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IlltirsitiskViefirairsolliwoileaWled
uodarslimi iptilekkinßit-W *WOW
sfirthemberivelectei •
the tagielatere of Virginia will be..aa.
qtlitailloolake eelikprtie
fore takffirtherile 1060 tilkireledden•
eitiiietthutiritcciteiwn4 ail'aaostAirtie
Creieereetf re. emedidatee cannot 'take
the'eliar: ; r
, •
TB' Weal; MellediatEpineoi.
pal ChureliSlikba/Milltat of•
reavatatkplac OVIIr aanidaaatidi• hen
eabiethethe &emit. Wl*be-adapted
bi* dreaded fiWierfty:: The Newlferk
Methatilk ke lid week -gives the Te• •
Haim Fhb , = a unanaber , of 41burebee,
*Mal , littan'lsp 'B,4B* . risa Old 4400
aotieetbattr Pbthmielphis
the votsideiesidr:ayeas'2llllB, narp2oo.
gate from WwitititigtotoTwraittary, la a
radicalitepabgethi: - Ire Ws* a Mice
Denlocrat before the war, but` when
IFecesslO thatle RIG mu., he *name out
kir his rutintii: He his stayed 'on
that side; ed sl6o*" 816 ciunpethor
was a Johnson Wed. Republican, who
has naturally enough hewn:telt Cupper
head. lie was badly ‘beitt4ii; and this'
infant Zen-Rory rdaintains its adhesion
Co the villaclplei of lisp-goverment.
Maplir,i4tire of o rt 4, as -
fled Ahe,2o . 7a4i;nentei e
majority: The ivori'xik, V iiriistOrinjOht
gPv,fz4FtwaktOt clp l ea.on wlika
it 8 199 0 1 4 7.! 91 4 PP Wei*, 4 ifitlib•
WO* itany bravely on The Tains
af.AFPRI4 r"Yt
Englaiid*stAn , ppoinali . .uueras:
PAPCIPI% X 1 442 1 4 . 0ti trf(i,ivin
zatiop aFp/16044 6 4, ,V I OW Lthe :
'ideal fossils, and t he world trill nioie,
4Pfildte their 104Whe!wPd
TALE Dvmeavael Fred,o4. IFIL
had Aorta APPKTIOPAR: of `41,1? , ISPbelz
graves in that vicinity on Friday anal
noon hot, AU wikligi„Occagon JO:in
Ritchie, Esq., an amino:W l ponnommtio
lawyer, made ttgicAl4l9P-
Whyeabl hbelkaPberse 44 - 44410
be as tic 44, .s4o_mit ites4 deg. for_ the
cleoaratiou of the .goves of the Blbel
dead who he around Gettysburg? If
Apse 4l the -xe54410. 1 ;41 1 P9V4 . 0 era :
tort batickpal to the could
be kuporliElfrogn theothyr.slde of, the.
Una, whertiilesesbDasysxseyA i ee bar/
full dueskpoateistbses.tbs Dem-,
°orals aremotasbaziedisowsithat they
were Tiaitonicaingtastint. „, .
Tnn itepublfcan Brae Convention
met in Philadelphia on Wednesday.-.»
As we go to press this week in alliance
of our usual publication day, the pro
ceedings of the Convention have not
yet reached us. We have no dearttbat
Gov. GEARY was houdnated for- re
election. Judge Witsikrailworild have
no opposition for the Supreme Bench.
The Democracy are marshalling their
forterifor a dapenitettruggie this fidT.
Gen: Cas ruittliidge Packer are their
proininent•amdidittes for -Governor,
with the chances hi - fitter of the . fertri
er, who is President 44 the 1 1 11111barge,-
Fort WaYrielt , Chleiligli-jtairtaid, and
verYlreidtltt. Tbcre is in :talk Of
Gen. Hancock, but thegeneral
119 n, ti 'that lie. yinti*l nranielitin twin
in'ttiat
THE well on o e coloreda -
I\ '
i v t - . 1) :
14 4 $4 1 10 43 44°, tliht Oftettrmit'. flu
cession on 'tle`oOcasionoT deeinlit-
Moo of the ScAdierg" graves, turns :dut
to be a icleiteCt,"gAiiFiiti: l l,:3 Cop
perhead ?Mania kW? and . ;4liafi:' 'p oi
several-weeks we have bad p chorus: of
jubilant buzzes fix*,thale 4iselsiles
the "shirt-bon?" pl3ilmiorthy, set to 'vit:
lying keys, but all in the same vein
--7
that of low denut,goguism and arrant
Ckmperboadlamp. ,t 1 t4 12 4 veiled with
professions of -regard for the memory
of the dead heroes of, 419 Republic.—
How long ig it since these' same Cop
perheade hissedout/ E heir most, Lo4g
slut vonom in tierce denunciations of
Pnccin's .Ihlrelings" and Stanton's
"satraps?" Hiss on—it is the last op
portunity. Whatever capital is to be
made out ortiNo ' r i nigger." must be se
eqed now. A few uncre, months and
"Othellobi,ocoupikthml!
,will be clean
gone'
, ,
Tux newspaper world was startled
on Friday mornipg last• by the, au
notaacement of the sudden Oath, from
apoplexy, of Henry „Raymond, edi
tor of the New Y oi
,k !hem: .Ms
in his Willa h*Milth.o3l Thursday night
and In buoyant spirits— Be left his
residerree-sit-0-4A&ahte Ail an-appoint
ment at a ITAlVldelinfiethre About 11
oicktelt hp,neturnedto his residence and
flap to enter the door. About 3
o'oiock Friday morning, one of the in
mates lewd _some person breathing
heavily, and Imprediatidynlanned the
Mr,,,Rayrrtond wattlpund in
the, tudiwAll, JI IN( on the floereetintlY
um:ming:how and breathing beityll,y--
He lingered in an unconscionastite un
til 6 detach, when, be died.. Mr. ReY
ntoutahad amide reputation es one of
our thee . prouiluent and successful
journalists. He was a ;:man of :un
doubted talents, wielded a ready pen,
sod hid fen equakt, as an *Alter,. He
wee alsolotearlnently identified with
politlesi.but slue atwars • *itemising
large influence, failed to reach-the po
sition his abilities ahotiki-have com
manded, by reason ofw timid, consecr
ative policy.
autocairrso, Ass* Rustic.
•:_ ..
Lasefall, the Democratic - palters anfl
oratorsasserted that th e expeileieOf
government were largely` lif exCeas of
the revenue, that the debt Was increas
ing, and that the only way 'toieve the
icratloni f ia tiatikruptey Ilist to elect
erritmin.. l l*yjtos D!tiSiatit, then of
On; lrieieatt I.4lirerkt; to prepine
sotnekitiantinli 'Alia 'they 'wart&
. .
bore - nut these predktioris but which
the Republicans denonneed as take and
delusive. His and theillindneseertion
w t. /woo l at tlieelbie ioi Ole present
: 11! . .XW'R9ucn Aoo,4,ere wen*
bee 44 1 011 11 4 1 ii Treasury
,000, 4 * ' . •
b n tli e ;Afar kii4, the RePublicans
denied all lids,,' - ana said t . he re4fel . zie
would exceed : .the revenue 4 413 i . ! fffutt
'
ii L
, 3.lm!t ot* rePglil , is
, -- ,
'raL l 4 Mkt Sii,#l . Po , ii• Ml° I
. /eV fires 4 P 06044- (1 i
by irbsti is iireidy bilinid, to . m „.. , • 1
thou the surplus w,i4 bacsbiyiki, .i . -"
ex ,e
-060—rho revenue exiiii43 4 /:: 1 , l 7
paws that iamb: ~.... - .
irbakisfspiesel elags erawri
attlies seaLis tha liars's& galant
)(oral; rat not your 1111101; .4iop4
rrhelida'
The Rftgitilt Liberalists on : :
achieved a signal triumph ~,
1
House of Lords, by the
Gladstone , s Bill for the d. - • ,
went of the Irish Church. It
recollected that this is the b . 4 1. ,
lb.
Dtlsraellt, the Tory leader, . . /A,
last fail and went to the put , 4, In a
new Parliamentary election. The re.
suit was it - boa defeat for the Tories, a
rot maj a tV C o the new en °l" 41
IP = Wng
t.—
=
tetldved4 l 4. Meknetifle,. and 41e-
Citieen leomiogdtepe . to rptrns
new CeWiet.,.*
PAPAW . 0440 1) , tbeA 1F 1 4 0 7
dgice4 * 1 tilt : .1411 Int&
t4e,3 Qwavir caixtpum N and a month
or,ttectego Peeked_ the ,61 1 3, 44.pc .
a augority -of 324...._,T40ite 0_ the bill
ti's ft 0 9 8 4, Fords. , AePfRP4I,
AottbitstL-..Thal beds.: amide aP. :9f
Ppm Abebremso4 1i0tt , 14044 0 ,0*.
tints maisiosAikkaiwl!tor.S4P. l 4lF
ttigAPArices AU: 4149Pkiwitt iosiellisql : 1
for, lifek, /4t, iffikkea e m*PiAX:
"c on eervatlivCillatruaq./ar.) l *Prvic! ,
Refs. doeidediY4ollt44. to Phitl449lWa
Panay. Oeine **Outage' A Dee!** eft
the Peers was held at which it was dot
oided to reject ttle,-.TheegtaOlighteent
NW, The ailtiolltaaaiaßr44 444.4 0 147
poem fastefYthe4 lo Pillar Wlll P; o 44eed.
fn.tenae ;excitement throughout Eng
land—an exoltement AmParallAdeli:
England politics for many yeara. The
theory of the,Engliali Potifilltatloa ie
peculiar. „The muwale hereditary, fold
the Peers - hold Wilke for We with herr
editArY Prerogatives in the oldest . horn
sons. The Commoos, beiag the only
elective body, relleets the popular will,
and the reigning sovereign implicitly
regards the popular will as expressed
thz.a!lidi the. Coaitrioas, o.*Agieg the
MkaietUAeAtts4o 14 404041 wtt4 the,
colamoi" No.Eugliebagre*Feign has
dared to exercise theeyetepower fo;
eerktue.*,
The deternauativiu at thli.:Bouse of
Lords,itherefore s wog a ded}a/voe of the
sovereignty a, At10,A1 4 140 4 , 1 6U4 ira44l-7
salty the, interposition of a veto,, not
by the Queen, but by the gem. It
wss 41/111 tbßateueti liittionce . of Ake
popular will, probably more , than sty
tacentent ..to the • prlaelanof Gied
stone'sbill, whiolLevoked uteckeX
cdtementi ' Threats' were freely Dishier
rafornvlnglhe.Ponapv-- It - isPnototitl)At
that if .tae kNeurchaditinrried out their
purpose the test wouldlutve result-.
eit in the abolition of the House: of
Lords. A..nututer of -Peers forseelug
the coming storm• wisely.abandoned the
posttion first assured, and detareg •
to accept the Bill rather than °end the
threatened bone. The •Arciatdshop of
Canterbury, early in the discussion,
titrew.the weight of his mune and in
fluenotte Amor of accepting the bill as
weencesslowto the will .of the nation,
as termed-In • the Ilviidianven Easy /deaf
time - end --suitise4iently 'though the.
Renee of Ciennvens,- and .44 , bleb -the
Peeis'as Well cis the View* bughtto
recognlie; even Whiledtaipproviegthe
princlpler tritidied' The
discussion was brOttilti te 9i elope in the
House, of J e o l thiq4t, ou, Batur
day morning, when -amid intense ex
elteuaent titeffouseiliciteMed to diville
obilte question—She'll' the tillPhe Tevid
a seem! tlinel - The" - rtualt- was an
flounced es follOws
For •
• AktorttY. ,
.:•?•-•••• 33
The wildest cheering fropi c ..the Lib
eTal
,benches,, greeted, the Anncnnoe-
menk, taythe.kar
timg44,4ll tile 4445 MO 44 6 crowNig ;of
P0n:4.30v :.weNk Nix*Ws: itwalting.
tAferwl4.oMaide 4407 kukt4tug
imiaiatilY*ol4ei of 0 44-77
It they tioNiSPVIdedA, M 19914 ..-reAfMkg
in Dome of itCdOstiON b l - /Pk 1044,* 11 4
grinols49i ace &VIM*, t.frfs IfAit
warty:44x kidatatorwurrAffiligiii*
Liberalistai. pooniOssit,a9Rtig N.409P),
Is John Bright', 'Theo early * / steadfast,
friend of Aneariasi •
THE Democratic party. :4kends
lag so , mach es Ade 'elect:Mem; Their
only hope of successlies in diva:Lamle
of fraudulent Llano* and hence they
resist all Registry Jaws 411iii3igned- to
break up the "repeating" system .and
the voting of 'dead imn,tiosiethich they
polled Such enormous majorities in
certain districts. of , Philadelphia last
fall. The leaders are just now seeking
to have the new . RegistryLawget &hie
by the Ckiurts,stid initiated proceedings
before Judge Sberneood, of the Su
preme Court, who ha s been setting at
Nisi Prins in Phikideirdila. OnSatur
day last be ruled the Act, so far as it
applies to that city, .unoonsititutkmal.
Judge Bharswood owes his seat on the
bench to the same class of frauds the
Retistry"Act is designed'" to prevent,
and it is in no wise strange , that he
should, in common with his party, dis
like it. The ease, however, goes , from
Judge . Shirswood to it :MT -Bench
Where we Wive-no doubt the taw will
be sustained.
=
THE Demooranythink it a good thing
to "have two strings to their bow."--
While', the Southern Democrats are
conciliating the' colored vote, toping to
carry Vitginia With its aid, is they car
ried Georgia last fall for Seymour, the
Northern - Democrate—those" who
haVen't any sense or -prtnelpte- 7 are
bawling themselves -Immo' over the
necessity of having 'what they call a
"white man's party." ,
-Mts.-bags exhibttion Illusttates Dem
oentUe tactics.: A* • •
Liss's Vicatientins.—A. London cone*
ndent writes: White I am among no
ble wrecks and Ibtperallng . • Kings, I should
ant target the - "Hallway'King,*' George
Hudson. Poor George Hodson! • A very
few years ago he lived like an heir appar
ent f I mean In Material sunomaringa only)
at Albettilate. ; He waatmember of Par
llment "He was fabeloualy rich. •Urtly the
Rothaehilda were richer was &ROW
Rty -the -"He" ittelrenhipped by
ihe•Weet Had. • He could dieted the mar
ket between the parse his el*. He was
a ruler le lheliflrref eirele; ata his was i
(*personal monarchy." la •an end ;
-there 'were few who in perardal.
In social aplenabr, Sa masher °thane:ll4a,
audit estileaeladiseeere; Were Ilbeeitaide
-George , lindsos. -Ib4lay At .1a *assay,
Without sammen'itilimteldihMe He.yea
:Men mettatly la Paria,M24 the.pesasa mite
aaw:ldat Ise -laistkaidy wilthem.
maw but the It anwentidis it dettehtilat
such as may teli~lakerms 11011141ke-to I
pat oh" le t 14114 isiMEMAlatifirtinb-1
atuiptiost for hkrelle4 ithiedosti &indite'
soon reach, if It hits not already reectietVki
stun unflialesit to , ti#/oei ”Klogui
$ 444. 0 1 ' PC* : 4.41" :1 34 4 1 A L :like
. iitc-GonaawNo****Milmodiamda,t
, Mlllo4kti,44.Polegobligj_ 1 , 10 C9 1 11 4A4 1 / 4 444!
lagorcood A l oolBlPitis b l9 s 4 l@r;
04004 lera4P44o VA9Pber 9fffiall4llol44
SCII, wbo batliiiik*Ampriakwoo*
narrows and badebissos dud sdiett at Ind
44 " 01 ' , ;+'
4411 riG44.064001
4' T *ottemokaiol4ll,4lllol6olloffigt
• WIMP ,
"Knights of Bt. OM*. " kis iiiil4o.l
bor 601000 INIU*II.
Tug sans amity*
MEM
,Itips apt* at Ws f•
ab 4 kuany :faildwaimiWi"lllll"l::-
000 Unbar of wbast 'moo:
Twasisria3642 languages spoken sad
1000 Wilrafent religions in the world.
. A Niw York hotel is being erected at a
elaiAgfit t pittotegtoildAlharni which
ills a bide othay per day, arrive) at New
Y C ir k °ll YeAVi cb w'
i Tan wheat harvest ha* oorproesseed:in
flonakentiWaolY.. The gamier Jo good and
- .
asx3ros lititnumptgoett to Franco to at
/lOW tho.bioal of ..theL Pasta 43onvention
with litollinitiod litatos.
Tarr prairies of Northern Texas have
horn litinidly tottered vtith straWbetries this
lesson.
Or Ithitaiee
lit,rtuw . oo4l.3
ti,4- 1 1W fr :
" •
4:16 a* s t l ; Fft - kway4eikiln , # orth
6 f!tiga• 4.I 4*MW/7 3 : 4 1fitYPI 1 4•geP avow,
A. vAal Akar , miijogity of votes • la the
Wawa! lielliodistAlarabei Lse been givaia
in.faymef ippresentalicw.
Twins are 'but tevratnragen 1u Washing
ton, end sew consequence the hotels are
Omit innpty/
'lv : lirtinderatocKtilid f3leneral Stales has
accepted the Spiral& mission, and will
khortly receive his instructions. •
BBLaLtari 'chemists martufaettire a cham
pagne whlcli dellst a trance aloottle, and
yields a handsome profit.
N4PoLsoit has re)ealwykeight ,1"
his prisoners, who were arrested dining the
Late demonstration against him in Patris.
; Swart Wean Blown keys It will never
do-lo : "preach cream lied practice skim
mni ottearisis intending to visit the
hefted' stet this iniminer 'tire- !brining in
thiinfittrg,Meitielciand
triatAx's distillery , Italttmore county,'
1111:; Ctetzett ter dais since, thr a vio
litlibh the'rt!teitud Lima by the 'pitipite-
tEni - new; paper money to be Wood at the
close of ihe month will be water-niarked
with a ; litige `tt - IL" tbe piper Is that
known aelhe rreitoh silk' paper:
Tr It honorary degree of LL: D. was con
ferred,Qn.The.President-Cplfaz• by Hillsdale
College, klichigan, at its hate Commence
ment.
inietlinegittf *omen went to get
on jueiee bachekwa and tagly-looking , men
womb:W*4 &poor dance for getting .jus
tice.
Mivronste are to be made by a new pro
ne,. -Sodium is to be used instead of pbos •
Owns. • ftf ignites as easily, and Is free
from offensive odors.
lions Minnie Warren waa married to
Commodore' Nutt 'at Bridgeport,, Rhode
blind; on gatunlay. 'They are the eelebra•
ted
A- xna info/el Thomas Watson has been
fined fal?„'.and sent to jail in default of, pay.
Lunt,. in, Zataillson,. Luilions. for brutally
whipping/ in atepliaughier.
' Tim 'Gritted Stites sloop-of-war Saratoga
arrived at New York on Saturday from Key
West whh, sixteen cases of yelkror &ter on
board, one officer midikoar men having died
from the shwas,, •
h Is a somewhat curious alphabetical
coincidence 'that-the =lin ofthe three last
Mlnlitere to Russia Amid allies% with a
C, like the title Cut; itsettCameron;
Curtin. '
It 9
146
C
Atoll sayn, en strong ground
hthivor of ltdczuktorSnnutei's Im* on the
t Aitthanui claUo; sad Ti is said thit. 'Robert
J. Walker is preparing ispowerftil paper in
Support of thoisime side.
•
Yarmatt, who, has =lied in San Fran
cisco via tie Pacific itailroadywrihis home
that the distance hetyreen that city and
'Bostortia,eTtal to ,211 games , of euchre, 178
tiArdcs, and,...117 cigars..
StAkienry Rawlizumin, the diatioguished
archreql4giat, nmintains that Babylon lathe
site of iltellardest of. Eden, and thst the
Babylonian doppgkeos pow.extsit gives an
extract geographical description , of tie
scene of "man's first tlisobedienee.!'
dons Moriarty,: President of the Irish Re
pnblican Association of Pennsylvania, in
inifiddreas_jitst 3sanetl, says the Iriiih Re
publican (knivention which meets at (,`him
cago ua the 4th of July, will come out in
favor of oniviwsal suffrage.
AFFAMS to littsmssrppl.—The War De
pogtment is in receipt of InforMation from
krisaissippi, which goes to show that the
condition of society there Is considerably
disturbed, and - that the necessary military
measures have beer taken to prevent the
perpetration 'et entrages by lawtess parties.
A urns boy, son of Peter Sloyer, of
Coctuaritown, Crawford county, Va., In at-
tempting to climb through a rail fence, one
047 kg ima his footlipik and falling,
his bead vw Caught between two rails.—
ins month - Win pres sed down so that he
coOTd neither breathe nor makes noise, and
849Rata,.
Palms:lA-Arita has a criminal and pauper
population of / 24,004—nine-tenths trout In
teropenuinaintaled at a coat of $2,-
259,910 RI or 115410 for each voter in the
State. The State revenue for licenses is
$4 16 ,742 2.5, while the 4 0 . et tg the People of
supporting intemperate criminals and pau
pers 18..2,259,914 66. .
"Tax North Pacific Railroad" is the next
great national enterprise that will be sub
mitted t• public &tendon, and. put through
with Yankee allergy. This Road is to run
from Lake Superior to P.uget'ii Sound, by •
math shatter:lkm and running through s
f,sr better region of coultbythan the Union
and Central Pacific Roads.
Tax Prat'dent will fix the time for hold
ing the elections in Mississippi and Texas as
soon as the result of the contest In Virginia
(on the 6th of July) is announced by Gen
eral Canby. Colonel J. .W. Forney and
other Northern speakers• wni take thestump
In Antr'of Wells and the whole Republi
can ticket Ins few days.
1 - A coo dt 24 tierces, or *boat 1,080 gal-
Ups, of Callibitda Wine wu recently ship
ped on ibil'iclllc tillithid for the Atlantic
. ,
I T he ' wine and brandy 'product or
' now reaches 8,000,000 gallons,
and it is estimated that in ten years' time
the annual value of the crop will amountto
526,060,90* ittelegusi'lrilithie to iii) pies-
Ent gold Prodtiot. ' ''' ' '
Viz I ,ligii 742 e world , is reported
to t to . ti, , tons per annum. Of
islotinl,4le ralted Mit p3aslllMs
161 k * ii.'i lfr: is 4;# l 4t itil l? "- $ 81) ".• '1
otl,l
.01111etietii
,00014 iii 'lt 1/XB,
IQ m,*t-iikidefillialotwili,d -dab
&Al.:6:i gist i elitEdoierldo;6occtov o lit:
1868.
~..,,...„„....„._;.
4 bll493" :l ll4 l : i ta r l h r i all ,= o " th is
iiiialW a tier!fthibiable"”lti44X
ot .
— . 7 =14 '
} n - •
,o Edible of 3 , , ..
i" 'R
. .: ' '.'.... ',. • , ,ii i - ' , 7. - .• , r7
R4*
1 A Ina
exclu-
4 Naar
Rolfe,
int nine miles
e road, had
*on Wood
rd ratite: de -"( laborer In
his employ named Henry Aram, and him
Hr. Ranh lett at home bury with the team,
mud procured a passar • la with p, kteighpor,
wasabout fire oklbrldtein thh'rfterneon
__.' • . 4k4148011.71 , 44
destood that the neighbor would not return
befoid thelbit day, tbe bunny, cottolitlfig
of wife and 'Mote small 'boys, knew that
they wonld`i Win with the hired man for
the night. Andes wit eomparative
strahger to them all, havfng been at work
for two weeks only. He wane. quiet man,'
and Omit his leisure hOnrs by himoelf, never
13:Wigging in chnventatilin when not direct
, Nu; neither Rolfe nom bpi
wife &and finit,'or ever hid occasion tit
suspect that the laborer was Other than
what he seemed.
On his arrival In the city, Mr. Ride par 7
dilly concluded his business with The mer:
chants, and engaged lodgings at a hotel on
Limed street. About nine
the,
in the
evening, while settled' in, the, office sinok
hsg, Mr. Rolfe says bebegan to tremble and
feel nervous shocks, which so Increased that
hie short time liscould scarcely hold his
pii:e between his teeth. He walked several
Ur i nes tier/As the room, went into the open
air, but the feeling did not pass away. His
thoughts kept recurring to the laborer at
home, and he called to mind the features of
Allies, and the fact that he had several times
caught him peerinhlbout the room where a
bureau was standing thakcoutained money
to I go towards putting an addition on the
house. 'At ten o'clock Rolfe decided to go
b mie• lie was laughed at by hi; neigh
bor, who told him that the feeling was the
first symptoms of chill fever, and that Rolfe
would go home next day and find every
thing had passed off peacefully.
Rolfe hesitated for some time, but at last
started for home on foot, promising to re
turn in the morning on horseback In time to
secure the balance of his things before the
neighbor should be wanting to return borne.
He reached home about midnight, awak
ened his wife, and to her expression's of as
tonishment could say nothing, only that he
felt that be ought
. to return. Inquiring as
to Artles, the wile replied that be had per
formed the farm "chores" as usual, remain
ed about the house for a while, and then in
formed her that the night being warm, he
would sleep in the barn. Rolfe passed
through to the kitchen, where he found a
window up that looked directly on the barn
yard. His wife was certain that she had
shut all the windows on retiring, is they
stood for a moment looking out, they saw
the, barn door swing open, and Artles led
out one of the bones.
As they watched, be led the horse through
the gate, and, going to the front, they saw
that he had tied the animal to the door yard
gate. Rolfe immediately opened the door
and walked down to the gate. He was
within ten feet of Artlea when the latter
espied him, and giving utterance to au oath
of angry astonishment, immediately lied
down the road. Rolfe pursued him for
some forty or fifty rods, and then gave up
the chase. On returning to the horse-block
the gleam of steel caught his eye, and ho
picked from it an ugly-looking sheath-knife.
The open window, the pretence of sleeping
in the barn, the horse and knife, all went to
prove that &ties intended to rob the house,
even if he had to make use of the knife.—
The facts are given exactly as narrated by
Mr. Rolfe himself, and the reader is free to
judge of the truth or absurdity of the pre
sentiment. On Friday, Artles had not re
turned to the neighborhood, neitberbad the
alightesst chile to his whereabouts been dis
covered.
STATE ELECTIONS
The following State elections will come
oftduring the summer and &II of 1869:
July C, Virginia—State officers and Con
gressmen.
Aug. 2, Kentucky—State Tires - Ewer and
Legislature. • •
Aug. 2, Alabama—Members of Congress.
Aug. 5, Tennessee—State officers and
Legislature.
Aug. 10, Montana Territory—Delegate to
Congress.
Sept. 7, Vermont—State officers and Leg
islature..
Sept. 13, Maine—State officers end Leg
islattrre:
Oct. 5, Colorado—Delegate to Congress.
Oct. 14, Pennsylvania—State officers and
Legislature.
Oct. lA, Ohio—State officers and Legisla
titre.
- Oct. 12, lowa—State officers and Legisla
tu re.
Oct. 20, California—Judges 44 the Su
preme Court.-
Nor. 2, New York—Secretary of State
Legislature, dm.
Nov. 2, New Jersey—Legislature
Nov. 2, Massachusetts—State officers and
Legislature.
Nov. 2, Minuesota-43tate officers and
Legislature.
Nov. 2, Wisconsin—State officers and
Legislature.
Pr:lumen itsmaisrs.—The body of the
late Adam Treusch who died at. the age of
66 years, and was buried on November the
26th, .1861, in Baltimore Cemetery, was on
Saturday disinterred for the purpose of re
moval to Greenwount. The body was
found to be almost as perfect in appearance
as at the time of burial, except that it was
completely petrified. The face alone &bow
ed .signs of decay; the eyes were gone and
the clothing on the - body had nearly disap
peared ; but the body and limbs were solid
and stonelike, hard and chalky to the
touch. The deceased was a very large man
and weighed 300 lbs.' at the time of MS
death. In the prOcess of removal it re
quired the utmost strength of four men to
lift the remains from the grave, and , this,
too, after an Interment of eight years.—
There were several other bodies in the same
lot, members of the family of the deseaaed,
but en removal none of these showed . any
but the usual and natural signs of decay,
and Mr. }ferryman, the superintendent of
the cemetery, says that with one exception
this is the first case of so called petrifaction
that has come under his observation in
twenty years.
TIEN ' 'lino is FRENCH ELacrrloNry.—l n
Its commenis on the results of the recent
elections in Prance the. Journal des De
bate calls attention to the astonishing de
croule,in official votes since 1882, and the
correiPosiihig Increase of those of the Op
position. Thus, in 1852, the votes given to
offidial candidates in Pais were 182,00 c; In
185 . 4 111,018 3 in 1868, 88,690; in 1889, 77,-
587. • On the other hand, in 1852. the Op
, ~,,, . ,
poattlim vote w i g 116,1,91 . ; in iiit?, 101,207;
1 is i.it.,, 1 0,406i and la 1869,194,186.-:.,
r -VM, 4 , , o ° .l leq 1 11 .,_ 11 4tue& The . 1
same mops
of ere .iii4w tbna‘twat
.France , SO • oi , f i r►,___.," ! hi. • -a ii: "Ors' tiiil
strength `the vppoissuon has increased.
in early a minion of = votes.— On this bolds,
=Or the.• -Debags, eves though, nothiss•
ocouktivent to accelerate:. thilillailmilatA!
416e.Oppoidtkatholls will attain as waliii.'
mitasliasgositi. The French people eve
effilliffidePelvoi-heingTeer7 of inge2llll.
EMI
7 . : ter%
mai valved at 013.,
I!!
discharged pima lan days ago by reason of
the expiration othis tem of service. Be
Y'
hl epil i sMal Ns' herd,;
a p i t s4z , th e Wowing account of bia ex-
"I 4111,1ampe . ,b g a ait gy : Ouster hadeont
nand of the troops. ' There was quite a
force of cavalry with us, but these were
about a mile in tie rear" when we first dis
covered his reds, E 801:13e of the troupe bad
• been sent around so as to attack from the
other aid& The reds were encamped in a
• sort of valley, and we were within eighty
rods of them for half an hour before day
break. Just in the gray of morning the fir
,ing commenced on both /Idea. and we bad
it all our own way for a few minutes, the
cursed snakes being much confused, and
not knowing what was up. At length they
rallied, and we could hear Black Kettle
shouting and ordering. The vermin got In
to boles and behind rocks—anywhere they
could tied ripla,co; and began to, fight back
with a will. We fired wherever we could
see a toplitot, and shot squaws—there
were lots of them—just as quick as Indians.
When it was fully daylight we ill gave a
big yell and charged right down into camp.
The lodges were all standing yet, and lots
of Indians in them. As we run through the
alleys a big red jumped out at me from be
hind a tent, and before I could shorten up
enough to run him through with my bay
onet, a squaw grabbed me around the legs
and twisted me down. The camp was full
of men fighting, and everybody seemed
yelling as loud as he could. When I fell I
went over backward, dropping my gun,
and Ihad just got part way up again, the
age r ibpe
' ing me by the hair, when the
Indiat dmy gun and struck me
across the neck. The blow stunned me ;
the squaws kept screeching and pulling my
hair out by handsful. I heard some of our
boys shouting close by, and the squaw start
ed and ran, one of the boys killing her not
three rods off. The Indian stepped one
foot on my chest, and with his band gather
ed up the hair near the crown of my head.
Be wasn't very tender about it, but jerked
my head this way and that, like Satan. My
eyes were partially open, and I could see the
bead work and trimming on his leggings.—
Suddenly I felt the awfullest biting, cutting
flash go round my head, and then'it seemed
to rue just as if my whole head had been
jerked clean off' I never felt such pain in
all my life; it was like pulling your brains
right out. I didn't know any more for two
or three days, and when I came to I Lad the
sorest head or any human being that ever
lived. If the boys killed the viper, they
didn't get back my scalp; perhaps it got
lost in the snow. I was shipped down to
Laramie after a bit, and all the nursing
got hain't made the hair grow out on this
spot yet."—Detroit Free Press.
A BL,uoe•'s Torn AROUND TUE WORLD.—
The Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in this country are not diocesans,
but exercise a joint and general authority
over the whole Church. One of them, Bish
op Kingsley, is about to start on a course of
Episcopal visitations, which affords a strik
iug illustration of the breadth of the field
over which our American Methodists have
extended their missionary operations. He
goes first to Colorado, where he will organ
ize an annual Conference ; thence to Ore
gon, to superintend the meeting of Confer
ence there; then back to the California
Conference, and then to Shanghai, in Chi
na, and from there to the Conference in
Northern India. After that he is to visit
the work In Gerfilliany, Denmark,, Sweden,
and other Europa/a countries. This visita
tion round the 110114 is to end it? France
next summer ands Bishop expects to
reach his limit* vain, if life Is spared, in
September of next year. In the programme
of this tour, the days of the month are
specified on which each meeting is to be
held, and such is the completeness of mod
ern arrangements for travel that very little
apprehension is entertained of a failure in
the appointments.
CUBAN affairs grow more and more inter
esting. Numerous expeditions, conveying
men and supplies, have reached the island
from American ports, and have doubtless
given great encouragement and aid to the
revolutionist& We have news that in sev
eral recent encounters Quesada, the leader
of the revolted forces, has gained signal
advantages. Spanish power on the island
is evidently waning, and its supporters are
becoming disheartened daily. Spain is too
fur off to render efficient aid, and the home
government, besides, has nearly enough to
do in attending to its own affairs. Mean
while the leading members of the Cuban
Junta in New York have been arrested by
the United States officers, on comp/MU of
the Spanish minister, on a charge of vio
lating the neutrality laws.
Classics, Isranca.trioN.—The subject of .
Chinese immigration to the Pacific slope
will be brought before Congress at its next
s ssion. Several prominent Representa
tives are now on a visit to California, for
the express purpose of studying the whole
question, and' another gentleman leaves
In a few days for San Francisco with
similar intentions. It is apprehended that
the number of Chirtese who will arrive here
within ten years will be estimated by mil
lions ; and the theory of some newspapers
and politicians, that they come merely for
the purpose of working, without any in
tention or desire to participate in our poli
tics, is regarded by many as an assumption
not altogether warranted by fact, history or
experience.
CAMP IiKETINO AT TOWBONTOWN.—On
the I 4th install, at meeting of the husi
nese committee of the North Baltimore Ci
rcuit, M. E. Church, held at the house of
Joseph Gorsuch, in this place, it was re
solved to bold a camp meeting at Towson
town, to commence on Thursday, 26th of
August next. It will be held upon the pro
perty of CapL C. R. Chew, in the rear of
Epsom Chapel, a beautiful location, with
an abundance of pure water upon the
ground. The meeting will be under the
supervision of Rev. Dr. Dougherty, preach
er in charge of that circuit. Invitations
Imre been sent totbe Members of the church
of the surrounding circuits, and it is expect
ed there will be a large turnout.
GestsaAL Gneen—No President has ever
moved so qrdetly, about the country as Gen
eral-Grant does.; Hie antipathy to recep
tions and speech making is so well known
that his time is not intruded upon, and he
is generally leftto himself. They contrived
in Boston to extort half a hundred.:words
from him on .Wednesday, but farther at-
IlPoo Min were neeless, and he let •
the banquet hall and Sod to Groton, where
like could awake 1401gar,4elotlY with Mr.
Sontwell. • Grant's aninple wW bo
rive of good ; it lads other pawns In (*-
Oa We to keep ' l inens, The evil of the
ais `fgals." Silence .is coyien, and as
is no gold in circulationom we have
no OW&N 21": awn. Adv.
_
IT is ssooonco from Washiagtou that
sites- the close of the prune, bald Tear ,
(Jane 8o) and unit funhor antes, Jo:taw
of vrtekty perching Of heads sod sales of
teeratery of the Thiesurf WE
purchase $1,000,000 of bonds in sitentaid
V elbeeollinshebiettrinairdg, lint
le a jiklut twin iti1144 0 . 0 00 01 0 04 igt
Milo* web. / 111111 dati l )1
a l
8.
=l:======fi
Cunots..-4 new petstots
established at Mayberry, at to
**IS
phew ll tralol1 1 1C
WS -4,04 4 0 „
whl
I been
dog ha
~.
Cuarammtnn.—TheAndatera Troop pijo
pose holding.it re-union in Carlisle on the
sist bf Inly.—Two horses, one belonging
to Aa qm, and the other to Hiram
Each, both residing in Lotier Allen'imin
stdp, were stolen on the night ; of June if.
A reward of $l4O is offered for the return of
the hones and detection of the thieves.
—The erection of the Soldiers' Monument,
at Carlisle, Is to be commenced, soon. The
monument will be lopated in the Court
House square. It will stand thirty feet
high, and will stand upon a mound four ket
high. The base, three het high and ten
feet six inches square, will be of Gettysburg
granite.—One day last week, a little boy,
who resides in Mechanicsburg, started on
a fishing excursion to the creek, and return
ed in the evening with a "snapping turtle"
as the result, in part, of his labors. Wish
ing to preserve the life of "snapper" until
morning, and thinking water its life ele
ment, he incarcerated it Ina thirty-five cent
bucket filled with water. Later In the eve
ning, having occasion to wash his face, he
betook himself, unthinkingly, to the afore
mentioned pail of water, and dipped his
face into the water, whereupon "snapper"
seized him by the nose, and hung there with
that tenacity for which the creature is well
I known. With some difficulty, and we are
glad to say, with little injury to the boy, be
was relieved from his unpleasant position.
FRANNLIN.—The two-story brick dwel
ling of Mr. Wingert, near Fayetteville, was
burned with furniture on the 16thult.; sup
posed to have been fired by sparks from a
steam saw mill close by.—Adam Hoke, an
aged, and one of the most wealthy and in
fluential citizens, died suddenly at his resi
dence in Mercersburg, oa Sunday evening,
the sth inst. He was in his 78th year.
—Kearney Lodge, No. 159, Knights of
Pythias, was instituted in Chambersburg
on the evening of the mit inst.—Martin
Shoemaker, of Grateffenburz Springs, was
bitten In the thumb by a copperhead snake
on Sunday last.
FRY DILRICK. -- CluttleS H. McDonald,
aged only sixteen years, an employee in the
office of the Republican of Frederick city,
committed suicide on Sunday morning.
YORL.—The dwelling of Daniel Worley,
Franklin township, was struck by lightning
last week, shattering the gable end, cornice
and one tier of rafters; no injury to the
family.- On the 9th inst. a trial of speed be
tween the horses of Mr. Charles E. Kuhn,
of Hanover, and Mr. John Brandt, of Littles
town, came off on the Frederick road, near
Hanover. The race, (a quarter mile dash,)
was easily won by Mr. Kuhn's horse.
Purse, slo.—On next day a trial of speed
took place on the McSherrystown road,
between the horses owned by Messrs.
Simon Diller and Peter Weaver, of Han
over. Two heats were run, of 410 yardi
each. Weaver's horse won both heats, the
Ist by the "skin of his teeth," and the 2nd
by several lengths. Purse, slo.—Joseph A.
Brenizer has been appointed Route Agent
between Baltimore and Harrisburg.—On
the night of the 16th inst., the house of
Michael Hartman, in Loganville, was enter
ed by burglars and robbed of about forty
dollars worth of clothing ; Zacharias Kraut
and Edward Howard, of the same place,
were recently relieved of some leather,
provisions, dc., by burglars.—Jacob Ho:-
ter had his leg broken on the 14th inst., by
the falling of the frame work of a wagon
shed which was being erected on the prem
ises of Mr. Hannegan, Hopewell town.
ship ; several other gentlemen were injur
ed at the same time.
Rapoers have been received at the Rev
enue Department from the revenue office's
of East Tennessee., North Carolina, and
the border counties of Virginia, communi
cating intelligence of the destruction of
sixty illicit - distilleries In those localities
within the past few weeks. The work It
rendered exceedingly difficult and danger- ,
owl, owing to the remoteness of the districts
and the desperate character of those engag
ed, and Gen. Sherman has directed the
military, wherever a force can be spared, to
render all assislance in their power to the
revenue officers In their efforts to suppress
these violations of the revenue laws.
A LARGE Strzna.—On the farm of Isaac
Stebman, near Mount Joy, Lancaster coun
ty, according to an account published in the
Cohnubia Spy, is one of the largest bul
locks In that county. He weighs nearly
four thousand pounds, is six feet four inches
in height, and measures over ten feet in
circumference. He is about six years old,
of Kentucky breed, and is generally con
needed to be the largest steer in the State.
He will remain on the above farm until
next fall, when his owner, Jacob Kurtz,
currier, of Mount Joy, will ship him to the
Philadelphia market.
Is consequence of the great difficulty en
countered by the revenue officers in Phila
delphia in the attempt to suppress the num
erous contraband distilleries in Richmond
and the other districts in Philadelphia, ap
plication has been made through the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue to the Secre
tary of the Navy for a squad of marines,
and to the Attorney General to direct the
United States marshal to contribute the aid
of the local constabulary to assist them in
their enleavors to enforce the revenue laws.
A NABZOW EBOAPE.—At New Haven,
List week, as a little girl three years old was
looking out of a window of a third story
house she lost her balance and fell. quite
a number of persons saw her fall and ex
pected that she would be dashed in pieces
on the pavement below. But,. very fortu
nately, the loop of the child's shoe string
Caught upon the blind fastener, and she
hung in that position until a man who saw
her frightful condition could run from the
street upstairs 'and take her in. It was a
very narrow escape from instant death.
C ! C ! C !—Nonnts is Just from the city
with the largest and cheapest stock of
goods in the county'. All kinds of Men's
and Boy's wear; Straw Hats, Leghorn
Hats, Panama Hats, and Light Fur and
Wool Hats in endless variety and cheap.
Also Summer Clothing of all kinds and
Cut In the Latest Style. Young Gents
wanting a Fashionable Snit made in the
latest style and good material, can save
2t-per cent by getting it at'Norrits' store',
Arnold'. old corner.
HAGA.NII MAGNOLIA BALM.—Thia
article Lr the True Becret.of Beauty.. It
Is what fatehlonable Ladles, Actresses, and
Opera Singers use to produce that cultiva
ted, diatiague appearance sommela admir
ed in the Circles of Fashion.
It removes all utsoky)ttly liligabiwp Red
neee, Freckles, Tan, Sunburn and Effects
of Spring Winds, and givea to the Com
plexion a /Snowing Purity of transparent
deliaey and power. No lady who val
ues a. Complexion can do without the
Magnolia Balm. 75 cents will buy it of
any of our respectable dealers.
Lyon's Estisairoa Is is very delightful
Hair Dressing. drum 11-1 m
_ _
StirGo to hcar the Musical treat in dig
'outwit Hall, on `may evening. It
- Lae ettektkin of aziratders is dire et
led to elie adsatikeass of 00813 Dios
P1Pf31.41. CUBA, in another part of We
paper. Tide truly 'rake* Yadkin.
lierm are lebblimPlll, - Yead
_.
* *"2 . • - 1. '''VED MORNING GLORY.—:
,- ' .• onto Mornitig Glory Skive, leo
ids,
, , , objected to for use in -
by families Inn but
e
` 6 not adap - i ' ' • ' 'Ai r .
. 5 ".7:' 'difficulty has If" e Oiled
t0: 6 4
-laitlelondsy we saw oneWl.he?tiprofidd
,:. 2,,, , it Glories ilrojs „lriljelit“, Mlle WO:sso
. . ~ - _Col. C. H. Bnilietzst,san Cattikt
streetoihlch seems not only to obviate
objections but to meet every desired want.
It la potblng more or less than the ordi
nary Morning Glory, with an Oven about
15 inches in diameter attached, and Inge
nkialy eriangeddanipers by which the
heat can be thrown around the oven at
pleasure, and Making' it as hot as the
ovens of the best cooking stoves. Water
can be boiled, pies baked, and even meat
roasted as readily as In a cooking stove.
This contrivance, while preserving all the
qualities of the Morning Glory as a 'beat
er, adapts it fur the sick chamber, or use
in small families requiring but little
cook tug.
LUMERR.—The attention of Carpenters
and Builders is invited to the extensive
assortment of Lumber of all .kinds to be
found at the Lumber Yard of Col. C. H.
Huehler,on Carlislestreet,opposite the Pas
senger Depot. River and Mountain Pine,
Hemlock, Laths, Siding, Joie°, Scantling,
Shingles, Pickets, Flooring, Posts, dm.
an., furnished in any quantity , inti at low
est rates. tf
THE 'FIVE WONDERS OF GETTYS
BURG FOR ALL TO VISIT—The Ka
talysine Springs—Orphans National Home
—National Cemetery—Pennsylvania Col
lege—and E. H. Mission's Cream Soda and
Ice Cream Establishment, on Chambers_
burg St., adjoining Keystone Hotel.
P. S. Our Cream Soda is delicious. tf
ARE 1100 P SKIRTS FASHIONA
BLE f—They certainly are. And the La
dies know that to be well dressed, Hoop-
Skirts are necessary. The best stock to
select from is at Iniphorn's, store, N. W.
Corner Si/are. tf
CH A DLE.S.-- Grain Cradles,
Of Greenmatle manufacture, three sizea.
decidedly the beat In use, on hand and for
male by It. SfiERFEY, l miles south of
Gettysburg. June IS-tf
ARRIVED —A fresh stock of
Cassimeres, Carpets, Floor Oil Clothe,
Lawns, Sun Shades, Hosiery, Gloves, de.
has just been received by Duphorn, and
are the cheapest we ever saw. May
WAITERS WANTED.—A few first
class colored Waiters will find employ
ment, by addres.,ing Dr. G. D. SMITH,
Pronietor of the Springs Hotel, Gettys
bnrg,
rte - Persons having Black Oak Bark for
sale will do well by calling on JOHN RUPP.
He pays 168 00 per cord delivered at bis
Lanyard in Gettysburg. mny2B.tf
INSIDE AND OUT.
''The outward forms the rosier mau reveal,
We guess the pulp before we eat ato peel."
•
Certain it is that a man's dress reveals
much of his habits and character. A clean
ly man, however poor, will never be
slovenly in his dress, and on the other
hand, a careles man, however rich, will
never be a well-dressed man. It pays to
cress well, there can be no doubt about
that, and it is equally certain that the place
to dress up at is Oak Hall. it
Jfi ptrial Notitto.
aIiND YOB PRICE LISTS
We have on band printed price lists of met of the
leaking goods to oar line of business. each as Qualms
ware, Grocers' Drugs, and nelfGooda, Sugar., kalt,
Oils, ho., which lute we will be pleased to mall to any
sod all storekeepers who will mod as their address,
muesli. WY. BLAII k SON.
A GREAT POLITICAL REVOLUTION
was accomplishad log the election of Grant, and a re.
volution of Immerse social Importance has beam ef.
fatted by the general substitutlau of that pure and
harmless preparation,
CRIBTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
for the deadly compound of lead and brimstone, of
which, according to the "Journal of Chemistry" and
the "Medical Gazette," more than thirty varieties
have been foieled upon the public Orittadoro's Dye
is the only one that
HAS BEEN ANALYZED ;
and Profetwir Chilton. over hie own signatnr•, de_
Ware, that It le perfectly wholesome.
CRISTADORO . B HAIR PRISERIATITE, as a
Dreading, mete !Ikea therm on the Hair after Dyeing.
Try ft.
&OS by all Dru;siot. [Jane 11-1 m
"A WORD TO HORBE3IEII."
TAR. TORUS' CELEBRATED TRIZTIAN HORSE
V LINIMENT has berm tested by the first llorsemen
In tlat• country, and proved to be superior to any
other. The late II Irani Woodruff, of i.trott ing Lime,"
we. never without a bottle In hi. 'table. It is also
used by Col. Both, of the Jerome Park Course, at
Fordbam, N. Y., who ha. over twenty running horse.
under his care, among slikh rank some of the gout
sock in Ame:ica. 11 Is warranted to cure Latnerem,
!pis ine, Scratcher, Erni/to, Gallo, Cuts, Wind Galls,
Coll c, Sore - Throat, Mail to the Foot, and Orer Mot
log, when cued according to the direcHons.
All who own or employ foram are &muted that this
LI 1:1 hoe nt will do all, If not more, In coring the above
named complaints. No horn need die of Colic, if,
when first taken, the Liniment Is need according to
the daectlons, Always have a bottle In your stable.
Price, to Pbsibottles, One Dollar. The genuine is
signed S. I. labia. on the outside wrapper. For sale
by the Druggist., Saddlers, and Storekeepers through
out the United States. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
York. - • [June 11-1•2
IMPORTANT FACT
We see that persons of strong constitutions, and
young, suffer SO days with pains of the limbs, loss of
appetite and fever, who suddenly get well after a
eholle followed by 'limy, bilons stool.. The relic.
produced by those evacuations were the original guide
to the ides and practice of purgation, and which, when
adorned by Biandreth'■ Pills, always benefits , tumul
i) cures, and often pre, outs disease,. especially Scarlet
lever and dlsmumes of similar character.
I. L. Cook, publisher of the "State Banner," Ben
nington, Vt., says Brandreth's Pills wed bins of
Dyttiepsta, attar tens *Misted with it °Ter AT a year'
His friends and doctor" considered Ws recovery Im
possible; but six boxes ol Braroirettt's Pills restored
his health pertecty.
• young lady of Mount Pleasant was sorely troubled
with Tapeworm. ♦Il advice and medicine felled to
help her. Bile had no rest. Thin, careworn sod un
happy, she looked the picture of misery. Al last she
concluded to try Brandrath's Pills. In one year she
took beventy 7 two hoarse. Thar, hrunght away,
cording to her computation, over two bandied yards
of tape -worm_ ♦t length all herbed eymptorna left
her ; she slept and ate naturally, and her health be
came fully restored. [June 11-1 m
ERRORS OP YOUTII
A gentleman who stormed br years from nervous
Deb Oily, Premature Decay, and all the erects of
-k m ai a to indbeettien, win, br the sake of miliming
nmanity, send free to all who need ft, the receipt and
"directions for Making the Simple remedy by which he
was cared Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver
tiser's experience, can do so by addnastog, in perfect
confidence. JOILN B. OGDEN,
• . N 0.42 Cedar street, New York,
'flay Id, 111011,—ly
A GREAT REMEDY
102 !HZ 0011 OP
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.
Dr. Wiabart'a Pine Tree Tar Cordial
It h the Thai prisolple of the Pier Tree, obtained
by • peculiar progress la the distillatiod of the tar,
by which itz blithest medical properties are retained.
It is the ouly saiegsard and reliable remedy which
has ever been prepared from the juice of the Pine
Tree.
" It W a rit:meta? the digestive Organs and restores the
beat the debilitated system.
r are n t
It parties entenriehes the hiecal, imd is from
the the ayatollah...empties which suoldli breeds en
lungs.
It dilativp the imam or phlegm width ,tape the
atimmireos of Ilse lamp.
finalhig principl e Up= the levitated wfoce
of tie hap andr throe; midfepostto
to each dheesed
pun, rillentes patilad isbduisig
It Is the ram* of years of Seedy sad aspimmant,
and lib ofireCto the sUcted, with the positive as
latuanot its paha to sure the lollowlag emanin
the patient hes hot-too tam delayell a retoott . te
emu of eurerii
Coomothetket of the Loici a they, a + Throat eoth
attot i rookith4-Uior c aim*
tei r
o r a sal eg inothrive ugh. INlth= i t i a.
as ex t.. ~,,, with onset thlter li
m Palmomr7 silhadows eII•mi C IMML, I"
b ca ort% Pine Tree'tharOentia -We thetreo—
,LC A ditlM, iofirrViZzaitirifilayi
hait int
matter oo l = thetne th roitethib • best
theatortnituttes esadogogh.
Se& Wet Throat therLuatillemitthee we ocapeeed
of anodyne', Adair allay Um•
milk ibe aidiU w alt
WOW:- -
,eitetiithrtiottiw etheees,theithree theme
as, widths WNW WY aosedaidaadatiotillahl.
id laths thetas, Wombs/ theme Iteposit the , anew
of car owes esteems *rides,.
ETIL The Pfne l TreeTat °With dial ft.=
airs wa li n g,* become tasy MOWN the on
irritation of the domes thembnath end
tablas, maid the hump to set pd ilitair ad' the on
*Why pethetiom,
eithe lad
t. mitt** blood, thus Wes.
V
ttheall a aore
4Le Whe
.4or.
oarui t at hie once loth*** sad
diapdaido *an Kea lad Want, at
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. • sow's.
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4
1 ....
11 *speptia—Costiveness.
Ty on WI 'headache try MARSHALL'
I
.1 aid be vhsoad that although other
TOCCl•iiell •fill re you, this will sire ;ow
hui r tia , 1 tenor.
t
and fatigue your eery.* have
"..110 , 011•** _ eat Headache admonish,* y
0119141 gm mous may happen, such u
--.1.-IVIIIIARigi, DIVNY.BB OF MUT,
andotti-efliert-edngaervous affections, thou Marshall's
IHlsir by stein toes alma strength to your systems,
reenenii You to perfect health.
Whenever cod which shoeld be digested remains In
the stomach, causing paused atieastoses for the ward
of Mall prirscifil• Welch leo* tender it ituy'ordlgier
Mon, thew by motet Marshaa'e !Uzi, you will eupply
U I D;
this deficiency andevent its recurrent.. and so be
tellorZigMl" A......r • ~
hiking cleansed rink" an u'aeant y
to a healthy condition., coativenasa arid the otter at.
tewiant dlaordars of the beiselsr ere od neenisity pre
vented.
Price oi lifarshaH r a H lixtr, fl CO per bottle,
F or se, by all Dreigirtabi. Depot, bliol iitartet at.
M. MARRIIALL k CO , Druggists, Prop ribtors
71a.210.-41
•
T HE ICIDNICTS.—THM KIDNEYS AMY TWO in
number ' situated at the upper part of the loin,
surrounded by fat, er.d etneletlng of three parts,ris:
the Anterior, lire Interior, and the Jinierhore
The Interior 'blurbs. Intei for consists of thints
or reins, which serve as • deposit for the urine and
convey it to the exterlor. The exterior is a conduct.
or also, terminating in a single tube, and called the
Ureter. The ureters are oonneeted with Ow biaddec.
The bladder is compoted of rarities coverings °rife.
suer, divided into parts, viz, the Upper, the Lower,
the liervonsothu the Mucous. The upper , xpelf.thw
lower-retains. Many have a desire ro urinate , with•
out the ability; others urinate without the abi.l trio
retain. This frequently occurs in children.
To cure these affections!, we Inuit bring into action
the mueche, which are engaged in their various
functions If they are neglected, Gravel or Dropsy
may ensue.
The reader with ale., be made aware, that however
alight maybe attack. It I. tore to affcct L4plity
hgeith sad nt,..n i n t rowers, a. our n. 011121.1 1/).X.1 ore
supported from three antirres.
GouT, 06 0 ins' in the Toil,
is indicative of the aleore dieeaseA. 1114 y a cur in
persons disposed te acid stomach and c1.14y cc acre.
non,
TUC GEAVEL—Tlirgrn Tel unglrnt Cr
improper treatment of the ki,ine, e. These organ.
bum g weal:, the wilt°. in but ea prili frt m the Wad.
der. but allowed to remain; it 1, 4 . ,1111, revel and
et:dement forme. It is from ILI■ depolit that the
stone is termed, and gravel enema.
PlilienY in a of water in somu parts of the
Lady, and hears differ, nt names. acet.rtling to th,
part, arrerteit, viz: When y rr the
b,,,ty, it is called ATJUalea: when Of the tit Ll. , tut'u t
AnCiten; when vitt.. chest, 1.1 rtirdthoraa.
TIitATMENT.-11elrobriii'n highly concentr..t,l com
pound Extract bucLu i s decidely one of the beet ree•
ratifies fir dil, an.ea of the bladder, kidneys. genre!,
dr, peical rheumatism, and gouty affec•
tions. Under this: head we have arranged D3suria,
or dilLculty and pain in pa.eing water, scanty See",
furl', or trnall nod lei ilurrit direful rges of water;
Etraugnary. or stepping of water; Il•motturin, or
bin ~riot and Rheumatism .1 the kid.) q,
iti, iiily in but inrrra, u 1 r .1.
ur. or dsrk water. It saw always highly roe...untend
ed by the late Dr. NO niCk, in these affe..tions.
This turchcine increases the I..wer of
euiles the ab.crl,t nt., Into Leatithy carreise. by %bid/
th.lwitery, or C.likateMlN, awl all au•
natural enlargements, an welt an pain And
initm
mutton, are ftrldElCed, and it is take,, by :Jinn, I.n. , uieu,
and children. Dire,tions r•r tire and diet accom
pany.
PUILUMLUILI, PA-, Feb. '25, 1667.
. H. T. tivinnoLD, Drugghd:
Desk Sia-1 Lave been • sufferer, ri,r upward of
'twenty years, with gray el, bladder, and kidney
affec
tions, during which time I Lave used various medic
inal preparations, and been under the treatment of
the must eminent physician,, experiencing but little
Having seen your preparations extensively ►dyer.
Used, I consulted with my family physician in regard
to using year Extract Buctia.
I did this because I had Randall kinds of advertised
remedies, and had found them worthless, ■nd some
quite injurious; In fact, I despaired of ever getting
well, and determined to use no remedies hereafter on.
lens I knew of the Ingredients. It wee this that
prompted me to one Jour remedy. Aa you adverthel
that it was composed of boast, cubets, and Juniper
berries, it occurred to me sad my physician a. an ez•
cellent combination, and, with his advice,after an es
amlnatlon of the article, and consulting again with
the druggist, I concluded to try it. I commenced its
use about eight months ago, at which time/ was con
fined to my room, 'From the first bottle I was euthini
lettedand gratified at the beneficial effect, and after
using it throe weeks, was able to wills opt. I fedi
much like writing you a full statement of my case at
that time, but thought my improvement 'nigl t only
be temporary, and thersuore concluded to defer and
see if it would efftct a perlect cure, knowing then it
would bo of greater value to you, and more iultlsfec
tory to me.
I am now able to report that a cure ht effected after
using the remedy f.r live month,
I have oat used aoy now for three months, sod feel
as well lo all respects as I ever dld.
Your Ituchu being devoid of any unpleasant taste
and odor, a nice tonic and In•lgorator of the wystem,
I do not mean to be without it whenever cceaeion may
rr r A n ire its use in such affection.
If. )IcCOIIMICK.
gh.,.01d any doubt Mr. McCormick's 'lament, be
refers to the following gentlemen:
lion Wm Bigler, Ex-Governor, Pennsylvania.
lion nos B Florence, Philadelphia.
Lion .1 C Know, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon J 9 Black, Judge, Philadelphia.
lion D IL Porter, ex-ilovernor, Pennsylvania.
Hon Ellis Levi., Jodge Philadelphia.
Hon C Grier, Jude , United Slates Court.
H. a 0 W - Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia.
lion W A Porter, City Solicitor, Philadelphia.
Lion John Bigler, ex-Governor, California.
Lion E Hanka, A oditorGeneral, Washington, D. C.
And many others, if necessary.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every where, Beware
of counterfeits. Ark for 'Pike no other.
hunr--SL2S per bottle, or 6 bottles for s6_6o. De
livered to any address. Describe symptoms in all
communications.
Address B. T. lIELMBOLD, Dreg and Cbucatcai
Warehouse, 694 Broadway, New York.
NONE ♦RE GENUINE UNLItBB DONE UP IN
eteel.entyravec wrapper, with fac•aimile or my
Chemical WaraLousa, and alined
Janes-2n - H. T. Ii HUI BOLD.
SPECIAL NOTICE
SCUENCK'B PtL3IONIC SYRUP,
Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, will awe Cses
sumption, Liver C. mptaiet, and Pyspepal If taken
accordion to dirsetions. The, are all three to be Ls.
ken et the Nuns time. They cleanse the stomach, re
lax the liver, and put it to work; then the appetite
become* good; the food digests and makes good blood ;
the patient begirts to grow la flesh; the disimeed mat
ter ripen, in the long., and the patientowtptrewp the
disease and gets well. Thus is the only way to cure
consumption.
To these three medicines Dr. J. H. Scheeek, of
Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled muerte in the treat
ment of pulmonary consumption. The Pulmonic
Syrup ripens the morbid matter In the lungs, nature
throws it off by en easy expectoration, for when the
phlegm or matter is ripe, • slight cough will throw ft
of, and the patient her rest and the lungs begin to
heal.
To do tide, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
mast be freely need to cleanse the stomach and liver,
so that the Polnkscic Syrup and the food will make
good blond.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, re
moving all obatructions, relax the ducts of the gall
bladder. the bile starts freely, and the liver Is wow
relieved ; the stool. will &bow what the Pine Min do;
nothing has ever been Invented except calomel (a
deadly poison which Is very dangerous to use unless
with great care), that will unlock th e galibl i od er
and start the secretions of the liver like Schenck'.
Mandrake Pills.
Liver Complaint is one of the most prominent
moues of Consumption.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic is a gentle stimulant and
alterative, sad the alkali in the Seaweed, which this,
preparation is made of, assists the stomach to throw
out the gastrin juice to diasalve the food with the
Pulmonic Syrup, and it famade into good blood with
out fermentation or souring in the etemacb.,
The great noun why physiebusir do not etre con
sumption le, they try to do too much; they give me.
dlcine to atop the cough, to stop chilli, to stop night
sweats, beetle fever, and by cc doing they derange the
whole digestive powers, lotting tip the seCretioret,
and eventually the patient sinks and diet
Dr. Schenck, In his treatment, does not try to stop
a cough, night sweats, chills, or favor. Remove the
muse, and they will alI stop of their own accord.--
No one can be cured of Coristimption, Liver Com
plaint, Dyi ..nsepels, Catarrh. Canker , Ulcerated Throat,
unleu the fiver and stomach erg made heattly.
If a person has consomptfon, of coons the Unpin
some way are diseased, either tubercles, abacuses,
bronchial Irritatioe, pleura adhesion, or the lungs are
a mug of Intlammotion tad clash decaying; In inch
miss what mug be dime l It L sat only the lungs
that are wuting, but it is the whole body. The
stomach and liver have lost their power to make blood
out of food. Now the only chance la to take Schenck's
three medicines, which will bring up a tone to the
stomach, the patient will begin to want food, it will
digest easily and make good blood; then the patient
begins to pin in flesh, and as soon as the body begins
to grow, the lungs commence to heal up, and the pa.-
tient i v=shy and well . This is the only way to
tar. puou,
When tier, loaolabg disease, lid only ItlteBol4
plaint and Dyrpepils, Schenck's Smarties! Tonic and
Mandrake Pills are standout without the Pnimonlc
Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills freely In all bilious
complaints, as they are perfectly bermless.
Dr. Schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted health.
for many years past, and now weighs 225 pounds, was
wasted AU'S , to same skeleton, In the very last stage
of Pulmonary Consineptlon, his physicians having
pronounced hi* cue hopeless and Unadvised him ae
fate. He was cured by tbi aforasaid medicinal,
and since his recovery laiiiousands. af-
Blued haveiseed-D: ,prelineetkunwl liter ,
nut
rensarkable mast;
I divot:Mobs
lug each, make It not absolutely necessary to person
ally see Dr, Schenck, aphis; this paUents wish theig
lungs examined, and tenth* p4rpone he is prilresido4
ally at his Principal Dace, Plellhdelpida, every Solari,
day, where all letters for advice aapathe addressed.—
He is also professionally at No. 39 lioneirtreet, New
York, every other Wednesday. Ha gives advice-free,
but fora thorough examination with his Respire_
meter the price trill. DSc& boars a r t each ity from
9A. if. to 3P. if. • • •• • •i _7
Prica of the Puknoule Syrup and. SosyssiTolik
each 91.60 per bottle, or $1.50 a balklosen. Mandrake.
Pills 2.5 tante • box. For sale by all druggists ,
DR. J. H. suamtex,
16 N. Bth et , Ps
April M,1869.-ly
TO CON
The Adverther, having beef restored to health In
few weeks, by a eery simple remedy, attar ttaTing sale
fared several years with a severe lung_ affect/no, and
that dread dhiatee, Consumption-11 analatis to make
known to his fellow-inifferers the means of cure.
. .
To all who desire it, he will sends copy of the prop.
earlption used Mee of charge),Mitit the directkeetter
preparing and using the same, *MB they will dud
sere Cure km Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc.
The (Meet of the advertiser In LasMblilks PreortiP
lion is to benent the ailleted,amtsprisit Blimmation
which he conceives to be invaluable; aid he hopes In,
eg rairarra will try his maandy, as ,Itlrgi cos t them
nothing, and may proles hbaaskag.' • ' . .
Parties wishing the prescriptio ,n will picas address
RSV. NDWAND A—WILSON,
Wlillamsburg, liar county, New York.
hay 14, 1809.—1 y ' ' •
: 400141) .
Merriman while ruidinti /fall lmaiteraa a
ON;e o fr 6 f OffkMll. 4 4 l l4lfit
the Cu,. Nervous Weakness, pay? 'wil e
the Iluelzal °maw, sad Of
train of
WNW' W — eire7e=vieltea bs = 541 t1dr d...
..b&.
ready. ?twitted toy a desire to en
re makded
end tiftfullueoll win add tted reedits's, preepaitai
WI Mier ads eddrifteekli feweakelf , of Wide e• for
efie 'who wederli,.M4o tempt. Addtimp M ••• I •
..101.11,2 IR ut,
Station D, Beige HouseiNserolo,
• ger : lf.-ly
Iprppe neryrpa, WIRI a. ,
Not Skive lionahltalwi, td.
Wire Webbing for Uwe and Poultry Yards; itreme
Earif i MM 01:rif
Dadra: 204-
nedwirlitree,Orieste Wire Work, de. Way
fewatfen by addrwher the eaawfsetanes. Iw
WALItU t llanw Mlicn > dt /Kith 6 1 .. Phllr
[1•16.1,1311),-17
Air DIM/138, NttliNgile AND
LintiMortAk_thlto . tutq ISLAM, /11. D.,
:,..:_r t:C= Wr aire • •
Lamed, of de, Nottood,) No.
k u re 61Ve ` 711 V e:VNVit St l o
E ir M a 7 ll = 1 1 7&111 4 V 1 7;
s4l.Pir
ME
AT PAXTON'S/3TO** dif TUN NAL: NAME El
~.1.41111W.7,01.rrtT,917,2•Nr`t: . .„ •
FRES:fiGIOCERIES'
every watt from the City, Prorkttrth; bided M .
°MS/mit, ki,a4s.ltittvr pft.411,4 i9wMf
—, , .
nous. coax ilati v aimiak antsaamp:i m i.
49.4.2. 8 0.44 0r ~ALL gAxlmiss.
NOTIONS, CON/NOTIONARINS,
BROOMS, Se.; deo,
Tr
Luck as Scantling, Porta, Si&glen, Plnglale:Atoill'
sally on hand At lowest tiring, taktaa, C.l44lllauot.
Jane Si.—t f.
JOSEPH GILLESPIE, 1
Dealer in I+'lotii,[4tiottiti6s,
Notions [
GETTYSBURG,
Vlrorte 9th:ft pijp:tZteliarl=l
Celt *rot 14) th. Maio iv" couletia•cillibip bow ro t
G ROCERISB.
8 ' , guy. 6 / I ruPa. NoMaw,
Oodrimi, Nam, 11440 14 , Sift
kc.: the
BEST BR. NDA'orltotat
n the mirk et, With flame , Shoulders, Blass, risk,
Dried isults,Couiroecusie. dr.. Also, • ,
N OTIONS,
lu great variety; Cedar and Stoa•-
are, Cruekery-ware, Baskets, Hems, TotuNecui.
and a thou.lud and onauther article..
BUTTER-AND EGGS, •
.1, .ind (reel,. always for sale.
Gut-astir Co. will spare no effort to visas*, and,
are confident or being able to do so by constantly
keeping a full and choice stock, and selling at th•
car! lowest profits. Carrera! Pgenumt wanted, either
for the cask or In etchangs forgootle, highest market
price allowed. JOSEPH . E. °wain.;
June 17,1863.—tr
\VM. J. MARTIN,
dIiOUERIE,S' AND LIQUORN
A Virgo lot of Urocerios that I in senior Clue,
for Cub
CHOICE LIQITORS,
Old Eye Whisky eight yedrs Old.
Very Old Frene Brandy
ALL OTHER KINDS OF LIQUORS,
A general ii.sortment or BITTERS, mow' which
firyip
pure Liquors for Medical pur
post. st WM. J. MARTIN'S.
pabie Cutlery, Glassware, Queens-
WARS, kr , it WY. J. MA MN'S.
April ZO, ISt
I C A
V
M. BUYER & SON,
GROCERIES, _NOTIONS,
TOBACCOS,
Stone, Wooden and Willow Wars
110*.A general assortment of
all Goods usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY,
Dee. 4. 11167.-t f
BARGAINS
GROCERY
IN GETTYSBURG
JACOB W. CRESS
H AVING opened nom Orneery,ln Sleitysbnrs,Ola
the north-west corner of the Public_ Npare,
he. lust received a splendid assortment of rim
GROCERIES
Including Sugars, Colfee, Molasses, Syrup, Teas,
Speonr,Tobsceo,Salt, Tish,Mmos, Shoulders, Or Alto,
QUEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS,
Nuts,Trults,Sospe,Yancy Articles and Rot {OVAten et
sty We mid also keep on hand FLOUR. and itts,D
-6711/78.
%ming parctuuted flu. CUSH an d an prows&
sell very cheap. Give me a call Judgefor yes?.
selves.
Sept. 2.3.18117.-tf
_ROCERY.
WM. B MEALS 11/8 OPENID 1
Grocery, Vegetable and.
Notion Store
at hie realdence adjoining Meals & Brothel"( Krssedb.
yard, In
EAST YORK STREET
where he le prepared to moll as cheap as the eiespee
azutbing fn Ais line.- Give Pia call.
Mara 18.1869-8 f
gni 21114 Xersoul $2lO.
•
VALUABLE FARM A+
PRIVATE BALM
The undersigneilaixecatiitz of the will of Attars
Towne/an, deestm; in accordante wick into will.
now offers at Private Sale, the valuable Para on
which she now
re
sides, bZon/Orsg to the heirs of
ams E
Jowswelstis eldrigAt eag township, Ad
co., Ea, iboiti 1
% ?
north fts of Hampton, four
mem hew Wirt StrOas Oprialge and 34. *lle from
tie. Naltheare and Chattels idler .imatatukes 2111
ACRES, more or lase This Is emalienly buten es
the "Old Round Hill /arm." It Is mostly of the
graeltrfeoll, bib frees heavily limed Mitimered,
and le !IWO 1441441, of cultint Wu VMS are about
160 Ammo, good firmhsg land. and 40 Acres of good
timber.. The farm Is well watered with springs and
misting water; a ner-thllies 'print of ise•Uant
water about 25 yards er
hosn the door; also, another
eery large sad strong *stag about w iiront the
how, rap 'saki' the water rpm
Uto the hews roe
ntie, , Arced by • hydraulic Rem, which hlis been
" 4081114111 OPlMatdatt hg weer twenty year,. There
is a berre4f atcelfeat water standing to the kitchen
all the limb.ecutaSl Lr wallas or vaulting. from.
the honeoltuf weber le carried by lead . pipe. to a.
trough In the barn yard, thus forandring plenty of:
water all the time for all the Mock. The Winding,.
and
. 113 + irsriZei FA D W IV= I
Grata
May mows, iltzthallbi k„
ifFait , ;;Abled, Grata House, Machine Roam,
Smoke House , Spring Rama, Rog Hoar e end other:
necessary ruder
.pins shingle. roof,—
There lea No.l apple Orchard la good order
also, Neches; Pears, Phne, Oberviet, do.; in
anoe. Thierirable atm Jitr,r7 solgri o
te4 ta raga tlharthes. smolt al,
Grist MTh itemenisit/f
All parsons desirous of purchasing a lints are,
Minvited te
„enentine ann then*.
eaves. They will and ftei hmtasentet. T, easy
and reasonable.
114 it A ter t ietap lira= etilin *au
trA t tetett,
t by letter, by eddreulag
MAST 7. TOWllllMiltiocatzlz.
amperes, Mime to, Pe,
Jana 18,1M,-3 4s*
WESTERN
PRE-EMPTION LANDS..
- - -
il - A* - I,i9IIIIAND 1.
. Al
T R A 0747. S
. .
diresd &sad, virepigoi irradiolilisiiks. mos Ma.
limida:c i as 4 ty - rovis. - £ 6 4 - Atvgfll44l•oobor
boodle, which S will IQ. it “. 4 444 1 11144.* far Paco
f o r Bowl "mat* In Adonis eamtv,es.
G. WALD.
Feb.f.lB6B,—tf
WoO,III O OELSAIX,
"4.'" 09 - 11M1138 ()Mk
24 - 2 xo.t z
1i414'161;f sort se 134 Pull*
abaft /11111 Mi
OATAIRII
HZEI
F 32
ELEILE3
T2INE
titLUMBLR
W 1104..4 •od R. tall Deal, In
ALSO,
at the aim
.7. W. CAJUN.
OF Iro. 1, .
•1t4113104'
Glettr•iirwi
EST A MASH E D.—A ne
bag been ent,»,bllnbed at (tree
III) cocinty; with Ilbbert 1
'Ma odic° in lot
rrmsL,r.
Graefen . 4,erg snd rayetterfil
PA itA110.1.9.---Lu'aso4,
delicate "Wes' 'igo
the most dlatitwilahed •
with coin oonhipglit $
green or blue
it A DIBII.-61r ! , I
bort, at this plass, Yaw
a fina ittprfpatiy d.velgyidi
by him, whits!, measures
etrtatin
if po9nds. -
ON THE BENCIL-00
at the meetiwg of die Or
commission of Judge H.►
by direction of Judge Fla
Harper took his said on
member of the Court.
LONG ROD.— Capt. A.
iiieieted by 1. 11. Moore, We
the lightning rat oeir the Gil It
Hotel. There ate 02 feet of
highest point Le Its feet from'
It is said to be the highest
ty.
LARGE BARN.—)fr. Jo
Ilamiltouban township, is
Baru 1Q by GO feet., the large
Tract
Messrs. F. nud D. C. Sul
township, have finished a fin
LO ft.ct.
busy making bay. There w
ally large yield in the county
beginning to show signs of
some will be ready to cut is
days. We hear of weevil in - .
but no material damage can
grain is already well filled.
TO RA DlJA'rki.—We 0,.
FINLEY 11 . 014 E of this borou
H. LADY or Arendisville, ar
graduating din* at Um ilex
went of Franklin and M ,
Lancaster, Pa., wilieh La to
Thurs,lay, July 1. Mr. LA
one of the College lioneor.a,
the Sialututot
ACCIDENT.—Oa Tuesda
while Mr. James Router w.
same carpenter work at the p
the scaffolding gave way ju...
about giving a cut with a
right hand. The conscqu•
_hatchet struck the little ling
Land, cutting off the end of
T 111: TENTS.—The Seer
has ordered the tents whir.
President of the NationsiCem
tiou, applied for, to be turn's ,
rlstuti_ They will be put a.
west of the Seminary, where
ed on July 1, I 8 ia, and wit:
lteyuolds fell.
Acuttct_TurußAL rat
ul Nlanagert of the Ad
rieultural Society have fix:
Wndnus‘lay and I'huratisy
and 3tn.li of Septaakbor to
next annual ex ibition.
bu open cm 11
1,,r reetption of articles
us hi hit.oll
itENI EMBER 'POE ORP
to he hoped that the frie
tilt-1-W orphans will not fo
them with a supply •of at
dc,, to dispobe of during th
Deilieution or the Sbldlt
next week. Materials for
thetuselvel to make up, w
,ly reeeixed at the Routes
KILLED.—Ntaj.II. H.
Osten, while croieing the
oda the old Shippensburg r
a•Rattleenake
leth4th. It had 13Yattles,
brought home with hie.) •
When tittanketi, instead of
proposod in make fl
alined blow of a large (la
at ouce.
STILL CO NI ING.:—Capt.
in the last tbmpiler, adds h
list 01 mind idates for Clerk
The Democratic Conventio
bust of "patriots" anxious
serve the people, from w
their selections, We have
sionneeinents-7 for Sheriff
?for Register, 4 for Tresure
vecMr—with plenty more c
FESTIVAL.—We and
strawberry Festival last w.
ladies of the Methodist Epi
realized about *425, from
are to be deducted. A
man's Gown was voted for,
excited a good deal of inter
.day evening the students •
made a rally for Itev. Dr. V
ident of the College, and
prize.
"STORING FOR A ' ;
nez a ■oggditive
Millersburg (Dauphin Co.
illustrating the folly of
from market after It termed
"We have been in formed
in this valley has stored
thousand bushels of N. •
which he was offered aim.
a bushel, but wanting mo
hope of its rizinir in prioe,
this quantity of grain has
his bands."
THE FIRST THROUGH
—We see It stated that Israel
late U. S. Consul to Java,
through passer.ger on the P
He was ninety-one hours m
from Omaha to Sacramento,
the driving of the "last splk
Mr. Diehl is a native of N
well known arra very erten
;fatigable explorer of remote
returned anent a year Mace
Asia.
GUIDE BOA RDS. —The
guide boards to be paced'
every road, and it is the d
bles to report to the Court • •
law has not been complied wi
useful prow hi ion , ant! benefit)
es of people. Nahisigis ;
than not to know which . •
take, especially what s lokie
a place where inquiries
Many townships of this 6 •
tirely deficient In this rape°
:respectfully all the It
-visors to this subject.
NATIONAL MONUM
day last work woe •
tional Monument. Im
been erected, with the
and workmen have been bit
'tone In position. As mash
lost In the tramih.pment of
will keep the eosins:Sot •
monument up by the let.
of hands, however, will be
4 A. M. to 8 P. M., and it
fevontble the naosnuotiotw
We are requested by
.who is superintending the'
monument, to say that .
Cemetery will be required
safe distance, so as to guar
Rossibility of seeldeot
idoulty is apprehended, yeti.
of the immense weight of
Atones and the height to wh
be raised, a giving-way of
lasikstitagiappumss
anent. J f this warning is
lite p•bile tieisto cit
oloaisd b vh6olllll,
, 4r.,