The compiler., September 26, 1859, Image 3

swift srtrAn• • - to VT. 8. ROL,IIID,r4q.,
Secretary of the York County Agricultural
Society, far Complimentary Tickets to the
Annual Exhibition of said Society, which
takes place at York on the 4th, sth, 6th and
Tth of October, and to Sancti, SAans, Esq.,
Secretary of the Maryland State Agricultural
Society, for a Complimentary Ticket to the
State Fair of said Society, which will be held
in Frederick front the 25th to the 28th of Oc•
toiler) also to DATID TAGGART, President of
the Pammytrania State Agricultural Society,
for Tickets to the State Fair, to be held in
Philadelphia from the 27th to the 30th of
this month.
The. Mar .I.eta iik
gli GIiTTYSBUILG—SArcauAtIAM
Superfine Flour. ..... ..... r ,
Rye Flour
Corn,.
Rye
Outs
Buckwheat Meal—
Clover Seed....
Timothy Seed.,
Flex 80*d,—. ..... —..—....
itarley--4
Master of raria
Plaster grouud, per bag
nALTIMOIM—FaIDAT LAE?
Flour
'Wheat
Rye
Corn
Ciata
[lover Seed z.
Timothy ..... ........
Beef (....attle, per hunct.
Rocs, per hand
Hay
Vhiekey
Guano, Peruvian, per ton
FIANOVER—TH CIVIDAY LAST
Flour, from wagons
Do. from stores
IVAteat
Rye
Core
Oats
etover Seed
Timothy Seed
Plaster
YORK—Fs DAY LAY'?
Flour; fPosi wagons ..... . ...... ......
Do. from mores
Corn .....-- ---
0 as —...— .. .....
Clover Eked...
Timothy Seed.
T1e5ter.,.........
Jury List.
OCTOBER SI'LrIAL TERM
F. Bair, Jacob Lola.
Tyrrine-13e:orire
Jlittnilton—Levi Guise, „inc.. C. F4Mo.
If untirrgtan—Ernanucl Smith. Philip Nyeri.
Latitnore—John C. 110-Pht, George ehrontster.
3lrodlen—Jacob 11. Ilerits, John Burkholder,
John McKnight.
'Gettysburg—John Gilbert. Charles X. Martin.
1 4 trabstn—George Ehrehart.
dl ri,t liyerq, Jo eph Hershey.
31.,uukioy—Al.ner .‘111'.4, Levi Golden.
i‘ford—Ddiaiel el[Len. Franklin
Leading—llenry 1: , ]coioell. John Brough, Esq
Liberty—Gregory P. T..pper, 1 tne flamer.
Eckert
Butler--Jacob Pet.'r, Jolva NV. Dull.
Cumber_Lautl--Jacuti Su klier, Curuelius Daugh-
Frauilin—lasuel Mickley , Dauiel Kuhn, John
Shank, liarn.Lba, , I)L,rdul fr.
13erwiti: tp.—Jertuliala Lieu(ler.
Sept. 24•, 18:1Lt.
Register's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby giten to tli legatees and
other persons concerned that the icimitc•
entristion accounts herLinatter mentioned will
te presented at the Orphan's C.Jurt of Adams
couoty for confirmation and allowance, on
Wrdoesdaq, the 2 tlth tu:Qber aczt , at 10 o'clock,
A. M., viz:
145. Tho eripplentental Recount of Dr. T.
dialler, Administrator of the estate of Robert
llellvain. late of Hamilton tow nship, deceased.
146. The third and final account of George
Slagle. one of the Executors of George Slagle,
.deceased_
147. The third and final account of Elias
Ingle, one of the Execntors of George Slagle,
tici-e teed.
148. The first neconnt of Ernnnuel ',rough
And Andrew BrouTh, trot Imenory Trugtees of
Ahrthant Brongh, under the wilTufJuka Drones,
deceased.
140. The first account of Jereminh Slay
baugh sad Jacob Sandoe, Executors of Raltzer
Cmiater, dereAsed.
150. The first and final account of Wm. Me
(leas, Administrator of the estate of Sather S.
race, deceased.
Z ACIIARIA.II MYERS, &gutter.
Register's Office, Gettys-1
bhrrg, Sept. 2G, 1859. f
Notice.
ADAMS COTNTY. 55.
4 an Orphan's Court. held at
Gettysburg. for saul county,
on the 20th dog of September, l 8 1,
present Ole lion. Robert J. Fisher,
l`'j President, and Rona. David Ziegler
and Isaac E. Wiertitan. Esqs., Asso
ciate Judges. on nrotion of M. k W. McClean,
Esqs. a Rule was granted upon ail the heirs
.and Legal representatives. and all persons in
terested in the estate. of NICHOLAR
late of Cumberland township, is said county,
_eceased, iequiring them to Inc and appear at
an Orphan's Court, to be held at the Court
bonne, in Gettysburg, in said county, on the third
-Wang of (21s1) Surember next, then and there
to accept or refuse the estate of the said de
cedent at the valuation thereof. and to case
the heirs and legal representatives dad ail per
sons iitterested in the estate of the said decedent,
aegloet olexefuse to take the same, then to show
cause, if any they have, by smile hoald
not be Bold according to lqw. Be the Court,
Sopi.. 96, 1859. 11. G. WOLF, Clerk.
Notice to Assessors.
rCAssessors , eleeted at the List Spring
Etissiiisa 11113 hereby uplifted to attend at
t a essndesicnutn' Office, in the borough of
Gettysburg, to reteire blank assessment Dupli
cate/laid libe necessary instructions, as follows:
The Astessors of Union, Conogo, Berwick tp.,
Beririet bor., Oxford, Be a'ing, Hamilton,
Yo t, Germany, Straban ' and Mount
joy, -attend on Weelaeoday, the 19th of October
siert t and the Assessors for Gettysburg. Cum
berland, Freedom, Liberty, Hamiltontma, Frank
lin,Bstlei, Ilenallen, Tyrone,Huntington, and
Lainsora, :ill attend on TAertelay, the 20th of
Oefeber, 181$9. By order of the Commissioners,
J. M. WALTER, Clerk.
Eiltit...ll6, law, td . .
Postponed Sale.
BTDse bf an Order of the Orphan'.
flwaraef Adams county, the antmeriber,
Adniiiiatealar of Pirtle Cott, deceased, will
offerat pabile salmon the premises, on Saber
day, the Mk day of October nazi, .lbe Real
Estate (Amid deoedent, via : A FARM. sit
uate in Litiertar township, Adams county &
miles "mot of Nromitsberg, adjoining lands of
heirs artLonJames ideDivd, heirs of Maxwell
Shields. and others, itontainiog 164 ACM.
axon ea les, about 80 sores of which
'`,Viend in s geed state elf anitiv.stiow• and
a the Wanes Is well eovered , with
.. 141 4.4.annt and noel Oat
istmetaents are • one and a haltstory
LOOKLog lion s , y ou "
Orebilskot'ehotee• frost, fa... 4,
Thek ittnpt:r_,,good Springs' f I 7
near Ike fig. The road
f rom Morlteit's Dog 40 &Ulla. .
T s 0 m
anffirldlliii
in in from 44 is dS acres,
aL Peewee desiromit
Mr call en the ea ,
.unbar
4 a411111: 4 Ws Whs..
Sfahtia, As t en
said dWithit im give* sad
teemellmeikelbeild.."; - A. 4131; COLI•
Adasinistestor. •
c r itEAT SHOW !—Superb Equr.trirtn Cotn
prmy and Zoolog:tal Entertainments!—
? e great Show a ill giNe Two Grand Exhibi
tions, Afternoon and EN ening, at GETTYS
BURG, TUESDAY. (PCT. 4th. Performance at
half-past 2, and half-past 7, I'. M. Admission
only 25 cents. No half-pri"e.
This reduction, less than it has hitherto been,
is made uniform in order to afford the public
the only opportunity they will et er have of see
ing the greatest of Living Humorists ! this be
ing DAN RICE. FAREWELL TOUR!
Those who never saw him, should see him now,
Before he makes his last and fare% ell bow !
?his establishment returns thanks for the
generous patronage which has already been so
frequently bestowed while under its previous
management, and is gratified to sac, th a t w hil e
the aeries of entertainments are multiplied to
almost an incredible number, its new resources
of Artistd and Appointments tare undo.:btedly
of the best and tno.t judicious selettion--each
artist being himself a Star—the whole forming
A BRILLIANT UoN:ifi:I,I,ATION
6 00
... 3 60
...1 00 to 1 16
••« 70
.... 70
.... 30
.... 60
sOO
4 50146 00
1 75
1 20
CO
6 50
85
...: 5 00 to 5 12
..... 1 08 to 1 45
78 to 90
..... BO to B 3
..... 32 to 30
5 50 to 5 82
.... 2 50 to 2 75
.... 4 50 to 8 25
.... 7 00 to 9 5)
14 00 to/8 00
17 to 28
C 2 00
Every attracts% e feature known to the palmy
dots of the Great Shutt. xiL tit still sharacterDe
its existence. Tle di tinct,i.hei humorist,
PAN RICE, will positir elyni,pc ir itt every per
formance, and to nth: to the effect of emir he
will lecture and Fite nil.rupriate commentaries
upon the turns of the d
To illustrate the grasefal and rapid stridt sof
the new sulosid of Istrily Equestrinnorna. MRS.
DAN RICE will appear on I.cr far owe Is‘Clett,
DAYIKL WEBYTPR Pll.l the 11/LE WHIT): STLXII,
iirtiay. Another interesting ienturc of Dr" e-:-
hihtion the remarkable TRAINED A SIIIAL-4,
reduced front their nett% e Mildness to the dusii
ity characteruing domestic far orites of their
species. The lIONIAN BR-OTHER: 4, ssrs.
Jolty Mt7kftAY and GeollOg 11OLLA%D, hale JU-I
retained front their fureigu tour crowned with
laurels, and will appear in their classic and
striking grouping, po, , ei. and tableaux.
The irresi.tilde Jr t its heel will present his
farcical interludes, and psculitir oddities. Minx
Earretta Ram-tax, the mush admired juvenile
equestrienue rind ritarming vocalist. Tuowsa
CANUAY, le tiler of the lei stone Baud—unequal
ed us Chief d'Orsiteztra—eince the dejoin of
Julian and Musard.
G 00
5 50
1 10 to 1 20
75
35
5 00
1 75
6 50
5 (10
5 75
1 05 lo 1 20
75
75
The Animal Wonders and ZoologicAl Curios
ities consist of the RHINOCEROS, "GEN.
PUTNAM'," or, Unicorn of the Bible, which, in
all times, " has been considered untamable "
Dr. Livingstone, the great African Explorer,
endorses this opinion. But this animal will be
turned louse into the arena, and perform in
ercelible feats : proving, by ils„tame submission,
that what could not be done i n the past, II tie
complished.
The Dancing Elepbant, LALLA ROOKIT,
another intauer of animal sagacity, rendered
graceful by training; she will positively WALK
TfIE TIGHT Itol'E. The GOAT OF SYRIA,
in his various feats. The various Breeds of
Horses will excite special attention. The per
formance will opca with a cavalcade, entitled
4Q u tn.( ri of the Globe. The Talking horse
who is nut Amid, the carious re..
ports to the contrary not% ithstauding, will per
form those wonderful acts, uhieh, to believe
,nut be seen. The American Mustang, Eureka,
or the Wild Denizen of the rancho. Lady Mar
garet, whose superior beauty and muscular de
velopment, and imposing action are exhibited'
by the expert Kentuckian, Charles Reed. Six
Dapple Greys together In the Arena, under the
control of John 11. Murray. Rebecca and Ra- '
chel, guided by the skilful youth, Mast. Fred.
Barclay.
TILE EDUCATED sirLEs, Pete and Barney I
Duffy, are the only animals of the kind that can
perform all that .is claimed for them. ft has
rust Mr. Rice years of training, arid a rigid
course of discipline, to bring them to their I
present condition. They are the Great Comical
of the age.
THE GRAND CAVALCADE, consisting of
the entire retinue of the -Establishment, and
the Animals' GREAT DEN, drawn by twenty
black Pennsylvania Horses, will enter town
about 10, A. M.. accompanied by lie KEY
STON BRASS . BAND, led by their quisite
bugler, Prof. Canham.
0.11. CASTLE, Agent. ;
5 04)
1 75
6 40
Sept. 26, 1859
OP VALUABLE. REA!, ESTATE.—The sub
scribers, Assignees of DAVID Maros?, will
offer at Pubic Sale, on Friday. the 30th day of
&Maher lie., that desirable FAILM,in Strabsn
township, lying about one mile from New
Chester and about tau miles from New Oxford
adjoining lands of Monfort, and others.
oontuining 182 ACRES, more or less. The hn
procetnent.s are a good Two-story •,„
Dwelling DOUSE, a good Frame
Barn, Wagon Shed. and other out
buildings; a stream of water runs • .
through the- Farm and there is is
never-failing well spring near the du r : there is
a young Orchard of , elect fruit on t remises,
and a large proportion of the lend 1 excellent
meadow, R ith a guff', ient quantity of good
Timber. Thi4 hart will suit very aOl to di
vide, and will he uffered in one or two tracts to
suit purchasers.
Sale to commence nt 1 o'clock, P. M., on
said day. when attendance Mill he given nod
terms made known by
Ang. 26, 15.9. to
lIE subscribers, Administrators of the es
tate of DaNict. FICKKS, deceased, bill sell
at 'ublic Sale, at the late residence of said de
ceased, in Huntington township. Adams county,
about 1 mile from Petersburg, (Y. 5..) on Thurs
do7y, tAe Wit. dust of OeNtkar ntr.l, the following
valuable Personal Property, via: HORSES,
Cows and Young Cattle, 1 Fat Bull, Fat and
Stock hogs, 2 Wagons. Threshing Mio hiue,
Ploughs, Harrows, Winnowing Mill, Cultivators,
Sled and Sleighs, Horse Gears, Hales, Forks,
te.; 1 Carriage, 1 Rockaway Buggy, nearly
new ; 1 sett of Blacksmith Tools, a large lot of
new Cultivators; Wheat, nye, Corn. Oats and
Cloverseed by the bushel ; about 40 tons of Ila; ,
with Household and Kitchen furniture.
lir Si%le to commence at 10 o'clock. A. M.,
on said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by
ISAAC E. WIEP.MAN,
JOSIAH FICKES,
Sept. 26, 1859. to Adm'rs.
GOOD FARMS IN MARIaT.—I will sell from
50 to 200 Acres, in tracts to suit purchs.
sets. They are well supplied with wood, a ater.
frail trees and good meadows. Any quantity
of hay can be made. These properties lie from
11 to 2 miles east of Gettysburg. For terms
call on the subscriber. JUSii:PH WHILE.
Sept. 26, 1832.
O. 230 Dock Street, Philadelphis.—Estab
lished in 1831.—The subscribers respect
ully call the attention of the summons Sheriffs,
Prothonotary', Lawyers, Magistrates and others,
to their large stock of Law Blanks, forms, which
en experience of nearly 30 years enables them
to present with great accuracy of form and neat.
nets of style. Orders solicited. A printed list
of our Manki will be (*mulled, on application,
free of charge. JOHN CLARK it 'MN,
230 Dock street, Philadelphia.
Sept. 26, 1850. los
M-T8. 8. HOWARD would respectfully W
ors the ladies of Gettysbarg aact *eon
try, that they will Ind her in ChambleeAnn
street, opposite Beshler's Drug Stare, at the
resideuee of Mr. Hcksurode. She inteads Moir
to Plillattelphla far the Whims an the 28th of
this month. She will have.on hand a large as
*ortateat of Resdracachl BOXICHTS and MS-
Hoary Goods. Ladies will do well to call aid
see - HU: theuurehuti. [Sept. 26,
•
. .
1 1 ,0 r Sale.
rGoawin g s roam s
Sa Retail At4r, A -00.0Q011111111°
at illittlir d
empire, il telitedgeletet- et
the 4 Cleknillo Oakto: laept. it, IFIk
Dan Rice's
Postponed Sale
JACOB MONFORT,
JOHN F. FELTY,
Assignirs
Public Sale.
Still a Few More
Law Blank Store,
Millinery Removed.
--„ i
_..-: to r - ~. ..
Beal RUM gale. Valuabb'ittial Matey- ,I.
N p ur om ice of i lp order of the Orphan's .4 ..r, PUBLIC BALE.--Ia paresance of an:.
Court, of Adam/ county, will be offered at iIV Order of the Orphan's Court of Adams'
lic Sake, on the premises, an Saturday, the 22di county, will be offered at Public Role, on tkie ,
ulaJ
of October arse, the real estate of Brant Slew- I premises, au Sanarday, Ida In doe of October Net,
Illlalt, deceased, conaisting of A TRACT OF i the following described Real E•itate of the late
PATi.:NTRD LAND, situate in Hamilton town- . Maxwm.a. Sulataiis. (let-mood. 116 follows. to wit :
ship, Adams county, containing C 2 A ens, snore' No. I.—THE MANSION TRACT, situate In
or less, adjoiaiitg Lind, of John Hotfheins, John Liberty town,hip. Adams county, containing
Mummert, George Jacobs, John Klunk, and , 2:5 AI'II.E.'S, more ur less, adjoining lands of
others, on which are erected a • 1 the heirs of Hon. Jame.McDia it, deceased,
Frame Tao-story Weatherboarded .it ii
h eirs of William Flour , deceased. John Ntine-
ID a - ss and Kitchen, Frame Baru, !, maker,and othera , ou the Turnpike leading from
Carpenter:Shop,and other improve- ' the Meryl end Line to Wajne•lioro . , and within
ments. with a pump of good water --''' two miles of the former pl i.e. The improve
near the house, and one in the harn-yard, and a ments arc a large two-story Roughcast
thriving Orchard of all kinds of fruit. There is DWELLING 111 V-1.:, Log Baru. Wag- -
a sufficient proportion of Meadow and Timber- on Shi.cl, Coru Crih, :atone Sprolg ' , I . ' ;
Lind. The farm is in a good state of cultic scion. House. trail a good spring; there are -
Part Grit has Leen limed The property lies tin upon the larm two orclird.., one of 'a loch is
the Turnpike between Abliottetown and East not excelled by any in that distric t of country.
Berlin, about inida-IN. and to COLII elllCCit to Friends. and Tunis Creels both pia through
i
Churches and School-bowies. . the farm. The farm has a large quantity of
stir Sale to c o m mence a t I o'clock, P. M., on choice Timber, and also of good Meadow. The
said day, when attendance will he given and farm will be sold entire or in parole, as may
terms made known by best suit purchasers.
BRSBY multioniT, No. 2.—A1l the interest of said deceased, be-
SOl.o.llfi HUMBERT, fog three-eightb-i, in A TRACT OF L.IND,
Adm'rs of the estate at Henry Nurnmert, dm:A. j situate in the same township, adjoining lands
By the Court—ll. G. Rots, Clerk. of Christian Os crholzer, Joseph Zirninermiun,
Sept. 26, IIS:.!), Ls Patrick Savage, and others. containing lot)
ACRES, more or lees: The improvements are a
LOG HOUSE, one and a half story ; Lug Barn,
Log Spring House, with a quantity of good
Timber. Flat Run pas-es through the !arm
The sale will commence upon the last de
scribed property, at lu o'clock, A. 11., of said
day, and be continued at the Mansion property
as soon as the first is disposed of. Attendance
given and tenni mode known by
JAMES 11. MARSHALL,
JOHN MUSSELMAN,
...4dasusistruistre.
Public Sale
riF REAL FASTATE.—In liurscuture of an kf order of the Orphan s Court of Adams
county, the subscriber. Executor of the last
and testament of (.; moms CLARK. Esq.,'deceased,
u ill off, rat Public :sale, on the premises. on
Thursd,ty, Me 20:h day of (looter next, the real
e,tate of said decelleut, as follows :
No 1. .t LOT A%l) A HALF OF GROVND,
:itnate ill Elia Berlin, Adamr county - , ad- T—
jo.nin,:lots of Geo Niangler, frontinzon
King litreet and hounded by an alloy, N
a - ,111 n TN o..litury Frame 1101"Sii, Log Stable,
and other intproseinet.to.
No. 2. A LOT OF (.I:tiFND, in the addition
}:iott Iteritu, b.undvd ht tote of Michael
St tn. su tli, Soeniirl mtreet, lot of Geo. Biker,
1:101 had An alley.
3. A LOT OF CIIOVND, situate in Ham
iltun town hip. Adinrn county. near the second
deQcribed lot, N.4ljmnin g lotA of Catharine Reeser,
Jobti Hartley and Win. Wolf.
The firiit ileiieribed property is its a central
locstion and Derr de,irable fora residence or
tiaginis. There is a variety of Gearing fruit
trees on the same, and a pump of good water
n(nr the kitchen dour.
ZarS.Lie to rouuurncr rtt 10 o'clock, A. N.,
111 liqu atteilditece n ill be given and uvula made
Ituov.n by JOHN 11. .11:1....18AU,GL1, itYr.
Hy the Court-11. 11. WOLF, Clerk.
Sept. VI, 1859. 3t
:.7 Something New.
GIFT ENTERPRISE CONDUCTED
UPON A LIBERAL k IMPARTIAL
ir- rLAN I—(kifts to suit Everybody I
2 4 (lifts of Great Value ! 0
E, Gifts of a Better Quality! •Q
'" And More of Them 1 so
The moat liberal, pane - Wel and reliable
w ~.,
01ff'ff WAGE ENTERPRISE in existence. U
tr.:
=
The best evidence of this is the fact of its
.t . ... Wag the only one that stands endorsed by ..4
g the Press of the City in which It is located. Va
1-. HEADQUARTERS FOR. SOCTIIERN AND ..1
• WESTERN ORDERS! Mstrisioaa, Me. M
Write fur a Catalogue. It embraces a
, thousand varieties of publications in every c'
departsnent of Literature, together with the ?..
LARGEST LIST' of useful, (weenie/1W sad
I-. ,_i
t ,., valuable tlifta ever published. 21100 di ff er- ""
:3' eat vorictiesi—none of which are of less ~',3 '
.., value than to cts., and from that to $lOO 00. 0
:71REAL/ I ItEAD--$186,900 distributed
so
F. amongour PauM during the past year.
o 0VE,114150,000 IN GIFTS to be distributed 4 4
:.... during the present year! oonsisting of Gold
and Silver W,atchas, Chains,Charms, L00k
....
.., eta, Silk Dress Patterns, Fine Crape Shawls, d
Rich Lace Cullars, Sewing Machines, Masi- et
~ cal Instruments, and in tact, Bourret/1;o to I
''''
aver 1411111'100Y I AGENTS WANTED so
OEVE'RYWHERE. Catalogues giving full 5, - ;
E ..• particular. mailed free to any address.-1
wDon't forget, direcell orders to
-,
:0: 11. . lIUYT k CO.,
A No. 41 Baltimore st.,
____;- / Baltimore, Yd.
G app-I.2ICIPZCT SATIIII74I.CTIOX OCAJIASTiZU i
z Sept. 26, 1859. 3m
Special Announcement
FROM THE QUAKER CITY PUBLISHING
HOUSE l-100,00i) Catalogues, new, en
arged sad revised—now ready fur distribution.
Superior inducements to the public.—A new
and sure plan for obtaining COLD and SILVER
WATCHES, and other valuable Prises. Full
particulars given in Catalogues, which will be
sent free to all upon application.
Valuable Gifts, worth from SO eta. to $lOO,
GrAltANTElill to each purchaser. $lOO,OOO
in Gitts have been distributed to my patrons
within the Asst six months—slso,ooo to be die
tributed during the next six months.
The inducements offered Agents are more
liberal than those of any other house in the
business.
11.tving been in the Publishing and %abseil
ing business fur the last eight years, my ex
pt•rience enables me to conduct the Gift Enter
prize % tat the greatest euttisfaction to all.
geiV-.tGENTS WANTED in every town and
county. Fur fall particalan address
DUANE nuusoN,
Quaker City Publishing Bane,
33 South Third Street,
Sept. 26, 1859. 4m Philadelphia, Pa.
Real Estate Agency.
MITE undersigned has made arrangements to
I open in Gettysburg an ,AGENCY fur the
g.tle of I&EAL ESTATE to a hich he invite.; the
attention of persons a tailing to sell or purchase
Farms or Real Est tte. I bate pro% ided a Book
in which will be registered (for a reasonable
;ntrim a genenil description of :ucli properties
as parties wish to dispose of at pri; ate sale.—
This Register n ill be open toigoise desirous of
purchasing properties, free oMiarge. Secrecy
as to ownership, terms, &c., will be invariably
observed, when desired. Properties 'A If also
be extensivelyadt raised under slim ial I 'Attract.
Dorif"All necessary information can lie olititin
ed upon application to the undersigned at his
resident e in Gettysburg.
19, '5O. tf DANIEL PLANK..
Just in Season!
GIVE VS A CALL !—The undersigned have
just received from the cities an immense
stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, CASSIN EL'S,
VEz4TINGS in all varieties, !cc-, suitable for the
season, which they offer to the public at entire
cedentedlv low rates.
" They ask a call,
To convince all --
of the truth of this assertion. No trouble to
show goods and give prices. A large lot of
II.SADY-MADE CLOTHING also selling cheaper
than ever.
Garments made np for men and boys, as 11/1- I tom an froduce of all kinds, having malfe ar
ual, in the very best manner, and according t rangements for that purpose a ith a responsible
r boom: in the city.
any style desired. The work being dune in
I also continue my Grocery and Variety
their owa establishment, they are always en
, Store, and keep on •hand GIiOCEIHES of all
aided to warrant it. Remember, their place o.
business is the large and commodious room ad
kiuds, Salt. Coffee, Sugar, Molasses. Teas, Rice,
,
this, Spices, Fish, Cedar-ware, ite. Having
joining Cobean & Culp's, on Chambersburg
street. JACOBS BRO.,
received a very large supply, purchased ou
k
Sept. 19, 1859. Merchant Tailors.
emarkably ()rabic terms, lam prepared to
lir
furnish Country Deniers very cheaply, and will
sell at all times, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The public are invited to call before purchasing
elsewhere, as 1 am determined to sell as cheap
as the cheapest, on the principle of "Quick
Sales and Small Profits." JOliN SCOTT.
Gettysburg, Sept. 5, 1859.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
A FINE, stock for fall planting at re/atonable
rates. Oar present stock includes all the
choicest varieties cultivated and that are known
to do well in this latitude. Special attention is
paid to the rearing of trees. We are confident
that purchasers will do better by buying front
us than to send to distant Nurseries that they
know little of, and for varieties not well estab
lished here.
sir Refer to Hon. J. B. Diaper, Col. Jas.
L.Tate and D. liciloasinschy,Seq.,ofGettysbnrg
THOS. N. COOK 4 8088,
Pleasant Ridge Narserioi r ßenderarilli, Pa
July 10, 1559. Sin
rta74 46. }--TAICTII--PANTS—of miry quali
y, from ingiiirano Cassiniasos, down to
To menaiikiosgsbul call at
P/CIiZINGI3.
NY quantity Of Vi1,034t D
d
V d elvet., Silk, Italian Ckttit, ,
an
is feet every ieseglanble kiwi to be had cheap
er than ever ea picKnicev
NCY BONNSTI9 sad trimming., very
f u liamiscoso—eall and muskets et the dare
. MO. ARNOLD.
QOATSVCOAIII I of Ciatif Caseiatere, Cue&
at Trots, Duck /ohms, 414:,
et- km prima t e& • 1:11=11X8.(
OMR f
litaila tilt taut PICKIXOII4...
By the Court-11. G. Wolf, Clerk.
Aug. 29, 1859.
OW The subscribers, owners of the remain
ing interests in the last described property, will
offer the same fur sale at the above time and
place. NATHANIEL GRAYSON,
ELIZABETH GRAYSON,
JANE HLNTER.
A Valuable Farm
T PRIVATE SALE.—The subscribers, Ev
ecutore of the last a(
and testament
ALLIAM Gozuse, dec'd., offer at Private Saki,
the following Real Estate of said decedent, viz:
A valuable FARM, containing 192 Acres, more
or less, in Germany township, Adams county,
Pa., within 2 miles of Littlestown, adjoining
lands of Jacob Munk, John Rider, Edmund
Long, Fleury Schwarts, John Sheely,,and others
—about GO acres being first-rate Woodland,
well covered, the balance in good farming con
dition. About 35 acres are Meadow, and more
cue easily be made. The improve
ments are a new Two-story Stone
HOUSE. Log Barn, Wagon Hbed, • ;. IEII
a Well of good water near the door
of the dwelling, a thriving yours
Apple Orchard and other fruit. The Farm ha
been limed over once, and part of it a second
time. - Beaver and Alloways Creeks pass thro'
the Farm, as well as a public road. The Farm
Is susceptible of division. Persops wishing to
iewl he property are requested td call on either
of the Executors, the Orst-asuned residing In
klountioy township, and the lusit-smated oa the
premises.
PoseePsion and 'a clear title will bogiven
on the first day of April next.
LEVI GfILDIEC,
JACOB ALTHOFF,
Sept. 12, 1859. tf Brenaora.
Town Propertt
AT PUBLIC be offered at Pub
lic Sale, an Tiusn4ay, the Oth of arduloar
sett, on the premises, a LOT OF GROrND,
situate on Tork street, iu the Borough of Get - -
tyrburg, adjoining property of non. 8. R. Rus
sell on the west, J. Cooper on the east, and en
alley on the north-33 feet of which is im •r
-ed with a new Two-story Double Brick
1101:8B, having two new Brick Rack- '
buildings, with roomy Balconies attach
ed, and Cellar under the whole house. There
is on the property an excellent well of water,
with a pump in it, a number of thriving young
Fruit Trees, Vines, kc.
ball-Twenty-seven feet of the Lot are vacant.
iforThe property will be sold whole or divid
ed, as may beat snit purchasers.
'Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. Y., on
said day, when attendance, will be given and
terms made known by
11ARGAIIST
Sept. 12, 1859. tf
Removal.
subscriber informs his
hands and the public that
be removed his large Boot and
Shoe Establishment, to the southeast corner
of Centre Square, Gettysburg, where be has now
on band, and will coatinne to keep fol. sale, an ex
tensive variety of work,. of his own manufacture.
The work is made up in the best and most durable
Manner, including all the newest styles, and
embraces BOOTS I SHOES, Men's, Women's
and Children's GAITERS, ia short, every article
usually to be found in a first class esdllblish
ment of the kind. Ile has now and will continue
to have employed a number of workmen. "hard
to beat," to make up customer work. That he
will sell CHEAP, is easily proven. Give him a
call, examine his Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, and
get his prices. With unexceptionable work and
low rates, he hopes for and expects a fair share
of the public's patronage.
par Shoemakers are informed that he al
ways keeps on hand -UPPERS," for Shoes and
Gaiters, ready foir bottoming, s hicla ho disposes
of on pleasing terms. doliN BALLWIEG.
Sept. 12, 1859. ly
'59. Dry . Goods for Autumn. '69:
- EV' T. STOCK OF SILK GOODS,
E Full Stock of STAPLE GOODS,
Fall Stock of FANCY GOODS,
Fashionable FAL!. 811 AWLS,
CLOTFIN, CASSIIMSDISS AND VBRTINOS, BLANOSTS,
QUILTS, TAILLE LINICTS, •C., ac.
EYRE .t LASDHLL,
Fourth k. Arch streets, Philadelphia.
N. B.—l:lack Silks. Wholesale, at low rates.
Bargains daily from New Yurk Auctions.
Sept. 12, 1819. 3m
Grain and Produce House,
CHAIILIEItSftrIiG STREET.—The un
dersigned h Lying mirch'ised the large
building in the rear of his store on Chtwhers
bursburg street, known as •' Camp's Brea ery,"
has colt N cried it into n Produce Warrhottle,
and is now prepared to receive all kinds of
Ur. iu and Produ, e. to wit :
FLOC It. WHEAT. RYE, CORN, OATS,
Seeds, kc., for %Ilia the highest market price
wiU be given.
Stir To accommodate those who may prefer
it, I will also receive on CONIMISSIO 4 I and
f-d Prod. .7re
Fall Millinery.
mISS McCREARY will open to-moarow
large assortment of BONN TS AND
A. GOODS, editable for the season, and
invites the ladies to call and examine her assort
ment, which Is composed of the latest and most
fashionable styles of the season, and which she
is prepiredtofell at the very lowest cash prices.
Sept IP, 1859. Im
Notice.
DANIEL ?ICKES'S ISTATlL—Letters of
administratlealm the estate of Daniel
ickes r late of II natlngton township, Adams 4.,
deadesed, having bees granted the under.;
sled, (the first named residing in the same
township, and the lait named ht Laren town
ship, Franklin torah Pa.,) they herithy give
maim 4 all persons. indebted to Bald estate
4 mote Immediate paynientoind those haring
claims agates' the same to wawa the* proper
ly'
anthraticateid fbe settlement. -
'BALM/ 3.11111118.1fA1f, ),
• MIAS 11 1 101118,
Beft.4lP; Mr. St isintito re.
Vadat%le Iteai r g
.41` PIXBLIC BALL—Thi li s 3 2 :
oculars of Aotaitaw docesosol l
w °for at public oak, oo Ler Ist iffy
of (Wolter oca, on the preadols. that dedhlthir
FARM, on which decedent resided upward' of
twenty years, situate is Tyrone toweship. Ad
am county, Pa., od)otalos jib& of looorge
Peter Miller, Airthoey Deardorff. Sam
uel Deardorff aad DIVA Hooter, containing
202 I.CIINB, more or teas, with good propor
tions of Timber and Meadow. The 1171prote-
MCUIs cbseist of a two-story Weath
erboarded DWELLING IitASE " Ai
Bank Barn, Wagon Shed and ('urn _ 4l
!Crib• Cooper Shop, and other out,
leueldeugsc, two nes er-fteleng wells of water,
one at the hou e and the ether nt the learn
an excellent apple Orchard, with a Nariet of
other cleeocc fruit ( emovr ego Creek runs
through the Farm and there arc nl-0 two
spriug• on the_ propertc. The fencer., tuo•ol of
chesuut roil., are good, and the bind is in a
good state of cull:anon o-thirdc of it hat
ing been ltmed ercons wishing to view the
property are requested to e nll on either of the
Lite. utorc, the first manic(' reanleng in Hamilton
love !setup, and the last named in Straban town
ship, near New• Chester
lee-Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. P. M., on
said dly, when attendance will be giren and
terms made known by
JOHN SNYDER,
FREDERICK Ht)LTZ,
Executors
Aug. 22, 1859
Valuable Town Property
A T ITRLIC SALE..—WiII he offered at
1 - 1 public sale, on &vim/ay, the ath din, of I/e
-lob& next, on the premise., th It DESIRABLE
PROPERTY, situate on Baltimore Street, one
door south of the Post otm. e . i n Crtt,sbtug,
with alleys on the north and east, and adjoin
ing Prof. Nluhletiberg on the south. It con.iimts
of a- HALF LOT OF GROUND, with a two
story Roughcast ONN ELLING ID iI•SE,
and a large two-story ]trick Back- - •
building, thereon ; also a well of water a „
ia front and a (partnernhip) well in
the rear of the dwelling.
bar This property was for many years occu
pied as a Tavern Sin& and is oue of the most
desirable in the town for bu•iness of any kind.
A chance to purchase property Ito CCIIITK, is
rtrely offered, aud Lopitalibts M ill find it to their
Interest to anent the side. •
Sale to cetureence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by , JOSIAH BENNER;
Aug. 29, iorg). Agent fur the Owners.
Fairview Farm ' 1
AT PRIVATE SALE —A r-ey Desirahlk
Proper/ff.—This Paint is situated on the
utumasburg Turnpike, adjoins the Borough of
Gettysburg, and is in sight of the Railroad De
pot, containing 11 1 Acres and 70 Perches, more
or less, 12 Acres of which is covered with
Timber and about 20 Acres of Meadow. The
improvements are a Tw o-storT..-.
Wentherboimiled Dwelling 110L'SL, 1111
with a Use-story Back-building, a '.
good Barn, Mechanic's Shop, an
_,,,,,,
other Out-buildings—itil in good order. crow
the Piazza of the House you have a full view of
the town, sod can see the Cars arriving nod de
parting. The land is mostly red soil, is of good
quality, sad ausee,plible of a high state of culti
vation. Lime acts well on it, and can always
he had at the Railroad Depot, one mile distant,
at 12/ cents per busbql. There is a yoninr Ap
ple and Peach*Orchard, and a great variety of
fruit in the yard. A well of water at the door,
and a never-failing Spring at the barn. This
property, a ith rosy little expense, Can be made
u very desirable sad most beautiful country
residence, well calculated M. a vineyard and
vegetable farm.
airl will sell cheap and on the most accom
modating terms. It will be Amara either by
Ilr. Sleets, living on the rimmisei or myself,
residing iu town. GEORGE ARNOLD.
Gettysburg, Pa., Sept. 5, 18842.
rrtn
T PUBLIC SALE. on &Nerdy, the 34tA day
ofSeptember, 111.18.-1 a perineum of awor
er of the Orphau'e Court of Adams wonky, the
undersigned, Administrators of the estate of
FRIUMA/CX Kwiaruraa, late of liandllon town
ship, Adams county, dee'd., will tell at phldle.
sale, on the premises, the following valaable
Real Estate, to wit: A FARM OR TOCT 010
LAND, situate in Hamilton township, Adams
County, containing 101 ACRES, more or lent
adjoining lands of Samuel Hollisiger, Daniel
Recker, David Becker, and other., and *nee
the Hanover and Abbottatown turnpike, within
a mile of Abboltstown, 3 miles from East Ber
lin, and within a quarter of a mile of Holling
er's Mill, on which are erected a Two story
Stone DWELLING HOUSE, with a
two story Back Building attached,
large Bank Barn, two Wagon Sheds,
Cooper Shop, and other nxcessrity out-builEings.
There is on the premiscilli first-rate Orchard of
choice fruit trees. There are three wells of
water near the dwelling, and a never failing
spring of water which is conducted into the
barn-yard. About IS acres of the above tract
are Meadow laud. The above property is wel'
calculated for, and has been kept for many
years as a tavern stand. About 40 aorta of
the above described property are covered with
DEANY OAK AND HICKORY" TIIII3EII. About
13 acres of the above named Woodland is cut
off by the Brough road, and will be sold sep
unto if desired.
Also, at the same time and place, will ho
sold, A TRACT OF FIItST-UATE CHESNUT
TIIIBIM LAND, situate in Jackson township,
York county, containing 4 Acres, more or less,
adjoining Linda of John Brinkman, Minion!
Tishri, A. Noel and a public rusil.
abilp•Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
on said day, n hen attendance will be given
and terms made known by
JOHN KLINEPETELL,
, FREDERICK KLLNIiPETETI,
Aug. 29, P 359. Azhakistratars.
A First-rate Farm
AT PRIVATE SALE.—The undersigned, de
sirous of reducing his landed property, of
tt re at private sale, one of his FARMS, situate
on Marsh creek, in Franklin township, Adams
county, adjoining the property he resides on
and containing 108 Acres, more or loss. The
itn pro vements are a STUN E DWEL- ma y .;
LING 1101 . 6 E, !tank Barn, Wagon ;41111
Shed ! Corn Crili, a a ell and
a spring ' of excellent water near tl o
buildings. an GreLard of good fruit, Ye. the
farm is eon ennut to churches, school-houses,
and mills, with good society and a pleasant
neighborhood. Persons wishing to i ieiv it are
requested to call on the undersigned, adjoining.
The farm offered is I miles from Gettysburg,
within a quarter of it mile of the Chamliersburg
Turnpike, and possesses more than usual, ad
%outages.
July *1.8.7•9. 3m•
A Valuable Property
ATPRIVATE SALE.— The undersigned of
fers at Private Sale, his MANSION FARM,
situate on the Charnhersiburg Turnpike, 14 miles
from Geuysburg, Adams county, Pa. Ii is
most desirable property, add has been for many
years occupied as a Tavern Stand, for which it
is well adapted, bating every% convenience .
The }arm contelog about 1,30. Acres, more or
lyres less, about 40 of which are ThAer-land,
well covered , the fencing is mostly of chew:int
rails and locust stakes, end in good condition.
The improvements consist of a large -
Double Ta o-Story BareK HOUSE,
a large new Bank Barn, (with three
floors,) a large Stone Stable, Wag
on Shed and Corn Crib; Stone Tenant , • um ,
and Blacksmith Shop ; two wells of water, one
in front and the other in the rear of the large
dwelling; three Apple Orchards, with a varietj'
of other fruit, tech as peaches, pears, plums,
cherries, ke.
Persona wishing to purchase, will please call
on the undersigned, residing thereon.
1912D11111C/E BIM
Aug. 1, 1839.
J. Ps titer & Co.,
Nancsr MUMIi tAAF , PHILMY.L.
dealers is FISH, C1111.28X PRO.
OM; have eenstientle ea tend an assort.
blest of Dried and Pickled Fish, he, vis:--
Mackerel, abed, Salmis, Dino Fisk, iiescrieepso
Codfish, Beef, Park, Lard, &madam, Haw;
Wee. Cheese', Bouts, like, he.
Reit Wolk See
4
) fit
tirs.
0118111TH tlOAL—losst Broad Top
$ Ebss4ishiossmon &Us'.
811111.21-414,1111alhatlits,rristod casbneta
Dsliditeramilic Imewqlllo hew itors
Opposite tbs Eagle Hotel.
Ballz01:Lore,
OAK wl4-Hemlock Sole Leather.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather.
French, German,and American Calf Skins.
Wrench, German, sad American V.alf Skins.
French, Oenns.a, and American Calf Skins.
Morocco, Rid and Patent Lumber.
Morocco, Kid and Patent Leather. •
Morocco, Hid and Patent Leather.
Mindiugs. Linings Lastings, Lc.
Bindings, Linings, Listings,
Bindings, Linings, Lastings, &c.
We invite Country Merchants anti Mannfac-
Wren' to examine our stock of Leather, Shoe
findings, Trimmitm, &c., which we offer at
holesale or Retail for cash or good paper at
the lowest prices. All orders faithfully executed.
MAYNAD, ELY & HOSE,
So. 44 Suath Calvert at.,
Baltituore, 31d.
Sept. 19, 1859. $4
OIL CLOT'IIS AND DITUGGETS, wholesale
and retail. Constantly on band an assort
ment of Carpets at low prices, consisting of
Velvet, Brussels, Three-pty, Ingrain sad Vene
tian Carpets, of every style and price. Oil
Cloths from 1 to 6 lards wide. Also, Rugs,
Mats, Stair Rods. Canton and Cocoa Matting..
Ilag Carpets of our own make, by the piece or
aril, at low rates. JOSEPH . \ ICTOItY,
145 Lexington st.. one door west of Howard,
Sept. 12, 1859. 3m lialiiniore, Md.
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, price Fifty
Dollar., the moat perfect Sew tag Machine
cr made, combining the impiovements 01
Ten Patents. They will Stitch, Hem, Fell, Bind
and Gather. and will sew from the finest canibic
to the coarsest and thickest fabric, Includine
leather, n.ing ghtzed or unglazed cotton,
linen thread, i.kein silk,'or t wist, making a neat
lock stitch both sides alike, which cannot he
raveled; and regularly liven=ed tinder E. How,
Jr.'s Patent. Send for a circular and samples
of sewing. Address.. E. NICHOLLS,
Comer of Pratt OR Howard, Baltimore, Md.
Sept. ti ; '39. De. 13. IA
tr.PELL AND BRASS WORKS, 53 Holliday
street, Baltimore, Md. REGESTER itt,
811, the Proprietors, are prepared to fm-nish
- BELLS of all descriptions, from 10 to 10,000
pounds, which are warrant:est equal iu quality
of tone, prolongation of wood and durability,
to any made in the United States,
Our Bells are made of the best materials,
warranted to giro entire satisfaction; also,
against breakage. ,
Farm Bells, ranging from 10 to 100 pounds,
always on hand at northern prices.
For Certificates with fall particulars, sand for
one of our Circulars. •
Aug. 29, 1859. ly
13J S, BLACK TEAS, kc. 4 3 . TIERNAN k
SON, offer for sale the following articles,
of their uwa importation, perticuLaziy for fami
ly use :
811ZISIT Witma--Pernartire's inert pale, gold
and brown Sherries, in wood and in glees.
Pont Wags—Sandentem's competition red
and white Port, in wood and in glass.
MADIUItL WINE—John Howard' Mareb's fitte
Madeira, in wood and in glass ; &Leo, Urepe
Juice. •
Boca Wittsa—Jahannesberger, Steinberiter,
Marcebruaner, Cabinet, Lieb-frau-tuilch, Brom
neberg, of 1846.
CuAstrAoss Wtsse—Koet and abandon's fin
est, in quarts and pints.
• Bassett's-00'rd and lleanessy a fine old pale
and dark Brandies.
Ruus—Old and line Jamaica, Antigun, Gren
adn, d from the I Wide, imported direct from
Londo . -•,,._
Hot Aso `qtx—The best quality—Tiernan
bran —and no mixture of armee* poison in it.
200\6alf chests of the finest SOCCIWEG Tea.
lisittwLe(Atig. 29,1859, ly
.a. Weatherby & Co.,
WHOLE:3ILE aud Retail Dealers in
SON'S FURNACIiS, brick and portable
CUUKINU STOVES, of every dercriptkin for
wood and coal. Also, Uhunb, Ihll , Store and
Office Stores; -Franklin, Air-tight,. Bar-room
and Cannon Stoves; Flenour Gas-barningband
Latrobe Stoves. Orders front the chunt''' . re
spectflilly solicited. Merchants supplied on
the mist reasonable terms.
J. WRATHERBY k CO.,
40 and 41 Light R., one door from Lopibard,
Aug. 11,1859. Want BALTIMORE.
REnuita and Refurnished, earner of Howard
and ibundlhe sired*, a few Esquares west of
the Northern Centred ILtilway Depot, HALTI—
Terms $1 per day.
LEIS! NRtNG, Proielair,
Prow &Sus Grope, retudolmeidt.
Aug. 1, 1850. 6in
COMMISSION MER('IRNTS sail Deniers In
CUSP, Coru Mesa, Guntiovs,
OATS, It, e Chop, Bono bugt,
MILL FEED, 11:iy, Itraw, Thos. LL s,
FLOUR, Field Seeds, k Ground Pln.stsr
Non. 147 Jt 149 Nokia 11014" A 111) STRIXT,
Jan. 17, '59. ly* 13ALTIIIORN, MD.
CORNER. Howard and Baltimore Streets,
BA LTI.IIOIIE, Ml.
New Proprietors. Fare rttlaceS to $1.50
per day. Call for the Howard House Coach at
the Depots. A. SNIPE,
J. N. BUCK, ) pro pr iet o rs .
January 24,'59. ly
•
I=l
rIONINIDiSION .11KIICHANTS,
Fire Proof Warehouse nail R. R. Depot,
Na. 126 Nora Howard Sired,
BALTIMORE, MU.
Feb. 14, '59. /y
TIIE FAMILY DOC fOR.: containing in plain
language, free from medical terms, Om
CS ES, SYMPTOMS aii4l . CritE of disease in
every form, vi ith important itt. LES FOR PRE
SERVING THE lix.yurif, and Directions for
the Sick Chamber. and the Proper Treatmeut of
the Sick.—This book is written in a plain, easy
and familiar style, adapted expressly to family
and individual use. it advocates no particular
theory of medicine, but draws alike from the
Flowers of the Field, the Plants of the Garden,
or the Minerals of Earth, for such Remedies as
have proved the most simple, safe,and effectuala
believing that wherever disease has found a
fuothold, there the Giver of sll Good has, in
some form, mercifully placed a Specific. Neither
dues it profess to supersede the physician, hot,
only to avoid the necessity and expense of ceil
ing him in except in dangerous cases. it is in
fact a physician itself, always kit hand and
ready to serve you, while its simple receipt may
soon save you many times its cost.
It contains 308 pages, in a clear and open
type, is illustrated by appropriate eugratings,
nd will be forwarded to your address, postage I
paid and neatly bound, ou receipts of the price
$1 00. Everybody should have it,. •
Agents wanted everywhere, who will find it
very popular, and with who' liberal arrange
ments will be made Address,
10131( E. POTTER, Publisher,
No. 817 &nem St., Philadelphia, Pa.
July 4, 1859. Gm
SAMUEL LOIIR
iTIBOaI3B WALTER., SEN'& ESTATE.—
Air
Letters teetatatentary on the estate of
'l3soluge Waiter, Res. late of Gettysburg,
Adams cool l y , laasou;ad f having been great..
ed to the sadersignea, (the lint lamed_ re
siding is as the Asst . named In
Gettysburg,) they hereby glue italics.* all
perinea imisisted as said estate to make ha
maim* p a yment, sad those hasi4i r e v ialatit
against the same to. present them p 111 t
theaticated for settlement.
Sept. 6, 1649. 61
Leatior! Leather!
Carpets,
The Eureka
Baltimore
Wines, Biandies,
Franklin. House,
Peter Zell & Son,
Howard House,
= M I:=3
Harding & Carroll,
What EverytxxiyAVants.
Notice:,
RIMY A. Pxcroro,
J. IL •WALTZIL,
fin.
Hal* and Lot
11,111111 A-4 Noma Dire*
LOT, on Ciumn
,
Acid
t snivel awczy
WIIERUB in and hi ate 1144 of the Gen.
the
eral rtothry of Ma altituceittitlel,
An act to regulate the Genteel ghettoes of
this Commonwealth," enacted On tho 3d of July,
le:to, it la enjoined on om to give Public Notica
%.f* s rh glectioa to be held: ant fo enumerate
in such notice what °Nowa are to be alerted:
I, ISA.% I 7 LIGRTNRit, Sheriff of the Costity of
Adams, do, therefore, hereby givo.thie pablie
notice to te Electors of the said Vona, of
Adatna, that a GEE ICHAL I.:0(4;MM will be
teld In Raid l'onnty, on the titeo..ti Trtsnitv or
ICTOBKI4 NICCT, (the 11th,) in the oeverni
tried composed of the following Townships, ris:
In the First district, composed of the Borough
of Gettysburg and the township of Camber- -
land, at the eourt-horse, in Gettysburg.
in the Second district, composed ureic town
ship of Germany, al the house now occupied by
Pcter Lingenfeltrr. in the town of Lit:lento% n,
in the to nship of lienuasny.
In the Third district, composes' or Site town-
*hip I . +l' tWNfortl, at the house of G. F. blearier, ia
the town of New Oxford
In the Fourth district,com4x)sed of the town
-8111144 of Letiniorc and Huntington, at the honse
of Unlch 11. Hildebrand, in the township of
II unti ng-ton.
In the Fifth district, composed of the tow*.
ships of !Ininiltonban and Liberty, at the Pith
lic School-house in Millerstown.
In the Sixth district, composed of the town
chip of Hamilton, at the honse.now occupied by
Henry Holtman. in the town of Root Heflin.
In the SO enth district, composed of the
tuwa- , liip of 31enallen, in the Pul>lic4School
lion.‘e in the town of Benderst Me.
In the Eighth di.trict, composed of the town
ship of Strait:in, at the house of Jacob L. tira.-3.,
in liunterstow•n
• In the Ninth district, composed of the town-,
ship of Franklin, (including that part recount'.
stricken off from Venallen,) at the house nu*
occupied by Joseph Bennett, in said township.
In the Tenth district, composed of the tuw4o , —_
ship of Conowago, at the houseofJohn Bushey,
iu licShern ~ t ou n.
In the 1::le% enth district, composed wf the
township of Tyroue, at the house "Viten C.
Co(.1, in liehliersbury.
In the Tu eittit dioxict, composed of the town
ship of llountivy, at the house of Victor Iluus,
in said township.
In the Thirteenth district, composed of the
township of SI on tit pleasau t, at the poblie School
innme in bald township, situate lit the cros4
roads, the one leading Irvin Oxford to the 'rime
Taverns, the other from II on terr.to n n to flannrer.
In the Fourteenth district, composed of the
tort nship of Reading, at the public School-Au/Wm
in Hampton.
In 06 Fifteenth district, cOmporeil . of = 44
Borough and town.hip of lien; ick, at the vitals
School-Mouse in Abbottstown.
In the `Sixteenth district, composed of the
township of Freedom, at the house of Nicholas
Moritz, in said tom nship.
In the Seventeenth district, compo4eil or the
township of Union, at the house of Enoch Le
fever, in said township.
In the Eighteenth district, composed of the
township of Butler, at the public Si.hool-house
iu Middletown, in said township.
At which time and placer will be elected
One Auditor Glneral of the Commonwealth;
One Surveyor General ;
One Member of the State Senate, to repretoot
the Counties of Adsnis, Franklin dud Fultutt -
One Member of Asseinbly ;
One County Commissioner;
Oue County Anditor ; _
tJne Direttegthif the Poor;
One Cott4terreesurer
One Comity Surveyor;
One District Attorney
Particular attention is directed to the Act of
Assembly, passed the 27th day of February,
1849, entitled '• An act relative to voting ats
elections in Adams, Dauphin, York, Lancaster,
Cumberland, Bradford, Centre, Greene, and
Erie," viz :
fizerios I. Be it enacted by the Senate -and
Rouse of Representatia es of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania in General Assembly nut; and
It is hereby enacted by the authority of the
same—that it shall be lawful for the qualified
voters of the counties of Adams, Lancaster,
Dauphin, York, Franklin, Cumberland,
Brad
ford, Centre, Greene, and Erie, from and after
the passage of this act, to vote fur nil candi
dates for the various offices to he filled at an
election on one slip or ticket :—Pros ided, That
the office fur which every candidate Li voted for,
shall be designated. as required by the existing
laws of this Commonwealth.
Sscrios 2. That any fraud committed by any
person voting in the manner above prevribed,
shall he punished by the existing laws of this
Conn nwealth.
At o-1n and by-virtue of the 14th section of
the et aforesaid, every person, excepting Jus
t sof the Peace, who shall hold any office or
appointment of profit or trust under the Gov
ernment of the rnited States. or of any city or
incorporated district, whether a commissioned
officer or otherwise, a subordinate officer or
agent, who is, or shall be employed under the
legislative, executive or judiciary department
of this State, or of the United States. or of any
city or incorporated district. and also that every
member of Congress and of the State Legisla
ture, and of the Select or •Common Council of
any City. or Commissioner of any incorporated
district, is by law incapable of bolding or exit
excising at the same time, the office or appoint
ment of.lndge, Inspector, or Clerk of any elec
tion of this Commonwenlth. a nd th.it no-Judge,
lispectnr, or other officer of any such election,
shall be eligible to any office to be then Toted
for.
Auto—That in the fourth section of the Act
of Assembly entitled " An Act relating to exam-
Lions, and for other purposes," approved April
18th, 1840, it is enacted that the aforesaid piths
section "shell not be construed, as to prevent
any militia officer or borough officer, from sera.
ing as judge, inspector or clerk, at any general
or special election in this Commonwealth."
And in and by an Act of the General Assem
bly of this State, passed the 2d day of July.
1839, it is directed that the Inspectors and
Judges be at the places of their districts anther
day of the General Election aforesaid, at 9
o'clock in the forenoon, to do and perform the
several duties required and enjoined on them
in and by the same act.
And be it further directed, in and by the Act
of the General Assembly of this State, aforesaid,
that one of the Judges of each of the different. ' .
districts aforesaid, who shall have the charier,
of the certificates of the number of votes whiele - --1
shall have been given for each -candidate roe ~
the different offices then and there voted for at
their respective districts, shalt meet the third•
day after the election, nbidi shall be on Par.:
niv, rug 14ra or Ocrioisit aforesaid, at tbe'
Court-house, in the Borough of Gettysburg,
then and there to make a fair statement and ,
'certificate of the number of votes, which..sitall -.
have been given at the different districts it
county of Adams for any persons for the Meant • s
aforesaid. ISAAC IA GWM ER, Sheriff. • ,
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg, Sept. 13,'60.
. _ ._-_.
Valuable Town Property ~
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a T PRIVATE SALE.---I will sell of -
Private hale, the property on an -
bersburg street, known as the •
"TEMPERANCEAOCSE." Terms accomme.;
dating. GEt). ARNOLD, Ages& -- ,s -
Gettysburg, Sept. 19, 1839. 3t - 11,
Wood Lots
- von SALE.-1 will sell at Public Bisia;Mok, •
Friday, At .30th day of Sepumbernotl, ofttlie t
premises, the following Wood Lots, eitoote „ish
Cumberland tdwnsbip, on the benks-stiliamits
Creek, near Bream'a Mill :
No. 1. Clear land - , oentaining 14 sereih lit per. ..
"2. Wood-Land, " 2 -". it "- . t
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The above. Wood Lots is sit lwa
ed. Oak to eammets at 11 o'clock*.
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