gte o:otapiler.
GE f r V4llllll i., l'A
*se Xhresslog i , Dee. K. 11115411111.
rwrrY mks-Imola.
There Its nothing of manlkless In the
pattOkof the leaders Of the Radical party.
TitteY ant liarrOW.llllslded and bigoted;
"fl'cree only in words, and very cowards
and Ixdtroons in action. Tuck are strait-
Fen., to a se Ipte of honor, and delight in
oratifying their hate by iirrposing what
they esteem degrading terms upon their
enemies. The latest (Ix hildtlon of their lit
tleness of soul is!ise4..n hi their removal of
kenalors" COwati, Dixon and Doolittle
trontlhe illositknui they occupied as chair-
mon:of certain- efinitnittees, and placing
them at the foot of the lists of members.
If their Vindictive fanatics suppose they
eisii injure the fair fame Of the nice they
thus seised, they ,are much . mistaken.-- 1
'When history shall have only ridicule
and eunast for such men as Burmierffind
Ids eompaulund, those whom they ahsail
will be honored, as wise and sagacious
91,taklIneu, and eite.enied as true and tried
patriots.
inADDLES NTitIVERIN ON CrIINENCT
A IrIVA INIAL
The Washington wrrespondent of the
lkdrolt Tribune &Lys that Thaddeus i4,te
yew, is "Opposed Co the redemption of
the (Juvoriluwut bonds in coin, except
!Jobe where the language of the act Un-,
'ler which they where matte, was ex
pliOtti and that he favors the increase
of the amount of currency by at least
one hundred millions, and then if gold
nett:wally went up to LW, he- would
make it a crimelo spcTulate In it."
Those who remember "Old Thud's"
silly gold bill will nut be surprised to
liear that he advocates the most ridi-1
cutout; financial absurdities; He has:
shown himself to be one of the veriest
4,1134 . 1'41ms that ever attempted to teak-1
wr at legislation; hut that milk makes
bim the more fitting leader of the fa
natical crew who compose We' majority
Of (orgasm. Any one with a particle
Of political, wisdom would be out of
.place among ettell'a set.
GIAIIIIILI NG DE%H.
It la reported that arnmgements arc
tonntrizeing of a very complete character
In provide for the amusement of Congress
'Curing its present scsram• In einanner
which must be ico n gratifying to
jte constituents and flattering to the pride
pi the country at large. The arrange
punts are for the equipment and estab
)lshment tit gambling hells with large
capital and upon a scale of unprecedent
ed splendor, so as to afford those legimia
itora-who are most successful in plucking
Abe enuntry the finest opportunity to bo
plucked in their turn.
'"TUE WAREE Of THE EFETION."
This is the new tiac given by the Rad
icals to the freedmen of the South, and
Congress hi called upon to see that they
are properly /protected and cared for.
They are to be fed, and clothed, and al
lowed to remain in idleness, as the
P l wards" - of the nation, while the white
laboring men dt the North are oppressed
hop , taxation of the most galling and ex
hauative character. More than this, ten
to of the ITuion are to be denied rep
tetientation until the "wards" are raised
lathe full measure of citizens and given
the free ballot. This kind of a national
gtianilluishlp will hardly meet the ap
proval of the white men of the. North,
when they come to ace the etil'iets of it
upon Wei!. interests.
Illgt..To many men age brings a broader,
tolerance and more tender charity. The
tierce passions and fiery hates of pLuth,
its Inconsiderate prejudites and sweePtng
generalizations, are exchanged for the
philosophic tem per and forbearing Ppec e h.
,11nt there are men who'grow more malig
nant with every year—the currents of
wh'ose blood, no longer bounding with
generous passion, are converted into •fe
verish chtumels of gall that withers all
the divine impulses or himanity—whose
prOwitces become stronger, their temper
moredictatorial, theirtanguage more sar
donic as they near the portals of the
gram Amid droll ni ng years they exhib-
It limey pasalons ; with wasting.strength
they flash forth into greater 'excesses of
violent action and Intemperate spt cell.
lid man in the country better represents
this class of aged malignants than Thad-
dens Stevens. With increasing age comes
Increasing venom. Is such a man fit to
load lu the couucilsnf ft great nation?
'IPA petition numercuyly signed, is
Ciroulating at llOston, praying wigress
tosecamend the%Con-Atittition that each
Mate In the Union may determine for
Itself the status of its citizens, hut that
all elections. for Federal oilicers shall
4e 'cold and illegal lu any State where
there Is any proscription on account of
;ace or color. That is a shrewd scheme..
After the addition of such a provision,
the States which proscribe on account
of race or color would be required to
Swept , the Federal eorktitution as "the
supreme law of the laud," in regard to
localaulffive, "anything hi their eonsti
tution,s fop t,hg contrary notwithstanti
inW'
I=l
Olt The Ritinp Cwngress has a short
iease of life—twelve weeks. It rattles 1
And rants and mans—sound signifying
r.nothini except Impotence and Jobs. The
torrupt jobs which will signalize this ses
sion, the tariff plundering, and the cur
rency swindling, are all well hid behind
this rattling, ranting and roaring. They
Are crilng out to the country to look nt
the Unruh, nud menzwidis are tarring
their own hands pr' peratorfto plunging
item deeper in the public treasury anti
tbe people's pockets.
The l'ostemonth,..Neie
hotton- fhetery is importing operutiehs
from Europe. One hundred of them
through from Boston last week.
tau It goga. After lotting Congress to
Rive them the proSeetiou of high hulas,
enaham; them eu put the views of their
falllas up, the manufacturers then Jut
pun workwarn to flit the channels of la
, tor and thus bring wages down, Tell us
now, under such circumstances, isrlils
hit to help the Four 4pA laboring ciassix,
1111r3t ttf 14dd tl+a the E , uprenie coon
or o w I . ; l aw stmt.% os decided -against
the otimmommeiq o h w: 4..4 vow.
CAN A PRIZIDENT
In s defining the duties of the Chi
Slngistrate, the Yelicira Constitutl
says:
"He shall, from time, time, give
the Congress Inforination of the state
the Union, and recommend to their ea,
sideration ,such measures US he sht
Judge necessary and expedient."
This Is Pretty conclujive evidence tit
a President.should have a policy—that
should be a thinking man, capable
devising measures, judging. in-regard
cause and etteet, - and generally to p,
such ;wt.- as a:e rata tifestly reijuh,
of a chief exe.:utive oilk;er and a can
ur the Federal tom
If it be that the rresident is 4 mere in
'chine—simply the agent of jeongresl
why, was nut Congress empowered to
paint that officer? If it wait
have
that the President should have pas
only to execute the will of Congress a
to have no will of policy of lids awn,
was wrong to make the office eleetivt
the people, for it,:hus happenttd that t
°dicer and the majority in Cdn'gressii
entertained (and will continue to t en
tuln)differeut y Pews ut regard meast
for the good of the country.
But, It wan not so intended. !
framers of the Constitution had no
tention of making the chief °Meer in
Government the tool of the Cong
Neither, was it designed to make
Congress subm4vien t to tlee President
was intended, however, by making
branch powerful in Itself and yet
in a measure ikpendent upon the o
to create a mutual check against us
Lion and tyranny. And, so long it.
Constitution shall be adhered to,
supreme rule of action, neither b
can tisst.utte potential powers or d
Coverall - lent a • fatal injury.
through the. exercise of extroord
audacity& the one hand and the.
euce of pusillanimous weakness o
other, can ono branch absorb the p
of the other, When such a state
fairs occurs, however, a utarchy pr
and revolution becomet a neccess
re-establish a wholesome equilibli
That such a state of affairs is r ,
approaching through the encroach
of the itadical majority in the frag
ary Congress, is patent to every ohs
A few more steps only are requi
compel resort to the reserved right
people—the hoficas corpus of t he hot
itic--the right of revolution. May C4o
feud such arbitrament. Let us
that reason may soon reassume
among those who, drunk .with
and prosperity, are rushing the (1
meta to destruction through .tho
mission of numberless violations
organic law and the unjustifiable rts.- 1
tions of regal authority. It q i>ii I
pity of pities to see this great Bei
go down merely to satisfy the over
ing greed of gain and lust of poN
demagogues and eurmorants.-1
- - -
o, GaICSSIONAL INDE(X)RU
No one can read the proceed ngs of
Congress without being struck ),y the
want, Of dignity which character zes the
proceedings of that body. The embers
i4eetn to vie with each other in II use of
terms of tibuKe. Speeches whic i a few
yediss since-would have been r garded
its unbecoming upon the stump, ire now
daily delivered in :the House. ltd the
Senate. The applause of the k
is habitually Fou gilt , and he AI
employ the Twist abusive land
sure to receive the plaudits of tin
assembled, .The _House especiall;
to lack decorudi. Thaddues
sets an exampl.r which is imit
those who can' only feebly ape
dietive mutter:titres, Fpeaker -
winks at the conduct of his
friends and permits the most tut
license ; The President of the
states is daily assailed by met
the cearsett manner, and, no rebt
the chair follows. The natim
graced by such proceedings, tit
public sentiment is lowtred, th
are familiarized with such cot ,
would once have been regarded
erable, and an example is giv
world A high Must tell ',against I
can institutions. The decent to
parties should unite in Out-spol
approval of such conduct in w3r:
be the most dignified legislativ ,
}he world.—Lune. /aid,
ItirMr, \Vatter, proprietor of
don Times, Is now in this corn
one day last Week wa' given a 4
tertahtment at. Wle.hingion by 1
Forney. • Thisl'sante Mr. Waite
f
of the most thorough a d act!,
'tents of the Federal g -ernnu.
Obits to put dawn the r •bellfon
paper, The Times,beeam notorh l
organ -of British bloc kit& •runt
Cbnfederati abroad.
is feted and lionized by the "loy.
idler Forney, ,and the Mongre
rush forward to tipple el,anipa
crack jokes with this lately des
social° and abettor of "retell" a
tors." Birds of a feather will
gether, and fellow disunionist
less, find plea Sure in each ("thee
M.The Radical editors and
hereAboutz;, declared, previoua
election, that negro sullraz;e
leStle. On Thursday last the
the United states r•l'ciiiite pasted,
ing the right 14 , VO/C 10 MC
District of Columbia, thecry[
the nation. The Pattie:li lieu'.
red ou 14'riday, ho wcre rig
tiOciarations during the last ca
Werth the House, the other
dells Stevens declared that he
neve Jett Davis could be tri
sou, nor that 'he had been gu
Son. ills olicnce %%TS that
ersiuti not of a traitor. Ile (b
not opposed the efforts to brit
vie) to trial, but he had not fa!
What have the Radical how
say to that?
SW There could be no Lett,
of the strength a the l';'eside
than the inability of the rud
avail the message succes.st
butt thetuielres in yelp up-at
'and unanswerable logic of t
Without e*en us mach as M.
dentAlion.
NY - The latest villainy of
that has lrxrultd ttselt is a j
urrait, Ho soon at ilialin
butte's evivlunw unit itunlita
44411144/tt 144 U aisie.alfttnotlut
SNow.-4Tive lutlwrs uc
't:kt , CtS4 l ,)o • '
le A 49,44vir
vicitarrousAL liointammt =ATE%we rose 'TOWN AND COUNTY AFFAIRS, ''
THE sairrsiouts
%rem) !—Woon i—Wocin!—A number
of our subscribers have promised us
Womi, In payment or their, subserl ptkms.
Will they please bring it, immediately ?
It is 'wt.& cf.
The Routh should feel neither terror
nor depression at the grywing favor with
which this wild 'Aherne is reganled by
the Republican party. It proves Oust the
Republican leaders despair of getting
their heels on the necks of the Southern
people by any other method. They per
teive that there is ,no other way to get
control of the suffrage and introduce the
negroes to the ballot-Ism; no• other way
to carry such amendments as they wish
to engraft upon tire Constitution ; nooth
er way to subject the domeslic concerns
of the South to fed,:ral control. Turn
and squirm ass•they may, they cannot ee
cape the ugly fact that thirteen States
stand Wino immovable barrier against ev
ery amendment to the constitution which
the Radicals wish to have adopted ; that
the number of states must rise to fifty
two to overcome this opposition; and
that that nuuila•r will not be reached in
'this century, if ever. Renee we see ef
forts already begun in both Rouses of Con
gressfor degrading. those States into Ter
ritories, and the Republican press every
where }heeling into line to march in
this movement.
er-
The South should take courage at this
pratieal eonfeiSion by the Republicans
that they are reduced to their last trump,
and eau win only by a flagrant violation
of the Constitution. So long as the South
ern communities are recognized a.s States,
the Constitution Stands between them
and further oppression. Unless they can
be broken down as States, the Radicals
are checkmated, and will soon he made
to bear the odium of keeping this danger
ous question unsettled. They feel that, it
is incumbent on diet» to put this subject
at rest in some way, and limling ull oth
er paths elreetually closed, they attempt
the desperate expedient of degrading
great, popolons States into Territories,
and goverhing them from Washington.
The South ought to rejoice to see the
Republicans reduced to such straits, be
cause it is perfectly certain the attempt
cannot sUceeed, and that its failure will
weaken, and perhaps divide and demor
alize the party. The first difficulty the
Republicans will encounter will be in
agreeing upon the details of the Territo
rial If the State goVernments are
abolished, other governments must im
mediately be substituted ; for not even
the Radicals would wish to abandon the
South to the horrors of anarchy. The
negroes would not be safe lit a communi
ty of outnumbering whites without the
protection of some kind of government.
f the new • Territorial go %Till men ts
should rest on universal suirrag , ‘, the
preponderance of the white population
would secure the election of hostile white
officers. But this is the least of the ob
stacles to the success of the new plan.
The executive and judicial officers of Ter
ritorial governments are always appoi rated
by the President, and so long as Mr.
Johnson rema ins. in offitie the Radicals
would gain nothing by the substitution
of ltis appointees for thelOovernors and
Judges elected under the State govern
ments, To be sure,. he would havC fo
send their natnes to the Senate for con
firmation; but all the Senate could do
would be to reject them,•and await new
appointments by the President. If the
Senate kept rejecting his appointments
as fast as Ile made them, the Territori
al governments could never go into o
eration. And the whole scheme would
p d
ire fraustrated. To accept such Territo
rial officers as the President would ap
point Would be no gain for the Itailieals
over the present system, while to reject
his appointments would defeat the opera
tion of theTerritotlid scheme. The only
effectof the Territorial 'project would he
to exchange one dead-lock for another;
the present dead-look between the non
ratifying States and Congress for a dead
lock between the President and the 1-3en
ate.•
the
in
the
less.
I the
I twit
;Leh
her,
rptrt
the
the
neh
the
nary
the
were
Sr of
-1 tills
ty to
plilly.
nents
teut
~ra•er.
ed to
of the
y pol
-1 fore
hope
IBM ay
EEO
MO
corn
f the
amp
be a
üblic
'reen
•er of
But supposing that, by some ingenious
quirk, tins difficulty could he flanked and
passed, and the new governments put in
operation against an advente local public
opinion, a new plead-lock would immedi
ately be pre-ented, in a constant conflict
between prosecuting officers and south
ern juries. Laws are of no force with/tot
penalties, afid penalties can be inflicted
only after a trial. For the punishment
of ordinary crimes and the ordinary ad
ministration of justice, Southern juries
would donidless give impartial verdicts
under the new system, as they do now.
But In enforcing the kind of laws which
the Territorial scheme seeks to introduce,
Southern juries (amid not he brought to
agree except on verdicts of acquittal. All
laws of that class would be a dead letter,
which vain attempts to execute would
turn into derision.
These difficulties and obstacles will be
apparent to Congress as soon as the Ter
ritorial project begins to be disco-med. in
a practical view. It Is contrary to all
probability that the conflicting views
which will naturally exist can be so com
pletely reconcil«l us to secure the assent
of two-thirds of both Houses to the details
of auy plan of government. But without
two-thirds of both Houses it would be
promptly knocked in the head by the ve
to, the dead-luck appearing in a new
place.
But we will suppor that this barrier is
broken through; lb& the Territorial bill
is passed over the veto of the ;
that the new,ollieers are alt appointed and
sworn in; and a warrant issued for the
arrest of sonic opposing citizen. His
counsel humediately prosecute Om officer
for illegal arrest, and if the cases decided
against him in the local court, it is ap
pealed anti the lAw point carried up, by
r./pitl stages, to the Supreme CoUst of the
United States. There can be po doubt
whatever that the 'Territorial law would
lie declared null anti set mitts , as uncon
stitutional, and thus. the Territolial
scheme, after months of exa,petuthwag
itation, would be an Ignominious abor
tion.—J'., Y. World.
itnerics
io Can
Ilge is
crowd
011111:1
lel , ens
ted by t
is x in-
Colfax_
adical
minded
Imted
iber6 in
l le
frmti
is drs
tene of
q• people
;duct as
s intol-
I to the
cpubli
ii of ail
,eit din
t should
body ill
I
he Lon
try, and
!rand en
_
onn W.
• ‘S as one
fe
ta in its
, and his
us as the
hers and
Now he
I" Chev-
M. ('.'s
igne and
pir,ed as-
Ind "trui
!look to
, doubt
s society .
Ttrn HomnAys.—E. 11. lqinnigh At
Bro., in Chambersburg street, opposite
the College Church, have laid in a large
stock of goods intended for the Holidays,
A Radical Swindli'r Dade(' the Priri• I and invite the attention of the public
(rye of Ifith, as Corpits.—Adviccs from ' thereto. It etnbraeiN, of course, all sorts
Franklin, Venango county, state that of enitrections, fruits, nuts, &c., with an
the Eon, Jeremy Diddlcr, C. V. Culver, ,
InV the votes 0( Radical fanatics, .lettiber :dm° 4., endless variety of toys. They
ot Congress front the rweintellt district, have something to please the thousand
and now held securely in limbo on charge different tastes of the little ones, with an
of wholesale and retail swindli ]tad
li g. assortment which they flatter themselves
himself brought before Judge Trurkey on .
a writ of hubcas corpus, and asked to be . will be at" gros n uptalks.
Wee to -
discharged on the ground that he was a' Give them a call. Their goods cannot
member of the present Congress, and the , but give satisfaction, whilst their prices
peer of any one of the Radical majority ' are much lower than last year, and must
of that Rump concern. The Judge
"couldn't see It," and the Hos. rascal has , be equally satisfaetery.
been remanded to jail. The Judge deci- I Teachers desiring to make presents to
lied that a member of Congress was not their schools, as well as the trade, will be
entitled to his priviiege when In Id for an accommodated ut the lowest possible
indictable offense. Won't the Rump do 1i ,,,,. res
something for this jail bird member of , b ' * • 4t
their fanatical fraternity. A fellow-feel-1
AMERICAN ART I s rs' UN lON.—re rsons
ingought to make them wouderous kind. .
We have 110 doubt a number of them; win( ' are getting up clubs for our Steel
would bein ashnilar predicament if they Plate Engravings, and those who Intend
lay, Thad-- had their desert—Luneaskr latelleieneer.' doing so, are requested to notify the of
id nut be- I lice in New York, when a circular de
ocratie Central Co
d for trees- I I The Drrneerae li efladirma'—The Dent- ! mmittee of Indiana I scribing each EngravinO, (fourteen in
I ty of tree- have issued an address to tile Democrats all,) together with all necessary papers,
, , ~,
a a oemg- and National Union wen of Indiana an- , Including references, &e., will be sent
r •
e vens) h a d trouncing the results of the late political' them. It
i i ," d showing that an over-' •
g .1.113 3 " ea rl ass ' a"
• peopleofi CLOTHING AT CUAT.—Capt. Theo. C.
w ie Ming majority of the the
•ored them,
United States are in favor of the Presi- Norris is selling off his entire stock of
cry here to dent's reemtstruction pulley; that Con-1 Ready-made / Clothing at cost, with a
I gress only representsforty-t hree per eent. ;vi .n , to closth out that branchof b I
g us -
of the entire population; that the Eaecu- ; t
tive Department is the only branch of•
Hess• Now is the time to secure bar
the governuteut reptesentio ,, a Majority gains. Every description of clothing
of Me people, re-endorsing tire Principles ollered. Cull soon. It
of the Ituriana Democratic Conventiou! ._______. _
of 31areb 15, and the Thilatielphut_lngust
Convention,
ttitnpers,
o the fall
Its not an
•uiicals in
a bill giv
4oca in the
capitol of
eoueur-
i
lit n their
uprugu?
r evidence
L's position
eat press to
fly. they
st the solid
Ac inessaw,e,
Mpg
Oir'The New York Tribune-says that
tLe tiovernnieut had never relaxed its
oirortii to beeolll the arrest 'of Nrrratt,
and that detectives bad been wattling
him since Oetoner. This gi% es the lie to
the Radical falsehood that the Lioverur
went had Whet% po measures in the mut
ter,
lie Radicals
'lut to bribe
rive t tu tura
Ilebitlent
ut Lincuip,
i ter Trees an how, doctored with ciao
ty fell here mel. A few grains iuterted in the sap
/PI-Lets,
IMPORTANT TO SOME l'uortm.—Not to
all. Such as have paid the printer as
promptly as he has served them, (many
thanket) twist not read thie—not a`word
of it Is intended for them. To those in
arrears, however, whether for ((thwarting,
job work yr sub•wript ion, we must again
appeal, and can assure them that never
Wire We more IN EARNEST. To pay for
paper, ink, type, labor, and,a huudreq.
other matters entering into the publica
tion of a widely-circulated newspaper,
require the !I: melting of a good deal of
money—espeeially in high times, as these
still are to printers, paper, ae., being
nearly as dear as during the war. To
whom shall, the printer look for
the 11leftlIS to carry on his business, but
to those who have the leuelit of it ?' It
Is so in every other branch, and there Is
SPLENDID B ARN 11 UNT.—The splen
did "double decked" barn of Hon. F.
Watts, two and a half miles west of Car
lisle, was destroyed by fire, last cvenlng
a-week, between :5 and 6 o'clock. With
it were consumed eight head of horses,
fourteen bead of cattle, six head of sheep,
all the farm implements, horse gears, a
threshing machine; and a large quantity
of wheat and bay. The fire was the work
of an incendiary, who was seen running
from the building about the, time the
names were discovered. The rascal was
purstud by Mr. Railing, the tenant, but
in the gathering darkness bucceed ed in
making his escape. When - Mr. Railing
returned to the barn, It was wrapped in
flames, and too late to save anything.
His loSs is heavy. There was no insu
rance on either barn or stock.
FINI Hons.—George W. Lady, of
Mutninnsburg, had a hog' slaughtered
last, week, which weighed 41:0 pounds,
though but 14 months old.
11. D. Wattles, of this plaee, had two
very large porkers killed on Monday,
one weighing roll . smnis and the other
495 pounds. We hare 'not heard their
age mentioned.
=a
no reason why our's should be an excep
tion to the rule. Those, then, Indebted
on our books are again urged to deal with
us as they would desire others to deal
with them. PAY PRoMPTLY.
To the call made two months ago, hard
ly one in forty responded. Many, no
doubt, hupposed that it was a mere ster
reotyped matter—that we did not mean
half we said—and that if they failed to
pay, it would make little difference to us
or anybody else. If they so thought,
never were men more mistaken. We
net Aft what wits due us then, and what
did not come, is needed WEMbC now for
the delay.
IVe shall soon make out bills, and send Rumple. Poem—Home, M. a Snyder:
them to those in arrears. Win not many, seer: J. IC. P. Bates; Select Heading—
save us this trouble by remitting at hum's Maniac, (Dr. Nutt,) M. It. Min
onee—within the Present week, or, a t'lligh ; Ali is Vanity, saith the Preacher,
least, within the present year': To get C . E. /1113% Dcbate—ls SUCCebS a Test of
along at all, we 711118 t have our oum—and Effort, J. I. Knot; J. M.
der Riemensny-
IT , D. Gilbert,Ott. after a reasonable time, those who give
no heed to this call should find moral! Everything passed off peasantly, and
summary measures adopted to convince the performers acquitted themselves in
them of our earnestness, they will have a creditable ,manner, doing honor both
nobody to blame but themselves. .WE, to their class and "Aims:Mater."
MUST RAVE MONEY
FATAL. Acetni:NT.—A sad death occur
red on the turnpike, a short distance above
Cashtown, on Wednesday last. Wc learn
that as Mr. Jacob }leinlzelman Was dri
ving by the residence of Mr. Manotth
Carbaugh, with a load of wood, a little
son of Mr. Carbaugh's clambered upon
the rubber-block of the wagon, without
the knowledge of Mr. Ileintzelman, mid
in going .down the hill, fell under one
of the hind wheels and was almost in
stantly killed. The/ lad was between
six ant seven years of age.
IsiEw TELMILAPII LINE.—The poles
for the Atlantic and facile Telegraph
line were put up throarli, this place
some weeks ago, and we suppo,c have
been erected as far as Harrisburg by this
time. The wires (two) are shortly to
be placed upon the poles. An office
will be opened here, in - the central part
of town. We heartily welcome this new
improvement. With two through lineq,
Gettysburg cannot be much behind the
rest of the World in early in formation.
ANsrvrAtsAur.—The "Anniversary"
of Christ Church Sabbath School, on
Thursday evening, was quite a success.
The exercises were interesting and the
audience w large.
ger Attention is directed to the adver
tiretaent of Messrs. Kissinger 4: Shire
wan, York, In another 'column.
Also to that, of Messrs, .13rin,gman dr,
Warren, of the Gettysburg Forge.
Stirllom W. U. Koontz apd Ikon, E.
Ilerhenson have our thanks fie Von=
gresskmal documents.
DERII.—A !Looting party of lanoccr(.
Rub recently returned [ruin Centre coun
ty with three flue deer,.
rot the Compiler. ' Schenck's .bill- to make Con-
CoLLEGE 1 rums.—On Saturday after• grim "a permanency" passed the House
noon,'Bth It:staid, the Sophomore Class of Representattves on Monday, by a vote
of Pennsylvania College held the first of one hundred and twenty-seven yeas
meeting of 411 organization, formed In to thirty nays. This Iniquitous measure,
SePtemb.:r htst, and known as the "Or- If it becomes a law, will add millions to
ganization of Class of '69," The order of the national expenditures; but the Radi
exercises was as follows; icats don't care—they want power, and
Essay—The Art of Printing, M. a they are willing to buy It at any price,
Smith, York, Pa.; History of Chkss, G. ! particularly as the people must "foot
H. Trabert, Churehtown, Lane. county, the bilL"
Pa.; Oration—Advantages of a Literary
Society, Jacob Neil; Philadelphia, Pa. ;
Essay—Man,-E. T. Horn, Catasauva,
Pa. ; Poem—Gettysburg, D. B. Lady, A
rendtsville, Pa.; Essay—The Living
Dead, J. J. Brinkerhoff; Gettysburg, Pa.;
Prophecy, C. M. Dawson, Fort Wayne,
Indiana; Oration—Cultivation of Mind,
W. B„4leindle, York, Pa.
All present were surprised at the mark
ed ability displayed by the performers.
This organization is now fully established
ed as a permanent affair, and we:congrat
ulate our young friends on the enterpri4e
they have displayed in their undertak
ing. success to them.
te - The Class of '7u, having considered
the expedienvy elreeling a el;ee organ
ization, whose ohjeet should he the :soci
al, moral and intellectual improvement
of its members, formed themselves intol
an association, to he known as the "74-
tisophan" society of Pennsylvania
lege, and held their first nweling on Sat
' urday, Dec. Sth, instant. The following
was the programme of performances :
Orations—The Man of Letters, C. Cie
. ver ; Free ana One,. J. E. Van Camp;
Show Thyself a Man, W. IL Kuntz.—
Essays—Patriotism, H. Baldwin;
Avarice, C. E. Sadder; Character, S. A,
Ziegenfuss ; History of Class, J. W.
ila. EDIT() :—The following is a lit(t-of
the Teachers' names, which (lid not
math me until I had sent in the report.
Please attach them to the list of names
subscribed to the resolutions •relative to
the Salary of Teachers:
Hamilton W. KinPir, .11.tm Kinne
mund, J. N. .lifai•shall, John M. IA olf,
G. It. Kuhn, 011ie E. Chronkter, (forge
W. Hagarinan, Edwin Hultzel, Kate F.
Slagle, Maggie M. Thoinimon, Mary A.
Sheely, C, A. Ileagy, 1'.:1. Melluird,
Sanders, Joseph A. It. Mcßride, John
W. MeCosh, Maggie Kuhm., A. L. Mil-
ler, R. Hadley, Cyan, U. 8ea10. , .
P. B.—Enulie Wright tier mune
withdrawn from the..e regulations.—
Please omit her name, and oblige
Your friend, C. Cu° L' ,
—The proceedin.,7% of tire Tvaehers' In
stitute were pi inted, on our first page,
before the above MI tinder our notice.
Tun AGE.—The attentiqu of the rea
der is directed to the prospectus of the
Dail) : and Weekly -bjc,, published in
another column of our paper. The Aae
is one of the moat ably coiclueted Demo
cratic papers iii the country, and those
of our friends' ‘Nho desire n city daily
cannot do liettr than substriLe fir it.
Dead the prospectus.
Tar AMER/CAN Auittetwernisr, fur
December, has beeu reeeived. This b
capital publication, each number con
taining an itunten-ic airmont of Ape en
gravings and fending matter of great iii
tiTcst to Farmers, (lardeners or-House
keepers. Published by Orange Judd &
Co., iiew York, No 41 Park Row. Price
ler.6 , ear only t I.so—ingle num hers 15
cents. 4 copies per year :;:'.5.00; 10 fur $ILl;
:."0 for .I.OJ each.
SEC; Alt ron..—J: C. Neely,} q.,
of this place, has been appointed (...gar
Inspector for this county.
• > nor Agricultural column to-tLy is
worth the price of a year's subscription.
Irtx-Capt. Fr:Lilei:4 Gallagher, a well
k now n eitizm and politician ofitalti more,
dici of coliminiption, it the re,idence of
J. 11. O'Donnell, in Oiat eity, on Monday,
in the 51st year of his age.
Married.
On the 11th Asct., ut the resitlen...• of the bride's
pArents, by Lter. W. R. H. bb, Mr. .U.II.IE
LORE MAN. ut het tow p, to
!Xi:11 , 11U S. .11., thitnehter ut Mr. .liteub
Benner, of thb, place.
On the Lith tn.t., tit the (Voir Inn. in this
by the ...one, Mr. CON it 1.0 COLIL,,MI fsl to M. 3
A. D. It 1 2 :*ettevtile, Franklin en.
Ou the lith ut the ressulen-e of tho bride's
p Items, by Itt %. J. M. Tithel. Mr. it 1,1.11'11
LINN Ph _II PI A:N.N 1.;/.1L.1 both of Att
ains county'. '
On the 4th ult., by the Rev. A. G. Del Linger, Mr.
EIAVAIiIs eI..A ILK 1..) NitsS LI DIA MeDONN
but it ut Attains emit t
On the Bth of Nov, ether, nt the r. B. l'arsormge,
Litttestown, Pa., I.y Itct. 11. A. tskliltkiltvr,
13A Al EL HADEN Laroll 011111.3% MIL to
.HISS SA I.IA the vilttnt3 of
o,ttyhburg.
Ou the ath inst.: nt the same place, by the sitme,
Mr. WI 1.1.1 AM to Alm LYDIA
DIEIII4 both ul Littlebwww
ISO, by 1.13 i, it. 'Warner, Mr.
WILL.AM A. MeII.IIENN
31ths NIA lt.): .1. GRAFI oi Ilunterstown.
Uu the :loth ult., tit tile nisidcuce tit lir. W. if.
SlinouttLer,in Ne'N't b,) it..V. P. K. t-3noen.u
-key, Mr. 10.1.VIL) Mj.:NLI..II. ut Contocrland coun
ty, to 111e.4 111;1ti1l; IL CLIII.0.1:311::IL ut
Al
ttna COUIIt.Y.
oil the 27th ult., at the mune place, by the Butte,
Mr. J 011 2 ,. It r.tt RY, ot Cuszo,..rlaust cututt., , to
M tss JI.IILY AliN CaltONlSa.lt, ()I .I.lalue
comity.
On the "rd Inst.,lly Rev. Dr. limb r. Mr. Fit kN
CIS RICKIIOOI, to Mina LOIJ/s.l. 1111A1\li: it,
bath ol Aix lord Loa n,lsle. -
Cm the tih ins!., by the sane, Mr. r11A111.04
Mi.AIL to Miss r,AIt.AII. A., ata.4ll. ter Ur. k.. 11
Slagle, all 01 ,r , . ew (!stun[.
ihz the mile iluy, by the dame, Mr. ALFRED D.
Olt: iVE to J11:-.a SUSAIS MILLI:At, both of Air
bullalowu.
On the 4th twit., at St. Jahn's Ch u rch, West min
ster, Md.. by Fattier tiloytt, Mr. Y. IIESILY
W
111 IN to laws IsyYLE, ts,tit Or
W est in lusttr.
At Elias Church, Emmitaburg. Md. ' Pee. 11111„
by It. e.. 1. A. Tits 4 assisted v. Prot. E. l>.
p. wINGEtto,o, pranumn
comas, Pa., to Miss Vittiii.Zim. C. 3101 That, of
Lill Indsourg.
On the 11th fnat., nt the residence of the bride's
parents, by Rev. J. M. 'ritzy!, Mr. dANII;:j W.
IbELELE to Miss MARY E. Z.VC11.11t1.1.8, both
of Fnalarm.k county. Md.
Died.
On Thursday last s in tills place, - 3froi. MAMA
Bt;11111 Lit, widow to lielkitunlis seuriver,
twit 4 4 .1 year..
Lou the >tit of Not emher, In -the vicinity of
Arentintville. Mre. Li.110.14.111.ir hi VAN
nett SO yeors,
- - -
on the Sth Inst., 1n this Ware, EDWIN am%
sou oreornAlus and taipi,e.pi pangiiertY, uguti
3 years 3 unnong and 17 days.
On Domini - . Dee. 3rd , I'll, of Inllanlnpitory
croup, A N.ViE KU 1117, H a ICK,duughterof J.
lA,wron,e utht a trait 51:4 141 4 0 r 1 40; 1 111,0 ; gged 4
yearn 3 liV•llElis and 14 du) s.
On the 7th hurt., hear this place MARIA ANN,
'grunt daughter o John
11. alai Julia 11. Eckert,
tiguil 2 mouths and 13 days.
At tilt Alms-house, on Monday last, GEORGIE
W. UARPIIII, a nal iv• of this isAutty, aged 76
years.
(Comaianicated.)
MARCUS ALMA t.3.I.IIBAUti 11 was lsirn Feb
may loth, Lgin, and departed this .Wizjuub,.r
12th, l.Ytill, aged ii ytuArif V mouth:; anti 27 days.
Our Pettier, Who, in tender love,
llatb taken men our care,
One whosia oar tv.sik hearts loved too inticbJ, I -
twg.kril uitt teirfulpraYer—
Thi. loot—much 'wondrous gsln to him
0, give us Strength to bias.
•
Ar.3enauel cupr.
airlbbe World says: "The heart sick
ens at the recital of what was said and
done by the Representatives of the people
within forty-eight hours after they had
assembled at the National Capital. There
was a time whets respect was paid to the
President of the United States by virtue
of his ofl►ce, no matter how unpopular
he might be; but thatilay is passed. To
day he seems to be the most popular man
who can say the hardest things of the
Executive." All of which goes to prove
that "grand moral ideas" have not ele
vated the standard of political excellence.
:Eis'Wendell Phillips remarked a' few
months ago, that the Constitutional
Amendment. Was hatched by Congress. to '
carry the Republican party sueeesstully , i
over the fall elections. lie also stated
this Negro Amendment was not to bring
in the t3outh, hut to keep out tho.,e States.
In short Phillips, with his usual outspo
ken directness, showed that the whole
scheme of the leaders was to retain power.
jar In MlWiachusettg, they whip wo
men, hut are elaadke.l at the idea vi the
Oigtitest indignity otkred to the Jude of
a negro. - •
Latest Market Reports.
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1[1•:1) \';lll;.\T,
ILVE,
ItIrch:WHEAT,
BAY,
CLOVEI: , 1:1:1),
FLAXHI,EI),
PORK,
1% A I. 'r 1 m o IZ. E
FLOT7II. - - - - 11 r, , 1 11 21
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EYE - • - - 1 Y. f. 2 1 32
17111 V, - - r,tl 0.1
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iltlntl.„ • R 1)0 64 I, ' , I
HAY. - - . 23 00
WHISKEY, - • - - f f p 233
Special Notice Column.
It 1,111 rittrely Do It
Ignme.lhrte relief' mill cons, nurnt mire for the
Mini, pt. awl tii,ca.cs pct ncribcd, I. what the Ili:-
1.11. r guaratili, a to p, rlorni. Its mot( , I. phi's;
ii•el Ny , t1:111Ptil!: It will 'ditch. cure! Thcrr c. no
oiler ronielly,. 110 other LillilllVlll, 11,1 kiwi or
ralic k Illcr, that will chock pain ,r, iitildoni mei
K . iiati),:m tonly ie. 11)iitaiQ.'14 li.oally RA )1) I. It
1) is booll thoroughly ti stoll in th" workshop mei
111 hie lied I, In the counting r Mil, 11110,/a Mgt
to ~.,-o. Mining CI% iliniei and imildiors, in the parlor
awl in iii litellital, throughout all Me ',Arica
duo., in ile. r till), awl 011.• g, 11,.1.11 SVI•ill i. its
1. , 11..11 , 11,1e: "I' h. trfotio , ill 11.elway', Itolelv Ito-
Poi is lippllea externally, or-tilt. II ill`A.lrtli), 111.-
1:0r11111.4 tu dirt-11,m , ,, P.ilut, (pen wh ties) r r.tue..
ceases to exl..t!' FAV TM Wher 1:101 for i-prolna,
or nut 11., 0r i-e.,1!•1 , .., or Cut., Cr ioiloi. Ilrinsii , .. or
i-lialuq. It Is c:i-ell , lit tor l'hil'.l illis,)%lii,gulto
'l)llii..»lNii :it Illg, li 1'01.4"110 r- .1.11.01 a. It :. un
i. ,call, 1..1 40: ,tiu.....tiiiii.,..., Apooloxy. 'Ruvuma
ii.,l)i, I, l "th :w ho, ;..). leilouitivt. liill.ittilitation iil
tau :-.liiinuol),. t.iuti Is, K n'.1“jN.....t .. 1ic.0,1 tot pi.
InO.I ..% Pr:, (i 1141,4. NO h rally ,fimild tic witlyrit
it. Follow dlr. C 110134, LI/ I a apoody i tire will lie
I
yin...toil. .
SOl 1 1)N1141:141ti. Pi iVT ri) cents per bottle
IXe. 17, IY.O.
To owner" of Illoro.s nod Cot tir
Tobl.l.;* D-rhy Condition Pow ,lera arc warrant
etl superior to any others, or no pay, for the cure
of I)lAennter, NVorms, Bois, Coughs, II lile-bonini,
ti tie., in I tarsus ;an 1 'td'ltt, C O I I O%. tans of
!tint:. In Irk Tor.tn-, llorn Dtstein per, Re., In Cat.:
ti 'l'4r•ne l'i)WtlCls were formerly lot up by
14.1npson I. Tohlas, sin of Dr. 'I °Was, awl, sitter
I is death, Vie &Annul Ives terra so:treat for thou,
llt it Dr. has Coll i 1.111 4 ,1 I.) In inufueture
them. They am. ',erica)) aOr en 1 ; lel
need of •topping the worklni; of your utittnAh..
inereasethe appente,;;lve urine el/iii,l4l`llae
the A.m..: h and urin•ir) organs; also Increase
Ti'the :at cof.i. Try theta, .11111 you will /It 1 , ,r
withont them. thrum Wood% ell, the ye-It-bra
t-4 train••r of Witting leirses, has used them for
years, roel ri•cvtauien In them to his Irfor•.ls.
Philo. P. DuAt, of Om Jeanne Ike•'r Course, Ford-
Ivan; N, 1%, weal nit tile Llii•ui until he w.ts told
of what they are r Mete which hr is
lirVer without thrill. 11.1 law over 3l running
I I olara In Ids chat ge, and.for the last tliret, yews
has used no other medicine for them. Ile has
kitally p•rutßt'd tau to reler any one his
over I,Uott other references ea a he sects at the de
pot. Sold by Dru;;;;ists and Stidtlit re. Price 2Z,
rents p„tr box. Depot, :x) eurthadt Pttreet. New
York•. [Nov. PJ, itT
Alleock's Porous Misters.
LAX E 144.11 C.
New York, N. fr., 1,:;c9
T. ALTA . OOIC. : 11m...1y-suffer
ed rely lona 1, weaknev. lii any inLOL.
1114 111...11 , i y our pla, t,rs, auuell rrcouuurndrd lur
roses of Ulm kia I, prlkllo2ll 0:1V. 3111. i OW result
u.ts all 1 could .‘ hingle olas:er cured for
hi a week. Yours lesp,etfally,
I". J.
for of the ltr.ttutr...tli
TILE 13. WK, AND LI:MU/WO,
L)ous, N. 1%, July 4, 14,62.
gem.' tae a dol..
Tlwy have cured me
tra.m troulat,l we for
ow my f.alwr Is gulag to try
a , .out Ids !wart.
L. .11. :7,0E11:WOOD.
Propri
CCII.P. O? CLUCK 1
Moetys. Ar.t.coc*.:
mottlioi your
of a ero.:1; bt lily
Aolll , ` ltlgr, 11141 A.
thou lur ditgeulty
Dr. Green, \n.s Brriad Way , eNV 1 - twit, Informs
us lie S 11.1, uu .! , I , antaY. June 2 41, 1,,W, two planters
to a young woman suffering V. ry st N, rely from
lumbago. On Thursday sin. called to get two
mere for a friend, and Viol, slated how the two
edle bad pureluoied on Monday had rells red her
Innuedlately alter putting them on, and eured
her In two days of a stunt distrew.ing pain In her
back. and
Sold by all Druggists. [Dee. IL lin
Ayer's Pills.
Are you sick, feeble suit eoinplalning? Are
you ennui order with yutur systein deruligial ail,' I
your I, cliugi Uneuntnirutide?'theses el
are oat u the prelude to serious illness, :seine hi.
ul slekitess is creeping 0 1 .011 you, and 8110u1 , 1 Lie
averted by a timely u,e of to' right rentelly.
Take Ayer's J'ills„ uu4 elv+end, .nit Ibo ilisur.tered
famine —put Ify Ill.:Wool, &LILL let the fluids !twee
Oil .0 health again, Tile) stilaulate
the (noel totes ot tile be , ly into igorett, a, t tvitY.
purify the s).,tetit from the u4strui nuns widen
matte itt,ieus , . A roll settles hutnewneru 10 the
holy and derittiges 13.61 rat I Tiles.:,
if W lt relleVea. rea:t upon Illeiu.4elVeil and tile
surrounding organs, pro.litehig getter...! aggrava
thin, suiferiit,g unit der.iiiitein •iit. Mule in thi.i
condition, take A.yer's i is, .10,1 taxi how directly
they restore the ii.itor.,l action Of Die. *slet'', unit
With it tile Ihtuy.iic. of health ag uu.—
Whet is true nod so apparent in this trlvtal and
common complaint is also true ill 1111111 y of-the
deep *esti itgeroustlisteuipent. Theis:lute
purgative elle,' esp. Is them. C.ltisoil by similar
oOstritetions andderaitip.uteitts et the natural
luuetious of the issly, tt key are rapidly, and in my
vi Lie-111 surely cured I,y the Same weans. lute
Who know We virtue of tn. - se Pith. Will ueglett to
oinploy them when sulrerluo trout the du-on:era
they cure, seek as i letulaelte,leoui stool Aeli, Dys
entery', Bilious outside' tits,JciAligreitibu, I wraligt -
taunt of too Liver,
Heartburn, Itlieu mat Nut, Drop-iy, Worms and
surupw When taken in lonic doses,
'lO , l are tingsr Coated, so that tile most sensi
tive call take their easily, alit they an: surd)" the
best purgative inefileiti.• y..t.
PAparetil.y J. C. Av g A to., I.oweli„ anti
sold by A. D. 'sunnier, Liettystiurtt.
2iOv. 5, lmnu.
Invasion f
Do you wish to hove your li.dr cauterised from
the scalp.; .No. Then liewore of the new brood
of Vitriolic end Caustic Dye,' got up by nustnitu
mongers, who beer the same reluttoushlp to the
responetWe Chemist Hmt •
I'II6ATE4 ANL) PRIYATEEES
bear to honest merchantmen, Remember that
the experience of years, and the very highest ad
entitle endorsements, guarantee We superiori
ty of
CHRISTADORO'S lIAIR DYE
over every other In use. Is purely vrgeta
hie.turatll Ie anti Instantaneous.' 'Janalsetttred
by I. CIIIIISTA WHO. 0 Aetor House, New
York. Sold by Druggists. 4t1 , 1.1 1042 by ail Us&
Drawees. [1)04.3. 'MI. Ins
Des(nem. Blandness and Catarrh,
treated with the utmost success. by Dr. J.
AU , a/111 Aurist,(tonwerly of Luytten,
tioilah.l,) :Cita PC.: R.Sirmt, Philaiktphin.
tinuathas from the must reliable IlUtiltel{ )n the
city au 1 Como** e. 211 be sceu at his 01.t4.e.
ate steel 41..1.11cy are ihriteti to na. outplay their
as tie has no secrets in his practice. Ar
fatelal estst huser,ol without pain. 'enufwea
rondo for craminsi Wu.
-*pt. Yi, JAIL ly
Dr. 5C1X.V.7.10g.',1; u 1..31 CuSio StatlZl
Tbis met rited , ±te catia Ih,J. 1L,154a was*. tbi friredif
Mot, et Paueleseri 1:400.5t..p avigt.a "d tad liadding
rts..a a.go rt, or,. rd...1 : 01: Ics-h arsl.oll.l
inealtthe. ..o' inenrebbeb
Oon be coilltivo,al tho an:.. Wi slolp o I,ad dowerdOi
et:roll. Li, hop, we. rotiort4 ha a very eivlrt Cal, sot
notciurn lh hi. jr e'probeladeJ, for ell do
11/1,4 , 3011.1 111 t1...12,0rdr0.1, sad ta'a pr.uent wJielet 4
t:,14 :as hand -ad p • atid% _
6.4ic., bo. h'3t.e.t.„21:01..111240".
10 1113 c7.:e of Ct. ot.i.p.;ov, Ito I tht dlsi , sou *WA
arc olne * .ly ro• op !dr,' wbb Is, god no-curet allowed br
uturmt.o.. be• • ute, vori ounutroce wd trot, n 0... MAO
..tek pr,ovilenin :Allot° 3010111 onto twin
cA. , rs wrobtr, levee ba hat • tarn coomor• of MOTO%
aim A trot; staa-wlitoo to .4.e; for outoutupti . o,llbat Sari
to to kittel Out of tba;r ca 11.3•41, a td iu • fob 'crank"
ti.u.tbi, rebus: p Do. th.:111 , .:12.X'3 PGLNO.i IO
SI ncr. Tomt., ood st&Ntlit.txx PALLS
&IV f.a.lenVt t rc oterod to oa7ios CouctuiptitAs. Val
alre; tone eV•11, ao that any one can lake that!
~ e ct., . .; 8 a, but wbOv It Is ioonrenleut
la 1,4101'U latr.i. 114 p.. o. (roe, but fin • thorn*
tta ukta, 00 a al.. J E • p roautophis tea to titre) dottam
- a ut.er 011 tiro Menden
of dw tioctor--unt te.t onto of Cootomptlau. ,
ay.! the other sti l.e tao,V A, lu ;V:tioCl timalt--tra ea tto
siamp. -
( 1 0Id 1,, as Itro....stes It • ,11 .4 ..Ccr5. Price &1.341 per boltl4
or thu tinlf dor,. 1. Lett.tra tur atir;ru /140144 ollrani
t.r J.nuncd to Ur. nt `,t 1`:10.411,14 0.1444. NA*
al, S. it,t, s;
.r,741 Imr; - . or: Pe's, Barnett& Y
S. 4. ..ru,.? 0 .1.; John P. ' , Ark, Chtmlntell,
1,1, 0; )Vn.l.er 4. 10. tor, eltx,s,;o4. III.; Collins prod, IL
:.ESJ w. ea 14037g1a
kur t -sT EN tan.
REN ( al I,
LIFL-HEALTII-srnEsutlf.
The Great Freneti seaei7.
Pit..l-AN n. , •LA NA tin B'7
CF.l.Elilt 1T ED ;-1.1.;i'1l , 1t•
Prepnrcil from it prescr , talon or Lir. Joan Pola.
}earn. ' 1 . 111, 1.1*,1t.13:1,.,1Lhe 11oHeltal '
d r
u No, On I,:lri',..lslere of Poi
"MN inv:7lloble rood letrn'to no Ito 11(.1t lon, bul
kno f..)llitix to the cure 01 h1,1•111111t(Irtlillo t-enit
lint N 1 ry sp. (10. or Uri
nary Irritatalliy, invnitintnry or Niviilt3 14 Intind
Emis,ions trot., wlinti•ver (.1111,e proditer,itorboiv.
ever severe, ivtll be sp. e,1113* r.:levell Lout tbo oit.
19 gatis reNtor..l 11111 nt It on.
50 67, 13 90 11...10 to, following, opitiloi.t. of eminent Freriot•
00 p!iv,“ Lox.:
2 25 fiti •",*(c, have nerd the Sqweiflt: prepnruil by
2 1,9 0 2 Ciarun. 1. re Dupont, No. :31 !toe farm
fill 0 .1i the pres.ll . pl , . , :t of hr. Drioni.ti rc Ili alit
private prwitei. wlea MIPCPYS, I;1141 No be.
_ 11,ve there In tin other toeill , lne unwell e.ileulied.
5". (::0 to cure nil ts, build Slifkr.o:g from In‘oloolary
lUi
01 (.4 11:11'sl
Etokons or ttn: o'.ll.vr iv,•ilk nes% of the St.Xmil
7 , e ) P 4 0 0 0 On.votg, wlict tier enttsof by secteittary mock it
2 IP) 60 2 living, excesm..B, or abose.
7 00 ts. t (7J! It. S. BrATTREPARIT., M. D.
(1, D. 1/I'.lA ftnl7;. M. IL
AL:AN LY. L7F.UCHILE,
Mnv
111,W A RE t)I; COUNTETtrEITS.
The go111:1110 I' l ll4 are sold , liv nil Ito' principal
Dril ex h.t.lli,,,uabont the World, Prier Ours
IttA
'tarper Box. or Six 110 X. R tor Five 10)! 505.
U I:7I.ANI'I ULF. elt DUPON'r, holt. Proprietors,
No. 211 Ittie Lonl l ,.tril,
Obp Dollar t nelinll4l to any' authorised Agent,
will Insure a box by rrturn wrur,l3 winded
Crow ; NUS 11nx.) , 4 to ave.tiollars.
Sulu General Agent, hir
. CriCA fc (i. mos ES ‘t CO,
('on hind tit,. N. Y.
N. B.—French, flecrnan. spann.ll and I..nitliah
Pannal 11l e(1111.1; lug full p trt:eullias 1.11,1
Lions for o+r, 50111 rrVe 10 VS err
A. 11, ilti,•lll,r,..l.gent for Outt3hburig.
Doe.
Dr. 171nrihrilne Cninrrb finnan
° ThivS , uUl ha% Ulf ,rwighly prayed tiseli to he this
bent art telt: kalovn tar euring the l'alarrlt. Cold
In tile lint,'! and Ileadaelte. It lath lit VlllOlllO an
exvollant reined)' In Imo* (1,1, of Sary
Den!tpe(m it.. been rt rd I.y In, and
lista (glen la en greatly Improved by IN use.
It In Ir.:giant MO 11:411 elltle, Unit bi VEIS IMM P.:••
/ , g.tT}: the atoll heavy p tins eitaHett by
.Ithoa,va of Ibe bona. The aen , (tlona after Ruleort
It are d. light ad sad In)ltorat.igt. It opetia neat
pis rges oa t . 9 6 '4 rtgi lei n. the glands,
and giver it healthy ten vol.( at:voted.
.lare than Thirty Ye..rs' of ?I'd. 310 tp.er:(" Dr.
diesstn, Iboidnelte te•natl." loot
proved Ite, great value ter an the t antinatrdlgeuses
al Ilia lo (al, and at this tau pt rot stands 1 1 1 .:lit r
thjin. v. r herare..,
It Pt re. ornmen.led I,y ntauty, of the b•st.
avid With greAt mot matiblio.-
&km ev,•t• Te„
(toad the Cortlflrides nr W Druggist% In
1%11 he unikrsigniA, .11.. v yr.; .or loony yearo
been :unwanted with " MarshfOrs Cpnlrrh
and 11.5ii.1.1.•11.• an.l k , 1.1 in ..or woo
Irsule, rho, nutty plat'', unit Wt.! ItelleVe Id ttr I.•
',mei In r %pry rospeet, to rho re,ontrovroNtloo4
given of It for the cur.' nr Cat..rrlt..l .t grt it
:.r..1 that It is tleettletlly the heel hill , Ie WP lu,te
ever known sir all etthltheril t homer, of the 1(
Burr &110%tim • ttearl, A uktor A Co., !tog
ton ; Isrown, • Lar..on 13,.t0r ; Mct W.
; Fairbank A ( . 0. 11(11 , 0011;
& Co, Itooon ; it. ft. no,r,
Portlorrl, 'tames Park, Now lurk: A. 1 4 .
A 11. Maude, New York ; :•••t. ph. n Penl & New
cult ; 14rit. I Minor & NeW Yi rk ; MeKeskon
u f, Roht.tns, New ,York An 1., W. 11l A. I .1.. Yew
York; M. Want, & New Sol &
Nuw York. Lrk or ',.,1e by till Drugs' ta.—
Try It. Dec. 1..
The Great Eng:Milt Iteml4/y.
l'roteet.,l lel t.. 14 potent.
Rflt JA ‘IKS ( LAM: K:4 1 'r.i.tnicArrn FENAI.I.I
Prapurrai Iroln n tart *“ rirtion nr err d.
1 1 Irke, M. It.. l'hy*lei.,ft Extraordinary to tho
queen. 74114 invalttaide nfodielne in finfniling to
the cure of nil tulle p drool and dantteruol 'Hewn
the rental, I . otl , tillltims Id 5ni..1111.. It
ino.lerntes hod-remove).:dl obbtrue
flow,. nod enr , rn.i) n.• :Tiled on.
Til M'irri.l 'Ail. sit vetted. It will,
In :ishort time, bring on the monthly perlocl wltit
ty.
not token by
rt.lll.lL,s dorlstg the vf THILF.F. MoNTllcol l'reg.
113111 . y. it. , 4 they ...re slur to I.ring on .."41:feurrlionx,
Intl ut,fly otli..r tOOO airy lira-
In all Nerv , :u4 and itpi nel A creetiono,
rains in the Ihtek 1111 , 1 Liotloi. Fatigue do,p
a•Kerli , all.l`.tipitatitali of the //rart, 11),t. rirs,
tlw.te 1 , 1 1 .1 1 will etr.;et, n 1 urn 011 of
ui-tn ; 1111.1 11t111.11:.01 11 powertul
remedy, do not vontain Iron, eolohl• loottlinutty,
or anything hurtful to the e on%titei (In.
1:1111 iireetioini in the p oophlet around ellen
p:tel-age, which gh".thrim• pre.erved.
ME=ME=MOI
NOT frE.—lt 1.4 tho rate (4 every voln
able :t1011.4.1.. to be onfot..relte.l. Ile yowl iiii
therefore, and that the lett.. rs " A. M." two
blown Natl.% soot tlt:tt each wrapper , hens
the F tl . .. iNtrt.K .. ; of tho - .itotattir..% of I. I'. 11.% Llt..
WI N i iI, an.l ir,r" Wwitout Witten
none ore ei , init no,
N. 13.-4 no 1)4.11 tr, with I.J;4litira 4 , 1 , 111. (01' PCM.
V.titt:T I Agent lOr 91e. VIII
:.1111 1 /111.1:411 MI111110;1,4,
:pm M. 141.. A. 27 Corti Ina Street, New York,
will 4.1.... ire a it..; 1111,s by re
turn snail. meearely sealed /ruin ....)wavallon.
Doe. 13, iStZ. ly
Woui%rift,' but True I
313 DAME 1.01:111:Vi l'oN, the wort I rynownlnt
littrolts,:kt uthl Suitt ounthulkt is I lit Irvoyunt,
while to II c l ..dreoy.mt'.tote, dUiitt I. xOm Very
f..stur..s of the 1+,4..41 you Ivo to marry, unit by
the 401 0(110 I to, tru toeut of lit tettAt po woe, k ticiw n
As the Pr.y, Ill.ntotrope, gnuettnteets "pirOttUve 14
p..rfoet tool lite-litte picture ot the future WW I / a wl
or wife of the, upptiennt, with dote 0) oturrittge,
oeeup.tt lon, I,witog 4rl.ltit of elotrtwh.r, de. 'llll6
In no Itl/1044 1 / 1 011: 118 UsI*1111111711:i14 lli:/it II raillier
cult att...•rt. Hy stutlag place of hi tll4l.rosl
- eolor of evewuthi , hair. uthl etw10 .11 .1.1 nifty
veitt4..w.lo4t .tole.l euvelooo whirr ;0.,,1 to your.
w,ll rve:•!4,. hit,: 13,y retutit th,cl.
togeth , r walickalred 111 -
A•t t 1 ,44 In cot - 014(11 , e, AI toAltr. -- Ornlitt:n2l
Its‘iiN(ll • ol . 4. P. O. itoxvn, Wust. Twy, Y.
bepl. /1,44, 41111-
To eonsouiptiveq.'
TllO navertlner, biting ber.o r., t ored to health
In n few v...A.k4 by a very of entOe remedy, utter
liar log rtu.l,red tor rIeVVIrt yeurl With' u on , v,ro
long toleptioo, athl that itrequlills , •am., t!....msonte
tion—ls nntbar, to make itIIOWLI to 111.4
81.11rert•Ils the nt..urt, or rare.
To all who It, I e will gentl a . rOpy of the
prescription ti.e.l (trot , of charged with (fie ,lirro.
Lions tor %.r..paring and %pang the saute, whielt
they will fin I u 141:1t14 CUILH t'Olt
HitoNelllllB, COUG/14, CoLOS, LIOI bit
fliro it and Lung Alt et inns. ni only olipeet
the solverilser lit sendiug tit, Prep. ription Is to,
imfirtit the afil spread in iorz ii.‘t ion whirl%
10 collet.tV , h to IV Inv.iluAnle, and he hopes eVery
sfiffer,r will try his remedy. .04 it will Wait tlit
nothlux,..and nt.ty prove 'dossing.
Wishing the prescriptiou FREY. Wrettinl
mall, will please address
Rae. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willimusburs, Kluge co., New lurk.
Mar. 5, WS. ly
r.veryyonng hut)* nnil gentltnitall In. the Unite , '
eau bent 1:km103111m vcry ;until to t r
wt
vantage by rt_ttaru Maki (free of eharg,,)
an, hsing the 1111,1entigliett Those havnot to Of
being Itninhugsnxl will obinp by not not 1I its
card. All (dives will pleas u dress their Obettl
..erVullt, A,APMA.N,
'bli. ly 15 rout" riy,l‘. 1.
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A'S ESSAY' WARNING AND INSTIirC
TION- TO NOUNti 31}N. Abu', l'lstowes said
Abuses winelt pro4trule'
Powyrl4, utW 10111: tumaiti of relief. F 4141 tree or
Clffirge, lu ownlvd rnveloins. Andrus'', Dr. J.
SIOUAN IfttetiliTUN, frows.rd Ausoctt,tictl„
l'ltil:Welpßta. I'a. [Dec. X, IMO. toots
rotative Notice.
rililE School Ihmrd of Combo lend township
request all persona inter- sted to meet at
the house of Jostph Llitit, to list I VilDlit;ii L (
Utttysburg, to make ett•lement of tl , e Bounty
fraud, and thus show to the top:idly the
standing of the seine. Bath as are interested
gild Mil to attend, may put np with the eon:
artineneea. To meet on the SECOND VitURS.
DAY TN JANUARY, the 10th, at It o'clock, A.
)I.—and continue from day to der
aftticd up. By order of the Beard, '
ABRAHAM bI'ANULLR, rtesi. -
N. Ltatimsn, Bee*y.
gerThe Township Aud tors two lb, re,
orate& to be presenti
Der. 0, Isid. td -
A BPI EN 111 D ross•urro..ti of run 440 . 1
Li ter Uletbingjust receit rot at :°` • I
- 1•1011* Gl4.
Eli
Mileange,,but True.