Pe sons wishing to pmehase. can view the
pro ert)• by calling
.. 9 11 George Fuller, who
will girt. all the um:A...miry intirtuation. Clear
title will Iv given, and poitses.sion on the 1.4
or April.
fr7S.ile to continence at 1 o'c'ock, P. M
on %awl d.ty_. when attentlanee will be girutic
and tertn4 made known bi
Sept. 20 1818. is
A Small Farm,
A TP 11VATE: $ .1 LE.— Nomuli...rilier offers
ut Private Sole,his F.I 1111 oho:ye ittlol ,unt
pleasant, township, Adams contity, n"nr B .n
-aughtown, al.joining land. of Samuel S rope,
Alexander Short' and others, containing firs
ACRES, more or les., having thereon a
Two-story Fri/melt/A . BE, with 'Rack
building, Double Gig Idaro. and other Hp
out:buildin g .; a B.ring of never-lail
ing water near the door, with excellent Fruit
of all kinds on the premises. Aliont 12 acres
are IVuodland, and h/ uses Meadow. The
greater part of the land has been well tithed.
Parsons wishing to view the property are
requested to call on the subscriber, residing
thereon. Terms easy.
B. F. IIAGARMAN.
Sept. 13, IPSII. 7w
The Gettysburg itslirciad.
TWO DAILY TRAINS.
ON and alter to-day, Sept.' 13th.1 until for
ther node'. the nroratng train dears will
leave • •Goeldan's Station" at Tfi o'clock. A. M.
with for Baltimore. York. Har
risburg. PkllsdslpLds. as., tad raters with
passengers hula Omen at as The
afternoon treht will leave thane st LIS P. N..
with parienors kw ikltinpors, as.. returning
with parnenpra aim itanialorg. Yoh, VlA
adelphis. &e., sliest. P. IL
Or' Merchaadisa. Nodose he., tnnriperbrd,
ever the road es far es Oeuktieent Sestioa.
011 EST HaOUIWY, Pres'i.
Bas. l3, 185&
Take Notice
P LY . UP I—Tbe ooderairmed. bowleg •
Lap . siosuos ormousy fbutd_ing out,
Irma santooly ergo thooo I.
i mago
mama wi th out &toy. Amotato raw.
ails lotoitho sal up ao* pad
an au.br ASue4oy war ses,
,
will tsai
elk aileOf fat
Salbattitlas - JACOB& JAM.
Sept. 20. lirtS.
.1 I' .1 RNI ,
THE HEIRS
M.
Nolow
la parsitant ,ea tit *sem
asap, to met ;posed ta Tais
ho Tenths°, ttpoi nen, oa flobtratta,
the 16th day of' L me, Ma following
described Real Estate. to wit:
A PLANTATION,
or Tract of Lsekeitnutisin the townships of
Osford and Monntplestenat, Adams county,
stijoining lands of J the Stuck, Christian
Zinn, Michael Levinstine, Joseph Stough.
Charles Smith, and others, containing 21)6
Ames. metre or lees. The
provetnents are a One-and-a- - : t1)4)
half Story Stone Dwelling .
110 U SF, large Bank Uarn,trt ine _
and frame.) GRIST & MERCHANT M L.
with flee Nester Power, • Saw Mill,Orclaarde
of esctlient fruit. Well.of Water, and other
improvements. A fair proportion of said
tract is the best of ibradovrr and about 75
acres are excellent Timber. This property
is situated on Little Cunewagu Creek, which
runs through the place. within three-quarters
of a mile of New Oxford. The Itailroad,c.%-
neeting Oettyshurg and Hanover with the
Northern •Central K tilroad, penises through
this property, upon which Cars are now run
ing daily. The Mills aro in complete order,
with as goods run of eus..ont es any Mills in
the county, situated as they are in a line
grain growing region. The property will
admit of division, and offers rare induce
tnente for parsons desirous of engaging in
the btpdoesi of farming, milling or tnt•rchar.-
dicing. Any infortn:tti•tn a 4 to title. &a.,
ran be oht•tined on reference to M. L W. Mc-
Cican, Esq■ , who havo charge of the pro
ceelli
ligik-Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. 31..
of gatd day.
ISAAC LIMITNEIt. Merifr.
S'icritra ()free, Gettysburg, Sept. 13. 15.54.
Public Bile.
rp II E subscriher will offer at Puslie Sale. on
the pre:n6e4. un S.ilualay, the 91Is day of
(Maier flex,.
A LOT OF G I:01:N r),
containing 2 Acres awl '2 l'er,:'it,, situate in
Germany town.hip, county, un the
Wiltitnore Thrnpike. a .1 whir of a mile he
low Lttlestown, Karin • there. .n a new
Two-story Brick UJU. I , a Stable, IR'
and a tier :^-failing 11 . ..11 of Water,
with ovuott:i in it. The prurr•y iv a must
ile.irnhiti one.
gar -4111. to I..nnlienee at I o'el.wk, P.
on *aid day. w,ll lie given
and term* muie-kti..rrso by
WEIRICII.
Sept. 1.1, te•
Desirable Farms,
T PUBLIC 8.1, sulaseriLers.
•=z- Es.e..altaar4 a 1 the lux - will ra•s , l testament
ad }I mr , ten 41\ Tin, deeenseal, will offer at
Publ.: B.lle, on the pl,3llliatel, on Saturday,
the Vith day 0/ !!dater uex', tie following
valuable Real P.,tate of said alevealeat, viz :
TILE IIOIttE
situate in Meatalleal township, Man ennnty,
~tr• mike north of Arendt.% lle. adj,aitaitag
lanais hf 1. T. wLerin.,l„ S Taman
Ifeiire Orner, a id others. conoaln
ing 474 i4l4E.s, mi r e or less, ats'ut acres
s due la oinartion of
3aleattlat*. The imiarn% ewe wa are
a one and a half try s , ll
I)wellintr, HOUSE. Log
1B trn,lVatvia Slied.S:arang •
and other E,+; a DC. et-tailingspring
near the ilwar. anal as ?uremia* of water through
the farm, the tiel 1. nil being watered bat two.
There ie un ANale Orchard un the premises.
Also,
A F A II NI ,
aituate in Franklin toa't►+hip, A lama enttnty,
toljoioin,g 1111.11 of Mielindi Cr• w rl, John
°minter, Moat... Ittiffenhoerger, and ntherpi,
contniailig 9•i A Tr., raore nr I. -4s, with fair
proportion+ of N„llm►,l and Neado►r. The
intproveme•nt+ cn;i+i•t **l w rifiroi4l , ll -
L 1101'4% L Born, with 811(414, [Hi
c,, ro u s ih, ao A , ple °reliant, with e
eptine of water in the cellar of the dwelling.
swir Person. to view the Far.ee
will call on the premise..
edr'S Ile to cotaaaerieo at li) o'clock. A.
M., on the Home I Ince, when attendance will
be given an.l terrn4 mile It n.iwit by
JEREMIAH SiJAYBAL7OII,
JACOB SAN DOA
Sept. 20, 18.:g3. LI"
New Boot and Shoe
UTA B LiSI 1%1 The onderairned
J- 4 '
would antiouttee to the public that he
hal ettinmemed, iu oinnei-tiott with his Tan
nery, a BOOT S 1101.: 31.1tinfae
tory,iit New , ()hotter, ,htsws coo *a
tv, and i 4 prepare I to make up 84nts timid
S OiS. of ii.l Linda. for Gentlemen, Ladies,
at.d Children. lie will to leavJr to have
the ben of workmen, Ku that the publie need
lie under no approlioiliiion hut that every Tea
tinabl.. e.tort will I e wade toy 1. a mit irlaction
t tall who will favor him with their patron-
(iEu. MILLEIIART
151
8 ): - It. O. 1 5. 3in
House ani Lot
1 4 1011 SALE.—The Soil..cri her I.ffera at Pri
v.ilu Sulu, his lltit.;.iE and•
LOT. fr.diting 61 t.•
Baltinvore Iron, ..1
r teWinethreuner'sTau-yarel. -
It not mil I Ibul.•re Nalurl ti. 14t. MA (lag ul
0.-191. , , nett, it will I.euifeled at Publi. 8.41 e,
ut I o'clock of that 4lay.
Sept. 13, 1333. t.
T3wn Property,
A T P RI vArt: SALE:— rile valuable Prop
erty uu tlw wrisee of %Vest M idJk and
street*, vow occupied by Mr.
Ju.eph Little, is idere I :it private *ale by
the heirs of the Lae Charle* tlo..:ea*-
0.1. The improvements are It large
Twu-stiiry Brick %►welling HOUSE. :; 1 '
with a' weatherboariloil Back Build
jug, and the /Ay uu the corner of the alley.
Fur infurittatiuu apply to I). Ziegler, Jr.
TILE lIEIHS.'
Sept. G, 2in
Administrator's Notice.
D R. JAMES 11AMiLTON'S ESFATE.—
Letters of admiaistnition on the estate of
Dr. James pamilton, late of Swahili. town
ship, Adams county, deceased, having been
lately granted to the undersigned, residing
in Franklin township, he herein , gives
notine to all wastes indebted w wad estate
to make immediate payment, and those
hashes claims spinet the mite to present
them properly authenticated for settlemont.
• JAMES RUSSELL. Admo',..
Aug. 23, 1868. et
-
tdinialstratees Notice,
ANtIIONY FULLER'S ESTATE.—Letters
sf administration en the estate of Anthony
Feller, lato of Mouutpleasaut township,
Adams ew., deceased, having been granted to
the undersigned, residing in the same
township, he hereby gives notice to all per.
.sons LeWbflid to said estate to make im.
'mediate payment, and those bevies claims
whist Mie sane to proems them properly
' ' authenticated fur set at.
PIUS s3lllllll, Adger.
Ans.**, MIAS. as
, *nu SOUL
. it Ai mi :Slß GUMMI IiSTATIC.--
oiseatazi am estate of
•%itassr lota tit 4110aanaa tows-
MlPPPS'evialtf• 441400101plann a
iwe.rl' Misr. tto
Salim, at boa t
temiudeimitair
So aft - *pm* ladohltoll le asielatata to
insPosiWo Parlielgo, oat Mime !win
=vi sr e itimit ;W. : lb,.
4.11001 k r . •
aq.Aitit‘ Amiartars.
ruftt 0.416. 1 is
sawisigoma of Tly_ 'Nets at PICKVIr.
Pon D CHILDREN... 4011 N
FA •
- - CO, No. 111 (new no.)
eke{ e gighth, Philadelphia—
ogtarers and Dealers in
• t. t ' • Ow"Lnlies and Children ;
ohm; tietiON . Fora; Foe Oullare and Gluves.
The number of years that we lave been 'su
gared in the Fur business, and the general
character of oar Furs, both fur quality cad
price so generally known throughout the
Country, that we think it is not necessary for
us to say anything more than that we are
DOW OINDIeII our assortment of YUBA. for the
Fall and Winter Sales, of the largest and
must beautiful alissortusent tat wo hosts !Ter
offered before to the publio. Our Furs base
all been imported during the present season,
when money was scarce sod Furs mulch lower
than at the present time, and have teen man
ufactured by the aloft oompetent workmen ;
we are therefore determined to sell than st
such prices as will continue to givens the re
putattun we have bores fur year.. that is to
sell a good article for a very small profit.
Storekeepers will do well to give us a call,
as they will find the largest assortment by fxr
to select from in the cite, and to snanufau.
turers' prices. JOHN F'AILF:IB.I L CO.,
No. 818 Market Street, abuse Stb, Phila.
Sept. 30, 1838. dna
Philadelphia
wur:
N. - ii,
of Pat
G'IOLLEOE OF M EDICIN E. 214 South Fifth
Street. below Walnut.—The TWENTY
THIRD session of this Institution will open
on Muitday, aduber 111,4.111,35. The follow.
log are amateur its advantages:
It is the only Institution in the City which
furnishes its S•udents with Hospital Tickets
and material for dis.4etion W.T11./UT cn %ROE.
The classes are esarnined daily by the Pro.
fe.sors, who take a personal interest in the
advancement and welfare of eiery Student.
A limited number of voting m en of restrict
rd means will be received as beneficiaries ;
paying but $2O for a full course of Tickets.
in all easel, the eons of physicians and of
clergymen have prefersnoe.
An announcement enntaining every
in
fortuatiuu will 14 sent free. ou oPPlielition to
B. HOWARD HAND. M. D..
Dean of the Faculty.
Sept. 211, 185 S. 3t
PiIILADELPHIA.-A Benevolent Institu
tion estoblished by Special Endowment
for the Relief of the Sick and Distressed, af
flicted with Virulent and Epidemic Diseases.
In times of Epidemics. it is the object of
this Institution to establish Hospital*, to
provide Nurses, Physicians, Clothing. Food,
Medicines, &c., for the sizk and destitute, to
take charge of ibe orphans of deceased pa
rents, and to minister in every possible way
to the relief of the afflicted and the health of
the public at large. It is the duty of thy
Direetorcat smell times, to visit perum..lly the
infected districts. and to provide and execute
means of relief. Numerous physicians. pof
ac ing members if the AssoPiation, usually
enrol their names on its books, A illject to be
called upon to attend its hospitals, free of
statue.
1.1 the absence of Epidemics. the Directors
have authorized the Consultiii.f Surgeon to
give advice acid medical aid to persons suffer
ing and r CDROM DI:SEA:ON of a virulent
character. arising from abuse of the physical
power., mal.treatinent, the effects of drugs,
stc., &c.
Various REPORTS and TR.ICTS on tl:e
nature and treatment of Chronic Diseases, by
the Consulting Surgeon. have been pu'disheit
for gratuitous distribution, and will be sent
IREE of CLIARGE to the efflicted.
Address. for Report* or treatment. Dr.
GEORGE K. CALROUN, Consulting Sur.
pun, Howard Association, No. IlSouth Ninth
Street, l'hilaAllphia. Pa
By order of the Directors,
EZRA D. IIEARTNV ELL, Pres't.
Geo. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y.
Sept. 2u. 1868. ly
Executors
J'AIN A. SWOPE
0. J. Wosd /31049.:Proplatcwit. 312 Ben&
way, New York. (ha dm great, N. Y. Mika
Win( Matablialwaewt.) and 114 2Wild ML,
84. Louis. Mo. Aall asl4 dy all good Drag
gide OM Woods tholes*.
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July. 18 9, It is . • on,_ alts
Notice of s ' • Of* el to
esemawats in •
,„ •• ." a m ts to
be elected: . . •
of the County • r 4 .4 1 ,,kt0r.' '" -•••--*
glee this p 'WM notice to the Shtofirse -dm
paid County of AdadlVl. that a Maitriii
will be held io said Coanty. on tit* '&Mitt
Nudely of ()dolor mewl, (Ike 12iet.)-in ilas •
ascent Districts ootnposed of the following
Townships, via :
In the First district. composed net* Ow'.
mash of Gettysburg and the township of COM*
heriand. at the Coort•h•nese. DIG" inhale*
In the. Second district. t ompoNed
township of Germsnyott the bons now oceit.
pied by Peter Liumiklter. in the town
Li tiestown, in the township of Germany. •
In the Thud diptriet,eomposcil of Um tamp.
ship of Oxford, at the h.mse Nliidow 11144,
in the town of New. Oxford.
In the Fourth district s ,composed of the
townships of Latimore anti I.lautingion,,et they
house of Caleb B. Ilihiebra..d, in the teePn
sh:p of Iluntington.
In the Fifth district, composed of the town. ,
ships of Ilamiltonban and liherty, at the
Public School-house is 111i11aixto.wn.
In the Sisth district, composed of the taws.
ship of Hamilton, at the house now occupied
by Henry Hoffman, in the town of }list Berlin.
In the Seventh district. composed of the
township of Jicnsllen, in the YuWit: School.
house in the town of Bentierstille.
lu the Eighth district. composed si the
township of Strati:in. at the houoettitiscuto L
Graiti. in IlunterNtown.
In the Ninth district,compnsed of the town
ship of Franklin, (including that part recently
stricken off from 3,lenalleit.) at the house' now
occupied by Joseph Delmont, in_sionl tootoattp.
In the Tenth district, ceesputed olthe toe n•
ship of Connw•ago, at the hottek.Of John
Busbt•y, in NlcSherrystown. -
In the Eleventh district. comprised of the
township of Tyrone, at the house of Allen C.
Cook, in Ileidleraburg.
In the Twelfth district, cotnpos,sd Ur the.
township of lotlftijny, et the how ) . of victor
Haas, in said township.
In the Thirteenth district. composed of the
township of Mountp'essant, at the public„
School-house in said too nship, situate at the
cross roads, the one leading from Oxford to
tl.e Two Tereins, the other from llunterstu.tu
to Hanover.
In the Fourteenth district, composed of tl.e
township of Reuling, at the public Settuel
house in Ilanipton.
In the Fifteenth district. composed of the
Borough and township of Berwick, at the
public School house in Abbo:tstown. ,
In the Sixteenth district, coint,osed of the - 1'
township of Fre,doin, at the house of Nicht,hut
Diorite, in said township.
In the Seventeenth district, composed tittles
township of Union. at the house of Enoch La
lever, in said town-hip. •
In thaliteenth district, composed of the -
township of Butler, at the public School-house
in Middletown, in smid township.
At which time an 1 places will be elected -
Ono Judge of the Suprema Court of
Pennsylvania ;
Ono Canal Commissioner of Penn'a
One Member of Congress, to reprosent
the District composed or thv counties
Of Adams, Franklin, Bedford Fulton
and Juniata ;
One Member of Assembly;
One Associate J ulge ;
One County Commissioner;
One County Auditor; - -
One Director of the Poor;
One Coroner.
Particular attention is directed to the Aet td'
Assembly, pasted the 27th day of February.
1849, emitted "An act relative to voting at
e'ectiona in Adams, Dauphin. York, WRING -
ter. Cumberland, liradiord, Centre, tirativt.
and Erie," viz:
SecrioN 1. Be it enacted by the Senate sod
House of Representrives of the Common- - .'
wealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly
met, and it iv hereby enacted by the authority
of•the same—that it shall be lawful for the
qualified voters of the counties of Adams, Lan.
4 11 4
caster, Dauphin, York, Franklin, Cum ....-,:
land, Bradford, Centre, Greene, and V
from and after the passage of this net, to v
for all candidates for the various offices to be
fi led at an election on one slip or ticket:—
Provided. That the office for which every can
didate is voted for, shall bo designated. as re
quired by the esistii.g laws of this Outniuctu
weal h.
Samos 2. That any fraud muniitted by
any person voting in the meaner above pre- -
scribed, shall be punished by the existitig ,
laws of this Commonwealth.
Attention is also directed to the following '
section ofthe Act of the Goners! Assembly of
the session of Is6l, entitled ••An sot to pro
vide Anr the election or Judiges of the several
Coors of this Commonwealth :"
Secrtos 4. That the election fur Judges
shall he I.eld and tondo,. ted in the several
election districts in the eawe manner in all re
spects as elections for representatives ere or 1
'bail be held and conducted, and by the mine
Judges, Inspectors, and other officers; and the
provisions of the act of the bent rah Aascuisly. -
entitled "An Act relating to the dectiumatif .
this Commonwealth," approved the second
day of July, one thousand eight bundled gird
thirty-nine, and the several supplements', and
all other like laws. as fir as the same shall be
in lures and applteable. shall be ti. trued and
taken to apply to the election for Judgm t.
Provided, That the almessid electors sh.4l 1 -
rote for judges of the Supreme Court on 111 ,r, -,
separate piece of paper, ..nd fur, all o t hee ,l .,,e
judges ruitti.ed to be learned in the lay"; ea
another separate piece of paper. ,
A Lat)--Its and by virti.e of the 11.11 section
of the act atnemid, every person. exerolng
Justices of the Peace, who shell holdsoy Mlles
. or appointment of pr,,Et or hest under the „,
Uovertuneut of the Untied States. or a any '
l city or incorporated distriet, whether a *Pia- -;
missioned officer or o berwise. a au Lottlinate -
officer or agent. who is. or AA be emplojt.4„ _
under the legislative,eseeutivi orjud citey de
partment of this State, or of the Ut,ited Shock; - --.
or of any city or incorporated district. and alms ;-
that every nit-tuber of Comptoc r t i nd of tic
State Legslature, and of the tiel or Coe-- ~ ..'3..
WOO COWICiI of any City, or_Couin i sto..er a i , ~.,
any it.corporated district. is by law incapable
, of holding or exercising at the mine time. Oh,
aim or appointment of Judge, laspecmr. iir ,,, ..
Clerk of any e'er ion of Ibis Cot:Hueco esti ..,,._„„h
sad that no Judge, Inepreter, nr other allide - ' '
dray moth election. shell be eligible to soy f.: , : c. -.,
0111 CO to be them voted for.
I 'At so--That in the fourth section of the Act. • ,
ol'Amembly entitled .4An Act relating mese" ' ' ' • '
sestinas. sad foe other porpoise." approtati ~ -. _ •
April 16th. HMO. it is ea,med that the dun. , -,- % 4
INN 14th section “ahati , not be eons t med. lir - 1
to prevent any militia °nicer or lorough olli , ;;`'`' , ' -t
-ces. from crying as judge, inveetoe or clerk,.;"•-
Maas VIM'S! or imtlials4Letion in tills Cava-
incentealth."+-
' - litd in an by an Aat of the Genent,* -
atirldy of this State. paged the &I day of faa: ,
. Lss. it is directed that the bte. way*** r - * ; ~,,
* be at the planes of thiebrAbudeavoL,44 o ,,,
Os' of the Getters! illectica afettlwaid a at 0-r-_*- - ,
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