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ad, at Harrisburg. It professes to be al I . st si et as mwst , oil, /4., km-, at all themes head. All orders Cloaowage..-......---... 1801111 • asa i l ails , 1073 200
411 110 *
Democratic paper , devoted, however , ' Arm 14 4 4 wooded to with Tyroua....--.........-....-- 111411 T 1 • 52 4425 ' 4 N73 ' 104
entirely to the interest of Judge Dun -' 64150 * U ,
a 1414 is 141114\ 1 W. 1 11 .TVIINGIIR, Agent. N0rai10y.....---..........-- 19144 I letal
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fi t t i ti a r ' 4, *terns to be a one-idea affair. Wei juLT.
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should judge from the tor.e of some of' -
..) 1 Berwick her .... ..... ....... .... $ll4 IN , 104 sell 1011
the matter in the first number, that it r .. 1 1 Freedom ........... ...... ..... ..... 1000, rfl HI 1.01 100$ 200
,l‘ . Usios... .......... .........." ...... 111 0 44 1. asses 12 1903
is the intention of him and his backers, ia 8ut10.................-........-.. 157151 15454 34243 3301
to create if passible, &disruption in the
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Dennocretie ranks in this State.—Bas- total F - 4 - 17 Z - 3 -11 .29489 b 7313801 195303! 6390 3420 55474, $025
tea Sentinel.
3fiqt.kel ilepo,kl3.
GETIISEITMG—SATc 'DAY LAST
43J, peril so Ylour 4 75
/lye F100r...—. ..... ....—..._ .... .._ 3 25
Wheat 1 00 to 1 15
Core, .._. - 110.
44
Ilurkikheat.. ....,.. ... ", .. ..,....... 60
Buckwheat 111 4 Air
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Cittegr Seed.. ......-5 15 to 560
Tiraa4l4.Bsed...„.. .....1 bit to 1 15
Flax Seed ... 1 10
8ar1ey...... ...... ........ 70 to 75
Plaster of Paris ..... e..—....... ....... 7 00
Pork ..............
BALTIMOIL&--FiuDAT tut
Flour
Whsat
Rye —.-
Cern--
Oats
Clover Seed.
Thisethy Seed. ..... -
Beef Cattle, per hum]
Hogs, per hand
•
nay.
Whiskey. ......
Guano, Peruvian, per ton
II ANOVE 11...T18 V lIIDAY LLIT
Flour, from wagea5.—..........—.
Do. from stores
Wheat - -
Rye
Cora—
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(lower ....
Timothy Seed ...
Plaster
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Floor, from wag0n...... ...
Do. from stores...—.. ..... ..- .
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Corn
Oats
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Timothy Seed...
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31? LAW BRICK .—Tbe telegvigh toi-vvws
was lifr. Monlgetati7 of rtrtsylvanta, " wbo threw tkt
brisk." The ioqsirtrs 8.0 to the• name of the Individual
elm entomitted an assaalt upon William Patterson, and
teething the expiotii hi lily of saltpetre sod soar •rust have
sot been satisfactorily tn.,. Ow gm eat point has, however,
he.. settled, and that Is that tb very best garments mete
to the Lelia'. are to be fused at the Brows none Cloth.
tag of Rwthill k Wilw.m. Noe. 003 and COO Chestnut
street. oboes Filth, PhiLadelphla. [Dee. 27. tm
nOLLOW AT'S PILLS —There la as banned la saying
that the pi - quality of Professor Holkrivsy's recnediee to
tbis ceicetry le without • loran."). in oar matiaal aesaJa.
The Insteaces in which sack peruses professionally con
demned to death hare recovers/ enter the operation of
his miracle-working Pills, are en numerous and so well
&tattiest/rated, that tLe most stabboru locrsdality is si
lvered. nosy of dyspeptics and at periwigs 11111clied with
Liver complaint nervosa debility, disorders of the bowels,
epileptic its, psicoonary diseases, an/ other ).sternal dis
tempera, hare been eared by this unapproachable modiciee
MINN IL ItttrOattieLlQO into this country. The prow tame
with the tatinioniala of the parties, and while we neater
ie• art &impelled to believe.
WI TAR'S BALSAM it WILD CIILI IT—The
editor of tbe "flag of Oar rules" mars la his papar of
July 17. 1648 :—••Tlis memory of Dr. Wlstar is embalmed
Is the Wm• to of tiomatmas who hare esperiesioad 'attire
mars foam Cough*, Colila, Corm oaptionand Palinotary Dis
ease iresermly by the use of Lila Lamm. Th• laralid used
Dot fear to pre this preparation • imastal trial, sa we
speak from •xperimice. More than tea plan slime the
• (Icor of this paper WNW Its sneallenee by imarklasl
trial la his family. with the moat earpnaimg rewrite, as a
co ratli• for poloramory diow "
C. 0.. of C...usousirtion awl Whooping Coogh Cored
T4s following, f••. 0 a highly ompoologao footloorko,
*psalm for !troll
8 W. Forth k C0.,--Cketstleasst:—Tbils eertilles that
I was for as why years ashaaisid with a diessee ef N. =
until beca.ae au weak that sits with diSsulty t
bly Wog% at.a.t this thus was Very •81 , 11.11, Cubs
lag MO frequestly to rates great steuitttles of Woad, st.
teased with prause night straits
L.'S,. ...tug 'Arius. mashes to oo purpose I woos ad-
Tise4 to try Widit's B.laam of Wild Cherry I dal so,
.al Warts ruing Us* ant bott. te t was ..Urely restored to
yist•fsiet health sail ittreagtb
I sreistd also insation that this Balsams eared a little
girt of mime of /be Tens attack of Wlsaipiug Cough, whoa
her HU was riVIINI over by this physicists, sal nit saber
reteedies hat ralled. (Stool.) JUdIALIIIOB/.
Num, vitalise unless *wised ..1. ue Use ester
stator.
Prepared by Sith W /owls k. Co., Doetee, met ter mile
by A. it Buehler, Gotty•tounr; Jacob Fultreilor. Matrusoa.
berg; M fit.tator. NOW Oxford; U. Abbotts
woo ; Molt, But Berlin; for *Attila, Name.
toe ; Wm. B. Metcalf, York Springs; cad by all &Were be
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tdra tt rt ea I Agdealtarge, oleo &MAI' torte fall acmes
.( lee mew tettleaseet of ktessumeetee, I. X., Jersey, caa
be elboeribed tar steal/ 14. t.. per ease..
14;19y laoptago stoaopo for tYs want. Address ta
blot of too Warojir, 4 aqtaaostos, Atlanta* *essay, Now
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p "Was, bat assay sal tale eloactia bar rondo Dillettlibes
as I .lbotesatiamo, from asy east. arbabiarbri awl altimanbi
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lit "lil a IA a short Liao, *a tee areatitly period with
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MARRIED,
On the 28th tilt., by the Rev. Jacob Ziegler,
Mr. JERE.M IA El J. B INSECKS 1t,,0f Cumberland
township, to Miss ANNA B. MININatitiFIF, of
Franklin township.
On the 2Jd ult.. by the Rey. M. J. Alleman,
Mr. JOHN HARTMAN to Miss MARY ANN
WINTERODE, both of Adams county.
On the 28th ult., by the Rev.•P. Attstedt,
Mr. JACOB LANZER, recently from the Pa-
Ntisate, Germany, to Miss CATHARINE
SCHICK, from the same place.
On the 28th ult., by Rev. J. Bowen, Mr. LEVI
OSBORNE to Miss CATHARINE COSUUN,
both of this county.
On the 23d ult., by the Fter. Mr. Fine, Mr.
K. bIeILIIKNY, of Franklin township, to Miss
JENNIE S. HORNER. of Cumberland township.
On the 30th of November, by the Rem. J.
Lewis, Mr. HUGH P. McGACOHY to Miss
HANNAH BONNElt—both of Morrow county,
Ohio.
Oa the 28th ult., by the Rev. John IL War
ner, Mr. EPIIRAIM SIIRIVER., of Straban
township, to Miss MARTHA, daughter of Mr.
Isaac Brinkerhof, of the same township.
On the 23d of Dee.. by the Rev. J Martin,
Mr. GEORGE MILLER to Mrs. ELIZARVH
ROOF.
On the 29th ult., by the same, Mr. HEN
YEAOY to Mrs. ANNA ELIZABEEII ISE
of Adnms coutty.
On the 25th of Nor., by Isaac Robinson,
Esq.. Mr. M ViI.OR to Mi5t.. 1 1.144.4A'
IZER, both of llstniltonban township.
I ioilib.
DIF.D,
On Sunday morning week, in Oxford town
ship, Adams county, Miss KATE KRAFT,
daughter of Mr. Joseph Kraft, aged about 20
years.
On the 28th ult., in York, Mr. Krim WELSH,
aged shoat 'lO years.
On the 20th ult., ANNA L., daughter of
Mr. Francis M. Buddy, of Mountpleasant town
ship, aged 9 months and 21 days.
Oa the 3d alt., very suddenly, of inflamnrt
tion of the brain,
in Morrow county, Ohio,
M iss REBECCA JANE MeN A Y. you ngest daugh
tee of Samuel and Nancy McNay, formerly of
this county, in the 15th year of her age.
Near Bendersville, ou the 13th of November,
Mrs. MARY, wife of Dani..ll Shearer, aged
about 63 years.
On the 241.11 nit., Rev. ABIATHAR HAR
BAUGH, of StrabAn township, aged 27 years
11 months and 6 days. Dece.s•ed was a Bap
tist minister and had charge of a congregation
near Taneytown, Md.
List night, in the 14th yetr of her age,
JULIA A. TATE, youngest daughter of John
L. Tate, Esq., of this Borough.
No greater consolation can be offered to her
friends in their bereavement than the remem
brance of these among her lain words—" Death
is nothing to me. I hare no fears of Death—
Come on! Come oil"
[Communicated.
On the 28th ult., after a long illness, of
typhoid fever, Miss LUCINDA MARIE, daugh
ter of Edward and Sarah Collins, of Mountjoy
township,aged IT years 9 months and 25 days.
Let the young and fair, too, come,
"For Christ bath said they may—
His bosom then shall be their home,
Their tears hell away."
" Ye little dream of how much joy
Our household is bereft,
When loving arms and breaking hearts
Our daughter dear has left." W. Ir. a.
List of
REMAINING in the
burg, Jas. 3, 1 `is9.
Bowman Luau
Bresnan Francis
Cole George A.
Calm Henry
Barnhart G. A.
Fuller Miss Martha J.
Group John
Litt Daniel
Graham Was.
Grayson John H.
Gibbons Job q
Homy Wei. ff.
Hoke Charles
Hareem E.
Huey Joao 2
Horner John A.!
Herr Hannak
Hag to Jacob'
IlitrKm 8. M.
Koala Catharine
Hartzell Julia D. St
'oboe* Alex.
Walker A. Meehan.
CHIKMOR ()MYR% P. N.
===
mrPersoas cab% tor letters in the above
Ihppiew'say they are "advertised.
peal* quarters, birdie aad *pm set
yeessegoilla meant of postage. '
0 1 4011 4-ft
AL MONT WILD mast y it
104 ;fig fries& soli do& siablis. that Imp
trill apes. an ths lst at llograssbar. ea GU-
M BAWL la tie mat taasetly acespisd
LOiamtimoll t Dal.. as a Law oiwi,em
spradat A. D. Daillier's
.asaataatts kale
meihkiiillo 111114,
F•1.99MM1
Letters
Post (Mies, al Getty's-
.Kahn Isidore
Kistler Andrew
Long Louis
Mires Robert
Morrifon Wm.
Meekk•lt Leonard
Mattbak Wm.
Neely Juba
Plaak John Sr.
Geo. M.
Peters Henry F.
Reittayder 7. B.
Redd Mead
iler Aguas J.
Wee Aunt*
river Mn. Mary
War Martitt
ISoott Dr. A. O.
John.H.
oho *Wont
Trissaser Joseph
Weasel Mrs. Matilda
• Nat
' mud*
FM
AWE/IVMM
Pacowsien Tickets
() VIM the Gettysburg Railroad issued at
half price to Hanover and return, until
the 23d of January. Tickets good for one
trip only. sfirThe Ticket Office fir the
present is on the first door of Yount's Hotel
Jan. 3, Itl3B.
Gettysburg Railroad.
RIINNING OP TRAINS.—Pint Train will
leave Gettysburg daily (Sundays ezcep
ted) with passengers fur York. Coluinbta,
Philadelphia, Harrisbu the North and
West. at 7 o'clock, A. rg,
M.—returning with
passengers from 141 a m -we at 12.30. P. M.
Second Train will leave Gettysburg with
passengers fur Baltimore at 15 minutes before
1 o'clock, P. M.—returning about 6.30 with
passengers from York. Columbia. Philadel
phia, Harrisburg, the North and West.
B. McCURDY, Prea't.
Dec. 20, 1858.
Railroad Election.
THE annual Election fur • President and
twelve Managers of the GettyOurg Rail.
road will be held at the Cant-house, in the
Dortmagh of Gettysburg, on the seensd .Monday
ix laxoutry next, (January 10, L'49.1 et one
u'clock. P. M. At the satne time and place
will be held the regular annual meeting ()film
stoekbclders. DAVID WILLS, Sec'y.
December 20. 1858.
An Election
pan one President and twelve Directors to
*nonage the affairs of the Littleetown
Railroad Company for the ensuing year, wi!l
he held in tmotplisoce with Law, on the 10th
day, Wong the secosui Arwulay Jawsury.
between the hoar* of Li? o'clock, A. M.. and
o'clock. P. Dl., in the room of the l'ottapany,
attached to the Freight house. All persons
interested are invited to attend.
By order of the board,
E. F. SIIORD, Sec' y
Dec. 27.1858. td
Sealed Proposals.
School Directors of Cumberland town
-- ship will receive Sealed Propnsaht for
the building of 2 School Houses in Said town- .
ship. until the 3d Saturday n% January. (the
15th.) The plant and specillcation4 are in
the hands of the Secretary of the board, maid.
Inltebout four miles south of Gettysburg, near
the tfirmilaburad
JACOB - if
D.c. 27, 185 S. td
Tax Appeal&
THE Commissioners of Adams county here
by give notice that they have fixed upon
the Wllovring times and place. for the holding
of Appeal* foe the several Boroughs and Town
ships of Adams county. when and where they
sill attend to hear Appeals bets ern the bonus
of 9 o'clock. A. M., and 3 o'clock, P. M., of
each dav, u follows :
For guuntjoy, on Monday: the 24th of Jan•
nary. at the house of J. D. Newman, in Mount
joy township.
For the township' of Cierman• and Union.
on Tuesday, the 25th of January: at the bouso
of Joseph Barker, in Littlestown.
For the townships of Mountpleaunt and
Cooowago, on Wednesday, the 26th of Jan
uary, at the house of Peter Smith, in Mount.
pleasant township.
For the township and boroegh of Berwick.
on Thursday, the 27th of January. at the
house of Michael Hoffman, in Abbottatown.
For the township of Hainilion. on Friday.
the 28th day of January, at the house of Hen
ry Hoffman. in East Beein.
Fur the township of &lawn. on S 'tan day.
the 29th of January. at the house ofJseub L.
Grass. in Hunterstown.
For the township of Oxkwd. on Motility.
the 31st day of January, at the house of Jacob
Martin. in Oxford.
For the township of Reading. on Tuviday,
the Ist day of February, at the house of John
A. Dicks, in Hampton.
For she township of Huntington and Lati
more. on Wednesday. the 2d day of February,
at the house ore. Hildebrand, in Petetsburg.
For the township of Tyrone, on Thursday,
the 341 day of February, at the house of John
Eek en rode. in Heidle r aborg.
For the township of Menallen, on Friday.
the 4th day of February, at the house of
Charles Myers, in Bendersyille.
For the township of Butler, on Saturday.
the sth day of February, at the house of J.
A. U. Heather, in Middletown.
For the township of Franklin. on Monday,
the 7th day of February. at the house of
Henry Mickley, is Ossittown.
For the townships of Hamiltonban and
Liberty. on Tuesday, the Bth day of Febru
ary. at the house etPeter Shively. in Fairfield.
Boy ths townships of Cumberland and Free.
on Wedatuday. the 9th day of February,
st the Constabisionenr 0111ce, In Gettysburg.
For the borough of Gettysburg. on Thurs
day. the 10th of lfehrstary, at the' Couunis•
siestere Oats. in Gettp t.
11081 An BborliUN
JAMB RAFFINSPSRG RR,
DANIXL GIUSELMAN,
Coneasissiossers,
Attest-4. M. Wst.rss, Clerk.
Des. 27,1858.
. ' JW. &tett,
(Lode 0 dm Ann el Wileheider of Se WO
GEMXICENI NV IikILNO IMItI6
Mint? KAN CrIPACTORY.
Ns. 1114 pommitt firm% (..arty opposite
the Oiratil Meese.)
PIIIVADIMPHIA.•
J. SC SCOTT wooltutp tail the
ettostiss st Stow polnoos - aol - bloods to
risar . awl Is prospered to Word ers
kr. A...ptfen St
gosomoded. — &UMW tosppliod
whit Tuts bone sod amass.
Oet; 4. INS. ty
Attest—J. IL Amon, Clerk.
December 2S, 18.511.
Iv purssane• of sundry writs of renditioni
Expoaas, issued eut of the Court of Common
Pleas of Adams county, Pa.. and to me di
rected, will be exposed at public sale, at the
Court-house, in the Borough of Gettysburg.
on Saturday, tAe Rik day of January next.
at 1 o'clock, P. M., the following described
Heal Estate, viz:
A FARM, containing 150 Acres, more
or less, situated in flarniltonhan township,
Adams county, Pa., adjoining lands of Win.
Culp, John Valentine, A. Keever, A. Taney,
and others, having thereon er
etted a Two-Story Log 110 USE, ggi
a One-Story Log Tenant (loose,
a I) utile Barn, (part :log and
__
part frame.) a Saw Mill. and other improve
ments ; with an Orchard of fruit trees, and a
Spring of water near the door.
ALSO, A TRACT OF WOODLA ND,
containing 20 Acres, more or less, situated
in said township of ILiniiltonhan, adjoining
lands of William Ceti), J. D. Past.4.m and
others. .
ALSO r g( TRACT OF WOODLAND,
containing 80 Act e•, attire or leas, situated in
said township of Ihuuiltoalsan, adjoining
lands of J. 1). Paxton and otherw—Suised
and Oaken in execution as tha property of
JALvalioLum.
A TRACT OF LAND, containing 25
Acres, more or less, situated in Hamiltonluin
township. Adams oountv. Pa., adjoining
lands of Jacob Boller, William Culp, and
others, improved with a Two-
Scory HOUSE, (part stone and
11 11
part h )ale g Stable, an Oreh- .
and of 4114 trees, a Spring of
water, kc. Seised and taken in etecuotos
as the propertv of Placa Bs - bolts.
ISAAC LIMITSER, Sheriff:
Sherifte °Moe, Gettysiburg. I►oc. 20, 1458.
IkirTen per rent. of the pureliaKe money
up .0 all 'tales by the Sheriff must be paid
4.% er after thoLazsweAT is struck
dawn, and .::171io comply
the property will again be put up for sale.
Tavern License.
ANIEIt, Scc 'y
Tapolication to keep a Public
L H./42.3 of Entertainment, hart ueel flied
in my office, with the rel.silite number of
si4ner+, an , l will be pre4e.ite , l, at the C .urt
of Q muter B,lg/ions, 04 the 174 tidy 11 J4/6-
KU/ V MU,:
ISit.tEL YOUNT, Anrnligh of Gettysburg
lIENILY G. WOLF, ekri..
Dec. 20, 1858.
- -
R3glster's Notice.
XJOTICE is hereby given to all legatees and
other persons concerned that the Admin
istration accounts hereinafter mentioned will
be presented at the Orphan's Court of .I,as:us
C ienty fir confirmation and allowance, 0.1
liwiday. Me 171/, day of Jointers/ next, at
10 o'clock, A. M., viz :
84. Thu first, account of Jacob Iran
key, Executor of the twit will acid tOtiti•
ment of Philip SOinvor, dec.
85. The first and final account of
Henry A. Picking, Administrator of
the estate of James Patlerson, Into of
Hamilton township.
86. The first account of Armstrong
Taughiobaugh, Administrator of Alex
ander Campbell, dec.
87. The first an•l final account of
Frederick Diehl, Administrator of the
estate of Sarah Deardorff, ace.
88. The first and t)nal account of
Wm. McClean, Esq., Administrator of
the estate of Sarah liinth, late of the
State of Ohio, doe.
ZACIIIRIAIT MYERS, Regiskr
Register's Office, Getty*. I
barg, Dec. 20, 185$. I
'TIS SVEN SO, that Franklin B.
-L Picking has just received another large
cargo of WINT Int CLOTHING, which Is
now being opened at his Clothing Kmporium,
in Chambersburg streef,oPpofsite the English
Lutheran °dumb. It is the most complete
assortment of Winter Clothing, of every va
riety, ever opesed in Adams county, and
what is better, having been Lrtnnste in
mtking his purchasce, he is enabled to offer
bargains trot y surprising. Ilia stoat of
Coats, Panto. Vests, Shirts, Collars. Drawers.
Sucks, Gloves, Hankerehiets, Comforts and
• thousan 1 other things, are worth ealliaig
to see. Without further particularising. we
say unto all come and see.
E. B. PICKING.
DM. 10, '53.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD!
LOSt
BOOKS were eusall MILL BOOKS were lost la
Oistatirg ow Thursday wweek. Lt. the
rewire/ 'idea tit the eadersired a reward
of FIVE DOLLARS whirl). pout.
TRANI= BRIAN.
Nov. 10,
DA31141. S. WIC JQUI A. sworn.
White &_1111.•
WWLISALS Dadersis maim SHOP.
" CAPS.' A STRAW O(X)DS ; also, in
Luttionsibli Wolankin. Bilk, r h and Fir
OATS, N W. Our. Salsinurn sea flernied
n4anetn.Beitissorn, SAL ' •
Novi. 19.-LNIS:
47 ,
Daakr ia kat; air mod Chikirea'a
- Ping Goad;
10.343 Weet.llohaera etre* as gm
k"Pl o r t rt
rimpag WWI ewe maks eel heat
be lbsaftira ars dm , eiseelt_frata
eon tikappersoKtiorftieediei .
Deer* 144511
_ .• ,
•
0.7 , 404 7 1.*# 11 : 1
THONAIP,
Sheriff's Sale.
CF2=l
What I Again P
JOS' ATI Rialltßß,
JACOB RA F FIINSPEAGER,
DAX ISL 0 RISE Lli AN,
Comm Inion•rs
Valuable Farm
FOR SALE.—The subscriber. Assignee of
12 Haver S. Mixxtun and Wire, fur the
benefit of credives, offers at Private Sale,
THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY,
in Cumberland township, Adams County,
Pa., lying about 1 miles west of Gettysburg,
and north of the Chambersburg turnpike,
adjoining lands of James J. Wills, Esq..
Heirs of Jno. Harts,•ll, deceased, Samuel
Hartzell, Frederick Herr, Abraham Spang
ler, and others, and containing 155 ACRES,
more or less. The improvements
are a Two-story Double Stone au
HOUSE, with Two-story Back- int
building, having a basement _
Kitchen above ground, a Stone Lin a urn,
Carriage House, Stone Spring House with a
neverfailing Spring, Pump of neverfailing
water near the kitchen door, and three Or
chards, 2 of which are new, the latter con
taining about 1000 Peach trees, 100 Apple.
with a variety of other fruit trees on the
' pretnixes. There is running water in alm9st
all the fields. The farm is in a go‘si state of
cultivation and fencing. About 15 acres are
in Timber and there is a full proportion of
Meadow.
sir Person% desiring to view the property
can be shown the same by calling on the
family residing thereon. or on the xubaeribor.
.1. B. DAN ER, Assignee.
Nov. 15, 1858.
New Grocery.
puts WAY FOR BARGAINS.—The scar
scriber re4pe•tfully informs the citizens
of town and country, that he has opened a
Grocery, Confectionary. and Notion Store, on
York street. two doors cast of St. James'
Lutheran Church, where lie has now on
hand a general aseortutent of conils in his
line—such as: Syrup, from 40 to 70 rents
per gallon ; Sugars, all kinds; c.fre.., dif
ferent kinds; Vinegar, Salt, Fish, Cheese,
Satoh II wing, ground and ungroand Pep
per, Al.pice, Cloves, Cinnamon, Mustard,
cl_imer, Starch, Rice, Testa. Candles,
Extract dr aft -(31..20.)111 . e, Concentrated
Lye; Brtwrns, iiekete. Can , `.. i .7. 1 ,!.'
Figs, Walnuts, P..lm Nuts, Almonds, Groan ,
Nuts, Ltyer Raisins, Lemons. Oranges, Fan.
cv Cakes, Crackers of all kinds, &c Le.
Buller and Eggs bought and Mad. He in
vites the calls of the public, convinced that
his a.m.ortment will please, both in quality
and price. is dete:minesl to sell cheaper
L ban the cheapest.
WM. E. BITTLE
Gettysburg, Dec 10; '5B.
Notice.
NOTICE heraby,giren that application
will be made to the nest Legislature of
this State,by the Cotatuisiioner* of Adams
county, for the p.t.t.ige of no Aot authoris
ing ttwat to se:l certain real emtate in the
borough of Gettysburg.. con.i.ting of the 014
Cuurt !louse Kn.! the '• Ot•uuty Oise"
property.
JOSIAH BENNER.
JACOB It A VIVENSPERGER,
DANIEL OEISELNIAN,
C.iimeissionere.
lttest—J. M. W/urcit, Clerk.
Dec. 20, I Is6S. 6t
Assignee's Notioe.
TnE euhaeriber, Assignee of *ILLTAIIII F.
W•LTSIII.. be the benetit of creditors, here.
by given notice to personi-indebtal to said
W. F. Walter, to call and settle the annes.
and those who hare claims are desired to
present the same properly authenticated for
settlement.
CORNELIUS B. HANE 4 . A•ttgnse.
Reeking 01.114. tr., Adair •o
Dee. 6, 1858. 6t
Assignee's Notioe.
TUE undersigned, having been appointed
Asrignee under a Deed of Trust for ben
efit of creditors of Moses Su:unsung and
fo.ttissrrn Amv, his Wife, of Straban
township. Adams county, emit* is hereby
Riven to all persons knowing themselves in
debted to said Assignors, to make immediate
payment to the undersigned, residing in the
same township, (near Ifunterstown,) and
those having crtaints against the same to
present them properly authenticated for set
tlement. JOHN F. PELTY, gluipeee.
Dee. 0, 1848. tot
Itissateris istia).
LION. JAMES IioDIVITIS ESTATI.-
Lettere testamentary on the estate of
nun. James YeDirit. late of Itiroaltabarg.
MI., deceased. having been grunted to the
undersigned, residing in the seam place,
he hereby gives nonce to all persona in
debted to said Wit. to make immediate
payment, p
resent those baring claims &pion
the sense to p dams properly anthen
tit:sated for sottloweat,
JOSEPU Zen
Dee. 0,1058. 61
Now Gpmwy Store.
VIM FIRS AND NSW GOODS.--SNY
-4'l DRS & lISHNSR bare jest received et
their Nov Siam ie Baltimore street. a few
doors abovo David licerstary's Saddlery es
tabliabitert, kito os sad soot onapiore
ainortittert of ' 4 brought to Oat.
tystairg for a kid tie% eimarirtioto ri f OA*
.(.eelkimbaSejgar iA
•Syrep, Shad. isaltar
Olds, 'weir, lina. *gm" lihdt. in fi r .
mei Vdm essay is * lirsAmplue
431= 1"..
ihest surialt pitoeiPißfsiwoaa.
esy sodasour Woo ilk ejoilmoage Aw mss.
ilirCilnose a ea.. Nrry noir Grausillai ,
mbar* yvattoilibu mulkorsimmovedamil i
1 " -b4 41 1 4 , 661
• PRoe.r. /B_llL.
4 -- R.-
ISE
*s, at aft sista ii sot
(NINO&
itsrmissess.
Prot Nathan D. 81•1111, mittinere.
ger. Jimsystits Webster, D D., Baltimore Xi
Dr. J. L. Wartarbi, Westminster, *4. ,
Dr. W. A. Mathis*,
scab Beam, 84
:oho 141 4 1 . 141 , 141 6 "
Oro. N. Wont/kr,
tor. Thomism 'Bowes, Dmitysburg
Oct IS, HMS. So
Chas. IL Demi, IL D.
ATTIC B oak Baltiukore street, owe &otos*
of she Presbyteries' %weir. al#LoPPoilits
David McCreary's saddlieg eetabliebuieut.
Gettysburg. [Oct. 4,1858. ites
J. lawrenoe Hill, Z. D.
H AS his °Bee wee
-141: 1 15 • •a-a• dour week of the
Lutheran chariot' in
Cinuabersburg street, and t/ ppoiite Picking's
store, where those wishing to here any Den
tal Operation perforated are respectfully invi
ted to Gall. Rarsaamcas: Dr. D. !dormer,
ger. C, P. Itruth, D. D.. Rer. 11. L Baugher,
0: D., Ser. Prof. K. Jacobs, Prof. X. L
Stover, [Gettysburg. April 11,411.
D. NI aoonaughy,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, (nice one door
wait of Buehler's drug and book store,
Chambersbnrg street.) Arroamsr •N D
LICITOIL Tot PATINTS AND Pgastotts. Bounty
Lind Warrants, Itack•pay 'upended Claims.
and all other claims against the Government
at Washington, D. C ; also American Claims
in England. Land Warrants located and
sold, or bought, sad highest prices given.—
Agents engaged in locating warrants in lowa,
Illinois and other western States. iApply
to him personally or by letter. .
Gettysburg, Nov. 21, 1833.
Alfred E. Lewis,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW, Practices in the Courts of York
an d Adams counties. Particular attention
gi yen to the settlemeni of Estates, collection
of Claims, &e. °See in Centre Square,
( Barnitz' Building,) Hanover, Pa.
Oct. 25. Gut
Edward B. Buehler,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, wilt faithfully and
promptly attend to all business entrusted
to him. lie speaks the German language:—
Office at the same place, iu South Baltimore
street, no: r Forney's dru"g store, and nearly
opposite Danner & Ziegler's store.
Gettysburg, March 20.
Win. B. MoClellan,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.—Oftice on the
south side of the public square, 2 door
west of the Sentinel office.
Gettysbur ,, , August 22, 1g53
Court Proclamation.
WHEREAS the Hun. RODZIM J. Faust,
President of the several Courts of Com
mon Pleas in the Counties composing the 19th
District, and Justice of the Courts ofOyer and
Terminer, and General Jail Delivery, fir the
trial of all capital and otheroffenders in the
said distrietAnd Darla &eerie and Is.tsc E.
EIKICO.,JUdgeO of the Courts of Com
toon Pleas, and Justices of the Courts of Oyer
and Terminer. and General Jail Delivery, for
the trial of all capital and" other offenders in
the County of Adams—have issued their - pre.
cepr, bean ug date the 15th day of November,
in the year of oar Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-eight, and to me directed,
for holding a Court of Common Pleas, and
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and
General Jail Delivery and Court of Oyer and
Terminer, at Gettysburg, on Monday, iris 174
day .... of January *ext.—No.:lc' UZUBT
iT * J' , ? Justices of the Peace, the
nivem .o..ek,tazx
Lin the said coon
' Coroner and Constables w „ xi '1 %"" there in
ty of Adams, that they - be then ant, ..
their proper
. persons, with their Rollo, Re
, cords, Inquisitions, Examinations, and other
Remembrances, to du those things which to
their (Aces and in that behalf appertain to be
done, sad also, they who willprosecute against
the prisoners that are or then shall be in the
Jail of the said County of Adams, are to be
then and there to prosecute against them at
shall be just.
ISAAC LIGHTNER, Siariff.
Sheriff's Office. Gettysburg, I
Dec. 27, 1858.• to j
The Cars are Coming!
ALL THINGS ARE READY !-:—The on
dersigned has the pleasure of announc
ing to his eta country friends—farmers and
merchants—tut well as the citizens of Gettys
burg, and "the rest of mankind," thnt his
new and commodious Warehouse is now
open, and that he Is receiving GRAIN 14
PRODUCE of all kinds, for which he is pay
ing the highest market prices; and while the
public can dispose of their produce to Vie
heat advantage, they cah be supplied in re
turn with Groceries, of every description,
consisting of Salt, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses,
Teas, Rice, kc., kc., also, Guano, Plaster,
Oils, Ceda;ware, and a thousand other things
not here menthned. Wholesale, Retail and
cheap as the cheapest is our motto. If the
people consult their own interests, and act
wisely, they will not forget the undersigned.
[loping the familiar faces of all my old cus
tomers will meet me again, and with them
many new oars, I shall endeavor to please
them. JOHN HOKE.
Gettysburg, Nov. 22, 1858.
Cattle Powder.
Ipt AMMO. F RON &PIE L D 1 C O'S CdT
TLBIfEDICINES have been thorough
ly tested and pronounced unsurpassed and
unsurpassable. None other as useful have
been introduced during the sectary.
Whilst farmers are using every effort, anti
investing large amounts of money in the
improvement of their soils, too little atten
tion is generally paid to the health and dp
velopmeut of farm Stock.
Breinis. FrOnettela A Co. jenstiy alai* be
ing the first. In this ooentry, wo devoted'
their attention to this important enbjesi,—;
Their IricaltAns Cairns Pawnee was the
resell of several years' study and *spiel
nionlioil--Whlth experiments bate actually
shown that, by feeling this Powder. a Cow
willyiski from 1 to 2 1 1 pounds butter, per week
more than when she does not get the Powder;
all other eonditions The MAN in
crease is prertreiesehly produced is the
fultenity tfoiNkt Ur:mine.
It is send with 'equal prat foe " Hems,
Cattle and Mtgs. No firmer, or feeder of
any kind, should be without it a day.
For sank at the new Warehouse, corner of
Stratton street and the Railroad, by
' ILLINSPISLTIIII, BUTZ 100. •
Nor. 11, DAL bat
:,i _~Y _.
1 . 011:f 421211101 # EVATL—Lettari et
edsdalserstSou' Oa' the estate or Mai
Jars*. WI of Latlasore toThib* Aihow
g s " XXII itit
be It glees notiestsi=
al to Weigle I
sod simiesiimides it ie4oo ftetegiebe mete
=dews prowl/ ealtUethaultrus set.
DAMP. LAMM, 4i40.
• NOW* 858. t . •
V' .
Cooper hop, ant
norer4aWag yolk if
the other at disbars I as_
plc ORCUARD, with
Conowago Creek rens
rine, saddler* are eke WO;
property. The knees. inesity aialtat
'elk, are good. sad the land - le In s ml
,fate of ;cultivation, two.thirds stilt Is .
been limed- The property will be *own by
Samuel Rollinger, tesieflg therona, •
Aka A TRACT OF MOUNTAIN LAND. -
containing 7 sores. more or less, rituals is
Menellea townihip, Adams couttly.
lands of Oeorge Moakley, Jacob Gloats, and
others.
JOHN SNYDER. •
TREDRRICK BOLTZ,
Sept.& 185 Q. Asearters.
Arno sale notes*ken for wants!
property of said deceased, are now dire. sad -
immediate payment isysquired. The notes •
are in the hands of F. Hats.
Aulabsugh's New Store,
oY the corner of Ilanover street and th e
Public Square, in NEW OXFORD,
Adams county, is the plus to secure the
most desirable BARGAINS in TURD
WARE, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Oils,
Paints, Saddlery articles, Oneensware.
Glassware, Earthenware, Hal.. Cape. Bask,
and &tom, Ready-made Cloatag, with sa
endless variety of other articles.
Ilia stock of forged and rolled Brox.
STEEL and NAIL:K is very large, tied IA
fees rare inducements to purchasers.
Jones's Patent COAL OIL LAMPS, with
the Coal Oil. (Kerosene,) kept on hand and
for sale at the lowest rates. Also a fine lot
of BUFFALO ROBES, of different sites.
Ifs also has a quantity of LUMBER still
on hand, which . he is disposins of at very
lox rates.
JACOB AULABAUGH.
New Oxford, Nov. 15, 1858. I;'
Notice to Palmer* I Illerciasta.
wE have now opened oar large and eons
modicm Warehouse, on the corner of -
Stratton and Railroad streets. near the Depot
of the Gettysburg Railroad Company. and
aro pro Bred to receive produce of ell kinds,
viz : Flour, Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, &c.—
Also, on hand and for saje, Salt, Guano',
Plaster, Fish, &e. A large stock of Grose- •
ries just received, consisting of Sugars. Co&
fees, Syrups, Molasses, Oils, Rice, Teas. , .•
Spices of all kinds, Cedar-ware. &a., &e.
which we do not hesitate to say, we will soli
as low as can be bought elsewhere, wholesale
and retail.
Merchants will do well by calling to see
and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere, as our motto will be " quick sales
and small profits."
We wonid also call the attention of all in
terested in the thrifty and healthful eottai.
tion of Choir Cattle, Horses, Hogs, It., to
the fact that we *aye far sale Breisig,
Fronefield & Co.': Celebrated Vegetable Cat
tle Powder, of which we hare sold from 1500
to 2000 I trends per annum to Farmers anti, Storekeepers.
KLINEFELTER, SEITZ I CO.
Gettysburg, Nov. 15, 1858.
Hats 8t Caps •
rip n subloriber bas just received from Phil
' adelphia a very large and full assortment
of Hats and Caps of every variety and of the
most fashionable styles, consisting of No.l
Mole Skin, N 0.2 do., black Rookbmil,((fpntle
men's Dress,) Men's Napped Rockland. ,
(black,) Sax, French, Felt, Plaid, Cable, Me- '
eard, ka., ke.; together with a large assort
,4,",itil,..novt' common And dress, 13kmiett,
Hats and 41: -- Be -- ing .. tiele — ., tl / 1 1 _ t's
i
some
commodate he nvites his frienBPOlLLf e 4 ll
public generally to call and *sentinel."'
goods, feeling confident that the qUality of - -
his geode and the prices at which they are
sold cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Oct. 2i. R. F. McILUENNY. ' •
fIgORGE ARNOLD has again replenished
'- his stock of Ladies' Dress and Pane) .
Dodds; he has now on hand the largest and
prettiest stock of Dress Goods in town. The
styles are very; handsome and prices low, ,
among whioh is a beautiful selection of
Ladies' Cloth Cloaks, Capes, Mantillas. and
Shawls, (a beautiful article.) in great rarieto
Children's Dress Goods, very handsome. itt
a word we have from a needle to an anchor, .
topping off with a little of the crinolines—
Call and see ns.
Oct 4, 1858. .
MIR undersigned have made arrsagemiiats,•
4 - by which they wpl be MAT to "PTV
LIMNin any quantittes.ist theinwest formes. ,
ai loon at the liAilroad is completed. They
are ready to receive (milers.
t3RBADS, BULIILZR & Kunz
Nov. 22, 1858.
BY the bale or robe st GEORGE T. WON.
'RAM'S, Noe. 413 & 417 ABCTA ilt. —
Pelaarea.
N. B. Alao a large afterteteniarLADlZO
FANCY FURS of own taackaisataaa.
Oct. IS.S9.
ALLA RC US SAMSON •is sow in New Yet;ty ;
end I. almost dully sending Pi I&
Clothing eiltablishetent in this pine., gemmli
of every variety in Ms line, houghs as %be"
Now York Auotbn Riles. His parcbesit
are made at the lowest rates, end be is there* '
fine prepared to offer BARGAINS eta* . -
hare never before been procured le JAM*
'smutty. Cull in awl see bin sleek of CLOTH.
ING—.ousts. Pants, Vista, Sishts, _Collett,
Orewirs. ⪕ Moves. Mailer
.etiei,
Boots, &ow, Atte, Cape. Le., Aco—witivbie
larse vanity of Musks, Violin., Umbrella",
Wilting Cones, nest • Illosissnmi, *bet WS.
clef too nuseerans:.to 11wpris ,
not only Worth it . f tit*
but Pao fessf, by : wit= pepcluutecog
SA N'S, WIEQ the Banta
Oct. IS, ISSIS•
Comma. Rooling.‘
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