rZ2
The Wier Chariot ofthe Democratic Citizen's
13 enal aide its appearance on our streets on
Totality afternoon last, and °rested a deoid- I
6dleteelien- The Dowd, in full forte, occu-
to seats, and discoursed a number of ;
time in Itch charming style as to delight its
friends and wring praises from the Opposition. I
Wish kit rate instruments, fine musical tal
ens", and a desire to become proficient, the
Bend West soon strain rank among the beat
in j i be °commonwealth. We heartily wish I
the all success.
The Chariot is a vehicle such as few ottt. of
C ettlyebtrrg would suppose the place capable of
getting op. We have never seen, here nor in'
the cities, anything to surpass, if to equal, it.
To deseribe minutely . the beauty and admire.
ble design of the various paintings and orna
rissonta would require the pen of the artist
hitt/elf—(lr. Otos= SZILLVO, of Reading.)
We will merely glance at it, The large back
cannel contains a portrait of the "Father tf.,
his Country," with surrounding‘ of great ,
richness and in good taste • each o r the sides '
ventains in front, a strikingly fine represen ca
lion of it sea-hor%e—thr head. neck and breast
being hone.:-the body and tail fish—and the '
fecß Webeed ; as of the duck. Following the
horse le seen ft magnificent sea-chariot, the
whole giving the idea of Neptune's team,
ready for a drive upon the waves, The
"dash" is highly ornamental, surrounded
with a plated rail, white the driver's rest is ,
surmounted by a pair of splendid sliver lam ps,
as the best that are made. The runnings
lust is in correct keeping with the body,
toe*, in the moat subatantiul manner, yet
,nektiy. sod painted in faultless taste--pure
white, with blue stripes and delicate red lines.
1111 the workmen concerned in getting up the
vehicle may well be proud of their work, as
every piece of it. is just what it ought to be—
first-rate. It is supposed, by those who ought
to knew, that the building of the Chariot in
any uithe cities would have coot at least SRO°. I
The Chariot was first taken to the Heidlers
burg meeting, on Tuesday evening, and since
that, to all the meetings as named on the list. !
Everywhere it is received with the highest
demonstrations of admiration. Crowds fol- •
low it, and spend almost hoilFs in viewing
its various beauties—for in all its parts it
will bear close inspection.
"Our Wagon goes to demonstrate the
old fact still further and further, that "some
shine . may be done as well as others."
BrUlgei lai re , / •
The Commissioners have made an inspee
lion of the injury done to the County Bridges
Ly the late flood, and find it to be quite heavy.
"The stone struetare across the Couowago at
Cole'ssew-mill, is nearly down, and will re
-flair's new Bridge immediately. The Bridge
rims. Black's mill was greatly damaged, but
is being repaired. The Bridges at lyers's
and Stambaugh's mills, near New Chester,
also suffered by the vrashiug, d..wn of wing
--walls; indeed, the Bridges in all quarters have
iheen injured more or less. The necessary
-repairs are, however, being made as speedily
:as praetidable.
D•■ Rice's Great //thaw ,I,
It will be seen by reference to an advertise
-ment in another column that DAN 1110 E, the
great wit awl humorist, will visit this place
'TO-IdOltltQW, with his superb equestrian
company, and give two entertainments, one
in the afternoon and one in the evening of
.that day. Who has not heard of Dan lice,
mine of the greatest of living humori-sts' his
name is as familiar to every man, woman and
child in the land as household maords.„ as
-on his last tonr through the country, and his
numerous admirers should, therefore, nut fail
•to giiito hear the inimitable jester for the last
lime and enjoy n hearty laugh. During the
-pertormanze DAN' will delver his farewell
:Address and give some appropriate 00maien
taries on the topics of the day. Other inter
.esting features of this exhibition are the per
forlostrices of the educated mules and the
-wonderful /bets ,Of the " Ta/king .11.mse
sinr," which to be believed must be beetl!—
Montiin is to be outrivalled in his feats on
the tight rope by Leila llooklm, the dancing
Elephant, which with time other novelties to
be introduced, will make up a most wonder
ful and interesting
exhibition. Time perform
-ere are ammitotmebest in tits country, and the
whole forming a most brilliant constellation.
- The Cavalcriee will enter Lowe about 111 e'-
thick in - the-morning,.
There will no doubt be a large turn out
from the country on this occabion, and in or
der to procure comfortable seats, persons
should go early.
parr-Three fatal cases ul Tetanus, or lock -
j aw, h Ave oe4urre lin this phi d iri n.; the last
few months. First we recorded the death of
a son of Mr. SAX VEL Ilsaan; last week that
of a son of Mr. A. B. Patna, who accidently
injured his foot at the 1i:till-Ind Turn•fable ;
and this week it is our mehuicholy duty to re
cord another from the same diaease(locit-jaw,)
that of Mr. :kin:HALL ME kLS. SOthe two weeks
ago he ran a nail into his fuut--sympt , mis of
Tetanus soon appeared, and on Friday he
died. Ili. age was about 34 years, and he
leaves a wife and five children to mourn his
loss. His remains were interred in Ever
Green Cemetery yesterday—followed to the
grate by the Independent Blues. Odd Fellows,
lied Men, and the Gettysburg Beneficial As
zooistions, in all of which he held member
ship. It was the largest funeral ever had in
this place.
atir Wx. A. DcNceN, Esq., has opened a
Law office in the Diamond, in the looms for
merly occupied by I). Witts, E-q. See his
card another column. Business entrusted
to him will be attended to promptly and
faithfully. as be is a gentlemaul ability,
beauty and integrity. 7i!
aderbe Rev...SAMCCL A. !lota ka t of Mir
risharg, and late of our Setuituary, has mealy
.ed and accepted a call to take charge of a
Lutheran congregation in Pottsville. If we
!mistake not, he will be a faithful aed accep
table pastor.
iirhir. Abraham Linab. near Eleidlers
barg.has sold his farm to Mrs. PuUj Stephens,
for .•
Mai. Sallied Lobe has sold his farm, 1010
aorta, in Franklin township, to Mr. Eli Hart
man, -for *stow.
IllirAdvertisements of FRANK lime, G.
F. BICIUNI and WM. IVIIGEIT go over WA:um*,
Issas, U soda° to insert them reached us too
late fbr the 'present.
aarbir. JOHN &roc% eshibitsd to us, a.t
New Oxford, on Saturday, a mammoth Pom
ace, weighing 2 pounds, and measuring 171
inches in circumference ane way and 11
inches the other.
"The largest and best meeting of all was it
Bendersville last night,"—Slar.
ggrA peTecia who went with the Opposi
tion delegation from this to Bendarevilla m
formals that the meeting numbered leas than
. giro hsusdred persons! If this was pis but,
what ;must the rest have been t The people of
Adams de not seem to have a better opinion
of Know Nothingisin and Blatt Republican
ism combined, than they had of the former
unadulterated.
WPM. Euhnel, taking the one from the
Star, op the Appropriatton Bill eomtained
no provision eontinuing , the S7UO 41 41 8 7-"
If Ws be true, thoq Mr,Dorboraw didfsbar
11 4 se a in reipira*l§ "
, ' l ttit tes l2 . :
- winch ha . proration's try to frame
beaus in so other BM is. tiatii ihau revia
kiting& for the
_payment OF thetikiihre4--
The Sersed Ihs biintesci see t 4
regfeliled" to tosarab* &PI/
.11=41P1:11r=40..A337,1,4
„sad a %Wog to ,
N a i m g v. Tho r an week tryiAg
# 4 1 41 .et *Pr itik t the
°ems
-1;4 : iammk.
• — 4 ‘..-4p
pit
. .priy
be ' that "the
lar is ok 4Ailisr Ikons."
A Full Vote is a taphOoratlo Look - Gat for victory 1 Upois the eve of the election we asy
The Star etusgereior fieperi4Couneillotw expeet'to find ail summer of stories and
of Know Nothiegisse, Ilasterthameelvee with slanderscirculated throughout the noun•
the hope tbst whilst the turnout of their own ty against the gentlemen on our tiekeL
party at the polls will be full, that of the I Likely the &ar and Sestittel will indulge
Democrats may not be so, In certain gnat- their inclinations to the fullest extent
tens their minions are already telling Demo- just previous to the election. Let Demo
crats that the " election will be a small one " crate be prepared for them. Look out
!
—that " it is of very little oonsequence, any-
for the Roorbacks AND BkAND TUZM As
how "Wand that theyDISERVS.
" believe they won't go THEY
themselves," &e. This is all gammon. They I REIMILBER,
expect thus to humbug a few Dea"erat's into That A. K. .111eCLU RE, in 18.57, not only
staying at home, whilst they slip off in the voted for, lint made a laming speech in favor
evening, 3 ust in time to vote before the closing of $2OO Extra Pay !
Of the polls 1 fellow Democrats, there is
{fie only effect that the o l sevt Know
one sure way of beading off these sly fellows t soLtun
g meetings seem to have, is to arouse
Let eery onteVou go to the po ll e —go in good the Democracy. "het 'er rip !"
time, so that accident of an ordinary char __ _
enter may prevent your getting there—put ix
your mica, and then all will be safe. With a
fair turn out, victory ripen the Democratic
banner is cr.stsno—SOßE
I. '"1
tifrln reply to oar charge of Darbentree
dodging on the Appropriation Bill, the Senti
nel says. "If he had been absent, and not Toted,
there could hare been no furae in the charge,
for the bill, in its then shap4, contained no
euch provision as the Compiler mentions."
410.1 t contained a provision to pay the
stinmhers their salary, which was fixed at
$lOO, and sr Dnriporac pletlytd Itiss•
Felf to rote
. Ivr the repeal ty't The section
(the 4th) propoeing, no reduction, of course
THE $7OO PAY CON TIN Ell: If not, how
wan it that Samuel Durbornw drew his SIUO
fur last winter's Peseirn. Answer us that.
War McClnre's speech, in the Legislature,
in 1657, in favor of the Exlre Pay, plagues
the Know Nothing managers mightily. They
cannot deny it, for it was published, in plain
white and black, in his owu paper at Chum
bersburg at the time.
Special Notions.
NERVOUBDGiItAIbt COS T ROLLED AND CONLICIR
ED.—Of all the serious VW that , letreet from W. snior•
ment of human life. moat of Gem !my be {rated
oritrod coodlLivo of the sorrow system The barrette of
Epilepsy. or ratline &ammo. vise to moot easel Gem thin
•Oar readers way remember. on runt oseaskomi
before, we have .ttoded to the wonderful cam, or =mil
bodkin% of / t its, made by the l'ecirtable Epileptic I.llla,
veateetiand prepared by I.lr. both I Bailee, of IIL lialu•
more street. Baltimore, Md. W • feel fully Nabbed that
theme pitta hare core.] some of the most stubborn cues of
Lpileray, a wall a. the miktcr forms of Pita, inch se re
vere Cramp.. epasms, inc We now record U.S feet, that
persons well foal the. ktilla squally elleaceou in curing
every forty of nervous daintily , —no matter whether want
footed is al* acute and •Leruclating form of Neuralgia,
Tee-Duloreux, or Nervous Lletelecha, the misery of LIT.-
T 1 4 0., L or to lifeauon. tw solcroags of h/leumatnsin or
limit. the 13141Lanetxqy hal luctiostoin of depressed spirit.• or
hysteria. their •fleets will be squally happy end certain.
Persons in the country, can unto to lb. tot *star. and hare
the medicine forwarded to then; by mat. The prices are,
one hoz. f.a , two boxes Sat, ; twelve boxes Pr.:4 , awl sent to
any part of hie o,lllltry, fro. of postage. Direct your coin.
MUOICAL.OOI W tow o. iLott.oore street,
wore, Aid (AepL 5 he.
Tax OXIU EN AT RD 131 TTEILS —Tbo qualitimi of this
medicine have placed it upon .o imp/menet:oM foundation
In dretampor thermeo, end inducing boaltb it has no
ptharitel
Y.r Ina following Co,n,lLatt these Bitters ►n • Fp.•
C.C.t rig .—Dy•pelru, or In.ligs•Voo, flout Barn.
Coatiirooomi, L.now Appoun• flawiaclaw, ►od tkeftweal
Lowlitiaty.
In Arany sections et oar exanntry tbla preparation la et
tenairely u.e t h. paya,nina in their practice, and It enema
to har• re...red ~n) to wealth. who were apparently t0...pal
...pal the reach.,: the heahug art
bt lajw.unt area 11.11 r tri Lute. tr.... well-known physic.= :
11ae.6e h 1 Tioga co . Pa., Aug
have e,..1 the unyp.ruied liettilini is My praetwe tth
decried •uccv.e ID ..leblt:ty awl wuvr.l pruat.rati.ll, kc
and Cul34Jeut , y rectoml4r4.l it la uellersl Debility, sal cll..
ease• of LLy 41.e3:1‘• 0 rinut Y 1.1 1.1 D.
Anbnrm 1 , t•ept 6, 1158.
Gentlikroen: —I bare been In in. drug butaueas the 1.0,
item years, and hare nerer .14 a medicine which bad
g.rrn eurb great P...t I•fAct tun 113 ewes 0( U7eperyu 114 LIB
Uzygen..ted /Altera, and in tbs.. dtarmade I Lamy* rweaua
ruenu it. U. le. Yt11,11.1.K.
Darlington. Vt., Nov. 12. IV&lit
fientirmen •-1 a, plevwd bu .tats, that f hays tried
the Oxygen-awl Hitter. for lallgratcou and DebiMy, awl
foe cvd luoowlsate raiser Nom won . uttly a part of a bottle.
I Lave the greateet co...lilac:ice to 'll for Driperim
aud General reoua-oetal it with mach
pie ...ore. Your*, &c JANINCILEW/S, M. U.
VrepAred by Seth N to•la at Co , ltortoo, and for sale
by A U Ituehter, tettyv , .bri, Jacob Yulwwler, 1111.11M11.11•••
burg, li ~curter, New tlcorl, U E Hollinger, Abbotta
tench ; I%llltam Wolf, Sant Itcrltn, rear Itobhta, away.
too; W2ll H. Metcall, 1 ork zpoop ; James A Elder, tow
loitaborg axal by all dealers In oral/clue& [rept. S 4w
DR 11 Ail C 0.111•0 UND DIURETIC PI Lt.!, are
Ingbiy recoalcoeuded be emitseat lobratelasa, as ► safe,
oarlatio, apecty and perusal:mot cure fur (ir►rel. etrretares
and all °titer dtaaamea ur derangeoteat oI U4ll bladder mot
!'rtes Yifty cents per box --Neat to aay mattress
tree oe receipt of pace. adtuvas UK. J. T. litialrTuN
co., Nu. 4da ry.ruce atrert, VIA tladeiph u.
Also. Prt.prteturs and Idautaseturers of
Dr. lta:optoo's arattlthautmatte-Ilista , d,
dedicated Lough rep,
The Great Dosileratuot or Bair lattetarer.
Aug. DJ, 1).9 tm
ta - Persona ti.ltiog tuchAni• they baei oaee tea rapid
ly 1aCr...41.131; evuutry, a Dew .Lt,esutut .here hue lir.o
are guin.;—etter• the climate in mild mid dirlightful--ime
av 4.1.1 We Llamsimatea ,letttlemeat an anuther °Mame.
117" Persons winkles to establish Manufactories la a ninr
ant lanistisc place tiler* ba■ itievi a giassi, 10111 aiir•rtiss.
isast of the Hasociioator hattialumant.
The Maxima - Ls_
-----------
GETTYSTURG-SArvapAy LAST
Superfine Flour
Rye Flour
18 heat
Rye
Oats
Buckwheat ...... ...........
Buckwheat Meal....
Clover Seed
Timothy Seed
Flax Seed
Barley ......
Plaster of Paris
Hester groan's. per bag
B ALT IMORS , -- FaLDA r LAS?
. ,
Flour 500 to 5 50
Wheat 1 12 to 1 50
Rye 78 to 90
fora
... 84 to 86
Oats.-- ... 33 to 41
Clover Seed - 5 40 to 5 50
Timothy 8eed......- 2 25 to 3 50
Beef Cattle, per hand....... 4 50 to 8 25
Hop, per band 7 00 to 8 25
Hay •» 13 00 tol7 00
Whiskey - 27 to 28
Guano, Perarian, per ton 62 00
ILINOViia--TauRSDAT LAST
Flour, from wagons— 5 00
Do. from 5t0ree.............. ...... 5 50
Wheat .. ...—.... ...... 1 10 to 1 20
Rye 75
Corn .. 73
Oats 35
Clover 5eed........-- ......... 5 00
Timothy 5eed.....---............. 1 75
Plaster 050
YORK.—FIUOAT LA.SI.
Flour, from wagons ... 5 00
Do. from at0re5....—.........—... 5 75
Wheat. 1 05 to 1 20
Rye 75
Cora \
75
Oats. ' 35
Clover Seed 5 00
Timoill,/ Se•d 1 15
P1aater......—.....—...... —. a 110
Married_
On Tuesday, 27th ult., by the Rev. E. H.
Hoßheims, Mr. JACOB W. BACOHIR, of York,
Pa., to Miss ELMIRA J. KLING, of Dover,
York county, Pa.
On the 22d alt., Jan Fairfield, by the Rev. J.
R. Weiner, Mr. ANDREW MARSHALL to Miss
HELLin M. KNOX, both of Fairfield.
'JD 1 e3C3.-
In Danfordle, on the 23d of August last,
JOHN DAVIS, Esq., of BannDebars, Md., egad
about 30 Jura.
At Schenectady, N. Y., on Wednesday week,
BARRUCT L, daughter of Dr. 0. 11. Van Pat
ten, seed 3 imam •
othe 20th ivyul JAWS, daughter of
and ittke, arid 2 years
*ea* 4*4 21 15 14
Af9l. her residence, at Marsh
sosiity, Pe., NM LIMN
%:,•• , .09111.111 4 , soonthe
• otssy, upo, WILLIAN
of .114 0 40 1) township; In the oth Mew
ide
- er elmt lath et Inme,3ollllf 0811, of the seas
.wry Vial
431 a thwasu On, et
ale Pe* likral4 e r i ur i ssequiritiis
P ridar
of.ttlwasiokitzliirish,
of Iferuitpieeasat town
ship, aipad about 13 years.
To Bridge Builders.
OF.ALED PROPOSALS will be received et
Othe Office of the Commissioners of Adams
county, until 1 o'clock, P. M., on Satterthey, the
15U day of Ociober mit, for building • Wooden
Bridge it ( - MS/. ; rpat Conowago Creek, upon the
rite of the old Stone Bridge. near Cole a Saw
Mill, on the Shippensburg Road. The Bridge
is to be built after the style of Burr's Patent,'
une span 50 feet long.
"&'l'lsns and sptcifientioni tan be seen at
the Cominissionene-Offics In Gettysburg.
JUSLAH BENNER.
JACOB RAFFENSPERGEP.,
DANIEL GEISELMAN,
Commissioners of Adams county
ttte:t—.l. Wm.rza, Clerk.
Oct. 3. 1559. t‘.l
9 Teachers Wanted.
TE School Directors of Mountplettsant
township, will meet at Brush Ron Sehool
howl', oa Setarefity, the 214 of (kkoSer tail, at 1
o'clock, P. M., to employ 9 teachers to take
charge of said Schools thvr months.
EGLIEEIT ECM: Seey,
Oct. 8, 1969. td
Wm. A. Duncan,
Ii . TTORNEY AT LAW.--01fice in the Neirth•
west corner'of Centre Eteinarc, Gettysburg,
rt wet a 1859 tr
Valuable Real Estate
AT PCBLIC SALE. The subscribers, Ex
.—
ecutors of Attaxusm SNYIJKII, deceased,
wilt offer at public sale, on NnosTday, it. 22d defy
of (looter ios( , on the premises, that desirable
FARII, on which decedent resided upwards of
twenty years, situate in 1) rune tow nship, Ad
ams county Pa., adjoining lands of George
Necklet', Pster, Miller, Anthony Dcardoff. Sam
uel Deardorff and David IlooNer, containing
202 ACRES, Inure or less, with good propor
tions of Tirnbtr and Meadow. The improve
ment+ consist of a two-story Wea Lb
erboarded DWELLING lIDUSE.
Bank Barn, Wagon Shed and Corn . i 11
Crib, Cooper S'llop and other out
buildings ; two nuNer-failing wells of water, nun
at the house, and the other at the barn ; an ex
cellent apple Orchard, with a aariety of other
choice fruit. Conow.ago ('reek ruts through
the Farm, and there are also two springs on the
property. The fence;, noo.tly of cliesnut rails,
are good, and the laud i• on a goAllate of cut
tii at ion, two-thirds of it haNing ban limed.—
Persons Is lilting tu ‘ view the property are re
quested to call on either of the Executors, the
fir,t named residing in Hamilton township, and
the last named in Straban township, near New
Chester.
ski' Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on
slid day, when at ttaigall ce will be given and
terms made known lIIP
JOHN SNYDER,
F REDBRICK IfOLTZ,
Executors.
Ir not sold, the Farm will be Rented at
public outcry on said day.
Oct. 3, 11159. Ls
EMAINING in the Post Office, Gettysburg,
It Oct. 3, 1859.
Ailoion Elizabeth 3 Hovey James
Allison William liullinwer Miss Lizzie •
Anderson Catharinellralle.rtinan Miss Maggie
Aken Miss Mary Jane Bohn Mrs. Nancy
Boman Clarissa Jameson Charles
Bowen Mrs. Miriam King Sarah
Baker W. Kilt Mr.
Bradley Wm. Little Miss Mary A.
Itatcheller Little A. W.
Brown Mrs. Sarah Lucket Basil
Itigest David ' Morris Rev. John G. D.D
Becker Samuel Murturff Miss Ellen
Cooper lion. James McMurdy David R.
Camp Rev. Chas. Parsons Virgil
Corlett Mrs. M. 1. 2 Row Geo. W.
Cluck 11. Itaffensperger Daniel
Diller Michael Robinson Reuben
Diebl Elijah Slouch Eliza
Deardorff John Snyder Philip
E*sick Miss May Stultz Granville
Forsyth John Snyder Hannah
Finkbiner Samuel S. 7.ibser Rev. R. A.
Guyer John M. 2 German Letter.
Geddis Henry W. Johonas
George Edward
6 00
360
1 00 to 1 15
70
70
30
60
2 00
4 GO toy 00
1 75
1 20
CO
6 50
•
05
GEORGE GEYER, P. M.
b a r Persons calling for letters in the above
list laip please say they were aiivertised.
Valuable Tract of Land,
T PUBLIC SALE.—The subscriber will
offer at Public Sale, on the premises, on
silay, the 12tH of Oetater mat., the property
on 'which he resider, being A SMALL FARM,
situate in Mount},leasant township, Adams
comity. adjoining lands of Samuel Swope, Alex
ander Sliorb and others, containing et; Acres,
more or lees, having thereon a Two-
story FDA HOUSE,IIE w ith Rack-build- 1111:: :
ing, Double Log Barn, Smoke House,
Bake Hour°, and other out-buildings, a spring
of never-frilling water near the door, with excel
lent fruit of all kinds on the premises. About
12 Acres are Woodland and lu acres Meadow.
About UOO bushels of lime save been put upon
the Farm.
The tract will he offered entire, or (rent 40 to
64 acres, with the buildings, to suit purchaser*.
Per*ous wishing to view the property are re
quested to call on the sebscriber, residing
thereon.
ggli—Sale tgpommenee at 1 o'clock, P. M., on
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by
Oct. 3, 1859. ts
Lots of New Goods.
GRO. ARNOLD has just received from the
city a large lot of cheap CLOTHS, Cassi
coerce, Casahretts, Coatings, Sack and other
Flannels, Ren*s and Women's Shawl., and
Cloaks, together with a variety of LADIES'
WASS 01.X/DS. Call and see them. They
wW be sold cheap for the money.
OstS7sburg, Oct. 3, 1859.
New Fall and Winter Goods,
A T A. SCOTT * SON'S NEW STORE.-'.J have just received our stock of goods'
suitable for the Fall and Winter sales, to which
we invite the attention of buyers—which for
beauty and price cannot be surpassed—among
which may be found a variety of LADIES'
'
DRESS GOODS, of new and fashionable di.
signs, Shawls, Bonnets, Trimmings, kc., kc.— I
Our stock of DORESTIO GOODS is also full
and complete. For RES'S AND BOYS' WEAR,
we have a variety of Cloths, Casaimeree, Sati
nets, Jeans, /se., of various styles and prices.—
Also, GROCERIES AND QCERNSWARR.—
Raviag purchased our goods at low prices for
cash, we are 'Babied to Ben them at prices to
snit the times. All we ask is an examination!
of our stock before purchasing. Thankful for
Past encouragement, we hops by strict atten
tion tb Dimness and a desire to please, to
merit, as well as receive, • continuance of the
same, as well u lots of now. Our motto is,
" qaiek sales and small proles.".
Oct. 3, 1859. A. SCOTT k SON.
C l llOlO ;
srl O. ANNOLD has now De►splie Seek at
ur. , PALL AND.
siege nod at every variety. Ovw Omni, VMS
COMO, Moikay Jackets, Vesta, -
Drawers, Shirts, Glossa, ?Wary, P rs., l"k ail mi n'
which will beechd as cheap as the cheapest for
the Toney. °gland lye them. [Oct. 3, '59.'
rOY BMW* • mit tilmsninns, raj
?smaibosel-4411 411 . E at ' r
S Eigur:o4,ll&l4lVael*c:,itt
A. SCOTT A MM.'
List of Letters
B. F. HAGARMAN
Peremptory tOle
OF RiAL 11111TA.TiLe—Or 11111141 . 11 or Or
roma wart, I 1011110 at !Mille Vendee,
at !Lade Furnace, near Killrritown. Adams
county, the following described Real Estate,vix :
let. The MANSION FARM, on which the
Furnace was erected, containing I 20 acres, more
or less. The quality of the lend is naturally
excellent, but has been badly cultivated. It
has a fine overshot water power with a Sae
Mill House. On it are erected a two-story
Stone Dwelling House. large Bars, Stables,
Smoke-house, Grain-house, and other out
buildings.
21. Three House. and Lote, near the Furnace,
each having about 1 acre of ground belonging to
them. Also one notice and Lot near-C. Fry's,
containing g acres. more or
3d The McClelland Tract, which i 3 di% ided
as follows :
No. 1. Containing 17 acres and 50 parches ;
No. 5. 16 arms and e 2 perclic.: No. 6. 19 acres
and 35 perches ; No. 7 19 acres; No. R. 16
acres and 80 perches ; No. 0. 22 acres and 93
perches. •
The Welty Tract which is divided as follows:
No. 1. Containing 20 acres; No. 2. 20 acres ;
No. 3. 25 acres ; No. 11. 11 acres, more or
The Miller Tract. divided as follow-a:
No. 9. Containing 34 acres and SO perches;
No. 10. 32 after and 31 perches; No. 11. 27
acres and 66 perches ; No. 12. 20 acres nod 54
perches No. 13 29 acres and 40 perches; No.
14. 23 acres and 72 perches; No. 13 25 acres ;
N0..16. 26 acres ; No. 17. 24 acres ; No. lg. 25
acres ; No. 19. 25 acres ; No. 20. 22 items; No.
21. 26 acres; No. 22. 25 acres ; No. 23. 25
acres : No. 24 25 ; No. 25. 25 acres : No. 20. 25
acres No. 27. 25 acres ; No. 28. 25 acres ; No.
29. 30 acres; No. 30. 30 Acres; No. 31. 3O
acres t No. 32. 30 acres ; No. 33. 30 acres.
The Cochran Tract, divided as tollovrs
No. 1. Containing 14 acres and en perches ;
No. 2. 10 acres and 110 perches ; No. 3. 19 acres
and 4 perches; No. 4. 17 acres and 77 perches ;
No 5. 15 acres and 50 perclie, No. 15 acres;
No. 7. 11 acres and 112 perches; No. 8. 34
acres and 101 perches; No. 9. 24 acres and 54
perches; No. 10. 25 acres and 123 perches;
No. 11. 26 acres 40 perches; No. 12. 30 acres
and 35 perches; No. 13. 18 acres and 125
perches; No. 14. 21 acres and 45 perches; No.
15. 19 acres.
Most of the above lots are well covered with
young and thriving Chesnut, tit fur cutting, in
terspersed with a sufficient quantity of Locust
fur posts.
The terms are: one-half of the purchase money
on the let of April, 1560, and the balance on the
Ist of April, 1861, to be secured to the satisfac
tion of the undersigned. If security be siren
for the payment of the purchase money imme
diate possession of the lots will be given.
sfarThe sale to eommence precisely at 10
o'clock, on the morning of said day. The ul e
will be absolute. Every lot on which there is
a bid will be struck off without regard to price.
A plot of the land will be prepared and exhibit
ed to those wishing to pnrcbaite.
THADDEUS STEVENS
Oct. 3, 1959
Notioe to Contractors.
SEALED Proposals for the erection of a
DWELLING IIOCSE for the President of
Penn's. College, upon the College Grounds,
will be received until SATCRDAIN TUB 220 Or
ocrosza tsar. The plan of the building, speci
fications, &c., may be seen and examined at the
office of id. k W. Sicetaaa, on and after the
Bth day of October.
MOSES MCCLEAN,
MASICEL FAIIXESTOCK,
GEORGE SHEVOCK,
H. L. !LAUGHER,
. H. S. HUBER,
Oct, 3,'59. td building Committee.
ABRAHAM soon.. J. SCOTT.
A. Scott & Son,
DEALERS in Dry Goods, Fancy Articles
Queensware, Groeeries, kc., kc., opposite
••kagle Hotel," Chemi:rain rg street.
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Real Estate for Sale.
JuN pursuance of an order of the Orphan's
Court of Adams county, will be offered at
blic bale, on the premises, on Sititrdev, Mr 22d
of October nevi, the real estate of Ilsssr Mt•li
near, deceased, consisting of A TRACT OF
PATE \ TKD LAND, situate In Hamilton town
ship, Adams county, containing 6J Acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of John Hoff hems, John
Mommert, George Jacobs, John Klunk, end
others, on which are env ted a
Frame Two-story Ile abet-boarded iii i
1101.78 g and Kitchen, Frame Bern, 't
Carpenter Sbop, aud ot her ampros e- '
ments, with a pump of good water -- ""'
near the house, sad one in the barn-y . ird , and a
thriving Orchard of all kinds of fruit. There is
a sufficient proportion of Meadow and Timber
land. 'The farm is in a good state of cultivation .
Part of it has been limed. The property lies on
the Turnpike between .tbbottstown and East
Berlin, about midway, and is convenient to
Churches and School-houses
sir-Sale to continence at I o'clock, P. M., on
said day, when attendance will be (circa and
terms made known bi
HENRY MUMUIIt,
SOLOMON 34 UNIIIIPItT,
Adtiers of the estate of Henry Mu lumen, deed.
Ely the Court—ll. (L Wotr, Clerk.
Sept. 26, 1859. is
Notice.
AILXII COUNTY - , II
• • AT an Orphan's Court, held at
jl Gettysburg, for said county,
taa 'OA day of Seplenber, 1859,
present the Dun. Robert J. Fisher,
President, and Hons. David Ziegler
and Isaac E. Wierman. Ems., AB3O
- Judges, on motion of M. dc \V. McClean,
Evils., a Rule w as granted upon all the heirs
and legal representatiVeA. and all persons in
terested iti tire estate. Of NICHOLAS MU VNIIOII Es,
late of Cumberl.ind township, in said county,
deceased. requiring them to be and appear at
an Orphan's Court, to be held at the iipurt
house, in GettysLurg,in said county, on tre t Aird
Jkaiday of (1 Lt) Notwinber ;mu, then and there
to accept or refuser the estate of the said de
cedent at the valuation thereof; and in case
the heirs and legal representatives and all per
sons Interested in the estate of the said decedent,
neglect or refuse to take the same, then to show
cause, if any they bare. why the same should
not Le sold 'according to law. By the Court,
Sept. 28, 1859. 11. G. WOLF, Clerk.
Register's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all legatees and
other persons concerned that the Admin
istration accounts hereinafter vacationed will
be presented at the Orphan's Caurt of Adams
county for confirmation and allowance, on
Wednesday, at 201 A of October nest, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., viz:
145. The supplemental account of Dr. T. N.
Haller, Adminiatrator of the estate of Robert
Mclivain, late of Hamilton township, deceased.
1443. The third and final account of George
Slagle, one of the Executors of George Slagle,
deceased.
147. The third and final account of Elias
Slagle, one of the Executors of George Slagle,
deceased.
148. The first account of Emauuel Brough
and Andrew Brough, testamentary Trustees of
Abraham Brough,under the will of John Brough,
deceased.
149. The first account of Jeremiah Slay.
baugh and Jacob Sandoe, Executors of BaAmer
Go:dater, deeesaed.
150. The first and 6ael account of Win. Mc-
Clean, Administrator of the estate of Esther S.
Pace, deceased,
ZI&CHARIA.Ii MYERS, Register.
Register's Office, Gettys
burg, Sept. 26, 1850. j
Public Sale.
91 1. 11113 subscribers, A.dosinistraters °M
ME. e es
tate of DA FICICOS deceased , will sell
1
at üblic Bale, at the We ;ordinate of said tle;.
ceased, in Huntington township, Adams county,
about 1 nails from Petersburg, (Y. 8.,) is Mos
dry, the WI day of Oaheber emet, the iblioistig
valuable Personal Property, Os : NAM,
Cows and Young Cattle, 1 rat Bell i Fat sod
Stock Hoge, I Wm** , fig Naelliao,
Plotless, Harrows, Wino l owlig Til le Cultivators,
BAd out Sielgbe, Horse Onus, liakte, P.
be.; 1 Carriage, 1 itnehoway Baggy,
new ; i sott of Bliteltataith Tools, a largo tat or
new Cabbniteas; Whaster s iamp OW tad
leverseed bythebosital ; 4 4 0 SW wiSay;.
with Househobt alod.JClN:anic rattan.
'wade to ectesnonee $440 ofeloeit, .4.34.
on said day, whim tailvil! baltrin tyt
teram node knots - "
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Sept. 24,1859. to . _ .
GREAT SHOW I—Superb Equestrian Com
paw! and Zoologii al Entertainments I
The great Show will give Two Grand Exhibi
tions, Afternoon and Evening. nt GETTYS
BURG, TUESDAY, OCT. 4th Performance at
half-past 2 and half-past 7, I'. N. Admission
only 25 eerit4. N o h a lf_p r i e ,
This reduction. legs than it has hitherto been,
is nib uniform in order to afford the pnblic
the on y opportunity they will ever have of see
ing the greatest of Living llumnri.ta ! this be
ing DAN RICE'S FA REW K. 1.1. TOUR!
Those who never saw hint, should sec him now,
Before he makes hi , last and farewell bowl
This establishment returns thanks for the
generous patronage which has already been so
tregnently bestowed while tinder its precious
management, and is gratified to bay. that while
the series qi entertainment; ere multiplied to
almost an incredible number, IL new resources
of Artists and Appointments sre nndo•:btedly
of the best and most judicious selection—each
arust being himself a Star—the whole forming
A BRILLIANT CONSTELLATION I
Fivery attractive timtnro known to the palm:,
days of the Great Show, will still characterize
its esitence. Tlq distinguished humorist,
DAN RICE, will positively appear at every per
formance, and to add to the etfeet of each he
will lecture and give apprupruite cotumentarie.s
upon the topics of the day
To illustrate the graceful and rapid strides of
the new school of Lady Equestrianism, MRS.
DAN RICE will appear on her favorite RACIR,
DANIA/. WEIMAR and the MIEK STEAD,
SCARY. Another interesting feature of the ex
hibtion is the remarkable TRAINED
redneed from their native wildnem to tlte doeil
ity characterizing domestic favorites of their
species. The ROMAN 111:41111Eli3, Messrs.
JOUA ilvitstiv and Groans Ifott. have just
ieturned ?runt :".7'7 n.rairu %Mr crowned with
Morels, and \\ ill appear in their classic and
striking grouping. po , c, and tableaux.
The irreslstdde SIAN KEVT will procent his
farcical Interlude , . and peculiar oddities. Miss
Eterst.t.s Ilsnct tr. the couch admired juvenile
equestrienne and charming rocalkt. Tnomss
CANDLE!, leader of the Keyinsse Band—unequal
ed as Chief d'Orthestra--since the dejoin of
Julian and Musard.
The Animal Wonders and Zoologic tl Curios
ities consist of the RHINOCEROS, "GEN.
PUTNAM!" or, Cnicnrn of the Bible, which, in
all times, " has b^en considered untamable"—
Dr. Livingstone, the great African Explorer,
endorses this opinion. But this animal will be
turned loose Into the arena, and perform in-'
credible feats ; proving, by its tame submission,
that what could nut be done In the past, u ac
complished.
The Dancing Elephant, LALLA HOOKIL
another intance. of animal sagacity, rendered
graceful by training; she will positively WALK
THE TIGHT ROPE. The GOAT 0? SYRIA,
in his various feats. The various Breeds of
Horses will excite special attention. The per
formance wilt open with a cavalcade, entitled
4 Qoarters of the Globe. The Talking Horse
EXCELSIOR, who is not dead, the various re
ports to the contrary notwithstanding, will per
form those wonderful acts, which, to believe
must be seen. The American Mustang, Eureka,
or the Wild Denizen of the ranche. Lady Mar
garet, whose superior beauty and musee
velopment, and Imposidg action are exlit ed
by the expert Kentuckian, Charles Reed. Six
Dapple Greys together in the Arena, carder the
control of John 11. Murray. Rebecca aiid Ra
chel, graded by the skilful youth, Mast. Fred.
Barclay.
VIE EDUCATED urLER, Pete and Rainey
Duffy, are the only aniinaliof the kind that can
perform all that is claimed for them. !thus
rust Mr. Rice years of trailing, and a rigid
course of discipline, to bring them to their
present condition. They are the Great Comics
of the age.
TLIE GRAND CAVALCADE. con%Lating - of
the entire retinue of the Establishment, and
the Animals' GREAT DEN, drawn by twenty
black Pennsylvania Hones, will enter town
about 10, A. L. accompanied by the KEY
STONE BRASS BAND, led by the exquisite
bugler, Prof. Ca.nhain.
C.ll. CASTLE, Agent.
Sept. 26, 18:41
OF REAL I .4 TATE.—Iri pursuance of an
order of tie Orphan's Court of Adams
county, the slahstrilaer, Executor of the last will
and testnowns isellitonalt CLAIM ? Esq., cleceased,
wallararrac Public Side. on the premises;'on
Thumb!, 244 day of Ociuber Rest, the real
estate said decedent, as follows :
No. 1. A LOT, AND A HALF OF (MOUND.
situate la Nast Berlin, Adame county, ad
joining lots of C co. Spangler, fronting on
King street and bounded by an alloy,
with a Two-story Frame HOUSE, Log Stab c,
and other irupro% omen ts.
No. 2.,§. 101 OF GROUND, in the addition
to East - Berlin,, bounded by lots of Michael
Stambaugh, Second street, lot of 080. Baker,
Esq., and an alley.
N 0.3. A LOT OF GROUND, situate in Ham
ilton township. Adams county, near the second
described lot, adjoin ing iota of Catharine Eraser,
John Hartley and Wm. Wolf.
The first described property Is in a central
location and very desirable fora residence or
business. There is a satiety of bearing fruit
trees on the same, and a pump of good water
near the kitchen door.
iseir Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
when attendance will be given and terms made
known by JOHN H. AUL...OM:WI, Eir.
lty the Court—H. U. ill'ocas City&
Sept. 28, 111:19. 3C
Postponed Sale.
BY virtue of an Order of th e Orpban's
Court of Adams county, the subscriber,
Administrator of PUILIP COLL, deceased, will
offer at public sale,un the premises, on Satur
day, at 151 A day Iv October next, the Real
Estate of said decedent. viz : A FARM, sit
uate in Liberty township, Adams county 3
miles went of Etninitsburg, adjoining lands of
heirs of Ren.Jatnes Meth vit, heirs of Maxwell
Shields, and others, containing 164 ACRES,
more or less, about 30 acres of which are
cleared and in a good state °rot:titivation, and
much of the balance is well covered with
thriving Chesnut and Rock Onk Timber.—
The improvements are a one and a half story
LOG 110 USE. Log Barn, a young
Orchard of choice fruit, . • Fi iv ll
There are two good Springs T 1
near the dwelling. The road _
from MeDivit's Mill to Sebillasville passes
through this property.
The property will to offered undivided, or
in five pasta, containing from 14 to 65 acres,
as may suit purchasers. Persona desirous of
viewing it, are requested to tail on the sub
seriber, residing near Mt. Si. Mary's College.
Fula to eommenise at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
on
said thy, when attendant* will be given and
terms mode known by WM. A. VOLL,
Aug. 116, mu. difinfitishwiletr,
Nottoe to Assessors.
rpm: Assessors sleeted at the last Spring
Election ari hereby walled to attend at
tae Contaissitautre" Office, In the borough of
Gettysbug, to *sive blank imssealessat
aatflie asassserT i utract' ► oas, u follows :
The Assumes et Votes, let tp.,
Remick bor:, Ottlani t Hamilton
11 0 41 3: 641 " , ektMo4f*Utsbes, on 4 Mutat:
jog, Utast oa Wokarakv, th ittA of (Maki
niat; and the Ammeter* he GeLlirsherg, Cum-
INIAIII4,
_Trbblami Tusk-
RI, Estier, Zueilen, •rei
_iirtatingloa, and
Lamers, viU etkme 4 nrimist, she , 20th ef
Ourhsr, lfifib. /lltr aria elite Comeathatoaera,
1. 111. NAUTILI, CU*,
SOL 241 , MON td
4 - 'l4/0 nose - • * in
AOD ~ tvgiump..7 ll l . ,A ma , mccalio .„ ili woootima,
-Tlkirrers' . 114* 11011 • ' .NNTS:. 40,
; frox. - Air mix* mist
• Ve k . -; 41 4 ,3' 92, Limbo tlee • mil
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.• amati . P e •-* = kSti re "
siaonoad sbe
, t
0111/0 o
4 o w • ; Is kips * ieli thevery lower; crab price.
Dept. 1 . 1m
1=
Dan Rice's
Public Sale
_ . _
A Velegebie Property -
A T PRIVATE wastiaisignod of
fetus Private SaleAtis MANSIO: FARM,
aittwteontbe Mambersburg Turnpike, 1j miles
!from Gettysburg, Adana county, Pa. tis a,
most desirable property, and has been for 'luny
i years occupied as a Tavern Stand, for which it
is well adapted, baring every 'convenience.
The Farm contains about 150 Acres, more or
less, about 40 a....res of which are Timber-14%0,1
well covered ; the fencing is mostly of Chesnut
rails and locualastake.s, and in good condition.
The iniprovements consist of a large • I
Double Two-Story BRICK HOUSE, !
a large new Bank Barn, (with three If IJ
floors,) a Large Atone Stable, Wag
on Shed and Corn Crib; Stone Tenant I ou++;
and Blacksmith Shop : two well+ of water, one .
in front and the other in'the rear of the large
dwelling; three Apple Orcb Ards, with a ‘ariety
H of other fruit, such a. 3 peaches, pears,
cherries, &c.
Persons wishing to pnrehli.e. will &case call
on the undersigned, residing thereon.
Aug. 1, 1839
Valuable Town Property
AT PFBLIO SALE.—WiII be offeied
public sale, ea Setinrs lay, the nth da", of ne.
toner next, on the premises, that DESIRABLE
PROPERTY, situate on Baltimore Street, one
door mouth of the Post Office. in Gettymbnrg,
with alleys on the north and east, and adjoin
ing Prof. Malilenberg on The south. It consists
of a HALF LOT OF GROUND, 1m ith a two
story Roughcast DWELLING HOUSE,
and a large to-story Brick Back-
building, t w
hereon ;al a well of %% skier f d
in front and a (partnership) well in •
the rear of the dwelling.
giarthim property was for ninny yearn occu
pied as a Tavern Stand, and is one of the most
desirable in the town for businesa of any kind.
A chance to purchase property mo contra: is
rarely offered, and capitalist, will had it to their
interest to attent the sale.
Sale to commence at I o'clock, P. M., on said
day. when attendauce will be given and terrns
made known by JOSIAH BENNER,
Aug. 29, 1859. Agent few the °tonere.
Fairview Farm
AuT PRIVATE SALE.—A Very netirable
Properly.—This Farm k situated on the
mmasburg Turnpike , adjoins the Borough of
Gettysburg, and is in sight of the Railroad De-
pot, containing 11l Acre; and l'u Perdu's, more
or less, 12 Acres of with is covered with
Timber and abent•lid Ai'res Arcof M.ad9w. The
improvements aresn Tern-store
.• ~:.
Weatherboarded Dwelling HOUSE, , X . IIII
with a One-story Back-building, a .1% tr u.
good Barn, Mechanic's Shop, and, - . -
other Ont-buildings—all in good order. Flow
the Piazza of the House you hare a full view of
the town, nod can see the Cars arriving and de
parting. The land is mo , tly red soil, ),‘137 gond
qyality, and susceptible of a high state of culti
vation. Lime nets well on it, and can ninny.;
be badat the Railroad Depot, one mile distant,
at 121 cents per bushel. There is a young Ap
ple and Peach Orchard, and a great variety of
fruit lathe yard. A we:l of water at the door,
and a never-failing Spring at the b.trn. This
property, with very little expense. can be made
a very desirable and most beautiful roman
residence, well calculated for a vineyard and
vegetable farm. -
kir I will sell cheap and on the most accom
modating terms. It will he shown tither by
W. Slentz, living on the premise 3, or imielf,
residing In town. GEORGE A IINOI:D.
Gettysburg, Pa., Sept. 5, isao.
Town Property
ATPUBLIC SALE.—WiII be °theca nt Pub
lic Sale, on Thursday. the lith of Ortolorr
next, on the premises, n LtYl' uP GI:OCSD,
situate on York Street, in thy ISG-ough of Get
tysburg. adjoining property of Hon. ti. R. Rus
sell on the west, J. Cooper on the e•tit, and an
alley on the north-3't feet of which b. improv
ed with a new Two-story Donhie Brick
301.78111, haying two new Itriek Hack
buildings, with romp lioleonte- smith- -
ed, and Cellar under the whole ho u se. There
is on the property an eseellent well of water,
with a Nun!) in it, a number of thriving young
Fruit Trees, Vines, Ake.
'Twenty-allsen feet of the Lot are vacant.
OfirThe property % ill be sold whole or divid
ed, as may best suit purchasers.
say -Sale to commence at I o'clock, P. M., on
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by .
Sept. 12, 1859. tf
A. Valuable Farm
A.
T PRIVATE SALE.—The subscribers, Ex
ecutors of the lass will arid testament of
A T
GOLDEN, dec'd., oiler at Private Sale,
the following Real Estate of said decedent, viz:
A valuable FARM, 9ot:timing 191 Acres, more
or less, in Germany township, Adams county,
Pa., within 2 miles of Littlestown, adjoining
lands of Jacob Klunk.,John Bider, Edmund
Long, Henry Schwartz, John Shealy, and others
—about till acres being first-rate Woodland
well covered, the balance in good farming con
dition. About 35 acres are Meadow, and mor
can easily be made. The improve- .
moots are a new Two-story Stone ;:,...—• 2,
lIOUSE. Log Barn. Wagon Shed, • Ix
a Well of good water near the door 'ln
of the dwelling. a thriving young" --:'--`• '
Apple Orchard and other fruit. The Farm has
been limed over once, and part of it a second
time. Beaver and Allow,). Creeks pass thru'
the Farm, as well as a public road. The Farm
is susceptible of division. Persons wishing to
view the property are requested to call on either
of the Executors, the first-named residing iu
Mountjoy township, and, the last-stained on the
premises.
VW-Possession and a clear title will be given
on the first day of April next.
LEVI GOLDEN, .
JACOB ALTIIUFF,
Sept. 12, 1859. tf Ererutors.
Notice.
GEORGE WALTRIt, SEWS. ESTATE.—
Letters testamentary on the estate of
George Walter, Sen., late of Gettysburg;
Adams county, deceased, baring been grant
ed to the undersigned, (the brit named re
siding in Hampton, and the last named in
Gettysburg,) they hereby give notice to all
persons indebted to said estate to make im
mediate payment, and • those tta% lug claims
against the same to present them properly au-_
theatieated for settlement.
HENRY A. PICKING,
J. 31. WALTER,
Sept. 5, 1859. Gt Ezentfort.
Notice.
T\ ARM FICEES'S ESTATE.—Letters of
administration on the estate of Daniel
ickes, late of Huntington township, Adams co.,
deceased, having been. granted the under
signed, (the first named. residing in the same
township, and the last named la Lurgan town
ship, Franklin county, ra.,) they hereby give
notice to all persons indebted to slid estate
to make Lamellate payment, and those hating
claims against the same to present them raw
ly authenticated for settlement.
ISAAC E. wntRiAN,
JOSLLII
Sept. 19, 109. . 4 3t alimanistreters
Law Blank Store,
N 0.23 0 Dock Street, Philedelphis..—Estab
halted is 1831.—Tbe subecrsbers respect
fully call the attention of the mammon Sheriffs, i
Prothenotexies, Lawyers, Magistrates and others,
to their large stock of Law Bboaks, forms,- witch
an experiemss of nearly 30 years/stables them
to moist with great accuracy ofbes andaent
seas orstgle. Orders solicited. A whited lie
of oar Blanks will be krwarde4l, ou
free of enema. JOll3l CLAM; Ai:110N,
230 Dock street, Philadelphia.
Sept. 28, 111/10. 1*
JMousestail44
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ing HOSES AND Lor i ; 7;-
bal l oitimeg 00 0 001.1 -
Lote-ta the Serougbk." ' SXO'. •
Gettystoirg, Sept. LS,
f . it,
FREDERICK HERR
SIARGARET IRWIN
lea~laan
Proolsaistfol
WIIttftEAS, in lied b tho./.4% of tilos 411,:ii
end Assembly of MS Slide, *Math 1
to sot to regulAts be Golsen' Jae lion
this Commonwealth," eandtisa Mt Si 2d Of Jell
1830, it is etiota•d on as* to ittilitittille Notie.s
of such Election to Ell freld;tud to esysiorsito
in ouch notice Wind °Beers are IQ b ll*ted
1, ISAAC liltinNEß; Wherritof of 4
Adams, do, therefore, hereby gtte this *UM%
notice to the Electors of the Said enmity of
Adams, that a GF.NICRAI, ELECTION will be
held in said County, on the NECOND Temerity or
OCTOBIR NEXT, (the lith,) in the sereral Ms.
Irina composed of the following Townships, viz:
I ii - the First district, composed rf the Borough
of Gettysburg and the townsh:p of Comber
land, at the Court-hottae, in Gettysburg.
In the Second didriet, composed of the town
ship of Germany, at the house now °certified by
Peter Lingenfelter, in the town of Llttlestown,
in the township of Germany.
In the Third district, coniposed of the town.
ship of Oxford, at the house of G. F. Becker, in
the town of New Oxford.
In the Fourth district, composed of the Wilt
ships of Latimorc and Huntington, atthe house
ofleb B. Hildebrand, in the township of
Huntington. le
In the Fifth district, composed of the tom
strips of liamiltonban and Liberty, at the Pub
lic dd•hnol-house in Milleretown.
In the Sixth district, compoaed of thetown
ship of ilamilton, at the house now occupied try
Henry Hoffman. in the town of Haat Iler
In the Sexenth• district, composed of the
ton whip of Menallen, in the Public School
house in the town of 13endersvThe.
In the F.ightli district, composed of the town
ship of Strahan, at the house of Jacob 1.. Grass,
in Hunterstown.
In the Ninth district. composed of the town
bhip or Franklin, (including that pent recently
trieken off from )ienalien,) at the house now
occupied hp Junsph Bennett, in said township.
In the Tenth district, composed of the town
ship of Conow.sgo, stilts horde of John Bysirey-,
in SicSherryhtuwn.
In the Eleventh district, composed of the
tuwnbhip of Tyrone, at theitotal• of Allem V.
Cock, in Ifeidlersbarg.
In the Twelfth district, composed of the fowu
ship of llouut,loy, at the house of Vielopesas,
in said township. -•
In the Airteenth district, composed of, the
tovi nt hi pofNI ou ntpleasant, tilts pahlic &hoot
heu-o in maid township, bitaate at the cross
roads, the one leading from Oxford to the Teo
Tar true, the other from Hunterstown tollarlorer.
In the Fourteenth district, cumpoiled of titer
tom n.Alip of Beading, at the public School-butt,ko
in 11;111)1,1 , in.
In the Fifteenth district, composed of the
Borough and tow•nrhip of Berwick, ut the public
School-home in Abbottstown.
In the Sixteenth district, composed of the
to whip of Freedom, nt the house of Nicholas
Moritz. in said townihip.
In the Se% enteeuth district, composed of the
township of Union, nt the house of Enoch Le
fever, in said township.
lu the Eighteenth district, composed of tale
toa uship of Butter, at the public 64: 00l h u Num
in Middletown, in said township.
At which time and places %%ill be elected
One Auditor General of the Commonwealth;
(lire Surveyor General ;
One Member of the state Senate, to represent
the Counties of Adams, Franklin and trultott-
One Member of _assembly; ,
Otte County Commissioner;
One- County Auditor ;
One Director of the Poor;
Lone County Treasurer;
One County Surveyor;
One District Attorney.
Partieul.ir attention le directed to the Act of
Auembly, passed the 27th day of Fehruary,
le 19, entitled " An act relative to votios. at
election. in Dauphin. Vork i i t at.coitter,
l'uniherland, Bradford, Centre, Grettoo, and
Erie," viz:
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the &main wad
ut Representatives of the CoMmunamilth
of l'enns)lvania in General .Issembly asigt,,:and
it is hereby enacted by the authority of _tlw
same—that it shall be lawful fur the qualified
voter- - ; of the counties of Adams Lencastir,
Dauphin, York. Franklin, Cumberland,
ford, Centre, Greene, and Erie, from antial*
the passage of this act, to vote for all canal.
dates for the various offices to be filled at an
election on one slip or ticket :—Prosided,.'Slitit
the office for which every candidate is voted for,
shall be designated, as required by the existrhg
laws of this Commonwealth.
SECTION 2, That auy fraud committed by any
person toting in the manner above prescribe!,
shall be punished by the esiatiug taWr of this
Commonwealth.
Also—ln rind byvirtue of the 14th section of
the act aforesaid, every person, excepting Jus
tices of the Peace, who shall hold any office or
appointment of profit or trust under the-Oova
eminent of the United 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 uuder•tho
legislative, executive or judiciary department
of this State, or of the United States, or of 'icor
city or incorporated district, and also that every
member of Congress and of the State iieglsta - -
tare, and of the Select or Counnou Council of
any City, or Commissioner orany incorporstid
di-triet, is by law incapable of holding dr ex
ercising at the same time, the office or appoint
ment ofJudge, Inspector, or Clerk of any etee
tion of this Commonwealth, and that no Judge,
Inspector, or other officer of any such eleetfictif,
shall be eligible to any office to be then voter
for.
Ai:so—That in the fourth section of the Act
of Assembly entitled "An Act relating to execn- '
Lions, and for other purposes," approved April
16th, 1840, it is enacted that the aforesaid 14th
section '. shall not be coastrued. as to peeved
any militia officer or borough officer, frout serr- .
ing as judge, inspector or clerk, at any general
or special election in this Commonwealth."
And in and by an Act of the General Asielli- '
bly of this State, passed the 2d day of July, .
1839, it is directed that the Inspectors and
Judges 'b6 at the placeauf their districts oath*
day of the General Election aforesaid, at it •
o'clock in the forenoon, to do and perfortn - tho -
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 differed
districts aforesaid, who shall have the cfutrgi' '
of the certilleates of the number of votes which
shall have been given fur each candid/de:fur
the different offices then and there 'kited RANK -'
their respective districts, shall meet the.thir4
day atter the election, which shall be oust=.
DAT, Tilli, 14TII or o , Oirossa rioriosid, at the
I f .
Court-house, in the Borough of thigtosbot
then and there to ,make a fair statibillat a
certificate of the number, of rotes, wlikch s
have been given at the differed dlstrieein' d'
county of Adams for any persons OA the Q.
aforesaid. ISAAC LIGHTNEB,BIaiM. ' '
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg, dept. 12,"11'. ~ „ ..
- Valuable- Town Propertz,
AT PRIVATE SALE.—I trill sell at
Private Sale, the property pa -r
tAmmleasbarg street, known u the
"TEIPEEAECE HOC ." Terms
" As •Set. 1 Ifil.4.lrsi3tii3iTilirt-
A Rare Clumps
1001 l A DIUGGIST.-11r. Lit.'994lllirria, in
jr conseqaenee of declining MAIO, will
pose of his DRUG
asks early offers. The Storera•i•g•prisw
ble business, which will **lse. ft I s itie
only on la the place.
Littlestowii, Mt g.. 22, 1.1159, ..
Strayed., .
STRAYED away freiii
► scriber, is Gettplbeig,Vir
4 months old ea 4 Use of a ree _
sod white , spotted. 114 bete bees esieelog
about Ilse weeks. DAVID TAMILS&
Sept. 19,1959.
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