Gettysburg compiler. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1866-1961, October 22, 1866, Image 1
CI • GETTYSBUR E COMPILER, betnopratio fount* Journal, PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY MORNING, DT lIENDY STAHL& " TriutA is Arkgho), and Trill Praha" TIMMS OP PIIIILICATI4N.--112 OS per an nual, If paid still:Ili IN sti4ticie—sa 30 per an num if not paid In advance. No subscription dia.% oentlatied, uniess_at the option of the publisher, until all arreargee ere paid. .ADITERTISEMENTS Inserted at usual rates. JOB TROTTING of all kinds dons with neatness and OFFIC3 in South Baltimore street, between and ITiah, near the Post Ordee—"Gompi ler Printing Ofilve" on the sign. rrofessiorial .Cards. Dr. T. o..tKinzer, AYING licAted sierminently nt BQN:. AUGIITOWY, Adams county, will attend Icistly Is sll c4,11'4, d iy or nisist. John L. ke fie's, where he C:4l IL !ways ,• , foand, a Ileie prifesfioullly enr,:tged. 'Lug. f!, 186 i. ly . :Dr. F. C. Waif, HATING located at EAST BERLIN, Adams colinty, hones that by strict attention to his professinnal duties he, tnay inerit a share of the public patronage. [Apr. 2, '66 tf • _ _ __• Dr. J. W. Ck QiNeal'a Oy'relf and Dwelling, N. - E. corner of Bal •iisore and lIF.II streets, near Presbyte rian Chinch, Gettysburg - , Pa. - Nor. 30. 18t33. tf , Dr. D. 8. Peffer, ARBOTTSI OWN, Adatns county, continues 1 the no ice of his profos+ion in all its bran.,bes, on , world teScgtetfully invite all por•l•as afflicted with . any old standing dia. ettaat to call and consult him. _. Oct. 3, 1 884. tf —_,... • J. Torivrentm 11 11. M. D.; A ii:o b r i :4 11 1' 1 r o e r t " i 'S".IIB4IV Lo,theran eliarch in , Citambershurg street, and opposN Dr. C. liernl.'s °Tot., where •lirse wishing; to hire •ny Dental p•riotm.l Are folly invited to rill. Itirsrtz.;;:ss. Drs. lior rirr, 11 , :e. 0. P. ICriutii, D. D , Rev. H. L. Ilito4li-r, D. IL, Res. ['ru n t'. 11. JAcobs, D. D., Pte. IL L. Stover. • Gettydburg, April 11, D. McConaughy, ATTOR's; 7 .1" AT LAW, (olli—e one door west or Buehler's drug and book store, Chion icrs inrg street.) ATDORNXY evcr Sob:intros FON P,misr‘ Ago ?igyiptS.l. Bounty Laud War r.nts, Back-pay suspended eiAllaP, and nll ether ClAim 4 against the Unvernthent at Wash ington, D. 1 ; also American claims in Eng -141 I. Lan:l 'if ..rtants loeated auk %old, or I. a Olt, and h.g . 1.34L pries given. Apia, en• gftgel in l• •tin.: ts 'mutts in Ism t . Illinois and 9t4er woi.ern. St ttes. 4c;f".lp,ilj to him per.,an Ole or he letter. . . Gettysburg . , : , ,liiiv. :11, '5;1., , Law Partaerslaip. WA. IhINCAN & 'J. H. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, . P. :II promfltly attena to aB legsi business e.ltra+tei to them, innin ling the procuring of Pen , i_oqa, Bewity, Itsefs P'sy, aid all other AL!!„,init the tJuitd States and State G•veratneltse offiv.• in ti with West Corrrn of Diamond, cti ) l o)nrg, T'enn'n. di•ril 3, 18G5. ti • B-lw.r.cl B. ATTITOZ!',V Al' (AK, Kill f.tit'lfully and prouipt'y o'c'n 1 to till busine , o3 e.i3rtist rd .1, !ma He a,e tkm the Ger'ut t I.,nuintge. O i•o at - the e.4.•ii• pl.tee, in tiollll 13 ttlitnure. street, ne tr .yo driti, store, nut tie.trly opposite 13 tnryt- L Zictglers ,tore Gettysburg, Mardi :10. J. C. Neely, , I'l'o7l.\ - •:Y AT L — l . 3 ,trtieulAr attent% tiert 9+l t• of Peo,ton., Sooty, and Il•c%- pay. the J. 1. corner of the Diltmolvi..; .etto 11 6, IMI. tf • Glob 111au, YORK ' FT., NEAR THE IP A ItioND, GETT Y ti It U IW, 1' A.—The u itilersigred wurt:d most rezpecquily inform his nn merous friends and Hie public gi tier - illy, that he lies purcti ised (list long establislnd find well known lintel, th,e "Globe Inn," in York street, Gettysburg,rind hill Spate no effort to conduct it in a manner that will not detract from its former reputation. Ilk table will have the bet the market can afford—his chambers are spacious and comfortable—and he It is laid iu for hie bar a fall stack of wines ancblitoors. There is la rep stabling attached t• the Hotel, which will be attended by atten tive Iputtlers. It will be his conetant endeavot t• render the fullest satisfaction to his guests, makit; his 1191160 as near a home to them as possible. Ile.asks a share of the publii.'s pa tronage, deteernined as he is to deserve a large part et it. Remember, the "Gilolie Inn" is in York eireet, but near the Diamond, o? Square. bANIIIEL WOLF. April 4, 18t-4., tt - An.liroad lionse, N EAR THE DEPOT. HANOVER, yoluc co., Pk. The undersizned would respectfully 'Worm his nuitteronsdfrienn and the pubic generally, that he has leitsi:diiie hotel in Hanover, tie.ir the Depot, formerly kept. by Mr. Jeremiah Kahler,and will spire no effort to conduct it ins ma finer thAt sill icive gvmer.il His tallf3e will have the best the markets can afford—his chambers art:spacious and corn forablettand be has laid in for his bar a full stock of choice wines unii.lionors. There is stahlittg for borses nit to the Hotel. It will be his convant endearor to render the tallest satisfaction to bi 3 guests, making his house as near a home to them as posslble.-'--- lie asks a share (4 the public pa.ronage, de termined as he is to deserve a large pirt of it. Remeather,the Railroad House, near the Dc- A. P. BAUGHER. Oct. 2, 1110. tf . Cauruw l e M ARBLE WORK $ , Os itAltimoie *treat, Ne trly Opposite the Court I • - House, GUTTYBBURG, PA. Every deeeriptien of work executed in the beast style of the arts 1865. tf - laa• A 19500 Per - skirl WS want Agents Trerywhere to sell. du! IMPROVED $2O Sewing Mazbines.— Three new kinds. Under and upper feed.— Bent on trial. Warranted five years. Al»i•e salary or large comaiissions paid. The ONLY machines sold in the United States for less than, 44), which are folly licensed by" noire, Wheeler Wits° s, Geover d , Baker, Singer 4- Co,, aid Riche/kr. AU other cheap machines are infringemeatn, and the seller or dser.are hale to srre-si, fine and insprisonnvnt. Illustrated cit.- oilArs 'napes. Address, or call upon Shaw k Clark, at 13idsleforl, Maine,-or Chicago, 111. May 21, 1s t. isly Still at Work I T ag undersigned continues the O,3RIU4GE-lIKING BUSINESS, in all its branches, at his old stand, in East Middle street, Gettysburg. NSW WORK mado to order, and REI? A I I N dons promptly and at lowest prices. BALLING -Till? AND STANDING-TO: • BUGGIES CONSTASTLY 11.0tD. Tin, - first-rate •SP LUNG . WAGONS for sale. JACOB._ TGOX.SL. II 11012:1111PS FRAGRANT MYRRH pre ] feeriei the Teeth, cores all diseases of the gams sod parifles the breath. • §UGAR. ()PRAM HAMB.--A treat eopply juin. received. 'A prime article an d for sale eap by STANKoppcs9r. fi WISOTZICT. 1866. :rtiondugtiv.ekicair:PeAttal preptred lIOLVER. -'.--_-.41-,-„,...,, r ,.........,..•. - ......f.. - ... - '• r - .•' - ' , -'_ ' • - .7t,'J ' • '. ' ...-_. . _., , _H ..., , .•,, r , ~ • 1.. 11-11-ittplirt BY H. J. STARLE. BELL'S Coneentrit'd Flavoring Extracts! "MUM, to any in the market and superior ri to many, in larger bottles, and at old prices. I Wholesale agents for Baltimore, - BIT RBOUGS BROS., Wholesale Druggists. LlST.—Lemon, Orange. Vanilla, Rue, Pelch, Nntm,v, Celery, Allspice, Cloves, Ginger, Birch, Cinnamon, Apple, Mulberry, Pine Ap ple, Banana, M.tee, It .spberry, Pear, Pepper, Parsley, Strawberry, Bitter Almond, and Sa• vory spices. The great diffierety heretofore experienced in prcienrirg true flavoring Extracts, has in dueed the proprietor to spare no pains or ex pense in giving to the public an article which will be found true to its name, and which will in no inztanee he a FOlireC of disappoin:plent. 'lt will he observed that oar extr tt t of Lem on and Orange iv a prepare,: extr tt:t the Pcrl. which any one ruiy be cons Liced of by merely smelling them. 'The price of Vanilla Bean.. ton, has Caused more useless Extract of Vanilla to be mina facture(' arid' sold than any other•essence being either made fronr Tonka llcan., or some other lietitinna compound. In our Extreet we WILL ro ,- AItANITE A PURE AIITICM.P.! made f.Pn'the tree Bean, withoct a3S , foreign auk:lance whatever. Bell's Worni Syrup. MITE MOST INNOCENT, PLEASANT AND I:FP/CIE r ET)Y IN ITSE.—A Rev- COY Paltrier IN !THU.—Nit Castor 011 to be Talk —ln this Pteparntion we have included such remedies only as have been tried for years an•l ace known to possess powerful antheltnititic virtues, combinc I, with mild aperient?, plr•as:wt aromatic. all sugar. An thelmiuties of thetnselves c•u • of per form their peculiar, fumtions or hare he lesired effect, ~less the bowels are kept moderately open. To produce this; gentle purgatives are neces sary and suell only ought to be used that can not interfere with the attthehuinti•• employed. The advaut•tges we elaim for this Syrup are; •Ist. Its power of DESTROYING AND EX PELLING' WORMS: 21. Its mild aperient effect upon the bowels 3d. l!t; plelsant taste and odor are adrtin trtifes possesied or claimed by very few Term ifogee. 4th. Its harmless influence upon the system, couvapierkly no injurious Clint will result from its use should the patient hare co Worm., but an la-I:”.rent disease. nrisinit from some other unknown ' cruse, which is frequently the CAM. 7 • The constituents of this Syrup and its effrets are khownio many Physicians, iflin are now kin theil prretice to a large extent. . Price 25 tents tr:bottle. - - The Greatest Liniment In The. T4IT:s I.vntiE frr,!--rh• Pen , : an I moo AW)nonit ea 1 Ltnwif.nt vowel Oltneinus Com -1,011114 fur t!vt. Cori: of StrAinv, Nombne:s of the Li ru'o, Fro,t,‘ , l Fret ~n .l I land:, Sp I% in. Sad- ile (Inns,. Poll Evil. Rin_• 13 env, IS.,velhnzq of nil la'l•i, and in lief C . '. to r Embrocation i= applicable, either fit Mstrt of hea=t_ Price 21 cen's n bot (in --Thil rvepirm , lrrl, W ' ll , ll i s Iri,jlll.ll WCJI 'kill he ft , b. I none of tip 11 , , Hill et •he time one of die most reliande nit plieatiu',s extint.. ; II tvio2 hen t etitp!oyed very extenctively ' siuce its intrndnction'anl feeling satisfied of ite rerewtliql prottertiec, the r , entnnlPTl,l it With the Worm.? eonfi lc nee, know! tt;.; that n't_one wrll be di,opp , inte.l in its one. it is, OH 113 Ilatift'implie-1, of the consis ten.y eouteinint2; notitine• 4 , truttiive, Fut, on 111.4 efiliirtry, will be found inure pleasnut t: - tan Ott trtv tee: 1 • rieroirm Altvrative, ort eos t)!Tri/N P. 1`.1: f)':IZS 1 1:11:1. 111111SE•4, CATTLE k SWTNri . ' . 2srent= r. paper, or 11.. e paper:: for $l. ~., The tra•itelcr. •(.11e of .theie l'9w,lors during' the Rhort p-rio , t they have Leto hefore the i pahli •, is a quills i"nt nliry Inroe of their great poTinkii•y,:kild the dteiiled benefits, derived fro n The are confiilently recorninen4le.l not only as rt preventive, hut .s o complete urn for ilwideut to the nOnSE, COW or HOG. 49 ,Lnss of Appetite, Coughs, lleaves, Yell° rr Water, nissoraper, Glanders, &c. By their liqe the Horse's Appetite is improv ed, all derangenients of the digestive organs Corrected. salteridng the skin, and giving to the coat, a sleek and shining appearance. and en ty t,e -u test with per'ect safety at all times, as it con.:sins no Ingredients which can.injure horse. wh..th - sr sick or well. They elean , e . the breathing apparatus by ejecting fr viii the air cells coagulated matter, or that formation which so sererely clog's them. causing a-tightness in brew Bing, and by their pe•illiar iietion on that part, they cause the incise membrare to reNunie its natural dim-ash-sac, thus equalizing the circulation of the blood_ and requiring the distended vessels • to their natural size. For fattening t attic! they ere invaluable, also possessing peculiar properties in inereas , in; the rprantity of milk in dews, thereby gir -1 ing them an importance and_ value which should place them within tire...hands of all ia tnrested. ! All diseases to which the nog is subject, as Coughs, Iflceraln the Lungs and Liver, and as 'a general purifier of the blood we guarantee their end-a-TV once fairly tried. . /15" gold at dlettysburg by A. D. Bilebtor, Apothecary; and' by Druggists nua Storeketp.: ers generally_ Ail: for :lel l's Preparations. Prep:m(l exclusively by W. I). Bell, Apothe cary, (Gindu.lie.of the Philadelphia College of Pharin icv,) West Washington St., Hagers town, Md.. • [Oct. 16, 113G5. ly Tin NV re and' Stoves. subscriber respectfully iotorms the publiC thai be still continues the business of Inching , ALL KINDS OF GOOD TIN WARE, at the old stand . . (formerly Andrew Polle)'s0 in York street ; Gettysburg., where he has the 1 tr,zest assortment of tic ware in the county with many meter articles for kitchen use, ke Also, COOKING STOVES It NINE-PLAT STOVES, of the very b est kinds. . ° S. G. COOK. r Mar. 13, 18 , 15. 3m A Lecture to Young Men. JusT publisheei ins sealed envelope.— Pri.te 6 cents' A Lecture on the naturei treatment and radical cure of Spermatorhceai or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impediments to Marriage generally.; Nervonsnestl, Consumption, Epi -I.psy, and Fits} Mental and Physical incapa city, resulting from Sell-Abuse, &..1. By Ttols ert J, Calverwelf, M. D., author of the" Qreen' Book," dm. J The wend renowned author, in this admira-, ble Lecture clearly proves, from his own ex-' perience,,thitt the awful -consequences of Self Abase may be effectually removed without' Medicine, and without dangerous surgical ope-. ration's, bonglee, instruments, rings, or cerdi als, pointing out a mode of cure at once cer tain and effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may cure histiseifebeft?ly, privately ancrradically. This Lecture Will prove a boon to thousands. 'gent', i under seal to ny address, in a plain, Beale. , envelope, on r eipt of six cents, or two post-; age stamps. lso Dr. CulverwelPs 'Marriage! Guide, price 25 cents. Address quAs. S. C. KLINE & Ca., 12 Bowery, New York, P. 0. hex 4588. April 23,1861/. 1.1, A&TEMA quality,. of 'the best Louden Draft HAIfSS, with-2 V -without fasten igs, for s tie by D. McPEARY Alt SON. fIIHE beet lot of Upper Leather 'COLLARS, L of our own make, now ready and for sale. • "D. 3140k1112,1" & SON. Adam' County MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY iNCORPAR/TED, MAIICH 18 , 1101. Orricru President—George Swope. Vice President—Samuel R. Russell. Secret.try—D. A. BuellLer. Treasurer—E. G. Fabnestock. Executire Committee—Robert /JcCurdy An. drew lleintzelusau, Jacob King. _ MAXLGLILS.—George Swope, D. A. Buehler, R. McCurdy, M. Eichelberger, S. R. Russell, E. B.Fabnestock, A. D. Buehler, R. G. McCreary, Gettysburg; Jacob King, Straban township; A. Hein , zeitnan, - Franklin; Wm. D. -Dimes, New Oxfard; Wm. B. Wilson, Bendersville; H. A. Picking , etraban township ; John Wol ford, Latimore township; John Picking, East Berlin', Abel T. Wright, Beudersville ; Abdiel r. Gut, New Oxford; Jas. 11. Marshall, Ham iltonban township; John Ctinnin,cliam, Free dom township; John Horner, Monntjoy town ship; Wm. Boss White, Liberty township. gui'This Company is limited in its opera tions to the conoty of Adams. It has been in operation for more than 15 years, and in that period ha 3 made but one assessment, having paid losses by tire during that period amount ing to $13,088—56,7b of which lave been paid during the last two years. Any person desiring an In.nrance can apply ter_ any of the ailove n , irued H .aager3 for further information. thiy-riic Executive Committee dieets at the office of the Company, on the last Wednes day in et ery month, at 2 o'clock, P.ll. Oct, 10, ISGS. tt Great Attraction ALT PRINKEILHOFF'S CHEAP cLOTHING AND IWRNISHING STORE, a4tt he North En4t Corner of the Diamond. The;inbEcribcr ie ronitrintly in receipt oh‘fresh gobils from the FLtstern citi,4-4. His stock of ADY-MADS CLOTHING is one of t largest and most attractive, as well as the cheapest establishment of the kind in the con try. Voir will there find COATS, MEM D VESTS, mode up in the most fAshionald. styles, and of the best•rnaterials ; of all size- and prices, for men and - boys.— Gent'Nara - tarnishing goods of every descrip- tiny WOJ Shirts, Muslin Shirts ' Hickory Shirts an Merino Shirts, Merino, Wool and Cotton Dr vrers, Hosiery of every description Buck-skin Merino and Cotton Gloves, Hand mumseels. Ties, Cravats, Linen and Paper Coil.trs, 11 ts, Olps, Boots and Shoes brellas, Tr nks, Vahces, Carpet Bags, Clothes and Shoe Brushes, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Shoe Bbte iog, 'Pocket and Dressing Combs, Hary Con be, W.ttches, Clocks' and Jewelry, Gans, Pis ole, Violins and Violin Strings, rut Parfuinr,ries., Stationery of all kinds, Po. ket Ka yes, Smoking and Chewing Tubac- co, Pipet, n extra quality of Segura. In fact, his stock •,nbraties everything usually found .1.43 furnishing store in a first attention , f all to come and see for themselves, as I am d te, mined to sell goods lower than any other .stablishment in the country: Don't forget the place. Corner at York street and the Dian)°, d. JACOB BAIN KEILLIUFF. MIME Honey Saved 0 N E Y MADE I 'S CASH SY TE\I ADOPTED, AND PRICES REDUCED! eN , ii.rneil most 'respectfully invite leuitoiners and the public generally see their Goode at the eiew prices. Tile tin their ht 4 . .1 , 1 I%e have A FULL which we I ),1 e -t p .1 1 r; • ty, tht urtricy wt prrtnt l pointed. AND WELL SELEOFED STOCK. lio.ste coucluil-d to ruts off at the sibleepriems. We intend doing what i retort nfl persbns iimorous of is - Liking he easiest way (by saving it in their will not Lail to g ive us it call, as e them they sicsll not be disisp- ' I l thankful for the past Ter.? liberal we (lure's., ceived, and trust that we it is contlnuatian of the some; and' we sh ill use our best endeavors to rho may favor us with a call. . t it forget tha place. DANNEIt & SIIIELDS, Pairkeld, Adams county, Pa. We ate Agenks for Miller's Superior (me, and Johnsont., celebrated Blast ,r. [Feb. 26, lit 66. tf We nr• p 1011.1 ro sh .11 !nen mon ft Die` call N. B. r:unily n Powd Fresh Arriral. CAI'S, BOOTS k SHOES IF TS COIIEAN k CO lave just received and opened :mother splendid assortment of FIATS, CAPS, BOOTS , and SHOE'S, for Snminet wear,' which they are selling at, very low prices considering the times. Tile latest ntyleS• of Suintner Hats and ‘., Caps, of very description and price. I n. Boots and 'hoes, of superior make, andl li warian'ed o lit, alwa!s on hand. Work made to order and repairing done on short no tice, by experienced workmen. Also, Int:NESS MAKING, carried on i n all its branches. Persons want ing any thing. in this line would do well to call. Valr•Don't forget the old stand in Chambers burg street, if you want Bargains Nit CLARE; 6. . , • Henry T. It f;:e, for best single 'Leavy Draught jIOII , P, Si (10 CrIbNUSI 110mR.1)(`St ditto - More, 400 Gimrge 11' i,•riii rin, 6-emil best ditto, 200 Wm B. Gardner, In st JailE, fi 00 Somuel lierhst, second 1,04 , i1ii fir,- 2 56 I COBEAN k CRAWFORD. Wm. B : flarilner, best pair .3lulm, B'ol6 ... June 19, 1865 Cheap for Cash: N EW sruiLE GROCERIES, LIQUORS, kC. THE' ,tindarsignod has returned to Gettys burg, and opened a new Store, on Balti more street, next door to the Post Office, and nearly opposite the Court• House, where he otters for sale, CRBIP FOR CASII, a large and enoice assortment of GROCERIES,—SIigars, Coffees, Teis, Molasses, Syrups, Salt, .ke ; with Fish, Bacon. hard, and so on. Also, LIQUORS—Wines, Bisndies, Gins, Whiskies, Rum nd everything else in the line. Also, any quantity of Notions, to suit any and everybody. Recollect this is the place to buy "CtIRAP TOR Casa. - GEO. F. KILBFLEISCH; April 23, 7.868 Plano% I Plano I PIANOS l—The undersigned would respect fully inform the public that be can furnish NOS of the following manufncturers, ,or those of other make, if desired, at the lowest possible prices: _ CHLr..!EERING & SONS: . DECKER BROS. . HAZLETON BROS. • HAINES BROS. . GEO. STECK. A. 11. OAHU: & CO. , STRINWAG & SONS. gsitimParticular attention is given to the se lection of Pianos ; and when so selected, in ad tio n to the manufacturers' guarantee, the Pianos are guaranteed by me. _ MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS AND lISLODIANS The recent improvements iu these instru ments ere such as to fully warrant saying they are FAR SUVRRIOR to any other make. One of the best evidences of their merit is, that their improvements are imit tied by other makers. The new style, four stop organ, have a Sub. BASS and Octave Couplet, making it an initrumeut especially adapted to Church and Sabbath School pnrposes. DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS will be sent, by mail to persons desiring them. Pinups tuned regularly. Pianos takes in ex.- ebango. PETER BENTZ, • No. 30 East (arket St., York, Pa June 12, 1865. ly John W. Tipton, ranHIORAIILB BARBER, North-meet eor oe of tile Mamend, (next door to Mc 's Motel,) tettysburg, Pa. where he can at all times be found ready to attend to all business in /kis line. He bas also excellent as sistance. and will ensure satisfaction. Give him a call.- Dec. 3, ',WO. MISHGER'S HERB RI [TER& for neje at Horner's Drug 11114 VllfiCty Stare. GETTYSBURq, PA., MONDAY, OCT; 22, 1.866. grstrrieb Vottrp. A STILL DAY IN AUTUMN I= I love to wormier through the woodlands hoary Jn the soft gloom of All Autumnal clay, When Summer gathers op her robes of glory, And- like a dream of beauty glides away. How through cach loved familiar pa th she lingers,l Serenely* smiling through the golden mist, ' Tinting the wild grape with her dekiy fingers, Till the cool emerald turd% to amethyst. Kindling the faint stars of the hazel, shining To light thegloom of Aatumn's mouldering halls, i 10.07 plumes the clematis entwining, Whore o'er thoracic her withered garland falls. Warm lights are on the I.lN•py nplands waning: Beneath dark clouds ain't the norirdn rolI ii, Till the slant sunbeams, through their lingers raining, Bathe all the hills in melancholy-gold. I The moist winds breathe of clasped leaves and flowers In the damp hollows of the woNllanilit sown;, Mingling the freshness rf Autumnal showers With spicy airs from cedars alleys blown. Timid° the brook arid on the limbered mesdow,! Where yellow fcru tints fleck the frulisi ground, With folded lids beneath their palmy sh4tdow, The gendon no Is, In 'downy slutubers Upon those soft fringed lids the bee site (brooding Like a fond lover loth to say farewell Or,wtth shut wings,through silken folds! tradinil, Creeps near her heart his drowsy tale tell. ! The little birds upon the hillside lonely, Flit noiselessly along, from spray to sp Silent as a sweet wandering thought, th Shows its bright wings :mil softly glid The scentless flowers, In the warts snntig ing. Forget to breathe their fullness of (1011 And through the tranced woods sort streaming, Still as the dew-fall on a bummer nigh So, In my heart, a sweet unwonted feel: : Stirs, ltku the wind in ocean's hollows Through lts s.•erct chambers sadly st 4 Yet finds no word its mystic charm to Um. ~~rsrli~rur~l ~ ~omr ~,- ADAMS CO. AGRICULTURAL Sept. WS, 20, 27 and 28, 180 PIIENIEAUd AWARDED. I invite the P. S. Dechert, for best Ablerny Du 11,3 ye , re, 98 00 (I.orge Schlosser, best Devon Bull, (iv( r ::y's, 8 lel E. Penrose, beet Devon Bull la.twt en 2 .t.J, A. Trot le, secon,l hest Dull ov, r 2 eats, SOO Thomas 11. Wright. thall under 1 yeuri 150 Josiah It. on sr, I.,st D.•% on Cow, 4 00 G. W. Me( lion, second best 'ow, 200 I.eorg 1./I/A/1111, IN St Devon l'elf over 1 • 2 (.0 (1. NC. !Sect( 11:,n,1.4 P% vol.l al( rah (r 13 e:.r, w,hic. (..% I t ire, In Samuel E.Cook, v-eonlneet 11-I:er, Is I on .11.111W2b, Solomon Bendtr, W. J. l'etcts, J. A. Shugh. J. W. Grlest, for lwst Bull "ver 4 ycnr%, 4 05 J. S. Tr.,41,., 5t.,,.n lln ...1 .110.0, v 2 (K) Tilolnas 1 , .. rK) 4k, 1,1 .1.1 .ow, 3 00 E. Pemr0......, Wit, r calf, hetwoorr 2R3 yrn., 200 I:. Penn..... 1'..1i twat r} year, I 00 .Io , lg.es, Area/:al' Taughitibaugh, C. W. Griest, D. Slirlver. . Christopher Rico, for last Stallion over 4 y., 68 00 holmium Hartman, la st ton between 2 • a n 0...; years, 2 Oil , E. Penrose, last Procal Mare, 4 00 E. Penrose, hest Colt omit r 1 7CtIT, 1 II) aoorge lender, host ('.A I botwoon 2& 3 yrs. 200 Speetal pr. moon to ll.Shltrort for importeil Norman Srellion. Ju•lges, Jacob Bcar, Conrad. Wearier, Hiram Grunt. .. Dr. T. T. Tate, for best Stal PIA over 4 yra., 83 00 Jacob Miel:lt y, sat and le ..1 'f ti un, 3 09 'limy J. Lilly, best stnll ion between :1 At 1 y., 400 Wm. B. Gardner, be. t St.lllloo b. twat 2 and 2 years, 2 00 Coma I Wenner, best Horse Colt between 1 and 2 years, 200 T. Jones, best Mere Colt bet wren I & 2 years, 2 00 De. T. T.Tate. be:4 Cult, we ler 1 year, 1 00 C. W. (Infect, best Brood Man), ' 4 00 W. D. Wert, best Mar.) between Sant) 4 yrs.. 3to J. I% linsliey, la , st lION.` bat Wat n 3 and I vrt., 3 00 .111 le , s, David C,uiwalatter, George Wlerman, A. S. In macs. 11. Tirenanum, for bit St ',llion G. W. Wierll3 III,h( St diltn. general utility, 14 0(1 J. B. Trostle, s0( 1 00.1 lint ditto, ditto, 6 00 Samuel li.•rbst, best pair nomos, 8 00 larsliall S Jlro., faste.rt Ti. .( ter, t1me2..57, 40 (11) J. S. SMrrett, soeourl I k..t ditto. II me 2.58. .20 (10 Marshall het florse, g,nerNlntalty, 10 00 T. Jon's, sor.ontl hest 111(10. ditto 5 Dr. KW rleri, 'best Saddle Pon.", 6 00 Sam uol I)iotrirlt, be , li Walker., F. F. Col fastegt Rarkrr, John li. McChdhm. Jamb Pitzer. How ard Wiertnati, Mlehual Dietrich, John 1). Hecker. Aaron Paxton. best Jenny, 4 00 Judges, Henry Stainer, Jacob Eppelmizn, John Hamilton. A. S. Wrsvlburn,for best psis orgbeep. 14 00 'Wm. WO 1 second beet ditto, • , 200 stommmi B.lvier, best pen fa Lambs, 3 00 I=d=2l=M Wni Wilde, Reef./1 I best, ditto, 3 00 E. p,.nr0,,-.pest Boar ov..r I year. 4, 00 Solomon demder, best di - ft° tinder 1 year, • 100 B. F. K. Jacobs. I,cat Sow and Pigs, 4 00 E. Pen roso., second best ditto. 2 00 Penrose et Griest, best Pen Wmats, 4 00 Kolomon Bender, s. rood Lest ditto, 200 Fipoelll premium of F 5 an 1 diploma awarded to ('. A. Mold' for two Cashmere Go.ds. • . _ . . . Judges, J. Y. Bushey, Ramat Myers. 1'1314 Don ohue. Theodore Hilbert, beet, coop of Chickens, iiii 00 W.T. Penrose, tx. id pair d afro 00 Mra, Jacob Raiunz.ilin, best pair Ducks, 1 00 John I. Mullin, pair Englitib hobbits, iio J. ...tick lin, ditto ditto iii) J udgea, Thomas E. Cook, Conrad Wlennan, Bi- rant B. IA right. . L. A. Bushman, for Runnels& Reaping Ma chine, 62 00 Combined Reaper & Mower, diploma. - Ditto, Self-discharging Rake • 1 00 Wm W ile, best Combined Reaper & Mower, 200 E. &G. Deasom,Combined Reaper and ow er, self rake attached, Fn lder Cutter and Threshing Machine com bined, by lambi Caufman, linprt.ssed the Judges as o good machine. Judges, D. D. Gni, Jacob Schlosser, Daniel Pe t.sts. Tao, G. a Ilbert, for two Rooster Steel Plonglisos _ diploma. Wm. VilOle, one Steel ditto, diploma. Wm. While, Grain Drill, $2 00 A. B. Ziegler, Cutter Plough, 1 00 J. Nett two Two-horse Ploughs,l 00 \V. Shriner, Grain Fan, 2 09 Coover & Coover, Corn Plnuab, 1 00 Samuel Meals, best licntae Shoe and Nails, 75 N. A. Myers, Grain Fan, diploma. Judges, Josiah Cook; John Wu.lhay, J. R. Group. D. Barman, for best patent Bee Hive, dip. & 11 AO Jenne Stthriver, dittto do. D. P, Gift, Lifter for culinary VPASPIS, dip, J. M. Longsrlortr, patent SllOO Mat, diploma, li. F. Kirk, patent Lent Lazup, diploma. Samuel 'lug, Cider Mill, diploma. D. Cardin:in, bit Broom. D. Cautm in, Hog Elevator. diploma. James 11,Creary, patent Churn, • 100 11 J. 11. .dt•t & ruperger C0.,0., pat. ate, dio. - Judges. Isaac Bender, alenttne 'learner, An drew Brouf,dt. CLASS 23. • Miss Pricilla J. Kent. greatest display of paintings, diploma and • ei 00 Miss Jennie Elden, specimens of shells, 100 Andrew Grist, 3 woods reaths, diplo. and I 00 CLASS 12. • I Mra, J. W. Walker, Tnting, too E.Pearose. for half bushel White Flaxseed, $0 53 Mrs. Dr. Smith, ornamental painting, 100 s.Y. Bushey, ditto - ggyptian Oats, Sa' Miss J. Anus Peters, best display of ditto spanit wrie s t, 50 i drawings, ,_,. It.. C. Eke, 1 00 D. J. Peters, ditto Fail Wheat, 50 vafertuue Heather, ditto Rye. - 50 ditto, it pencil drawings, diploma. Ditto ditto peek Timothy seed, 50 Mro. H. J. tahlft-ibattle-fleid basket, diploma. Ditto dittoditto Cioverseed, 50 G. F. Lonasdorlf'Pantin Paint s. E. Cook, half hush. Blue-stem Whegt, Han- Do., do., ditto Russian Rye. spew. prem., 80 i Judges, Gr. E. W. Mumma, D. W. P. Judras,Noatiths3 - der. IstuteJ.Wristm,Ahmham key, S. W. Doman. Trasue. CLASS 13.: , . • CLASS 28. lei ,' George Rwanzahn. for heat carter Potatoes, $0 50 Mrs. Criat , Solomon's temple, 1 Eliakim Walhay,best Beets,. . 50 PRO Annie M. Smith, palmetto fan, Prisemitt smith, beat Radishast, ' .- 50 Mrs. R. Horner, relics from. Chambers- W. Yeatts, - best Mercer Potatoes, 50 Alktto gesißulkly ditto, • 50 burg fire, . wmFel Frogman, petit Hubbard Squash, - >aJ. 4. Tr e, Co., patent dryi. -house, only Kw ay d.i'etuu- ht, airs aro cell, abng, cll. BR Ela tf. , 1 , ,:s 1 CI kc-I CLASS 3 CT ASS. 4 CLASS 5 D3isl S 00 10 00 ('LASS 7 C7..'04S 8 CLAM 9 CL kSS 10. CLASS 11 M. Susln Nir'llson, best Ken:Laws, , 53 Joel ti trrebe In. be.t Tomatoes, SO Antirmo }trough, h-st geven-year Pumpkin, ir„) Cyris Grlest, best l'auaq 50 Ditto ditto I.se , t 'Ain t lierins,,. 50 Jesse W. Gr is t, best sweet P intoes, , 60 3lielmel Ben,lt r, Isst Turn. ps, r,o Ditto (lino lifst Onlmts, : 50 Ditto ditto b e st Cabbage,6o Itlrs. 11, G. Wright, best Egg Plant,s s , I). G. Peters; tst.t 5 kinds Pumpkins, : 50 Val, It, :vnler, b. =t Pt tn. e .111,c1 t Potatoes, 1 .7n D. If. U.-wrier, 8 Pirirophhis,hpetlalpreuilurn, 51' Is.e• Group, b e gt Melon, ri Judges, J. J. Wills, g. Conk, J. W. Grlest. CL ASS 14 Qeo. Ilauntsbn, hestYork-Stripe Apples, 10 50 Bilshim Walhay, 15 1 . - art. fiesta Apples, dip. J...Overicer, best Smoke-house Apples, 60 fk, 1.1 Cook, befit blieelmans of Pears, 50 W. J. Peters, best sample of Peat Les, dip. H.E.. Gook, best Quinces, 0 Cyrus lrirlest, best specimens of Apples, 1 150 J Y. Bushey, flp ,peel wens of Apples, (lip. Iles. L. A. Smith, best peck Pears, diploma. ' Mrs. L. I.lolgrew,.b.sit Mg kb.. rry \\*lnt', dlp., .1i Burkholder, best enllv•t lon at Grapes, 1 5 , 1 I. Alic , .(ls, best Clinton Wino, ' ;it 11. Silt:..as, be....t `.. - rtritl' , :.: C .1 kwl4l. Wino to Judg-s, U1...:,g.. P, ter., C. w: .;'.: a:, lor, A. Kuser. CLA3S 15 Mrs. C. J. (Melt, best cheese, diploma and el 00 Mrs. E. Penrose, seem I best do. , diplutna. M. %V. Cook, hest 5 pounds butter„ 1 00 Emma W. Grlcst, second best 5 lbs. do. diploma. Robert Sheads. bebts pounds honey. 50 John Walhav, second best ditto, diploma. Judges, Mrs. Dr. Smith, Mm. liiram Wright, Mu. George Peters. CLASS C. Erdman, beet 1-horse buggy, diplo. and el 50 D. D. (Mt, improvement In running gear, coupling and spring of spring wagon.— Not on premium list. but the Judges think the improvement wortli• of notice. Samuel Herbst, best two-hors.' buggy, E. ideKini, safety bri Ho, diploma. J. MeKlin, best ga..1:110, 1 00 J. McKim, single haritlss, 1 Oil J. Metilin, ri ling bridle , 50 Gardner & Co., beat cook stove, diplo. and - 1 00 Daldet Boller. best tinned calf-skins, -1 OU Iu iges, Albao' Bender, leaac Miller, Joel B CLASS 17 =I Mrs. 8. Herlii i t, second beet ditto, .1 od Mrs. E. Steitioar, third first ditto, . - id Ruth Wilson,•licst Wool.li blankets, '1 00 Mrs. W. F. Cook, seconl best ditto, , 50 Mrs. J. Y. Bushey, best coverlet, 1 00 Miss C. Bender, second best ditto, diploma. Miss J. F. Wright, best table cover, 1 00 Miss B. Wright, second best ditto, 50 Hanish L. Mina', best lehiue quit, I DO Mrs. Thomas E. Cook, best linen sheets, 1 00 Mrs. E. W. Alumina; second best ditto, 50 Mrs. 11. G. Wright, best 10 yards wouicn carpet, 2 00 Mrs. C. Epptltnan, best rag carpet, 2 00 Miss Haehd Wilght, best woolen stockings, 50 Miss llossmit Eveter, feet cotton dit..o, 50 Mrs. Josiah Cock, best home-made towels, 50 Mle , H. Hoopes, best hearth rug. 1 00 Judges, Mrs. Milan Wright, Mill E. Penrose, Mrs. J. Bevan. CLASS lit. Miss H. E. Bender, best home-made shirt, $2 00 Mrs. Yratts, home-made shirt, diploma. Miss Ttlic Kerr, best ottoman cocci . , 100 Miss L. M. Hill, chalisest, 1 00 Alihf toilet, cushion, Miss Louisa Gitt, Nue mat, ditto, hest mat, *ditto, tidy, A. R. Foil. lin-n thread, Miss Flt kis, ditto, diploma. • Mrs. W. A. Pam.. inlint's dress, . Miss .1 dio I I shier, is (11 16th, Mrs. ri:itiluel E. Cook, rsrds'home-made 1 Od alias Emily Bateirolo, best stand-cover. diplcuna. Miss Molly Cline, best pin cushion, diploma. Miss I snra -r, watch pocket, diploma. Ju.lg \I ra. J. Y. Liushiy, Mrs. J. i'itzer, Mrs. J. D. Becker. CL ISS 19 Mks Ellen Carpenter, best shell work, •O 1,0 Mrs. Yeatt4, embroidered hon./kerchief, ,i)44 Mrs. :sl. D. tined( r, shell work and frame, rm Mrs. Mary A. - Horner, worked slippers, GO Mrs. P. J, Tette, worsted work ' 1,4) Mrs. Louisa A. Tate, child's shirt. • (40 ditto, . crating stir, do Miss Loul,c Gitt, Ice veil. ho Mrs. narVey J. Illci..tt, Font cushion, . bli Mrs. J. D. Etc',hens, child's socks, bu Miss ;Inn: Smith, fib L 111.tisk . it, 60 Miss 11. B. Dav, piiir sicevep, diploma. Miss Jennie El4tn, alizium tidy, bU Mrs. Dr. Smith, embroitiory on muslin, , 60 .Miss Slriiii A. Linder, ace( het tidy, GO hat • Stewart, kci slid ti ir, ' 60 qt:. W. J. Wulkcr, cotton LLlNket, b() M. iry A. Ii orn.sr, lAurclThasket, 60 Miss Ann! , D. Stahl , , brad • itchtl, 60 Martin Iluttdn, im-io•t and boquet, 60 1182. , &Ali , Tat', chit l's braid shawl, 50 Juage , . Mrs. Lizzie Kuz.zr, Buthunna Wright, A. li} fight. . CLASS 'A Ire. W. A. Elden; loaf tin Criet, ditto, diploma. In. G. It. ditto, jr_lly cake, re. J. Pitzer, sponge cake, diploma. ditto marble cake, Sarah Grainer. poonl rktke, C. A. Gricet. rusk, diploma. Judva, Mn.i W. A. Elden, Mrs. A. J. Wright, Mias Dander. CLASS 21 - - Mn. John L. Tate, canned corn, tO 50 . ditto, ipieed-tontatoes, ,50 auto, canned dirt' he, • 5l/ ditto, canned pt. a•-hrs, 50 J. Rouanzahn, pIAINI cabbage, 5O Miss Mary Smith, tontatoj•ltr, 60 Ada Lonttnzalin, rap 4-ttliell J-Ily, . 50 Catharine Bender, Thrach preserves, 50 Sarah A. Ross, applu j•Ily, , 50 Mrs. la. D. Hewitt, trait-ripple Jelly, 50 ditto, I.ll:2ltherry it ily, 50 ditto, currant I. Ily, ;50 ditto, piton telly, ' 5o ditto, quinlet preserves, 60 Mrs. L. W. Gain-T, fox-grape preserves, Ott I' J. Burkholder, pear preserves, .50 ditto, - crab-apple , paeserves, . 50 ditto, strawberry preserves, 50 ditto, strawberry jell!, 60 Mrs. Malgrew, raspberry jam, 50 50 (4. Wileop, peach r mantilla...lx, ' MIS 4 Stewart, mixed pickles, • 50 -Judges, Mrs. J. D. Becker, Mrs. G. B. Hewitt, Mrs R. G. harper. • CLASS 22. • Mrs. B. E. Cook, pickled dniohs, 60 50 Mrs. Mulgrew, cookel catsup, 50 ditto, ' picked grapes, 110 Mrs, G. B. -Hewitt, pickled peppers, 50 Mrs. W. S. Walker, pickled poodle', 50 Mrs. L. W. Gainer, pickled cucumbers, 50 Mrs. L. J. Burk crab holder, tomato butter, r,O ditto, -apple butter, 50 Mrs. L. A. smith, pear butter, 50 Miss Allic J. Heiner, quince butter, • 50 Judges, Mrs. N. D. Snyder, Mrs. C. B. Griest, Maria W. Cook. - . CLASS 25. • Miss Hannah E. Bender, hand boquet, • $0 50 Miss J. Anna Peters, best dahlias, 50 ditto, best 'verhennas, ; 50 ditto, beat roses, -50 Miss L. Orner, hand boquet, (princes plume). - 50 Miss L. Oriest, seesind best boquet,2 s Judges, Mrs. Betrasklirs. Ann Wierman, R. AL Wright. ws , CLASS 24. Jacob Gundrum, cabinet organ, $4 00 J. S. Witherow, sewing machine, 2 60 D. Shearer, rifle, diploma. Judges, George Peters, W. A. Eiden, Geo. Frey. - CLASS 25. J. liteKhn, military robes, • $o 50 Judges, John Wilson, Joel Wright, Robert Sheads. 49TH YEAR..-140. 4.! C. A. Diehl', Siberian cane, 50 W. B. Myers, deer skin, 5o ditto, sheep skin, No ditto, dog skin, 50 ditto, at skin, ; tiO It T. gtahle, Indian six, 25 J.l l . Bushey. 3 stalks corn. 25 Judges, Win. Ellis. .1:J. Wills. Gan. linsh. JOHN BURKHOLDER, Presli. Wm. B. Wn.&e, Seep.. , ttcrirz AlsrsiLl7l). • 111011tENT OF HORROR. For twenty-three years old Jake Will ard has cultivated the soil of Baldwin county, and drawn' therefromstutpurt for self and wife, lie is ehildlei4s. Not long since, Jake left the house in search of a cow. 1 - 1!s search was thro,:gh an olil worn out pateh of elsy land, of about six acres in extent, in the ventre of which was a well twenty-live or thirty feet de‘ip, that at some time, prol wittily, had (urn igh ed the inmates of a dilapidated heas. , near by with water.' In pas-ing. by the spot an ill wind drifted Jake's ' ; tile" from his head, and maliciously •y,•-afla4 it to the well and inn it tuinliled. Now the old gentleman had alw.lya practiced the virtue of economy, and he irmniediately set about recovering. the lost hat. lie ran to the well, and finding it was dry at the bottom, he uncoiled the rope which he had brought for eariturifig the truant cow, and after several attempts to catch the hat with a noose, he eonelu ded to save time by getting down into the well himself. 'loll,cm:whet' this, he mode fa s t the_ end of The rope to a stump hard by, and was sacm on the way doe ii the well. It was a fact, of which Jake was no less oblivious than -the reader hereof, that Ned Weil was In the dilap idated old building dfore-al.l, and that an old blind horse, with a bell on I,iis 'leek who 1)34 been turned out to die, was lazily grazjiig within a short distaneeief the well. The devil him -elf, or some oth er wicked spirit, put it into Ned's emni- UM to have some fun • so he quietly slip ped up to the horse,roilunbuckling the strap, approached wit 1 a slow and steady il i "Wig-titling" to the e goof the well: "]hung the obLblir d horse!" said the man at the bottom or the well. '"ll.9's coming this way surd, and ain't got any more sense than to fall in here. Whoa, Bill!" , i . But the continued approach of the "ting-a-ling" said j ust as plainly as words, Bill wouldn't whoa. Besides Jake was at the bottom, resting before trying to shin it up the rope. "Ureat Jerusalem!" said he, :;the old cuss will lie lit top of me before 1 . can way Jack Robinson. Whoa, dung it. W hoa." Just then Ned drew up• to the pdge of the well, and with his foot kicked a little dirt into it. , . 2 00 t 2 DO "Oh, Lord!" exclaimed Jake, fallin4. on his knees at the bottom. "I'm gone now—whoa! Now I lay me down to sleep-L-w-h-o-a! I pray the Lord lily sold to—whoa, now Oh, Lurl have mercy upon me!" Ned could hold in no longer, and fear.. lug Jake might suffer from the fright, he revealed hinise!f. Probably Ned didn't make traeks from the well. May be Jake wasb'ttp to the top of kt in short order, and you may think he didn't try every night for two week to get a shot with his rifle at Ned. May be - not ; I don't know. But Ido know that if Jake linds out who sent you this it 111 be the lieA squib you'll get.—duteriutA FurJacr. t 00 50 BEAUTIFUL Ex:rimers. Clive me to know thst the doctrine of Jesus is bread from Heaven, and that it sustains the spirit and prepares it fpr Heaven, and I May well be indifferent whether that bread' descend d, like tile manna in the desert, in nightly dew, or whether, like the food of Elijah, it was brought to my eager hands by, the ravens, or whether it was broken for myself and the hungry thousands around me by the hand imbued with miraculous power. F:lo long as I know that it was sent to me by the Father of my spirit, and that, eating it, I shalilive forever, i know that eau give it value, and awaken my grati tude. When some friendly hand presses a cup of cold water on my lips, as I ani fainting with thirst ill a thirsty ,land, will mit Yak, fur 1 do not care, whether that water was showered from the skies pr gushed from a I ask not whether It sets brought tuilh,tt golden urn, or whether it was prefal in a ery,tal vase or a soldier's helmet. It is water that 11,,tis iue lice, and thit is enough for me. ~ SO 50 rrsarazarir CAIEFSE EvEn JADE The Schenectady Union of the 13th in; stant mentions the :travel at that place on that day; by Central Railroad, of a mammoth cheese from the Ingersol Cheegt Company, C. W. IL g destination was the Rate Fair at Saratoga. It was male frain on: milking ofseven cows—embracing all the cowa w:itl a circuit of many wiles. The cheese is six feet ten inches in diaMeter, three feet thick and weighs seven thou3and pounds. In pressing it four large jack ht•relA:4: l i - ere employed. The cheese was encased in the original pressing hoop and placed on a truck manufactured especially for the occasion. The owners have been offered $lOO per day, for five days, for an exhibi tion of lt,at the Toronto Provincial Fair. It was expected that enough would be =vie at the Saratoga Fair to pay the ex- Ekiises of transpmdation and othcrcuntia ge:icies. Taking it Emty.—Old Roger was a queer duck, and in his own way, nuule all things a subject of rejoicinx. His son Ben came in one day and said: "Father; that old sheep has got two lambs." "Good," said the old wan, "that's the most profitaide sheep on the farm." "Bat one of them is deal." said Bin. '9 am glad on't," s Lid the old man, it'll be bettor for the old sheep." "But, t'other's dead too," said lieu "So mush the better," rejsined Roger; "she'll make a grand piece of mutton in the fall."— "Yes, but the old sheep's dead too,'-' ex- Claimed Ben. "Dead! dead!—what, the old sheep dead?" cried old Roger, "tuat's good; she always was an ugly old scamp." The Vengeance of an Owl.—A French paper says that iu a common near Av ranches an ostkluts taken terrible ven geance for the leks of her young, which had been, killed by,a farmer's lad. For four days the owl w)lsou the watch for the destroyer, and on the fifth, wen the boy leaving-the farm-bowie, the mluret bird pounced down upon Mat. and with' one stroke-of her claws tore out his left lgirJones, while lately engaged I n Spl t tin g wood, struck a false blow, and caus ed the stick to fly up. It struck him on the jaw and knocked out a front tooth. " Ah," said Bill, meeting him soon af ter, "you have had a dental operation performed, I see." mired the other, "ax-ldental." 'Writ's said, we know net how truth fully, that a quart of line Salt sprinkled , In ten bushels of wheat will be ample keep out the wee el from the mass so prepared. Field peas riod beans may be. protected iu the same way. 4so v 122==li Sani !nark, sylio o‘voi..l a , imitz little 'farm Wa 301Afral at eit.A.ll.Jl‘,l (Me day by. Ali offer ofloore thou tw0..., the worth of it in irrealiliftekl4. "..3tiall you sell the farm, Samuel?" Asketl tile wife. + "Certainly I shall," said Sam,- "ll' the eVaed intlivklual4 don't back out, or prove to be a couple of eaeaped lunatics, *a I half faupposo them. to be." And sell it be ditl. After tbo barn On WIP made, and thn money paid, one of ter filen took Bona tint" Iris wile to Wie trick nsrt of ttw farm, where there wok a sin4ll exetivation in the groan I tilled up by the ro...ent rut u. "S'ee what yFI'Ve 104, and we're-garn ed!" said tinTexeited !nth vidual, ge.)op lug up sonio oleic water la an old tin cup, and bolding it up for their inspection. sure uno.tgli, the oil was,balf au Inch thielt on t , ,p of the water. &int was ind4liant. Ir he hadn't been a fool, as' lie said to 1114 wire, anti ju-st watelied for Intleations, bu LlaVa died a Sani's wiry w;o barAttut with laughter. but restt inning lier.selr, she coaxed li;nt into the hou,e ;rift" till hint the. wholg :story. . _ , "Y ou reni,cmhet — when I hull nay conclr l'i't winter, Rll'l the dco-tot rechnimehded cod liver oil, Sam, and you brought home a whole gallon, becalm you got it cheap, and rnado mu promise to take odose three times a day? I didn't and itstool in the vl.e et 'T wank 11,.w:e, when I threw it into tint hole at the foot df the garden." Maui I,a w tio.4 , ,jeln.‘, and pocketed tho :on of ill upilo of green- At the lsst a.-holm--4 Sant wut; living hi "Mover, )A bite thti oil hunters were Indus trion,ly boring- andtinny be until , ,thls, forlill we Tinew. 7trea.low%:llistoTy of the Chinese lately puldNied In London,_ln a chapter on Love, ha , the follom log . A - chi qc4 ,,,, who hs.l been dis.app6lnted in marriage tind 1 11 ad grievously suffered thrOugh Women!in many other trays, re tired with his. infant Hat to the peaks ofa mount 2111 ran;;(} In K. welohoo, to a ipot, quito inacees4ihke to little-footed Chine4o women. 11o<frained the hoy to worship the )2,0,1 , 4, and F.ttoci ill awe and 1\1)11°1.r -e:wool the devil'; . but he neveryiention ed women to 111 a!,always &see - sitting the mountain stone to buy the food. At length, 11,r4% te., the itillmittei of ago conirA•ll,d 11;1A/ o) , i:the the /llau with hits to e,./ro• heavy lug tit floe. As tlApy w. , rt. lrltVlil t h e market town loge Li the "topped short, and,. po.ntiug to three approaching oh. jtiet-;, "Fat her, what are the4e things? Look! look 1 what are they'?" The father answered with the , perenip. tory order: • • , - '"Turn away your bead; they-,are dev ilq!" The son, in spine alarm, turned away„ noticing that thekivil things were mint: at him with surpi Ise from behind their fans. He walked to the mountain lit silence, ate no supper, and from-that day lost his appetite and was afflicted with melancholy. Pot sometime his putalell and anxious parent eouid get uomatisfac torran,,wer to Jri. inquiries, butatleugth the young ina , jr , bur-4-i out crying with inexpressilde-pain, "Oh, father, tbatted)." est devil! that tallest devil!" NODAL COUDALIY IA EVIEDY DAY 1.1,74, Have the couraLv.c to discharge debt while you have the money In your poeit,- et. Have the courage to do without that which you do not need, however much your ryes may (-ON-et it. Have the courage to .speak your mind when it is necessary to do so, and to hold your tougue wheuit imprudent you should do so. - - Have the courage to speak to a friend in a "seedy" coat; evon though you aro in company with a rich one, and richly attired. Have the courage to make a will and ju , •l one. Have the etnirige to tell a man wiry you will not lend - film yourMancy. Have the courage to "cut" the molt agreeable ,nequ.4ialance you have when you are convince') that heiscks prinoi ple, "A friend.hould 1w:1r - with a friends' Intirmities,"_but not with his vices. Have the courage to shoW your' respet;t, for honesty - in 'Whatever guise it appears ; and your contempt for dishonesty, ley whom.o..ver Have the courage to wear your old clothes until you earl pay for new ones.' Hive the courage to obey ymt Maker, at the risk of being ridiculed by man. Have the courageTto prefer comfort. au:l propriety to I'll4lth:in In all things.- Have the courage to acknowledge your ignorance rather than seek credit, for ktymiledge and; false pretences: ' Have the courage to provide entertain ment for your I'Am/ill within your means —not beyond. Po7:e,--(4.!! re .c'e,•nr. —"Judge," said n pl.; 4one i.j t h e Police Coulltheother day, you s:ly If I punch a man even in fun he can take me up for amault and bat-, tery Tessi r ; I gaid, that and what I said I repeat. If you plmob. a man, you , aro gu;lty of a breachtd the peace, and can be arre,ted for it." . • "A i n 't there \ no'exeentlons?" "No, •4 r ; no ox4efitiowt whatever." "Ju•.L•e, i think you are mistaken. Suppok? for Instanee, I should %Vhiskey ps;m•it him, then what?" "N ) levity in uurt, 81r. °Meer, ex po,, Mall to the atmosphere. Caul the n?xt A ..S'lrlicTicr.—dye once heard an old fAlow famous nll ever tire country tor Los toned' yarns, tell the following: He watt teninfr, what he hal seen It New York. "Arfather," said he, "ones had afield of wheat, the heath of which were so close together that the wild tiurt eys, when they ozone to eat it, could walit around on the top of it'anywhers." We sulgefted that the turkeys hitiAt hate been -small ones. "No sir,"' continued he, ."they were very large 011C3. I shot one of them ono day; and when I took held of his' kg 't3 curry him, his head dragged Au the-snow behind me." "A curious countii , yon must havehml to have 14110 W 3n hfirvek time!" "Well, I declare," said he, looking tt little foolish, "rreckon gotUteparle of two stories litiNsel !" _ f trq 'raMe Sam had a Prighbn! Nr!irt' t, a.; hi the habit'of Working . on Sirlitliis-0 hat after a while hejoiueil the - chureity One dai lie met a minister ta'whiici church he belonged. "Wen, Uncle hn,,n he said, "do yoTI sec any differencoklu Mr. I'. shave helu.7i- t , church?" , "Oh, yes," said . I.Tncle San', Na srn; diinfe:vm. Beture, when he weut_inic to nom/ his•fence nri ..111:lay he carried his axe es-Ma's/molder, hut now he'ent% ries_it under his overcoat." es A t1.041, 1 er• i .&n..n.4 re, strolling a,0„,; , the. tiver ha k, ehaneed, to Spy 4 rae•fr..d I i ttld urell,t ;F 11 4til ri1 . , , , and stepping up, thus add r:!sseil film : - ' "Adoteacenee, ant thou endessortog to entice the tinny 'tribe. - to ,eugulph auto their denticulate inotttait.itr,riAtl hook,, - upon the extreinlty of vihtelt,lsiefixed s dainty ulluretnentl" ' -0 "No;" Oald the bdy, "Vrte - :- t - A ffirThe aim of e , ,lueation ':''• teach us rather bow to think Illt ' i*, ~ to think—rather to ,im prove our U110(18.84. as to intate us third; far ourselves, than ter load the memory rich the thoughts of other men, t drite,.kera must choose ben tWeeil dme fv;co ehvirnattres—sob,ricty ur proust arc geuve. 1!3I FiT;ilg.,4!": NEVER RAW A WOMAN. ===l El