iIIArgAIMULD star ~ULT.
."' • IST ' E.4. Ptralita
TI ana—Two Dot.beass per ammo. to adranee—
Two DeLbssii AND ' , wry CUM U not paid
in advance. No eubscription discontinued,
uniesr at the option Of the publisher, until all
arreareses are yak!.
Apenanenarstrre Inserted at the usual rates—
Large redaction to those who advertise by
the year.
Jos PILISTIXO, of every description—from the
smallest label or card to the largest handbill
or poster—done with dispatch, itra workman
like manner,sid at the lowest living rates.
ONTICS m Baltimore street, a few doors above
the Court-House, on the opposite aide, with
"Gettysburg Compiler Office" on the building.
Attornhs, Physicians, &c.
Tr/L L D rNC.LV,
A TTORNEY AT LAW,
Wlll promptly attend to all
t o r r io basher entivutted to him, Including the
proeuriag of Penchant, Bounty, Bock Pay, and all
other elidnui &wawa the United Statea and titre
Governments.
tf Glee n North-wart corner of Diamond, Gettys
burg, Penult
Aprllls, 111117. tf
=I
17ORNEY AT LAW,
LITTLFATOWN, PA.,
HI promptly attend to eollections, conveysn
nes, writing of deeds. leases, de., and all other
business entrusted to his earn.
°Mee on Frederick at reel, at the office formerly
of De. Shorb, and latterly that of Drs. Klazor and
Mehring.
May M, tsss. lys
4". C. NEELY,
A TTORN'EY AT LAW,
Festinates. attentlen paid to
cultection of Petoloru, Bounty, and, Back-pay.
Utile, in the Y. K corner the Itioniutel.
lit Hy 4burg, April 8, ISM if
EDWAN3 B. BUEHLER,
A TTOBNET AT LAW
Will faithfully and prompt
lj!isttend to all Madame! entrnated to him. He
!speak. the Herman language. Often at the earns
Mu e, in South Baltimore !street, near Forney'a
drug store, and nastily opimalle Lawler sit :Meg
la,r',4 More.
i,rlLyalJurg,Mar,lt
JO//Y Xn.117711,
U. AI,CONAUGHY,
ATTORNEYS AND COCNSEIJAJP.S.
nn McCONAUGItY has associated JoIIN
LP, KRA UTII. Esq., in the Practice of the Law,
at Ills offlce, One door west of Buehler's Drug
store, Chambershurg st reel.
plpeelu/ alttantloti given tt, suits, collections and
settiament of estates. All legal Madness and
claims W Pensions, Bounty, Beek Pay, and Dam
-1114,11 against United States, ut all times, promptly
and ellielently attended to.
' Ai n,' Warrants hsl.l:ed, and choice Farms for
sale in lows and other Western !States.
Nov, W, ISO 7.
=
OPTICE AND DWELLING,
A few doors frrmi the
N. K. oorner of Bnlttmora and High streets, near
the Prenshy Winn Church, Gettysburg,
April 11, 1/07.
Dr. W. J. M0ie7.17)14,4
puYSIC/AN, rII7IIOEON
AND ACCQUC'HEUR,
flaying permanently located In New Oxford, will
practice his proftowlon in all branehea. HU
friends and all others desiring his peofassional
rcevl nre requested to call and consult Utast.
nla Mike, in Hanover street..
]Jay leaf. tf
=1
AVING LOCAT . 2 4 I , i;f u i I : i tHERLI.N,
1 1 1 TY,
J,
2.. that by ittato‘ottetttloti to hi* profodolonal
faLih
he may mesa * share of Use public
tr
Ih, C. M. BENSON
LIAM the Pratt'. of Medicine la
jj LITTI.DITOIVN, and offers his iterviees to
the toddle. ()Mee at Ilia Wotan, corner of L,ont•
hard street and VotindrY alley, /...r Th. Mai!road.
tilpechti attention siren Luskin DiDe...
Icitlieetotott, 'Nor. N,
Dr. J. A. .111..1181 . 110.71 - 0
IVINI4''NIVs nit nilk I nlo..u.l,l:lXt ie,intyotnp,,
*tonal bervlvetv to the pahlle. hopes by strict
tvil I lot) 1 0 orofeexional dot ley, to merit a share
ierZm
D. M. BrICEVRQ
y y AV[Nti Just returnad I.olil thP
11 Alarylaud said Hospltala of Baltimore, Imo
Pwaaed at ILESBLEBSBUBtI and offers him pro-
G. 411111 aervlttiall4l the public.
April :14,161A II
J. LA WRENCE DLL). Jtr, D.,
DENTIST,I t lila office one door west of t.Re 1.-
Lherun church In Clutinbersburg street, and - os.,µ
*He Iv. If. liorner's oft., where those arlahlfik
uily'Velital ()went lon pert - wined are respect
fully Int Itell to cull. ItErsitruess: Drs. Horner,
Her. flaugher, D. D., Rev. Prof. M. Jacobs,
P. H., Piot, U. Sto`Ner.
Clett)shurg, Aprll
EAGLE HOTEL,
NEW OXFORD, ADAIIB COUNTY, PA
underalaned having purchased the Martin
Hotel property, In New Oxford, Adams coun
ty, WM conduct it In future, ;Wider the name of
the "Eagle Hotel " He Wedges himself to spore
no effort for the comiort of hugpeste, His table
sI all have the best the tnarlia_4 can afford, and
Ids bar the choicest liquors. Mr otut tubers are
rtueroos, an* Aaeortut (nil Ito g1 4 4440P01i0h.
l'hore o.lol,llotillaWi totish , v , p ed
liotel, Walt* w. 141 ne atteadoi by o r /able and
alootasakookAisag on/ter. The proprietor hopes to
'receive a II heral share of puoila patronage. ass
will always try to Joaerro It, klawrmher the
1 , 041e7 of Ala 014Woud,
New Oxford.
SF.NeY
March 13, ISM. U
GLOBE INN,
I=
LITTLFMTOWN, ADAMS COUNTY, PA
Tr II undentigned, having Immilasetithe' .olo be
I Inn" property, in Ciettysburg street, Utiles.
Sown. would most respectfully luvite a share of
iLifepuldle'spatremage.
Wspmmtses the hest the market can afford for
his table. with the choicest liquors In his lair,
nod tun, Portable beds and chambers. With con
-4lderaine experience, he thinks he mu Justly
ous.,he,kuows Inns to keep a hotel.
There ,is litrge stabling situated, as well as
rass lola for Acores. Au attentive ostler always
401 hand--none .4ther than an accommodating
fine allowed on the premises_
lie Invites a hinge share of custom, and win
Apart. no etibrt to deserve It.
.Littlestoorn. May V, tr
=3
G. 1.9113 E I_N N„
~, URK RTREET, NEAR THE DIAMOND,
0R1T7218 MG, PX.Nielr,4
41^1RE aseleraignial would moat respectfully i
room Ids numerous &Wok+ and the public
*morally, that he has ~arousal that long estali
dished and well known Hotel, the afilobe hag,"
Ow lurk street, tletryiburg, and will spore uo
adrort to conduct It be *wanner that will not de
dritet from Its former high reputation. Ills table
o 111 have the beet the avriiiss& eau afford - -his
shoilibeni are spacious and comfortable—and be
has lidd in-for his har • full atoek of wines and
Hews. There Is large lambent aatactied Lp.the
Hotel, which will be attended, ,- h attentive 0 4..,
legslt will be his constant mormtor to render
the.fulleet ailUsfeetion to Ws gnome, making his
Swage .as mew *ONO to them aspoem ible. He
ealosedisare of the putallea pationage, determin
ed so he is to deserve • large port ofit. H e m et .-
bre, IlseaiHuhe Inn' . Is In York stared, but near
the Leawood, or Paddle Square.
SAMUEL 'WOLF.
April 1, ladt. It
KEYSTONE HOUSE,
deIIAIIBEHABITRO ST., OETTYRIWRO, PA.,
WIL IL MYERS, PROPRIETOR.
Irrnilft lee new Hume, fitted up In the Most ap
j.. proved style. Ito Wanton is phloem", central
sad convenient. Every arrangement lute been
made for the accommodation and, comfort of
guests. The Table will always have the beat MIAs.
aberket, sad the Liar the best of willro and lleuora.
There is 0011111lOdini1/1 tilnhUng attaelted, with
au acentomodatlng ostler always on hand.
title Hotel is now open for the ent r ertui Innen&
of the nubile, end andiate of patamewe
Ito e.` A. will be jpareil Ineendernilisfiwtluu.
EVERHART'S
1 4 111ANKLIN MOOR E,
malign!. of HOW n ALTIMORE, It
At VIA LiN fintEIMS,
B
Mears is cm a dtreet floe begarent
Northern Lkottral and Baltimom k Ohio Railroad
Depola It has been refitted and comfortably ar
ranged for tem IMOD Veolekkee and the entertain
ment of rood.
NIMBI, tf •
WANTED.
AORNIR. WANTED FOR THE
OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE WAR,
lia awes, OAT, elandslot and Results.
BY UGC ALLXAYDILS H. BTETMLNS.
A Bork AA sill llowAdes sad an Parsks.
rTS great wort present. the only eomplete
and impartial atmlysis of the Causes of the
ya published, and give. throe Interior lights
nag MmGrara of the greet conflict only known to
chase high °Moen e ho watch.' the flood-tide of
revolution from Its {antitank springs, and which
were so accessible to Mr. Stephen* Irons his pre
anion as mound calmer f the confederacy,
To 41 PUbi kl that hos bass surfeited Vidi AP
PAMENTIS SIMILAR PRODITOTIM 0., we
prosaic/ a allange of fafe, both terreralfAis plot we,
Mary, mid an Intellectual treat et Me kighest
order. The Ormat Anserienn War bag AT FiAnT
Sound a historian worthy of Its IIairIINIMOIN and
at whose turn& it will reireiye that moderate,
candid and Iniparthtl treat pent which truth and
Justice so urgently demand,
The intense Assn, everywhere manifested to
ohtgla this wort ftsiMacial entreats/ and ready
eonthlued with an increamst ementlatdon,
make It MA frost sebectiption book ever Fmk.
Mated.
rt.t in MaittOtt PA, reports 7 . 2 wheal-
Imp In . ce days.
VFW
S.-BMus, MPS.. 103 suMerlbers in four
Oaa In Itenaphls, Tam., 106 subscriber. In dye
dam iihandlOregreslam ANA amour tams, and
Malrternren
ONof the toork,ifith Prim sod
flit ma
Je ad
tsirees TIAL PIIIInfG
.1141ailbileventhat.,PhIphla, PA,
TX= Doak Nati agid
GUngaliGnUlP4
GETTYSBURG
BY H. J. STAHLD.
HOOFLAIW'S
GERMAN BITTERS,
AND
Hooiland's German Tonic.
THE GREAT JRZWEDII6III
70* ALL "assume or
THE LIVER, STOMACH, OR LIGE&
TIME ORGANS.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Ia ccarkpoard of the pore Juices (or, as they are
ntedically termed, Eretroar) of Rade, Herb., and
Para., making a preparation, highly concentra
ted, and ,entirely free from alcoMit
wry kind.
HOOFLANDI3 GERMAN TONIC
is a ortabination of all the ingredients of the
Bitters, with the purest quality of .91/1441 Cirri
Ras, Gramm, tre., making one of the moat pleas
ant and agreeable remedies ever offered to the
"low' Pftfoirringe . Nredictrie free from Alcohol
ic admixture, will use
Hoofland's German Bitters.
Thaw who have no objection to the combine
ion of the /litters, sts stated, wIIJ ttite
flootland'a German Tonic.
They are Loth equally good, and contain the
same medical virtues, the elinice beta een the
two tiring a mere matter of teats', the Tonle
l.
be
tuft r• h e ld =af t rl ' , 4 1:04111li aa
variety of causes, such us
Indigestion, spepsia, Nen OIDI Debility, etc., Is
very apt to hale
Itsa,
functions derange 4. The
Leer, sympathizing salt dose a ith the Stomach,
then bevoini atteeted, the reeult Which le that
the patient sutlers from seN scat or hugs a the
lug alit,
CONRTIPATION, FLATULENCE, IN WARD
pl,Fls, FI'LLNEKs OF BLOOM TO THE
HEAD, ACIDITY OF THE STOMACH, Nny-
VIE 1, HEART-BURN, DIsOUsT 101/.
FWD FULL NEM OR \V1...16Hr IN THE
MTUNACH %OUR ERUCTATIONS,
f4INEING OR FLUTTERING AT THE
Fl'f OF THE BIiLHACIL SWIMMING
OF THE HEAD HURRIED Olt DIFFI
CULT BREATHING, FLUTTERING AT
THE. HEART, CHOKING OR SUFFOCA
TING SENSATIONS WHEN IN A LYING
PO , TURI4 DLllNklitt OF' INYTS OR
wEitri BEFORE THE SICHIT, DULL PAIN
IN THE HEAD, DEFICIENCY OF PERSPI
RATION:yrjAAPAINESB OF THE SKIN
AND EYES, PAIN IN THE SIDE, BACK,
CHr>tT, LIMBS, ETC„ St DDEN
- FLL'SHFPI OF HEAT, '
I* THE FLESH, CONSTANT _
AWNINGS OF EVIL, AND OB.EAT
DEPRENSION OE SPIRITS.
The sufferer from these (linenses should exer
cise the greatest caution in the nelection of a
remedy for his ease, purehusin i t only that which
114,
he Is assured front inveoti liniment' inqui
ries possess. true merit, Is nk compuutni
ed, is free from 01Jurious luarudlente, and has
entoblished for itsett a reputation for the cure of
these dinenskol. In this connection we would
submit Omen well-known remedies.—
1 - 100FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
023
HOOFLAND'S CiEtiMAN TONIC.
Intr;vAltBnity DR. C. Y.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Twenty-two yearn Billet they were first Intro
duced itita Oils actuary from Germany, during
which time they . hap 044pbtedly performed
more cures, and benefited inllT.tioit to
a greater extent, than any other reinediankubwoi
to the public.
These retnedieei will effectually cure Liver Corn-
Dynneraitn, Chronic Irr Ni rept.
Debility, Chronic Diarrhoea, finical, of the hid
neyx, end all DlNAitani arming from a Ihnottlerod
Lit er, ht.mtach, or In leattbeV,
DEBILITY,
it t lug front any rouse a Imte, er: PROSTItA.•
TIUN TilE Itolueed I.y St, ere
- (41mr, Hunlnhipm, Exposures, Fevers, .e.
There In no mispeine extant equal to these
remedies In such CRAWL ♦ ;4 , 14. 111) d vigor Is im
parted to the whole system, Ilia appetite Is
stre)gthtned, food is enjoyed, the Woolson dh.
grate promptly, the blood is purified, the coin
pies hm becomes sound and healthy, the yellow
tinge in eradicated from th e eyed, a bloom lx giv
en to the cheeks, and the weak and nervous in
, vatt4.lreeemes a strong and healthy being.
pAlisohfo 4 pIANCED IN I.IIE,
And feeling the hand anon, walzh)pa heavily
upon them, with all lie uttendanCllfs - ,tl Pile{
in the use of this BITTERN, or the TONIC', un
elixir that will Instil Lew life Into the ell., re
store In a measure the energy and ardor of more
youthful days, build up their shrunken forms,
and Klee health and happiness to their remain
-4Vlrnrs,
NOTICE.
It Is n welt Ilitatkrehed taut that V tt one-hall
of the female portion of our pop/i ' re/ 4
duln in the enjoy went of good heal ; r, ate
their own expression, "never feel well.' They
are languid, MAW,' of all energy, extremely ner
vous, and hove luo appetite,
To this ewen of persons the 231TrElt9, or the
TUNIC, la especially recommended.
W.E#l KA AND DELICAT'E CHILDREN
Are 11/31410 . Iffeal by t
0. he we of either of these
re medies. Cs4f ever) cove of MARAS
without CM
Thousands of v. - Tillie/tree have opeumulated in
WITI
the hands of the propriepors, blot *pure allow
Orgy nubile/Ilion of but few. Trhete It Will be
*CO foie men of note and of
such ktglidlog
that tiikY 4.1,101. beneVed.
TESTIMONIALS.
Hon. Geo. W. Woodward,
CLI let J fho Supreme (tort of Pl..,writ...ea
IlkikulalpAics, Mardi la, 1147,
gloolland's German Bitters' is a goat
Louie, Wil{ ill Illieemcii of the d4estive organs,
and of great benefit In elutes of debility, and
want of nervous station In the ayident. Yours
truly. - OW, W, WOODWARD."
Hon. James Thompson,
Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
.Phlladelplua, April 2A, Infl&
"I eonalder 'Midland's German Bitters' a valu
able medicine in ease of attacks of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia. I ran certify this groin My experi
ence of lt, Yonrs, with t cancel
JAStili THOMPSON."
•
From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D, D,,
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
Dr. Jackson—Door Sir: I have been frequently
requested to connect my name with ream:mew
datlens of different kinds of medicines, but re
gunting the practice as out of my appropriate
sphere, I nave in all awes declined ; but with a
eletrj prnaln various Instances and particularly
I :6N ojenn=iliiitotlnithelumfp.uirritrettrofol4r,..kkoml
p usual course, to exiiress niy full conviction
/sr general debthty of the *arm, ge-b4 moesale
*for Liver Clamp/Mat, dm safe and aduanle pea.
psegfEit In some mare It may WI; but usual
iy:racerart not, It will be very benelleial to those
a in, from the above anuses, Yours, very
respectfully, J. H. Xi:St:ADD,
Eighth; below Goatee St.
From Rev. E. D. Fendall,
AK.lstuut Editor qirtatlarieitiohlele, Philade
- -
I hove derkved derided benefit from the ume of
Houtiand'a (aeration Bitters, and feel It myprivi
lege to reeonimend tram as a moat valuable too
k to all w1.,9 g.iv surf:3l . ll4 from general debility
or from dearagag ([stn derangement of
the ba r er. pgans truly, Lr D, INbi PALL.
CAUTION
Mooflaud's German Iten,tedies are couuterfeit
ea. spe that the alauature of C. M. JACKSON, til
ea W. u p, iapper of each bottle. AU others are
&
counter .
Priiwi ocam &71i 1 Manufactory at the Ger
-111.1 Medicine Store, .'o. ailAnell Street, Phil
aelelptela. Pa,
c"ltt=3ll=74ll‘
PRICES
Boattand's Germanltteaq,per bottle, - $1
14)
half dozen, - fr Ile
Hoot German Tonle, put d up In quart hot-
II &
dt-eat f o rr bottle, i o c r x o
t tn . usl . rA if c3 l a 7 rtie
yrz o lCoter p la g et i ire - j u e n t=e y ..
Jame 17, VIM /9
laPlikll'B
PORT GRAPE WIIE,
Can/ by Hiewdreda q( Cbogneyntions far aura w
OXIMIUMOUS Puspwes.
Altaagt for iodide
TO li Mil Weakly Persetes
b;
VINEYARDS, NEW JE-RSEV
Spur's let Crape Thu, tar Tun Ohl.
frets loot, oehihrSett aattzeoWthe
t*terile=4,jultVivlrnaCtl raPe.
Tonto and iitrsngthening Properties
are utlaurpassed by any other natlye
Ins the pare Juice of the grape, produced 44
Mr. apeere own penional supervision, ita o r g d:
childenulnenew are guaranteed. The y
may partake uf ler
eta
qualities,
the weakest invalid may ma lt toadvantage. It
I. particularly beneficial to the aged and debill
toted, and malted in various aliments that af
hict the weaker sea. Jt la, in every revest,
4 Ilri4W ?O JP IS I,I3LIND ON.
ose Speer's Port 0 repe Wins.
}emotes use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Weakly perissui find a beisedt by Its U.
Speer's Wines to Hospitals are preferred to otk•
er wines.
litd ie grooers i. _
triwdeo, end genet, 1 taLiTiriiM:.,
delphls.
A. ral" Vtilifflird, New J ersep . mak sgs
Br.h.y, New YOrk.
August Se. 11%7. ly
O YES! 0 YES!
Andrew Potter!,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
geFERS blsierviesalc , fr a Cried
inane , ;set alba :41i
lying considerable ex Who=
be natters Mis ari al be able lq tandler
la ide& rast OM= &WM'S.
Goma& .44wessee, Pt&
filrftyeNt -gmle.finiiolin =wiamm wiutit
I!ISUil*
HITESHE W'6
NEW GOODS
FOR SPRING &ITO SUMMER.
10FAVING Dist returned from the city with a
large and well selected stock of •
DRY O' DH NOTIONS,
GROCERIDS, WHIGS,
RocNJEENIS-WARE, HARD-WARE,
8H OED AND FIATS,
I call the attention of my enstcmaers and the
community to my large stock of Goods,which I
am now offering at lower rates than th ey hese
been 1111100 the war, and at prior. which cannot
fall to strike the purchaser as cheap. With every
facility for purchasing bloods at se tow figures as
any In the trade, I am alao prepared to meet
competition in low prices from any and all
quarters.
Prompt conformity to the lowest market prices
is my estabibthed role. -
:I.::,*'j
GREEN RIDGE STORE.
THE undenaf t n o rAh l m .
opened a
: t 1
ANI/ „NOTION STORE,
Green Ridge, Hamilton tovonuthip, Adam].
minty, tHeagy'n old staund,)oll the (Mrlinle Turn
pike to whi he ini_ipvites the attention of the
public generally. Mk stop* egnelataof
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS,
SYRUPS. MOLAMIES SPICES,
EnSEIICO3, OILS, 3fEDICINES;
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S FILLSE.
GLOVES. SUSPENDERS. NECK' flissl:
RA.N REM Ei I End., BUTTON Ili, T tiREAPS,
1111.USHEL4, &C., &C., &C., ,
In short, a full assortment of everything usually
found In a first-elms store of the kind.' Hls stock
will ILIWII}m he found fresh and fulhand his prh.
cry lowest. No effort spared to
please all IV q latty pittroilige MI% •
.1012 N U. RUFF,
April 24, 1848. lv
1868. DM iamax 1: N.
DRY GOODS 1
.3fost!kW Assortmetets I
SELL for very mall profits, and aim at doing
a very large boatneaa
FASHIONABLE SHADES OF FINE SILK
POPLINS..
p#SHIONABLE SHALES OF FRENCH WOOL
POPLINS,_
_
FASHIONABLE slitgqDp 4LPACA POP
FRENCH CHINTZF D R, PIQUES, PERCALES
N LAWNS.
BLACK SILKS A
PLAIN SILKS, PLAID SILKS.
SWISS MUSLINS,JAMNET MUSUNS, CAM-
BRICI4,
BLACK ALPACA. (oLort ED ALPACA, BLACK
AI . ), WOOL DELA.IN.
RISTOPII gfl-1-WLB,
THIBET hHAWLA.
CLOTILR, CA43IMERET4, CIA/AK (NOS, LINEN
TTONA DE.
. . 14
CO
=UMMEM==!
TOWELS. _
BALMORAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRIIP.
FLAIN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. EMBROI-
I4C4ED NDK ERCIIIEFs, HEMSTITCH-
Kjt ti.I.:IDEEItcHIEFS.
MEN'S, LA D1144',14.1hM10W ilin4:11?:-V8
GLOVES AND STOCKINtis.
I am constantly receiving the latest styles of
Dram anti Fancy Owds. My stock comprises
everythlut usually found inn first-class DRY
teutiLlS S;' W W, lo which I invite the attention
of the pia 110, .4011,4, *4,144 rya ti,y 010 safely
ehallenge oomparlson with 41l i h wool lu
quality of goods and lowness of pr
J. L. SCHICK.
Getty minim May I. tf
LET ALL I'N PEOPLE COE!
Fanty Goods and Con/WI/onesy atop..,
rrE undersigned, having bought out J. M.
Worner'st Fancy Goods and Confectionery
oe. on iigltlntore street, nearly opposite Pah•
nestc.ks' store; uc.ttytbarg, Ins lies the public's
patronage. large and tasteful as Lbn stns?la°
been, no effort will be spared to render I d 11l
wore attractia e and desirable. He now offers
Writing Desks, Plain Candy,
Work hoses, Fancy do.,
Portfolios, Plagalea,
Satchels, kardlnes,
pht'S Lobsters, •
h r
hua atoYs,
Pocket Cutlery,pinsi , Leine_
Jewelry, arena `racaterli,
Mess, Winn Biscuit*,
Illusroon do
lire Workx
Brushes,
Perfumery,
Peas & Penitils,
1,7611 . 141 PaPen,'
Ea
T Envelope.,
obemo d negate,
Nq It.
rups
TOO NITMEROEB TO MENTION."
He intends to sell everythlagaS the lowest pos
sible prices, believing that “small goodie" bring
"uit* maim" and are therefore boat for buyer
and gapes,, ODIUS 014e- -- 100140
FMIRTF4
Match HIP. if
GROCERY & FIANIR STORE.
#fit7lo ref
I,4E4ks IROTHER
tinyg totnokiwtt their Ware to the Nelostedt
propetty, hp Chambes/to% street, where
t ey propose to keep coostwatly luipt4
ALL KINDS OF
GROCERIES,
Flour, Peed, Notion., tie.
Also, VEGETABLES In season, fresh from
the city and country. They ate determined to
sell cheap as the cheapest, and as they only ask
the lowest Living prodta, they hope to merit and
moatve it Bharat share of public patronage.
MEALS * BRO.
April 16, 1888, tt
BARGAINS
AT TIM
Maw GROCTOVVY
IN GETTYiLIWBI3.
JOHN CRESS & INON
HAVE opened sees GROCERY, In Getty*.
lit lung, on the north-west earner of the Public
!square, and
my Just received • splendki smart
merit of FRH
GROCERIES,
Including &agora, Coffee. Molaases, Byrom Teas,
Spices, Tobacco, Galt, Flab, Ram., Bboaldera
Also, QUEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS,
Nuta, Fruits twain. FatIOV Art4elee and Mothme
nPVaDv- on hi" 131R ynw.b..
Having purchased tor CASE, we are prepared
to alit very cheap. Give us a cell and Judge Par
Yourselves.
JOHN CREW,
J. W. CRESS.
Sept. 27, ISM. If
Farmers, Attend to Your Interests I
EIffTYSBURO FOUNDRY.
E subscriber would intone b easterners
and ethers, that he is still nassornmitarirni va-
7 kinds ot earnings and lisahlnea msi to
~.mutrt,:,..7ll3llrPOWEßll.... _
Lilabroas ass. Poisern) CLAVisticiellililir
i.3141,EL1S AND tlir WEED.
HS AND ISDPA A °roma
AAR. STRAW W C) AY 'a; ; CORN
PLOUGHS
such as CAst Plough., Harattear
,
iithl Coen - the
- WIRE-SPRING HORSE RAKE.
the latest imErovethent; also SHIREMA.NI3
SELF-DISCHARGING HORSE RAKE.
He will 11/(pEtt!Uptill3hveligre
540 AMU ItEAPERA.
ftafti . 2llolArrregigiterrt=clwa,W/P1
e Vet, MS Ithe, hlw fates.
VOR —A oa4..hone Wpgru
DAVID IMPANEL
April Ith 1/163. tf
Osborn lhaufsetaring Compaq',
1..A1.*., sfmh LTn
" 08DOBN BIRD AND ANIMAL CAOBB,
ataimalletared solely by this Company id Bridge
mrtA ,a.. tinder Letters of Patent of the D nl-
These Cages are ors groat mei, ty of styles and
asish, and inolude
•
•
, • •
ctimery, Han*, Marking Bird, einitrrel, de-
The y . are dubbed in a superior manner; no
ti k ne iellitkra=l4 4 =fit i tuttlt t =
tion. Ica s. Titania Fader
s
will appreciate these points of excellence, to be
11011114 i in no othermes. They received the hjah
est premium at the Amerkian Institateand New
Tart State Fairs of MR.
let
rAbero
404
s l d
*W Ivogat ;
to 1410 Trade. Otta i r c S ib °-
44
,1,07-11 j. :13:;:111
ildragi .I?.epori qf Paroperre tlre, N. York. laA
W ngti Jaancrs.—Wm. D. Osborn, Port
Vunly, N. Y., Wm: •Will the
ltive ut ognitoll nalitiSraAr t gg 7
Is It ecouoin poky too of
Doey's leaciiinat?" Win It groan farnorrs' Mathes
dean, and sot be too hard Work for the Imam"
Wgidlnin machines have to generally proud
stutteginat I am amid of throe* heir Iny
mousy upon
"Vows BORINSON-11 you had topay ten times
the money you mention, It would be the beat In
~Mee you ever madLre ytert farm, But
you moat rot have that the Vulvae.
ml Clothes Wringer with it, and Your wild and
children will rise • sad call you blessed. For
Hoy sin *M mode emir."
_
s. 0. s
t.
,„ Y,
And by Denten sad • , Armrest's,
June 4UM Mg
milli aloe Psiati. Chad; (Mes s a t uallus.
Dl'.
S «, r u. „ .
MB
NEW GOODS.
Cheaper than Ever.
REBERT 4 ELLIOTT,
Oppoiat t 4 00wWistme, i%ittimimu,v.
H AZIL
t J :It opened a new and large sato*
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
Or ALL STADIA
CLOTHS, ^
CASSIMERES,
TWEEDS,
SJIJES,
GINGHAMS,
LAWNS,
PRINTS,
BEREOER,
MI;YRUNSI *D. SD.,
to which they Invite attention—being determined
to mil at the lowest cosh prieent
April 10,1101. If
HUBER'S,
DRUG STORE,
.Fbrney's old Stand—Baltimore Street,
GETTYSBURG, PA
dUAVTNO purchased Unsold and popular Stand
andlaid In an entirely new and fresh Stock
r a Tull amortritenh clifoilating In part of
DRUOB AND FAMILY MEDICINES.
PATENT MEDICINES-A. LARGE ARSORT
RENT,
PURE LIQUORS AND MINES EOR MEDICIN
AL PURPOSES.
SPICES AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
DYES AND DYE STUFFS—HOW ct. STEVENS ,
DYES, EXCELSIOR LYRA, AND THE ANI
LINE DYES—THE CHF.APET AND THE
PEST IN THE MARKET.
ALL VIM:4R. /.;Lrq ANT PERFUME- 9
AND TOILET ARTICLES.
C'OLGATE'S, AND OTHER SUPERIOR SOAP.%
HAIR BRUSHES—TOOTH BRUSHE from
5 to 5u eon tn.
FORNEY'S HORSE POWDERS-THE BERT
AND ORRAPWVI - 1 4Fkli, F 4 '*p, kißl•L'Et•
DALE'S PERNIAN,RTONUMAKER'S AND
ROBERTS'.
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF-THE BEST
BRANDS.
PHYSICIANS' PRinCRIPTIONS A N D(FAMILY
LECEIFTS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
PHYmICIANs ANU 00Iiii_Ty leficiftolls
SUPPLIED AT ILELAIGnu nArktat.
Medicines Ituntished AT AU. SOURIS OF TS''
F !GUT. Night bell at the door.
April 8, IMM. tr
RE-BUILT !
ND:owpm pit CITPRO 11 4 1 00 11,
JOHN GRUEL,
Chambersburg Street, Gettoburg, Pa.,
next clear w:1 File 1-12{ 4 1,
hiving completed his new building, has opened
the largest assortment& tkinfeetions ever °breed
in Gettysburg, including
FRENCH AND COMMON CANDIES,
ir= l / 30 411, eveCyt t lerg p =i= d ii .
datious for i 'etk u=len:en.
ICE" CREAM
supplied on shortest Retire.
Feb, it, ISIS. 'it
DIAMOND
BEpt.A.3 l t, STORE-
.li' .E X . 0 r.. 1 . L.
The F"deriligned poi reßovall !als Sear store
to 4wi
Noirru.EAßT copir4 or rfa wow,
aNT7TOPPIIP,
wore be asks ♦ ealittsonace of the public's pa
trona". His new location Is one of the most
IZNULiL AND (CONVENIENT,
.tad nL flock of . 13epas sown Übe must choice
and satinnetary
He Intl keep ana head As best BRANDO, and
wiR wwWWWWww /by 'naval 'oak 111wwwWwse the
nom* IP wig sell sj - the lowest thing prima,
eyed wbabtaile
Ilesaimaber the pbeee,ts the Daman, between
Brinkerhoff's Store end MeCielkea lloteL
ifv:1:10;frio);11:li5 1 11:11VAN: 41 1
April S, UPI& tf
ANOTHER BAKERY,
J W.E undeinblinedbas opened a Bakery at the
corner of Waal - 114ton and High Weep'. Get/Js
bars, and hriltes the public's patronaire.
FRESH BREAD,
ROLLS, TWIST,
CARES, PRETZELS, IC.
EVERY DA T.
By using the beet of dour and other materlata,
and doing Ida work well. he hopes to give aattenta
dor la every osae. Call at or Nand year orders to
the Bakery, corner of Weeh'neon and High
'Uncle, oppoidtc the Pemate Institute and Poe
as'e Grunt* Yank
CHRISTIAN HOFFMAN
April IT, LBO. tf
THE OLD FREIGHT LINE
TO BALTIMORE. _
atidmlirwd eonitaufm IQ
Peek* .1400 IQ PalF4irot
twice $ week. B Depot-corner Hattroloi and
Washington streets, Oettyabilra. run to
Hughes a Emenion's,lll North street, Baltimore.
Frpight mwri44 Call WY, at ma lowest rates.
The patronage of his old friends end the public
aollsited. Goods to be marked ..fliddle's Line."
WM. E. BIDDLE.
47-The new Wareham° will won be up, when
the Grain and Produce business will be carried on
heretofore. Highest prices now paid for 'Dar,
4pril i 8 0 8:
1866. MILLINERY.
MISS MoCREARY
H AS Just retuned from the city with a WV
amortißelli qf
BONNETS AND HATS
Also, Bonnet and Etat Trimmings of the latest
styles, which, with an assortment of fashionlip
Farley and Toilet Goods,
the Ls determined to sell stabs seep lowest mob
Priee
ItiCADY-ILADIS SOMPIIMM
will be kept on hand,and Eke:mete made to MOS
at the shortest make. .
Milliners supplied with goods to sell again on
the most tavonialetemps' sad patterns with ill
etructioas
Aprill7,
GO to VITPITORN & HOFFMAN'S. to buy
NOMOS. Quarianwure,
a& iro u =ono Gk T i tootor ot-tlia Disatooll. ast
trOfttap At-
CLOTH Or* Pasts sad Vsses ,sd_
CIINNIAGELAWS.
eta' Psalm Cos%Tactatia4Tairst
. .
COMPIT Flll
,KL.7 c
_
GETTYSBURG, BA., niIDAY, JUNE 2.6, 1868.
HATE FAITH AND IFITLCOGLD ON
A swallow la the spring
Came in our granary, and 'swath the eaves
Essayed to make a neat, and there did bring
Wet earth, and straw and leaves.
Day alter day she tolled
With patient art; but ere her work was
crowned,
Some aad Int.Nilo the tiny fabric spoiled
And dashed It to the "round.
litho fowl the ruin wrought;
But, not cast dnwu, fog th from the pbact she Hew,
And w,lth her mate truth earth and grassy
binned,
And both her nest anew.
But scarcely had she placed
She last soft feather on its ample door,
When wicked hand or chance again laid waste
And wrought the rola o'er,
But still her •Maart she kept,
And tolled again, and last night hearing calls
I looked, and lo I three little swallows slept
WithiNthe earth-made wale.
what truth is here, Oh, man I
Bath hope been smitten In Its early dawn
Hath cloud o'ereast thy purpose, trust or plan ?
Hoye faith and struggle on!
THE KNOWING LANDLORD
The proprietor of a hotel near Jackson
is a square-built, sleepy-looking person
age, with leathery flesh and au aspect of
constitutional fatigue, but a more caps.
bie host than one would suspect. Un
der the mask of yawning slowness he is
most alert, and has a perplexing way of
popping in on his servants, when they
think he is dozing before the fire, with
ble bands lu hie pockets, and his eyes
glazed watt an indolent film. Hie help
are all colored. When they tranigraus
they are dismissed summarily, and the
proprietor, by going into the street, re
places them with slight trouble. The
deceptive landlord received a letter
from a young lady who had stopped ut
his house recently, in which letter she
requested that her pocket-book, left be
hind under her pillow, should be for
warded by express.
The landlord had previously heard
nothing of the pocket-book, but looking
dreadfully sleepy he went to the colored
eliamberinaid and said, "Pretty cold,
Mandy." "Yes, sab.", [A pause.]
"Have to have a neWikroom soon,
Mandy?" "guess so—nett week."
[Pause again.] "Surept,No. 5 yet, Man
dy 2" "Yes, ash." "That young lady's
pocket-book, Mglay — foo It to me"—
this being drawled out in a tone of quiet
indifference, but with an air of precisely
knowing the history 'of the missing arti
cle, Mandy looked at him with a pole
face and a frightened grin. He whis
tled, looked at the sky and yawned.
''No hurry, Mandy, fetch It to me in ten
minutsa cio—ti,e+l4-p-g."-144n
dy w i s s rnoM, pip Was gone five min
utes los neighboring hut, and returned
with the pocket-book as she bad at first
found it- The landlord took it with two
yawns and never a word. But when
Maudy dlaappeqrect lie clqueed at us
with a shrewd twinkle in both eyed, and
said, "I understand 'em." He does.
ALL OF 'EAL—A story is told by Mr.
Alfred Taylor of a yooth whose case is
like aug, of many otitepi, lured to the
church and Sunday schools by the vis
ion of picnics and sweetmeats. In an
swer to the question,"Where do you go
Elupggy Jimmy,?" the little
fellow replied—r:
"Why, marm, I go to Baptisses, and
Methodisses, and the Presbyteriurus,
but I've been trying the Plsoopsle for
two or three weeks."
"You don't seem to belong anywhere,
then, Jimmy."
ygg NC 4
belppot to 'cm aU, e*oeptirt ,
the ~Nieop
pele, but I'm golqg to Ale them too
now."
"WO, Jimmy, *hairs your hies In
goi& to ow loony?"
"Wpy, you see, I gets a littitiof what's
going on at lerp all, mann. I gets Mis
sies, and hymn-bootie, and all that, and
when they have plonks, I goes to every
one °l'm)."
A fray was pent by his mother to saw
some stove wood out of railroad ties.
Going out doors shortly after, she found
the youth sitting on the saw horse, with
head down. The mother asked her hope
ful son why he Was cast down and why
be didn't keep al Ills work.
The boy replied thus I "My dear mo
ther, I And it hard, very hard, to sever
old ties."
"Docroa," AM a lady, "I want you to
prescribe for me."
The doctor felt her pulse.
"There Is nothing the matter, madam,
you only need rest."
"Now, doctor, just look at my tongue,
just look at it uow. Say what does It
mean?"
"I think," said the dootor, "that needs
rest too."
A MAN who had purchased a new pair
of shoes, finding the road to be a rather
rpm& one; deeided on putting his shoes
under hi• arm and 11741411/g /tome bare•
foot. After awhile he stumped his big toe,
taking the nail oft as clear as a whistle.
"How lucky !" he exclaimed—"what
a tremendous kick that would have been
for lb; slIODI,”
A MAN lost his wife. His neighbors
called upon him to offer consolation, and
he came into the house all covered With
dirt and water.
"Why, Mr. Brown, what have you
been, doing?"
"My wife dying sa, rfltifici 4 4 14mken
day, and I thought I would clean my
well!"
,A BOOVE asked charity on pretence of
being dlitub. 4 lady having asked him
with equal simplicity and humanity,
how long he had been dumb, he was
thrown off hia guard, and answered,
"From birth, lilnditta 1" , "poor fellow!"
Said the lady, and gave him a dollar.
Aw old men, when reeding the Urea ilt
the note-dilut,lan patriarchs, declared
"he wouldn't have lived In those days
for all the world, as a man stood the
tlhantract laving the Motheehe his inoroin
five hundred years."
"ranrp - T, what Meows you bob uo
wool on de top ob your bead?"
"Wall, Julius, I was out West, 'bout
two mouths ago, and do way I got bald
was, de gals out dare used to pull me tq
dar wiadcffe,“
Ax niiniffried lady on this aide of fif
ty, hearing of the marriage of a young
friend, observed with a deep sigh—
" Well, as soon as all the infants are
disposed of, I suppose the women will
have a ehatme,"
Ix youth study, M maturity compose,
In old sge owed.
♦ WONDERNICL DOME.
The dome of the capitol at Washington
is the most ambitious structure in Amer
ica. It is a hundred and eight feet
higher than the Washington Monument
at Baltimore, sixty-eight feet higher than
that of Bunker Hill and twenty-three
feet higher than the Trinity Church spire
of 1 , 44 York. It is the only considerable
dome of iron in the world. II Is a vast
hollow sphere of iron weighing 8,200,000
pounds. How Mud' Is thst ? More than
four thousand tons, or about the weight
of seventy thousand full grown people;
or about equal to a thousand laden coal
cars, which, holding four tons apiece,
would reach two miles and a half. Di
rectly over your head Is a figure in
bronze, "America," weighing 11,9E5
pounds. The pressure of the iron dome
upon its piers and pillars is 13,477
pounds to the square foot. St. Peter's
presses nearly 20,000 pounds more to the
square foot, and St. Cienevieve, at Pans,
06,000 pound+ more. It would require
to crush the supports of our dome a pres
sure of 775,230 pounds to the square foot.
The cost was about $1,100,1100, The new
wings cost about $0,100,000. The arch
itect has a plan for rebuilding, the old
central part of the capitol and enlarging
the park, which will cost about $3,200,000.
NEAR San Francisco is a restaurant
where the proprietors are compelled a ex
act prepayment for meals. Recently a
stranger called in, and ordered soup.
The it alter brought It up, set It down,
then held put his palm. "What for?"
inquired the stranger, " Pay, air."
"What! before I eat it? Wait till I get
through." "No, sir; we want pay be
fore you eat." ''Well, that I never do;
when I get through with the soup I will
talk about pay." "That won't answer ;
I want pay cow?" exclaims the waiter.
"Well, If you eau gat It Wore I sCeilt to
pay, let'ssee you," he replied, holding on
to the plate, and conimencirg to eat. At
this the waiter whispsout of his pocket
a large syringe, inserts the - point into the
soup, and empties the dish before the as
tonished roan can fully recover from his
amazement at the strange proceeding'.
Exit waiter In triumph.
viqui a peat wed
ding in a family which was exceedingly
numerous. The bridal party, with the
clergyman, were gathered in a small
boudoir that opened IntO the Inaih par
lor by folding doers. lii this main par
lor were gathered a great crowd of 'the
relatives, all belonging to this prover
bially numerous family. The sliding of
tt't , doorß l'ifiea aignal for the beginning
of the service, Immediately upon their
unfolding and revealing to the bridal
party the numerous company gathered
to witness the ceremony, the minister
began his prayer thus; what a
npiltitudc"—before he could add "of
Mercies," the invited guests hail caught
an Idea very different, from that Intend
ed, and were so amused as to lose half
the solemnity of the occasion.
THE. Chicago Y . /if-mite has a special dis
patch from Napierville, 111., giving an
account of the poisoning of a whole
Church congregation at that place Sun
day week. The church was celebrating
i°Ve fegst. Ti l e 'Peg ii4d beet' pre
pared in a copper kettle, and allowed to
remain in It all day, till the liquid had
become oxydized. All who partook of it
were poisoned, and suffered the most ex
crutiating pains. Medical assistance
was at once summoned, but it was a
long time before the entire number
(about pne hundred and thirty) could be
attended to. About twenty of the nunx
hfr Wefe regarded as in a dangerous con
dition, bqt none have yet died, ling It la
hoped that all will recover.
WILE New York Post says an inquest
was held oa Saturday on the skeleton of
a man found near Patchogue, Suffolk
county, Long Wand, supposed to be the
remains of George Miller, who suddenly
iiisappeared from that place about eigh
been years since. It 'was believed at
that time that Miller had been murder
ed by a man named McGregor. The
latter was accordingly arrested, but the
evidence was not sufficient to hold him,
and he Wag disaberged. Alter a thorough
Investigation on Saturday the Jury ren
dered a verdict "that the bones were
those of George Miller, and that he came
to his death by violenco at the bands of
McGregor." In consequence of this ver
dict McGregor was arrested and put iu
PoLirW4l, BREAcitiso.—Polities and
the pulpit, says Burke, are terms that
have little agreement. No sound ought
to be heard in the church but the heal
ing voice of Christian charity. The
cause of civil liberty and civil govern-
ment gains as little as that of religion by
this confusion of duties. Those who
quit their proper character, to assume
what does not belong to theln, are, for
the greater part, ignorant both of the
character they leave, and of the charac
ter they assume. Wholly unacquainted
with the world in which they are so fond
of meddling, and inexperienced in all its
affairs, on which they pronounce with so
much confidence, they have nothing of
politics but the passions they excite.
Surely the church is the place where one
day's truce ought to be allowed to the
dissentions and animosities of mankind.
Bahrimoith will soon enter Into the
possession of a noble estate, devised to It
for the purpose of establishing a great
University in the Monumental City.
JAM. ITopkini, reported to be the weal
thiest man In Baltimore, and now ap
proaching the age of 80, it is stated, has
recently made hts will, bequeathing to
the city j 1,500,000 in money and a mag
nificent suburban estate for educational
purposes, and an additional million for
the erection of a hospital,
A STRANGE legacy of one thousand
dollars is left to the Reformed Church
of Peapack, N. J., by the will of Jacob J.
Ttggr, decowd, awl upon condition
that the church grounds be kept free
from Canada thistles and wild carrots,and
If the growth oil such foul weeds Is per
mitted to any extent, then the legacy is
to be forfeited.
40741110 is a perpetual confession of
weakness. It says "T want tin and I
Can't." Fretting is like a little dog paw
ing and whining at a door because he
can't get in,
A STUMP-SPEAKER exclaimed, "I know
no north, no south, no east, no west, fol
lOW-sigliensl"
"Then," exclaimed an old farmer in
the'erowd, "We time you went to web 00l
and lars.tiour joraphy."
50TH YEAS.--NO. 38.
LIFTING TUX VEIL.
The Harrisburg Patriot dr Union re
marks : It Is a noteworthy fact that
every respectable, intelligent and honest
member of the Radical party who visits
the Southern States, returns purged of
the contracted and malignant/sentiments
regarding the Southern people with
which the 1.-Revenses, Stunners and For
neys had imbued him by their falschmals.
He finds the white people of those States
so impoverished and wretched and with
al so patient, so forbearing and so -hope
ful of ultimate relief, that he Is Involun
tarily forced to admire, to pity and cont.
mend, v. here he had made up his mind
only to censure and denounce. Again,
he finds the blacks, for whose woes and
sufferings he had made up his mind to
weep his briniest tears, in the full enjoy
ment of the fat of the land—so far as
there is any fat—and the master of the
situation in everything. He finds them
strutting about as sheriffs, constables and
policemen; roving about the country in'
predatory bandsappropriating the results
of the hard labor of the itidustritew, and
lying indolently in the sunshine by hun
dreds and thousands, indifferent to tho
culls to lalan and careless of everything I
except the signal of the Freedmen's Bu
reau to assemble for their daily rations.
Finding everything thus so greatly at
variance with his preconceived notions,
he comes back to hls Pennsylvania home '
a changed and better man—a man from
whose eyes the wool his departed forever,
and oyer whose mind, for the balance of
his lA, the ultra leaders of the Radical
party will never he able to exercise con
trOl.
This, we beg leave to say to our read
ers, Is not a fancy sketch. What we
have stated has been the experience of
ecores of gentlemen from this State, some
of %horn are residents of this city. Of
course In a matter of 11118 Port we 'are not
at liberty to mention names, but with
permission would gladly down. la-one
instance which has come to our kilos -
ledge the changed views of the Southern
traveler appeared so astounding and his
narrative of sights and experiences so
greatly at variance with the tales awl
teachings of the !WOW press of the
hiorth , that his WWI cal Ude-Oyes declared
that be had been artfully *mitred by
the "scheming rebels," and accordingly
refused to accept hialestimony In Ward
to anything hearing upAn that subject.
Fur years they have been taught by their
favorite newspapers that the whole
Southern people are arrogant, tyrannical
and bloodthirsty, and that they spend
their whole-time in blicuesic—drilikini
whisky, cursing the Yankees, killing nig
gem, and persecuting Union men. They
cannot divest their minds of such For
neylems, and probably would not be con
vineed of their error even if one should
arise from the grave and give ghostly
testimony In opposition to their belief.
Time will, however,. make all this plain
to the better class of Radical citizens,
and then there will retnatn very few
honors in store for the Radical leaders
who for years have practised such gross
deceptions upon their adherents.
"THERE'S MANY A SLIP," ef,C,—WllOll
Colonel Forney tendered hia re.iguation,
says the rhiladelphia Heen/tf, it was
with the confident expectation that the
President would be convicted, and that
the "dead duck" would quietly slip from
the Secretary's desk in the Senate
Chamber to the comfortable apartments
of the Postmaster General. Circumstan
ces have inferorva somewhat with
this nice little arrangement, and the Col
onel regrets his "hasty-plate-of-soup"
(mum. He would have liked to be re
tained, as he finds that being free to
fight the seven honest Senators don't pay,
and that his assaults upon those gentle
men carry with them no force whatever.
Public sentiment sustains them, while It
condemns him and his impeachment col
leagues. A serious question with many
honest Republicans is, "how sliali we
rid oufsplyes pf Forney Butler and Lo
gan ?"• Keep them, gentlemen. You
have made your own beds and you must
sleep in them, even though it bring you
in contact with these dirty bedfellows.
ME Radicals in Congress have made
up their estimate for the army dining
the coming year at the not very dimin
utive sum of $30,000,000. yet it is a fad
that the monthly expenses of the costly
concern, as at present constituted, are
over 510,000,000. They desire to hood
wink the people until after the Presi
dential election, and then a Deficiency
Bill will be passed appropriating one
hundred indlionit additional fur the ar
my, which is being employed to regu
late the negro vole in the South. Let
the people understand this thing. The
figures which we give are indi.putahly
correct, and they teach a lesson which
the overburtheoed tax payers would do
well to:heed.
RATTIER POINTE , Rad, LI few days
since, by way of apology for Oran t's stu•
pidity as speaker and writer, said, "Oh,
he is a man of deeds, not wordy,"
"Yes," responded,, Democrat, "he
killed fifteen thousand Federal soldiers
at Cold Harber, and didn't gain an inch
toward Ripliniond."
"But," 1;1111 the partisan of Hiram,
"he did that to feel the strength of the
rebs." " And did/eel it," responded the
Rsimoorat, who was a returned veteran.
"In such feelers Omit wasted the livesof
more soldiers between the Rappahan
nock and Painunky than DioClellan ever
had, and, after all, had to change his
base and take the route Little Mao re
commended,!'
This Let shot disabled the Rad's guns.
A Pus.:)...cHp.li, In a funeral sermon un
lady, after summing up hop good quali
ties, Added, "that she always reached
her husband his hat, when he called for
it, without muttering."
WHAT is the difference between an
editor's life and matrimonial earriences
In the Ammer the devil cries for "copy."
In the lifter the "copy" cries late the
devil.
THERE is said to be living in Winches
ter a man who is possessed of such a
powerful memory that he is employed
by the various benevolent societies to
"remember the poor."
A FEMALE child was born In Lincoln
wanly, Tennessee, the other day, hav
ing four di/Mack/tad well developed legs
and feet. At last accounts it was ally.
and well.
FRANKLIN PIERCE is the only surviv
ing ex-President of the United States
who was elected to that °Moe by the
People.
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Arrowin ro Comics; WyrinisM;•—
FlonatiliMet imi a man named 40butn
was killed in a negro house of 111-fame
in Columba* (laorgia, and, being an ex
treme zealot in Radicalism, it suited the
purposetiof the rookies organs:et that
party to ascribe his death to menthe!, of
the oonservative party 'in Columbus, *le
though It was the preialeat opinion In
that city, !banded upon the violent and
overbearing temper of the deceased, and
diffbreneee known to exist between him
said many of his polltioal viewdata',
that he had been killed by members of
his own putty. Well-known personal
enemies of Ashburn, one of whom bad
been heard to make a threat against his
life on the %turtley previous to his
death, were In the house at the time of
the killing, and shortly before, Otto of
these left the city soon afterwards and
1 o ent to parts unknown. One man, a
1 member of the reconstruction convec
tion, and also a member elect to the
Legislature of Georgia, It Is alleged,
stated that he knew the kWh)' was to
take place on the night it did, d that
t
he left town beforehand. Con derlug
these facts, and looking at the trblllty
that a man leading an infamous fe, and
perishing In such a place, mfg _ he the
victim of some of his own evil associates,
there would be 80111 C caution, In a tean
try governed by law, in mak o ling arrests
of men of known good character, and It
arrested, they would have all the sans
guards which the law - throws around
the accused to shield them from false
hood and injustice. lint military
courts, litqltutious which, Mr. Webster
said, "are always organised to convict,"
have a different mode of procedure,—
Four respcs2table young men of Colum
bus, who have occupied prominent petal
lions lu the Urtnodratic organisation of
Columbus, and two 'enfored men Identi-'
lied with that party, were arrested, and
are confined In military barracks, apart
front each other, denied cotninuttlenthin
with friends, save under military sur
veillance, and net even permitted to
confer with counsel as to their defense.
They are now about to be tried by mili
tary commission tor their lives. What
the evidence ls to he upon which they
are to he convicted may ho Inferred from .
the me im& which same of the military
01001% 1111VIt law employ lag in the Va•
amination of witnesses, as set forth In
the affidavits of some of the witnesses,
the substance of which we give below,
handy Nelsonr colored man, testi/bed
that ha was tirretittd at Collialblls, June
1, and delivenal over in (*.Min Wills,
commanding post, with whom were'
three other United Stater ogles.* , Af
ter being leterrogated in vain as to any,
cads implicating Mr. tit:hues, one of the
accused, with whom lie lived, deponent
states us follows:
Ito was kept in a guard-room under
the court-house all that night, anti with
nothing to eat ; that on Tuesday Caphdll
Willa and the some three otheers visited
him In bin cell, and propounded sub
stantially the name queries us before,
with sante results as beforth was
about 10 A. M. They left Wm again I
be was looked up, and kept there with
out one mouthful of food, and none was
offered him by the guards. An old ne
gro woman named Mary brought hint
some foot), but it was nut allowed hint
by the soldiers. That he was no gnat,
ded and kept Ilii Thursday munthill i
when Capt. Wills came again to see
hint, and inked about the 841110 ques
tions, with results as above, and as ire
was about to leave, deponent asked,
leave to go to sea ids sister, Nancy Nei
eon ; ho was allowed to go, under prom
ise of returning again that afternoon.
lie went, and reported back at about rj
P. M. of the same day. The 410 he
got at his sister's was the first and only
he received during his mild confinement
from June 1 to June 4. That he wee__
again questioned by Wills same as be
fore—same results—when Wlliseald "he
maul have the truth out of him ;"
again he was put in guardhouse,
he stayed till Friday WI 1W
stunt, at about 7 A. M., when he was re
leased, Wills saying, "Mr. Nelson, you
may go; I believe you are an lioneek
man."
Abner Griffin, another colored man,
deposed that he was examined In Ilirp
manner, and asked what time Dr. klrb
sey, one of the accused, came home on
the night of the murder of George \V.
Ashhilm, and he replied between seven
and eight, and that then one of the offi
cers called him a d-d liar, and said
they would send him to Nod Pulaski
with a shaved head and a hall and ohaln
on him ; that he was greatly frightened,
and In exceeding fear of his life. Depo
nent testified that hp gut the Doctor's
horse the next morning; did not notice
anything difibrent about the horse the
harness and buggy were in their place
where they had been put by deponent
the night before ; and that ho was not
then allowed togo out of the room ; be was
kept thereon day, and before leaving he
was again called lu and asked the same
questions over sem, to which he gave
the same answers; he was then told he
might go, If he would be at his place
when they sent for him again.
Clara Brooks, a colored girl, tett or
twelve years of: age, testified to being
questioned under threats by the officers,
and Charlotte Hull, a colored woman
employed as servant in the house In
which Grimes,lived, states that having
been subjected to long and severe exam
inations, and nursed and threatening by
the officers, adds:
"Just before leaving, one of the officers
told me I was lying all round, and that I
would rather rot In the fort for thi;eo or
for six years than to tell the truth on nay
damned Democratic friends; that I
might as well tell the truth, for !mei.
VreilF49l4a Wim Wailed on Mr.
Wright) had told all about it, and that
when. I went to Atlanta and met Fred
erick that he would catch me in a lie.
One of the officers then took a piece of
rope anti put It under my chin, and said
that wire* they got me to Fart Pulaski
they would do me that way until I told
the truth em thy Detnocratle friends.
Was re-Imprlioned, taken outigaln, and
re , examined in the same Way:" -
Cicero Johnson, 0,0 ,, 10red mail, had sev
eral long and set - ere examinations: and
was repeatedly cursed and threatened
was put in - prison without food, bedding
or lights, and was taken out from time
to time and examined and re-imprison
ed ; one of the officers said to rue, "We
are tired of your lying, and Will have to
send you to Fort Pulaski, where you will
have your head shaved and wear a bail
and chain." The same officer asked me
If I knew how long I would be alive;
was accused of being a Democratic negyh,
and was questioned es tit my reasons fop
quitting the Loyal League.
When military inquisitors seek to he.
plicate, by suoh means at getting • testi
mony, such men as the seemed In this
case, it is clear that under such a despot
istu as Is now established In the South,
no man's life or liberty is secure.—&m,
"WHAT are yoU doing with my micro
scope. G.lll,ger- "I have been shaving,
WWI X erMit tome if OW are soy
lOUS la do Ot9sr,!,