ZdsC)CiALTa =Mnnrat.
tAIIPAIGN COMPILEIL—The Ccsicitler wilt
be firitisWed front this time until after the
Presidential Rlection at FIFTY CHNTiii
-BcSo If THI
OWThe bailding of tht Bridge act•• Opos-
Bunt creek ) at Mr. ho. W. Dytt'it, hax been
awarded by the County Cotnutiiisioners to Mr.
J. M. Ptrrvircar, at $l,lOO.
STrti:CK 81 . I.IGIITNING.—The wagon shed
on the farm of IS - m. lluckr , t,qtrrit, iu the occu
pancy of 8.411117 EL ECLENRODE, in the neighbor
hood of Emmitcburg, WMI. struck by lightning
on Sunday morning, July I,t, consuming a new
wagon, loaded %ith li.ty, about 15 bushels of
eloveneed a lot of corn. grain cradles, rakes,
forks, 3L. Mr. ELkenrode's loss is estimated at
$3OO.
FIRE.—We learn that the light which was
...isibSe here on Monday night about l 9 o'clock,
tiS caused by the Lorain of Mr. Shmffer's
I,lrn, about out mile this side of Manchester,
Md. The building and contents were destroyed.
EnrCATIO:CAL.—At n meeting m the School
Directors on Monday eveninz last, Miss Marrig
13ENTLY WAS appointed to fill the Tile-alley oc
casioned by the resignation of Xis' Powgits as
one of the Teachers in the Politic Schools of
the Borough.
On the came evening the Board awarded the
Thompsonian Scholarship" in Penorylvania
College to JAIIICS WOODS, SOO of Mr. AMU/ill
-I,Ea 'Wows, oceis place. This is a permanent
in Pennsylvania College, placed in
he hamli of the Common School Directors of
tilt. Borough, to be given out from time tritium
to the most meritorious pupil.
•The Opposition County Convention is to
meet in this plate on Monday, the 6th of August
EMI
'The Game of Forney
Feather Attempt to Disor.fmnize the Demo
rrolie traitor Forney dce' not
appear to be satisfied with his etirts so far
to defeat and destroy the Democratic Party.
Iwo years ago, he was busy in his effortis
defeat the partin this State. To do this
he called his Altoona State Convention. That
was done to defeat the State ticket. Then he
ezerted his influence to detest as man_y Con
gresamen as he ovoid throughout the State.—
In this Congrossisioaal district he openly advo
cated the election of John Woad, pnd the re
atilt was the defeat of the Democratic candi
date. He has contributed his share to bring
about the disruption of the party at Balti
snore and rejoiced when he saw the thing was
.accomplished. Now, he is directing all his
efforts to prevent the union of the Democratic
party upon a single electoral ticket emcees,.
TIE IS REALLY IN rayon OF THE ELECTION OF
LINCOLN. and he knonissthat Lincoln's chances
will Le best promoted, - by keeping ups schism
in the Democtatic rarty. The P•ess is using
its beat efforts to thwart the plan of the Dem•
ocratic State Committee, by which it is pio
ro.ca to throw a s.rli4 Democratic vote in
'Pennsylvania, and thus defeat Blaok liepu lr
lirailistri. Democrats of blontgomet7 county,
this is the sober, solid 'truth. FORNEY IS
Al lING TO UTTERLY DEsTID)I"IIIE
DEMOCRA'IIC PARTY BY KEEPING UP
A SCHISM, IIIAT - LINCOLN MAY BE
SUCCESSFUL. AND lIE WILL NO DOUBT
:OON
STATE WII•11 ALL KINDS OF
I'LAUSIBLE STORIES TO ACCOMI'LISII
1115 PURPOSES. The Press already op
poses the union elect-eel ticket lieminse its
success will thwart his purposes, and lii:cause
_be will he utterly powerless to accomplish
any further mischief, fur doing which, so fur,
lie has been paid by the Black Republicans
of Congress.—Norristmea Register.
{`The New York Herald sari that thus
far, throughauteha country, 4 261) papers hate
declared fur Breckinridge. and 252 for Doug
la--turd the Journal ut Commerce Kays that
the greater part 4if the Democratic paptra ut
the North which have nut set taken
lOU.' fir Breckinridga.
IS rib aci iiiia. 35kT cat 143 co so .
TIIE GREAT ESi/LIStl REIIEDY.--qta
JiMCS CELCI3II.I,TIia FEW tLE l'iLL•.—
Prepared from a pr;•-eription rf ,Sir .1. Clarice.
M. 1)., Pii)sician Estraurdinary tu the Queen.—
Ihis ins aluabdc tio2dicine is unfailing iu the
cure of all Hinge painful an 1 da•tgerous disease:
au Nht It the fem tie cou-titution is subject. It
moderate.' all CZC...f . S3 and removes all obstruc
tions, and a speedy cure to ty be relied on. To
Married Ltdies it is peculiarly suited. It will,
in a short time, bring on the 'monthly period
with regularity.
Each bottle, price o,ne Dull tr, bears the Gov
ernment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent
counterfeits. .
Csurtoc.—These Pills should not be teien
by fe.uales during the first .three months of
Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring on Mis
carriage, but at Asir other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain iu the Back and I.lruhs, Fatigue on slight
assertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics
and Waites, these Pills will effect a cure when
11l other means have failed; end although a
piNerful remedy, du not contain iron, calomel,
antimony, or any thin hurtful to the eonstitu
bun.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully pre+erced.
Sole Agent for the rnited States and Canada,
JUL! MOSES, (Late I. C. Baldwin k Co.,
Rochester, N. V.
N. 11.—S1. 00 and postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will insure a bjttle,
containiag .51 Pills, by return mail.
June 11, lyeow
PCBLIC BLESSING which is now
universally admitted to exist in Moffat's Life
rills and Phcnnix Bitters, is every day demon
strated by their astonishing effic.tcy in the cases
which they are announced to cure. All the
complaints of the stomach and bowels, weak
ness of the digestive urg.tns and of the system
: generally, bilious and liver affections, night
fevers, bead aches, pile osti vene consump
tion, rheumatism, scuny, impurity of the blood,
or blotched and sallow complexions, soon yield
to their curative properties. A single trial in
variably secures them the title of the best f.stni
ly medicines now before the public. For sale
%y the proprietor, W. B. IUFFAT, at his office,
235 Broadway, N. 1.., and by S. :1. Forney,
Agent, Gettysburg. [Feb. 13. 1)*
= AbLv• tr-lb br..o
GETTYSBURG—SATURDAY LAST
Superfine Flour..
Rye Flour
White Wheat
Red Wheat
Cora..
Rye
Oats -
Clover Seed .....
Timothy Seed
Yin.: Seed -----
Barley ...... . .....
Bluer of Paris .
Hester ground, per beg......
81LT12101113,---nuovr Last.
....... ....... 5 25 to 5 37
Wheat ..............•... 1 10 :e 1 55
Ityo . .......... 66 to 76
t;orit 62 to 72
tlsta.....
—.—.
32 to 39
Clover Seed 0 00 .o 0 00
Timothy Seed ....... 0 00 to 0 00
Beef Cattle, per bend . 5)0to 9 00
Bop, per hued . 7 50 to 8 150
lisy...—.---..„... ...... ......14 00 tolB 00
Whiskty....—.--......—.—. 30 to 31
°luso, Pervivlan, per t0n......... 02 00
HANOVita--TainiliDAT LLIT
Flour, from •-
.Da. *MI it49110areed.....•••
4 87
5 50
,
Whoa 1 00 to 1 20
• •
TLys •••.• ••• G 5
coat •• .. ****** 68
Otto- • .• •'• """ 33
Coyle 4 2S
Timothy Seed *
50
Haste r - Os • • too ***** 41 , ** 21
On the Bth inst., by the ROA , . Daniel Rierel,
Mr. GF.VRGH HINER to Nisi ftLizABETH
AN? ;AYERS. both of Adagio county.
On the 15th inst.. by the iteV. L. Gerhard,
Mr. ABRAHAM KING to Min ABIGAIL SUN
DAY, both of Bait Berlin,
On Thnraday afternoon, in this place, Miss
MARIA C. McCI,ELLA.N. axed 58 years.
On Thursday night. JAMIE' A. THOMPSON,
Esq.. a much respected citizen of this place,
aged 69 years.
On Thursday morning last. Ifr. JOHN
LEM. a highly esteemed citizen of Readiug
township, aged about s:i years.
On the 21-t in the vicinity of New
Oxford. Mr JAt'oll lIELTZEL, aged 63 ;ears
G months and 7 'Li; s.
On the 17th imt., in Butler township, Mrs.
CATIIARINE THOMAS. consort, of Geo. Tho
-11151.. decelocd, aged ;I: sears 4 months and 10
Jaya.
On the 18th inst., In Butler township, Mrs.
CATHARINF, REX, consort of Jacub Rex, aged
CA rears and 5 months.
On. the 19th inst., in Prahltlo township,
MARY 31A TILDA, daughter of Veil Pitzet o ned
9 years 3 months and 3 days.
On the 11th inst., in Hanover, ANNA ELIZA
BETH, daughter of Henry A. and Agnes M. J.
Eckrarede, aged 1 year 4 months and 19 days.
On the Ist inst., in Adams county, FRANK
LIN, son of John and Eliza Legere, aged 16
years 9 months and 24 days.
On the 10th inst., in Adams county, Miss
BARBARA SPAN (ILEA, aged 49 years 7 months
and 22 days.
On the 13th 1110.1011 N NICHOLAS, son of
Mr. Adam Starch, of Straban township, aged
7 years 5 months And 7 days.
Communicated.
On the 21st of Jane, JOSEPH EDGAR, son
of John and Elizabeth Kunkle, aged l year fl
mouths and 6 days.
We lay thee in the silent tomb,
Sweet blossom of a day, II
We just began to see thy bloom,
And thou wast called away.
Sleep thou, dear, departed Eddie,
Thy mother's tears will wet the sod.
And dowers will early deck thy grave,
And angels bear thee home to God.
My Lord bat need of these flowerets gay,
The reaper said, end smiled;
Dear tokens of the earth are they,
Where Ile was once a child.
They shall all bloom in the fields of light,
Transplanted by my care.
Ind saints upon their gar:nente white
These sacred blossoms wear.
And the mother gave in tears and pain
The flowers she most did lore,
She knew she should find them all again
. lu the fields of light above.
Adieu, sweet ireasure of our love,
A fund and lout farewell—
Thy spirit seeks the realms above—
Once more farewell, farewell
the Star please copy. P. a. r.
OF REAL ESTATE.—The Bati
scriber, Executor of the List will and tes
tament of fares Nloietrz, deceased, will otter at
Public Sale. on the premises. an riteutiv, the
des t I f A v usi wit, the following litizhly valua
ble Real Estate of said deceased, viz:
A FA BM, situate in Reading township, Adams
county, adjoining lands ofJohn A. Dicks. Jacob
Hanes, Levi Chrouister, and town lots of Dr. C.
Blish. of Ilazaptqa, and others, containing 134
Acres and 53 Perches, neat measure, about 40
:tires of which are first rate Timber-land, with
a proper proportion of Meadow.
The improvements.are a large two
story lisaEllt and Log Weather
boarde Dwelling HOUSE, Large, `,
Barn, with pine shingle roof on, Corn
Spring Hun-e, with a Keverfailing spring ad
joining it, and excellent springs of a - Ater !oar
the dour of the dwelling; a. choice Apple Or
chard, with a variety of other fruit, such as
Pearbss, Cherries, Plums, .tc.
Thar tract has been partly well limed. and Is
is a high state of cultivation and under good
fencing. The !arid is well watered. The
sseighboz hood is a pleasant one, with Churches,
School-1,011,e5, .Mures, Mills, and Mechanic
Shops convenient.
This tract can be conveniently divided Into
several tracts and w ill he offered separately
and togeth,tr. The part No. 1, with the build
ings, wilt contain Gu Acres, more or less, and
tie residue will be uttered to suit purchasers.
The opportunity to purchase property so de...Ar
able is rarely offered and the attention of those
wishing to invest is called to it..
Persons desiring to l i lt a' the prpperty are
requested to call on the Executor, residing
thereon. A clear title and possession mill be
given on the first. of April next.
gkir'Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on
said da), when attenuauee will be gicen atd
terms /11.11.1 C known by JOIIN MORITZ,
July 23, Ib6U. Ls E.Terti'or.
Register's Notice.
NOTICH is hereby gii en to all legatees and
other persons concerned that the Admin
istration accounehereinafter mentioned will
be presented at the Orphan's C)urt of Adams
county for confirmation and allowance, on
Monday, the 20th of Aatjtai lint, at 10 o'clock,
A. N., viz :
1:03. The first account of John Klinepeter
and Frederick Klinepeter, Administrators of
Frederick Klitiepeter, deceased.
.!04. The first account of Isaiah W. Orr, Ad
ministrator of the estate of William Orr, dec'd.
20.. The first end final account of Isaac
Pierson, Administrator of the estate of Martha
Pierson. of Unutington township, deceased.
206. The account of.,Samuel Wiest and Satn
uel Wol, Administrators of the estate of Jacob
Wolf, deceased.
207. The account of Samuel Orerholtzer,
Executor of Lucy A. (tverboltzer, late of Head
ing township, deceased.
206. The account of Peter Weiricb, Executor
of the last will and testament of Jacob Weirich,
late of Germany towaship, deceased.
209. The first andkl account of Maj. John
Musselman, Admiu for of the estate of
Charlotte K. Johnston. deceased.
210. The second and final account of Freder
ick G. Hoffman, Administrator of the estate of
Martin Cerbaugh, Sr., late of Franklin town
ship, deceased.
211. The second accountef Michael A.Slagle,
one of the surviving Executors of the last will
and_testament of Michael Slagle, deceased, set
tled by Col. David M. Myer.., Administrator of
the estate of the said Michael A. Slagle, dec'd.
212. The third and final account of William
D. Dimes and Alexander S. Mmes. Executors of
the last will and testament of Geo. Dimes, dec'd.
21:3. The tirst and final account ofJohll Pick
ing, Administrator of the estate of George
ISshwartx, hue of Hamilton township, deceased.
214. The first and final account of Philip
Sweeney, acting Executor of the last will and
testameut of Hugh Sweeney.
ZACH ARUM MYERS, Resister,
Register's Office, Gettys- I
burg, July 23; 186 u. I
4 87
3 50
1 08 to 1 15
90 to 1 03
56
82
28
"EINOUGB FOR A FORTUNE.-1 London
rj paper states:—There is now jn an
Alm -
house at Bristol an old man who states, that
for sixty years he spent sixpence a day in
drink, but was never intoxicated. Bow much
woald this sixpence a-day put by every year at
fire per cent. compound interest amount to in
sixty years? enquired a thoughtful neighbor.
Putting down the first year's saving (363 six
pences) equal to $43 54, he added the interest,
and this went on, year by year, until he found
that in the 60th year, the sixpence a day reach
ed the startling sum of $14,336 28. Judge
of the old man's surprise, when told that, by
saving his sixpence a day, and depositing it in
a Savings Institution he might now, at the end
of 60 yeamhave been worth that noble sum $14,-
336 XB, which would have bought him a fine
farm, or town mansion, and surrounded him
with comforts and Inxuries, and left a hand
some estate to his children after him. Be had,
mid hundreds now in our midst hare, but to de
posit sixpence a day in ON FAsutzaa' LID Un
man& &visas Ixerrrrunos OF ,DAYS 001:71-
TT, to accomplish this result.
Crettysipre, July 23, 1860.
...3 13 to 4 00
—1 50 to 0 00
••• • 1 20
..• 60
... 6 25
... / 00
TITS first and final account of Joex Strynsn,
Committee of IigSZT Gtrs, (at lunatic) haa
been Sled in the Court of Common Pleas of
Adams county, and will be confirmed by the
said Court, on the 20th dap of Mersa west, unless
cause be show-u to the contrary.
JACOB BU UST, Proiky.
• July 23, 1860. td*
ID X3E1.10.
Public Sale
Sixpence a Day,
Notice.
Private Sale.
VALUABLE PROPERTY.—The stfhscrihet
will sell at Private Sale, that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND, known as the " make Farm,"
situate In Reading township, Adams county,
adjoining the-town of Hampton, and lying along
the Conowago creek. The Farm is well
I Improved. the land in a good state an::
enlti ration, and has been recently limed •"'
The access to it, location of it, and it, facilities
of farming, are the tery best.
It will he sold entire. or divided to snit pun.
chasers. Perbotpt wishing to blew bail proper
ty, ran do so by calling on Join lift:RA, residing
on it. and persons desirous of purchasing w ill
call on the undersigned.
_ _
July. 23, 1860. 1(
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.—The Truclee to
r sell a TRACT LAND, belongtu.4 to
certain heinnf JACOB MCN rffinVir. de c eased, w i ll
eTpose to Public Sale. on Safer-eta-v. the M:h day
of Serlomo,tr, 11460. that TRACT (1F LAN!) lying
along Rock creek, in Hamilton township, Frank•
lin county, Pa.. 5 miles rontli west of Chem
/ bersburg, and 3 miles south cast of St. Thomas,.
adjoining lands of Wm. Armstrong, Jacob Pick
ing, and others, containing IIS3 Acres. more or
!no; 30 or 40 acres are good Meadow Land.
The Improvements are a Two-story
LOG ti t ;i'SF, 1.. Barn. and other
out-building... There is an o:chard api
A ttach e d t o t h e firm. There is also
a seat for a Saw 11;t4, on this property.
The shot e property is •t present occupied by
Ur. Peter Alhert. W. A. DUNCAN,
July 23, 18t0. is
House . and Lot
T PrEILIC SALF,..—The subscribers. Ex
ecutors of the last will and testament of
area larrts, deceased, will offer at Public
Sale, on the premises, ota Saturday, Me 22d day
Of &awe 2 sber mnt, the Real Estate of said de
ceased, consisting of A fIOCSE AND LOT,
situated in Brasknown, Conowago township,
Adams county, adjuiningJohn Rife, Da-ft-a .
cid Smyser, aad others. The 110 USE isc
IP
i 4 a one sad a halt story Log, an.l the
lot contains nearly 3 Acres. There is an eS
cellent well of water and a first rate Apple Or
chard on the premises.
'l'ereoas wishing to view the property
are relue4ted to canon either of the Executors.
'Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made knowii by JACOB LITTLE,
July _3,16C0. 3t.
Notice.
NTOTICE 13 hereby given that an ti:lplication
,j, 11113 been made to the Court of Conanwn
Pleas, in and for Hie County of Adams. to grant
a Charter of In. orpuration :u an Association of
persons antler the name, st:t le and title of the
"CITIZENS' BAND OF GETTYSBURG," and
that if 110 ruthcient reason be shown to the con
trary, the said Court at the next term, to it :
on tiie 3d ifonduy of August, 11160, will decree
and declare that the persons so associated shall
become and be a corporation or body politic ac
cording to the articles and conditions in au in
strument of writing set forth and duly tiled in
the office of the Prothonotary of the Lod Court.
Hy the Court. JACOB BUSHEY, Pruili'y,
July 23, MO. 31
Notice.
TILE undersigned, Auditor appointed hy the
Court of Common l'leas of Adams county,
to di:tribute the b dance remaining in the
hands of heats Movroar arbiblotti F. Faun',
Est's., Assignees of Mx In Movroar, under a
deed of voluntary assignmeut for the benclitof
creditors, hereby gives notice to all persons
haring Chilli/I against maid estate, that lie will
oit in the discharge of the duties of his appoint
ment, at his office in the Borough of Gettys
burg, on Trieeciety, the 71A dcy .4 wp. next,
at lu o'clock, A. M., of .Imid day, to make ilia
trtbutton among th• parties entitled thereto.
WNI. A. DrSCAY,
July 23, 1840. 3t
Notice.
T:TEIt LITTLE'S ESTATE.—Loiters
teltl-
P
meutary on the estate of Peter Little,
late of Couowago township, Adams county,
&ettacit, having been grouted to the under
sigaed, re.iiling in the same township, they here
by give notice to ull persona indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, and those
haring claims againstthe same to present theta
properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB LITTLE,
JACOB ADAMS,
Executors.
July 23, 1800. ct
Notice.
I)ARBARA SPANGLER S ESTATE.—Let
ters of administration on the estate of
liarbsra Spangler, late of Mnuntjoy township,
Adams county, deceased, having been grant
ed to the untieNdgne t , re-idtng near Taney
town, Carroll county. )Id., he hereby gives no
tiLe to all per?oas indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment, and those hating
claims apraiipt the same to present them proper
!) autheuticAlvd fur settlement.
JONAS SPANGLER, Adair.
July 23, IBGO. Gt
New Livery
IOSTABLISIDIEST.—The subscriber z e T L
_EA having purchased the LIVElti
t MILES of Chas. Al. TATIC, de:edied, ull
('hanthersburg street, a few doors west of the
Eagle hotel, he respectfully announces to the
public that it is his iufention to continue the
busine4s at the same place, and will be prepared
to accommodate all with anything in his line,
on reasonable terms. llorses, Buggies, Coaches,
Hacks ; Lc.,alwa) sin readiness. Give me a call.
ger Also, in connection with my Livery, I
will carry on the Blacksmithing business in all
its branches at the shop on the corner of Wash
ington and Railroad streets, where those V 1 ish
. ing anything In that hne can always be ac
commodated. SAMUEL HERBST.
July 23, 1860.
Pamphlet Laws.
THE Pamphlet Laws of the last session of the
Le g islature of Pennsylvania, hare been re
ceived at my °Bice, in Gettysburg, and are
1 ready for distribution to those entitled to re
' eelve them. JACOB BUSHEY, Proth'y.
July 22, 1860. 3t
The Greatest Money Saving
ARTICLE that can be purchased Is A. (1.
Cana s celebrated HORSE AND CATTLE
Pt, wDErt. Farmers, Dairymen and Horsemen,
I want you to take notice of this and give It
your
ou e m a o n n s e a; e m money ade ;, b o y
uit—
and " money saved
I know.
'lnc proprietor of this admirable compound
Win calls the attention of the Agricultural
community to his valuable discovery in
chemistry. We live in an age of progress and
improvement. Each day sheds new light upon
our path in every department of the arts and
sciences; tit peoi.le stand and hesitate without
deciding for themseli es a hat is truth and what
is humbug. I claim and ask at the hands of all
scientific and 11 cll informed farmers a fair and
impartial trial of my discovery, feeling confi
dent that it A ill be found the most useful and
practical of any that has been made in the nine
teenth century. Its value is not fbr a single
day or a year, or of an individual character,
but one of great national importance. It must
undoubtedly, from well attested experiments,
!already has e added in the aggregate at least
one million of dollars annually to the produce
of the nation in the shape of milk, butter, fat,
ke. Front the same amount of food every farmer.
dairyman and horseman, will therefore soon
find it so necessary for his Interest to keep it
always on hand. as to make It one of the indis
pensable articles of his farm house.
' It does not swell up or inflate an animal into
a false appearance, as most horse powders or
i horse mixtures do, which are compounded by
ignorant imitators or pretenders, but gives
health and additional weight to the animal.
It may be used for Horses, Cows, Hogs, and
Sheep, In the following complaints :
Hozsza
Distemper, GreSaav Surfiet,
Coughs, Gripes, Ulcers in Welting',
Furry, Hidebound, Heaves,
Fever, - Inflammation, Worms,
Fistula, Jaundice, 'lelions,
Foot disease, Kidney disease, Scours,
Lung disease, Straightened hair, Stocking of
Itch, . Glanders. [the legs.
inirStre directions on the packages.
IL G. CARR, Gettysburg,. Pa.
July 23,1860.
Sheriff's Sales.
pursuant* of Rundry writs of Venditioni
I
&ponds and Fteri titian. itteued nut of the
Court cf Common Pleas of Adams county, Pa ,
and to me directed, will be emteuied to Pub
lic Sale, at the Court-house, in Gettysburg.
on Saturday, the not day of Awjtut Pert, at 1
o'clock, I'. M., the following described Heal
Estate, viz : •
A TRACT OF LAND, containing 246 Acres,
more or less, situate in llntnilt.inlian township. '
Adams county, adjoining !Audi of Sanford
S'iroeiler. Clirtiitian Mitivilinan, and others,
improved with a two-story Li) ; !It it -, E. 1
m
i roughcast.) with a one-btvr , ; Log It iiild- ii .
g attached, a Stone Banklrn, Smithl 1
E .
Shop, Spring House, with spring of water.
Smoke House, two Orch irils'of fritit trees, arid
other iruproiements. Seized and taken in ex
ecution as the property of S. C WAtern.
A TRACT OF LAND. containing :0 Acres.
a ore or less, situate in Mountpleasant tow n
/Lip, Adams county, adjoining lands of Henry
J. Bernier, John Shultz. Crengcr, and
taller. improved with a two. story LOG
BOIYE, a one and a half story Log ;;
Building attacbea, a Log Wash and II
Smoke House, a Bank Barn, with Wagon , led
and Corn Crib attached, an Orchard of fruit
trees, a well of water, tc.--..Seized and taken in
caltatiolll as the property of EMANCEL GOLDIIN.
A 'TRACT OF LAND, containing 8 Acres,
more or less, situate in Mountjov township,
Adams county , adjoining lands of John Bush
man, Peter Baker, John Black, and others,
improved with a one and a half story „,,,-
FRAME, HOUSE, a. one-story Frame
Bhilding attached, a Bank Barn, part log a.
tied part frame, an Orchard of fruit trees, •
well of water, Lc. Seized and taken in exe
cution as the property of wiLLtAx ReART.
The interest of Margaret Nace and William
Nace in A TRACT OF LAND, containing 13
Acres, more or less, !limit(' in Mountpleasant
township; Adams county, adjoining lands of
William IL Lott, Esq., George Nace,
and others,
improved with a one story LOG 110C5E,. 24
ri
Log Stable, a well of water, an Orchard 11 ?
of fruit trees, Ac. Seized and taken in II
execution as the estate of MARGAILIT Sacs and
WILLIAM SAM
A TRACT OF LAND, containing 1200 Acres,
more or less, situate in Franklin town.hip,
Adams county, adjoining lands of Robert
B 'eakney, Charles Stewart, and others, int
proOtd with a two-story IV-eatherboarded
. . 4
H ouse, with a one-story Stone Back- 11 , 1
building attached, Bank Barn, Wagon ,It
Shed and Corn Crib, Spring House, m ith spring
of water, Saw Mill, Shingle Mill, Orchard of
fruit trees, Ac. 'Seized and t tkett in executiiin
as the property of CIIARLNA MCKT.NRICK, SAM
VV. iIICKICCRICK at, d JAMSa MCKCNILICC.
TWO LOTS OF :;ROUND, situate on the
Public Square, in the town of New Oxford,
Adams county, adjoiniug lots of Joseph S.l3itt,
George Hersh, and others, improved with a
large two-story IIIICSR, part stone and
..
part frame. with a two-stoty Br, ^k Back- it
building attached, a Brick Stu hie, a ll
Frame Stable: Smoke House, two well , of outer.
end other improvementst-long known a,. kliley•s
Tavern stand. and rtroltred a better stunt! 'ban
ever by the Gett;,•hurg Itailroad passing chi "'
that place. Seized and taken in execution as
the property of (honor. F. Recut:a.
At the same time and place. by virtue of
sundry writs of Ltrtra lanai?. the folio% ing
described Real Estate, nix:
A LOT OF 61t01 . ND, situate on the east side
of Washington street, north of North street, in
the borough of Gettysburg, Adams county, ad
joining lots of Peter Thorn, Wm. Steinour, and
others, improved with a twu-story Brick ..-s.
Dwelling ROUSE, Ac. Seized and taken lIET
in execution as the property of Witti tx
liztticscu, JACOII listutateu and LEWIS Bett
ies:Ka.
W. A. DU:ST.kS.
Getty Liirg
Trustee
JACOB ADAMS,
Executors
A TRACT OF LAND, enntnining G 43 Acre..
more or less, situate in latimore taw natip,
Adams county, adjoining lauds of J. Myers.
Win. F. Bonner, Plorlm Pierson and Michael
Stambaugh, improvcd with a tiro
story Frame Weatherhottrdtal nursE,
u lug Barn with frone sheds notched, ! I
spring House, with spring of water,
orclvard, ke. Seized and taken in execution as
the property of ABRAH•M M. LINN.
ISAAC LIGHTNER, Sherif.
Sheriff's Office, Gott} .burg, July 23, .60.
DcrTeti per cent. of the puolinse money upon
all sales by the Sherif must be paid over im
mediately after the property is struck down. and
otifitiluie to comply therewith, the property will
again be put up fur sale.
AT PUBLIC SA L E.—The subscriber, Execu
tor of the last will and testament of
JAIIKS BLACK, deceased, will offer at Politic
:ale, on the premises, ow Tarsday, the 4th day
of :414,ru1a nerytlia following Beal Estate of
gala deceased, viz :
A FARM, situate in Cumberland township,
Adams county, adjoining binds of Henn• bitt,
James Rider, Jesse Shcrertz and George Arnold,
containing /17 Acres, more tm
improved with a one and a halt - .
story Dwelling II'OUSE. a Fr.inte
11Jrn, nearly new, Wagou t. 4 .hed and .
Corn Crib attached, and other outbuitdolg3;
two springs of water near the building 4.—
There is a youv thriving Apple Orchard, with
Peach and Plum trees, on the premises. A frir
proportion id excellent Timber.
Sale to commence at I o'clock. P. af., on said
day, when attendance will be given and tenni
made known by
pursuance of an Order of the Orphan's
Court of Adams county, will be offered at
Public Sale. on the preini-e4, on Saturday, eke
lrith, day of Aiyput next, the Real Estate of Jcos
Kuns,doceased,tate of MouptplenPant town. d hip,
in said counts, consisting of A TRACT OF
LAND, sitting" in said township, adjoining
lands of John Legore, Egbert Eckert, Prier
Lawrence, and others, containing 23 Acres,
more or !eta. The improvements '
are a One and a Half Story LOG N
HOUSE, Log Barn,-with a Well of
Water near the door of the house. .
There is also a Spring of Water on the land,
with an Orchard of Fruit Trees.
IffirThere is a portion of the trait in Tim.
ber, and a sufficiency of Meadow. I
le- Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made knewa
Prtliff, NJEDEIIERR, Ales' r.
fly the Court-11. G. WoLe, Clerk.
bir At the above time and place will be sold
a quantity of WHILkT and RYE in the sheaf.
July 16, 1800. is
AT PRIVATE SALE.—The undersigned.
Agent for Jana and NANCY Bove, offers
at PriN ate Sate, A TRACT OF CIIES:IUT TIM
BER LAND, containing 10u Acres, aitnatu in
Menallen township, Adams county, adjoining
lands of Andrew Bittinger, Charles Stewart.
(formerly Boyd's,) and others. The tract is
well covered with thriving Chesnnt timber.
If not sold at private sale previous to Titurs
dcY, the 9th day .lla.qmpt next, it will afterwards
be laid out in lots and sold at public outcry.
lkirrersons wishing to view the land are
requested to call on the undersigned, residing
at Bell's Mill, in Menallen township.
JACOB SAND9E, Agent.
July 16, 1860.
TIIE subscriber , desirous of moving to the
South. will offer ' at Public Sale, on the
premises, his desirable FARM, on the 1 ltA of
August new, at 1 o'clock, P. M., situate in Butler
township, Adams county. Pa.. Gi miles north
of Gettysburg, on the old and direct road to
Carlisle (near Bender's church.) It contains
134 ACR 3—about 25 acres are covered with
thriving timber—the balance is in a good state
of cultivation. The improvements
consist of a comfortable Two-story
STONE HOUSE, good Barn, Corn
Crib, Wagon Shed, Hay Shed,
Smoke and Wash House, Smith Shop, and other
out-buildings. There is an Orchard of choice
Apple, Pear, Cherry and Peach trees—seldom
falling to bear in abundance ; about 30 acres
are in meadow, yielding heavy crops of valua
ble say. The farm has been limed once, and
part twice, 'bail running water, two welts of
good water, one at the door and the other at
the garden. Possession given in 1861. Terms
easy—title good. Persons desirous to buy are
Invited to attend as there will boa bargain.
irar Terms made knottn by the subscriber,
residing on the premises
July 9, 1860. td
A Small Farm
iIIEDEIIICIC DIEIII,, Rserestor
July IG, 186). is
Orphan's Court Sale.
Chesnut Timber Land
Public Sale.
AIR. EDITOR :—Plasne state in the columns
of the Cowspgst, that the Mends of WIT,-
H. GARDNER, of Huntington township,
will present his name to the Democratic Con
vention for the nomination of Commissioner.
Wive DIMOCIATIL
Huntington tp., July 23, 18tin. cc
F. are requested to announce SAMUEL
1, MARCH. of Reading township, as can
d Ante for Coniini,“ioner. subjecrto the deci.iou
of the Ihmorrat/c County Contention.
June Itc. I 00. tc
WE are requested to Rita on nc e MARTIN
GHTZ, of Ilamilton township, as a can
didate for Commissioner, subject to the decision
! of the Democratic County Contention.
• June 18, 1860. tc
NETF: are requested to announce JACOB
Vll t I.L. of Berwick township, as A candi
date for Commissioner, subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Contention.
JulrP, 1460. te
Nur - F: are r' quested to announce BARNET
V 111 - ERS, of Menallen township, as a
candidate for Commissioner, subject to theste
vision of the Democratic County Convention.
July 9, 1860. to
MO THE VOTERS OF ADAMS COUNTY:—
TO
Fellow-citizens:—Through the encourage
ment of some of my friends, I offer miself as a
candidate for the ofEe of SHKRIFP, subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Conven
tion. If nominated and elected, I shall en
deavor to discharge my duties faithfully and
satisfactorily. PETER DRENDCHiIeF.
llountjoy tp., Mar 14, 180.
MO THE VOTERS OF ADAMS Cot? Ty Fellow-citizens :—At the earnest solicita
tion of numerous friends, I offer myself as a
ciindbliite fur the office of SIIMUFF, nt the next
election. subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention. Should I be so
fortunate as to be nominated and elected,
shall endea‘or to discharge the duties of the
ultra luitufully and impartially. _
GE(//t(E BPSIIMAN
Cumberland tp., March 19, St,u. tc
MO THE VOTEIt OF ADAMS COUNTY:—
Fellow..itizens:—At the earnett solicits
lion of numerous friettl offer myself as a
isndidate for the office oMiEIIIFF, et the next I
election, subject to the decision of the Demo- ;
crstic County ConAntion. Should I be so
litrtunate ns to be nominated and elected, ;I
fill endeavor to diseharge the duties of tlie,
office faithfully and impartially.
J.lf'oll TROXEL
Gettysburg : March 26, lE6u. tc
,'juo THE VOTERS OF ADAMS COUNTY:—
Fellow-citizens:—At the earnest solicita
tion ,-f numerous friends, I offer mycelf as a
eaodio. to for the nice of SIIEItIFF, at the next
e i vr ti on , : abject to Cie decision of the Demo
cratic Cono!Y Convention. should I be so
f o rt urlit te sti to be nominated and elected, I
shall endeavor :o 4.11“-har^,e the duties of the
office faithfully ant: ;cnpartislly.
N - 1 1 .11AE1. 11. MILLER.
Mrien!plen , iitnt 11,, ; April 1 0, te
To TIIE VOTERS OF DAIIS COC:;Ty :
At the urgent colicitation of many of
friends and tenon -Democrat:, I am induced to
idler myself a. a candidate for the office of
SHERlFF—subject to the dcm.ion of tho Demo
cr.itic County Convention. If nominated I
promise the party that no energetic efforts shall
Le lo.t to secure my election: and it elected, I
promise the voters of the county to discharge
the duties of the office impartially, fearle.sly
and tonscieutiously. SA M UHL WOLF.
Alibottstown, March 26, 1860. to
AT the urgent solicitation of numerous
Mends I offer mpielf ass candidate for
le-election to the office of CL} lIK OF THN
CoUIITS. Qubject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention. Should I he nomi
nated and elected, I pledge myself to perform
the duties ut s-ild ohite with tidelit.l
lIESItf (.1 WOLF.
April 9, 181;0. tc
T the earnest Folici tion of numerous
Pt friends, I offer me elf as a candidate for
CLERK OF THE COURTS at the next election,
subject to thecleciskati of the Denwcr t tie County
('ons cation. Should Ibe uninitiated and elect
ed, I pled my best efforts to a faithful dis
charge of the duties of the post.
JOHN EICIIOLTZ
Butler tp., April 2, 18 GO. tc
gIIiNCOCTIAG ED by a number of my friends, I
offer myself ris a candidate for CLERK OF
E COritTS, at the next Election. (subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Convec
t:on.) Should I be nominated and elected, I
pledge myself to discharge the ditties of the
office with fidelitr. JACOB SANDBIRS.
Mountplessardtwp., May 28, 18G0. to
Clerk of the Courts.
AT the solicitation of numerous friends I
offer myself as a candidate for the office
of CLEM , : OF THE rOCRTS--subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
Should I he nominated and elected, I pledge
my hest efforts to discharge the duties of the
ottce satisfactorily. HENRI . G. GARB.
Gettysburg, April 9, 18tiu. to
Register and Recorzier.
A T the solicitation of numerous friends I
AL offer myself as a can.lidate for the oMee
of ItEUISTEIt AXE) ItE,i;OII,DER, subject to the
decision of the Domoeratic County Contention.
If nominated and elected, I pledge myself to
discharge the duties of the office with prompt
ness and fidelity,
ANDItF.W W. FLEMMING
Gettysburg. April 23, 18C0. tc
Register and Recorder.
lIROUGH the solicitations of Anmerous
friends, I have ;teen induced to ofer my
se f again as a candidate for REGISTER AND
RECORDER, ruhject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention. If nominated
and elected, I pledge myself to discharge the
duties of the Otte with promptness and fidelity.
WILLIAM UVERDEER.
Benderaville, April 2, leou. tc
d's Register and Recorder.
TROUGH the aolicitations of many friends,
I bare been induced to offer myself as a
candidate for the office of REGISTER AND
ItI:CORDER, (subject to the decision of the
I/mart-nu, County Conreution.) Should Ibe
nominated and elected, my beet efforts shall be
directed to a faithful discharge of the duties of
the office. SAMUEL THOMAS.
Tyrone tp., June 4, 1860. tc
MO VIE VOTERS OF ADAMS COUNTY :
Fellow - citizens the urgent solicita
tion of numerous friends, I offer myself as a
candidate for the office of REGISTER A; RE
CORDER, (subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention.) If nominated and
elected, I pledge myself to discharge the duties
of the office to the best of my abilities.
EDWARD 11c1NTIILE
Liberty tp. , July 16 , 1800. tc*
Prothonotary.
AT the friendly and earnest solicitation of
numbers of my Fellow-citizens, I offer
myself as a candidate for the office of PRO
TRON'OTARY, (subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention.) If nominated
and elected, I pledge myself to discharge the
duties of the office with fidelity.
JACOB MELTIORN
Mountplessant tp., June 4, 1880. tc
Prothonotary.
FELLOW-CITIZENS:—Through the solici
tations of numerous friends, I offer myself
as • candidate for the omce of PROTHONO
TARY. (subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention.) if nominated and
elected, I pledge myself to discharge the duties
of the office with promptness and fidelity.
JAHNS J. FINK
Mouutpleaiatt tp., July 16, 1860. tell
JACOB MAGI'
Commissioner.
Commissioner.
Commissioner.
Commissioner.
Commissioner.
Sheriffalty.
Sherffraltyt
Sheriffalty.
Sheriffhlty.
Sheriftal ty.
Clerk of the Courts.
Clerk of the Courts.
Clerk of the Courts.
Register & Recorder.
Valuable Farms,
AT PUBLIC SALE.The undersigned, At
torney in fart for the Widow and Hein, of
MAMI ( ern, deceased, will sell al Pub
lic Vendor, on the premises, on Saturday, the 181 A
day of Aram( nee, at 9 o'clock, A. M., the fol
lowing described Valunble Lands. viz :
No. 1 : THE MANSION FARM, situate on
the Conowago creek, In Butler township. Adams
county. Pa.. adjoining lands of John W. Dull,
Jesse Houck. Margaret Galbraith, and others,
containing 125 ACRES, more or
less, with a Two-story Loz Dwell
ing House, Bank Barn, Granary,
Carriage House, Spring Hon se,with
excellent and abundant water, and other con
venient Out-buildings, thereon erected.. There
is a thriving Orchard of young bearing Apple
and Peneh Trees ou this farm. The land is in
a good state of cultivation, embraces a large
body of excellent Meadow, and is a very desira
ble property.
No. 2 : THAT VALUABLE FARM, adjoin
ing the mansion farm, Icing
on the opposite
side of Conowago creek, and on the public road
leading from Oettysbuig to Carlisle. containing
130 ACBIES, more or less, comprising a large
body of valuable Bottom Land and about 35
acres of good Timber. The build- ~.,_ e
inga are a good Two-story Brick : f;,:t lit
Dwellis HOUSE, a d i,..og Barn, .., - .t
with 0 edsattached, a Wagon Shed, ._ • -,.„
rib,
Co rib, and other convenient Out-buildings.
There is an unfailing well of excellent water
under the roof of the porch of the dwelling
house. This tract is also in a good etate of
cultivation, and there is a good Orchard 31 fruit
trees on the premises.
No. 3: A TRACT OF LAND, adjoining No.
1, lying on the public road leading tediender's
Churchoind adjoining lands of MichaelDietrick,
George Weaver and others, containing 106
acres, more or less, about .35 acres of which are
good Timber—the balance cleared and under
good cultivation.
-These fanny are conveniently located, in
a good and improving neighborhood, being
about one-half mile frotn Bender's Cburch.and
the same distance from Table Rock "pit-office,
nt which point there are Merelituit,lllllrist and
Saw Mills, Smith Shop, &c. TeriuTof sale will
be accommodating, to snit parasites. Per
sons wishing to see the property may call on
the subscriber, or on John or henry G albraith,
who live on the Lands.
blarAlao, on onday, Me 27M day of August
nest, on the pr mises, A TRACT OF TIMBER
LAND, in .nalleu township, Adams county,
on the p lic road from Bendersville to Sliip
pensbne6., near Wank's School House, adjoin-
ing laKils ofJacob B. Meals, John Wank, Geo.
Black; and others, containing 20 ACRES,_ more
or less. .\T„his. land is covered u ith chesnut tim
her, and if etll,l would be valuable for farm
ing purposes. It will be sold iu lots to suit
urebasers, If desired. This sale will commence
at 1 . o'clock, P. M. Due attendance will be
given and terms mad. known on the days of
;sale, by MICHAEL DIETRIs. K,
' June 25, 1860. is Attorney in fact,ke.
A Valuable Farm,
FOR SALE.—The undersigned will sell at
l'ublic Vendue, on the premises, OR &fur
, Me '2SM day o/ August nal. that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND, situate in Straban towuthip,
Adams county, on the public road leading from
the State road to Bender's Church, adjoining
lands of Michael Dietrick, George Weaver,
David Shriver, and others, containing 284
ACRES, more or fess, with a Two
story Dwelling HOUSE, part stone ; ," MI
and part log, a Log Barn with .. 4 , urn
Sheds, Wagorlied and other. _
~...,
Dut-bnildings erected thereon; two Veils of
good Water; also running water part of the
year. About tit) Acres of this Tract is in Tim
ber, and a large propertion of good Meadow.
This Tract can be conveniently divided into
s sveral tracts, and will be offered separately
an d :•igether. The part No. I, with the build
into,,wii: .tontain 155 leres,more or less, and the
resi Inc will :"eptrered in lots to suit pinch a
This property is situated in a good neigh
borhood, about r miles from the Railroad, with
a good public road lea.inf to it.- The terms of
sale will be accommodating, and the attention
of buyers is solicited, as a rare chance is offered
t buy good land at a cheap rate. A clear and
indisputable title will be given.
mar Persona wighing to view the property will
call either on John 11. Galbraith, residing on
the adjoining farm, or on Samuel Diehl, in the
itntriOiate neighborhood.
Igor Sale to commence at 12 o'clock, on said
day, tvhca attendance will be given and terms
made known by SAMUEL DIEHL,
' MICHAEL DIETIIICK,
Uturney in fact for the Heirs of
Win. Galbraith, decd.
Jqne 23, ISGO. ti
Administrators' Sale
OF VALCA BLE REAL ESTATE OF PETER
MOSFORT, DECD.—In pursuance of an
Order of the Orphan's Court of AdAms county,
the undersigned, Administrators of the estate
of Plain Ilimroar, deceased, will expose to
Public Sale, on the prelates, on Me 12M day of
September or:1, at 1 o'clock, P. M., the VALUA
BLE FARM of said deceased, situated in Sirs
ban township, Adams county, 3 miles from
Gettysburg, on the York Turnpike, adjoining
lands of John Tate, Sr., Isaac Miller, John Rine
hart and others, containing 178 Acres, having
thereon erected a good Two-story
lIOCSE, part Log and Weather- -' I
boarded and part Brie calculated "
for two families, Wa h
Brick Bank Barn, Carr Douse, an. other
ont-buildingt, with two never-failing wells of
water with pumps—one at the house and the
other at the barn. There is a good proportion
of Meadow and Timber hand, and a fine Apple
Orchard, and a large variety of other choice
fruit trees on the premises which seldom fail
to bear. The Gettysburg Railroad passes
through the farm. The land 14 in a good state
of cultitation, (part of which has been recently
limed,) ander good fencing, and is one of the
most valuable prop-tries in the county.
glar Alpo, at the same time and pLice, will
be sold A TRACT OF MOUNTAIN LARD--ono
half of 15 Acres—on the Cold Spring road, ad,
joining lends of John Moritz, 'Henry Brinker
hoff, and others. This tract is well covered
with thriving Chesnut timber.
NW-Attendance will be given and terms
made known by JACOB MONFORT,
JACOB CASSAT,
July 16, 18CO. td dnuaistrators.
Fruit and Ornamental
TREES —The subscribers bating within the
three last years much et larger! theirstock
REES and PLANTS, will offer for sale dur
ing the Fall of It3GO, and Spring. of I att l , an un
usually large and thrifty lot of Apple,
_..:....
Peach, Dwarf and Standard Pear, '.t.,.,"r: ,.
Plum, Cherry, Apricot, Nei t.irine and Z,
Quince; also Grape Vines, (of leading
.r.,.
rarieties,) Currants. Gooseberries, Raspberries
and Strawberrtea, of the moat pupula- kinds ;
also choice miscellaneonq Fruit. such as Span
ish Chesnut. English Walnut, lze., together
with a large variety of Ornamental and Ever
greens, (all of the choicest kinds,) Shrubbery,
Vines, Climbers, Roses, .ke.
N. B.—We would hereby caution the public
against imposters fraudulently pretending lobe
our Agents, with the design of speculating on
the reputation of these Nurseries, in selling
inferior trees, which are bought of unreliable
Nurserymen et low rates. All persons known
to be thus engaged expose themselves. to the
penalty of the law, and will be dealt with ac
cordingly. We have, since John Burkholder,
Esq., has failed in selling, appointed It. B.
PAXTON, of Gettysburg, and several others to
canvass this and other adjoining Counties, to
take orders for next fall delivery. We will be
responsible for all trees and plants sold by
such Agents, and only those who have an ac
knowledged certificate from us. All trees and
plants sold by our Agents wilt be delivered in
proper season and in goor order.
GEORGE' PETERS k CO.,
FAIRMOUNT NVREIZR4II24
Benderssrille, Adams county, Pa.
July 16, 1860. [apr.9. 6m]
Notice.
JOHN SLICKER'S ESTATE.—Letters tee
tamentary on the estate of John Slicker,
late of Reading township, Adults county, de
ceased, having been granted to the undersign
ed, residing in the same 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 proper
ly autheuticeted for settlement.
MICHAEL B, BLALTSES,
July 10, 1800. 6t* ISseelph..
GNI MIMI, Qum [{..ir Pins, Garin Sleeve
Holders, all very cheap, tat H.tl.vim S.
_
3;lB4tl3:Y2v:›re;
Fancy Goods!
FANCY GOODS,
HOSIERY,
TRIMMINGS,
AND TOYS,
Wholesale arid Retail, as
Cheap as any place
In Baltimore.
151 PIIAXICIAX STIIIILIT,
BALTIMORE.
ler- Orders promptly
atteuded to. J
George M. Bokee,
IMPORTER and Dealer in
CHINA, GLASS & QUEENSWARE,
No. 41 North Howard Street, between Lasing ,
tou nod Fayette Streets, BALTIMORE.
STONEWARE alnays on hand, at Factory
prices. June Id, 18GO. ly
Baltimore
PEELL AND BRASS WORKS, 53 Holliday
street, Baltimore, Md. MOP:OTM it
88, the Prqrietors, are prepared to furnish
BELLS of all descriptions, from 10 to 10,1109
pounds, which are warranted equal in quality
of tone. prolongation of sound and durability,
to any made in the United States.
Our Belharare made of the best materials,
warranted to gir rutin satisfaction; also,
against breakag , ;,
Farm Bells. from 10 to 100 pounds,
always on hand at northern prices.
For Certificates with full particulars, send
for one of our 'Circulars.
Aug. 29, 1851. 17
School AoQpunts.
Dll. E. G. FAIINESTOM, TreaFurer, in ac
count with the Getty,hurg School 1) .
triet,from April tt, 1859, to July 5, 181;0.
To cosh on handti at settlement, April
6, 1859,
Outstanding Taxes, 1856 and 1857,in
Lands of Wearer, 155 4t ,
Do. 1857 and 1658, 4OO 71
Do. 1858 and 1659, 1270 83
Assessment for year 1859 and 18CO 3 3815
Cash received in loans, COO OtY
for Lot., ' 231 70.
. 4 • for Tuition, &c.,
State Appropriation, 1860,
es.
By cash paid for Tuition,
“ Interest,
" Janitor,
" . Building, &c.,
1. Sundries,
Esont rations,
Commission to Collectors,
" to Treasurer,
Balance of Duplicate of 1857,
/I
1858,
14 1859,
Balance iu hands of Treasurer,
The Committee appointed to audit ti wi t
port hate don. so, and submit the above stu%
went of the condition of the School Fund.. .
D. A. RORRIAR,,
T. D. CARSON,
July 16, 1860
Private Sale.
TIIE subscriber o ff ers for sale the Property
on which he now resides, consisting of the
. HOUSE Wild OUT-BUILDINGS,
r
and about 27 CRES OF
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The laud is in a high state of eultl4
_ t ration, baring on it running woe
ter, and about 300 fruit-bearing trees. Mack
of the land is within the limit, of the Borough,
furnishing admirable sites for Building Lots.p-.
The property will be sold either as • whole, off
in lots, to suit purchasers.
For additional information and toms ippli r
on the premises, to the subscriber. '
11. L. IIiUGHER...
June IffaB6o. 2nl
A Chance
"VOA A SAFE AND PROFITABLE INTIM
MEAT.—Ws TS'S PAT tM TCOrII Planteri
patented by D. W.sanss. This is an sgrionl.
tural implement which on account of its dura
bility, simplicity and cheapties4, will be resent
ly adopted by Farmers. With It one man can
do the work of three. Before a patent wain
procured it was thoroughly tested by annuities.
of Farmers and in every instance gate perfect
satisfaction. State, County and Township
Rights for sale. Enterprising men can resits*
handsome profits by purchrsint States or
Counties and canvassing. Apply personally to
D. Warren and George E. Itringman. Com
munications addressed to Gsoaon li. liamosas,
at Gettysburg, Pa., containing postage sta.%
will receive 'newton.
awl& g en ta Minted is every County sad
State. [July 9, 1800. IS
Dr. C. E. Goldsborongh,
AVING permanently located st New 01.. ,
ford, in this county. would respectfully
otter his services to the citizenv of the place and
neighborhood, in the verious branches Wish,
profession. Otlice in Mr. Charles Doll's house;
on the South East corner of Square, where ho
can at all times be found when not professiopal—
ly engaged. (July 9,186 u. 3t.
New Bakery.
TonHE undersigned have commenced the Bak
ing business, in Washington stre - et, next
r to Wm. Wisotakey's, G..t , vsburz, - where.
every morning BREAD, PR1.17.1.:1..`.4, And all
kiuds of CAKES, are baked. They now sell.
Bread at 8 and 4 cents, instead of 18 and IS.
Gents as heretofore. Every effort made to
please. IItE.NZEL .V. ItEt.F.
July 9,18 GO. 3t ' .
Farmers, Carpenters, &c.'
ATTEND TO YOUR INTERESTS.-4/u.
undersigned would rctpcctl ally inform tko
public, and the citisca4 of Oetty.l4,iirg and vi
cinity particularly, that they are prepared to
furnish all persons who coottrnplate building
houses. baiii4, tc.. with materials required for
said building - s, such as RAFT LATHING,
SHINGLES, LiGIEDS, and all III:AVIC TIM
BER for building.
Also, PCI.STS, RAILS, kc., coatiattallioa
hand, and upon low terms for cash.
PLANK k SWOLER.
Arendesrille, June-18, 1860. 3at
Notice.
THE undersigned, appeinted-by the OisbasCr
Court of Adams county. to distribute Abe
nce remaining in the Muds of Jon 11. ati
are, Executor of the inst will and testamest of
Perin Vssees, deceased, to and among the pap
ties legally butitied thereto, will attend at bis
office, ox Thursday, (he 2d dere of Assrast *A to
discharge the duties of his appointment, trMt
and where all parties in interest are notified to
attend. Wif. H. McCLELLAN,daditliw..
July 9, 1880. 3t
Notice.
MITE undersigned, Auditor appointed by tins
j Court of Common Pleas of Adams county,
to make distribution of the fund In tka iamb'
of Sa )11.7LL WIUTER, ASSinlllO of TllOlll.llll Was.
sax and Wins, ander a deed of voluntary as
signment for the benefit of credit/uni t bereby
gives notice that be will sit at his oaks, la Go
tysburg, ow Wednesday, the 25th day Air Ma i
at 10 o'clock, A. M., to discharge the dation of
said appointment, when and wliewa
in interest may attend.
E. B. BUEULZR, 4,11114 p
July 9, 11180. 41
More New Goods
T the Sign of the BIG BOOT, In Oben
bersbnrg street. We have jest reeeloredl•
arge stock of HATS, DAPS, BOOTS., MOW
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Untbrellaa, Bum an
ness, Collars, Whips, kc., sad are illseseabsei
to sell at the lowest prices postikltin wa s
Call and judge for yourseleetc_
Jaly 23, len. COBRAS k Otnill* •
Tle you do uotboliese May Amami
JL Yourselves. tikst, TYSONS' MTN
the beat aud cheapest to bed le tho
Gallery N. 11. tor. oI the Oloasouitr
$9 3 ;0
6380
18 70
sc,ooo do-
$7790 33
$33-05
60 33
111 OS
-370' 91
214 SO
123 79
39 311
72 91
214 11
• 1733 47,
Sll9
$6,60. lie
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