rimmiew 111111,11411114. T.
BY*. J. maga
wars..-rirs POIMAIMI plc likimemspe—
Tiro DoszAili AIM MIT Con* It Eat paid
la admit.. Se sabeeripaqi dprotamm e d,
asJima oli 12600012011 ate* Pabitliallart mat !se
arresteges ars pall.
Lay
lasereed St cha moat num—
Urge reduction to those who advertise by
the year.
02 Onirrisra. of every desertptiost—heen the
smaLlast bst Mead is the Manua handaill
or poerm-Aorte wtett dimetelt, to *workman-
Ilke
snamner,and al_Mittoweet Yrtnh retell.
Orrice on SOlitesore enrent r is leir doom above
the Corot-Hoare, on the oppodte sue, with
"Getknaminimaatokrosk a .,
on the banding.
Attorniee, Phyokiene,
.........
wm. A. DIIIICAIt,
A TTURNET AT LAW,
pn:mtptly attend to mi
Witham intnisted to him, Including tie
procuring or Penalonedloooty, Beek Par, and ell
other °Wats mania *us United Staten and State
OZ2i-west °onto, of Diamond. GettYs
ham, Pon.o.
April 14, st
1447. • 1,1
J. a xxxxx,
A ITOILMET AT LAW. ,m, w en n ° . paid to
Parties
Bie . l .
totection ot realm. Iti t th 3t r u d.,
Omer In the 6. cor ner tt .
Oeyetperfs.APril 4 . Ma . _
1111MV4ISD S. BCrERLES,
&ITORMIT 4144 " A igil faithfully and promg;
end to ci Al i or t =a 6. ol, 4 =W .t r e . ..1.
Yorney's
• = ls . lli. —kmala iMeirre itniebb= 4*. Zieg•
5 r ,,,, ;,,,.. t, .41 orad OPPOISSO
let's store.
Gettysbarg, March 20.
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D. Mee° NA LW HY,
.ATTORNEYFI ANI) COUNSELLORii,
Met ONAL;(3IIY has neauclated JOHN M.
K EAUTII, Esq., in the Practice of the Law,
at M. orrice, one door west of Buehler's Drug
ire, illailibersburg street.
so• clot attention gleam to Notts, collections and
triourat of estates. All legal totalums and
I iims to Peturloas,Bounty, Beak Pay, and Dam
age* agalnet United Kates, at all time,, priimptly
Lind eMetently attended to.
land Warrant. located, and choice Farms for
stair in lowa and other Western titattea
Nov. n, ltlUf.
=I
AJAR ItiPMIIMED the Praettee of Medicine in
1 LiTrLESITOWN, and often his aerstces to
ke pedle. °Mee at his house, corner of Lom
bard etrert and Foundry alley, near the Railroad.
Special attention given to Skin Disease..
Li ttltsdow n, Nov. 8, 18.7.
FEZ=
n FFIOE AND DWELLING,
A few doors from tbe
oorner of Baltimore end High streets, near
the Prost)) Leiden Church, Gettysburg, Pa.
April 1.5,
E=ll
iiiDDGE.ON
AND ANYATCHEIIR,
firming penzumently located in New Os frl, will
practice his profession In all ito branches& lila
friends anti all others desiring Ms prateaskstial
services WV requested to casll and consult him at
his
b ,other In Hanover street.
May , IxU7. 11
Dr. F. C. WOLF,
ITAVLNG LOCATED AT RANT BERLIN, AD
AMS COVNTY,
&lees that by strict attention to his proferional
duties he may merit • share of the public pa
trZarlfll2, IRS& tf
Dr. D. J. PEPPED,
A BECITTISTOWN, ADAMS COUNTY,
Continues the
practice of Ms nmfession in all its brabobes, and
would revectiully invite all persons afflicted
with any uld *tending dteesses to call and sea
sun hint.
04..3, 1864. tf
T. LAWRENCE HILL, M. D.,
I) ESTM Ias his °Mee one dour west of the La
t ',emu chum h to Chambersburg street. aud Opp.-
•I le Dr. C. llorner's eater, where those wishing to
hug e any Dental Operat.loll performed are reapert
fult3 Welted to call. Ravgaraera: Drs. Horner,
Hee. H. L. 'laugher, D. D., Hey. Prof. M. Jacobs,
D. D., Prof. M. L. titrever.
Gettysburg, Aprllll.'3l.
EAGLE HOTEL,
NEW OXFORD, ADAMS COtiqTY, PA
rintrp=ild, rirgel
ty, will conduct It In future, under the name in
ot
the “Feete Hotel." lie pledges himself to spare
no effort for the comfort of his guest& Els table
shall have the best the nnuket can afford, and
hie bar the choloest Dutton. His eliambius t are
spacious,
There l+ att an us d m ' oTou nc l rt i e l hirnir_ gi Zarhtte t the
Hotel, which will be stbeeided oy reliable and
acomumodating ostler. pro: Mopes to
rocelvt• a libend share of public mdzonsg r , , and
MN Murs7s try to deserve it. Bement the
••Esigle," In the northeast corner of the Diamond,
New Oxford.
March tf
I=
KEYSTONE HOUSE,
CHAMBREMBURG ST., GETTYSBURG, TA.,
WJL J 1 NYSiti9. PROAPRIATOR.
Mang inn new node., fitted up in the moat fig.
I_ peened apples:, Ito locatiosi le pireand, central
and convenient. Every arrangement has been
made for the enceMtnnilatlon and cement, of
guests. The Table will alwagii have the boat often
market, and Mager the beet of wines and liquors.
There la ennunedieua Stabling attached, with
an fuvvimmogating ostler otwrYs on hand.
Thin Hotel la now open for the entertainment
of theublic. marks ataana of patronage la solicited.
No effo p rt will be spared to render rallafuetlon.
lan. 14, ligg. tf
GLOBE INN,
YORK FITIZEST, NEAR THE DIAMOND,
GET7'7aBURO, PANN'A
ÜBE underegmed would most respectfully In
form his numerous friends and the public
generally, that he bas purchased that long estab
lished and well known Hotel, the "Globe Inn,"
in York street, Gettysburg, and wtli spare no
elEnt to conduct it In a manner that will not de
tract from Its former high reputation. His table
will have the best the market ma allbrd—hie
chambers are spacious and oomfortable—and ha
has laid In for his bar a fall stock of wince and
licrors. There Is large stabling attached to the
Hotel which will be attenaa[ by attentive ost
lers. 'lt will he bin aortstant endeavor to render
the fullest entleneetion to his ipteettiOnekini his
house es near a home to thorn as pueeible. He
asks a share of the public's patronage, determin
ed no he is lc deserve a large pert 04' it. Remem
ber, the "Globe Inn" is in York street, but near
the Diamond, or Public Suture.
SAMUEL WOLF.
April 4, INA tf
EVERHART'S
FRANKLIN ROUSE,
comma or HOWARD • ?VANILLIN - OTRIMTIII,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Thta.llona la ona direct, line between the
Northern Central aZiti Baltimore a Ohio Railroad
Depots. It Ira been refitted nod oanfortabl a
mnion. for the eonveolenee sad the es
melt of gnats.
Nov. 20, liNtS.
ni.r.rmiTTyrmyi
FLOUR, GRAIN. GROCERIBA Ike
THE tiadefard Mb% at their Watts.
house, in lisle street, adjoining litteatera
/WI, Me 'detest priers Sur
FLOIZIZAT_,
_BYIIr t DONN A __
_0A11.4 BCK
HEATVNII AND iIIOY
-8E,..A CLO .DS, POTATOSS, *C.
and invite producers to give th em esti beam
veiling.
They have constantly on hand for sale,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROMUUM
Manama, 8. yrapa, *Akan, Ancars, &a, with Salk
Fish, Oils, Tar, lain" Baden and Lard, Tobaccos
*ituc. Also tie bad Wanda of PLOTS, with MED
°rah kinds, Tkitir Likdwide
I='ICIUL VALUABLE
Soluble 'Pacific Onagio, libodee• Ybeepbsta and
A A Mexican Goma.
WWMt tbegrpay She Memel inaatet prime for
Tthay boy, Way sell at tile lowest living opals.
Thwart a glare of nubile patronage, reiorved to
give satiaigetboa In every awe.
RUSSET Mel tRDY
WM. s. RAMILTO2e.
Getty-Alborg, July ISM
NEW FORWARDING
COMMUISION HOURR.
gAVEPS PIAOIIIIO - MASSOIv• WI/AMA*.
Or h± c i .. ar M O A U r. =
to ea Ye
4 ""7
„ l i v at, W - 7 .-. .0kl Mama. aa
aan t =laaadao/0
as,
r KUILA OF
/ilea Am lona sot 116-
A aa ta
calaaaa ir e u se Ammiliat ilaanam,"
EW411110161117 cella
Irui
_iwo. oar Namithese. ararjr IRASIMT
YOAAENG. Lad asamemadalala asaiss. *WAG
run a s assoloaa may l a t ibis assallea•
meat sa
taro . * or
ge k nir
..•1••• t f r
•
• A .:7":+7.;;Ail,
Erszrzn
ui
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BY It L STAB=
OYES! OYES!
Aftdrew PiNtierg
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
gTWIN Ms ewtleeste the pane. Melee cruet
to sap ;arta tete si g n iletetweeitte 'Wow
rins ateettterattie OW Iteeleste,
tw Clatters blatesltz hot tirM be ebbe to meet
brAtablettob In all cemeL Poet Whet fir•
erterikte dakiessee., Pe.
Nov. 8, M. ly
GRAIN A GROC=3.
THE BRICK WAREHOUSE
AT XXIV OXFORD.
is Itambuose, la Now
1 1 1113V/Irt i. ns, m e a ty,,
pay' the
ere for WHHAF,-RYF 0011,15. Oa
AND TIMOTHY 11171101.1:W Th AZAT. ie.
~mere may &way Filly Upon Indian the best
market Mr Weir predate aria Warehouse.
He also keeps constan t On band, for isle at
the lowest peolite4 MI et iditO(IERIMII,
SALT, FIS GUANOI , I and ether VIM TLLI
ZP3II4-00AL, LIIMII=.,
_Oa
He rune a MARK= CAA to Baltimore twlee
• week, and buy !FAgiO4)6s and other articles for
pernora so ordering, The car roue to Stevenson
it none', 105 North Howard Street. A share of
public patronage solicited, end every - enbrt
orals to please.
ABRAHAM itHHELT.
New Oxford, Noe. 15, LW. ly
NEW FIRM
New Oxford, Adam county, Pa
HERSII & BROTELFIR
Irg taken the Warehouse recently coca-
Pled his D. Hoke.
y are now paying the htiGatatTPRICES for
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
CoostAntly o band lu etimp au ttoctiona of LOY
DEB, COAL AND 0
JAMES 88111311,
PAUL EUEIIIII.
New Oxford, Nov.l, Ull7. 1
i R. ok W. i
ROW 1 WOOI
Kali the Cheapest CALTC I 6.
Sell the Cheapese MUSLIM
hell the (Impost Callotald
ROW i WOODS
Ben the Cheapest 1112t1WOH,
Hell the Cheepeet ALPACAI,
Hell the Cheapest DELI4IVEIL
ROW It WOODS
Sell the Cheeped CLOTH
Sell the Cheapen CASS/AMIE
Bell the Oteapeet JEANS.
BOW @ woorA
Sett the Cheepeet FIATS,
Heil the Cheapen* BOOTH_ ,
bell the Cheapest 15110115.
BOW a woons
14ell BLARKITM Cheap
Pah keHAWLIS Cheap,
Mel NOTIONS Cheap.
ROW & woofs
Bell for Cash and MIl
Nell at the lowest prtoes
BOW & WOODS
Invite everybody to
- -
Ilodery, 010Taa, Dr Thiamin,
Magmas, Germantown Yam
erspendera, Base" Violin Dews,
girl's. mod Basin always ea Mad
.1214. S. 184 M. tt
WM. BOYER & SON,
GROCERIES, NOTIONS
TOBACVOB, &C
Stone, Wooden and Willoor Ware.
A geneinl asaartment of all Goode
usiWW k.s In it
FIRST-CLASS FAMILY GROCERY.
I=
RE-BUILT !
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon.
JOHN GRUEL,
Chaetbersburg Street, Gettysburg, Pa,
next door to F.agle Hotel
having completed Me nee building, has opened
ne G eatrtgyemsbt
a men d' Cabertkm ever °Ora
YRIMCII AVID tXINIXOIi CAIqDtEES,
Toys, Nuts, 1... and everytnlng Wane oit ton
find-clam Conlbettane with 'paned aankmano
dations for Ladles and
ICE CREAM
supplied on shortest notion.
E=
NEW COACH MOM.
YANTIS, ADAMS a CO.,
IXITIMITOWIIf, PA.
Ele take this Method et I:M i t i l , tlCl . l6
thet we Inn* einatembed awe
ttleutowm where mime to ne
gretwo to order Meant 1138, OAR.
itIACIZ t 4II , == on the shorter/ weibee
and Our bands
have been froni n Efaitteneett, end, IA we
am none bat choice material, we can pot ap
work to compete with any shop In the State.
Obi work repaired and trams In exchange for
new.
Au& It, na• 11
CARRIAGE - MAKING BUSINESS.
rundersigned have resumed the Carriage
mE aking busttrie,
AT TIM M OLD mum
Is art 64911.11unr, Pa.,
Where they are prepared to pot up troth in the
tan ilmetionable, sulettanteed and neparlor inan.
Der. A lot a( new and secand.hand -
c.Asswiess, sufacqs, sc., ON BAND,
which they will divers of at the lowest Deices;
cad sit ordwas will be supplied as promptly And
withi ea posetble.
- IMPADLING DONE WEIL DESPATCH,
and at cheapest Tatra.
A kap tot edam' and dd HAANlhaihati Mal
. .
Tkoaktof Os liberal tEiroomEo liireishoo
q.jor.d gy this, thoy soUilit awl Ilia 1/1100/i/M/
to downy Imp *biro LE the fear.
DANIZII It 1141XiLER
:my ilk tt
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
TULTE «curs •
our MOW ak vssietrik
COACZ W47lXi'
~ • .
- .ar Ow West filml waibbiwbre_g filill4 ,
Oadommalreitail it Or ber6o4llllliikePll"
MartAVAM =rut'
mdalt qpselal reiseembew bisdribil.0 1
SIA q gli t &Whiml ial 17Lblet; IANINXISI
Tithe - -
All wb MR ti as tillObalbm ft ent 4stitlibir bee
bUtee ass* is want of say kLo4 ea wbbiala, 010
Oki Is the pi. lobes them
1 / 4 1/;i4lluM iNXVXIII.MI•JUK
&du o seilistt tioiSei ad lit reittakka.
arl T lVlQAMitrh=erstri
P. P.
qMI
DO YOU WANT
CHEAP AND GOOD
FALL AND WINTER GOODS?
"Year kveribeiv Answers.
THEN 00 TO THE NEW STORE 01'
REBERT 4 ELLIOTT
Opptedie the Chere-halese, tiimitimbewir
Do YOU WANT cheap and Mahn
Garda.
estng's GicrreT, wak-tdel. or nitY
taps etas In Ms 's wage Sae?
Cio to REasirr zwarTs•
DO YOU vrANT *heap and=
6, 11:
Dela' o'w. 6
mat. °terra', 11' 1F or a e# Nome Skirt., Onsets., or
anything else gent adios' wear?
Go to EBERT & ELLIOTT'S.
DO YOU vim ettes=szod
goernaware, Umbrella., Window Slut ern i ir
anything elan of tke kind
Go to =WAIT & ELLIOTT'S.
DO YOU WANT
dad "ad ran ' T
Yon will a splendid assort
meant At REHEAT & ELLIOTT'S,
Who are now selling goods at prices that must
astonish. To be convinced, call and see tor your
selves.
IlMfEl=
DItIOND CONFECTMNIST.
JOHN M. MINNIGH
- -
'net received and is now opening one of
La_ time Shiest atenetatente GOODIS in hale line
ever opened in Gettystrarg, conatst-ing of
TOYS OF ALL KINDS,
FRENCH AND COMMON CANDIES,
FRUITS,
MANGIER,
LEMONS,
NMI, Sad
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS.
ATOM and examine his Mock, on Baltimore
street. near the Diamond.
Dan Lt heir. tt
11 ... 0 Aie.vgl
7A7,1, I WINTIIR a09D30
E. HITESNEW
Is now receiving a large stock of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES
Q GrEEASTVARE,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS, SHOES AND HAT&
I call the attention of my customers and the
command, to my large stook of Goods which I
mu now o ff ering at lower rates than t hey have
been slam. the war, and at prices which cannot
full to strike the purchasers+ cheap. With every
facility for purchasing Goals at as low figures as
sag In the trade. I am also prepared to meet
coutpetition in low prices from any and all
quarters.
Prompt. conformity to the lowest market prices
Is ray established rule.
E. BITESHEW.
Petersburg, (Y. 8.0 Oct. IS, 181.
NEW DRUG STORE,
IN NEW OXFORD.
MRS: andowitgooti hos armed Dnas Stare
New Oxford - . Adams teeny'. and respectfully
tans the stecathas at the pate to Itte Web al
PAENIE;
A
1188
S'LNDO GLASS.
• 1.1. M. CT MEDICINES,
acid amU assortinent of DRUGS; to word
complete stock of floods generally kept Ina I:lnt
ense Drug Ware. AU of wink have bum pur
chased during the pain two weeks, and will be
meld law. AllZhearticies eernwely nuntilhenred
at the old establishment in East Berlin can be
bad here. Understanding his business is. "t
and salcaling his gown himself, be is alas to sw
um t his Drugs isitre and as repreeented. The pub.
Ile awe reqmweeedi to give hint trial.
D. M. MP r
New Oxford, WO 4, Mt tf
Court Proclamation.
the Hon. ROBERT J. 77.1111101„ Pres
ident of the several (Aunts of Common Pleas
In the counties composing the Jinn District, and
Juane, et the (MOW of Oyer and Terminer and
WGeneralist] ens in for the trial of all capital
diem attendees said dlendel, and ISAAC E.
g:74Z;ll:lltgllrg4lll.lusiiteglg
Courts of Oyet and Ternilner and @emend Jail
Delivery, for the trial of all capital and other of
fenders Iti ennuty of Adams—have
NU their
meoren, hearing date the 211 h day of JANUARY,
In the the y
tuff
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ahtty.elghtoind to me directed, Mr bolding s
Court of CO. 011710.1 a Pleas, and General Oeturier
fiessten
Oyere et tbe Fencande. and rieneral Jail Delivery
and rt of Terminer, at Gettysburg,
on MONDAY, The 2Dth day of APRIL. MSS—
NOT/CE LIS HEREBY GIYMNI to all the Roh
eera of the Peace, the Coroner and the Constablm
within the said county, that they be then and
there in their proper persons with their Rolls,
Records, Inquisitions, Fvvrninations, and other
likaraerabnus, tote those things which to their
°dices and In that behalf appertain to be done,
andante, they who min proseaste tienninthe pris
oners that are or then &ball be la the Jell of said
county of Adams, are to be then and there to
ptomaine swains% them ea shall tie Past.
PHILIP HANN /.
, Sherif
t 3 's Mee , GetlYstiont. Mateh 21. 15*,
New Grocery and Flour Store.
MEALS I BROTHER,
RlAUficmad B MilrlrEa ß fa , DlSß and .
U es =ad i thStatla c t W arbay t ra
the
a id aoaa jd •yiftt i rekepitc li nair The
aro_ too MI al oboaa as the
sad aa Olow os4. oak the ioweet
they hope to met a and receive a Mond oLara of
really UP. t patetismo'. 34BALt1 ARO.
Aug. ItS.
uT Mlphia, Minh ist,
s bo g tei you that we e penned en
oCer for lnform
your impaction our
oreel neon
wait of
MMUS:FAY 000Dn,
of the NEWEST SHAPES In Straw,
Ritk and (!MP NAM 6ennet etc.; Velvets, StHz
Omsk% Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Ruches,
erased, Blondes, Braids, Ornaments, &r., dc.
We era be lumpy So whiten You OS our Store
or receive your omens. Prices low for Own.
Yours, Ma 11. WARD.
Nos. Sic /OS a 107 N. /Second tit., nuissda.
' %Larch 13, MR tin
laaignee's Notice.
ed. Alistrites of the estate of
r .4 =1 ,„..,., 1 e get 5.... at M=s i t tows-
MlMleseukin treettor creditors . deed Zer v ittot alms ha
&lee to all venous knowing themselves indebted
to mid Thookuso Roraima to ash sod =Me
inumaums Menai. °Ag ==ig t°
present them properly seat ib r
mm. 13E.NEY KPPIZILtX
Starch 11,1816. AseMlo4,
hbailOstrairix's Natio.
Team K. OYLER'S ESTATE.—k.eOI‘ a ad
solabetretka en the stale 61 a• 11-. Or
ke, Iwo oc Fisaidia bovrikaldp,Adompi powitg.
dawns& Myths bees *coated le Übe Radar
01/Med, 1•111111.16. la tie Nubs
{robe
boa*/ jays' ow' 0-1 111 Wl=
Mil WM* 40 Sabi pdmilfit,
il =r i le as abe=r l = "4""
.111
Marekiklass. OP
hininidrder's Notice.
jaio6ir trrAvis.rs EINTATIL-laters of a&
Md . = 411.
"" /Li g tretr avd t
bradas MM usibarde.
=s 4 " :allgamiliteaktwataib.
IMMIX lIIMPTIffinfaINV:
,r„ r ,• •:,%; ,••
AXE= astmolor;
40 2
I PP" PIa -
Bail
, .70+4+!'
rffetAillia4l/AMI* I I II4I O IIIIIII allbere
anis DiabiasilAssztdoec eo 'S
°•" l "*" B .6...aftit'ai • be kie
a 771 . •-• *maw
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L:llOLg3 t , S,I 1.0 %LI
GETTYRBURG, PA, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, IRK
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS,
1111
Hoollancl's German Tonic
•
TIM MUM? 1111011ZPIZS
IO ALL DISMXIIO7
THE LIVER, STOMACH; OR MOMS-
TIV.S ORGANS.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
I. composed of the_ pure J atom (or, ea they ere
medically. termed, A mmossk, of Bootie, Ilerbt, and
Marts, making a preperattoo, cowman.
tot mkt ;entirely fro hue, catehelle adotztarer
ang
1100PLAIBY8 SIMIAN TOM
Li • etathinatlon of all the ingredients of the
Mitten with the purest quanta , of Swift Ctits
.4ke., mattng one of the most pleas
ant and agreeable cemedlea ever allayed a the
public.
Thar preterting a Medicine free front Aldo:Mol
ly admixture, will use
Hocdiature 13ernitua BitUrs.
Those who have no objection to the dimidno-
Moo of the Hitter., ae elated, will tole
&same* fist= Tosk6
They are beta equally good, and contain the
mine medical virtues, the choice between the
two being a mere matter of taste, the 'Rutile be
ing the most palatable.
stoMach, from a variety of imams. such as
builgestion, Dyepepsia, Nervous Debility, etc is
very apt to have its functions deranged. The
liver, urympatioudag um It does with the Stomach,
then becomes affected, the result of which Is that
the patient under* from Several or more of the
following diseases:
CONSTIPATION „ FLATULENCE INWARD
FILM, FUTI2.TaiS OF BLOOD TO THE
HEAD, ACIDITY OF THE STOMACH, NAU
SEA, HEART-BURN, DISGUST FOR
POOH, FULLNESS OR WEIGHT IN THE
SToMAcH, SOUR ERUCTATIONS.
SINKING OR FLUTTERING AT THE
PIT OF THE STOMACH. SWIMMING
OF THE HEAD HURRIED OR DIFFI
CULT BREATHLEGy FLUTTERING AT
THE HEART, CHORING OR SUFFOCA
TING SENSATIONS WHEN IN A LYING
POSTURE, DIMNESS OF VISION, DOTS OR
WEBS BEFORE THE SIGHT, DILL PAIN
IN THE HEAD, DEFICIENCY OF PERsPI
RATION, YELLOWNESS OF THE SKIN
AND I4Y IW,, PAIN IN THE SIDE,' BACK,
CKLIST, LIMBS, ETC., SUDDEN
FL T H E OF HEAT, ErRNING
IN THE FLESH, CONSTANT IM
AGININGS OF E,'IL, AND GREAT
DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS.
Th• sufferer tram these diseases should erre
elm the iereateet minden in the selection of a
remedy for Wit ease, purehasing only that which
he Is assared from We invertitkaus and Matil
da; possesses true merit, Is skilfully compound
ed, la free from infurtons ingredient., and has
established for itself a reputation for the cure of
these dimes.. In tins connection we would
submit dam well-kuown remedies—
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
AND
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
PREPARED BY DB. C. M JACKSON,
PIELLADELPRIA, PA.
Twenty-two years since they were first Intro
duced Into thiv country from Germany, during
Which time they have undoubtedly performed
more cur, ts, and benefited suffering hu man It) to
&greater extent, than any other remedies known
to the public.
Thew t erred les will eftectually core Liver com
plaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or :Nervous
Dehihty, chronic I/terrines. Disease of the K Id
neys, and all Disesses arising from a Disordered
Liver. St4mach. or Intestines.
DEBILITY,
'Loathing from anyenuae whatever; PROcrTRA
TION OF THE BYBTpI, Marlow:l by Boma
Labor, Hardships, Exposures, Fevers, ne.
There is no medicine extant equal to these
remedies In such mem A tone and vigor is Im
parted to the whole system, the appetite Is
strengthened, food is enjoyed, the stomach di
gests promptly, the blood Is parltled, the com
plexion becomes sound and healthy, the yellow
thane Is eradicated from the eyes, a bloom Is lips -
en to the cheeks, and the weak and nervous In
valid becomes • strong and healthy being,
2`111180Y171 ADFA-VCED 17C LLFE,
And teeing the hand of time weighing heavily
styes them, will!, MI its attendant ills, will find
In the use of this EM 1M or the TONIC, an
atialrthat will nasal new t he into the veins, m
elanin a measure the energy and ardor of more
yetatirftd days, MOM ap their shrunken forme,
sad give Malik and happiness te their remain
ing years.
NOTICE.
It Is treiltatabilitied het that fully one-half
of the female portion of our population are sel
dom In the enjoyment of good health; or, tome
their ou u exprmaion, "ne, er lee! welL" They
are languid, devoid of all energy, extremely ner.
veva, Gad have no appetite.
To this dam of persons the BITTERS, or the
TONIC, la mnedally recommended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Ale made strong by the use of either of these
remedies. They will pans every ascot atetlittn-
MT'S, without fail,
Thousands of certificates hams aeolemtitoted in
the hands of the proprietors, bat spare will allow
of the publication Of but few. Those, it. will be
oaten ed, are men of Hate and of such Mending
that they most be believed.
TESTIMONIALS.
Hon. Geo. W. Woodward,
Chief Stustlee of the Supreme Court of Pa., writes:
,Pliandeolphia, March la, MC.
"I find 'lloonand'a German Bitters' is • good
tonic, useful in diseases of the d4estive organs,
and of great benefit to eases of getdllty, sad
want of nervous action in the 0V.C.111. Yours
truly, GEO. W. WCK/DWARD."
Hon. James Thompson,
Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, April 03, ISSei.
"I consider 'floodsistiS Oerman Bitters' a rata
aide meda-ine in mum of attacks of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia. I can certify this from my experi
ence of IL Yours, shit respect,
TITOMTSOIf."
From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D. D.,
Pastor of the Tenth Baptiat Quirch,Philade/phia.
D. Joetion—Dear Sir; I have been frequently
requested to eonneetray name with recommen
dations of different kinds of medicines, but re
garding the practice as out of my appropriate
sphere, I have In all cases declined ; but with a
de. r proof la carious laatisoweaasid ;articular'' ,
In my own family, of the mei:dams of Dr. Hoot-
Load's German Bitters, I. depart ear once from
my usual course, to express my full conviction
that, tar geedreol deleigref the molest, and erpoeical
ivige /Aver chooptalit; if is a NO awd whirsabfe Pet -
In some owes it may `li ; but usual
bt no; IS irtil be way timeallidat In time
who seder from the above masa& Yogi; very
respectfully, 1. li. KEPINAMD,
Eighth, below COWAN At.
From Rev. E. D. Feudal!,
Assistant Einar Cbriettem Chgontele, Pbtioda.
I Lave derived decided benefit from the tun of
Hooland's German Bittern, mid feel it my prfvt•
lege to recommend Mein sea mod, valuable ton
ic, to all who are mulfferlng from general debility
or flan &seams stets t from derangement Of
the liver. Yours truly, E. D. YENDALL.
CAUTION
- -
Ciersuan Remedies are counterfeit
ed. lice that the signature of C. M. JACKSON, la
on the wrapper Or Wet 'Softie• All other. are
ounterfeit..
Plinetpal office and Manufactory at the eter
nise, Medicine 840 re. No. W ARCH Street, Phil
adelphia, 141.
CHAJILEN Y. zrelvit Proprietor,
Formerly la M. JUN & CO.
PRICER.
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Galt
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now are bilry-lilte
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AIN th• Sada 6=l inWade,
If, when the rash as ,
He drops an taterhade.
It seeneaas it take warbling
Of the birds In all the Lowers,
Had been gathered Into ralndrapn,
And wu coottng down to showers.
RORLIIII RAVE LOU RACK ARAM
There're earl upon the housetop, en answer tram
the obis;
There a a warble in the sirtuddiae, * Melting In
the rain ;
And through my heart, at the sound of these,
There amass a woolen, thrill,
Aa sweet sa odor to the toss,
Or verdure to the hill;
And all these Joyous morninip
My heart pours forth this strain ;
"God bless the dear old robins,
Who have come back apita."
For they bring a thought of Summer, of dreamy
luscious days,
Of king-cupe in the meadow, making a golbstt
ham;
A longing forth. clover blooms,
For roses all aglow,
Forituirrint orchardi where the bees •
With droning Murmurs IP:
I dream Grail the beautice
Of Summer's golden reign,
And sing "God keep the robins,
Who have mem back swam"
LIZAKIIIILLS • T/11•1L.
Stephen Girard had a favorite clerk, and
he "intended to do well by Ben. Lippin
cott." So when Ben. got to be twenty
one he expected to hear the Governor
say something of his future prospects,
and perhaps lend a helping hand In the
world. But the old fox carefully avoid
ed the subject. Ben. mustered courage.
"I suppose I am now free, sir," said ho,
"and I thought I would say something
to you as to my"course. What do you
think I had better do?" "Yes, yes, I
know you are," said the millionaire,
"and my advice is that you go and learn
the cooper trade."
This application of ice nearly from,
Beu. out ; but recovering his equilibrium,
he said if Mr. Girard was in earnest he
would do so. "I am in earnest," and
Ben. forthwith sought the beet cooper in
Spring Garden, became an apprentice,
and in due time could make as good a
barrel as the beat. He announced to old
Stephen that he bad graduated and was
ready to set up in business. The old
man seemed gratified, and immediately
ordered three of the beet barrels he could
turn out. Ben. did his prettiest, and
wheeled them up to his counting room.
Mr. Girard pronounced them first rate,
and demanded the price. "One dollar,"
said Ben., "is as low as I can live by."
"Cheap enough ; make out your bill."
The bill wan made out, and old Stephen
settled it with a cheek for $50,000, which
he accompanied with this little moral to
the story "There, take that, and in
vest it in the best possible manner; and
if you are unfortunate and loose it, you
have • good trade to fall beck upon,
which will afford you a good living."
A Bosom Put.—A young gentleman
from themountry stepped into • country
store and informed the proprietor that
his occupation was that of • carpenter,
and he desired to get a bosom pin em
blematic of that profesalon. The obli
ging jeweler looked over his stock, and,
finding nothing else, showed him a very
Hoe Masonic pin. The young man looked
at it carefully. "Yee," said he, "there's
the compass and square I use both of
them—but why didn't they put a saw in
it? It's first rate as far as it goes.
Hullo there's 13 Hare—what does that
stand for?" The jeweler didn't know.
The man studied it carefully for a mo
ment, and a bright idea struck him.
Ilra face flushed as if he had made a dis
covery. "/ have it," he said; "It's all
right. 13 stands for gimlet. Oompass,
square and gimlet. That will do—l Will
take it." There waa touch of
amines& in hie voice 11111 he plotted the em-
Mein on his coat, and went away mut
tering :—'•Compass, space and gimlet
I do wish there was a saw though:"
I WAS perambulating the piazza of the
Hotel, in company with the daugh
ter of the landlord. She had been re
counting to the all her father'. Stile sue
messes and reverses in life ever slum he
had adopted the profession of a Bentham.
and among the latter (that is the rever
ses) the rather prominent and discoura
ging one of having his "hoeteirie" burn
ed down without the mitigating circum
stance of any insurance upon It. I pro
fessed a proper amount of sympathy for
so great a calamity, and ventured to in
quire whether accident or the torch of
an incendiary had wrought the ruin.
"Haow ?" Inquired 'Rustics.
"Was It the work of an incendiary!"
I repeated.
"No," said else, slowly shaking her
head, "no ; sone one mg fire to ff."
I held in by a hard effort; but feeling
that an explosion wets imminent, I
tubed madly - away.
TIITY,
A catmint conceited Old doctor, when
celled to children, always prescribed for
one and the lame remedy—worms. Be
ing auamoilefairaaii to the bedside of
ri little' boy, be gra , rel r lad down, and,
having felt the piitieetre pulse, looked up
one kis swamies, and amid to the Mit
er Ia a adman Mast, 'Wenn, 11111idami,
wormer' l'olabteliihslaatheareapoad
ad:4l ten ye, dotter, the boy haat got
a watt, Hii'uterkiiiiir over a stick of
wood and broke hie T Want it set
qessiek." . dittotaik *adieu, I wean you
—worms bake Ina rr
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Though brothers and sisters, yet what
a striking difftrence In the natures and
dhqstrdtions of boys and giria. How
Bite a tender dowret, depending upon
SOW* upholding support is the one—bow
bold, headstrong and independent the
other. Boys teed naturally to Ant in
•at-efdose life—leaky boots and shoes,
and tom howlers. Girls tend to sober
proprietise—peasive poetry, hemming
-Insadkarehiefa, and a few calls on the
losialthems. Boys grow—girls come up.
Beys are energetic and like a brush—
girls are eabellnate, and run to soft
words Instead of hard blows. A boy at
ten bassoon a good deal of inside life on
the outside world ; a girl is as innocent
of it an rebels of knowledge of the Inhab
itants of the moon. Boys laugh—girls
simper. Boys run—girls hop and skip.
Boys see the elephant—girls do not
know that such an animal lives in the
cities. Boys have a chest with a pair of
active working lungs in It—girls have a
sort of valise with something like a
squeezed sponge, which Is rarely used,
and then in a trifling-way. Boys travel
—girls stay at borne. Boys are wild—
girls are tame. Boys are indifferent
as to whether school keeps or don't
keep—girls are keenly sensitive on that
point. Boys never make the acquain
tance of Mrs. Grundy—girls are always
at her feet and always her slave. Boys
like girls, but they don't like to be like
them. Neither a girl-boy nor a boy-girl
Is fancied by either boys or girlie. A
tree boy always stands by a true girl,
and a true girl always has an abiding
faith In a true boy. Both boys and girls
are very clever and necessary institu
tions; but the world is more indebted to
and depends more upon boys than girls.
—Ftrfereburg ( Va.) Index.
SOLD.—A rich old widower in Canada
is said to have practiced a very artful
scheme to gain the hand of the belle of
the village. He got au old gypsy to tell
the young lady's fortune In words which
he dictated, as follows :
"lily dear young lady, your star will
soon be hid fora short time by a very
dark cloud, but when it re appears it will
continue to shine with uninterrupted
splendor until the end of your days. Be
fore one week a wealthy old widower,
wearing a suit of black and a line castor
hat, will pay you a vi„it and request
your hand in marriage. You will ac
cept his offer, become his wife, and be
left a widow, in possession of all his
property, before the close of the year.
The next husband will be the young
man of whom you think moat at present.”
Three days after, the old gentleman,
dressed b 3 the manner described by the
gypsy, presented himself to the young
lady, and the marriage followed. The
year is more than out, but the tough old
widower still lingers.
CONUNDRUMS.—Why is dancing like
milk ? Because it strengthens the
calves.
Why do "birds in their little nests
agree?" Because they would fall out if
they didn't.
Why is a kiss like scandal? Because
it goes from mouth to mouth.
What is the first thing a boy does
when he falls into the water? He gets
wet.
What is the difference between a spider
and a duck? The one has its feet al
ways on a web, and the other has a web
always on its feet.
AN Irishman was observed one evening
slicing a potato into aglass of hot whiskey
toddy.
"Why, what are you about?" inquired
Charley.
"It's punch I'm makiu', dear!" quiet
ly replied Pat.
"But what are you slicing that for ?"
"To give It a flavor."
"What ! a potato flavor ?"
"Sure isn't • flavor a flavor, whether
it's lemon or pitaty ?"
A GOOD story is told of a Glasgow mer•
chant, who, on his death-bed, sent for a
Free Church clergyman. Having some
fears about his future prospects, he ask•
ed the reverend gentleman :
"Do you think, if i were to leave ZlO,-
000 to the Free Birk, that my soul
would be saved ?"
"Well," answered the cautious minis
ter, "I couldn't promise you that, but I
think it's an experiment worth trying."
"Psarmvsna, persevere," said an old
lady to her maid, "It's the only way you
can seoomplleh greet things." One day
eight apple dumplings were sent down
stairs, and they all dispapeared. "Sally,
where are those - dumplings?" "I managed
to get tireegt with tt►elo, rna'an," re
plied Sally. "Why how on earth did you
manage to get through with so many
dumplings?" "I persevered, ma'am."
A CLERGYMAN, who was eonsoling a
young widow on the death of her hue
baud, spoke in a very serious tone, re
marking that he was one of the few.
Such a Jewel of a Christian—you cannot
Bud his equal, you know." To which
the sobbing fair one replied, with an W
isest broken heart—"l'll bet I will."
"I versa I could prevail on neighbor
Hinder to keep the Sabbath," aald a
good old Mr. Jones. "I'll tell you bow
to dolt!" azoialsoutyoutur Smith : "get
somebody to lend it to him, and I'M be
bound If he don't keep it. He never wu
known to return anything he borrow
ed."
"f wilx not strike thee, bad man,"
said a Quaker one day, "but f will let
this billet of wood fall on thee?"
And at that precise moment the "bad
man" Mar floored by the weight of the
watkingediek the Quaker was wont
to entry.
. A &LDT peoikagii ski wholoil
lair serviv l / 2 . laquirsol. "Walt Mall.
WM* do -11111,1450 mow r i "vow"
ma'am, I 11111e4+WWW/114 , 0 ROW," no,
jebbedr die girl,. "I bay& set asartied."
Nix Szeo 4 /10 gaehlse/e*e wit.)
— The Ifiee,whe /Vs 64 liauA upon a
wasalia witlaaat a,414:p income . Is a
FreilllA Pl o l 9o i rM Prif IIMA:$0 to
904 stiPaidiril •
ilinotheir' day, while looking
akilibilikileidu of admits'', ins& s very
‘llll.finill gisotation:
fearridly and
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MK YEAL-110. 27,
TUE ALAIRAXA NUJ.
RDDIOULOUS, SITAIIEFCL AND UNLAW
FCL
PROVYBTONI3.—Both branches of the
Rump have passed a bill for the estab
lishment of a "provisional government"
few Alabama, which is, to say the least, a
specimen of legislation which never had
a precedent since the days of the Goths
and Vandals. It provides that the Rad
ical eandidates who were defeated at the
late election for State officers shall take
possession of 'the State government, and
that the defeated Radical candidates for
the Legislature shall assemble as a Leg
islature. This Legislature is then to
again submit to the people, for ratifica
tion or rejection, the "constitution&
which was rejected by the people at this
time the Radical candidates (Its own
membership) were defeated. After the
adoption of the "constitution," it is liko be
submitted to the Rump for approval, but
not until the "Legislature of the pro
posed State organisation" the defeated
Radicals aforesaid) shall have ratified
the Fourteenth amendment to the Fed
eral Constitution—the amendment which
proposes to enforce an equality of civil
and political rights for the negroes in
every State in the Union. This done,
the negro State government can goon ite
way rejoicing.
It will be perceived that the bill recog
nizes the Radical candidates as having
been elected and the "constitution" as
having been defeated, although both
candidates and "constitution" received
the same number of votes and were both
defeated under the "reconstruction" acts.
The submission of the "constitution" to
the people a second time is a sufficient
admission that the State and Legislative
candidates nominated to serve under it,
in the event of its adoption, were not
elected. The offices for which they were
candidates are not yet created, because
the authority which proposed to create
them is as yet no authority at all, and
will not be until adopted as an organic
law of the people. Again. The Federal
Constitution says that amendments to it
shall be valid only when ratified by the
Legislatures of three-fourths of the States
of the Union, hence no amendment rati
fied by a "provisional" legislature, com
posed of defeated black and tan candi
dates for offices having no existence, can
have any validity whatever, and will not
be recognized by the courts or the people
of the country as of any binding force.
The Rump Congress must not be allowed
to create bodies out of defeated Radical
candidates ; to call them "legislatures,"
and through them force negro suffrage
and equality into the Federal Constitu•
lion and upon every State in the Union.
It is high time for the people to cry
"stop" to the nest of conspirators at
Washington, who.are rushing the coun
try to destruction at railroad speed.
Down with the brakes !—Patriot cfc Union
TOLIIICAL MISCEGENATION
A DISGIIIITING EX HIBITION.—We copy
the following from a Philadelphia ex
change:
"in Chestnut street this morning, up
on the promenade where all was bright
mesa and beauty, conspicuously among
the throng on the north side of the
street, walked a male negro, upon whose
arm leaned a beautiful and richly dress
ed white woman. We saw the Fame dis
gusting spectacle en Saturday. That we
almost doubted the evidences of our
senses is shown in the fact that we made
no mention of the unusual sight. This
morning we saw the same couple. The
man is as black as a roll of Russia sheet
iron, and sports hie handsome apparel
with evident complacency. The woman
is young, very ladylike In mien, and was
elaborately attired In purple velvet and
costly furs. At first the idea was that
she might be of the demimonde.. Of this
we are now assured to the contrary. The
case Is evidently one of the grossest mis
cegenation. It is the first we have seen
openly paraded In the pubic streets of
this city."
What could be more disgusting to a
person of the least refinement than the
exhibition above mentioned? What
must a white woman think of herself
who will marry a negro, and then parade
her shame before the world? The teach
ings of the Radicals lead to the pit into
which this woman has fallen and de-
Iraded herself.
HON JOHN T. Morrman, In his speech
at the meeting held In the city of New
York on the night of the 28th of Februa
ry to sustain the President, made a point
that should challenge the attention dell
capitalists and bondholders—lndeed, of
everybody who has 60011111011 to use mo
ney. The point he made was this:
"Men all through the country, rich
and poor, are to-day discussing theques
thin, how the National debt is to be paid,
whether in gold or currency. Let me
tell them, and let me say to the bankers
and &wetness men of .yew York, that un
less they frown down this first attempt
of Congress to eject a President without
a eause, they bad better ask" themselves
the question what security they have
got in the great future that it will be paid
at all."
A Poarrat.—A farmer called at the house
of a lawyer to consult him professional•
ly. _
"Is the 'queer at home T" he asked or
the lawyer's /ads, who opened the door
at his .ammo''.
lie wan gummed nagatively. Disap
polntment.ahona la ttlataae, but alter A
moment's sosuilderation a thought re
civet! him.
"Manny yourself could gin me the
neeermary infonnetion, nein' yer irU
wife."
The lady promised to do so, If on her
lag the estate of the difficulty ere iotted
ft fa her pryer. The termer proeseded
to state the ewe as follows :
"Bpose you war an old white mu, and
I should horny you to go to rultl, with a
grid on yet back, an' ye should go no
further lhaArtkuOilll,,wkikw el WOWS.
ye should kiwi up and pitch up, and
kneel down becksnudi and keistk yet
seek, who'd pay fee ye ?"
The lady closed We door.
An sequalainnop, sli.neini..cib, inns a
Wight. keen;Hai SW la ber tigo o 7.
re
hteds . 118 Pl!i q th gfsiowing inci
dent: The family were Owing, when the
conversation turned noon an excursion
about to take Area— elesgyman at the
table spoke to the Mile Ski and asked
her Wake omit repeat the alphabet back
wards. iithe said. "He, sir er when the
greriniainaa rsooticed, !Mien Je* 010
ga ea tiat ordraigia." fibsisekaii,voqr
alf a moment, vim gks mad,
oCaiwyes sap, tiscLeaVs. PRIM jorall
wards?" "s., dose." uTheinappiftl
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"smaller;leiressaad beautlhil
The See le phasled es to how he
shall "alai e wittd"rorillet the cur
rent requisitions upon his department..
Ile CIS And rwa emeoheepatowt , la the
daily receipts from intssual reveaua, nor
tram any other owes. ittow o Okox
Mrs look "decdedly blue:" -
The abort entrees from pie kagpr of?
newspaper_ dtpt_ekkitifte die
present Matta of the ifdriel Treaseis7.
It hes betia Poi egos' eitniellireelladowed
by a study monthly 11101111111111 lathe Polo-
WNW.. /I le the soosimposoi et Bs&
eel redaction of taxed witliont aarimileir
Uon of expenditures.
Since the Senate passed the bill Nepal
lug the taxes on msoutitetrarea, thetbedif
has considered the Army Appropriable
bill, which provides fora standingereatoir
66,000 men. Mr. Davis (Derr.) moved Is
reduce the army to 20,000, Well* lee
lion was rejected by a party vote. Mr.
Buokalew (Dam.) then proposed 5 0 make
the number 30,000, and this propoeitios
was defeated by a majority atom lima
two to one, the Deumenda and them *a&
Male voting for It, and all the Nag the
Radials voting against It. Thee the
Senate, which hastens to realm Mama*
order to gain popularity, rehrosta wk.
the measures which are aeommuy teolpie
tity a reduction of taxes.
The Radicals opposed • reduadols of
the army upon the ground that thmitinte•
ent force is necessary to matntatit rah
ernment in the South. True, anivraied
Mr. Davis; if you intend to govera . sibe
South sa Philip 1/ governed Halal*
If the South were restored to &Wit*
ernment there woad be reo army wonted
there. And it le precisely bemuse Self.
Government is dented to the South that
Sethi
an army is needed to keep it in millj •
In the debate on the Army Dill .
Hendricks showed that the preoetti,
of the army 1.2,000 per man, itmefinthip t r
altogether to more than One Etusthed
Millions of Dollars a year. A Phan'
man who has recently taken pas: to
vestigate this subject at Wash
reports that the actual payments h i rite;
Treasury on account of the 4r10y4
for a long time past exceeded 42,
per month. This. is part nettle. Pries, AO
people are compelled to pay 16r:0:p./SIMI
ry of Negro Reconstruction 1, And. , r
long RS the South con ti num Stifled gatitst
upwards to the Government withhaio
nets, so long will this ,expense 00%1411'
It is idle for the people .to pawl,. asi l y
permanent reduction ortaxes tinder ikt
management of the profligate porty*w
in power.—Lancaster Inteftencer.
111 E SOLE RtAM►N FOR
JLLINT.
The New York Tribune, in an Wide
on impeachment; says:
"The President is determined that the
Southern States shall return into tiff
Union with govern incubi created by and
recognizing the white vote only, whiff
Congress has resolved to confer au&
frage on both the black and white UMW,
and to readmit the States only oa the
basis of Impartial Suffrage and loyal,
supremacy. This antagonism, in die
fundamental problem of Renee/animates,
la the fountain and mores of the whole
difficulty between the President arid Om•
gress. '
Thht Is as clear a anointing np Of ti.
whole matter as we have Deere' idle
where, and the President Is to be re
moved, not because he has violate4l
law, but because he declines to 14411 ja
establishing a negro empire oar Me
ruins of ten States of the Union. Thamna
Greely most distinctly annennans
,I t ss
the world that that Is the sole Vowallik
which the Impeachenent b based.-4106-
caster Imalligencer,
Simirun Joule' HITERMAN, Of 0616, is
among the fierce Impeacher». 'lnfiniti&
the President and gawe the fallowillilk•
ton to understand that his mini an
Cabinet would be better thanlkkruesnose ,
ny, then Mr. Semler Sherman weir&
tonished at,i3tatiton'a sinunelees
In persisting in staying until be t aw
"kleked out." lie spoke as followni
No man possessing the least senss44-
ity or self-respeot, oould remain MPS Inp.
went in the Cabinet after being
that the President desired him be snligkei
nor could any man properly rentn4'4a
the Cabinet whose opinions 410 eaVord
with those of the President and
aa
iociates."
THE estimated oast of the Margot ,
the coming year Is serenty•five =Mile
of dollars, nearly as mush so the 'billy
expenses of the gorstulaeut battik
war. Is it any wonder that we bib
heavy taxes? Hew uroeb beger - willi
the people pat up with a e.I NOM.
game ?
MA, will you honor If /, Mis 4MNI,
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asmortmeot of moil* tevaildrsserhisib
back and add lo the clerk; "Then MAN
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