=a:N:iiALLI
GAS WORKS.—The work of putting down
the gas pipes through oar streets is progress
ing Analy. The same may be said of the
'Mnas of the bwildiags--located north of the
Railroad. The energy manifested by Mr.
/datum, as I his excellent 'aperintend^ut,
WZLIe•, is a full guarantee that they will re
deem their promise to light np the town by the
4th of July next. A large force of workmen
ate employed In pipe-liiing and gu-Siting,
and not an hour of good w eather i 3 lost. This
enterprising spirit is certainly to be commended.
DIVIDENDS.—The Bank of Gettysburg has
declared a dividend of four per cent. fur the
last six months. The Hanover Having Fund
Hie per cent. for the same time. •
ser-The election for President and Directors
of the 11.anover Branch Railroad Company will
be held on Monday, the 14111 of May inst., be
twoen 9 sad 4 o'clock.
BirProposAls for the building of a Lutheran
Church at New Oxfords in this county. wW be
received by the committee until Tuesday, the
22d of May inst. Michael Levenstine, J. W.
Pieta and Jacob Stock are the building com
mittee.
ilte`We direct attention to Mr. Shireman's
" Buckeye Reaper and 31ov. cr." h is claimed
that the Machin . . has much merit. Those who
have tried it speak well of it. See adrertisement.
'We are requested to state that the com
missions of the Justices of the Peace, elected i❑
March last, are at the Recorder's office.
CALEDONIA COLD SPRINGS.—This fa
vorably known Summer resort has been leased
by Yr. M. BIALLA, of Baltimore. who is active in
making preparations for the accommodation of
guests during the hot mouths of Stammer.
VGA ilti
GEOGRAPHICAL am composed
of 23 letters.
My 10 9 17 10 is one of the United States.
5 17 7 12 is • county in Rhode Island.
16 8 11 19 15 is a town in Missouri.
7 8 15 13 is a county in North Carolina.
16 17 1 2 is a codoty in Alabama.
1 8 7 22 21 9 9 is a county in Virginia
-2 3 14 7 18 15 14 17 is a river in Asia.
1 7 10 3 4 is a river in lowa.
3 9 18 20 14 is a river in Missouri.
My whole is an Indian tradition. s. c. s.
OW-Answer to Enigma in last week's paper :7 —
" The Compiler." w. a. 7.
The Presidency and the House of Co' a
gress.—As there is some probability
that the choice of the next President of
the United States may devolve upon the
present House of Vepreeentatives, we
subjoin a statement of its political east
by States. It will be borne ip mind
that in choosing a President, each State
casts ono vote. The 'present House is
divided politically as follows:
Dentoeratic.—A La lynin n, Arkansas,
California, Delaware, Florida, Georgia,
Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missou
ri, Oregon, South Caroline, Texas,
Republican.--Connecticut, Indiana,
lowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan,
_Minneasata, New Hampshire, New Jer
sa y New York, Ohm, Pennsylvania',
.I.:licXle Island, Vermont, Wisconsin-15.
Equally Divided.—Ken tucky, Mary
land and North Carolina-3.
American—Tennessoc-1.
It requires 17 votes to effect a choice,
tind as neither the Democrats nor the
Republicans have a sufficient number,
the four hut named States will, of
course, hold " The balancerof power."-
-Should the Ilotwe fail to elect a Presi
dent before the 4th of March, that duty
v.-ill then in effect. devolve upon the
Senate, Nk Melt has the selection of a
Vice-President, e ho, under the provi
sions of the constit ut ion, becomes Presi
dent of the United States. The Senate
is composed of a majority of Demo
crats.— Balt. -Sun.
Great Fire in Cuba--Loss Ralf a
iltliton.—The N. Y. Journal of Com
merce publishes the following extract
of a private letter from Havana :
"On the 19th inst. the largest fire
ever known in the Island occurred in
the valley of Trinidad. It commenced
at the sugar estate called "Guaimaro,"
and extended alor .' * the valley a dis
tance of six leagues 118 miles) to anoth
er sugar ,estate called " Loma del
Puerta," sweeping all the standing
cane before it. The scene, Jul described
by the inhabitants of the town of Ti in
idajg, is said to have .been awfully
gratin. The burnt cane-leaves were
atreirn all over the town, which was so
itluminated by the conflagration that
-I>in could be picked up in the street af
ter dusk. The loss is estimated at up
wards pf half a million of dollars, and
will reduce the production of the staple
article of the Island this year over MOO
liogalicads."
Arrangements for the Reception of the
Japanese Embvssy.—New York, Afs. 1.
—The municipal authorities of 'stew
York knee appropAated 5+30,000 and
engaged Leland's first floor of the Me
tropolitan Hotel for the Japanese em
bassy, which they will occupy on their
Arrival hero. They intend to give them
the most brilliant reception and enter
tainment that distinguished guests have
hitherto received hero.
The Evil Brought Some.—The De
troit papers announce another amalga
mation case. A beautiful young white
Uirl, 17 years of age, a daughter of Mr.
iram L.Stout, of the town of Sharon,
eloped with a negro boy who
was in the service of her father, and it
is thought has gone with him to Cana
da. The father of the girl is a noted
abattonist, and is now, with the other
members of the family, greatly distress
ed at the practical test of the doctrines
he has taught.
Wagiogtoic .May I.—The five new
Territories, which the House commit
tee on territories pro rose to organize,
contain respectively the following num
ber of inla.bitante: Citi . ppowa, from
eight to to thousand; Nevada, about
the tame camber;
Dakota, eight thous
and; Pike's Pea ls, Aileen to twenty
tbouaand • Arizona, six to eight thous
. anti. Ea ch of these bills contain the
Mowin g prOnillo : Progided that, tier
- wrthelees, slavery has *illegal existence
Inlaid Territory, and nothing herein
atusteibed shall be construed to author
ise' aapreveat its existence therein.—
nada ISNIMMUVI will come up fur con
ibitirt next week.
r-
Z s
Steve ilue.—Nro. You
. 14t. ' Two fugitive 'levee were ar=
Up eeterduy, sad after exam
- bre Cotookbaiooor Botts,
. -
7, ,* ' 30 ...ae. WO tat* to their
. 10141 %.90-MbiTtic - Sai r istakd• Tiber
rele lan 441iir Ivey suropi No 4lis
i - tabia t i l i, w i lopi t - - - - ttie-,_, ; .
Circulate the Deemasuts !
The subscription pries of,The Om7sr I.
now, as it has long been, 11,75 per aanua, ff
?aid mismem — otherriae, $2. We will also
furnish it fbr the camptlgn—from this time
until after the 'residential election—at scrim
rr-rlrs CENTS, pay - tacit rn adrawr.
Persons getting up clubs will always find us
ready and willing to make proper remuneration
for their time and tremble. CUICULATt TIIZ
Doccutsrs !
MiI.J&-FILR.I3BEC).
On the 28th ult., by the Rey. T P. Bucher,
Ur. HENRY REMMERS to Miss CHRISTIANA
THESHER, both of Franklin town,hip.
On the 3d inst. , by the Rey. Jacob Ziegler,
Mr. WM. H. DEATRICK. of West Manheim
township, York county. (formerly of Adams,)
Miss CATHARINE SELL, of Union township,
Adams county.
At Locilst Hill, on the 2d inst., by the Rey.
Thomas Creigb. D. D . of Mercersburg, Re% J.
R. WARNER. of this place, to Miss JENNIE,
daughter a the late Wm. Craig.
On the 2dth ult., at the fesidence of the
bride's fatly's., by the Rev. Isaac C. Weidler, Mr.
ANDREW F. BLACK to Miss HARRIET L.
PAXTON, all of Adams county.
April 10th,1860, in the Second street German
Reformed Church, in Hagerstown. by Rev. Dr.
E. Heiner, Rev. F. R. ANSPACH, D. D.. Editor
of the "Lutheran Observer," to Mrs. SUSAN
M. GALE, of West River, Sone Arundel coun
ty, Md., and daughter of Augustus Mathiot,
Esq., of Baltimore.
Oa the 19th of April. in Taneytown, by the
Rev. O'Neil Mr. JOHN H. ORENDUREF to Mies
•
EMMA JANE KING, both atlas county.
)0•1 11 1
This morning. of cancer of the breast, Mrs.
C.iTHARINE. wife of Jesse D. Newman, Esq.,
of Mountjoy township, aged 56 years and 25
days. [lianorer and Chambersburg papers
please copy.]
On Friday week, Mrs. ELIZABETH J.
SHOWALTER. wife of Mr. David Showalter,
of Pranhiin township, and daughter of Henry
and Elizah.th Haldeman, aged 24 years 7
rannthe and 26 days.
On the 23d ult., in Adams connty,CIIARLES,
son of David and Robecca Worts, aged 11
years 6 mouths and 18 days.
On - 3uth ult., in Hamiltonban township,
WILIdAM ERNEST, infant son of Daniel and
Martha E. Plank, aged 8 months and 2d days.
On the. 25th ult., in Conowago township,
Adams county, SARAH. daughter of Henry
and Be'mina Eris/Inas ) aged 3 years 6 months
and 2 days.
On the 22d ult., is Adams county, VALARIA
ELLEN, infant daughter of Mr. Peter Sell,
aged 1 year 3 months aad 33 days.
On the 28th of April, In Strabaa township,
Miss HANNAH JANE, only daughter of Philip
and Margaret Donohue, aged lb years, within
two months. She suffered for several months,
and at times most intensely, with • dropsical af
fection. bat having given her heart to her Sa
vior, she bore her sufferings with christian pa
tience, and murmured not at the will of her
God; and never uttered a single expression of
impatience. Her mind was always calm and
serene and ermined desirous to improve her af
fliction by pe.ptuing still more for its tenni
nation. She was not afraid to meet the monster,
Death, for she was ready fur his comiug, and
gently fell asleep In Jesus, in answer to His
summons. She was greatly beloved by all
who knew her; and those who knew her best,
esteemed her most. She was possessed of a
kind and noble heart, gent& and dignified in
her intercourse with all, An readily won for
herself the confidence of those with whom she
became acquainted. She was an amiable and
affectionate daughter. Her quiet and gentle
influence as a child, made the home of her pa
rents a desired spot: and while her parents
have sustained a great lots, and are deeply af
flicted, may they not forget that their loss is
her eternal gain. Therefore mourn nut, tender
mother, weep not gentle father, and sigh not
luring brother, that there is a vacant seat in
your midst, for Hannah /vie is safe In another
and a better world. And while you miss that
familiar face, and that cherub form, always
coming like a beam of sunshine, gladdening the
hearts of those* around her, and while your
hearts may pain and throb with anguish, look
forward to that better land, where the sunder
ed links of affection shall be re-united, and the
gloom and fear of earthly sorrow shah navet
enter.
God is now her glorious Tight;
Faith is now all lost in sight:.
She beholds His glorious face,
Who has saved her by Ibis graq i .
Like her Savior, she shall be
Shiver in his majesty ;
She has entered into rest . ;
And tow Is mingling with the blest.
Filledaad satisfied with joy,
Naught con burden, fade, or cloy;
Death:yes ne:„ar her blips dissever,
For she shall reign with Christ forever
On the 20th inst., Mr. SAMUEL %%HOFFMAN,
of Straban township, Adams county, aged 53
years 6 mouths and 8 days. "In the midst of
life we ire is death." How truthfully verified
is this impressive sentence, contained in the
Holy Scriptures. It is a theme for resection,
for devout meditation, seeing that in the decease
of friends there is an exemplification of the un
certainty of life. But a few days have elapsed
since he. who is the sublect of this notice, was
in the fi.6l enjoyment of health, bidding fair to
yet wisely years of nsefulness. shedding that
lustre in the family circle which had adorned
his character with the praise and admiration of
his extensive acquaintance. In him acre found
those attributes so characteristic of his nature.
A loving and devoted husband, a fond and in
dulgent lather, a friend to the needy and suffer
ing, as many can testify, cheerfully and with
pleasure administering to the wants of the af-
Ilicted—s christian walking in the light of
righteousness, evidencing by his life that he
possessed those virtues which adorn the lie of
the Christian. T.
TXX.IO
GETTYSBURG-SATCRDAT LArr
Superfine Flour 6 00 to 6 25
Rye Flour •• 3 75•
White Wheat 1 40 to 1 50
Red Whe4t 1 35 to 1 40
Corn
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Buckwheat ...-. .... .....-.... 56
Buckwheat Meal. ... ....... ...... ..... . 2 00
Clorr Seed
Timothy 5eed.......... 1 50 W 1 75
Flax Seed ...... ...-.., 1 20
Barley 60
Plaser of Paris .......... 6 2
Hasler ground, per 1 00
BALTIMORE--huoax Lary
Flour -....- 6 37 to 8 50
Wheat 1 48 :a 1 80
Rye . ........ .—...- . 85 to • 92
Corn -....-...... 75 to 78
Oats ... 42 to 48
Clover 5eed....«... - 4 50 .o 5 00
Timothy Seed 3 2b to 3 50
Beef Cattle, per baud 8 00 xolo 50
Hogs, per hand --.. ..... -.« 7 50 to 8 00
Hay.-----............--..-....:.15 00 tol9 00
Guano, Peruvian, per t0a......... 42 00
HANOVER--Tatresnar talc
Flour, from wagons/ie. -....-.... 6 00
Do. from stores.---.----. 6 25
Wheat .. ....... -.... ......... 1 40114
Rye _ ....... -....-.-.. 85
Corn
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Oita ...... ...-- ....... -....--. 640
Cloves Seed--- ..... .-... ...-... 4 25
Timothy Seed.---- 2 00
Plater...... »....... —....----- 8 25
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April 2, IMO. 1111110".1,14,16.1".
WONDERTITL, BUT ?6138.—A few days
sines, Mr. ilia U. Roadie, of Huntsville, Ala
bama, called on sts sad gave us permission to
publish fur the benefit of suffering humanity,
thesstonishiag curs which has been effected in
the case of hie wife by the use of Pr. Hance's
Vegetable Ept/eptie Pills. He inThrrned us,
that at the time his wife commenced using the
medicine, her e,y stem w.is so entirely prostrated,
by the number of spasms she had undergone.,
as to reduce her weight to 100 lbs. Since she
has been taking the pills, .he has entirely got
over the spasms I.nd has gained in weight and
bodily health. She now weighs at least 200
lbs., and declares she is in better enjoyment of
health than ever before in her life. kir Beadle
also related the case of Mr. fierri.on Lightfoot
of the rime town , who has been entirely cured
of the worst form of Epilepsy by these same
pills. kir Lightfoot's ease was so bed that he
never passed a week without having en attack,
often falling down in the Street. He has not
had an attaLk for more than it yeAr. Mt Beadle
thinks that if the pills ever tail in curing a case,
it is fur the want of a proper perseverance on
the part of the person in taking them, as he
feels assured from observation in the case of
his wife, that if they are taken fur a sufficient
length of time, they will cure any case. Sent
to any part of the country by mail, on the re
ceipt of a remittance. •Address Serfs S. II ANCIL,
108 Baltimore street, Baltimore, !dd. Price,
one box, $3; two, $5; twelve, $24. ap.l6. lm
Ipa"The great strengthening and tonic medi
cine Is 1100FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.—
It gives you an appetite, it makes you feel well,
it cures the Dlspepsia, and disesses arising
from a disordered Stomach. For sale by drug
gists everywhere, at 75 cents per I.ottle.
April Iti. Im_
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY !--SIR
JANES CLARKE'S CICLICIIIIATED FINALS Pats,
front a prescription by Sir J. Clarke, rr Physician Eitraordinery to the Queen.
This well known medicine is no imposition, but
a sure aad safe remedy for Female Dificulties
sad Obstructions, !rem any cause whatever,
and although a powerful remedy, they contain
nothing hurtful to the constitution. To Yam-
LADIIIR it is peculiarly suited. It will, it
dlhort time, bring on the smoothly period with
regularity.
These Pills have ***** bees knows to foil
where the directions on 141 page of pamphlet
are well observed.
Foe farther particulars get a pamphlet of the
agent.
N. 11-31 and 6 postage stamp. enclosed to
any aathorind agent, will insure-* bottle, con
taining over 40 pills by return artisan.
T. W. Drat *Son, Wholesale Agents, Phila
delphia:. A. D. Buehler, Agent, Deity sburg.
June 13,'39. ly
ihrTIIE PUBLIC BLESSING which is now
universally admitted to exist in lloffat's Life
Pills and Phoenix Bitters, is every day demon
strated by their astonishing efficacy in the vases
which they are announced to cure. All the
complaints of the stomach and bowels, weak
ness of the digestive organs and of die system
generally, bilious and Seer a ff ections, night
[even, he ad atlas, piles, costiveness, consump
tion, rheumatism, scurvy, impurity of the blood,
or blotched and ;allow complexions, soon yield
to their curative properties. A single trial in
variably secures them the title of the best fami
ly medieiues now before the public. For sale
by the proprietor, W. B.IIOFFAT, at his offire,
235. Broadway, N. Y., and by Store Keepers and
Druggists generally. [Feb. 13. ly*
Communicated.
A CARD TO THE SCFYRRINC.—TIie Rev.
COSGIOVII, while laboring as a mis
sionary to Japan, was cured of Consumption,
when all other means had failed, by a recipe ob
tained from a learned physician residing in the
great city of Jeddo. This recipe has cared
great somber' who were suffering from Con
sumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, and Colds,
and the debility and nervous depression caused
by these disorders.
Desirous of benefiting others, I will rend this
recipe, widob I have brought home with me, to
all who need it, free of charge. Address
REV. WM. COSGROVE,
230 Baltic street, !Stook!) n, N. Y
March 5, '6O. 3m
Dividend.
MOIL or CrTTTIIIVIO,
Mny 1, 1860. f
rßDirectors of the Wink of Gettysburg
ave this day declared a dividend of FOUR
CENT , payable on and after Monday, the
7th hut. . T. O. CARSON, (Woes.
May 7, 1860. -St
NT OTTGE Is hereby given to the Stockholders
11 in the Gettysburg Water Company, that
an Mectioa for Fire Managers of said Company
will be held at the house of Geo. W. McClellan,
in Gettysburg, on Saturday, Au 24 day of Jane
wit, between the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock, P.
IL By order of the Board,
S. R. RUSSELL, Say.
Muy 7, 1860. to
Gas! Gas ! Gas!
rplift intbscriber has laid in a large.stock of
Gas Chandeliers. Brackets, Beraers, kr.,
to which be invites the attention of the citizens
of Gettysburg. His prices are as low as they
are in the cities. Call in and see for yourselves.
Ware Room in York street, opposite the Bank.
May 7, 1860. W.ll. HELMS.
Z. 14
Communicated
AinBR.A.FIAM KING'S KSTATE.—Letters of
administrattoa on the estate of Abraham
g, Sr., late of Reading township, Adams
county, deceased. having beam granted to the
undersigned, residing in the woe township, they
hereby give notice to all persons indebted tai
said estate to make immediate payment, and
those haring claims against the sante to present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
SINGLETON KICHOLTZ,
ELI MIEI(S,
May 7,1860. 6t .4 denisistreters.
Notice.
TACOB BAICHR'S ESTATE.—Letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Jacob Baker,
late of Liberty township, Adams county, de
ceased, having been granted to the under
signed, residing in Freedom township, he
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same to present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN BAKER, Ach.e . r.
May 7, 1860. a
THAT is not a humbug, may be seen at the
. Ware Room of :311EADS & BURIILER-4
atent Washing Machine, about the utility of
which there can be no mistake. It is tindotibt
edly the beet Washbg Machine that halt ever
been invented. It must speak for itself.—
Tewnship rights for sale on reasonable terms.
Mathieu also for sale. Call and see IL
May 7, 1860.
JTACOS ITEININGER. has just returned from
the cities with the prettiest and cheapest lot
of SPRING IND SCIMEII. GOODS for Geatle
mea's wear ever offered in Gettysbutg. Be has
every rariet style y and price of goods. While
gentlemen oil always find Cloths to snit their
taste, they can at the same time have their
measures takea and a garment put up to order
upon the shortest gotite, In the moat substan
tial manner, and faattiottabas style. To secure
bargains and save money go to the Merchant
Tailoring Establishment of
JACOB RELNINGER,
May 7, 1160. Carlisle sweet.
AWAGE lot of Crockery and Queonowaro
for sale by NORBECIL & KARIM.
Ylisubscriber has jest opened a NEWS
irlitPOT oa Baltimore street, nearly oppo-
Fahasstache store, where will constantly
he feud any and ere;ytklng in the reading
114 of a strictly worst character. All the
leading 31st/isles Is ba Cerls, Literary pa-
CiZeekly and , together with Music,
COtilletioss, L Tobacco, Oakes,
and all sorts of actions, in endless variety.—
Would you know the news Then send la
year asass, all ye who thirst for knowledge,
and year wawa will=a imax
4 14 .
OfityMiters. Aprilg JUL •
BC::Mk tablas. 'florets lad allch:11,
Avow sa al 1. scar
Ilirtotioes.
Election.
Notice.
An Invention
Clothing ! Clothing !
New News Depot.
- *WOO "inward!
2.
- Ducroirs MAMBA AI 1101111—Bod
13
as iis Weridf-41ew is tie tiles to coder
Machines tad sot be disappointed, like there
were a good many last season.. I bore wade
some important improvements as to cutting
grain, strength aad durability of the Machias,
tc. Farmers wishing to get Sitachines, are Hl
spectfoliy invited to call at my shop, or with
my agents, and see the sew arrangements ; sad
further, I will state that there is a Machine wide
at Dover, York county, Pa., which is called
u Ohio Mower," having 1 driving wheels,
and looking much like my machine; and it a as
reported in some places last year that the) were
aunts of my They proved a perfect
failure, were lying about in the (*Zee Corneal,
and men were obliged to get other Machines to
cut their crops. I wish to inform the farmers
that they were none of my machines. There is
considerable difference in the two Machines.—
Persons costing to my shop may see the differ
ence, as I have both Buck Eye and Ball's here.
)1y Machine cuts in front of driving wheel and
Ball's behind. But, as some men think ii pre
ferable in cutting grain behind, I hereby state
that I can make mine to cut behind as well as
front, but nose are made that way unless so
ordered.
I alto have different kinds of second-hsa•led
Machines on hand, such as MANN I 'B, HUSSY'S
and. McCORMICK:B. Price of second-handed
Machines from s2tto $75.
For the convenience of men using my Ma
chine, I will have castiug-lnii Sc, buses, 4.c.. at
the Machine Shopa here mentioned, fur any
thing breaking by accident, kc.: Dar id Sterner,
Gettyaburg; W. W. Dingee k Co., York; F.
Gardner, Carlisle ; Samuel Fitz, Hanover ;
David Shoot; Waynesboro', Chum
hamburg. •
a wl also coutiaue neakiag GRAIN DI/ILLS
and other MACHINERY. REPAIRING DOME;
and the best kind of Spring Teeth, Rakes, kc.,
are kept for tale. J. H. SIIILLEMAN,
Flat Berlin, Adana comity, Pa.
May 7, 1860. ist
Statement
OF TILE BANK OF GETTYSBURG.
ASSETS. May 1,139.
Ulans and discounts $329,051 53
Specis 39,055 85
Due by other Banks ..... 89,948 33
Notes of other 8ack5,..... .................... 2,449 21
Stocks 966 OS
Judgments . —...— 13,394 98
80nd5......... 5,018 00
Real Estate 9,409 09
Total—.—.—.—....—. ... "488,284 01
LIABILITIES
Circulation
Deposits
Due to other Banks..
,
Total $28t1,3711 23
•
CAPITAL, ....... $145,17117 '
The above statement Is correct, to the beet of
my knowlevie and belief.
T. D. CARSON, Ceatier.
Affirmed and subscribed before me, the sth
day of May, 184 Q. Uso. Auoin, J. I'.
Notice.
rilil first account of SAXIJIL W . , As
slime, of TUOVIAS WALLIN, bas been tiled
in the Court of Common Pleas of Adams eoun
ty, and will be confirmed by the said Court, on
the sad city of ire, next, unlmukcause be shown
to thehemitrary. JACOtt BI SHE l'rota4.
April 30, 1800. 401
Notice.
Tiff: second account of Dr. Joni Atm. Com
mittee or the person and swats of (isogon
immix*, (a lunatic,) has been lied in the
Court of Common Pleas of Adams county, and
will be confirmed by the said Court on the rid
day qf Nay wit, unless cause be shows to the
contrary. JACOB BUSHEY, Agra's , .
April 23, 1860. 41
Notice.
IE first account of JOIN F. FaLrr, Esq.
au 1 JACO/11 .Mosroar, Assignees of I)ivi
losrour, has been filed an ,the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Adams County, and will be con
firmed 'ay the said Court on ;he 31d day of May
next, nnless cause be shown to the contrary.
JACOB BUSHEY, Froth' y.
Aprll 23, 1860. 4t*
Notion.
THE first and final account of i ons F. Fern,
Esq., Assigns* of Noses 8 AAAAA C 421, has
been sled in the Court of Common Maas of
Adams county, and trill be continued bY the
said Court on theta day of If ay sex.. unless
cause be shown to the contrary.
JACOB UCSUEY, Pretli'i.
April 23, 1360. 4t*
Notice.
Tonux account of DATID MCSSILX.III, AlPignef
Oren&ISTIAN MRS'S, has been file 4
is the
Court of Common Pleas of Adams comity, 'and
will be confirmed by the said Court, on the 22d
day of Kay nee, unless cense be shown to the
contrary. JACOB BUSHEY, Pretit'y.
April 23, 111 1 / 4 . at*
The Old County
EIIILDING, known by every man in the
county, and no doubt many a one wished
never had been such a place, as many
were broken up by permitting, or rather oblig
ed to have their names entered upon the coun
ty dockets. But look at. the change. It Is a
pleasure now to call there and buy goods of
AMSO at such astonishingly reduced prices—
lower than ever before offered in the county.
He has just received from the cities • large
lot of new Ready-made CLOTIMG, for men
sad boys' wear; with Ham, Boots and Shoes,
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Clocks, Watches,
Jewelry, Violins, Segars, Tobacco, Lk:.... dc., kc.
Call soon, and don't miss the grest bargains
now had at the old County Building, corner of
the Diamond and York street, Gettysbt rg.—
That's tie gisot!
Thankful to his old customers for their pa
tronage, he hopes by his change of location nut
only to retain their custom, but secure a large
number of new buyers.
As entire summer suit—coat, pasta and rest—
for $1,261 11. SAMSON.
April 16, 1840.
New Spring Goode.
L. SCHICK barium received and ors for
tale the most desirable asaortasent of DRY
GOODS ever brought la Gettysburg, coasistisig
in part of
Spring Silks,
Plain Black do.,
Foftlarde,
Bring de Leis's,
Oriental Lustre*.
Also, Bombazines, Alpaeeas, De lieges, thug
hams, Lawns, Brilliants., Shepherd's Plaids,
Crape di Espange, Tissue Barer*, Az..
April 16, 1060.
Spring 1880.
ASCOTT k SON have just,. receired, sad
,„ are now opening, at their establishment,
in Onambersburg at., opposite the "Eagle Ho
tel," a large, choke and desirable stock of
SPRING GOODS, which they offer to **pub
lic, satisfied that goods ass': be ssfl chseptrthait
they are now offering them. Oar stock com
prises all the different Myth mid qualities of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Shawls, Ritilmiss,
Gloves, Hosiery, White Goods, Laces, he., he.
For MEll and BOYS' WEAR we have our
lanai variety, in style, quality mad price.
Oar customers will always Sad our stook of
Domestic Goods fell, cheap sad complete. We
invite all to give as a call and ezesalas oar
utoek, initialed that an examiaation is all that
Is necessary to convince all that ones is the
cheap *tare. No troabla to show goods.—
Thankful for past encouragement, and woald
respectfully ask s cortissascs of the pits.
A. SCOTT k SON.
N. B. Nasky Prodaise takea la eschisage
kir Goods. [April 11, IN*,
Notice.
TogsET L
TAT—Letters of 64.
tainistraties oa the estate of Job* e w e r ,
of litionifeL ea towaship, Adams comfy, do
seamed, ikavieg pasta(' to the sndersigaz
girssiding tit tits Moe township, she hereby
ves notice to ail persons indebted to wad
Witte to sake lassodinse wawa, sad those
baths/ claims against the same to prossotthm
rept* satheatisatellfir eettlesteat.
IS EM fUSIR, 4111 Vs.
Sarno tisi4 lute bees eoestitebtit
4,8* air tbe hiarsuis, tblimmiseu
Ltt:MU stay. be tmesete. with bler.
sear the tato resides.' of eseeeeef.
April 3, Iseo. 8t !AWLS ItUVER
OT REAL KBTATE,
Ow lisemisy, ter :at A do of Jfay eat,
A Parcel of Ground, oposite UR Garman Rs
famed Church, on titration attest, in front
equal to needy six Town Lots.
Oes Oat-Lot, adjoining 8. Fahnestock, contain-
ing 8 Acres and 37 Perches.
One Out-Lot, adjoining and South of the abort,
containing 4 Acres and 114 Perches.
One Out-Lot South of and adjoining W. Zieg
ler, containing 8 Acres and e 2 Perches.
One Out-Lot, North of and adjoining Rec. J.
Ziegler. containing 7 Acres and 8 Perches.
One Out-Lot, South of and adjoining key. J.
containing 4 Acres and 101 Perches.
One trut:Lot, North of had adjoining. lion- D.
Ziegler, containing . 4 Acres and 101 Perches.
One lidt-Lot, Werbof and adjoining W. Ziegler,
containing 5 Acres and 75 Perches.
One Out-Lot, Solidi of and adjoining George
Little, containing 4 Ac, and 112 Perches.
One Ont-Lot, Onendow.) on McMillan's Lane,
nagasining 4 Acres and 47 Perches.
One Ont-Lot. on 31cMillaris Lome, adjoining
Geo. Codori, containing 5 Acres and 20 l'er.
One Ont-Lot, on !fiddle signet, adjoining S.
Fah neAtock, containing about 120 Perches.
One Town-Lot, No. 51, on Railroad, in rear of
Yount's Hotel.
One Brick House and Half Lot, on Chambers
burg street, occupied by kint-Ditterfine.
One Brick Bare and Three Lots, corner of
Washington and Railroad streets—the best
location in towu for Depot and Mercantile
business:
Trews :—One-hell Cash, on delivery or Deed,
say within 20 days, and possession given.—
The residua of the purchase, WITHOUT IN
TF.REST, in equal annual payments in one and
two years from first of Apr I, Min, aec.ored by
Bond and .Mertgage on the property, or satis
factory personal security. The properties will
be showa by l sra. SAMUEL WITIIISLOW or lons
Swaim. ISAAC H. SMITH.
April 3). 1860. td
PTOTICE is hereby given to all legatees and
other persona concerned that the Admis•
stration accounts hereinafter mentioned will
be presented at the Orphan's Cann of Adams
county for confirmation and allowance, vs
rowday, the 22d of Nog rata, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., via:
its. Fleet and Anal account of John Slyder,
Executer of the last will and testament ofJmnes
Lei kr, deceased.
184. The woad account of James Feeler,
Executor of the will ul Jacob Fetser, late of
Germany township, deceased.
183. &mood account of Daniel floarbaugh,
Executor of Usury Scheyer, deceased.
- .... -$239,554 04
43,13 R 66
..... 6,689 SI
186. Ths secoadand final account of Tobias
Royer. Executor of the tut will and testament
a Hoary 11. Slsraeder, deceased.
187. First and final accouat of Addison V.
Myers, Executor of Margaret Boyer,decaased.
169. The first and final account of Peter
Smith, Administrator of the estate of
_Rachel
Smith, (widow of Aothony Smith deceased) :ate
of Monstpleasant township, deceased.
169. The first scooting of Jacob Harerstock,
Administrator of Peter llaverstock, deceased.
190. First seccruat of Jacob Harman, one of
the Executors of Samuel Studebaker, deceased.
191. The Ent account of On/tense Stude
baker, one of th• Executors of Samuel Stude
baker, deceased.
192. The second and final account of Jacob
A. Myers, one of the Executors of George DOW.-
tiortf, deceased.
193. Ths second account of James 11cElsee
sod John L. Sadler, Executors af the last will
and testament of Joshua Snyder, deceased, as
settled by James McElree, Executor.
194. The first account of lleary Spangler,
Administrator of the estate of Isaac llaverstock,
deceased.
195. The account of Sebastian Stitzel, Ad
ministrator of George Saylor, deceased.
196. The first And final account of George
Wilson and Jo sh Graff, Adsoinlsirators of
the estate of Frances Wilson. deceased.
/97. The hest account of Joel 11. Dann3r,
Executor of Peter Ferree, decessed.
ZACIIARI All MYERS, Rtgrater
Register's Office, Clettys- 1
Lurg, April 23, I/360. i
NOTICE is hereby given to all legatees and
other persons concerned that the Admin
istration accounts hereinafter mentioned will
be presented at the Orphan's Court of Adams
county for confirmation and allowance, on
TNnmagy, ate 29th of Noy lust, at lo o'clock, A.
M., viz :
19i. The first and final recount of Jonathan
C. longest, Esq., Trnsteelor the sale of the real
estate of thongs Cubs, late et Germany tows
ship, tiecease4..
PM. The drat and ling accosts% of Wm. A.
Coll. Administrator of the estate of Philip Coll,
lam of liamiltonban lownshiA deceased.
200. The tint sad ISnal account of Robert
Slemmoas, suralibig Vascular of Robert Slem
mons, Sr., late of Samiltonban township,dec'd.
201. The account of John Tudor, acting
Ssecutor of the Will of John Tudor, Sr., de
ceased.
20. Retool and deal account of Job• U.
Aulebaagh, Esq., Executor of th• last will sad
testament of George Clark, Esq., deceased.
ZACHARIIII MYERS, liegister.
Register's Orate, Getty'.
berg, April 30,1840. 1
Notice.
AMITI.W. HOFFMAN'S ISTATH.—Letters
of administatiou on the estate of Samuel
Hoffman, late of Straban '..ownship, Adams
county, deceased, having been granted to the
undersigned, (the first named residing in the
same township and the last named in Chain
ber.ti erg, Franklin county,) they herety give
notice to all persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment, cud tbo4e haring
claims against the mune to present than proper
l) authenticated for settlement.
WALTER W. HOFFMAN,
PETER S. DECHERT,
April 30, 18E4. Gt.* Administrators.
y FILES A. THORPSON'S EST ATE.—Letters
ej of adininistrtt ion 00 the estate of James A.
humpsonlat eof Hamiltuuban to uship,Adame
cuuety, deceased, having been granted to the
sub.,criber, residing in the saute tosreshlie, he
hereby gibes notice to all persons indebted to
amid estate to make immediate payment. and
those hating claims against the same to present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
ISAAC ROBINSON, Adst'r.
April 30, 1800. GO
SOLONON STALEY'S ESTATE.—Letters
of administration on the estate of Solomon
Staley, late of Germany township, Adams to.,
deceased, haring been granted to the under
signed, residing in Mountpleasant township, La
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
said estate to make Immediate payment, Lad
those having claims against the same to pre.
sent them properly authenticated for settle
ment. ALFRED H. STALEY,
April 30, 1060. Ot Adatimetregor.
EYE LAWYER'S ESTATE.—Letter testa
mentary, on 'the estate of Eve LLWTST,
late of Franklin township, Adams county,
deceased, having been granted to the . under
signed, residing is Carroll county, h e hereby
gives notice to all persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, and those
hating claims against the same to present them
properly authenticated for settlement, to
SAMUEL A. LAWYLK, £xmvtor,
or to Jour Lawysa, his Attorney, residing in
Franklin township. (April 30, 1880. 6t
GROWE ARNOLD has just received front
the setuy a lugs stock of cheap CLOTHS,
CASSINZRES Burnam Cloths, Tweeds, Drill
ings, JOWLS, Linens, Velvet lards, Lc.—
Mao, Mules, Calico.., Gingham*, and Cotton
Drillings, of every variety. Can endues them.
April 16, 11160. lit
ostnasiva assortnent of Boots aiLa Shan,
inadatist el Boa's do* Franck Calf Boon,
ass bony Inots, Men's French Gaiters,
Oxford Tin sad Shoes, Msn's Brooms, Boys'
Boots, Shoes sad Gaiters, at
Apra 23. IL F.
b / , , 2
4. 1281 AND MISSES' SNOBS s ok
oboes of the ladies is so
& vary Ass antiosaat of
ists, OWN sad Slippers ; tau Mime
Aral Sion Sol UnMan, eiNtaty at
. Jodi IL F. 111rUdlaia
Plibil6 Bale
Register's Notice.
Register's Notice.
Notice.
Notice.
Notioe.
New Goods.
Boot* And Shoo&
Sheritralty.
TO THE VOTERS OP ADAMS COONTY:—
Pellaw-tilizess:—At the earnest solicita
tion of numerous friends, I offer aquif as a
candidate for the office of SHERIFF, atthe nest
election, subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention. Should I be so
fortunate as to be nominated and elected., I
shall endeavor to discharge the duties of the
;Alice taithfully and impartially.
JACOB TROXEL
Gettysburg. Mardi 26, 1e.60. tc
SheriffalV.
TO Trig VOTERS OF ADAMS COUNTY:—
Fellow-citizens:—At the earnest solicits,-
titan of numerous friends, I offer myself as a
candidate fur the office of SHICRIFF, at the next
election, subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention. Should I be so
fortunate as to be nominated and elected, I
shall endeavor to discharge the duties of the
office faithfully and impartially.
MICHAEL B. MILLER
Mount!)learsot tP., April 16, 1860. tc
Sheriffaity.
0 THE VOTERS OF ADAMS COUNTY:—
At the urgent solicitation of ninny of my
riends and fellow-Democrats, I am induced to
offer myself as a. candidate fur the office of
SllERlFF—xobject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention. If nominated I
promise the party that no energetic efforts shall
be lost to secure my election; and if elected, I
promise the voters of the county to diachnrge
the tea or the office impartially, fearing:4)-
4'nd conseientiously. SAMUEL WOLF.
Abbottatown, March 28, 1860. tc
Sheriffalty.
ITO THE VOTERS OF AAA CIS COUNTY.:—
Fellow-eitixens :—At the tamest salicita
tpaa of numerous friends, I offer myself ns a
candidate for the office of SHERIFF, at the next
election, subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention. Should I be so
fortunate as to be nominated and elected, I
&ball endeavor to discharge the duties of the
faithfully and impartially.
GEORGI III'SIIMAN
Cumberland tp., March It), is 6Y. to
Register and Recorder.
THROUGH the solicitations of numerous
friends, I have Leen induced to off my
se again se a candidate for REGISTER AND
RECORDER, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention. If nominated
and elected, I pledge myself to discharge the
duties ofthe office with promptness and fidelity.
W ILl.lttll OVERDEER.
Itenderrrifie, April 2, 1860. to
Register and Recorder.
T the solicitation of numerous friends I
offer myself as a candidate for the office
o OYSTER AND RECORDER, aubjectte the
decision of the Democratic County Conventlon.
If nominated and elected, I pledge myeaFfito
discharge the duties of the office with prompt-
MISS and fidelity.
ANDREW W. FLEYMING.
Gettysburg, April 23, 1860. to
Clerk of the Courts.
AT the solicitation of timorous friends I
offer 'myself as a candidate for the office
of LURK OF TUE COURTS—subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
Should I be nominated and elected, I pledge
my best efforts to discharge the duties of the
office satisfactorily. 'HENRY G. CARR.
Gettysburg, April 9, 1160. to
Cleric. of the Cowls.
AiT the urgent solicitation of numerous
!leads I offer myself as a candidate for
re-e taloa to the office of CLERK OF THE
COURTS, subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention. Should I be nomi
nated and elected, I pledge myself to perform
the duties of said office with fidelity.
HENRY O. WOLF.
April 9, 184. to -
Clerk of the Courts.
j „ x
en the (smut solicitation of numerous
friends, I offer myself as a ceadidme for
V ItK OF Till COURTS at the next election,
subject to the decision of the Democritic County
Convention. Should Ibe Dominated and elect
ed, I pledge my best ellbrts to a faithful dis
charge of the duties of the post.
JOHN EICIIOLTZ.
Beller tp., April I, 1860. to
Notice.
ALARGARET FICKESTI ESTATIL— Lo
testamentary on the estate of Margaret
, late of Mnatingtos township, Adams
county, deceased, baring, been granted to the
undersigned, residing in Itiobury, Franklin co.,
he hereby irkes steam to oil parrons indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment, and
thou having claims against the same to present
them properly authenticated for settiem:nt.
JOSIAH FICKES, Ez'r.
stir Any information desired in regards* the
estate will be communicated by Hon. I. E.' More Light
Wisauss. [April 9, 1660. CC "Vor may talk about your Gas lights Ail as
,you ,please, but there is one thineamain,
Notide. h. ti. CAVA has on baud as fine an holkitiknent
of CLiAitS as ever was offered in this musket—,
inch as Yarrab, Principees, Habana., hid Re
gattas. Any person or persons haring denibts
as to the truth lathe above statement, can hiss
their doubts removed by giving them k trial.
He has just received from the cities"f illratla
delphia and Baltimore, as fine an assortment of
HOSIERY as is usually kept in this of any
other place. lie also has as fine en assort
ment of saucy Neck-ties, Shirt Collars, Gentle
men's Jewelry, and Perfumery, as any otheres
tablishment can show--all of which hi will
sell low far Cash or Country Produce.
Come one, come all, and give him 44111.
Don't forget the place—York street, sett duos
to Sauppe's bakery. [April 30;1506.
Notice to Stookholdem—
JACOB lIANKEY'S ILSTATE.—Letters tcs
tamentary on the estate of Jacob liankry, ,
late of Cumberland township, Adams county,
deceased, having been granted to the under
signed, (the first named residing in lioyerstown,
Berks county, and the last named in Cumber
land township, Adams county,) they hereby
give notice to all persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, and those
haring claims against the same to present them
property authenticated kw settlement.
P. D. W. HANKET,
A. HANKET,
April 2, 1660. 61
Notice.
"DETER MORITZ'S RSTATR,— Let ure text*.
.1" mentary on the estate of Peter Moritz, We
of Reuling towaship, Adams comity, deceased,
haring been granted to the atedersigoed, raid
ing in the same township, be hereby gives no
tice to ell persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment, end those haring
claims against the same to present them proper
ly authenticated for tettlentent.
JOHN MORITZ, ger.
April 8, 1840. et
Nq e.
ELIZABETH PENTZ'S ESTATE.—Letters
tostaatatary on the estate of Elisabeth
Pent:, late of Reading township, Adams eouaty,
deceased, baring been granted the undersigned,
residing in the pamc township, he hereby gimes
notice to all persons ladetted to said 'stuns
to make immediate payment, and those haring
claims against the same to present them proper
ly authenticated fur settlement.
DAVIS) t'ENTZ, Rer.
April 9, 1969. 43t
Notice.
ANDB.EW BlloErUli'd ESTATL.--Lottseirof
administration on the estate el Andrew
broach, late of loading township, Adam I Settee to Tax-payers.
enmity, deceased, having bees granted to the IVOTICIjI is hereby given that the ab ar Oti ty
undersigned, (the first armed residin, la tad
- ' ii Cenuidesiosters will make oh i
se township and the last awned ta Stalir s. wO4 egg CialtiT. upon all Btat, atilt my
jr4l 4
township,) they hereby sire notice to all per.: tales assessed for tie year 111641;autt h alf bo
sons indebted to odd estate to make inusedisite ' paid ioVnilectors 0 * 01 ' before . 1 lhie 2d
payment, and those having deism assign the day of /sty. Collectors will on to cad
same to present them properliptithenticated 'ea Las - paters es or before the 'shore' te, and
LI ventemeat. JUAN Man 111911123, I make soon abateation to 01l ,perecone kring on
JItIaYIALI MUM, ! or before said day, and pay the taste to the '",,
April 30, leen. at Adatisistrators. I County Treatinir, uthereise no abatecient will
Nair The notes and papers of said diseased' be made. ply orderofthetfomnsissionlin,
have been Left in the hands of the Arm named ! I. X. WALYSit,.4.aerk.
Administrator. 1 April 23 1 1180. td • . +.....
Notioe.
TACOS WISELY'S EST.LTlL—Letters tes
ty tamentszy on the estate of /slob Wooly,
late of Franklin.townabip, Adams cosily, de.,
eilasod, baring boon granted to the undersign
ed, residing is tb. same township, thew barony
( iv* notion to &Spinosa indebted to said estate
to asks inintodisio paymost, sod those baring
claims against the sum to preip•ut tibia proper-
If for settlemest.
AASOS WISELY,
• J 4418 EcILYALES,
April SO, 1040. 41 Agramitora
Lola fair 81110. I CbilllA (101041 r; - - 4
?Twit pubscriber mats LiOTS OF w o ws Lasw o 6, 44 "
..:1 9 p up Up •
j . GROUND, as Eitnaiss treat. al. 'he aka- ~ li o komw - - AlliTaiNo,
rook tie 'ode. They am adollasisk 494atad. lam Aaakkariaty 0 (40
aad wadi Illtit all' 1111116111, to
. I_ l asr, Cem4uigialosii,...qq,",,iipirajwar Par
besisen. DA% ID SIIIIILMIL I
we* make. Vow a, a 4 - Al
Goßrilmago Aril IA I s 6- A ' you, we cm take roa m; PA
''
1 LA osmium' paid to 0060Iri t tr ill"hi g a l l . rli , T.4,NAPitt
. ' at the Sulks itor Skpliglt , S (talk I ji, TiiitK I •
I Fruit and Orliallents!
riIaRES FOIL SALE.--41ECliWIC P4TERB k
I CO., Proprietors of "11111101ount
ries," Bendersville, AdsmilMfility, Pa. 7 ,
We would respectfully all the ettentlet of
the public to our largeittork of Fruit ern! Oros
mental Tree, such as Apple, Peach, Standard
and Dwarf Year, Cherry, Apricot and Plum
Trees; Urapecines ; Blackberry, Gooseborry arid
Currant stalks;
Ornamental and R•rergreens,
which we o ff er far_ next fall Fidel. We hare
appointed JonaISCiL Esq.. our travel
ing agent fur this county, whit le anti:flared to
make sales and take orders.
FAIR. MOUNT NURBERIKS having been es
tabliabeti for more than 20 yearn, the Proprie
tors natter themselves that their trees are of the
beat selected kinds., having fruited many of
them, and knowing what they are. The gre:tt
ly increased and increasing spirit of planting,
as wail as the degree of patronage extended to
warrant us in greatly increasing our nur
series, so that we are prepared to over for the
autumn of 1860 and succeeding years, a much
more extensive stuck than ever offered before
--cultivating draw 35 to to acres, containing
several hundred thousand trees at various
stages of growth, all of which are grown on
soil and under treatment best calculated to
make a healthy sad natural growth.
.PETEMS k CO.
sarrbe undersigned having accepted the
above Agency for the sale of Fruit Trees it
this county, takes this method of intbrtning the
public, that those wishing to purchase trees wiS
please take the subject into consideration be
fore I call personally upon them, AS I expect to
canvass a portion of tLe county. All letters
upon the subject, addressed to me at Sanders
ville' or left at any of the Hotels in Gettysburg,
will be attended to. Catalogues can belantrti
at all.theprinting caeca_ Persons ^wishing to
select from catalogues can dictate* theta
will be in Gettysburg during 'Court weeks, so
that persons wishing to purohase fruit can see
Inc. The cultivation of good fruit of alt kinds
has been entirely too much neglected in this
county. The demand for good fruit is Italy
much on this increase.
JOIIN BURRIIOLDEIt.
Gm
April 9, HU.
Dissolution.
TITS Partnership heretofore existing between
Jacob Ba.stress and Charles F. Winter, in
the Produce, Mercantile, Coal and Lumber
business, is this day, by mutual consent, dis
solved. All accounts will be settled, by J.
Bautzen, at the old stand.
J. BAirrittSS;
C. F. WINTER.-
Wirth 31, 1860
New Firm.
JACOB B.cBTREBB and JACOB PATIOS
have entered into Partnership in the ahnre
hasisess, at the old' stand, (the large. brick.
Warehouse.) and respectfully solicit a -caution
ance.of ahe Jiatronage hitherto bestowal upon
the old firm. They s ill, at all times, pfir the
highest cash pikes kw/LOUR, GitAill i SlE
kc., kc., and have constantly on hand LUN-
B&R, COAL, BALT, PLASTKR, GliOCEll.lliB,
ix.; at the lowest rates.
JACOB BASTRESS,
JACOB PETERS.,
New Oxford, April 9, 1860. Gm*
'6O. Summer Arrangement. '6O.
LIE Black Frock Coats, cheap at '
PICKING'S.
RAB and Brown Cassimere Frock Coats,
very cheap, at PICKING'S.
01ACK Coats, of all colors, reasarknbly . cheop,
atPICKING'S.
IurARSEILLES, Frock and Sack Costs, no
111_ torionaly cheap, at PICKING'S.
lICCK Coats, Linen, Sacks and Frocks, as
reasonably cheap, at PICKING'S.
NO. I Black Cassimere Pants, asteabehingly
cheap, at t PICKING'S.
CIANGY Cassimere Pants, pleasiegly sbtop,
r at PICKING'S.
LII . ATINETT, Duck and Linen Pants, anctim
-- monly cheap, at PICKING'S.
COTTON Pants, all colors, unusually Cheap,
at PICKINGIL
ON'ii . goats, Vests and Pants, eenainkystry
cheap, at PICKING'S.
ATIN and Silk Vests, good and paaillskly
cheap n t PICKING'S.
f ARSETLES and Nankanet Vests;. nipre
1. cedentedly cheap, at PICKLNOgik
,T.
1 tiSPEN D F.B.S, Shirts, Collars, SockaStooks,
Gloves, Ike., "offal" cheap, at PICKING'S.
LOCKS and Jewelry of all kinds, conikmad
ed cheap, at P/CKINIAL
/OWNS, Fifes, Flutes,Ac., most "dogged"
cheap, -at • PICKING'S.
T) EVOINETtS, Pistols, Kaiser, /X.- 2 'lol-
it fired " cheap, at PiCKLAPIL
.A GREAT many other things, amongwitith
are Fly Nets, drivingly cheap, at Picking's.
I ACM Coats, Legging* and Caps, whlcklakes
1... j everything else in town down for cheap
ness, at PICKING'S.
FVERYBODY will please call et PIeXING'S,
a., a matter of course. [April 30, 'II.
NOTICE ie hereby given to asibehribeti 'Mike
Casutal Stock attic GNTTYSIIITILO OAS
IC that, by a ILesolution of the Ward
of liireettirw payment of the first instable:wawa
each share of stock (one-fifth of each spate,)
subscribed, psvable on the Ist of So sea, is
hereby required tt be made to Joel B. Danner,
the Treasurer of said Company, at his office in
his house, in the Borough of Ciettysburg,ance
ably to the terms of subscription.
By the Act of Atsembly relating to Gas C4nu
panics, if notice for the payment of subseriptYou t
of stock be mot complied with, the company can
recover one per cent. per month interestoilins
amount due and wupaid.
M . . JACOBS, Awl
licCaxAxamr, Sees. .
April 10, 1840.
• David XeDanaell, 2 .
i:DIP MAKER, will attend to alf irvrk
P
*awaited to I .prontsty sari AWL; .
sidtsca, soar Koolgoeo went, in Butler
lowaskip, Adams county, l's.
April 3u, WO.*
P'T .V 7 W rrrr,
Y. HELM, of Philadelphia, 4ho con
tractor for do *section of, latolGettys
berg Goa Worts; has token the nibillittely us
cupiod by Got. Vasostio, nearly ' Ito the
Bank, tor kis *See, and is „prolikssiddlit oat at
once aby building wlth Gas Itiztuielfo Lis will
to • hew days Use sbovoacietto stylaitoo exhi
bition at his roost, and twines salaam to
theta, ao those desires* of ittrodaoliet the Gas
will be wired the treadle aardcitpoollfrof pro
curios thee freer the issignatbsia' g es
low as tholes* ho proettrodsugorisarg . else.
Arid 16,