KM
COMV
Admits
Alkshasy
_Armstrong
Sunir
SAW
Barks
Blair
Bradford
5220
10057
2346
1861
Bii i
2 1 114 1679
4422 ume
5405 5171
2334' 1984
1671 2100 1
1467 1263
2364 2060
7371 4741'
1366 2185'
994 1514'
1240 1347
1458 1902'
sono 2114
2801 2811
3344 2185
1818 1604
3531 519
3233 1921'
2205 2527;
77 70;
3835 3060'
565 7•30;
842 1,41
2079 1300
3027 1440,
1257 11531
1116. 1215 i
9925. i 6066 1
i
1923! 6601
26571 1508
28/71 3102
4'747 3 1 4406
2223 2299
77 546
2825, 2120
14864 1122
599' 1424
657 5325
81 770
2325 3041
16 2450
1791 16281
23395 6! 1 264978671
11
983 498!
67413 5491 1
- 149'
. 1055
24 : 15Wk,
307 488'
2121 1954
3084 1449
1285 748
1042 1743
1406 1097
390 3617,
1763 2121'
3783 4436
844 951'
3942 4599,
Du as
tlet'
Cansinin
Carbon
Centre
asseter
Cilemfisfit
Clinton
Womb4a
Crawford
Cumberland.
Dauphin
Delaware
Elk
Eris
Forre s t
Franklin
Fulton
Create'
Huntingdon
Indiana
Jefferson
J nu iata
Lancaster
Lawilmee
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzern.
Ly corning
McKean
Mercer
Yimin
Monroe
Moulgomitry
Mon tear
Northampton
Northamberl'd
Perry
Phil's. City
Pike
Potter
Schuylkill
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
ammalismon
Mg&
Union
Venango
Warren
Wimbi ngtoa
Wayne
Westmoreland
Wyoming
York
Total 198119 171096 196620
/toad's majority over Porter, 27,023
Fra;er's 'tr./tit:way over F mat, 2.5,284,
`Total Vow for Berme Judo* iB5B 369.245
Oo►etoor /637 343,197
Ineraaseinl66B 6,018
Eleotios Returns .of the V* 61/11VIII•
stead ~isßri~—Hefei.
Ilarmasos, IC. N. liesi4m, Dem.
2295 2199
3384 3060
6/5 713
1859 1474
1235 1145
Adams,
Franklin,
Fulton,
Bedford,
JAlniaut,
Majojity for KePborsag, U 7
irobnies 1114 few Words,.
The Baltimore American was ono of
the earliest, most steadfast and eta uncid
cat supporters of- Mayor Swann, and
contributed all its influenoo towards his
rtnelectimi, but on Ibo 18th, after a calm
survey of the field, and the proceeding%
which characterized the so-called elec
tion on the 18th. it is constrained to
utter the following remarkable sen
tance, which of itself speaks volumes :
" We should have welcomed defeat as
preferable to a triumph so Improperly
won ."
Gor. Dearer and Kansas.—The St.
Louis papers contain an address of
Gov. Denver to the people of Kan us
on retiring from office. Ho says tii.t,
henceforth We continuance of.peace in
that Territory depends more on the
people themselves than on the Govern
or; that they have - an abundance of
local civil (Moors elected by themselves
without disturbance or interference;
that they haro just accomplished the
peaceable election of a Legislature, and
it makes no material ditfurence who
may be Governor. Ho does not think
the Tscritory yit, prepared for a State
organisation.
1101.10 WAY 01P11111111T AND PILLS—ii
warning.—Thess gust mosedial preparatitom have bees
boasted, sot the lesitatioas may kilt u sortaiely se the
isosius articles ears. To prevent the possitdlity of info
ethos, purchase • pit of thiatiosot or box of Pills isoMas
solubted is s book at iinotiart buries the words, " tied.
lowly, New York sad Loadoo," impressed sac water.
work OS sash teat. ForoUtaid with the true and YOU.
mate agouties, the oM, yoewg sod middles ed of both
mato sissy eye with abissiote eertsloty those disuses of
the dtgiative sod suesstare organs, the skis, and the
issh, JrUse Opium en scat and to pronounce " !a.
Borstals."
QCSIN 1/1•111a14.114 i COAL PiT.—liar Itidany
st apsia roloatly latkaid span satirist a soil pit, aad
aria titikraid by Isar innstiars. Bk. proeiodid 'boat throe
litradrod yards, wary anew the sea, and than atarkod
bar Itaitista with a talk.' ioadie on a rock. liar Ma/star
of State who has awaited 'oath, errata nadir the laitials
itti his eaatlia, as Ski brit and non itlagaitil
garasitats in the vedi, ars Iticausadi net the bows Stan
Cloths% Ha, oillooktillt At WILDS , Nos. NOO and 1100
Chia/int stroat ober* pot. 11. lat.
0'741 lain =GUSH REMEDY !—Sli JAXU
CGS IWO CU-111/MD JPIX/111 PILLS, prepared trees
prescription by Sir I. Claris, Y. D., Physietso Estraor-
Sitar, to uh. Qadmia, ?Ida stall knows medielos la oo
pontos, hats sere sod site restrely tot !.male Diltralties
awl Obstructions, tram suresass whatsvor ; sat *Ubangi%
• sperertol ressely, tkey sustain oothlas hurtful to the
oottstitetkm. Tit illatetws Lams It Is familiarly salt ad.
It sill, he a short tins, behtz oath* leo/AMY Portal oltb
riarstarity.
These Pitts have reeve Use karma to fail wharfs ths
d4restieseea Shaw at ~let are esti *tame wt.
lot taiLlits fartisiSibilitets laraphlet freesettee neat.
111;.-41 sal 4 pieta. stesaps aecteast ta say satkor.
4404 stypt, vitt issue • beetle, asststaim ever 10 pink
hy rearing esesl.
%Of aPar r iftwiloblO Ariel% rinasesm—
,_s. ,
#'olothes•
A.
PitliCtaps ha sans. him ptdubbipia.
by luatteri lai Jotory. Soil aeon the
lmost Lot , t jboW a pod Ilea= MI,
ir llais 4' liotteig; Imp trod, 4/rblool Ws
Pain hew, sod lwatirae al A rta or the oswair , 14 "
M..th* sod Wafts, okip•nr• ism be alMilewin4.
U r " flea OK tlientjatiOnh MAIL wilhig bar
" ars at 1111$11 ' , _ T. WON the !lass—Wave Tim St.
vaadarn". a Iss...tt. kw Irainootes.
1 " . "erl l4 -0 1 - 4 • Row, itis. . jos rati rivivetiesses
li t aosthiceila.s. •• "144..5ti MS. 111
LlZrki
AM", 1111 Warr '
UT - • wild flied., pat i•LI
. 1 4 81110 4. es
1A441. i.
Crloan "sift rani% Ne afteralliellailt • MOW
=PON/ Lasts. Per. V. in
WEE
iis.tt le Meted thab fit emaptlemee
with the urgent representation di Iler
rotary Cass, a number at the babes!
ships will be recalled from distant fbr
eign SOTYICO to strengthen the Home
Squadron, with reference to oar ilex
lean relations.
MEd Ona.
P
ea. Brigham Young has been sued
for $25,000 damages, by Col. Fabins,
who charges him with false imprison
ment.
2256
6573
1993
1137
2008
9724
1677
30
Corroitoifroas ttbelaisst Sal tiser•, York • Ramage, mess
Baltimore—Fs - Mao last.
Flour, per barrel, 65 12 525
Wheat, per bushel, 115 I 141
Rye, .. . •0
$-
Corn, 02
~
Oste, 45 47
Clorer-seed, " i 6 60 6 62
Timothy, I/ 200(0 e 12
Beef Cattle, pot hand., 6 00i 676
Id
Hogs, 600 6.00
MT •IT ton. 10 00 13 00
, Pel , -- 22 4,... 23
Whiskey, per gallon,
Guano, Pentvisa, per ton, 62 00
Hamootr—T huraday last.
Mar, per bbk, from wagons, $5 00
Do. " from stores, 5 30
Wheat, per bushel, 105 og I 15
Rye, 64 70
Corn, 66 68
Oats,. •4 40
Cloversemi, " 500
Timothy. " , 200
Plaster, per tots, 6 00
Fork—Friday fart.
Moor. par bbl„ from wagons, $5 00
Do, " ho. *tom.. 600
Whoa*, par bashsl,
SI 1 05 ® 1 20
Rye, 76
Corn, ' 6 75
Osts, " 44
Clorerseed. "
Timosjky, "
Plaster. per We.
..Tbou omit ebb wild ►aathat, ome *let or elms srew;
111 - 4011 stall by beta caber bowevet It blew."
On the 17th ult., by the Rev. R. H.Hoffbeins,
Mr. HENRY SWEIGES, of Hanover, to Miss
ELIZABETH MUMMERT,of Hamilton township,
Adams county.
On the 21st ult., by the same, Mr. HENRY
HOOVER to Miss LEAH KAUFMAN, daughter
of Mr. Henry Isaftnan, ail of Hamilton town
ship, Adams county.
On the 13th ult., by Rev. D. Gans, Mr. J. C.
ALBERT to Miss CAROLINE MALAUN, both
of this county.
Oa the 334 ult., by Rev. Mr. Jones, irr. AB
SALOM CLEANER, of Huntington township,
to Miss A8A3411, KECKLER, of Arendtsville,'
On the 38th ult., by the Rev. J. It. Keiser,
Mr. JACOB WINTERMOYER, of Shepherds
town, Va., to Miss MART A. M'DONELL, of
this place.
On the 19th alt., at the Consume° Chapel,
by the Rey, Mr. Catasum, Mr. WILLIAM CALE
UGU to Miss,J2,4l BELL.* MAUR ALL, both
otCenowago township, Adams smutty,
On the 7th Ott., by the liar, aeons Nuts, Mr.
GIORON A. 1111W0P, Petarstwarg, Y. 8., to
ltfse A.M.ASDA. 111114160 AM, of Gettysburg.
171336
On the 23d oIL, Mrs. SARAH ANN, wife of
Mr. Henry SUR:, of Areadtsville, aged 22 years
8 months and 23 days.
in Panora, Guthrie counerre, era, on the Bth
alt., AMANTHI, CLEOPNTRA, only daughter
of John sad Rebecca Diehl, aged 1 year
months and 22 days.
On Wedauday morning last, at the residence
of her father, la Baltimore county, Mies MARY
A. EVANS,eldest daughter of C. and N. Evans.
In Lee county, lowa, on•tbe nth alt., after
an illness of a few days, Miss MARGARET C.,
delight a. of Mr. David Shall, formerly of this
sissy,, fh the 21st year of her age.
8
MEW FIRM AND MEW GOODS.--SNY
DER & BENNER bare just reettisedet
their New Store:in Baltimore street, a few
doors above David McCreary's Saddlery es
tablishment, the largest and most complete
assortment of Gruceriei brought to Get
tysburg for a long time, consisting of Coffee,
(four kinds,) Sager, (lour kinds.) Molasses.
Syrup, Shad, Mackerel, Froth Flour, Corn,
Oat., Butter, Eggs, Bacon. Salt, in short
every thing usually kept in a first-elate
Grocer Store.
ge•The highemt market price paid for &MD..
try produce or taken in exchange for Goods.
sperGive us a call. Buy your Groeeries
where you will be sure to get them good and
cheap.
Sfirllover's celebrated writing Ink for
sale. [Nov. 1, 1858.
AT FRA.ZER RIVER OUTDONE
Sr TOR I..ARGe ARRIVAL OP FALL A EMIR
DRESS CPATS— JUST received the largest
V and best assortment ev
er brcught to Gettysburg.
Be it remembered that
selling cheap.
PANTALOONS—TIM large and varied
. 0 - assortment of Pants,
and the exceedingly low
prices at which Picking is
sidling them astonishes v
ow) who calls to buy.
DRESSCOITS—FOMS yourselves, and
bring your friends a
long, t• see and buy Dress
OF every description, now on hand and for
sale by Geo. E. Buehler, in Chambers
burn street.
RTOVN PIPE of all sizes, constantly on
hand or made to order, at Buehler's, in
Chaarbenborg street.
iE sd
TABU CANS of all sizes now 7 and for
sale at BeehleesTin-ware bhs hme a t.
STRAINER Milk Buckets f eat GEO.
R. BUMMER'S, in Chambersbarg et.
Nor. 1.
MARCUS SAMSON is now in New York,
and" is almost daily seadiag to his
Clothing establishment in UV. rods
of eve q• varisq In his t as the
New York AMilkn Rehm patehaut
are made at the lowest rstaii„ilmand tJa *Or
tars preparad•le edger RARQAMI
hate never bifbra boas prbcand In Maw
aoanty. Call ill and see his stook elC c =
NO—Coats, Paata. Veda* Shiite.
Deaner*, Socks . Gloves. Ilandkareidoo.
Boas, Shoot. Hale, Omps. Aa., ka.--nfith bin
large witrietporClosks,
Walking Canes. and a thousand other arts.
alas "lea anaporons to toostkka." Boma
trot only maim U. of their loolkoj.
but bass idol b their panduraos at
' 'to tho
OA. IS. Mk
mmimmasto at
Vests,- of 'my vitlety.sai
Nosh toGett,yobars, jut reed
PIC
r!Pw'rrwri - '•1
PIOARS.Vobieso, Owls, rhabrepu o an d
vnt Nowad *dm Msg.; slim,* Ur%
ba PICKING%
FIZIC9
EMI
iijqtket Aepohis.
Die 9,11.4 P.
MARRIED,
Die lobb,
'.Like louse astroos tbe moo of ma Is Lard i
Nag ray is yank, 'of witiorteg Dabs geread.ss
DIED,
NifFt Grooery Store.
Gold Excitement
CLOTHING AT PICKING* S
Pielslog io oelobrate4 for
Cow, which can't be ex•
celled, at Picking's.
BUSINESS ()F every style and qual-
COATS...Ai ity just receive I at
. Picking's cheap store.
Noy. 1.
Tin-ware,
From N. Y. Auctions.
MIME
12•12115
!Weirs Tian
IV ISt Wlthr RIMICA.—/000
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taining such a vast amount of solid untrue
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Nov. I. HSI: Out
Town Property
A T PUBLIC BALL—On Beturslay. .?4-
. 411 °L acisber 134 i, IbsB, I will sell at Public
S:de, on the premises., the House and Lot in
Carlisle street, now occupied by Daniel
adjoining property. of
Wm. Douglass and others. The
HOUSE is h Too-story Brick. A
half Lot froatistion the
sad running bask to this lot, will be altered
with it, or solitsparstely, as desired by the
purebasers. The terms will be made haulms
on the day dial..
The property is located in an improving
portion of the town, and is highly desirable.
Sale to 00111011011C0 at 1 o'clock, P.
EDWARD MePH ERSON,
Executor of J. B. McPherson, dec'd.
Oct. 5. te
(I N Saturday, Yoe. 20 , 1858 , the undersign
•-1 od, Administrator of the estate of ROBIRT
deceased, in punuance of an Ce
der of ths Orphan's -
will
aell at the public
la New Oxford, the
vain. deeeseelL of, in
LAND, near the to ,
joining lands of Anti
Mollvain, and others,
24 perches, more or
mance at 12 o'elotb f
known by T.
By the Court—it a
Oct. 25. is
THE goy
first account
Committee of Coy!
has been flied in the
of Adams county, sad aj
the said Court, Olt al 1511 day of November
meld, unless cause be altown to the contrary.
JACOB SHEY, Protb'7.
Oct 25. 4t*
Alfred E. Lewis,
IA TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOPI A?
'-"- LAW, Practices in the Court. or York
and Adams counties. Particular attoellion
given to the settlement of Estates. oollsootai
of Claims. tic. 011 ice in Centre &mars,
(Banks! Building.) Ilenover, Pa.
Oct. 25. Gm
Dr. A. W. Dorsey,'
'MGM SILLY of Carroll county,
permanently located in Gott
his professional services to the !la
town sod surrounding country in
of the various branches of hie
Moe and . residence. aidtallore stnhtt . Ito
Agog to The Compiler odioe, when he iebbt be
mat di times when not probiliNsid4
rile& -
Panel6llllma leflinsisb, Baltimora, MAL
grr..Angastas Webster, D. D., DeDiners AL
Dr. J. 1.. WarkW, Westminster, Md.
Dr. W. A. ltatbiss, « "
Jamb liasis, Ns+, " u
Joba IL Longwell,
Geo. IL Wsinpler, log., " n•
'Si-. flosses Ulna, Gettysburg.
ei. is i lbw tim ,
Dr. J. Illnehszt,
1011 I.ITING- loostok. is Itairialdi. Aaltats
Pa.„ dor* bit paismiosa
sloes to Lialigll4lll6 of hirfiaidl amid liiiaiif.
OlgOt ON& oomt of Meta , atrost' Ha will 41.
M lotillosid then or at Kr. P. Ilitiostf a
Oet.1 11 =1 " It 111114 r
*MC
EM:I3
Public Sale.
~
•
' 4 Gruiis
hereby t iesoons
asE .
%straws sessaati
bi yinssated at the Orphan's of
()sooty . for 4sonirmatiosk and ea
!tawdry the 11th day of Nseendlir met, at
10 o's:lock, A. W., viz :
O. The first and final Gaar.lianship ac
count ofJacob Martin, Guardian of Elisabeth
Diehl. (Bow Elisabeth Robison.) a miser child
of Jacob Meta.
70. The second account of Henry Biuinger,
Guardian of Charles L. Bittinger, a minor
son of Joseph Bistinger, deceased.
71. The first account of William Weible,
Eseestor of John Weible, deceased.
72. The first and final account of Jelia
Hollinger, Administrator of James McClel
lan, deceased.
73. The first and final acoonnt of Jacob
F. Lower, Executor of the last will and tes
tament of Catharine Stallinnith.doceased.
t .74. The second and final somata of J. B.
Danner.Zaq.,Trastee of Christiana Carbaugh
and children.
75. The first and final se.eount of David
Thomas. Administrator of aH sad singular
the goods and ehettles. rights and credits,
which were of Catharine Stalismith, lass of
the °entity of Whitley, in the State of Indi
ana. deceased.
ZACRARIAII MYERS, Rtgister
Register'. Ogee, Getty.' t
burg, Oat. 18, 1858. J
Dissolution
OF PA RTNEKSHlP.—TheColiarinersh ip
existing between the subscribers has
been dissolyed this day by mutual oonseet.
We return ithanks to our friends and the
public for the liberal support extended to us.
Our books are placed in the hands of Geo.
L Briagman for collection, and in his ab
sent:is will be settled by J. Culp. at the store,
and we earnestly rarest those indebted to
call and make immediate payment. es we are
desirous of settling our business without de
lay. OPAL E. BIRING2iIIiN i
JOlll4 'CULP.
Oct. 40,18.'.8.
A Card.
VIE subscriber haring disposed of his in
terest in the Store of Brinstnan A Culp.
to Alexander Cobetn, respectfully asks the
continuance of his friends and euetonsers to
patronize his successors, where bargains may
be bad. GEO. E. BRINGMAN.
Oct. 25.
Another Change
TN THE HAT, SHOE AND HARNESS
' BUS' thaws Living bought
out the interest of Gleu. E. Bringume. Esq.,
in the firm of Bringtaan k Culp.-
4 announces to the citizens of g
and the public generally, that, Shntbdoessis
will be continued at the old stand. sign of
the Big Boot. by Cubean I Culp. who will
constantly keep on band a large stook. of
Goods in the line of Boots, Shoes. Rata.
Trunks. Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, and . Mr
nets. They will also continue the wane
factoring of Shoes and Useness. Freins
their long experience in all the above busi
ness they dattdr themselves that they can
please the public. and will sell cheap for cash.
A. CODEAN,
Oct. 25. JOHN CULP.
Fahnestook Brothers,
TlJSTfront fro the city with a large, elegant
•aid cheap assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods. W. are prepared to offer prettier
styles and at lower rates than have bees of-
fered in tins market fur a lung time. We
have received a great variety of staple and
fashionable Dress Goode for Ladies, of sew
styles, designs, and embracing th e newest
patterns at present worn is the cities. For
Men's Wear we base everything &Arable is
that line. and without attempting to particle
'aria, are prepared to offer everything usual
ly kept in a Dry Goods Store at pries* to suit
the tittles. Call at one* soil select from the
new stock at FAITNESTOCIE 1111013.
Oct. 23. tf
Hata & caps.
11 E subsnriber bas just received from Phil
adelphia a very large and fell assortment
of flats and Caps of every variety and of the
most tashionahle styles, consisting of No. 1
Mole Skin. N 0.2 do., black Itookland.Mentle
men's Drew,) Ifen'e Napped Itocklend.
(block) Sas, French, Felt. Plaid, Cable, bin
card, &v., Ike.; together with a large assort
mdat of Hoye' common and dress Slouch
Yale and Caps. Being determined to so•
commodate he invites his friends and the
publics generally to call and examine hie
goods, feeling amidst* that the geality of
his goods and the prices at whittle they are
sold cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Oet. 21. R.F. bIoILIINNNY.
Boots & Shoes.
JUST received from Philadelphia the hest
assortment of Boots and Shoes that could
be seleoted far the citizens of Gettysharg
and surrounding country, at the south
east corner of Centre Square.
Men's grand waterproof Boota,Men'i thick
soled Boots, Men's Kipp and coarse hesvy
Boots, Gatit's fine calf doable soled Boots.
Oxford Ti... and Congress Gaiters. Brogans.
Ladies' Morocco, Gust-heeled, Ualf, and
heavy winter B Pots. Logue Gaiters. Wises'
End Obildrea's Slaves and Gaiters of every
variety. Qty.' Bete mid Shoes of all kinds
and rises.
Persons wishing M. purchase gnod Rents
and Shoes will please give me a call before
buying elsewhere.
R. F. )461LBENNY.
Oct. 25.
Notice.
dor sppuinted by I.he Orphan's
C Akhims county, to make dis-
Ile b*lsnoe remaining in the
ms F. }Commas, Atlininittrator
m cum testament° annero of
LTV, Lite of Berwick township,
ity, deceased, to and among the
lly entitled to receive the Caine.
1 persons interested, at the office
MAllean, in Gettysburg, on Fri
-1111 tia,y of November next, et 1U
M. MOSES McCLEAN,
1431, td A tailor.
jjR OPCIPILLAY will open a large as
leleL AND WINTER
, Friday and 'Sat
srdifgr, is4l inst ; and invites
the
her seeerteolln,
Oet. 4
4 Saudi Farm,
. " TPRI VATS SALE. —The subscriber offers
at Private Salahis FAR3l.situate in Mount
pleasant township,Adams comity, near Bon
anglatown, adjoining leads of Samuel Swope,
Alexander Shorb and others, containing 66
ACRES, more or less, bating thereon a
Two-otory Frame HOUSE, with Beck
building, Double Log Barn, and other
out-builikp ; a *wig of as
beg water now thloor. with szedleshhits
of all kinds °lathe premises. ANNA awe"
are Weallasd, 'sad 10 aerie litashotw. The
Greater part of the land has Ina well
Persons wishing tariew theea
regaseted to esti on the subscriber;
thereat. Tama saw. •
2. B. lIACIALIIMAX.4
Sept. 13 1 ;S&L
AtaliddCraton/ 111M041.
QUIRT lIIWILIMPB 11111L11
A.'. We of adoinistradook as dio Moto of
alosoct, late of Ilosaillos Now
ricculatf• dootoool, lisitiot boos
o undorsip oottplosomotol, (thoZpood
blif topoiship,. the
loot somoilit . Wpm" Dittoist, toss-
Jr ,isw eig bora, giro sodas to ill p. 1
iblolOoll to old So tiolkofilitog.
porn* sad 111110114MP161111111111ille apiask
*I Nino to promo timm-propooly
limas( tor wibotoot. ;
SOLOMMI.IIIInOUIV,
111" X153011:0T.
.pet. 25,1858. fit* Akers.
1111119011; 67 111sies.
oarszaszritlf;
yeti of Common Plots of
sad is la* direetsd.l4ll
$• posed et side„ at the Coart.bestak
la %be Boron WOettyabarg, tat SahtMay.
the 6th day of Noccatber, nee, at 1 o'clock,
P. M., the following . described Real Estate,
A Tract of Land, containing 7 Acres,
Name or lees, situated in Union township,
Adams county, Pa., adjoining lands of Uriah
J. Baughman, Samuel Heller, and others.
The impruTements are a two
story LOG HOUSE, a one story
Prune Store Muse, a well of
water, and as .Orchard. Seized
and taken in execution 11111 the estate of Nowt
Pt.°. NAN.
Also, tho iuteroet of said Noah Plow
•aw in 12 Acre* of Land, more or !ess, ad
joining the above described property, im
proved with a one story Log House, a Frame
Barn, and some fruit trees.
Also, the undivided half of one and s
half Lots of Ground, situated in East Middle
Street, in the borough of Gettysburg, a4joln
-4; lots of Henry Cts and Henry Culp.
Seized and taken in execution as the estate
of ELI BENTLEY.
Also, a Farm, containing 175 Acres,
more or less, situate in liamiltonban town
ship, Adams county, Pa,. adjoining lands of
Robert Slemmone, McGinley, and oth
ers, on which is erected a two
story Stone House, *Bank Barn,
part stone and part frame, with
Wagon Shed and Corn Crib at
tached, two story Stone Spring House, with
s spring of water near the dwelling, and two
Orchards of fruit trees. Seized and taken in
siceention IS the estate of Junx &strait?
WITHEILOW.
Also, a two story Brick
House, 40 feet in length and 16
feet in depth, with a two story
Brick Back-baildiag. • 16 feet
broad and 16 feet in depth, with the carti
lage, be the same one acre,more or less, situ
ated in Monello* township, Adams county,
Pa.. os the road leading from Hendersoille
to Cesare Mill.. Seised amid taken in execu
tion as the estate of Jon* 'lsaias.
Also, s Lot of Ground, with the ap
pertensness, situated in the Borough of
Gettysburg, bounded on the south by ugh
street GO bee', on the west by Washington
street 180 feet, on the north by an ally, and
on the east by lot of Doniel F. Pittenturf im
proved with a two story Frame
WEATHERBOARDED ROUSE,gi'
a two story frame Back Building. if II
a (mut Shop. a frame Stable,
well of water, fruit tress, Le. Seised and
taken in execution at the estate of Sobouox
Powzas.
ISAAC LIGIITIgEII.
Oct. 18, 1858. •
`/Wren per gent of the purchase money
opus all Balm by 'tbe Sherif mast be paid
over immediately after the property is struck
down, and on failure to comply therewith,
the property will again be pat up fur sale.
YALUABLI PDX AND YELL
rOR SALE.—t will sell at Privet. Sale, my
111I t L sad FARM. situate oa Piney Creek.
in Germany township. Adam county. within
one and a half miles of the we/Meador the Lit
tlestown Railroad. sad when the Railroad is
extended to Teneytown. it will in all probabil
ity pus by this property.
The Para contains 31 Acres of land, more
or less ; 10 to 12 Acres are heavily timbered.
and about 10 Ac. es of good Meadow Bottom.
The land is mostly the Sista soil. and very
susceptible of a high stale of cultivation t
Lime sou well upon it. sad Limestone is
close by. The improvements are
a Isms GRIST MILL. Dwelliag
HOUSE. Stride. to. The Mill
has two run of Stoop. Kiln Dry
Nods) Mill. Piaster Mill. Core 111; , G I
Mebane, sad all necessary machinery complete
for doing work hi the very heat manner. The
mill has been recently biUt upon the moat
modern and improved plan. and is all in then
pieta running order. This property is cos
of the best locations in the County for a
DIS-
T[LWCRY. In a line grain country. sad near
the Railroad.'and might with very little ex
pease be made a very 'ratable investment.
This property will be is the market until
sold. Possession given Ist of A 1 next.—
The property will be shows by Bid.
die. roman thereon. or by
ARNOLD. Gettysburg.
Oct. 11,18:.& tl
fable Farm,
AT PRIVATE EALL— T6, 'subscriber
ofers at Primes Sale,
THE FARM,
on which he resided, sildr.te in Butler town
ship, Adams county. Pa., edjoining lands of
J)nas Roth, Henry Wisler, Ilenry Slay-
Ninth, and others, containing 150 Acres,
Inure cr. leis, will 20 acres of Chesnut
land eonceniest. The lamprey*.
minas are *rod One-and-a-half- yi
story Log OUSB, a good Mew fill
Log Shop, or out-kiteben, wits
oven atteehe4, a first-rate Bank tiara.pars
stone and part frame, also a good new Bog
and Corn house. and other necessary out
buildings, allot which have been put under
new re9f. within Ilse last four years. Big
Cunowago Creek bounds the one aide of the
place. There ice Well of Water at the door.
and two Springs near the, buildings. and a
good Orchard of fruit. There is a sulkiest
amount of wood on the farm, and eurseient
meadow. about 18 acres of which are bottom
meadow. There has been pet on the farm
about 2000 bushels of lime. Persons wishing
to purchase may Ind it to their adrantage
to call and see this farm. as it is a /rat-rate
stock and grain farm. There is ales on the
farm a quantity of gaud clay for making
brick, together with a shed. To any person
wishing to follow brick making this is aria'
chance, as any:amount of brick can be sold
in the neighborhood. The farm is conveni
ent to ]fills, Churches, Public School. sad
Mechanics' Shop..
gay -Persons wishing to view the farts
will be shown the same by the sebeeriber.—
Terms made easy. WM. F. WALTER.
Oct. 4, 1858. 61
Notice
rro RETAILERS AND DISTILLER/EL
L The Retailers of Goods. Wares and Mer
chandise, as well as the Distillers. in Adams
county, who have not yet lifted their Lioeness.
are requested to do so before the NOTUsber
Court. without fail. The law binds um to
urge this matter upon delinquents, And it is
hoped that no further steps will be necessary
to induce them to comply
J. it, immedi aDANNER
Ptely.
,
Oct. 18, 1858. County osturer.
New Arrival !
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS SHOE S. —T h e
subscriber has just returned from Phila
delphia where he selected, with much ears,
a very large and superior stook of Boots,
Shoes, Hata and Cape, and tatters himself
that he is now ya r a ired to exhibit to the
eitisene of Geld i
and ve iinity, the large
sea and Inset moat o Clouds in his line that
has ens boos olosi, to their DO6Oll. liar
ham:hasped sno retie at the lowest cash
we ars end to offer greater in
ate than wok Come and see. We
will take great pleasant is 'bowing our goods
wbotber you wish to or not.
Oct. 9-6. R.T. oILIIENNY.
•911POUTINO.--oso and . Henry Watnpkr
LI will stake House and pet-rp the
!Sae low, for *soh or *country rendre,. Far
users mid s,Il others wishing their bosses,
burrs, be.. spouted, world do won't° gilVe
the- s all. 0. & H. wAmnaz
April 18,1853. if
rwia4r. Watabia=loUss,
ageti tanl / 2 - 11"6111.11. 111011411110
116 1 1te41
to be fail
C'otllPET SACKS of sooty impor PICLlllOll iptios to
hot . -
C 2210
liseh . Rosters ,
A 1.111.14 most respectfally
•• frimida and tie public, that be
will • the let Noesmber, en OYS•
TIM •A• • • , tYt recently occupied
b W .•114.1.as a Law office, t" • cipposinhA t . Buehler'.
Drug Store, whets he vrill iscallsatly keep
prune frogs OYSTERS, and do them up in any
desired style. u the tastes of customers may
suggest. Tripe. Fruit, Nuts, Au., can also
be had at his Saloon.
He bopss by strict attention to business,
and an earnest desire to please, to merit and
receive a share of public patronage. Give
him a call—you will Mad everything gotten up
in the most palatable manner.
Gettysburg, Oct. 25, 1858. if
Public Sale.
PRE subscriber, Administrator of the
estate of ANtstoxr Puttee, deceased,
will *ell at Public Sale, at the late residence
of said deceased, in Mountpleasant township.
on Thersday, the 111,4 of Nocatther mei, the
following property, via
1 HORSE, 1 COLT,
1 fresh-milohed Cow, 1 Steer, 1 Calf,2 Sows.
with Pigs, I Pat Hog, 3 Shoats, 4 Sheep,
Two-horse Wagon. Spring Wagon. Ploughs,
Harrows, Cultivator, Winnowing Ifill,4lorse
Gears, nearly now, Saddles, Bridle*, Sleigh
and Sled ; Hey by the ton, Corn by the
bushel ; a lot of Carpenter and Cooper Tools,
Grindstone, Wild Cherry Boards, Shingles,
Roofing Lath ; with Household and Kitatee
Furniture, such as Beds and Bedsteads,
Tables, Chairs, Clock, Kitchen. Dresser,
Chests, Silver Watch, a f3hoi Gun, and a
variety of other articl„ts, too numerous .4o
mention.
birSale to commence at 12 o'clock. M.,
en said day, when attebdant* will ba given
and terms made known by
PLUS S. SMITU, Adair.
Oct. Is, ISM a•
Valuable Proper4r. -
A T PRIVATE SALE.—The undenagned,
.u• iatan4ing to remove, offers valitable
MOUSE AND LOT, situated in
iddle street, at Private Sale. The ill!
house is a substantial two story brie
building, Lately erected, with a goad bask
building. apri all necessary improvements;
a fires-rstis well et water couveaient to the
door ; also, fruit' toms of every description.
There is a good Frame Shop oil the promisee,
suitable for a mechanic of almost any trade.
PRIMP FASE.
Oct. 18, 1818. 31 •
Election.
ON OITTTIIUTIO,
"'October 18.1858.
•
NOTICE is Waft thin to the Stockhold
ers of the Book of Gettysburg, that an
Election for Thirteen Directors. to eerie one
will be held at the Banking-basso, on
Moaday, the ISth dig et November neat:
- I general meeting of the Stockholders will
be bold at the same time.
T. D. CARBON, Cashier.
Oct. 25. a
Sc roftaa, or King's Evil,
le a eonstitistional dieeme, a eterep.ian of the
blood, by which Ws fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the eirailatiau, it
the whole body, and may burst out
40 any part at it. No cern is tree
tram is attacks, nor is there one which it may
sot destroy. The scrofulous taint is varlowdy
canoed by mercurial &nesse, low living, di..
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, Elth
end filthy habits, the dwwinng vices, and,
elm, all, by the venereal infecti.3n. What.
a r i r . s ..... its origin, it ie hereditary in the cm:
descenang " from parents to children
unto thirdand fourthgenerstion ;" Indeed.
it seems to be the rod of llim who says. " I
NM visit the i niquities of the fatbam npai
thew children.
Its effects eminence*, deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous Matter, which, in
the lunge, liver, and internal omens, is termed
tubercles ; ia the glands, swellbup ; and on
the Illinkes, eruptions sr sores. This foul cot
ruptices„ which geodes in the blood, depress
ties energise of lA, so that scrofulous consties.
Roos not only sutler from scrofulous sore
plaints, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of ether thews se ; emus
fluently, vest numbers perish by diaorden
which, although not scrofulous in their nett"
are mill rendered fatal by this taint in the
e= Must of the consumption which de
the human family has its origin directly
In this scrofulous contamination ; and many
&seemlier/diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed. of all the organs, aria* from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fection. and their health is undermined by it.
To chnass it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an alterative medicine, and in
vigorate it bT healthy food and exercise.
Seek s AbOSIOAA we supply is
AYR R'B
Compound Extract of Banaptrilla,
the meet effectual remedy which the readied
skin et our time. can devise for this every
whore prevailing and fatal malady. It is com
bined from the mast active remedial* that have
bees discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue ot the
system from its destructive tonsequances.
It should be employed tines the cure of
sot only_scodnia. but also those other aloe
time whicb arise from it, such as Extrema
and Bsnr Dousss, Sr. AXTVONYI Tres,
Rosa, or linvetrurs, nurses, Purruni,
Humus; Bwu and Ilona, Tumors, Term
and SLIS RAMC, SCALD MUD. ItINOWOILY,
lininntseem, thrummo and Maseru/A Dr -
amens. DOOM, DTIFILPIL. DIMITY, and,
indeed. ALL COMPLLIATII .1.1121.X0 nom liens-
MID on bIOPI7III Brom). The popular belief
In " impurity title bioo/I" is founded in truth,
he 'mauls is a degeneration of the blood. The
perticularFee and virtue of this Samar
• tills is to ' and regenerate this vital dud,
without w 'ch sound health is impossible in
contaminated eanetitutione.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
At ALL Tit PURPOSES IF A PAM MOO,
are es maspeeed that disease wkkis the nage of
their attics esti rarely withstand or evade them
Their pmetrating properties search. and eiessae.
sad invigorate away portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and
fta atalsley Witalittes. A. a consequence of
pmmerties, the invalid who is bowed IiNUA with
pain se physical debility is &moult/tad to lad its
hod& or restored by a remedy at once so
simple and is
Not tab do tit/jaws the eery day mespleints
of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous &seas's. The agent below named W
pleased to ftrldal gratis my American Ahnenue,
sustaining oettiheates of their cares and dilutions
kw their sae in the following complaints : Costive-
Hearthens, dleadeA. aririe#frest dliseriterei
Steassch, Nowa. twJywtisew, Pow iw sowthferilid
/nadirs "(the Bowels. lii=dilat ,dupe.
Jetsmike, sad other eareptamts,
lUillf ac hll
a a
s. ll/W state of the body or obowsedes
of I ts
Aries Chem* Pectoral,
POI tga 1111110 COL or
Combs, Celia, laieesze, Iteesseuese.
Creep, lbeeelhisie t IseWelt Ce-p.
tress kr the retie[ erCasinneptive
Petteite la eihrasee& &loges et the
dimmeee..
it. vide is die bidet if. uollann sad so ow
nano an th• non 41 fts non, that Ana
w. nano ofnintry pined" la pima poor
fiat" mho bare tem roan Inn
aed ma dining of the Ituiv a Tty
on. 'Whoa lOW Wed, ita ampetinity riff vrerf
atfer sorban Its Wad is tin appoint to nays
Retine whole Opisinna itares. die
sit iuh aa = g tiltrnnine esthete so azt
w rlsi s ennedies, ' 41 1 st! vols °ll7 the
mosi ty mei Wow .i.e
jibs nohned Waft
sow honk int ; ow
Ilesidi fano Ito NA resomentili 10
bill"' Puma sr
- Mk J. 40...-A.UNIR ageli.• •
-LOWILL..IIOII.
1/11104141614. 01111rbarg
iLlakirlIaskirirsPasissilleo:.
Od. IS, 1911.. 11711114116
EMI
would reapeettulli 'mite ilieittilitioilko
publie widring to proms anything; *oar
line, to favor no with a eall,and
epscimitte dour work. We are
furnish Mosumatle..2tos4bi 'aid •
Marble Manger, S4l for CsN
and all other vfnkoppettdang to " l e
Dees, at the lowest vot#lll4o l WeM.
;tot hesitate W parents* tket out work dot
be Wee la a seesaw sebeteadal sea tee*:
ful equal to the best so be vela la the IMO.
where every ial . prevevaeat wldolt ettpeelasell
barsoggested is availed of ; sad *WW2
do we guarantee that oar
drays Yibid trelit shall be so C eXfoir set at
nos to be a ff ected by frost, but ekallinaks•
twin for yeas" that eneetuse of lbatitlas
given at the oompletisa of a job, sad IPS
necessary to oondoned immoralities sad -
ay um etry . Pet. 11, 18511.
Stoves! Stoves!
NJH RADS, BUEHLER L KURTZ Well.
received large supply of new *id Wei;
tiful Parlor, Saloon and Shop NTOVISM"
latest and most insproted styles. Mee;•all
the latest styles of COOK &TO TICIA eloirsep
ill the Noble Cook," "RnyetCook." o'Wee.
Penn." o•Sea Shall." "lJornt op Star." •• Phil•
&deltoids Sunrise," "Fredonia," (HAWN*
Air-Tight, improved) 'Towel," and “Charth"
—all for wood - or coal.
Call at the Ware Room, in West Middle
street, two doors west of the oe w Court•bouse.
Sept. 27, 1868.
•
New Goods !
aEOROE ARNOLD has again replenished'
" his nook of Goods. His assortmenil ie
now fall, among which is a great variety el
Ladies' Dress Good., and fancy pods Ps'
*rally. The Ladies will please call fer =•-•
pins. Aloe, cheap CLOTHS. Cessiatecei t ,
Osasinette, Voiding., Ready-made CIA*
Blankets, Shawls, Flannels, Coatinip,
siery, Gloves, do.; also, a large soak of
Domestics, Fresh Groceries, eta.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.-4f yaw
want the cheapest awl best itasaresiele
Clothing in town, call and gas Gao. Asiehsy.
We make our own Clothing, have bands elom
mantle employed cutting out and mak=
Our stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Cas
Coatings, Vesting., &v., is large abd
Call and see us, and if we cannot Si yam Um
garment ready -Made, we will tabs reit
measure, and make yen up agermeatjul se
you may desire to have it made, on the she*
est notice. Mr. Culp is always ea haat_ at
the Clothing Emporium, IMO, polka, sit
always ready to whit upon friends tl esIL
Try him, prove him, and see if there be ley
error in him.
GsttysburgiBct.4, 11568.
J. W. Scott,
(Late of lho Finis of Wine/boater e
G ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
and
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
No. 1314 Clinprerr Stiprr, (oetrly clop*,
the Girard flatisej
PIIIL•DELPIIIA.
J. W. SCOTT would seepoodully eaR tk
attention of his former wren tut Mu*
to his new Ikon, and is prepared to o/- -
den for SHIRTS at short node*. A porheit
fit guarantied. 00UNTRT TRAM aspidiS
wig' hes finzaes ani Cou.mta.
Oot. 4, 108. ly
Taney Furs,
F OR LADIES AND CH ILDREN.-401Iit
J. TAIINIAA A CO., No. 1118 (*ow .44
Market Str eet ,
. above Eighth, Philadelpidew,
Importers, Nanufsetnrewe sad Deader* Ituk7
FANCY FURS, for Ladies and- CliPrott
slim, Gent's Furs, Far Collars, and 01M101.
The number of years that we bare beim lee
gaged in the Fur business, sod the
character of our Furs, both fir .*swi
price is so generallz knows throughout gm_
Country, that we think it is not h
as to say anything more than that we 11seo
now opened our assortment of FURS, lot Obi
Fall and Winter Sales, of the largeet - IMS
most beautiful ahaeortment tat we have seer
offered before to the public. Our Funktillfi
all been imported during the proisiMisliiint,
when money was stare* and Furs mash lower
than at the present time, and bane been wow
ufactured by the most competent wirrkmiew
we are therefore determined Si mil them it
such prices as will congeal, to iivettelbote
potation we have borne for years, %bat le to
sell a good article for a eery small preSt.
Storekeepers will - do well to gine ss s esll %
as they will find the la-wet assortment by far
to select from in the city, and at manatee
carer? prices. JOHN TAEWA • 00.,
No. 818 Market Street, *Mei Bth, Phila.
Se,t. W, I: :.
rV.) 77n1111111
LIME INSURANCA
purated Merck 18, 1851.
0171C31116
Pre*ideni—Georg• Swope.
rice Pessideuip.a. R. Russell:
Secretary—D. A. Raabler.
21.eantrer—David M'Creal iti '
Executive Committed—Bo 111.01‘4, -
Jaegob King, Andrew Banta,intika.
Max As it ex.—George t o,:y„
Jacob King. A. ilemmelms t it,
Time. A. Marshall, S. Fab
• y
McClellan, Wm. B. Wilson, M. Et
Abdiel 7. Girt, John Wolicrid, 174.
J. Aughlabangh, Jolla lieiMeit, L G.
Oreery, le. AWasnall..XLMVllnsie
Pan!, Juba Picking, J. L limb. :..
/-This Company la Llatited is hit'
dons q the 6onnty of.Adasne. , Itbam
sameestsi operstlun for mire time six yeiree. ,
arid Ia tb4 period bat pad all lows 4114-0-
pauses, mAboxi alendiliegy balks fallf
lose surplus NOW in tbir 'hammy:
Company elosploye m Agoettm-411 beilitssre
being dons by the itsamem, wile
ly elected kithelitsekboblem. Air izt
&siring anTmemesnee out applr ri zi r i f i gt
above named Mosegezi fur
nation.
awns Ismail re COMalibli 1144441//aftio '
elks of Me
a, Clotopasy an . ** isell Weilsisio,4llll
la every isse.k ell P.
fie • 27 N6B.