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A IA if. i I', 4 - 1 t' 1 white ro 1.,`,3"1 . • • ' lil24tiS QVei+tt~~A,'nut.sr fijiBrs~n~~iil~js~fl In rll4 r'l to the result df tiii::lhijgaehmetit NVltehing '4oiChifreiltioidebt df the' 'lnftittlelghhi' PeNVOYEtitt:tChfit tire If:tale:lJ thee r 4 the '‘ ,l o•te : r etot4lTOl' o . otolittitititt 440t0 to 'll2 ,l ttl+ott 4 htlralilicineul'ltidi , littittnitig thy trnl etiflundltterm: The fiends of Wado, Wt fsee, I , \ - ntfin arvi Curt , u ark'. eiteereliho,l3rl tiptfefuum In working up.. tCe tniorAtA or theit oeverah emelhlitte% 'Tito Wlttiti%(ln'nre urging nn Immediate veldtet, crhltst other , not: that It lie du iirrett'unttl tete? the Chkago• Radical Cnnorntion'. 1! eortesponclent of the lste:o o York ffernld ~n3.Fillut Senator res• willynte ngitibt+t tiN,etiehmi;rit, ttint tarry 't:Th'aigh Iteptirk. limns w 461 1 .16) to secure the l're4hlent's. nequi trot. We shall see. THE Pcoev: have read the evidence iu 016." trapeat.littient . trlal; 1111,1 are eon- Iniii•A that the tuttna,;cni liaN : e uo ept.c. the Seotite-tnay convict, hot the mat•les will ~daeidc the ri•cAticitt 1,0 guilty. Impeachment - *TIM Lound the death knell - of tint 'Radical party or Of the Re• public. tt,'would he for the p eopletusay idthe I.ollbtlmx w Lleti It nllquld tic k A TOtigie colitipilaciee of ltudicnl fauatic4l nd d'eningegu6 in power, wuuld be noth 'briillliort of national t.ulchle. _ . • t STEVENSN 111.M-111E31 Y. 7 . 11:34e1.1.1 St.11:01Y said lii-the cour.c of 'llO ,4iecch on the Impeachment trial, that doliii• sorl'A tteat4on to the Republican, party WO "holier than the betrayril by Judi'. ~,., 1 earlor, 'who wily bi li-avrel a iinvtc buil t '1661." XII' old man, tottering on the v .rke'or_the grace, who can indulge in et , ti 'bitieptieniy, must; be hardoned in il .d—titmity Tor the leadership of a iiii)fr'erignfted In breaking - up the beet go Trhnrelit the world 6i...0r Hair. 7P.v.turs 'compared the violent di - it/WA re eimiNe of IYuttiv :And hi,t znanageim iu Impeachment to the peacilec t of the Chinese, nho matte a gre'.tt noise to frighten away their ene mies, and to the' explosion of tuo hun dred Mir fifty tons of gunpowder at it safe. inatanee from the walls Of h fort; With 'the expectation of reducing it - to ruins. TLIy alitkon to Butler's powder boat and Its ridiculous inefficacy drew a general laugh front the auditory. WHO Was itntxrrn THE 8611TH 7- 9'here in one truth so patent that it is a proverb Ina dozen languag.s. Tt Is , says the New 'Yea . 17crahl, that the man who erten "stop tide!" most Instils is IrlOilt frequently the thief himself. Mr. ItUntWell adoptit MIS ruse in his at gument where , he accuses Mr. Johnson of having nrietiv to fath er the results of the ratlica iliey with regard to the South upon Mr. .lohnsmt, and to make him appear a wretch before the Senate by imputing 'to hint the acts vd the party that he haw fought without instilled* pause. Mr—Bout Well says " ten Slates of thfil/tdori are without law, without sedulity, without safety; public order everywhere pubilejustiee nosehere respecied. Forty millions of the•pebjtle'haie been 'rendered anxious Mid Aineertain t's to the preservation of pttblk, 'pekes and the perpetuity of the instithtions freedoin in this country. " 'frac, every sentence; hut what has it got to do with the Prealde•nt4 Surely, it anybody , la be Impenohed for this it is tire destruetive, reekt&s, disorganizing, part bum Congress of the rotted States. 'l•Hu siisjority - for the "Constituttou" end tlic.negro. ticket to South Candies i. over At this, FAreey, in his "two papers, both daily," exclaims. "timid Republican victory !" "There is arnnethiag sotilirne," adds Forney, "I the reconstruction of the State of John 0. Alsillioun." True enough; it is very suli. lime to bee a squattrir from Ohio (Scott) invested with the executive duties of ,South Carotitta; and it is equally sublime to Neerthe'big negro (Oonlosa) placed in the aline , of Secretary of State. What' are** veining to? Suok are the "vie tots" Over which* Fernery, who la a ne gro hybrevet, rejoices. TllislY (1 0 ?Lliefure the elect/pp In chicav i , a oorrespoutient aa i ya i 4e,/iamlitsula , iii that city declared ihat Ant went for the Democrats, the Radical Nat/punt Ctonvention "should 4011,4ipprind . : 4osoule wore loyal section." 4 1 4F 1 IPPAPae grule_Detnocratic, and it ttterefom tlcetuea t a titteation as to where the,ita i slitieht,will go. All the great, Att s ]antic dike bp.veflongeinoe bet:011,10 Dem , egetlp.,guat now that the gnioiest of In , ;14tutl ties a ltge deserted z iltemtlAt Pamlico' .party, where will they go? ,Trots still pue, refuge ! othir . h me3t, he-pointed •taiViirto , tbi'Y A 54 4keakY if find SY l"lia s thAtig o {rtendti for a year longer, and that ..,feelaVit t itl}hagtoo. City :rho Capital has . 11 . 49 legieketed hdo the hands of Ate negross, , who doubtless Would be glad to entertain their Boston ntiff*rF ea l cuk G tends. EZI= C . • cl+Zzliv South "4inc*)elsi" o .ol course) has fatified "de fi onstipp t h e q,;, by 43,4u0, npjßri cx, „He trefklj: ev how wany lance u.eS the ,gigs v . iitm), North Carolina, lie_, says ,the ficaror:4?,, , ,fiir, the "constitution" in 43' edwitiee 13,440, and 45 to hear fiotW. Ott:Mt:ADE bays the Giorgio Parried ”de constit.usbath" lii that Statttland elected lltdlock, Radical; but that there till' be a white Democrat• lc leirtslatur • : ' " ittik Devnoelsey eveiyivhere thrOugh ikt thel*tate - Shotild take early and ,ae• "ttrtr'ineattirefl to explain the Registry. likle'to the maple and make arninge '"iirentig,"thentigh committees and other• "wltlt; l tognatiry every eitizf.n who fa en iTtkd t to vote. Let no votes be loot through Ignorance or neglect of the new tretiMentientn. ' Vialaua liaatauft was Inaugurated at New' Nanteu oin 'Wednesday, , Thet passidevaNkatadmilitaiy, was unusually Bast Elassionitle. Governors will soon ' beaussaaturfasikon.sgaisu • - AliwrimiCArclasryar la New Iluven le neftimedimgh Au; reuraak thal.."the exidena,against President Johneas la juatily sanding. vicious ..1110 W 41 1 0 tban440411111101100i." True as hue (preaching. 4 p lie country perish • t . , pities hqldent,lid o4r?eo tuay „ 1 111 l'4lie 441Auelilailveri Ipin ,ooll4,B•:4Pril:4l . t, OA 4 tliEliiiikieT2Wf. 4/1;;Iii en tered u=gui .. hiCaltite"ririleitteri ,Atedille iiii;mik, Itendsi, tit Is. /aped.Mii4iberamillanakst owners NaLle-. .1 taimily,4llllo4 Mien ikiik , inimailate. pre -4AM10NP1tiv.4).4,4b,...4,1. ,1•...44.4 ~. , lid• r ilLaQI 0) u.u. .o ,„, 1,:, 14.-rtArl 11 . 1,11101 - 11 tr.," 'tr. Evarts concluded hil extr.kordi nardy ( 1 , 1 Friday, at o'u •Alltr a shitt r Mr.: , ttr}lbtlteomtgettted. still in feebh4tedith, could notelreAill the high galailt tility..theittute orit;glit • and tilt fief ol voice against the Improper r.tmnai of the Executive of the Nation. Ile entered , upon a thorough revh•tv of the faek, an d tidjosnontont until Saturdit • Itc te.utnel, but nt 6Pro‘v 8%61'1;4111's &kraal fatigue. Mr. ick, who attended eotrnserclurlag4iatirtal, 4hdif rend train the prfated iftwatoit tat th t'elotto of the argurnema, talwil: Mr. *farther? re. Rainer( the findv, ithe leering elorrnontlinit ttnprewdi a perera r tton: Hennbare, It was not at all nigsremity for, the riefenae of tilebrforithillit Shut .1 ti the exercise of that dimirctiou which the law allows;tii him he fauna be put to 'pave that hie Intentions Weren't Sent. He has gape far beyond the necessities of his Cass.. Never were good intentions and honest motives noire , thoroughly proved than they have been proved In tide ease. I repent It, that if everything else were made out, this treat excul patory fuel twist absolve him Dom art I criminal 11.toility. And now, tienator-i, r 1,,,,, duce with the law and the fact , of the ert-e'. There remains for me, how ever, a duty to perform—one of solemn Import and obligation—a duty to niv sin lit, to Loy Minter chief, to toy friend. There May Le tinee among you, Sena tors, who cannot find a core of guilt against the ('resident; there any be thoAe among you who are not satisfied that a case fur, impeachment has yet :amen, but are fearful of the consequences of an acquittal. Lou may entert.ii u vague apprehensions shot, ffti.Med with the suceess of an acquittal, 1 he Proffitt, It t will pruoeed to acts of violence and revo lution. Senators. you do not know ur um deist:lnd the men. I cannot say that,yipi Willfully misunilerstand him; for r, too, though never an extreme party man. have fait inure than once in the heat of_party atilliete the saute hitter nail tinenniproinking grit"l that may now an imate yon. no time hits bee II 0110 n I 16oltest , upon Cameral. Jackson as the wrist ,datuserous of tyrants. 'Pone has been v. hen, day after day, I expected to see loin inaugurate 'a roof ehon, nod y'et, biter his administration sea , crown ed with suceenri end eustnined ley the peer pie, I lived to see hint gracefully Herren der his great powers to the Inutile that con ferresistlashi r emaklackler the softening I leflececcfs Ail, tittle Icame.Ao regard him ria itica tyhwt, !natio 01111 yr die most holiest and patriotic Men. - ' ' ' Now listen for a moment to one wlicr understands Andrew Johnson better than most of you, for his opportunities hare been greater. Wien, nearly two years ago, ho called MO from the pur suits of my professional life to take a scat I In his cabinet, L answered the cull under a sense of public dirty. I came here al- I mart a Stranger to him and to every member of the cabinet except Mr. titan tau. We had been 'friends for many years. Senatom, need I Sell you that all my tendencies are conservative? You, Mr. Chief Justice, who have known me for a third of u century, can hear me witness', law, not arms, is my profession. From the moment that I was honored u bib a seat in the cabinet of Air. John son, not a step wits taken that did not conic under my obeervation, 'iota word Was said that escaped my attention. i regarded hint closely in cabinet; and still more in private nod confidential eon ver tedium I saw him often tempted with bad advice. I knew that evil counseltors were' niers than once around hint. I observed him with the most intense auxiety, but never In word, in deed, In 'thought, in action, did I discover in that :min anything bet loyalty to the consti tution and the laws. Re stood firm as - a rock against all temptation to abase his own powers or to exercise those which were notentirerreiropiiit hint. Steadfast and self-reliant in the inidstraf ail ditHeul ty,vrhen dangers threatened, when temp tations were strung, he looked only tothe constitution of his country arid to the people. Yee, Senators, I have seen that man tried us few have been tried. I have seen his confidencii abused. I have seen 'hi in endure day after day,privations such as few men have ever been' celled upon' to meet. No mon could have met them with latore`sablitne patience Kamer or later, 'however, I knew the: expiration must comet And when it dirt wale, my only wonder was that it had been' so into* delayed. Yes, Senators, 'with all 'tile faults, thin President has been more al lied against thaosinning. Fear not, n, In aertnit Min. The constitution llle the country is as safe in his hands r..,oin violence es It 14111; in the hands 1 • Washington. But it, Senators, you condemn him ; if .you strip Muir of the tribe of office; if you degrade him to the utmost istretch of your power, mark the prophesy: The strong arms of the people ME aViiiirBITTI. They will find away to raise idea from any depths to which you may consign him, and, we shall live tp see hint redeemed, and to hear the majestic voice of the people: I - Well done, faithful servant, you shall have your reward. Itlit if, Se/tutors, as I cannot believe, I but has been boldly said with glmost °Metal patictlon, your votes have been I ctinvaseetinnd the 'loom attic , Presiden't sealed, then let that judgment not be ppaountied iii this Senate chamber, just here where our Camillus, iu the hour cif greatest peril, single-handed, met and baffled the enemies of the republic; not here where he stood faithful anion the faithless; not here where he fought the good fight for the Union and the consti tution; notin this chamber, whose walls echo with that clarion voice that in the days of our greatest danger carded hope and COlll (alto many a desponding heart, strong as...au &tiny _with., banners. No, hot here; seek out rather the derkeet arid' gloomiest chamber in the subterra• bean reetosea of the eapitol, where the ehoerful light of day never enters.— l'irece erect the altar and immolate the victim. Mr. lttugham, fur the managers, closed the argunteut on the case, commencing ou Monday,and closing on Wednesday. The speech, 'strong only in taut, disap pointed public expect:talon, Tteptiblkans even declaring that it damaged impeach /eak mire than tlie President. not,lakely that a verdict will be readied before meat week. Opinions vary as Lathe seoult.,Aud a number of betehave been, wade at Wonhington up- Aetlh, Theintpeaelieraarereportedhahe uncertain and depressed, whilst _the ~ friends of the President are more hal. A' few days, however, will tell the' I ',whole hale- r _whether there are elght, Re publicans do the Senate bociaat enough tra rhatAilsove,party and record theicsol iataectordatiee with the law and flea facia—for %atm this thread now have Eke midwife ease. sus BWAIILT. `The New:Yorlr, and °tiler journals, abound with elaborate ealtalations as to the: flea! vote Pill the High Court of Ito petehmedt. We fancy the folliewing from 04 Netr York Herald evoke about as near ae Ca 110 W • t'to the 'truth : AU statement!' purporting to tell what the votes of Senators wilt be on the Im peachment articles areineorrect: 13trice the Cita Wan atitheSettators have re trained from making any reference to it and avoided oil expressions of opinion. There have been trio or three exeen- Untie to the g,eineral rate, ft is trite, but the great body of the members have mil served a dignified silense,,not ever.' re ferring to' the trial aitiongt O heir Luca t inti mate With the pressure or Which have been briefly noticed, the prevalence of tenwerete counsels and the unanswereble arvintegta allot Free- Meet's lawyels, it is not singular that to the "hinjority bol'e's - ronvietioh seethe linpoestbic , rnieAnne ; healevier, rests ,wlthAbe eisitate. „It:Anima doubted item lip these who-have the best Insane ;of judgitw insperliellyeAdistodelly one-third of thtftsdkuametntournazt eoundlaced of welOrluoi Aftt 4koin m , WaS, tO stag *dtd. laid • 'A 'Verdict Of to otthif hy the a•pubinqiele. Tbese;see are new sugar .olll. o) • I' • ng. leseveies a ,orfreir n e y ny have ever experienced. Whether they gill rtt import rind kravely vi le tha , int rityfis e tic:Aquem t. of oiliest to 4 ieritun lil cottytry. - - ,11. t 4 Outruivrtu , it r_stai*A. *JUN ThtAis Iltiorr_aLts , emu known as-, a I, Atm , Iteptiblictot newsistper that hat it says is justly entitled to great crt Tglit. In - the futloit Ing editorlat it -diem a conelusit•ely that the real obsta cle to the restoration of the Union Is an( las teen ie a cut major y n Conkrtish. IVe trmtntenet t , Its' remarks to ilte l etincht! , attention bonest and tfitatelenfroui; Itepuhficans: , 7`l,lei,.lo;fnt most, slron,yly preeiteJlealnst TrT4ldent 'Johnson of tate Yl, that he is "an 'obstacle to the paelfkattlon 'of the vountil." Tits. Twitnerre branrs,thisseett so,ipa agatot ,that be )1:14 resisted I.acification "after a bloody and ticolttting war, rfurirra a Trrhy'pe;riod ry'fbas,whentheut - gent Interests otpeace, and Justtlee, and national prnsperity de matt, hd that , pacitLeation;' , and this specific charge Ts pre<sed tiljal net Min by 'the treat body of the Radler(' Press, • Now the simplest justice compete us to itiy --what e verylusly vens r i.Satthie ib a one-sided and unfair statement of the case. Pres,identJohnson contended earns esti)! and 'vigorously for a "pachientiou of the country," by the restoration of the Southern States, for tarn ,o'n'e, while eancress resisted and defeated it. Dur ing the two years which followed the eines. of 'the war, the Math tieemiatiou againsit Mr. Johnson was that he - was hur r ying "PaelliCaLlOn " too LAO. The harden of all the Radical speeches In Congress was Cud the South was not ready for restoration;—that the States were not St to be brought back into the Union ;—that the pemile were, still at heart rebels, and could not safely be truSted with self-government or with a share in the government of tIM nation. emorrese refused even to receive the ore• dentials, of ,Southern members ot Con gress,—refused to recognize the Pro visional Governments organized' by the President for the purpose of paving the way. to resamstruetion,—refused to do auy thing but subject the Southern peo ple to continued military rule. During allthit time Mr. Johnson was pressing , restoration and pacification up oil Congress. lie insisted on its necessi ty, ou the advantages to be derived (eon! it, and on the obligatfrins resting on the Governeletlilitifier tne Constitution to bring it about' as speedily 114 possible. And during -all that trio year it was Congress, and not the President, winch was the "obstacle" to restoratien end ,paeatication. Cougrees opposed it, be l'allse it did iiireliksi-the Presidenr4 plan' id bringing it about;—Just as the Presi dent afterward ofYpoped it because basin/ not.' hike the -dap of Coogreee. Both would have favored it if both could have hadit iu their own way. But as neither coati have it just exactly as either Negat ed it, each in turn thwarted the other. harp Preeideig, wanted the Union re stored, and State Governments re-estab lished, substantially under the State Constitutions which existed before se eesi.km, modified so as to meet the changes which the war bad rendered necessary; cud this he pressed upon Congress avid the country with all the zeal, Impatience anti imprudence thanes teristte of his nature. Congress would not eonsieut to re:U.ol%omi except on the basis ot universal negro suffrage. This W;l4 its aim from the begiumug.. It re sisted eVely attempt at reconstruction on any basis short of that. Failing to carry that at the outset, Congress contented itself with staving off reconetruction al together, until it could carry negro suf frage. It would not allow the Southern States to he represented in Congress; it would not allow them to control their own State Governments, or to make their own constitutions and laws, until they could compel them to do it on Chat 4)34864 It made Itself "obstacle"—and a very formidable and effective obstacle —to the "pacification ot the country," and the restoration of the Union, so long as that point was unattained, and during all that time President Johnsen was doing everything iu his. power (which proved to be little enough) to accomplish what he is now untruly accused of hav ing opposed from the beginning—name ly, the rester/Alen of peace and the 1.1, We say nothing now of the comports tire merles of the two phins. Whether the. President was right Itistrying to .re store the Union on his basis, or nut—it is certain, at all events, that -he is not chargeable with having "01,posseil re stbnition, " front the close of the war. lie did every thing in his power to favor it. He WWI two year* &bead of Congress lir point of•time, its trying to hung it shout. Congress never favored it, or would per mit it, until lts favotite policy 01 uni versal sug'rin,, , e had been secured. rum DEMOCRATIIC NONINEK rwa 1=13:1332 The New York correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger writes: The Manhattan (Fifth avenue, Club, as woo are aware, is the leading Demo cratic organization in this city, the wealth and social position of - most of its members imparting, to it an Influence and an Importanee to which the Tam many Hall had scarcely a claim. This club, withio iluttp.w....ezcziings past, has been attentively canvassing the proba ble result of the Democratic National Convention, which is to be in some sense their guests, in the course of a few weeks. After a survey of the whole field,. and with a thorough acquaintance with the feelings and wishes of the leading men of the party, the Club has come to the conclusion that it will be impossible for the convention to agree either upon Mr. Pendleton or Governor Seymour, though thete will be a hot preliminary struggle by the adherents of each for the mastery. Hancock's name, it Is believed, will then be brought forward ; but as there art:objections to 'him which the Club do niiMelieve can be overcome, he will re cei ve'u complimentary vote, and then be put aside In order that the following may he agreed to as the comprofhise which la finally to prevail: For Presi dent, Senator Hendricks, of 'lndiana. For Vice-President, Governor English, of Connecticut. With the settled conviction that this is to be the programme, the Manhattan Club is now going to work, though it is admitted that there may be a slip up on English in favor-M.lokt' T. Hoffman, of New York, if the friends of the latter can be induced to relinquish the gov ernorship, which they are keeping in re aerve for him. '•ttvconnection with this we find it sta ted' that the Congressional Democratie ,rxuctstive, Committee have unanimous. passed resolutions requesting the Deinneratin National Cominittee to re *mettle, their previous action and issue a call for the Presidential Nominating Convention to meet in New York early in June, instead of on the 4th of July, as now arrangeitTEr.Trisisaid to be prob *bits that a conversional eaucus or all the Democratic members will shortly be called for the purpose of making the same request. 'The New York Hun, of Saturday, says : A meeting of distinguished military gentlemen, who claim to tai attactred to the Democratic party, was held at the Fifth Avenueeliestelening, foi the purpose of promoting the nomination of General Haucook sathelDemocratic can didate for the Presidency. This they regard as the only sure means of defeat ing den.-Grant J 11341 securing a Demo cratic triumph. The chair was occupied by Major General Gordon Granger, who distinguished himself at. Chickatnauga, and is at the head of the executive com mittee appointed by the celebrated con vention which met at Cleveland in 1866. It was determinett that a national con vention of Democratic !soldiers and sail ors, excluding those who fought on the Confederate aide, should be held in this city, if poaaline,. on the same day with the regularaunicuml convention of the Dem:serials" party. It was the unani mous opinion, 'however, that the fourth of July will be too late for this conven tion, inasmuch as General Grant will be nominated on the 20th of May, and his supporters will thin have more than six smote etarrin the 'bampaign. A Com mittee, of which "Brigadier Oetteral Hal pine is the chairman, arse appointed to wait upon-.osts.xmlinnaLexeouthre com mittee of the Democratic party, to get the DlSMocretio tonlentionCalled`sorne time .but that otJune; irwairallso to address lathe Damao:ado asidgelorlidaitadd- bat !rotted Zialttrisittati='"P"" !"" cad epartmeitt. TOWN, COUNTY HMO tONITUIIbaIoCNTIES Serviera. l -There will be preaeid* oc the second tiabbatb of itay., - f IWO** Siff Marais Crock grc•sbyteciark • c l itfir4 10 *Jock, A. SI., by lbov.,..trjr. Mc! KOPPII', of Princeton, N. J. --There will be preaching at the liun teratown Vre,l4y,lerian, Ott the third flatitattr - tit tbit rirrnttli, = nt 1(!? . 444ea,,by4.1a0.1i0v.e1. a, aria.A - Princeton, Noisietary, atuisis.—The regular RH MAI meeting 01 Zion's elands of the Reformed Chemlt will Oils year-tib held at Eyst Berlin, itt this county, to open. this evening.. Ma minion will oontinne set , eral days. A. full _attendance ,tif Millili ters and elders le expected, though we are not adelsed of any, speehilty Imftor: lard business likely to be broUght before the Chassis. t i Diridends.—The (left •aburg - National Rank hall - a z - c are i - a v dent' of. 6 -per cent. and the t'imi N'att nut ohOf 41 per cent. fnr (e taln el. mohilii; . "The Ilan over Saalnlfa Inetitutlon has declared 10 percent. and thellti,noter 'Branch hail road 5 per cent. 8/./ . ct.—A now street, has been opened tram North kfitratten across to forth WoOduginu. It rues Along the southern line of the new Preparatory grounds, We understand it is called is upon street. Post Ogfee AppointnSerifs-John Ruff has been appointed Postmaster- at Green Ridge, in this eouitty, in place of John Norbeek, Avila removed to Stritban township, and John A. it. nether Post master at Bigler, (Middietown,) this county, In placeof G. W. Re; resigned. Accident—Ou the 234 ult., a 8(.41 of Mr. E. Herman, of litraban aged about 6 yenta, met witty a.nerious accident. lie had gone /with his father to the woods, and while the latter was ,putting a log on ate wagon. 1 1 -skilPed and rolled on the boy, crushing and reak ing htfrlez ule.Fore Raton .Ntettcd.—The "11a:ill/en" enlarging tliqiv hall, on Carlisle street, toe therease of membership re quiring it. , They intend' to re-paper, paint, and eurp4, &e., and when cool pleted, will have a. creditable hull. Railroad Sobderlption.—By a vote of 797 for and 80 against, the people of Frederick have declared in favor of a city aubseriptiCir of BM,OOO to the capital sines of the Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad Company. ' IZzaili of on Eilitor.—We regret to re oord the death of Hr. W. V. Ilan ik owsk une of the editors of the Hanover Citizen, which occurred at his father-in-law's residence, in that place, on Saturday af ternoon week. He WM a native Of in Germany, and wits in ilia 37th year. He was highly respected, and his death fs generally lamented. Injured.—On Thursday lust, Mr. Fred erick Itfclntire, of Liberty township, on his return fritu Gettysburg, with a load of fish, made a narrow escape from death at Bream's hill. The horses be coming. unmanageable, started rapidly down the hill, upsetting the wagon, and throwing Mr. Mclntire violently upon his bead, with part of the load upon him. When picked up he was thought to be fatally Injured. Dr. O'Neal was sent for, who applied,the proper restora tives. Next day, it afforded us pleasure to learn, Mr. Mclntire was able to re turn home, his Injuries not proving as serious as was at Omit feared. Ge',yd.'s'!" Building Anoelation.—The annual meeting of the stockholders of Gettysburg Building Association was held In the Arbitration room on Satur day evening, there being a full turn out of the members. The annual statement submitted by the Direetory showed the Association to be in a very prosperous condition. All the old ofileers were elected, viz : President, 7. - 0". Fahnestock. Vico President, Win. A. Duncan. Secretary, J. F. McCreary. Treasurer, J. A.Kitzmiller. Managers, C. fl Buehler, J. W. C O'Neal, John Culp, of M., Win. Chritz man, John Rupp. It was determined by a vote of the stockholders to issue a new series of zoo shares, $2.10 eitoli, the present members to have the preference in subscribing therefor. Over 300 were promptly. LittleAtou.n Building ociuliun. —Tll is I,t assoeiatiotihwielected the following offi cers for,the ensuing year: Wesideut, John Spangler, Jr. Vice President, Isaac Staub. Treasurer, James H eniehosse Secretary, James A. Lefever. Directors, John Diehl, H. t - 3. Klejn, Martin F3trelTy, Israel Yount, Jacob Horn fiercer. Attorney, W. A. Duncan. The association starts with fine pros pects, and will prove a success. All the stock has egg taken. _ • Joe. W. Yeatte, formerly with Dap horn & Hoffman, in this place, Is nln with M. M. sfarple & Co., dealers in Notions and Fancy Ooods, 53 North Third street, Phlladelplrla. Mr. Yeatts enjoys a large aegnakitanee, and hey log fine business capacitii,' with the con fidence of the public; he cannot fall to succeed in his new place: Our mer ch`ants buying in Philadelphia should be cure to give John a call. Col. .(antta Gowan, the builder of the Chicago lake tunnel, has received the contract for the erection of the State capitol 11014114 s at Spripgliehl, The Col. lived in CletLyehurg when a Upy.and,le known by many,of our peo wivo!will be glad to hear Q( hlr rise An the world. 11 Go to Soper & lifeatrinela Jewelry Store, on - YE:Wit Febl;ll' you want any •thing in their fine! A flue assortment of the laMst styhii oY Bremit Pins, Ear Rings,. Finger Rings, Sleeve Buttons, &c., Jost received. American and 'Swiss 06Id and Silver Watebee, Silver PIMA' Were, such as Casters, flutter Knives, Ender Dishes, Fit& •Doskets, Faits and Spoons, also on hand. It you don't wish to purchase yourself, go and examine the_stockanyhow, that you way inform your friends where to pur chase at reasonable prices. 2a, limbo Land Sate.—We would call the attention of Fanners and others, wanting Rene and Poste, to the sale of Paxton & WitheroW, advertised for the 10th Inst. We understood their lands 'Wand in Chestnut and Locust, such .as have not been in the market for some years. It Sale of Building .Lots.—Thta afternoon , at 8 o'clock, Prof. Windier. Will 'offer, at public sale, a number of valuable buil ding lota fronting on Union and Catfish) streets, nearly niq.srsiLethe new Prepara tory grounds: • 11 Vanier' "and swig; ty Samuel flertist,'it*lit Stables, In rear of Kayak:43e I:lotiae.. ClettObitrg, — Pa. Ftb hAtl also' a very o¢,b`be aeen at . table. May 1. .21- Chattiest tratag assartit at Coiambi& amid Motieikk. OE trn inprovemen..— n a ram. e around town, we notice the following Improvements in plogrek.sasd abmit.4o balerxnmenced : t ftaitimore Street.—The V4nder t t property, now owned brides*. tit O'Neal and buntan,Anii;:lxiin *mute a thret.tory, ‘1 it hAvetnoti_Oir_iliE the front. Painters and plasterers are about 11M-di:rm. the house. This is a marked improvement to the street. --Adria!Di cacti:lg a dwelling on hri - prOperly, ilear_the the southern ex- ty oT the — lereet. ' We Meters it is to be ft,tiro-story frame, in cottage style. Tills' imithists to' be one of the 10414hpeit 04dentWiti The Lodge aio.lso Datetuy of the Na tional Cemetery has been entlrstky re- Mt:a:feted etni`lesiiitiiiM has been &OM tar Sine 'al Freer& too( substi tuted. This snakes the building con siderably higher and Maly - , hetterg Its appearanee. large, sad ornamental porch has been built entirely,around It. Stier citation Nners:assitireite i.l days ago, by the War Department, and have beets placed around the base of the pro. posed monument I it the Cemetery. cUatuberalnarg Streot,.—E. H. Min nigh's hisuie ip intilied;' and John (Duel's nearly ao. Both are decided im provements, with au attractive City look. James Wilson Is erecting e o two-story frame, dielling on his lot, adjoining John Geo. H. Swope has commenced the erection cif a two-story frame building, adjoining Dr. Tate. The row of brick residences owned by Messrs. Falinestoek and Duncan, W. T. King, Win. H. Culp Asti Geo. Weikert, la being re-painted and otherwise repaired. Henry McDonnell to about to build a two-story triune dwelling, near the end of the street. C. J. Tyson's property shows consider able Improvement. The house has been entirely repaired and the grounds are being laid out tastefully. York Street.Ott this street the only Improvement we notice is that of Simon Codorl's house. Ife has remodeled 'the front, and repaired throughout. It will look first class when finished, The building adjoining is soon to be treated to a new brick fibiut and other additions, with a view to its use as a fresh meat store. Carlisle Street.—Tulin Rolling is about erecting a shoemaker shot, adjoining S. R. Tipton. The new Preparatory building Is being put under roof. The building stands on un elevation and presents a tine appear. ante; the improvement of the grounds only being necessary to make it a beauti ful place. In the neighborhood we notice the following property sales: By Prof. Ehre hart, building lots to Capt R. McCurdy, Col. Buehler, Geo. B. Monfort and Sam uel F. Neely, all of whom Intend build ing in the fall. These lots lie on the east side of Carlisle street, opposite the Pre• paratory By Hon. M. Melleatt to Messrs. Dup. horn and Kitzmiller, 12 acres, lying on the north ',Wei)! the Preparatory grounds, at $450 an acre. Thal intend laying it out In building lots. By David Sterner ta•TargiliiSheads, two lots on the corner of Stratton and Rail road streets, at £4 - 10 cash. Mr. S. has • removed his lumber yard to this ground. By John H. and George W. McClellan to Col. G. H. Buehler, a lot of ground, adjoining the lumber yard of the latter, for $lOOO cash. On the Mumnia.shurg road, near the College, Geo Kitzmiller has commenced the erection of a neat two•story frame dwelling. Washington Street.—Peter Thorn has titled up the property on the corner of South Waal)lugton and High streets, for a bakery. The building has been en larged by a hack building, and the whole tastefully painted. James Foster sold to Samuel Romer a lot of ground, fronting on Washington street. We understand It Is Mr. Xoser's intention to build a two-story briek resi dence thereon. Mr. Foster also sold a half lot to Rev. Mr. Jamison, adjoining the above. Joseph Wible is about to erect a large Warehouse on ihe corner of Washington and Railroad streets. The building will be used in the forwarding business. Samuel Little has !Waited a weather boarded house opposite the College Cam pus. On the same Bide of the street, Win. T: Ziegler has commenced the erection of a two-story frame dwelling. The building in the College Campus is progressing. it• will .be w twv:voitol7 double frame house. This building will be au ornament to the College grounds, as well as to that part of the town. East 'Middle Street.—Jedge Zlegier's new doable house is being finished.— Taste lies been displayed in its erection, outside and inside, rendering it one of the best of recent improvements. Was. C. Striekbouser has erected a two-story frame house, near the corner of Stratton. Levi Juniper hap juat, tisished a two- story frame bark building to him resi dence, opposite the Methodist Chureh. West Middle Street.--John Zliea has finished a snug one-and-a-half story frame dwelling, near West street. John Tawne has put up a two-story frame house at the end of the street. Jacob lteDannell Is about putting up a two-story frame dwelling, adjoining John Zhea. Stratton Street.—C. A. Miler's two story frame louse, near the Railroad, is nearly finished. Samuel Cassatt has commenced the erection cif a two-story frame house on North Stratton. High Street.—David Bluebaugh Is about completing a very neat and comfortable two-story frame dwelling on this street. The buiiil!tir line the firtiage order. John Swope has re-painted and other wise improved his property. Mrs• Maria Whiotzkey's frame cottage, opposite the Fair °mauls, looks well. The Agricultural Society's grounds are beiug,graatiy Bopp:med. Several hund red-6016611*es Wive bee n blasted, so as to affitrd shade, but not interfere with the exhibitions. The front building, for or flees, will soon be put un. • A few, years will serve to make this a intuit attractive and henutifol spot. Breckenridge Street.—Ai fit. Feistel has just erected another two-story triune dwelling, adjoining his present residence. This building displays considentbie taste. John Weirich is about to erect a two story frame building, on the lot adjoin ing his dwelling. From what we learn concerning -It, it will be a neat and com fortable cottage. ' lic-interred.—The body of Gene - in! 'Paul J. Semmes, who fell at Gettysburg, was re-interred at Columbua, Ga., April A With considerable ceremony. COL. Itceweielurrettr34, from the Chambersburg Repository, and is suc ceeded by Messrs. Jere. Cook. ami 8. W. Hays. Wire itiodi Hay Bakes, of befit make, (wreak dulling thogeasonAty.. l o#4 bl*. • Ad f0133.—A -- drirrespeinitatft - fIYII the first page) furnishes us with an Inter setinit letter, which tourists will ~ireer • reasoll ua for. The nether knows whereof he writes, As he is with• out a doubt flie.mojpe . xteneiVe traveltl gNutletualt 4horAnuiriena eontineet tells iho to•teaLs the various routes, as tell as the most direct, the Choice scen ery which Is presented along the lines, add OM) gives hints with regard to crea ture comforts at the hotels. It Is a letter Tim RI I tndt 'fflltnafiratr Three Mir this 4turmer, itoclAtine es yet undecided In Teidrelttectl6otiould read and Put aside for rekretkief. Rogoer'a, Prug 'Store. (Foroo.V's old standd in Baltimore street, opposite Dan nerift Zle*ter'a Store, has been thor oughly overhauled, and repaired in cap ital etyle—rew shelving, handsomely painted, new jars and bottles, tastefully labelled, wads and eeitlag papered, and additional gas fixtures Introdaceit—:the whole looking "clean and bright is a new pin." A large lot of fresh goods has been added, and no labor or money will be spared to .make this one of the best Drug Stores in the State. The pro prietor Is determined to accommodate and please the public In every way—not only with the variety and superior qual ity of his goads, but alto in the reasona bleness of his prices. All the people, froill NUM and country, are Jisked to give /Lulea's, Drug Store a call: They will have money by it. It Another aria.—Crypt. T. C. Norris has vetoed the high prises, and Is selling Cluthlng, Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoes at prices as low as before the war. His stock is the largest and Wed selected that it has bequ our fortune to sec out side of the large cities. His stock of Men's and, Boy's Fur and Straw Hats for Spring and Summer is just opened, and la the largest and most complete in Adams manly. hive him a esti and be convinced. May 8. To Ilegiltiers.—Col. C. H. Buehler has just received a very large assortment of LUMBER suitable for Building purpo ses, including Boards, Plank, Flooring, Siding, Laths, Pickets, Shingles, titc. Also Posts, hewed and sawed, with prime Fencing Boards, White Pine and Hetn i hst)t- builders will do well to give film a - call, as his stock t> not only-large, but his arrangements are such that he rail sell at the very loWest cash rate.. Also constantly on hand, Blacksmith, Lime-burners' and Stove Coat, with an extensive assortment of COO'E.I No STOVES, of the best make, Hollow-Ware, Tlu-%Vlnc, Japan-Ware, &c., which House-keepers will do well to examine Wareroom on Carlisle street, opposite the depot. if The value of pure Wise in Sickness.— The chief difficulty with, reliable wines hits been their scarcity and exorbitant price, but this has been removed by the introduction of a pure -native wine, prepared from the Port grape extensive ly cultivated by Mr. A. Speer of New Jersey. We understand he has submit ted his wine to the test of many of our celebrated physician., and all concur in its purity, medicinal properties, and su periority to the best Port 'wine. Most of them, to signify ',heir just appreciation of Its salutary effects, prescribe it in ca ses of debility, affections of. the kidneys, and chronic complaints, requiring a ton ic, suilioille or diuretic treatment. nmim r. • Druggists sell it. It If any of our readers' are prematurely gray, or are troubled with falling of the hair, dandruff or itching of the scalp, they have only to use fling's Vegetable Ambrosia, and their trouble n ill ;two be over. The preparation is pot only a re storer of gray hair, but one of the most elegant hair dressings we have •ever seen. It also by softening and invigora ting the hair, peevents prematate bald ness and in many eases restores hair to bald heads. [April 17. lm If you feel Debilitated and "worn out," and want something to tone,-up the system, Instead of using stimulants, Luke Dr. 11.' Anders' Wind Water, a most powerful vitalizing agent and restora Live. It permeates the entire system. and its effect is permanent. lt • A Household it best, the only reliable, the cheapest. Try IL Mrs. S. A. Alien's Improved (near style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, (in one bottle.) My wife and children prefer it. Every Druggist sells it. Price One Dollar. Iva MURDER OF A WHOLE FAmti.v.—The Vicksburg Tinics of the :lid ult. gives the details of a horrible murder of a whole family by the name of Keenan, at Omega Landing, Mississippi. The man was shot In the road for thC purpose of plundering him, but not finding money upon his person, the fiends then went to his house and killed his wife and two children. The murderers proved to be two negroes, who were arrested, and con fessed their deeds, and being committed for trial, and on their way to jail, were taken from the sheriff's bands by a band of negroes and burned on the spot fie. their crimes. Cittel*gAti, Itiay —)ldrspatch to the Commercial from Delaware, Indiana, says that on Sunday three boys, eons of Henry - Ftige, ' were In a field, when a diflienlty arose between them, and the oldest mashed the beads of the younger brothers with an axe, killing one out right and leaving the other for dead. On t 4 approach of the father the eldest boy tan to the barn and hung himself. He was found dead. EARLY on Saturday morning, an ex press messenger on one of the cats or the New York Central Railroad was gagged and bound by two men, who entered the car as the train passed Garrison. The robbers then secured about $lO,OOO, and succeeded fti leaving the car, upon its arrival In the city, before the situasion of the messenger was discovered. Tess propeller (4ov. Cushman explo ded a holler whilst running out of the creek at Buffalo, on Saturday morning, by which eleven persons were killed and three wounded. AIANAGEIt BeNCIIIASI is more truthful than he thinks, or Intends, when helpro nounees the impeachment performance trial without parallel in the history of natiehs." It is so indeed. ELECTION AT WESTMINSTER, MD. —At the municipal electiou held at West minster, Carroll twenty, on Monday.,,the Democratiepouservative ticket was elec ted by an average majority of ten, being again since last year of forty. ELEVEN' negroes are aceredited as Del egates to the Republican National Con ventioti at atioago. Go In, Santis), and save "de bore." 'ITLER'S speeches before the "high court of iittpettelimenr , are like his mili tia" exploits—very windy, but anropnt- Mg to nothing. THE New York 7ioacs says that Sena tor Fessenden has declared openly that "he will not perjure himself to- please party frfenda." • GEoW, a broken ddTn Abolitionist, but mill a rampant negro Hutlitageadvnesite, is the Citalrinan of the Radical /Rate Committee. Ton Virginia eleetkni so-eallod cannot ba.hold:nixtit the Bump provides the nediasarY greenbacks. Pearerwitats to -sett Weebatation )43t1i tram wider." 'lhiteßitnitil party in Delaware are orryreir gisrkflospo sneer plattoltn. illiMitalnli - Gieat Pelmet ranifivelUil:nest4S,P titcs, 1567. StarElkiACH 31 INE C 0 Pa J;V ATAa . lioiira, J a. A enurded over Eiyhty-lwo Cbmpettiors, TILE 11 - 1011 F-ST PREMIUNI.I - OnlYflaatilik , alPgigg okiiinor i t !m i la tt iont ,. _AmiumtuNAEww,4o6.44pgw, per Itoperlai ) PUtlyathal ) in the "Monlteur Unlversal, 4 '(Ofl l lgal Jouinid ofum French Rup , Pite.)Tatfakin 3 d July. Ma; la uiriamppeas: • ,•• Fttili,rleoutreedeexMarhgew ELIAS 11.0 WE, JR. aftloatactureratriew Ins Maehtwes,lalhttor. This double first honor Is another proof of the great sulaiwlority of the Rowe Sewing Ma chine ever sH others. tiler-my a STOOPS Igo. al 1101111 Eighth Strevr, PpILA.DELPHIA, PA., Agents for Penngylvanig, New Jersey, Delp ware and Weld Virginia. [Mar. Ling Sm (MOOG A PUlip3 ‘4k niio., , o4syettury, skgenta for Adair. county. QM • Like the voleano, Iloilo• give Issue to tin• gill and fiery eoutento of the deep litiellor. To re move the cane• of 61101. nutlering It to only no ressary to vitalize the Mood 1. supplying it n itlt IW iif; gicAtAti, iRON. 13=13 to protected holution of the Isrotoxlde of II one will do this - tdractudily, and glvo drnaigh, logor xud orer lift' to the whole 0)0tt m. = • . P:uEA, or BatXaN, :51.nwt. "Far year/ I wan a twat•ger grant lAd N, NI. that :iv life her-ante weuriwnne through their fre quent and pernlntent recurrent., nuttily a car buncle formed In tile 111111111 of my During tiF , Prolignull largo pletrmd duvornpoacclUlAnVere every day be Moral( aunty, and tat proatral ton mad general disturlidn, of the n3B{l'lll were great. Da fore 1 hail ei.,l trout thin attnek t it o ionaller Mt higher ti V, and aAn Again Uinta... u itli u recut:, of Lite mattering. lei willeh tel no Ion; been nuideeted. It watt ut him time that 1 t ineneini taking the PERUVIAN sl RI; P. I emit tuned taking II nit 111 I 'tad tined tit e sine,. then I Mao loul nothing of Lim kind. I 'or 3 earn I wan one of the tat.,4 la int, gas e ine par t/al dint Imaporoi, but liits 1 , 1.11 k atble tinnly, 101111 31,11111111111 111111101 P nt directly to the gnat tit the t, 11, a n d tin unirk u lth n thorouglininin worthy tit Ite entahhialad r " A V (rage Panipllli I Lent ire, The genuine Ims Peruvian syrup blown in the glai, J. P. Dl Pinprick,. N.,. Wliec Si , a I,n lc iinhl by all ilrothibilL. CF,I,EIIII.\ TFAI SA 1. \ 1: runs In a \ shtat I Imo Cut., Barns, 5a1.14, Wtalncl, itnvorni, 1 h•ip pednanil,, Halh l / 4 1 , 1 UM n I,lmM, mia, !Alm, &v. It Is prompt In action, removes pall, At oliCe, and min, cc the mont angry looking nweilingat and Inflammations, as If by magic—tam air...t in': relief and a complete Lure : hhTli W. FOWI,f: &RON , Itmtun Yroprletnrn. hold by s In umtlatn, (Inn eni, and at stores. May 1, 11$. lot Its Meet I Miraealama. HALL'S VECIETAIII.I.I SICILIAN HAIR ItENEWFIL It la a p‘rfet and' wonderful article. Cart, haldnow. Make. Lai• grow. A better dnogalsia than any "or" or ”nocuatunk." Sonena brash, dry and Wiry hair Into tlrouti (al Silken Treasex. But, above all, tha areal wonder la the rapidity lth widen It Teodoro. GRAY 11A lilt Tu ITet Olt 1113NAL The whitest and worst luoklug heir resumes Its eirthful b ooty by Ito use. it dui : mootlly° the hair, !rut ntrlkt•v ut the bed surd tills It with ur* lit. phut eolortn4 matter. lire first atrial kat lon will do good ; you will 21.3 the NATIIitA I, /It rota urlug emery day, and ISEFOP.F. YOU I(NOW IT, the old, gray, allse,tioroal uppearaute of the hair will be gone, giving place to lustrous, shirting moil lacautifal lock.. Ask - for ThalFe.yell !MI llair lterrea er ; nu otla•r article la at all like It to Hire t. Fee that each lbottlf , lute our prix ate Govern rural Stamp of er the too uf the bottle, All oihrrs ore imailotiona. IL I'. HALL & CO.. Na.mhua, N. H., Proprletorm For Kale by all druimisb.. May I,ISM. _ Dr. IL I. Tobias' PULMONIII LIFE 81 . 111.' I For the cure of Incipient Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Croup, Asthma, Liver Complaints, Dys pepsia, sad General Debility. For several yenta, I have been urged by kind friends, who have used, and been benefitted by, any Idle Syrup, to pot It tap for general sale; but few know the large expense, now 'that tile country Is flooded with Patent 3fediclues, wlthiCirttend the NMIe. For years past I was reluctant to do so, as the ...capital required w•riutd he large, and I did not wish to curtail the operation of lay Venithan Liniment business. lint, thanks to the ePliOtTell public, who have appreelated toy Veld Can Lini ment, I am now able to do no, without any detri ment to my large business la that medicine The foundation of my nuevcas f attribute-to at: Leading to tire us mafacturn of every drop my self, and shall do the game la regard to nay Pal monk Life Syrup. The ingredients are perfectly harmless, but act on the Lellifjillll.d Liver with astordidlitillielcrt cenla. Depot, No. Cortlandt stn et, New York, veer Jersey City Ferry. Sold by the Druggists and lityrekceperg. May 1. 1m I= would paralyze the world of flinhion lilt were FROCIAIDIED EVERYWHERE that heneeforth no hwy er gentleman could change the polar Of thifir hair with safety. Yetsuch would be the DREADFUL DILEMM.I otboth Sextit, ((that genlnl, balsam le, poltioaleag and peerl4 na pr, paralka, CHRISTADORO'S HAIR RYE, werestgidketi a1f*X444411 of toiler laktrlea. No danger of that, bowel cr. It la not for a day, but for all time. Manufacture.' by J. I'ItISTAIa MA), I IH Malden Lane, New York. Kuld by all Drug gl,ta. Applied by all Hair ll:taxers. May I. Trn A New Remedy fee ireesomptleim A Physician wits had et also at itt 1. in tar several yearn, IA lilt treyautt Wattling/. of the .1110, cured hilliNelf With a nietliclhe elittoottrn to the pro fession, when his cake appear I. lotpelt Ile In the only phyttleinn uhn lot. te-tal It In his ova person, or Who lons ally know [Mg..." Its virtu... and he ran atterlhe the digits Or h. slit he noir_ enjoys to nothing hilt the tote of fah mettle.. ; Imil nothing hnt utter dettpnlr hod 'start extinc tion of nil hope of recovery, togethei . ith a want of in oil others, itolti,4l 111111101w-lu. the experiment. TO (lime wuttirtng what /Itly disease of the (magi he profi t . ri n trnttment he confidently helleves will eradleate the shams, Medi, ine tent by ex pre. Send let 3 Viaulna to tall on tin. K tit/YlATtiti JACKiit I=I2MI22=KM! Mu) 144. ly I= DR. litillaNCol3 (101.14P.14 RERIOPICIL PILLS FOlt FEMALEr. Intal little 114 turr, et ing Irregblaritles, Remo , . tog obstructions of the Mural* , Turns, from what.,er Cau4e, and al ways SUCC(100111 101 11 I'resen tive. Females peculiarly sltuatts.l.or those supposing tnutelves are catitlo tied agal wit balug bfrbibeeberlitbin WOE • in‘lie W after width udiuntilti.ll, Pro prietor assumes no responsibility, al th. ugh their mildness will prevent any mischief to health. Price Ii per Box. Kis Doe. s Si. illiakt by ,JOUN M. HUllhlt, Druggist. ° Mole Agent for Gettysburg, Pa. Ladle., by sending Mtn ouch the 1N.4. Ott flee run ;met We Pills sent, i confidentially,) by M at I, to any part of the country, - free of postage. May I, ISSS. ly Deufraess, IFltinduene and Catarrh, Treated with the utmost, !mores., by he. .1, 114AA04,1leallat and Aorbit, (formerly of beyd,h, Ilollando No Hai A tb_7l-1 iitreet, Philadolptila. Teetimonlabi from the most reliable witince In the city and (Mantel Can he Steil at him office. The tuaxlical faculty are in s lied to =company their patients, as he has uo wrote In his prise thee. Artificial eyes inserted without pain. No charge., mole Mr elimination. May 1, I.YHi. by • I= AN Fi4B tLY Pia YOUNG MEN, on Phydolo gical Errors, Abases and lasesses. Incident to Youth and Harty Menittood, with% create im• pediments to MARRIAGE', with surlope e s MellIt• of selieL t In sealed letter enve fraw of change. A tien ddress. Dr. I. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Plailade/phia, Pa. Dee. 13, Ititi7. 1y I =1 A gentleman who suffered for years from Nor evgireu'tsitt=ti fiTrr gt7lloll. 01" .1:: a suffering humanity, send freo to ail who heed it, the reeipn and lions fur tooling the sim ple remedy tivWhiob %qui eared. Sufferers Wishing Au profit by the-Ault raiser's ex Perlettoe. can (logo by addres4Ang, in JOHN B. 00014 N, May:7,lBCM ty 42 Cedar tit., New York. iN1ilIMILIIII•111. Information guaranteed to prod uots a lazurlant growth of hair upon • bald head orbeardiess face, Whoa recipe for ine removal of Pimples, Blotches, Eruption& set, OP Iraltial,” basting the same sonetearghat bidgut11111;111111I0 'captained with dilabilattlpb by adthearid IMO&abobbit, lkilkoadWay, Now York, i!ett„ fill, !XL TIM UNION PACIFIC Railroad, Company off in. n 111111441 nhinunt of their FIRSTJio, To.lo r r R, I' ItIN Ull'A,L AS LLINTSKENT PAYABLE rN GOLD: arhoon...tp..lfteileri.rl Llne, extending 1731 WWI front thrialta, on the ttlesourt Itb . rer,lo tin) ti do-watt Pilot the. Nellie (Wan, le being built by tWo pdererritfroropentex—The 1 • nlon tellin hit at Omaha, building Won., and the den trat'rnel de et Chlittirnia, beginning at sorra:nen to, hnnalttg nod, tint II the ton roods ohms moat. ' — fifth - reinftwintea have pri.eetited tlie work with groat efeNt. the Union Nellie hat big nl rrnit expended 0% or TIIIIITY MILLION I)()LL.1.11,S, and, the ,Ccutral in er Ttiv•Wit th, I r rtapectlvepartsof Elie oath.) takiniu 11J1 I Nit N PACIFIC /lAN E (AINIPI.ETED bid AI 11.1114—ha Icon nod other materials Cr two hundred ml lry more upon the ground, and one hundred addl- Cobol lethal or, ready for the truck. They will have a Miteh larger force employed Cale y, or Until ever before, and It 14 expected that between 800 AND 900 MILES will be In tiperatlon doting Vida. There Aetnal. to be no rtautonable doubt that t lie 41141n:1,4 , 1aq weett °nutria and itaerantento will be travergett by rut) In lti7a, TITE (310VkilliCKENT 12,11110 acre. 01 land, awl lUs Bowie to the average 0 4.1..nUt of alt‘,oUo per mile, to aid In the 00t1•BTIK4.1011 of the lino. and hutheri?ell the Jaime of tho Fleet diort gage Bonds non offered for male, teethe aatue and no more. The Mu or:anent (okra a screed lien, anti ghee to the ,I Morten/to &muffinlilent prior hell for ueeurity, W wlllela a large hokl up capital le added. The 11 1 .11,111 rallilot be Ittauol except as emit xertlem of twenty mite. 1111ACCepi ed by 00, eritliteet eumoule.luu, MI that they ii atge repreeent n retl protpert r. - It In onls enmity ro Ito Med I hat on the comple tion of the Union Pm the lint I mind, tin thcoulth butane.. will ittni.e it one of the awrnt pry - A(410o In the world—lint Its tray or kept boxlike.. la °t rendy meveral I Int , • the littervpt on 111 twonti; no that, If not Intother mile wet,. I mull, they mould n Si. ore lON 11,t111.11. TUE NLT ILIZINiNGS Ine eight monlll4 or Mgt t•nr 141 nn nveruge of 3SO nab, are tgllvlntly raported g1.0111),1401, while the Intere+t on nit the Romig it could Witte on that length of rtsiiii that tllnr, miner.' to ctirrener, Wan null) t 41,456. The amount mild by the thrvernotent for the transportation of troops, ma stores and Mane has boon, and doulitleas udll vontinue to be, much more than the Internal on thq United States Reeond Mortgage }fonds. If It Is not, the Chart• provides that after the road Is completed, nail until said honcho and totems{ an• old, n 1 least the per emit. of the net earnings of the mind shall be applied to shell pa; _wilt. The rnliiit Pacific Benda . are far #l,OOO melt, and hare Cotlf.lll , l attached. The 1111010 thirty years h. ran, and hear RIIIIIIIII Int t, pa) able mi the ii 1 . .1. dots of .111111111, 1,11 , 1 Jill) . hi 'he In the rite or Neve the robe of slu per cent. In mild. mPi iol Is payable In gold nt maturlev. the present rite of gold, thew bonds jay an annual htrouo• on their emit of NEARLY NINE PER CENT., bat it is bclicuti that t/w,, will xaoli Wahl In The l'n,rtlmuv hay , . but n very Toni titling on tiny Rill,- . upt Inn, Ili, IV, d ti. It 14, all riiiiinunt 111111 earl lii• 1111,41 from Rona, noir 111 lhr i'vniptinoto U . lll lk• i.uppiled front tile Ng,. ha,11.1.. 1,1 tie 1.441/011 on 110th 1.1111,” 7f rotol.eintivlrled In the Spring, fa Ole order In lliv3l,nro noels The lbm pang rreerve the right to advance; the pri, e of their bond, to a rate above par id $.3 time,' 1 uill not fill any onl, rif or meche any aulewripticha on w hick the money has not Into actually paid at the tompativ:a office before ffi7 ti iiiii of Hoch advance, aubaerining will tchdl the per value at the bantam I Use accrued IttUtrest lu current,. at II rah. of Itly per mut. per mmuut , front the dote oil N Idol, the taint COUpOO WM p.. 11.1. subs,lptlons will he revels et In t/ETTYS.. nit IP 4, by orxminu Kil NATWN SI, BANK and FLINT NATIONAL ItA.NK. told In New York nt the Company's Ohlee, No. &1 Nassau 11., and by JIMINI J. l'ltteu R NUN, nnnkerr , No. as Wall ' , Land t the Cot upuuy 'g advert Ist.gl Ago throughout the Wilted Mates. Itentlttnners should be mode In drafts or other hunts joir In New York. and the bonds Will he sent free n 1 charge by return express. Parties subserlbl through local olgentn, will look to them for their sae delivery. A pAirruLET AND MAPforI haaJunt be.. 11 published by the company: Riving fuller Infor mation than Is potodhle In an ad, ertlseutent, re. apectlum the Progreso. of the Work, Iteeoureer of the Co nn try U . ...n.1 by the Rural, the Moan* for fonatruellou, and the Value of tlw 11.1111 h, whirl. will he itAit tree au applleatlon al the Company'. Ottleea or to ally' of the rehertited Agente. .1( Ili Y J. elf4CO, Treasurer, Yea York April V, 'ku THE OLD FREIGHT, LINE TO BALTIMORE rJUIE und,'.11132.11 continues to nut him li•right Lioe to Baltimore, twice a weYk. Depot—oonii , r of Railroad and Waoadnaton rdreeta, Gettyabuni. Oita run to F:nn•raon'r, NM' tb at reet, Itulti more. Frulald carried twit way, at the -lowest ink... Th e tattromme of his old friends and tkay nubile m 111411441. flootin to he marked “Didtilelt Line." WM. FL pIDDLE, si-Tbe new Witrohouse will soon lea up. when the tinilnanti Prottnee business will be carried on nit heretofore. fliwhent prlees now told for Buy. April 17, if 0 A LE'S COPPER STRIP FEED CUTTER. OR hood or boros-power, arknowledoed Lb. j` FASThIiT, EstilEbr, and ever) way BENI' IN USE. -Yrrroale by J. R. lIF.CATUR .4 CO., Dealers lit Agricultural Implements, roe 1117 4i/oat, ?ivy York. Send for larlotrated (Uvular. May %, hurt. tot YrittnipAetial in .500 Contesis WALTER A. WOOD'S PRIZE MOWERS AND REAPERS I Take the lead, and taxed everywhere. Two ()rand (fold Medal,. aka Imperial ere. of the lAkion flonor—icing the Iliglar4l Prise A ILWri(rel al Part. I.:nWeruil Expo.- Iton, Is6l, TO) Pitzk In all pan. Of the World ! llver 10901.1 nosy In um% Inereludng demand with Int•remsed AtetUtlem and Impro,onetax Ir 1004. Prouounevd by all who have used them to to = E=MlEM=4!=== woo!)', NI:LI••-R \KINO Ith without Wtioli'M NEW MoWING AIIAI2II - ITEI=I rtme2=ltl=zei:azi I.othlitettll,l by WAI.Th It A. Wbon, AND RICAYINti M&t•lilNli Co., (leuernl office and Matuafgetory llooslek FulL., Rem. co.. N. Y. MUNCH OFFICE'S A ND SALM:IEOOEB 11= IMBIZEIMI 0. U. NC INNER, Agent. (1111 age, ;IL. 'AM Luke stre..44, C. E. Will FM AN, Agent A Irzundria, VA., A. T. KKiNN dtAgentv. Madbmn, M is., M. E. FULLER Jr Ageutg. FOLLE.RIN LWEIt_E, 77 Upper Thames street, London, Eng - SENT) FOR NEW DE`.3CRIPLI VE CIUCULAU FOIL UNA Msy tl,lt . 8m ROOFING lu)oFlNti 111 rolls, reedy to be netted down. ItOOFISti coding emelt end more duntitle lieu Tie. It a /Fli4G that can be applied by an ordinary orktnan. .0 that *III not expand or contract lby he nets oraor the Weather. RIK/PING that Is Warted in +Keep or flat roofs Semi fur a Sample and ("Millar. BEADY ROOFING COMPANY. tit Malden Lane, New York. May 1, Fat It Notice to Creditors. , IITHE undersigned has tiled hie petition in the Cuart of 12,Inmon Pleas of Adams I 0 , 11 , sto be discharged under the Insolvent la r( Commonwealth, and the Court Mesta - e.I 111MSPAY, the 26th day of MAY lust, at 2 o'cloelt, P. U. for hearing of said petition, at which time all permits Interesttd an: refit:mated to attend In said Court, EZEEMETZI May I, ]g±9. tc NOTICE HAVING retired `trona business, I desire to close op niy books as soon as porible, sad request MI Indebted to me to m,ll and settle. During my absence the books will be left with my successor, Mr. Francis Clinninstuon, who Is authorized to receive Monies and receipt in my name. Mtiel,lBl.4. St F. B. PRICING. Aiiminiotrotor's Notice. fIATHARINE SUEELYIIESTATE.—Lotters of adadolatrathe out the estate at Catharine isheely, tate of Unlon township, Adanefteanty, deceased, having been granted to Use under signed, melding in Oxford township, he here by gives muse to ail persons indebted to said estate to make Immediate payment, and those having 01/11 MA against Ulf. Sans temeeent them properly authenticated H for settlement. ALIRAAS "SURELY, May Lisa. it -Administrator. PLOUGHS ! WIT received, emery Ape le t i c E z iktr o a l allobe Workr !Ni t a ( Hit" PL01:1011W-fortaiL rt.") xsyr 1,1891. 9t• , pettri
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