I=l 1171110NIFI7t1 ramAr, ..11Y H. J. ErfAHL.E. - TEDIIII.—Two 130L1..ADA per annum Di adecuwie— Two DOLLAIDI AND in'tY CF-`4lllll not paid 111 adkattee. cohecrlpl ton diecontinued, rinleatfit the option of the publieher, until all arrearagewarelaid. Atiriorrniwabirre Inserted nt ,the mum ' rated..— ' ted..— ~ large reduction to tire° 'who advertise by the year. Jon pirrwrrwo, of every description—horn the mailed label or card to the Lament handbill - or poster—done with dispatch, lb a workman like manner, and at the lowest ilving rates. Orincw on Balthnore street, a few doors aboVe the Ootirt.Honse, on the opposite eide r with "CleUlaboraCorapiliw On on the Attornies, Physicians, ac. JOHN Y? SSA .1). IffeCONANIRT, ATTOWNEYri AND COUNSELLDEM. MeCONAILiGHT has arsociated' .1011 W M. KRAITTH, Msg., in the Pnictior of the Law, at kt odire, one door west of Buehler's Drag Store, Chamhersburg %Dept , . e re4l . l a t tt f ntion peen to meta, eV:4 . km.! all claims to Pensions, Bounty, Bank Pay, and Dam atice against United Ststrated all times, promptly' and elriclently attended Is. [Amid Warrants located, and choice Farms for sale in lowa and other Western meant Nov. S, WV. A. Dt77C4N, A TTORNEY AT LAW, Will promptly &Mimi to all Cola' husineee entrontott to him, Melodist. the procuring of Vent:tone Rennty, !Mel; Pay, and all elatMll *going the rnih. , 4 States sad *tote Governmente. °Mee in North.weet earner of Glamor 11,4:lefty*. horp, Penn's. April ii , 7Srf, tf •Cc.4rixLr, A 114')RNEY AT LAW, Partteulor attention paid to e'otteetion of Penalone, Bounty, and &,k-pay. t nee In thP R, F. mrnerof the Diamond, liettymbunt, April 6, l*. a EDWARD B. BUBBLER, A TTORNEY AT LAW, ' faithfully and prompt. IV - attend to all Amines* entrusted to him. He speaks the German language. Odle* at the same owe, fir *tooth Baltimore marten, near Forney . ' ti re* store, and nearly oppualte Danner t Zieg ler's store. =. tiottyaburtr, Marsh 20., 'D•. W. 4 MeCLOglf. prrymicrAx, 14171WEON AND ACCOUCRIME, }laving prwinanenlly ideated In New OatArd, will prattler Ala prllfrs3llo4l In all Ha brantbral,l3l. Aland.. and all othrno dralrlng hla profWadcaual armlet* are requrattd to roll and ronsultlhim at Ida Wrier, in Hanover at rret. Mar lat 7. If • Dr. 13. S. PEFF.4.II, A IiBOTTPWOWN, ADAMS COUNTY, Continues the profiler. of Ills prolesslon In all Hs brandies, and would rempeetfulty Invite all perms &Meted wif any old standlnit diseases I. call and eon -6.n1i.1. 048.3, 1864. If • LAWEENCD HILL, H. D., DENTINT, Has bla offliie one door west of the Liz ebureh In Chambenilstlig street, and oppo• Dr. Ilorner °Mee, whore those wleihing to hn.a i4IIY Denutl Operation performed are respect- MIA Dolled to cult. Rtroxascas Drs. Hunter, Rev, IL L Danaher, 1 - 4 0., Rev. Prof. M. Jambe, IL prof. M. liontomer. hottyslitow, April lA. Dr. F. C. WOLF, H AVING LfirATED AT FART BERLIN', AD AM?, COUNTY, peenthnt ter strict attention to Mx profetotional .:dotlee he nt,ty merit a allure of the public pa tronage. April 2, ME. tf MZ=l=3 HtR ItF: „ t'MFJ) the Pnnetlee of Medicine In 1,1111,124T0WN, and offer. hie mervltwe to the piddle. °Mee urine honor, earner of Ltm hr greet end Foundry alley. near the Railroad. sluudal attention Riven to Skin I)lmonse.. Litt 'extols n, Nov. li, INT. Dn . /. W. C. O'NEAL'S OPFICE AND 11WICLLING, -E. ...,. A few darns from the ..1:. corner ,d' Raltlmon. and High streets, near lire Pre.lnterlan Church, Gettysburg, Pa. Aprll 15. I.kr;. KEYSTONE HOUSE, ' CHAMBERS':MG RT., GETTYSBURG, PA. 8 MYZRZ PROPRIZTOR. MUIR lea new House, fitted up in the moat ap pruved style. lte location is pkwant, central and convenient. Every alrilLlNganellt halt been made for the accommodation sang comfort of gusto. The Table will always have the beet oftbe market, and Use Bar the best of wises and liquor.. There la eommodloaa litabling attached, with an accommodating ostler always on hand. Thie Hotel is now open for the entertainment of the nubile, and a sham of patronage is soli d. etTort will be .pared to render satiatsetlon. Jan 14„1807. tf RAILROAD HORSE, THILUI THZ !RATION, FLCNOVER, YORK COUNTY PA., EfE undersigned would respectfully inform him numerous friends and the public generally, t he has leaned the Hotel In Hanover, near the Depot formerly kept by Mr. Jeremiah Kohler, and will .pare no effort to conduct It to a manner that will stiVkl general mathffaction. Ells table will have the twat the markets can afford-this cham ben ere specious and comiortuble—and he has laid in for his bar a full stock of choice wines and 1 1.1t1Ora. There beßtabling for horses attached to the Hotel. It will be his oonstunt endeavor to render the fullest satisfaction to his guests, ma k Inn his houseae nrord home to them an pacsible. He ache a ahem of the public patrol:ow deter mined as , is to deeerve a large part of Re member the Railroad Howe, near the Depot, Hanover, Pa. A. P. HAUGHEY,. OH. 2, Mai. t GLOBE INN, YORK S.TREET, NFUR THE DIAMOND, t7ErTI7IIIt , RO, PZINN'A THE mulemigned would meet respectfully M form his numerous friends and the public generally, that he has purchased that long estab lished and well known Hotel, the I . Olobe. Inn," In York street. Gettysburg, and will ewe .no ettet t to conduct It In a manner that will not de tract from Its former high reputation. His table wilt. have the )feet the market can otlitrd—his chamfers are spacious and comfortable—and he haploid In (or Me barn full stock of wines and items. There is nuke stabling attached to the Hotel, which will be attended by attentive ost lers. It will be his ebnotant endeavor to render the fullest sMlsfaction to his guests, Making his honor at near a home to theta so pomade. He nett" a share of the public's patronage, determin ed . be letodet.ertee a Mpge part of it. Remem ber, the "Globe Inn" is in York street, bet near the Diamond, or Pnblie square. sAMPEL WOLF. April 4, ligte. tf EVERHART'S FRANELIN MOINE, contewn Or BOIVAIID • 711/ rn RTRYXIII, BALTIMORE, RD. This Howie le on a direct fine between the Northern Central and Baltimore &In Railroad _Depots. It has been refitted and comfort ranged for the convenience and the entertain ment of 'meta& Nov. 20, laY,. tf 0 YES! 0 YES! Andrew Pettorff. LICENSED AUCTIONEER, QFFERB Pie services to the public. Sales Cried In any part of thecounty, at reasonable rates ving considerable experience in the Dustiness, he (letters Dlmself that he will be able to render 4.4411,a:tef10n In all mem- Poet °Mee address, Gros& Hai, Adam, ea., Pa. Nov. $, iWR. ly HOUSE PAINTING. GEORGE .A. WARNER. RpURE PAINTER, Routh Waahlogton it., Gettyphung, Pa. GOOD WORK AND MODERATE PRICER. MEM -Money, Free as Water. 1 CI, 00 0 ACTIVE Local and Traveling A. gents, or Female, of aft atm ore wonted to aolicit Illade in every City. Town, Village, Hamlet, Workshop and Factory. t hrough• out the entire world, for the most I/steal/le novel ties ever known.-511) PER CENT. PROFIT and READY HALE WHEREVER OFFERED!! erase% men and women een make from IS to RE per day, and no risk of low! A smell enpltai ree quirve of from $3/ to Ilan—the more money In. 'vetted the greater the profit. No Money required. In advanoe—we find send the anteing and Tredve moneyrwards If you setoally wish to maks rapidly and easDy, write for fell pertiete lark and address . . MILNOR, & CO., (Trout Parts,) 210 Broadwv, New York ma Feb. 25, BC. CHOICE TOBACCOS AT J. M. WARNER'S. . The 'Wender of the Age 1 1.117 ARREN . PI KLEMM cnm i for aide at yr liesdrleks t Warren's Grocery store, la Peat York street, Chdtyabord, Pa., where ev•l7- thing Uttar line WILL Da sold at the lowest priers. Give nil • call and see ler yousrelvea. Our Meek renalsgtreetaisa, Notkras, and Fancy Goods. Our laort! aa, aril Ton*, our alai toplema. dee tpkenUt earning/tier Weds. Cash Dal Bison and Mawr. PLIQTDRICkI3 WAFIRMI. • 21, lettr. tt Abinistratar's Notice. §:RAH 021.1.1LANDM MATS. —Letters olftd. ministration e. 4 a. oa the estateolnerah 011- n, UM et R.• terwantdp, et:ren -Iy. demean& ba been grantM to tne under. Mined, reeklbut In same townahlp, hotereby gives notlos to a/lperecna Indebted to said meats to make Immediate- payment, and Moee having claim* adanut tbe same to them pruner ly authenticated for settlement. present NOAH F. mama, Jan. MIL 66 Atudidatrator 9. 4A. IaNOTO 31:LNIATIMCS, at rbs ExeseJsior (ul)s- L ry. ore Ca superb sad turadabobat osughtn lOses li sad isosaatus spsoirsess. den, C. J. TYSON. . GETTYSBTJik ..__...!ti.. :- ~.. !, -- COMPILER. _ . _ ' BY H. .T.' STABLE. DO YOU WANT CHEAP AND GOOD ' FALL AND WINTER GOODS? ' , Yea r . IKverytally kurnrers. TRM 00 TO MP: NEW IMRE Or REBERT # ELLIOTT, Oppeofte Me Cbsert-Asuae. Clitigary. Do YOU alleg u and yx4 Ventinp, 6lores , Nupers, Nack-tlas, any thing 4011 n thejpen Man% wear line, tio to RIEBENT It muorni. Ex) YOU WANT cheap and good altka, Al w —pata, petals" Washouts, WA coca, Glove., Mastery }loop Mhlrts , Cor wt.*, or anything Kee drat/rd. ior wear? (to to RESENT t ELLNITTII. Do YOU WANT cheap and wood Wfailina, fiheotinga, Tirkinga, Carpeting. Queenaware, of the rmbrellae, Window khadok or anything elite kind? Go to ItEttERT & DO YOU Ir li"o7wil ehM Pllluil a " spl d erdid woso Pur" rt:: 'tient At RESENT & kaiaorrs. Who .re now nailing good, et pricey Out must. matonlin. To be convinced, rail .ad nee for your wive', N0v.1:4 IMP. tf HAY AND GRAIN MINTED. ntuterFlinted woU'd annortnee to the i l ' sen. or Adanta county that they ntlll carry nil GRAIL AND HAY RTTSINESS, at the old gaud ? GIULNITH FITCTION on the Gettyaburg Ittalined. Their Ntivreal to p. 3. the higheat prtera for (MA A D AY. They keep all kinds of GROCERIES, SALT, GIIANOS, whfrh they wilt melt et the mittalleet profitm Hive um a call sad wee ftw_yourmelhreg. PHILIP HANN a POPS. Dee. 20, W. I,y IsT VILL ta/ 'Mi EW nn 4.1.00Dt0 E. HITESHEW In now rpool Villa it largo stork of PRY' GOODs,- NOTIONS, GROCERIES, Q I 7 EENS WARE, HARD 1{ BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS - - I mil the attention of my euatoment nod tt oomumnity to my tame stockof Goode, which I am tom otferinu at luwer film than they hay e been since the war, and at prima which canon t. fail to at rike the purchaser. cheap. With evert' facility for purchasing Goods at as low figure. ail any in the trade, I am also prepared to meet competition in low prices from any and all quarter,. Prompt conformity to the lowest market prices la my eatabliehed rule. F... RITERFIEW Pctenburg, tr. Ft,) Oct. 19, 1887. CHEAP FOR CASH! STORT.! OROCIll" E LIQUORS, &C.. .4 1 14 oodeseifthrd !mixture& to Gttystmerg, and opened • serw tit on Seltimlor street, Rent door to the Poet Mice, and nearly opposite the Court Rouse, Where he ofkret for male, CHEAP FOR CASH, a large and choice asecetssent of Groceries,— COPTBMs, TEAR, 1101...A.96PE, SYR - tiVk BALT, IC., BACON, LARD, &C. Also, yqnors,— Wr.i. BRANDIES, 01218. WHEIX.II3,ItIIIIS, end everythlogfides la the Mee. Also, any quantity *lifetime, to salt *ay sad everybody. BeeellPct this bl the piece to bay eXEAP FOE CASIL GEO. F. XALBELEISCH. April 21,1 M TO THE PUBLIC. Mini undersigned take this method or inform- I log the public Skutt they *Mien: ry oh the Cabinet-making Business, In all It. varied branch..., and% at they now Lave on hand a large awortment of BUREAUS,- .BEDSTE APS, Tabt s cs, Owner Cupboards, S 7 en, Stands, Dressing Bureaus, eludes, of different kinds; indoor/ everything in Life auk - net-snaking line. ALSO, READY-MADE COFFINS AND COF FINS MADE TO ORDER. All of which will be finished promptly, eh the old stand, on South Baltimore strent, on( elte Winehrenners Tnnnery. The underedemed I ale. Mg had over 71 years'.experiencti in the basin ess, dotter thetrusidves that they an make 114 ood work as nny others, If not better. New hey in ners and others will find It to their advantaie • to all and boy from us, OA we ere deterlhdleet ILO sell as low sx possible to suit the times. (lARLACH Dec. di, PE. fm uxIOX PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS. • • THE First National Bank of Gettysburg Ft agent car the We of the Vntsrvo - ST- A. UMW UNION PACIFICRAILBOAD SIX P %ft CENT. GOLD LVIERFAT DO2CDS, at 90 cents . as the tIOURI, latterest payable semi-annually at EM=E2 All ne,•ssery Infminntlon alum (TO). ARNOLD, Cashier— (let tyabum, Nov), 1&4 TO CA ./r CAPITALISTS ! Tenons dmirotrs of inveMlnisndAy•lisingnearlr NINE PER CENT.. are reottestet! to call et the Gittysirrr - gYational Bank, and obtain Cfmndars nt the Daly Pati4lar and abo Control Poe We asersa4 diespeates gratis. Theme lurestailente are dilly graining in , faver sad Wes inereding. Bends tan be •ad at all times at tlibi liaalt, where ell lalemwribleg irweerrsles aid livreelt . Ilielete will ebetelb3lr be Wee. ' Z. EMMY RAIL (Wier. Deft Ilk lan. tif 4: 1 1};.41E1) 14157-1pi(1) ZGIC CULLY A4LOON. ITlMmitorritwe resioevtily hom **Ott at Gett=ir in vicin W ity, N ot he Fa* a meat, one di par mot of Owl= lAMIDEIDIBUIO *TRU S. to *Mei he would Invite Metz attontti CABIN, CANDIDNI AND EVERT DEMME?. nom op; comrsenoms, tddiether with NUM, ORNSOlnlied t kinda a Ficarrm, alwaya on . Oa-PARTIES. publi_ sod Demote, se well as FAMILIII4, will be routshed with an Watts at CARIslt, CREAM L _Itti jemmy/L.l k,r m ofastrwtoalsad otherittiotSing, at their houses, opals short inotlite. John - W. Tipton, Raving .pent • Ille-tirse at _the badness. he Satter. htseuelt that he-wade . tmoitill it anti that ONABLE BARBER, 'Northeast earner he Le able to give entire untielitetior I, , _rWrtV Diamond, (next doorto MeCiellan's Ho- Call and lee his Confectionary. fi 1.) Gettysburg., Pa., where he can at all times he Use. batl to a /CU EN GRIT= " reams to .Nand mad lltenit ll itent to Ws May la, INC tf HIV has atm szeallenVeniatartes and will aware sat. lancelet'', Give hint • will D w. a, stioh iItADEBB waattog • good •TlSek4 ....IPeittanaj Shale; Soap. at Mgt Bre•bea. ed et J. I. MR*IM. GiMer °"'"""1°"%861tili VALUABLE 'PROPERTIB3 F I r'M ' TORN C. ZOUCX, LAND AGENT, I UP Naw Oxionn, ninon oovinrr, Aaaf[rtafe a number of desirable properties, to wallah hr lIMA the attention of those wishing to purehasa. Two No: I HYMN aT.A.,VDM for sale or rent, with Moak at goads doing • good bagneen. near Ralleoad, situated In beiintltui village.; good chasm tra penmen winkling to engage in the nem Posiawdon given any time. A LIIIRSTONIS FAR3I of Si acres, near Rail. A AA Walk tunas FARM[nseema A LIIMMONE 0(000 a ry cre., with FlOur and new Mill, Cam and other oat•bnild imp, tooted In iW timore county, Md., It claim Mien gektiumee. A LLMAMTONik FARM of 48D brick house, ' brick bean, to Baltimore county, Md., IT miles ftm Maitlmors. • • A LARD); FoffliDßY A.ND MACHLNE SHOP, with Direllll4, attuated In . county meat, PeST Railroad and Dept. Good cheese t d kinds of work. Also, neveret Town Lotit ill be sold with the above property It dentin& A FARM OF lie ACRES, Adaka county, venlig stone Hotter, socil Baru, en., near a tuns and railnaid. FO ACR/N, with good we House, Rent, A c., tiremmter:i . ef u te utile fr ont ndlroad station. A FARM OF . 106 1 ,1171i11ei,.0n the ()Dilate turn pike, under good cultivation, w lth a Wipe Brink Reuse, Rank Barn, and other out-bulldlngs, all A LARGE FLOCR MILL, with 21 Acres of lead. The mill bee tour pair of Burr., and all machinery for Solve merchant work. Beet water power In the "rain tv. A FARM OF 175 Arltl/4, near the Hanover turnpike, on which ereeted good Rouse, Barn, and all other neeeasary out-bulldlngx. A FARM OF lull ACRES, good land, with large Brick Ranee, Barn, and 2 Tenant Maumee—Nacres In wood—hall a Tulle from the Conowngu Mewl. A HOTEL, In Nen Oxford, twrsatory, roomy, and convenient fur lmainno. Good chance; rnis EM!;ME==I Persons who wish to buy Real Fatate, as well an those who wish to se.ll, ure regnestgol to give the litibneriber A. cal/ 14 hie store to Nef Oglortl. Ad dress, JOIC.V C. ZOUCK, I/and Agent, Ziew Oxford, Ad , Pa, April I, lag:, lv A DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY AT PIUVATE SALE. loIIE undersigned offers at Private Pale, the id DOBBIN DWELLING, at theJuniu t n.of the Taneytown and Loproalttxharg 111 roadP, In the borough or Gettysburg. The ! house la acibetantially of stone, and • contains twelve large rooms, There to so rung, never-railing Spring of tlnn-rate water in the Nowa lent, and I% Acres of Land connected with it. Tile Walton fa a very pleasant our, and with a Ilttleradilltional outlay this could be mole one of the moat vomiortable and de.drable homes In the lei ongh or Its cfelnity. _ . . IBMIMilli A VALUABLE FARM, IN C.1.1i1t01,1, COUNTY, MD., ! AT PRIVATE SALE ITHE undersigned, Intending to derline farm JLing, onemat Private Male, We. VALUABLE IAHX, situate in Westminster district, Carroll county, Md., on the head waters of Little Ripe three miles from Weetniluster, and a short mile from the Western Maryland Railroad, adjoining /ands of David Shrher, Jesse nwigard, Hanson Nichodomus, Ll:doles Roberts, aml others, con temning 105 ACRES, more or less, with lair pm portions of excellent Woodland and Meadow. The land is limestone and blue slate, no drat rate cultivation, having been Mayne limed, and un der the very best of fencing. The farm ain't be excelled for the anion. of wheat, corn, or tiny other crop, whilst tor grating it has every Maim ble point—running water in every field. The improvements area Two-story Dou pp - ble BRICK 110UsE, with Two-story Brick Back-building, and Basentent, a large Brick Bank Barn, Wagon abed, Corn Ono and Hog House, brick, and all under one root, Smoke }ense, Wash House and spring House, stone, rad all tinder one root, Butcher Mouse, Black smith Shop, with other out-buildings; a never failing well of water adjoining the dwelling house and a splendid spring near the spring bowie. The improvements are all of modern style, and in tho rough repair. There la on the gremlins a large Apple Orchard, with fruit' of all deocrlptiona. The property In located in a filament. nalghbor last with three mills convenient, as well as churches, school houses, stores and mechanic 61 = is ono of the moot desirable properties In damn county, and should command the atten tion Mall In want of drat elms farms. . . . Persacia wishing to view it are rwitierted tomtit to taw =dental:lett, reakilog thereon. MICHAEL MORELOCH. Nov. /, LOW. 8m• W. I. BIDDLIS. it. IS. BICINER. 11110.000 BUSHELS BRIAN WANTED. NEW BIM AT THE OLD wAxxxousr.. FM. E. BIDDLE k CO would Inform the pub lic that they have loomed the Warehouse on oornerol Otratton street and the Railroad, la Giertyaburg, o here they will curry on 'THE GRAIN AND PRODUCE BUSINESS, L all Its branches. The highest priers will al ways be paid for Wheat, Rye, Oorn, Cada, Clover ane Timothy seeds, Flaxseed, Sumac, Hay and &saw, Dried Fruit, Nuts, Soup, Hams, Shoulders ant Hider, Potatoes, with e‘erything chi., in the toffutrlr_produce tine. tittOchlllES.—On hand, for sale, Oodires, Su gars, Meioses, Syrups, Teas, Spice", Malt, Cheese, Vinear, Soda, Bunten, reareh, Brooms, Feick ets, Blacking, Soaps, &c. Also COAL OIL, Fish Oil, Tar, &e. FISH of-all kinds Spikes and Nails; renokins and Chewing Tobaccos. They are al ways able to supply a that rate art*. tie of Fleur, with the different kinds of Feed. •• •• • • . Abe, Ground Phuder, with Guano, and other t ertillzen. COAL, by the bu.hel, ton or ao ha& They will run u LINE. OF FREIGHT CARE from Oettyeburg to Baltimore once every week. lawnye prepared to convev Freit either way, quantity, at ItEDDCFM EATEN. They will attend, If desired, to the making of parttimee In the city, and delivering the gown peomptly to Oct iyaburg„ Their can run to the Warehouse of Nathan Boon & Co. , IBt North Howard et. near Franklin, &Alumni, endue freight will be. re mired at any time. ffbey invite the attention of the public to their line enuring them then they will Mare no effort to accommodate all who may patroalse them. BIDDLE & BWINICH. Aprlll4, 16Ct. tf NEW DRUG STORE, IN NEW OXFORD. THE undennanftl has opened a Drug Store In Now Word, Adams comity, and reaped:ally coals the attention. of the public to his dot* of PAINTS!, 011 VARNIREFT, DICE-t3TITFEE R'IN _, PATENT MEDICINER, and a full assortment of nituGs; Inn word complete stock of Goods generally kept in a dna ears Drug Store. All of which have bean par chased during the past two wrens, and will be sold low. All the articles formerly manufactured at the old eetablishment In East Merlin ran be had here. Uuderatanding his business perf, eetlY. and selecting his goods himself, he is able to war rant his Drugs pure and as represon ted. The pub lic arc request/xi to give him a trial. D. M. MILLER. NOW Oxford. May U. 1861. tf SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WIFE, c4 , -,1 by Mouired, OC Cbapregystioor for (lorrh or Cboyounkot psorporys. Al.lO, "'serf lord frr Lodirr TO end TrobtoPprsomi LIKE. VYNEYARTS, NEW JERSEY Speres Port Crape Vie, fur Tears P r users Wise Is made I boa Op Juke of tbe Oporto Grope, n►Lrd In S• Its Invaluable Vimicr and Strengthening Properties tee ustoups nod by aity other native Whitt De law UN Wolne Juke a ow WIPP. predator* muter Yr. noores own perassal sapsrotslosi, its purity bad rosiotaass sre uaranteed. The yougaost OMB now plirlwits ant. generous quallUe aa4 the Ishaltialtayaikl 4' use lt to advantae.. It is Otisoltetal to the aged sad debill sad to the various anneals that af• stet woottersoz. It is, la even' respect, WIINIP 2: 7II ii i RELLNJ) O.T. prrathis two Grape Who. Ma use Port Grape Was. yorasesalliad a benefit by Its we. er Spwlae s. ose's Whoa la Hospitalo are preferred to oth- Sold by Deoio and Onseent. A. apart. Vdoeyard, New Jersey. Oillas, fts Ibuselotar,lietr York. August M 4 JIM 13- Pkotograpk Albans. r , 6=zt b m it t a i l in amml in piet /WIZ GAlVrig. Art remived at the =sum an adMeo s s. Album' holding 50 Pledges tidy 0175 Oar stock eomplier• ever 3$ dlltereat. .4.=ead wAlfb sur ik ! , be . edebrated wariest lag Altman we Dave beaght low rare <emised Wall *wet. then the same attendee ran be bowed anywbwe In this county or out of it. C. .1. SMN. Jan. a ROA. CARRIAGE- MAKING BUSINESS. rgataklogmxtetwigned have roamed the Cant:sae btudaese, AT TIMID OLD STAND, b. Mug Middle &reef, Gerrpriburg, Pa., where they are prepared to put up work to the moat faahlosable, auhstantlM and anpertor man ner. A lot of new and auwoad-hand CAMILLO:B, MUMMA, &C. • ON MAIM WM& they will Meta* of at the lowest prime; and all seders will be supplied u NW=letlY ens settehtetwily es possible. RF.PAIRING DONE WITH DESPATCH, and at cheapest rates. A larie hit of hew and oad HARNESS on lurid and ale Male. Thanktnl krr the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by them, they stollen and will eadesiarr to 'Pawn'. a large theta lu the nature. DANNER & ZIEGLEIL July 10, 1011. U CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES. TATE * CULP are now balking a variety of COACIir WORK, of the latest and moat approved styles; and conetriseted of the beat material, to which they' Unite the attention of harem Having built our work with west care and of nuiterial eideeted with epode.] Totemic* to beauty of style and durabilivy, we can confidently reconuuend the work ItM uneurpaatied by any, either hi or out of the cliff.. All we Lai is an inspection of our work to con vince them in want of any kind of vehicle, that thlw to the plain to buy them. REPAIRING IN EVERY BRANCIL don.. at ahort nottoo and on reamnable terntiq filye nes call, at our Faetory, near Ibe earner of Washington and Chamherahnra strepte, t:et tyaborit. March Hi, ISM, if NEW COACH SHOPS. YANTIS, ADAMS „t CO., LITTLNITOWN, PA. afgE take thle method of informing the publie that we have established new Coach Mona ttleolown, where we are prepared to menu- Dictum to order all kinde of lIUGOILIe, LAB IUM/LT, eII;LEILL,S, tke., on the ahorteat notice and mad. aeconmealutlng _Lerma. Onr bandit have been peoeured tram Baltimore, and, all we ti.e none but choice material, we can put np work to compete with any allop in the State. Old work repaired and taken in exchange for I ww. Aug. 30. tf I= • STILL AT WORK TflE underehtned eontinuee the =I in all Rs branelma, at hla old stand, In EAbT 3111)- I)LE STREET, GEITYRIWRO. NEW WORK made to order, and REPAIRINU done promptly and at low tat prices. FALLING AND RTANDING-TOP BVGGIEB CON 4 MANTLY 024 RA:4D la-Two drat-rate SPRING 'WAGONS for sale. JACOB TROXEL. MEM DR. R. HORNER, PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST, Office and Drug Stare, CETAIIDERSHURG BT. OiETTYSBUIIAi. Medical advice without chargA. DRUGS, MEDICINES', PATENT MEDICINFE, STATIONERY, PER FL EERY, SOAPS, DRUMM ER, TOILLT ARTICLD, FFS, 'SPI CED, SAIC!NCE SODA, E CREAM DTE O ST r U TARTAR, LAMPS, COAL OIL, &C., &C. PURE LIQUORS for medicinal porno... Dr. R. limner's OLIEN, s reliable remedy for chapped Mods, rough skin, de. All articled warranted pure and genuine. nee. V, 147. U NEW GOODS CHEAP-CTIEAPER-CHEA PEST I r jou wish to buy good and cheap Goode, tali JACOI*I 4 SRO'S. STORE, , near )(genie Rotel, in CRAMBERSBCRai ST., Gettysburg. They have the very best selection ot goods, such am CLOTHS, CASSIXERES, TWEEDS, IC., LAP market can produce, and are determined to .en them ex cheap as call be sold anywhere lii town or country. Any person whaling to have them CUT, min have It done free of charge. Those desiring goods MADE UP, can also be accommo dated. We warrant the best work and the beet Ms to be had an ywhere. No humbug In what we We have an ha 2dthr very bed and mast durable = and are always ready to wait on customers. Full satisfaction given In operating machine% Call as examine. We warrant them to be the best in use. April 4, 188.'. Ll' A NEW STOCK 1./ILL WATER GOODS, AT J. C. ZOOM 4i ROOM, NEW OXFORD. PA. Waeatinet Minified trona the =Fre ere of illleld=ol==sbie ligra. under THE LATE D rt ECLINE. Oar snsists In pa of FRViCTI MOM NOM tockco GOBOURGB, Delana• Calicoes, Plaids, Bleached and Unbleached_ Muslims; • lance assortment of Balmoral Skirts, Hoop MICA I VIIIRN•nststing in part of Broad and Beare-Cloths, Blitok and Fancy Cassimers, Osa. Musts, Phan and Pae Flannels Under-shirts and Drovers, BOOTS. tiFIOES, HA IR, and CAPS, Driving and Bue-akin Gleam A complete assortment of GROCERIES, at low rates. BARD-WARE, au as Tire Iron, Spring, Meer , Snider end OW Wert, Home Moe Bar, Nall Rod., Hammered Don, Nails, Spikes, ilium ebr and Forks, Door Locks, Pad Locks, ',itches, Illeges and Herewr,_Painte, Oils, Or. Putty, fa CHINA AND QUEENIP-NVARE, by the rm. Thankful for part patronage, we hope to merit the same lil tine future. . . J. C. ZOUCK & SON New Oxford, Nov. A, 1897. ly WATCHES 1 WATCHES I ! LEWIN STROUSE is Israeli engaged to the Watch trade, and has twat Married from New 't'ork with au unteandly attractive saeortmeat. He caDaa Isiah kiuwains as ~Loot fall to be aceeptahle to boyars. lIIs morn embraces a lame ler of the (`ELEBRATED "AMERICAN WATCalrie," tiOLD AND SITXFit, -P. 8. KatMAL" Ws: EUery.” and “Applelan it. Tracy:" with Watches of shoat all other make. If you want CHEAP aad GOODPlfateli, all on INTliotrgx, AlL ' t ids did =LIN& dessb , Mod* as DIP* thittdmalt. " l l 4 40-11• emitlnded the (I=afotion and Cm :scummy balmegior h Jose %M. tf NEW LIMIER YARD. i g ir., underninned Us opened a LIIX/IFT. t AID, on the Railroad, near Galan dk Lie Kinss, slotinsan. and mins the no givs hisivs mil. est is one rt blot over odimid hors, an did inm s lessees aillard any Use soolissi awing prod,. He bins WHITS PINE PLANK, mat AND HALF INCH BOAIM, rtooßmo, PALINGS, &C., AC., is eoutantly caldtog to LL stock. Owns and JACOB ABEAM. Oct. 211. 1801. tt ozder to prove the emertiess made in feyor of prorertmr et the ift , tall sad at ler TOW PiCTIII. No e r rolltial i nfatiaWrOitir ed th L Tirsox. r°4llZlNTZL'ainauir4' .r. Q. J, SOK GETrISBURG, PA., FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1868. THE EMiT OF THE ATIAIIITIC OCEAN The basin of the Atlantic Ocean is a long trough separating the old world from the new, and extending probably from pole to pole. This ocean furrow was probably scored into the solid crust of our planet by the Almighty band, that there the waters which he called seas might be gathered together, so as to let the dry land appear, and fit the earth for the habitation of man. P. J. TATE NV E. CPS. From the top of Chimborazo to the bottom of the Atlantic, at the deepest place yet reached by the,plummet In the northern Atlantic, the distance in a ver tiele line is ten miles. Could the waters of the Atlantic be drawn, so as to expose to view this great gash, which separates continents and extends from the Arctic to the Antarctic, it would present a scene most rugged, grand and imposing. The very ribs of the solid earth, with the foundations of the sea, would be brought to light, and we would have presented to our view, in the empty cra dle of the ocean, a thousand .fearful wrecks, with that fearful array of dead men's skulls, great anchors, heaps of pearls and inestimable stones, which in the poet's eye ho scattered in the bottom of the sea, making it hideous with the sights of ugly death. The deepest part of the North Atlantic is somewhere between the Bermudas and the Grand Banks. The waters of the Gulf of Mexico are held in a basin, about a mile deep in the deepest part. There is at the bottom of the sea between Cape Race in New Foundland and Cape Clear in Ireland, a remarkable itepple, which is already known as the Telegraphic , Plateau. EUMMEE3 THE MANAH4G Wosti4..:--The mana ging woman is a pearl among women ; she Is one of the prizes to the lottery of life, and the man who draws her may rejoice the balance of his days. The managing woman can do anything; and does everything well. Perceptive and executive, of quick sight and steady hand, she alii.ays knows exactly what is wanting, and supplies the deficiency with a tact and cleverness peculiar to herself. She knows the capabilities of persons as well us — things, for she has an infinite knowledge of character. The managing woman, if not always patient, is always energetic, and can never he disappointed into inaction. Though he has to teach the same thing over again, and though she finds her duties dense as boxwood, and hands as inefficient as fishes' fins, still she is never weary of her vocation of arranging and ordering, and never less than hopefult of a favorable result. I= "READIAG.—What makes the differ ence ? VAMP young people of the age of ten to fifteen yews. are able to converse intelligently on almost any subject, while others are mum if you speak to them of anytning but this *teat frivolous matters. What makes the difference T You might well ask, what makes the difference In the appearance of the half famished boy, that is kept on a scanty supply of the meanest hire, and the one who bas plenty of nourishing food. The youth who can converse only on the molt trilling subject, has starved his mind. WE, once had an acquaintance who was forever pestering somebody with conundrums. Indeed, his mind seemed to settle upon no other topic, go where be would—the everlasting "Why is," was ever the upperthost thought of his day dreams or night slumbers. Going Into a church of a Sunday, he took a seat under the "droppings of the sactuary," and braced himself to•the task of listen ing. He eat quietly for a time, and after, a little, went off into the land of dreams. Presently the minister had oocsalon to utter the scriptural passage, "How are the mighty fallen and to make It em phatic, repeated the sentence in loud and distinct tones. Whereupon the slum barer opened his eyes, and Itioking up inquiringly to the preacher replied in the meekest possible, tone of voice, "I give it up !" A Farm, (loon WAY.—A clergyman going to a miserly old lady to beg for a worthy object, found himself refused on the ground of poverty. Feigning him self much interested In her story, he ex pressed great surprise thereat, and said : "I bad not thwenbt you in want;" and thee taking out some money he said, "here is something that will do for the present purpose; when I call again I will bring you more." The old lady was so enraged that she gave him a good round sem to show him that she did not mean she was a pauper. Ala Irishman who had left his native country and sought an asylum In Amerj ca because it was the land of liberty, was attacked on We first arrival, in Decem ber, by a furious mastiff He stooped to pick up a stone to defend himself, but the stone was frosen fast. "By my soul," says Pat, "what a swabs country, where the doge are let loose and the stones tied fast." Tax moat Important bet ever made— the alphabet. THE 111111 E. lar' .. Slip, you sup your skein, my sftly, O'er my hands, slid wind, and wind, All the while, with liftft pity, Tangling, tangling, heart and mind; Kitty! eyes upon the wool? Nut on me, my beautiful! Now You droop You rim completely, Winding; whetter, dreamUle ; Wherefore, wherefore, smile so sweeUy On a thins that ten not see? If you sow smile, smile this way! I will beer It as I may. And the rosebud fingers Sitting Ehwittly about Ms eolarad hall! Bow my heart beats time Indian sitting; Still I try to bear It all; Kitty, do you intone or cure Ile my heart you're whirling there? Raty, I am in a vision All the world to mist doth die: Only, loan altiXtrehml: Little Wry lingers Sy; Surely, if they lilt too near, I shall oath and Mae them, dear! Tangled! pout not, frown not, Kitty! Though I gladly bear the pain ; For your anger le so pretty; St may magenta ala again. There! 'tin well! Now, wind and wind Tangling further heart and mind I Now, 'tie done! the last thread lingers Sadly front me slow to part ; Can'st thou are that In rap fingers I am holding up mg heart? Wind and wind! / do not rare! Smile or frown ! and I will bear ! Ah! eo fiat and quick you wind it, Ino more can keep It mine; , lb you wonder that you find Throbbing now, elm', clone to thine Tangled, tangled are the twain; Kbo,, king, kim them free again AVVICS T lI IiAtIUM 1. Never try to skate in two dirk , tloni at once., This feat has been at tempted by beginners, but never sue eeeefelly. It always ends in sorrow. ' 2. Fat a few apples for refreshment mike while skating, and be sure to throw the cone on the ice, for fast skaters to break their shins over. Fruit skaters are your natural enemies anti should not be allowed to enjoy themselves pesoeftilly. 8. Sit down occasionally, no matter where—right in the way of the relit of the party, if you want to. There is no law to prevent a new beginner from -sit ting down whenever he has an inclina tion to do so. 4. When you meet &particularly hand some young lady, try to skate on both sides of her at once. This hi very pretty and sure to create a sensation. It the lady's big brother is in sl i ght it is well to omit this. 5. Skate over all the small boys at once. Knock 'em down. It makes fun, and—they like it. 6. If you skate Into a hole, take it coolly. Think how you would feel If the water was boiling hot. 7. If your skates are too slippery, buy a new pair. Keep buying new pain till you And a pair that are not sllppery. A. In sitting down, do it gradually. Don't be too sudden, you may break the Ice. 9. When you fall headlong, examine the straps of your skates very carefully before you get up. This will make everybody think you fell heeause your skates were loose. Beginners always do, you. k now. O. Wear a heavy overcoat or cloak till you get thoroughly warmed up. and then throw it offend let the wind cool you. This will insure a fine cold that will last you as long as you live. QVEER F.IIIPI.OTMENT We heard a pretty good story the other day, where an honest-faced Hoosier went Into a fancy store In Cincinnati, iu huut of a situation. The proprietor was sitting In the counting room, with his feet cleva trd, contemplating life through the son ening Influence of cigar smoke. Our Hoosier friend addre...ed him an follows : "Do you want to hire auy man about your establishment ?" The clerk looked indifferently, but see ing his customer, concluded to have a little fun out of him, so he answered very briskly, at the same time pulling out a large and costly handkerohief, and wiping his nose on it. " Yes t alr ; what sort of a situation do yon-want " Well, I'm not particular. I'm Mit of work and almost anything will do for me for a while." "Yes, I can give you a situation, if It will suit you." " What is it? What's to he done, and what do you give ?" "Well, I want a hand to chew rags into paper, and if you are willing to set in, you may begin at once." "Good as wheat! Hand over your rags." "Here, take this handkerchief and com mence with It." The Hoosier saw the "sell," and quiet ly putting the handkerchief into his pock et, walked out, remarking; • "When I get it chewed, stranger, I'll fetch it hack." • Tars is a good story of a citizen who used to go home late slightly inebriated, and take a lunch usually set out for him by his considerate wife: One night, beside the usual dish of cabbage and pork, she left a wash-bowl filled with caps in starch. The lamp had long been extinguished when the staggering sot returned home, and, by mistake, when proCeeding to satisfy his hunger, he stuck his fork into the wrong dish. He worked away at his gionthful of caps very patiently for some time, but finally, being unable to masti cate them, he sang out to his wife— " Old woman, where did you get your cabbages?—they are so darned stringy, I can't chew them!" "My gracious," replied the good lady, "if the stupid feller ain't .eating up all my caps that I put in starch over night ?" FOOLING ABOVXD IN Tliß DANA.—A traveler once arrived at a village inn af ter a hard day's travel, but the landlord said they were entirely full, and that it Was utterly impossible to accommodate him; that hie wife had to sleep on the sofa and himself on the floor, but he would see what his wife could do for him. The good woman, on being ap plied to, said there was a room - he might occupy, provided he would agree to one eondition, viz: to enter the room late in the dark, and leave it early in the morn ing, to prevent scandal, as the room was double-bedded and occupied by a lady. This he agreed to. About two o'clock in the morning an awful noise was beard In the house, and our friend, the travel er, was heard tumbling heels over head down stairs. The landlord, on arriving at the spot, inquired what the matter was. The traveler ejaculated as soon as he could speak : "Oh Lord ! that woman's dead !" "I know that," said the landlord, "but how the d-1 did you find it out?" Two Dutchmen lived elose together, and they bad been fast friends, but they fell out and hated each other like In dians. One of them got sick and sent for his neighbor, saying: "Dans, gara going to die ; will you for give me, and be friends 1" "Yes, If you die, I will," said Hans, "but if you gets well again, der old grudge will stand good." A CIENTLEMAN who wanted to make a taking speech to a Sunday school, thought he would adopt the colloquial style, and this Is what happened:— "Now, boys, what does a man want when he goes a fishing"' A shrill voice in the crowd went direct ly to the point with : " Wants a bite ! 4 ' The gentleman sat down. TRUE ELOQUENCE.—An Athenian who wanted eloquence, but was very brave, when another had, in along and brilliant speech, promised great affairs, got up and said, "Men of Athens, all that he has said, I will do." "TEEN ocean speaks eloquentirand for ever," sap! Bee Cher. "Yea," retorts Pren tica , "and there le no nee telling it to dry up.,, To give Waal" metilolike—throw phy. do to the doge. 50TH YEAR,--NO, 17, PILEABANT VA.IIiEIT A ample contruet—making a foolish bargain. —To feel for the noor—feel In your pockets.. Facts are stubborn thlnge—no are How to wake your ogst last--make your breeches tireL -- A drop too much—dropping Into a colter bolo. Wonder, if • pane in the itouneeh ever gets smashed f Wby aro mountains like fugitives from Justice? Because they slope. If time is money, money can't iutvo much time, because it's on the go. - A specimen of penmanship. A hog of 350 pounds weight. —When Is a vessel at sea earthen ware When It becomes a pitcher. —Jf flowers have a language, It is sup posed they talk with to-lips. A Connecticut joker was recently fined t. 15 for playing ghost. Why Is a lady's belt like a scaven ger? Because it goes round and gathers up the waist. Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, it is said, has received $15,000 from the sale of her husband's Life. The Ohio river is nine hundred miles in length, and hoe five hundred steamers enrolled upon It. New Orleans hairdressers advertise a preparation for straightening the hair of "Intelligent rotors." "gonny, dear, you have a very dirty face." "Can't help It, marm, dad's a black republican." Napoleon has pulled down :2,000 houses in Paris, and put up R 7,000 better edifices. • The radical organ in New Orleans asks whether the negro hasn't sense. He sees, hears, feels, tastes and smelts. If you let trouble sit upon your soul like a hen upon her neat, you may ex pect the hatching of a large brood. A negress speaking of one of her children whu ivas a lighter color than the rest, said "I never could bear dat brat, 'cause he show dirt So easy." The wretched man NOM had 'Mu one to love—no one to earess," was ROM for shortly after by an old maid. He is now convalescent. The girl that wanted to kiss him for his mother, concluded atter she got a taste, that she would go it on her own account hereafter. j . The lira day a liple boy 'went to school the teacher asked him if he could spell. "Yes,eir." "Welt, bow do you spell boy'" "Oh, just as other folks de." —'Utah is becoming a manufacturing region. Announcements arc made of the erection of two woolen factories there. A Massachusetts railroad has recent ly built along its line several miles of high board fence to prevent the drifting of !mow upon its track In winter. ' The greatott activity now exists in both political parties in New llampfthlre, and eminent. speakers on both sides arc soon to take the stump. Prairie chickens are so plentiful in lowa that it 1 , 1 deemed a waste of pow der to "hoot abilem. They are easily knocked down and captured by non who use only sticks. Any !whitlow iS more respectable 'than what is termed Mating. A young man had better sell oysters by the quart than hang around public resorts, mur dering time anti his own reputation. It costs fifty dollars as year to sub scribe for the Moniteui, the official Jinn.- nal of Hayti, a shut-weekly, and single copies are two dollars ; but as the Ilayti en currency is worth only about three cents in gold to the dollar, the price is not considered exorbitant. The chap thut sung, "Oh, I should like to marry," finally got married and is repotted as having fully recovered. He says he would be perfectly indiffer ent about it now if he was only single. • A linein one of Moore's songs reads thus: "Our couch shall be roses bespang led with dew." To which a sensible girl replied: " 'Twould give me the rheumatiz antis) It would you." —A little girl happening to hear her mother speak of going into half-mourn- Ing, said : "Why are we going into half-mourning, ma, are any of our rela tions half dead?" —ln California, Democrats who do not subscribe and pay for their county paper, are unceremoniously kicked but of the ranks and forced to join the "Nig gerltes." A woman of fur was one of the sen sations at Washington recently. She was clad from top to Of. in American sa ble, with a hood for a climax. out of which peeped a pair of piercing black eyes. —7n Paris, the most distinguished fashion writer I. said to be an old:wo man, who lives in an attic, smokes a short pipe, wears a yellow bandana around her head; and singe herself "Countess.' A little three year old girl, on Wang told that she was too little to have a muff, asked indignantly : "Am I too little to be Bold?" Wonder, It It's dangerous to walk In the woods, when the trees and shoot ing t' If the first stage of consumption boa ooughing tit, wonder it the hat Wage ain't a ooMn Ht, too? ,-- A California miner, who has barely realised a living for eleven years, dog out $16,000 in three days' work recently. AN Exesamm.—As a well dressed gentleman was passing through one of our parks, a few days ago, puffing a freshly lightly cigar, he was accosted by a ragged urchin, who desired a light for a well-chewed and burned "end." The gentleman stopped, passed the cigar to the boy, who Ugh ted the mile, and quiet ly handing the latter to the gentleman, made off with the good cigar. The slo th* looked after the flagitive and his "so lace," but "spoke 'lots word." A LOVELY girl stepped into a More to buy a pair of wits. "How much are they ?" " Why," said the gallant and impudent clerk, lost in gazing on sparkling eyes and ruby lips, "you may have them for a kiss." " Agreed," said the young lady, pock eting the mite, while her eyes` spoke daggers, "and as I see that you 'gtvt credit here, charge it on your books, and collect it the best way you can." And so saying, she - hastily tripped out. WHAT Wee the difference between Jo en of Are end Nosh's ark ? One was Maid of °deans, and the other was Wade of gopher wood• SHOCKING OUTRAGE. RY NMOILOHiIrq SOUTH CABOWIA.—AbOIIt 11 o'clock . en Friday night, five negroes came to the store of Mr. M. A. Muldrow, in Darling. ton Illstriet, and rapping up the clerk, Mr. rt. Bugs, asked admittance. Mr. Huge enquired who they were, and ree'el ing the response that they were friends come to trade with him, he opened the door of the store. Four negroes, armed with double-barreled shotguns, entered, and placing their weapons in the corner of the room, commenced examining goods, remarking that they were In the employ of the railroad, had jot been paid off, and desired to make purchases to the amount of ten dollars each.-- About fifty dollars worth of goods were selected, when one of the number asked Mr. Hugs if he could change a treasury note of the denomination of one hun dred dollars. The wife of Mr. Huge, who was ip an adjoining room, heard the re mark, and her suspicions being excited by it, she went out of tho hack door to the house of a gentleman named Wyud ham, and requested film to cow to the store, and in cue any trouble should oc cur, Mrender Mr. Hugs what assistance he could. Mr. Wyndham emptied, ta king a gun with him, and us he reached the store heard the report of a shot. Ho threw open the door, and was immedi ately- fired upon five timer by the ne groes. He returned the fire, when they rushed upon him and seised his gun, and a scuffle ensued, during which he managed to eflbet his escape, and, repair ing to Mr. Muldrpw's house, reported the condition of atfkirs. As soon as the latter could dress and arm himself, ho ran to the store, accompanied by Mr. Wyndham. There all was quier, and entering they found the shelves of the store completely stripped, the money desk robbed, and the clerk, Mr. Hugs, ly ing dead on the Boor, a load of buck shot having passed through his bead. From this melancholly scene Messrs. Muldrow and Wyndham Went to the house of the latter, where they found that Mr. Wyndham's fatherin-law had been dangerously shot twice In the bead, and his wife in three different places on the person by the same party of flagmen. L-Cliarlesion Courier. MORE DIA ROLISM.-4 Lithe White Girt Outraged by a Negro.—One of the ruostanfamous outrages that ever occur red in this (.16 - was perpetrated In Cher ry alley very recently. A black fiend named Charles Henry, who was In the habit of visiting the house of James Maloney, during the latter's imprison ment for violation of the license law, took advantage of his ahtener to violate the person of his daughter, a little girl between seven and eight years of age, and communicate to her a most loath some disease. According to the little girl's statement before Mayor Edwards yesterday afternoon, the black-sklnned and black-hearted scoundrel' repeated the monstrous crime on last Tuesday night, having in the meantime silenoed his victim by threats. The child's con dition led to a suspicion that she had been outraged, and upon being Interro gated, she made developments whio'h led to the negro's arrest. _After a hear ing Mayor Edwards demanded two thou sand dollars ball for Henry's appearance at court, In default of which he was com mitted to prison.—lftfth'sbwv l'atriet n4il/11. Loan bell+ the pair, for the Republi can party won't! Cries of distreekrme from all parts of the country. Not only the tiouthi - but all the States feel the blight of Radical reconstruction. Our cities are full of suffering men and wo- • men, with no money, with no work, and with seemly anything to eat. Too proud to beg, many are forced to crime, and our New York exchanges record ninny ensue on trial with the plea of "eitillty, to save my children from star vation." Bard times do exist. They have been creeping upon es gradually; the Radical policy has been slowly and. steadily lapping the blood of the nation —destroying trade anti taxing the people —and tollay the country is less prosper :Ft OUB tba4 it w a year ago. Prosperity and good tim nnot exist in the North ~/ side by ?side wl h a miserable, starving,( unsettled Soot . A speedy reirefon of% all the States Si the only path to good times. I Nearly thiti4 years have passed since the war closed. In all that time the Re publican party has been in power. Itit---_2 military reconstruction plan has been ' tried, and the result is what we have just stated. It le' now time' for a change. ' A New Quitierrost:—The committee on elections will soon hive a novel contest to cipisider, and one that will Involve the question whether the government of Utah, as administered by Brigham Young, is republican In form. Mr. Mc- Groarty, the candidate of the Gentiles, has arrived her, epd is now preparing evidence to subtrilt in contesting the seat of Mr. Hooper, the sitting delegate from Brigham's dominions, who was elected by the saints. Mr. McGroarty claims that the elections, as cofidneted by the bishops of the Mormon church,- who act as judges at the polls, are not on ly unfair, hut wholly at variance with the mode prescribed by United States law. The evidence wit; set forth ail the peculiarities of the administration of civil affairs by these biqrmons.— Waik inpum Express. . - WHO Wum—Two Dutchmen once got Into a dispute about the English lan guage, each contending that be used it the beet. They made a bat, at length, of a barrel of lager and forty pounds of Sweltaer cheese, and appointed sludge to decide between them, and amoirding ly they began " Veil, Chan," said the -first, "did it rain to-morrow ?" " I shall tink it sash," said John. Wasn't that judge In a quandary. ? CONTKAZ/ZB.—People say they shell peas when they unehell them ; that they husk corn when they unhusk it; that theydust the furniture when they undust it, or take the duet from it; thatthey akin a calf _when they nnakin it; and they scale fishes when-they unecale them. Many men say they are going to weed their gardens, when their gardens am weedy enough already. A TALL, keen-eyed countryman 'Wk. ed into the court room during the promos of a trial. Stepping up to one of the "ring," he requested that the prhionere might be pointed out to him. The law yer he accosted being somewhat of a wag; pointed 'to the jury. The stranger sur veyed them critically, wheh turning to his intonner he remarked: "Well, 'they are a hard looking set, ain't Cher t know by their looks they ought to go to the State's prison, every one of them !" TANNlNG.—Ancoordhte to the mama Or IMO, Wayne county prodooed more leather than any . eonnty In the State. The followitar are the figuree, In the whole State $12,247,000. Wain* ontutty $2,249,000; Phlladel talk 5 1 ,2 9 5A00; Monica, SINUAI I IH_ ' B6o ` queb suns, $46,000; Lasse s Eli"
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