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FRIDAY, DEC. 4, DM
iti•i-As-stiertmsta Oweerfinnsxter.--Tbe
felting...helms of Congress *lll rtLitiesenti
r
Ca to In the lqationet Capitol on Minn
fhlay next. It will be the last session
Boil the Fortieth Congress, and Its con
tltuttonal will cease at noon on
4th of March next, when , the For
ii",,,tirst Congress will , initnediateiy
wente Its place, under a recent law, in
fulrder to be ready for the exigencies of
4 1 eile Incoming administration. We
trc?euppose that on that occasion the two
tiLMAOtiseg will await the inaugaration of
~, f ikrant and Colfax as President and
President, and that then, after a
organization, a joint commit
14'),?e Will be sent to President Grant to
det-poit progress and inform him the
1?alwo Houses are ready to restive any
cuommunientlon he may hove to make.
l elltereupon, In addition to the MUM in
wilinugural address, we may look for a
Ita ie bsage to Congress foreshadowing the
teneral polley of General Grant.
1 ; eLleantime, however, we may expect
oirom President Johnson, ou the re-ae•
wennbiing of Congress, a pretty txten•
!wive and comprehensive message. •,
all— _
P wl Arran TUN Euprtoar.—Since the
'' '.loleetion s ; Radical papers urge Oengress
tip force negro suffrage upon all the
fratatea. 'Why didn't they advocate
Vanilla doctrine during the campaign,
Itotutt make it an Inambefore the people?
in IrVe know the reLson—neither they
rinlor their party dared do It.
hea Al Radical Miseourl has just reject-
Jed negro rmilVage by an overwhelm-
'nog majority, would it he, right In
, rirougrese to compel dint fltate to de•
ltmept what her people hate so eoleaunly
itiund emphatically declared they do
Vo:ot want?
"a , Besides, do Weise Radical editors so
Awirman forget that the Chicago platform,
!won which Great era* noiniairted and
lected, declared that the "question of
l ultrage in all the loyal titmice belongs
I 'I) the people of those Matte?"
y ip To violate this pledge now would
t fd oir only be brazenly dishonest, but
i f iein outrage of the moat grog* and in.
•pbiefeneiblo charseter upon Ws tights
I d ithe Statee and lAA people.
jjyri INEQUALITY OF REPSIIIIICKTATU)N. --.-
quihe inequality and injustice of the sew
nnottiournent of members of the Leghe
f in ittire of this State la SOIOSI WihareVai we
to / ciek. Laserne county polls no mare
! m otes than Lauwoder. Yet. Luserue
as one Senator and three Asocial/4 , -
4w ten, while Lancaster lute two Senators
- t hird four Anannblymen. Lucerne is
elemeeratio and Lancaster Radical.
,eh; hat Is why re unjust, • distinction is
opatle. Lancaster is a Congressional
mirtriet, and another county is added
L A W Luzern. -In lists we have another
c d r xhibatlon of the palpable unfairness
of the present apportionunini / by
rldeb the will of the people is defeated.
Tat
I'll Soar: negroes In Wapitingten had a
oneetisg In that city on Thanks
-41 lying night to consult about lay
luig the corner stone of. a Church.
i iphe colored brethren debated the star
-et fora while, the stoutest of words
" rew warm, the participators came to
4 -lows, nearly a hundred were speedily
4 4tgaged in a regular fight, the police
„nd to be coiled in, and the casualties
. c iere one negro killed outright and
ta uitcn nu tithe rse rkme ly injured. One
„ i f the racers was badly hurt and
[ ,,,nother slightly, before the belligerent
t iaek ehristiane were reduced to order.
he Degrees vote and hold °Mee` in
ilashington. **Let us have peace."
l
th
. 1 Tax Radleals have a new candidate
r U. S. Senator. It is now -sit•
mimed that J. Edgar -Thompson,
, President of the Passkey/Iva/As
/road Oompany, , had the inside
, - ank. If Mr. Thos. A. idoott , is Iri ism
of the project, and will visit liarris
iurg, and stay long enough to became
ereenuity acquainted • with the Me
ublienn members, we are inclined to
ellere he can conitinoi the mat, cans-
Abed man among them that Mr.
temp/ton Is just the man for U. S.
nator.
.EAT Indignation Is expressed
A. Washburn°, American
[ulster to -Paraguay, for permitting
o Americans attached to his sullies•
to be arrested and imprisolied by
pea. Ho Lae left the woeful , and
Intlianed them to their feta, It is
ly necciuntry to may that he lea Rad•
,1, sad values the freedom of a uegro
me than that of a wttlte matt, to ex•
itt hie conduct.
Ix Mobile the other day the lawyers
'ld other officers attached to the U.
4 States District, Court assembled,
uo Judge was present. The notori•
and 'miserably corrupt w,retcb,
'lt Busteed, was detained at Wash•
,ton to awiwezattriulackarges Which
lve been made &gal ast Linooln
.sre twine queer specimens of Judges
Southern Courts, and Dick Busteed
one of thorn.
()RANT'S CABINET. Cell.
ut recently expressed to an army
141 hls utter contempt of the poll•
init who are urging their owp,iner
sutoffice-holdepi on bin. He said
it be would wake up ids Cabinet
he had received a certificate of
!lion, and then uo one would kuow
no he ha , ' decided upon until their
got inio print.
'nu Radicals are puzzled to know
r they are to (none au antendineut
the Constitution of the United
otes that will reach the negroes,
1 yet leave out the Indians and the
nese. All these classes are colored,
inn , used by ths fanatics beeadre
r all know. hgar distasteful the
rd negro is.
L. Gao. Ph..-W-LANTWILO , a prowl-
Radical politician or Franklin
ty, is out - ti a manifesto deuoune
,,he editors of ttieFrankil a Rpos
sod their aliettpos in the con
by w lunki theitadical ongres
oenferees from that cennty
irried for John Cessna.
question of doubling the nein
eadeta et Weet-Puint ia being
d iu BadWel circles. Who
more nsilliery• oithsers? We
nongtr - tartretr who have seeu
t women , iiidiers we are
, to tooploy for yes* ta come.
LCAL capitalists Akod ufa c
balartlllMnigiciwiM4le of their
.00 Jl, the
, ofishilrilimiedvaechml the pri
f_therebaei.pee,eo the Tacoma
• lifer—
glirtfionA, ,44fUegea met at their
State espir i atit /eat' Weil
" their votes for Prtahlent sad
Meat of the United t3tetee.
r THE I Gr,EryTY,-SBI.T4V( cOMPILER,_FRIDAY MORNI.NG . , -D-Ey-FTMI,3Ekt ; 4,
,
WILL TH SEP PLINIT
aril!
Not, we suppose, De,riu +lt muetnig.i.
Greet hire selected his Cabinet and be
stowed his other pal ronsge. Hls char
acterlstie reticence will prey, nt an
early germination of the seeds of schism
whlail are plentifully twirled in the
Republican Doll.
General grant was note, se ever} body
knows, the spontsneope shoice of the
Rad feel or , stiotir Wing'of the party.
The so-caned conservatism Reps id lean s
began to mar his claims early hat
year. They were met by I resolute
eppesition from the Bulimia, led by
the 7W terse, which smelled his preten-
Lions with scornful ridicule. General
Grant's supporters dealred,`aud were
charged with covertly aiding, the de
feat of the party in the State eleetines
or last year; expecUng, by such tactless'
to bring the Redkale to perceive that
unless they did, the Democrats' week!
take him up, and, with the aid of We
early Depublleau Implanters, elect him.
Tide management was suenessfuL The
Radicals ware• compelled, to make a
virtue of neoesefty. They irhere_fain to
be satisfied *ids very slender proofs
that General Grant was a Republican.
Hts esruplicity ,in the restoration of
Stanton was their strongest, almost
their Only evidence that Grant wet
with them. The feet that it was their
fears, and not their Win, that ,criasewl
ed to his nomination, wilLmake squar
ed envy, if they ehonld 41nd that-they
cannat mated him.. .1-11sAyeepatlaies
and gratitude go more naturally with
the motion et the party that famed his
nomination.
Besides thnteu historical grounds of
distrust, :there' Is' a disconformlty 'of
mental organization between the staid,
pit legtnatia4 taciturn, pottiest Ottnerai
Grant, and the ardent, excitable, ye
' hement, detnomdrative, visionary fled
lonia and agitators. Blinds Ito dTillerent
ly constituted do not view things in
the same light, or reach Unsterile evi
dence. Se tarot Oenentl Grant/Mows
his own cool, praetbeal, unenthusiastic
Judgment, his will be likely Ile Alverge
from 'the hot; Impatient, vindlettve,
eateavatanit Radicals. Thie innenrpoti
btlit)kititt ealidttterieneeeto arise eastty,
and to ems rapidly - When they begin,
unless there should he a remarkable
pirlbof mutual Indulgenee and aeecon
. modation. As General (leant has yiekt
eil but little to seeore hi; election, he
may be Inclined to yield kill less and
have his own way nn* that he Is tie
clime( his Office.
The latest project of the Radicals—
that of depriving the 'States of their
oletrol of the suffrage—la inconshitent
with General Graitt's letter of accept
ance The moat memorable thing in
that letter *as Its heinous entreaty,
"Let tie have peace." He could not
have meant by this a cessation of bee-
Unties, br slum hie capture of Lee
therehave been none Ff he had any
meaning, it must have. been that the
intereotil of tlieconntry require *Mose
don of the everlasting agitation about
the rights of the Negro. That language
pledged him—if it pledged him to any
thing—to maintain the datua quo ; to
discountenance the introduction of
new topkisofdispete. Taking the reg
ulation of the enthuse away front the
States and plying*: to the Federal
bloieneneent tee the benefit of die ne.
gram, would be a new firebrand of
controversy; and If General Grant's
desire for "peace' is Wooers and genu
ine, he be obliged to oppose it.
He will have no opportunity to break
with the Radleallon thir question, tin
ire will not yethe in ogles when , Ckue
greet tomes the resolution ; but they
witi.take his Minute to iseloree , lt as• a
sign of •htesetiret hostility, and will
dietreat him amordingly.
Tt4 question of raising hFa afthiry
may diarelbee to hire Who are hie ateret
enemlei Ms own"'party, In 1'0;1-
i:once
,ofhll In!togurg!t lon. The.ciro
reastact,ailth. th,c 7f;:tie„The foremost
advocate of his nomination prevtoue
to tbeeletloneflast year. It ilietiYeet
qat to by the Tiallotote, the foregone* of
his early oppittiente' .We eorinat be.
tie,* that It will pale Congtea* ildiV it
may serve the pia rpose of Ind leafing to
iteciawal Grant his concealed enemies
'For aught we know that may he the
ch I ef *bleat of the proposal, The appli
cants for Mlles will be Rodnuoti more
numerous than the *dices, that there
is a strong temptation both to mart
General Grant's favor, and to excite
-his prejudices against rival claimants.
General Bo.ler owes to the new
President no kindness, and will he a
thorn in his side.'Fie will be always
on the alert to find things that can be
turned to General Grant's disadvan
tage; and if his sharp observation das•
meets that the Rad mils area dissatisfied,
be the leader of the eorahessis.
He le by mature bass, factioua,. savehg•
fui, cunning, audacious; and as soon
as it is seen in whatchannel the stream
of patronage to Ir flow, insmill have no
difileulty in finding cow/tutan• in a
factions bearing towards the new atl•
ministration.' ' ,
The Democratic party, in ti.e mean
while, wilt maintain its ‘ilseipline
and wait and wabeb.— World,
Nog' ♦ ,Pairri T4e
Spriagtleld, Mass., Republican, lo( a
late date, says: "The result of the re
cent elixitiou s tbouga it woe fil , the
Republicans could h&VII was
not ottrisimph of Me Republican party
as a dislisetiee organization. • • "
Atul if the. victory wee not achieved
by the Republican party, as a political
()mastication In Its owu strength and
by the prestige of its statue, no more
does it give thatparig, as an organize
hen, a new lease of power. • * • •
The mute of die election does not indi
cate a popular approval even of the
general policy of Mingrcas. The eke
tion seas carried in spite of thud
Had that simple issue beet' presented,
we very much fear every oue of the
four MllJfe States would have pro
tionneedagainst'it''
A Wksmiroeort eorrespondent inti
mates that Simtur Cameron %likely to
be made Secretary of the Tressurynn-
Clear Grant. Clod MPS the mark I
Witatert Wppointment that would be!
wbo•taid the noonclatleo of
tits Ihrtid+na by'palming ofif Middletown
habit twined/pow the' W Intrebage
antit-shn mall whom Lincoln had to
turn' Girt of the 'Wag Depertment••to
stop tile wholesale plunder of the nub
ile ossuary—the man whom Thaddeus
Stereos deaorlbed in , his grimly •hY•
U1014:008 way•by declaring he "inlaid
not sfeata red hoteroorr u -'-eubla a man
for Seeret/1771TTERMMirtilT. "Angels
and minlafe Or 'grace defend as•"—
Lancaater InfeliVencer:
fish floratho-Seyintour bean sleeted
President, would the iltedicabs tare
proposed Pci — PliEdry to $lOO,-
ooerper year ? Net s bit of It I
Fowr LIMAYETTS. In New York
harbor, was destroyed by Bre on Tues
day last. The fire Is supposed to have
originated through accident.
NZ==a
Niticaesvirciai. - •
tH. , afrth i burg Itlegrrips nit
rrearailiaboak isiliong
editorials advocating the infamous
scheme of forcing negro suffrege upon
the people of Pennsylvania, by the
joint action of an expiring Congress
and State Legislatures elected with
out authority to decide such a question.
Wa isabd. 41011 It that this outrage
shall not be perpetrated.
Let the titicstluit be submitted to the
people at the next election (or mem
bers of the Legislature, ante mem•
bets elect should dare to force it upon
tile people of this State, without their
consent, they wilt dig thor political
graves, and cunisign the Republican
party to destruction. A atom of pop
ular indignation will be excited such
as was never witnessed in Pennsylva
nia before, The Republican party
would lose live v. bite .voles (or-every
negrla vote thus gal ned. Common po-
Mica! prudence would at-eul to de
mand the 811100061 mi of the question
of .peiva suffrage in the people °revery
State. Let it be done. Z. the {leo
without respect to party. demand
that ILI* done. Let petitions be cir
culated in every township ; and let all
conservative Republicans unite with
the Democrats in a demand that the
question be submitted to the peoplefor
their decision at the ballot lox.—Lan
caater Intelliven ccr.
COLORED 11,EPRESENTATIVE.—There
is, after all, a chance, that a colored
representative may have a seat,lit the
Fortieth Congress. 133 , the rejection
of the returns of certain pirishes in
Louisiana, Menard,rinegio, isdeclared
elected Co fill the unexpired term
of Mann, DeineCrat,. deceased. *-
nerd will get the certificate, wblCh
will be prima jack evidence of his
right to be Marth's successor, and be
must be admitted to theseat, and Bunt,
Democrat, who is defeated by fbo-e.
jeetion of the returns, will have a
chalice conte.t Menard's seat. But
the original cent i ticate of Colonel Mann
having been contested by one Simon
Jones, Republican, both Jenard and
Hunt will be ousted i Jones is success.
ful. If not, then, provided things are
done in the usual way, Meuard is the
sitting member by virtue of the
certltl
cate, and Hunt is the contestant. But
things may not I;c , done in the Usual
Way. To admit Nfenard involves the
recognition of the legality of the late
election. Hence, there may or luny
not be a colored gentle an In the Flit--
Beth Congress. Altog ther, It is a
very curiously complicated case, and
involveliat least half a dozen questions,
including one of color.— WersA., Ex
press, November 3U.
IT is generally conceded that ',lhe
times are hard," and that before the
winter closers they' wilt be "more sot"
The "good time coming" *hen 'the
Radical President was . ' elected, has
not yet made its appearance, and the
Indications are that It will " not "set
In" until the people nave experienced
more suffer:l)g and distress. Whry;
this? The Thu Deals promised all
kinds of pleasant and agreeable things
It the' secured u new lease of power.
Wow that they have beet' auebeeatul,
let ua begin to have simile of the berm
fl,ta llUlj bleseitiqa freely promised be
.fUre the election. ,
* MURDER OF II gi YIN POLLARD'-
A despatch 'Own 'fllchtnend, Va.,
?rev. 24th, seS.t : Itatnniwi- a revert
was 'pUblished in trio SonfAetti ftpfht
ion, relative to the eloperuefit 'of' a
'daughter o A. lkf. If. Ortetri, a
'Weaftliq tobaeeotilit of titbit airy. "Title
abdtzt tett ;:feini*;:iis'
Rhree Perlard,•khe editor of the' Owin.
Los,• wee near liht office door, at-the
corner of Main and Fotteteentli lareefs,
id - 014 N; a 'elAitas Ovid' f Snit en
tipper w I edbw ot. te'btilici Int Oppoelte,
end. M.' PoNIeIU 'Neil dead,' ellweu
buebthot. hairlitg• tittered ble.bodk,
'and one peeslng 'hittitigft tale' Innirt,
searcireir the buildinioakiii
font nile lianas firma, 'a brotheetrttla
lady notte4; Nt it'letitticsgEll
"de5.4 himaett and wairtiticiih"to'''the
statfon-honse. double 'barreled
Kan with one tweet theeharged,,Wita
found in the room. The affair 41reates
greet excitement item, and a large
crowd he been 'graben/1d 'monad the
Opinion °aloe elites he beau trent*.
—Great has been admitted to bail
in $lO.OOO.
THE extreme Romfic i ttia .ftro trying to
manufaolo t trit a Public, opinion fterora•
Lae to aazol,ber ifupeaehinfot of Proof
dent Johnson belore, the 4W of,klarch,
tic, that old item Wade, may, bel put- in
Wig Freakleutlal 4144 , 190 g ;luau& ,lo
All all the c4cee. 3`,hjAl„leaa, become
necessary inasmuch as the ,course of
Grant is
_pot -• Kfiwtnry, and It is
thought much safer ps• fill . ,the offices
before he la {usugurate~.
"A actsliecßow hoe been incanted
at Slahville, down East, °tan bitignio a
character that the crows In the neigh
herhood-are bet.ily engaged In bring
ing back thermal they 'tale last SUSI
ZULY."—.EXCAgnge-
couldflair weention, applies-
MO to human depredators, be stuak.sp
at, AYashiligton, the /tactical whiskey
thleyes, army suntrastoss, /shoddy
itilibeni, and general plunderers, woohi
at 0L1C42 , bring bitch. enough I* pay MI
the tiationad debt with large surphis
in the treasury fur distribution among
the State*.
A HARD iiL'AUTHL QLD DEMAX.SLAT
—A few nights rim* • small sway
were assembled hi General RrauVa
parlor, among them Mr. ,Dept, hie
lathes-in-law, who lives in ldissouri.
Some oue asked him how kt issourt had
voted. The old man said : "Sbe gives
Grant ten thousand majority, but
be d—d It he got my vote!" The
General himself roared with likughter
at the reply. Dir. Den tfsjustly proud
of his patuocracy.-I.,'zchange.
thmocnatic Vic CORY. Hon.
Onkey Hall, Democrat: %Lola elected
Mayor of Now York by 5.1,094,.0n Tues
day. The adicul candidate only
r'o,ooo votes. Hou lirehardO'Go9pau,
bemocrat; was eLieted" COrporatiou
Counsel by 53,5.",9 The Itacthnds tried
to make a show or scrength t ha' failed
badly. "
Mlnocruta i ,tlie'saiue (lay also
Carried Hudson, Itt; by'a tai a Jon
jOrtty:
BSPOlit3 the eleetiesi, Rad I ear editors
And Speakers claimed thee dther• party
'flavored en, Motny. • Now thatOrsrit'ts
elected tiler -pr:+pose to triereasel file
salary as President from $33,000 ttesloo,-
000 per yea?. Does this hicik like coon- ,
omy ?
MEmrsie. .a pt FiWad,
viola fi.giti owned Kenpeo trap paw,
log through thg
by a negro,aud, b i outioly„ tic 4444 .7 .,
Next morning he was „(aund. A).T OW'
citizens, awl Identified t 7 iha fAi/d. ,
He was taken to the scene of violeuce
and hanged.
I V " 10/1 , 11 RATIVAN.
4 The clot majority for Beptto
Ke y is 743,3:x.
Mount 'Vesuvius is in a vt;fli i iiico .'
lent state of eruption.
—Texas makes flour out of sugar
cane seed and out of this flow r "sweet
bread."
—The Insurgents in Cuba have
pawed -*we 4 , Peest viefiertes-wreriehe
regular.tßuopp, . •
.1
Maidens arenoti tied that leap year
with Atm bungle. PriYileger, hi-.€4lYring
to a does. , ,
—A totner,-welirblog 1 pounds
has lately had a lady of Truy, If. Y.
removed from It.
—"Linen NVeddlngii" are the latest
suistrlisionlal dodge to get presents sat
of friends.
—Oenenit , Grant will hare Control
of 53,000 offices anikofficers, whose an
nual compensation will amount to
thirty millions of dollapi.
A Waiiiiiiigton bride at her wed
ding exhibited a Hine/feet 'king 4rain,
supported by three pages.
—Brigham Young's Organ prints
an,article to prove that', the recent
earthquakes are an admonition to the
world to eintirace 31ortnohisni.'
The Poetmaater at Ly,nuvllle. Le
high co., Pa., has held his place for
48 years. He Is 65 years old, and evi
deittly doba not believe In rotation In
office.
—The Coroner's jury In the
,case of
Mrs. Bill, at Philadelphia, has return
ed a verdict that she came tal her death
by violence at the hen& of George S.
Twitchell, Jr , and Camilla, his wlfe.
—A. T. Stewart, the New York
millionalre;l'an lowest Oh the Grant
electoral tickk at, the recent etectiOn.
The poorer claims /moat. have "eut "
him.
—The mackerel fisheries in the East
are said to be almost an entire failure.
In Chester, Masa., malOy ° famine*
which depend on the mOicercl fish.
erica for allying Wave. bees Ahrawm
of employment and are new in a mut
t
fer I n cori tl Mon.
—Some enterprising North Caron.
niane are planting, more than two
tlintieantraeres:- Mik Ink taci huff lred
thousand Irma-du penult trees, at
Ridgeway, on the Pollees and.Castou
Railway. . . .
Careless, fanning is wearing out
the wheat•landa..of Oalifornha. Tie
amp this sm.'s , no larger than lash.,
though there was one-itnieth more
abreege in cultivation. . - •
— . Figs are grown , to :Chillicothe,
Ohio, wit houhdiftkulty, and they are
equal to any of the,losported.
—The Otteyenne Leader says nine.
ty-two antelope, killed by two hunters,
le two days, were shipped to Otpahs
the other day.
There are twelve etiminale in the
Maine State Parton, under sentesee of
death, for murder in the Ai* degree.
druokerd was picked upin•the
steeple of 84 , Joseph, Missouri, the
other day, with 14100 to gold in his
•
More, fine residelsees are being
ereetedin Atlanta, Georgia, than ever
before at any eue time.
A Vermout turkey laid nue hun
dred and thirty.flee writhe mist sea
son{ end'ikee hatthed aud meted , a
brood. • , t.. • ) s •
TVOMAS JONES, 11" •of Weitt
ltirntihentl tdirnahlp; Cliedterheounty,
died on the 18th ult.,and just as the
funeral was starting intithegiavi.iard
00 gifnitte.V,ltleber6nied wife felt
dead upon the floor.
ygailYLca
t 11" SYS
AFTER a few weekereentothoo:th4)
elephant has eisergtO.frest,hin den
.with a batch of lithselsoods Jo Justify
, the diateraorsfolvonaluat of tho eolonkl
syrapathisens a& /last 13erlin• on. the
nlght.of. the.= of Nintember. "kap
lola Vitaiikay't;tis itoideatty• 9dead
duck" So Alleawnd4 Lek uowlediting his
troth/11410.ehore6o kela;tooae.of event.
Lions from that of a pogilistio:eseshat.
sant Mahe !witier• of , newispopp s art I
rood therolose:ealls ta.oue. of his
Poiria"-leAko theitiewissary work, Lost
what hove thoyhronght.forthar„They
have ezpoewltlkeureelsria, beyond es.
cape, by the pek nfmr lethi 'neat that, ! the
deroopetrations of .',63 aud '66 were aut•
riclent jUtitktleatiou for the ountermis
tovitationweateti4d — oo 4 004 1 oolo6'
con e9L 44geliwor • 40111001 S
,nunaper of ,"gluga" to torow:10eo4 au,d
gait all, those opposed to the colored
programme. After these ktlarkott d4)4 ,
lend:lons, no Judge or jury, even the
most igrnwoot wooly head, would,hess•
itate to fix, the guty intent, wherei Js
belongs. , • ~ „. •
"prey u Aim a 194 neorsomni. 14, ,ge8V
to a scurrilous remark in. relarst tam,
rasaatitSailsiztlik'.' We the Skutueor
respondent. Oh, no!—and yet Lo.t.lie
same 4reigh twdascoutis 4.91b0r jowes,s
eaurrOltY kle, cannot alas
eztrtcata ,his„"JeCerssoulote! triett4i
*or p d hinweir.44l.4.6Rod Poalt.tan h3r
aaelanstlaaa or ; stern ,ilewatiou to the
tlear aklllag.‘”; It was quite as ardent
a Radiosl-aa Le who wrote—
, "rear dawn theitattating Iles
Half-mast the etarry, nag,
Igsuit no sunny eky
'
With hate's polteted rag."
It Would requite 'very little histdri
'cal 'knowledge toget at the 'political
standing otthe gentleman's ancestors
during the days of the Hartford Con-
vention, which body Was engaged in
throwing out blue lights as a signal to
it foreign ibe. Nor *litany one dispute
the honor due for supporting assumed
"military necessities, "viz: John
Brown's raid, Lincoln's bullies, sire,
flurratt's murder, and a host of other
outrages perpetitted In the interest of
the "God and morality' party." *
Usti - Wes efttelai 'natality in Califor
nia is &l. Owing to an Informality
in printing the name of Rolrmnn, one
of the Republican Erectors, it is stated
the SeCietary of gtatc refuse's to certify
his election, thus giving the Dedfocrnts
an Elector: The mattkf will be sub
mitted to the Stfpreme' . 'Goan: Softie
42,11X),001 fstakesj' de l pend tpou the
aecision. • Dematrats Claim 'the 'bets
unleris the elgtoril vote Is iinaiariticius
for Grant and Colfax
RICHMOND, Va., Nnteulberltd. l --Thls
me ming, lit the tlititti Stet* Often I t
Court, Robert Ould, counsel far'delfet
son 'Davis, Made ortnogion to tortinh the
indictment against Dreisi,—otr tire
groand 'that the fourteenth imend
meat prescribes the mode of punish
ment for participation in rebellion,
Which is disfranchisement; 'MA
Jolfier putilsimitro t •"The
irrobeturtimtattoeney Moved rto 'pavane
the motion , unail.the , latterpail of thei
term. Chief Justice Chase denided.b& ;
'hear the eirguerest on the triesitiltr on
'Ttrunsday utiza. ' ,
-,. TUE -. 134, 0 41 , Nat MO 1,6•414,3b0Ugh
ALA Itrcsidetps ide a's , noli base
,contriVefi in %Withal coo be bilet!
'The eitiati a d'lrls4ififel 41 e the y,
respectable fasattlaa 'Jere aim-
Sous to occupy It, notwittuftanding its
in conveniences.
: . 44-tspartn!ali.
Bridgc Grunted.--The Grand Jury,
tart week, granted a Bridge across the
Conowago on the road teal tug from
Millsl-1 nterateira
Lecture.—Don't forget that Rev. Dr.
Mona; of Baltimore, will lecture in
Agricultural Ball this csetilng. Su h
leot —"Row to Read,"withillustration.s.
An urruSally tnterestingentertalnmeut
mar be expected. Dr. Morris, always
an engaging lecturer, tt ill be found
peculiarly at home in the holdout &D
-i:warmed fur to•night.
We take the liberty of hinting to
hint that his audience will expect
a rxidly number of
,Illustrations."
There is a very decided, and laudable,
"harkerltic" in this community that
way—and few, Vany, elm gratify it to
a more general extent than be.
Lccturc.-kßorge AMA: Townsend
will lecture in Agricultural Halt on
the evening of the 15th—at the Invita-
Lion of the College Boolellea. Su
"rhe Pennsylvania, llutelt." The pa
pers speak of tbo leeture as decidedly
mirth-provoking.
Lecture.—Prot George H. Mies
will deilvtr a Lecture in Ht. Vineentts
Hall, Ent Illittsburg, on Thursday
evening next, en "The Influence of
Neatness and Beauty over the Growth
of Towns"—for the benefit of St. Vin
cent's Library.' We bespeak a ftill
hawse. All who miss It will miss a
rare lutelleetaat treat.
New Dircelor.—On the first Movii:lay
in November t pliephimin Deardorff;
Esq., took tits seat - Vette board of Di
lectors o(the Poor. Mr. Nunemaker
went, put, his term havlug expired.
The latter made a valuable officer In
all respects, and w•e are quite certain
that Mr. D. will prove to be the sa.
The New Prothortotary.—Jacob h1el•
horn, Esq., was sworn to and entered
upon hie duties ea Prothonotary on
Tuesday. Re at once took his place
In Court, and got along so well as to
lead strangers to suppose he wee an
ttld hand at it.
Oonfirmation. Bishop Shanahan,
of the Diocese of Harrisburg, wiis here
last Supday; and administered cOnfir.
mutton to fiftylenie vers.:y:lHW St. Fran
cis Xavieirs Chureil=aasisted by the
pastor, Rev..l. He also con
doned thirty-twu.,au St. Ignallus's
ehurell, In Buthanan Valley, ontalti.
day morning, and twenty at Fairfield
In the afternoon. •
The new Bishop made a vary favora
ble impression, and bids fair fora long
muse of usefulness la his ch uroh,. lie
Is a thorough scholar, a fine speaker,
and has high admlnhdrafive
Cktrendar airds.—We are prepared
to print Calendars for the year 1869,
with Tinniness ,Cards attached. They
are done either on oardteard er paper,
in one or a variety_ of colors, They
are not only attractive because showy,
but useful for daily reference through
out the year—and hence doubly valua
ble to those who avail themselvettof this
means of advertising.' That the COM
PILER ortirre will do them neatly it
guaranteed by . the very handsome
work constantly turned out. Bead ill
our orders. Rates always reaeonahle.
Hew rhiertiftliught—On Monday
night, stoat II m'clock, as severs!
Itlecithin:lt of. J'ACi-tkl i .iontt:ti faintly,. In
Highland township, were retuning
froth 9spelling.sethoul" in the neigh
borhood, they found two istrangettor
sce tied ill the isne. Suspecting some
thing writ - % Jiiitl_hettrbitg a noise in
the barn, they went in, and discovered
twat stratippatt In the slot of , stteedl
oats. The thieves were 4 once "cap
tured,n and taken to the house, whets
tiley.were UNA tinder close guard un
til- some one came to town to :Idyls°
calker Rouser- of Use arrest. lie
premptly went Out ' , and in the indiu.
tug the thieves were brought' hi ; nod
taken before Esquire Cover, they were
Cumanitted for the larceny of the oak.
One of Vied! gave his name as Wm.
• .
11. Mangum, from Georgetown, (for
merly from Clinadaj 'and the other as
John M. Longabaugh, — from 'Juniata
county. Their stories, however, dif:
fered Considerably, and netdoutd ; wan
entertained that they were horse
thleiniti, , toodittend, stiblieqwenity, by
, Unegittnitiettee disipoettiou N 00n.
"State's evidence."
•In the evening, (Tuesday, ) re
enough, handbills were received here
desegibing the hories found to
44e—one, a black,,stoldn froot„Abral
ham Mentes, in Neveberry township,
York Cioanty; and the other;:a sorrel
mare. stolen fretut Abraliagt MlllEr, hi
the same township—the former offer-.
log sieward of $25 and The latter $lO.
'The homes were taken front The sa
tiles of these gentlemen on Sittuillfty
night.
We suppose thatatangutu and Long
:Mauer will be first tried in York coun
ty for the stealing of the horses—alter
that here for the stealing of the oata.
Mat Estate Sales —Joseph Barker
hassoki his hotel property, in Littles
town, to Levi Hamer, sf, $9,000. We
iniderstatid that G. B. Yantis, a first
else& kintilorii, will take possession
of the hotel In the spring,.
Nicholas We.tver has sold to David
itisehaugh a part of the old Presbyteri
taoldrcla Isit, oti.Wiesidsgtosansitretit,
90 feet ?AM, fHl$9DO,,on Will tilf Mt.' ft.
Is building a neat cottage. Abottt two
years ago .9tir. W. purchased ties whole
lot at private sale from the church
trustees at $6OO. He has !Oboe sold
less than one-half of it for $l,lOO.
Richard Crouse tins ezf'hanged Ills
farm of 190 acres in Freedom• town
ship, for property of heirs of James
Cunningham, deceidied", iiirthe same
township, 10 acres with hurrays
menia—receiviug $2l per acre for Ms
farm,. and paying $1,190 for the Cum
ntnglism property.
Jeremiah Culp :hail sold to Aaron
Elheely, 3 Jots Otk,tound Ott '
corner of
Liberty and EtuA Middle streets, for
81,10Qoasii.
SUSgli etllli4llll 841 d to .111.0.0 b El.141?1 t
her house and lot on York street for
$1175 cash.
Jall 3 o.4LHaJwlt4.9 l . l ,4olXxitthouse
at Granite Station, on the Gettysburg
nellroad„,to E.. Ecitenrode, for $2,lglD.
John C. twee •hss purchased train
George Arnold w two-ilory brick
house, with lot, in New Oxford, at
$3,600 cash.
Shepard SWltwers has sold his
d'arN, on thel'oi-h i tSidipike, one mile
from detlyshuoi—ti7 nem, with itu
shAvesinciits-,te..John' Eckert, for SG,-
~,ProlecL—WillMto M. lierih,"?- 4 ct ,
formerly of this itott•ty beetl-eite- ,
tett - President of the PiUaburgh and
Itaftted."="A l "Thw monia wanted to
rent. Apply at the COMPILER office.
Court Prageedifint4Witiontleue dor
report of (marts Sestionii cases trild
last week :
Com. vs. Alexander Brasbears.--Se
duction, fornication and bastardy. De
fendant not appearing, recognizance
forfeited, to be respited upon his ap
pearance at the January Sessions. •
Cont. vs Wm. E. and John King.—
Assault and battery upon Joseph Orn:
dorff, at singing school. Verdict guilty,
and 4a - et:daubs sobtceided,lift p l y a tine
of; 3 each and the costs of prosecution-.
Cunt. vs. Tlicodtwe Richards and
Win. Dlunitiamm.—Larceny of hand
saw, plane, chisels, dm., from John
Kreta. Verdiet ;talky .as to Slnsn
bainen—not guility as to Richards.
Blumbannu sentenced to the Eastern
Penitentiary for one year and three
tivnit
Cotn. vs. Thezdore alehards awl
WM. ..lilumMuutu.—Lais‘par or flour,
blanket, &0., from Jacob Raker. Ver
dict guilky, and iletendauk , Asatemast
—l3lurnhainm five days to Hie (7trlnty
Jail, and Richards sixty days to same.
Coin. vs. Theodore Rickards sm.!
Win. Illumhainm.—Larceny of oats
and buggy 1 , 14 ii) fruuk\l4Y/..i V. Rea
ler. Verdiiti add .dieleentiailts
sen teneed—llieli;trqs thirty days to the
County Jail and Blumhatnin one day
to same. •
Com. ye,. Theodore Richards and
Wm. Illumhainm.—Surety of the
peace, on oath of Jeremiah Fratirr.
After hearing, complaint dismissed.
Court adjourned on Friday night;
did not, of course, sit on Thanksgiving
Jay.
Second itkck.—The last Legislature
past,e(l an net requiting the Novem
ber and January tertuaof the Courts of
this county to commence on the tout th
Monday of the month, and continue
each two weeks. The Second week,
or week for civil business, commenced
last' Monday. The following' cases
lus*e thus far been disposed Of:
Levl I). Malls, surviving partner of
SWope, vs. John Coshun.—
Action of dvitt, ou book account for
.takt..kitfal :bad to .trlebt or 4W.kku t ,
and for 4io lent her., The deteure was
that the defendant was in the army at
the time, and did no; authorize the
loan, but that the money was paid alter
as part of a legacy due her by onb 'of
the partners, who is now dead. But
the Jury, from some conversation of
the defendant, incerrcd,a, ptomise by
the bustiatid p:,* , it hack.- Virdirt
for plaintiff for $5B 83. Motion for a
new trial.
- Samuel B. Miller and Lemuel Ma
hlon, Executors of Benjamin Distant',
deceased, vs. Virginia Wilson, late Vir
ginia Dtalatt, and Francis J. Wilson,
her husband.—Debt on three notes un
der seal, and e byok i spotammt against
the wife, &intimated 'Before her mar
rlkge with Mr. Wilson. The defend.
ant plead payment, and proved that
elle hatt,paid and settled with Benja.
min Metrical for them before hie death,
but dad not lift the'notes from Mr. Ma
taut], among whose papers they were
found after his death. Verdict for de
fendant.
Chrlatinn Keckler and Mary Lis Norg,
in right of said Mary, vs. Phifip . Blt-
Ungar, and against. John F. Mutat,
Executor of Jacob deeease4--
•Ejecntntdit for 3 acres and Ur 7 pOtolues
et faMl. ..Flaiutlff claim,, andtar the
wilt of Jacob Fidler, Whe'deVlsetl her
certain hand( part of his tarn]. The
EicecOaw set apart torlier use a por
tion of the farni, but excluded from
Ow:draft the,latulitt dispute. Atylte
will contained a "latent atirpigui , j.y,"
or imp! i!fete deacriitinn, Mut ad
mitted the declarations of the testator
rea4,lo N ritec tbe , .wilti&jag of Ule wM, to
Itkutte the land. Jury out—Thursday
'afferhbon.
Shut.- 7 -tiol: John H. Nicelel
-Ith, One day lest week, brought to
tearu a very flue dew,' the_irceult of
a hunt in The South "Monlittift'by
'Mutat If- end Joku Hell. The Ont.
ham on. thanks: r. G;r cthUut:
stloe—
frony the,"dlectnieloti" of which we
conclude that Adorns county venison
le, like almost everything else grown
in this regibrl, "hard to bent." '
—Niesers. David Stever and G. W.
Irwin returned, the other tiny, (pail
Juniata county, with two einhe
very, largg,fottheir age, ebot tittrttig a
,
vialt former neighbor, John
Sennett
Froderkk sad , 1 4 cou1s:yivanta, Litre
Railroad.—The periplir of Frederick
eifY'and county; Nays the .12414tic4n,
will bortal4y to learn that President
Louts and a number of the board of di.
rectorr..ll; (111.1 road,,
with Hayden 'as civil 'engineer,
.turted oul:otr Ttreaday for the purpose
of ruakiag.,a prelituinary.observOlon
for illitit-iet`brlllitiLlvittir, and ;dire in g
it under contract s speedily as possi
ble. There kilt deep interest fell in re
gard to 'his Triad, 'tut - dire' are told that
as prominent, to determine t
push
Killed.—We understand that Absa
lom (.a3nratl, of Menalien township,
was killed about two weeks ago In
Georgetown, I). C., in a fracas with a
man whose name we have not heard.
We have looked in vwu in our, ex
changes for particulars of the sad
event. Mr. Conrad belonged to the
21st Pennsylvania Cavalry, during the
war, and bad previously acrved three
full enlistments in the regular army.
He was on his way to Washington, to
try to recei ve admission into the Gov
ernment Institution for old "regu
lars," and; strtrot.hig ab "bight In
Georgetown, hecamo, involved in the
controversy in w.hioll he-lost his life.
His father resides in this county.—
_ ,-,
lirrrnlirritedi--On Wettnewiai - after
noon last, the
, barn of Mr. Samuel
Grissinger, three or four miles from
town, in North MitlyiletoWn lOU/instil/0,
Wes 'iihicovered to be uti lire. The
barn, together with the crepe of. hay
. atid ' grain, was entirely 'eonsuined,
ttititigh the Ilreetoek, , gears anyi agri
cultural hipletnents were saved.
Tlie'builtlin,g Is suppoeyl to liavq,beeti
set - one tire by sonic vagrant/ 10e were.
seen prowling .sroui4d.tl!al
ueiglibur
bowl'a iiii),Mrt lime p,ruy„lngi, Tbfire
engirt to he SOME. more strinreo t Nu ,
enacted, by which these pi ow.hrtg mis
creants who infest our county may be
kept atfagt. rcluchkrtivet4 4Mfat their
mercy, and though . they may treat all
who pass that way with uniform kind
less, yet they are subject to depteda
lion, insult and outrage every day.—
Carliele Voletraleer.
//ey Chotma=We learn ttiat Messrs.
William Ws'hey, H. E. Eiden, and
others In Mena(len toreuithlo, Veva
last a number of Hogs this season
from the tllse4e know n us ' flog Chol
era."—Star. -
laawAck .for
;•fiteri g .ch 9618 ai3d ot:lffttin sotteoe 4 l
la atLatulx
We abase of t Z. you ngi.
people to organize at onb, a a trAN'e a
good winter pass time.
ine,Collotbia Brike.—The U. S.
ailyd tegisift-r stays that the new
Inidg aerkisa,tile S'uititiehatialk ri v
at Columbia—built on the piers of the
old bridge which was burned by the
militia in June, 1863, on the appear
ance of the Confederates on the west
bank of the river—will be in condition
to be crossed by trains with locomo
tive power about the firlidofJanuery,
The distance from Philadelphia to
York,}ay nsij, '4ll)iles, or four
hoUrs' time; OM the ne* schedule
w111,48,.4 Tel y positive ipirovirMent,
over any arrangements hitherto pitol
ble between Pliltdifetphia'and York,
()Wing to the fact tliat-thene tins never
been a locomotive crossing over the
Susquehanna river betweiin ColuMbia
and Wrightsville, the old bridge tie
ing only available for horse-power to
haul ears ricross It—a process beset
with deftly and with taltare to sontiect
on time
From Philalelpht% to Columbia, 81
miles, the railroad, built by the Stide.
was opened with a single track us
long ago as April, Is3l—an early date
In railroad
,nnuals. Wrigida
vide to Yorki 13.mlles, the road was
opened in April, 1810, as pail of the
Wrightsville, York and Gettysburg
Itailroad—a Newel, wisely conceived
and intended to connect with the Bab
Umnre and Ohio Railroad It Clear
bilging, but never carried out, partly
because Of suspension of State appro
priations for railroads, and so called
"tapeworm" engineering.
In 1851 the York and
.Wrightsville
Railroad was leased by the Northern
Central Ipi i ilway,Cpmilany, which in
turn W 11,4 net ed j . ,',4.)ylhe purchase of
a majority share interest, to the eye
teru of reads operated by the Poinsyl-
Venda Railroad Co. Yerk, theiefore,
which now bail direct railroad com
munication south to Baltimore and
Washington, and north and west via
Flwrg, will hereafter have magi
lyl,l facilities east to Philadelphia.
York is the turiving business and
money c'plofeta largponni fl itrkortunt
,ouunty (the '',,vhde rose, ) ! separated
froth the "red rose" of Lancaster by
the liusquehanna river,) and coutaiiis
about 15,000 inhabitants, having in
creased Its population 75 per cent. since
York also needs more direct com
munication with linttysburg, imd will
no doubt compass that 'desideratum,
through co-operation of Interests to he
Leneeltted, aline any one eau appreci
ate at a glance the advantages which
would accrue to York from a fink of
road to Okford, which would opeu to
York a region now tributary to Han
over and thence to Baltimore; at the
same time putting YorK on an
east and west route as She now Is on
a north and south route.
The Southern border of Pimusylva
nia Is a good country, and it is a mat
ter or moment to Philadelphia to ea:ti
tivate improved anti extended corn
munivistion with it. • "
Daring Robbery. -011 Wedeeslitty
night some-daring harglara ((weed nti
entrance biro' the Inatidlant.tellorlit;
estabflehment of tar. prerrpnee 1- 101,
on Carlisle street, below the Sayings
Hank, pltd tined It of a large amount
of valuable cu,tom work width had
Just been tiyisbs--ineJty.ling a costly
wedding i suit Mt 't.tyiing gentleman
of ou t town. The 11411 t, Was a' most
favorable one fur burglarious work, be
ling very dark, and a heavy rain (Ap
ing. This Is decidedly theLuideat,rutt
bery that ban been conitnltlett to our
town for a long time. No-lelne bits
beeU - 11 . ad 16' perpe t rmorm. —Ha n
uver Specialor.
W3l+4
Large Vow Ki/k4.4-o.lht learn that
some of our town pyortanitm wti‘le
engaged in fox hunting hot weak
among the 'Pigeon mu., kin g a a. lar g e
red fox, which measured three feet
u ine incites from the tip of the tail to We,
head. It was, the largetitisf the species
ever killed in
Property Sold, —The property o
,
if Wauarriaker, on East Market
street, four sera of land with 14 brick
houses thereon, Ado sold at filterttrs
eale ou lost. Saetiralay for sll,loo, J.
Mo-
Dowell Sharpe, puramer.—Mill
bare/berg Spirit.
na Y . /4.1 ' 1/V • Pear Hams
burg Pqriof, now publbtµed by B. F.
Meyelftrit - th".', - Pirrne t itt'fhtritibfbst and
t °undo* Reffloontio • papas in. I e
entitte'.'",rb4meb destrt. more t an e
heft tentitter ;utile?. ere onto mend 'the
Pa(noß 41t1 twins for Abe,- ensuing
Orie,:ctipy V. tit ad Vance,
02.50 itt petul , ssittifo dutontbs, and so.lf
Paitiontilittut the yaks; Irmivemple4 $7,
ten e9.oo4t4t:LieetttY'lNAget 4 /Lie
ty copies 1640.56, fifty copies $62.30, and
one hundred copies $lOO.OO--with one
copy fn eel casii to getter up of club.
Goatees. Lades Book prorniees
tn
crebeed uttraetionn for thecoukiug year
-JIM' which see'prospeetus In another
column. This old favorite keep..
the Weld, and well it doserves to.
The ,LlYffe thrpopat makes its regu
lar visits to our table, freighted with
origlaal matter fur "boys and girls,
and for older people who have young
hearts." As a magnsine for the
"young folks," nothing could be more
Interesting. Published at Chicago, by
Alfred L. SewellPat $1 a year, or 10
canto for a single ne Luber.
Why he Didn't.—" Why don't ,ynli
trade with me?' said a aose•fisted
tiatiesmau to 4 friend, the other day.
The reply was very characteristic:
"You have never asked me, sir. I have
hkofixat U through the Cu/itrmilas :for
Irrvitatfon In- the shape of an Ad
vertisement nod found nous, I never
go w6”e
The Farmcre. The farmers ale
about through with their fall work In
this squ,tion. They are„ among the
happy few laboring for a living, who
!ave a selisOti of rest. ANA? such Is
not the printe:'s fortune —to trim
comes no bout of rest In hummer Or
winter, In sunshine o'hucle.
Pam D . utmgoe tioWad
,/?"Inc.c telt.
th twatory. few day ago pante m
41.4144 4 lelizu • 3tEtiliokta. 'eio4sed
on theft ery.brititterthioklil , e : • One had
loot boils arms and legs, and -the other
two both.legiti.t f i lryeyriliitsd to Com
modore Yates the following fearful in
cideun,ifitot Winter, the three broth
ers started put to a singing -school,
'ith three young ladies, in an OX-Slea
While nn the way a heavy snow storm
Caine up and coaoed theta to luxe their
way. After wandering about for hours
they were finally "snowed in" "on the
prairie. Locked up in that snowy pris
on the three women froze to death, and
the lorollaera were so badly froxeu as to
result In their present maimed condi
tion.
"X44.lviry cold( tines to write editorial
ir the-yard to pmve that_ ©rant Is
may he the ease,
but If it is, it ought not Cerlate 4 34l iffirch
time and trouble to prove it.
86e.
f
Justran agritytt-Theo. C. Norris
halust turnip froM the city with a
vernlailSe and efie,ep lot of Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and Gentle
men's Wear, of every description.
He keeps nothing but gentlemeWs
wear, and persona lu want of Over
Coats, Dreg*, pmts Pants, Vests,
Boots and Shoes, or tinder wearaany
kind can do better at Norris's than at
any other
Hubs
in the county. - Th s
stuck of Hubs onifStspootunot be bent
outsido,tg,the ,
Um I inige.dock. of 0 07 4 1 11 , Over
Coats, Infantry Over Coats and Jack
ets on ham!, just (hut the. .j. 11.
parttnt:nt, RIM warranted perfebt.
Persoga vrint of these der. As had
better call soon, as they are very
ikv/ree. OotPt'forget to tall at :+4;r
ris's Store.' It
.'the Morimiy . :Thurs."
Buehler has 'receive& a large assort
think of (hose tainOtea haso.tirulog
Stoves, which on Ape store of IMMO
!Hy, Ilea ul tneye, easy
and 'genetaFutllity, stand trutiralled
and defyrompetitiom The g rea t, de
mand for them last mason taxed the
capacity of the inattufseturers to Meet
the tienthriti. They are much improv
ed and oill doubtless er i t long take the
place of all other ttiOVOY for parlor, of
drt, store and gbop. 'all and look at
them, at the Wareroom on the corner
of Carlisle and Railroad streets, oppo
site the depot.
Also, on hand a full assortment of
the bind varieties of Coot:trio SrovEs,
including the Silear, Noble took,
Waverly, Oriental, Washing, Barley
Sheaf, Prince Royal, Royal Cook, Ex
celsior, the. the., 411 WARRANTED to bo
good bakers. .f f not astisfaetorY, trey
can be returned and the motley re
funded. Also, a large assortment of
Hollow Ware and Tin Ware, 'l)oty'e
Washiug Machine and Pniversal
Wringer. Coll and exornina. • tf
A Fine Etna r+J . Hawss such un in
adjunct to beatify that no
one who prizes good looks should neg
lect to use the heat preparations to De
had to inerense its growth, restore its
color orpreveut its falling off. Ring's
Vegetable Ambrosia is one of the moot
elfbetua I artieles for the purpriee we
have ever seen, tarddes being one of
the moat delightful hair ilf easnws and
beautifiers extant. It Is free from the
stinky and gummy properties of Most
other dressings, and being delightfully
perfutued recom tnt. ads itself to every
lady or littuLloll74lll usiu flue ar
t fetes. Nov. 27. •It
Now .e The 'sritic,—Houselieepors
can economize 4y,1u3 mg In their win
ter coil at mow, se .fenighis pill oft)w
lower thou they, %rip he a mouth
hence; and Cool 4 , 111, neeemsatily rise
Pentane desiring to 'veva money, will
do well to call at, once on Col. C. H.
Buelder,•wbo Is prepared to furnish
all kinds of Stove, , lllaekamith and
Limedeareer'is Coal at lowest mar
4et prices.tf
--
Photograp/w.--,For, good Photo
graphs, go tio'rii)6lll l ,4 illyers's. Al'o
Frames, Album, ie., very low. Ty
son's Old stand: ' if
Sutreorifia,. Pregame 41 . eYoperior Mer
it —Nitre. $. A. ALIA:Ler, IMPROVED
new ti(e) FLOM.' 10.14TOCRER or Dnrrs
atsc,(Ml one battle). };very
sells it. Prieo Ono Duilur.
GAMBLING IN 'GERMANY awn NEW
York ein • respedident
maintains that the gain htlog at flatten
'Haden, (eniently, Is not nearly so reek
lees as that observable litt.Wall street,
New lior).t. lie alludes to an etegtint
church huilding - in the latter city; In.
words the eiretLlon of which one
young
~ n,n gitv..s4ii,tioo: 4 ' This young: -
man tivetteilw.iinc cobotry settt ou ibe
' nucleon, an 'o.logatit c4tablislinitnt to
Nett yurk ; hall his test tenm on the
road, made; it was sail, Eeldnin inam
4t11111.$4 1 .0(k) daY , ‘ dpjn, gao
nia name was good for any amount at
the banks. hits 'country house but
.gone. he has given up hi.% elty e*i:Ablioll
m4nt„ dntt btriltiw not npov ,looney
enough to buy abag at oats for hie fast
teem. Erie and the "ftil Lear
ried thenruhiltr.
THElseirii: . piAtennial anniversary ,of
the establishment of the Lalepetideut
Order of '6ll44hilicrata in the United
States, will occur oil tho /ill) of April
next, „ Tlio.everit.t4ll,be oeiebrateil by
a greatnatiouall Ate in Philadelphia.
The pro l gramme igeludee an apiniense
procesill(iny'metnbdt / sl j tif the' 'order in
MI regalia. A Couinilltee 'of the
(}rind Lodge is already engaged lii the
work of making the preisuations.
seeitie tube a ruutinyiti•Geu
'erat INary'e Muir). FftzttetatiVit Uty
lieb i t, alwaye luteusely' Radical, bast
weak. paid the fellewbig tribute to
Geary :
Poor Geary les traveling and 1 , egging
day and ulght to ky cu ro u re-nomina
tion. Ne ooaxea, implores, threatema,
whines and cries. ..Ntiver before heu
Mtelt a spectacle Veep been lU this State.
Mr. W. W. Ketchum and General
flarry of-Indtena,'are bte eom
petitura—botli. abler and Dotter Inca,
mid me titer of them 1111r11.
A FEW daye etnee a farmer iii lowa
took a bag of buek•T beat; to tire in ill,
and the miller on openlag 11. found
therein another bag olu
gold. The farmer subsequently claim
ed hia o4m,saylug - that lie ha 3 plact.d
it in the buckwheat fouryeare before,
and had brought the wrong bag to
mill.
'ILAILILILD
On the ult., In nth pinee, IT the Rev.
W. R. 11, Monttlehyllr. GEoltßiE 11. PUNT to
Mn. MARY a. iini.DENIAN. uotri ul Mennl•
len townNhip, OILY LUIIIIty, •t
OitTlisokriglJelng tiny, be &.`v. Rtitrei,ltn
bettuds,Mr, .A.LXIX of Cumber
land tow wall p to 111 m (tan, st
dd.:W. 4,o f WUU,u.S.Strabutt tow I,
On the Rith ult.. In St. 3lark'a Luna ran
eltArtdt, linnover, ley Rev. O. thenein, J. WM
-1312( BAER, Eng.. (Ambler 01 the blette•Mar..;
Nalttt ant Hoak, to Mk. IIfiLLIE 1.:. VIII LER.,
or-litteßtekte. • •
M I.ltY GRiFfilrit
At the Par,tonage of 1., Ktr.t‘squidge IL E.
Churt.ll, Liulttutore, M.I , 1,3 L 31.11 m-d
-oer . et toe fill/ lilt„ Mr. L.: F. Tl - It )IL
KY./104131 I.I.I.ItDKCII, both. of
York.llul.Bpritufst.
Ou the Yoh lilt.,ttt Oto renoteure of Lite
brble'p brother, by h v, 11. k'eyLon Itroit u, Mr.
LEWIS C. of WIIII.niUMB.
aline 8171. YOU:CT, formerly of .8.1141 s IR you u ty.
()It the 'Dili Olt., Tyr Rey. W. K '/,letter, Mr.
JOHN WOLFF to 'Mite 11,A It./.11 MA ItCll,
pout of Mum , ' equhry.
On 1110 lit lnaL; a( tlO
Os.(011, bv t. v: F I" I),y, Mr, t %-
VII) 4Ailla %II F. .1117711.4, ,11.
Sew 0.011.41.
=I
On T0 ,,, 1av nwqrlstng
in• of Anre* Treitlt,4l4,m of Frnnkhn
tno . nshnp, aged 79 year,! 11 - molly) arid 14 day K.
On the Ind olt, at Haat Ilerlin. RALPII
sAsbERs, Aged 511,..A.r8.1 awnLha and 2 d 8.
On the ittst ult , in Franklin tnwil4hip, Mr
COMP UG r, itgaitt about GI yearn.
On the lith ult.. in Mountioy township, Mi.
JOHN L killMhat , ny.d i 7 yen, and 5 months
Cumin nn 1e.11.01
On the .2411 t nit_ Mrs. REIIP.I.7CA s rm.!,
SMITH, wife of Peter Stalbonlth, of Slraloan
township, agod 52 years and 5 month.
Mother, thou art gone to rest—
We wilt not weep for thoe—
For thou art now where oft on earth
•
Thy spirit longed to be
31./ther, thou net cone to re t
Thine , fe
en earthly tomb--
But Jews nammumed lbw sway—
Tn.y.Savfor called thee home.
Matter, tau:tact gone to rest—
'nor toil and earl are o'er,
And sorrow, main and salturing now
Shall De'er dotress thee more
,4004 1. ttton art Celle to -
And saint. Itt al l l lg t = " e t Weloonted thee
I.`o apace the joy' of Leaven. I. J.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ptiptietnnn and dbrirytnen
Tontlty to the tnorltti of
VP:(1 PTA IttE
11A1It ItENI . :\V
ltt Vefttorlng ttlt..Y HAIR to It.
and protnollnglto growth. It furt}c/o.tho hoir
net and 1;t 061: The old In Rpiwaranot• no.
. poring eytttle. It In the bent
11.1111 1)1tV).i1
el"Ortfloll. It retntolog FanftfutTonil .111.4,0r
rt• tetilittrl4. It dock ooh the sl,lll,
Olt Toentl., On the flail. start Ire., try to.o I
Ilewatre el' the uu illortnv kn•punllou4 elrt.h
our ropoiniton.
P.
4 44.13 uu.; tcL, l osls.
prMors.
For safe by nll grugglnts..
line. t , 1810. ten
AlaaaWag Atlantic Cabins, •
steam uattiqatltto an/ those prowl te.lutitt of
seir nee andact that mark the allirigaala cen
tury, ant Me boat Ual.Rll err Ur. Aye ewe t
el n,k, They take faith imlai( the Iti'lti•Col.
of monk hid, hom tile. rapidity nail eertialto
with which they rung. Try A rho's o•ti tot
l'ECTtotaL 'ott 'etstath unM 11 1 1 4 What
akin Jletonshof lot urlitttiof the 4316°,1 yu,-
Atnua V.t.t'etti.4.ll4APA.ll.ll.l.A, Al rare 1'11.2,
are the perfection ot a taitgla lie—every letitt=
lyehoulttlieve them aa nlwp.t of cry (Molls
does, Not O tripe to tw thank ell for err 4..4
tittttil, ills s anti t he ktiou kilo. laity to iihottooo
for pna,v lion Oven illstothe. Tioqo lie. Ay VI
0. - rat rk tat }at Al lentitAti tttrrlfeh, tied 4t•
,le tint le,itetr to ettetnte,tet thentl- , ..h. I net,
lANt •
To comourlatl‘en.
Tilt. ads ertincr, 1a..‘111,.: it en 1.1,4(11101 o.
hralW in a low %suet., In n vi•ry stiooli , rein
stly, nitrr It, lug both Iv I 1,, end ;vitt. WILLS
n hers Ie lung allovtiolk, loud thAt
rOnSilinptiltil It nut/out to 1 1.11,V kllaw ll It,
111, (Ohm ,offerrrx the seams of run.,
To all who d,nitr It, Ito mend o oup34of
the ort•net iptlon 11.01,ft - et ofehulge,l with lii•
diroettorts for proptirlott told mini; the sant. ,
which they will rind a mire (lire for ( • ommit,
lion, ANthtno, Ilmnehlt &e. 'noon') 01..1,1
Or Ow tOlverti,er lu nendlon 0..14e...310.10v
Lo houstlit the ittllielot.l, owl *pref.' I clotitto
lion o 1,1,1 t he eoto eivog to be ,
hi• hope% es - ,ry mitt -ter wilttry thin retool), a -
it ,111 0001 than 1100144, 4111.1 HWY Irtuv tt.
Par(h. u 'slang Itra•RoMption will pit lid ,
addrcsa
RxV. EDWARD A. WU:ALI
sogth RCccn4 SL,,WI/114apahurt.
I , t, ly Kiugh , outility, Pi. Y
XfOlooo Of %tooth
licullpautth who putrOrad for (fop:
Neratilts 11 , 11114111 re IMr,t and CI
the ellecth ur pfhthlbl IntlhirretlOn, Mt
the nuke it qurrerlng homoohy. .uwi 5r..e to'
all xllO nee.l It, the reelpe and dtreetioli lut
oinking the slyvle rethedy by hh h h he h,
cored. thWilerx ,chill by the
Sortigui't. k.r..yollohee cwt du ft) by utlib.tuiply,
to perlea....lyutldence,
Pl i .N OUIYEN,
NO. 42 re.l.ar , New Yntk.
t.
Dr. Jarksoss'a 4piale44lro.
A Nsw Ttasts..oY you f'Ps•st'ssersos. t.
-
A'lonli-6,14 why hod Consusnistlon for Of -
oral years, with froquessi,lbteedluas of tYI,
rumt himself with n wtottletne
un
huown to the Kul - v.llon, sullen Ills cues tip
twarcd lustwleta ttie 14 the ooly 1001111. in
wisp top asked It lo /411+0,111 Wlnuu , of y.
ha. fury Ishowloslge alit* virtues, Ihe
ascribe the degree of health he Mr.' enJaf ILII. .
nothing but the it.e of hi* lueakine;
nothing lint utter tirattair alai cut e
lion of mll hope of rooovtaly, kwstlp r With
Haut 0t dulathlenitala all others, ludoes=
tlf hasaril the . eilforlalent. 'To those
Init wills any 44Noihtto ut the Lune ho prof
fare a trestaneut ha essalldlaaLly
eradicate the disease. Mettirine s t out by eN
prtuui. head fur I. circular sir call on
lilt, 11. lt(eVillcUtt 4.41“ K,I)N
NO, MO Berth/Len th elrrul, no In
Fbr sele by A, L. Buehler: Drugerh
I: rg, Bu., suid 4 rulhOralirilTgllaif.. •
Mlk3 s, 11.48, ly
tAni to t49,l.4tatt,
DICII'uNCIIS PEIMUPOOI•
PILLF HOU, FEMALES. luau Ai
tecthxyg Irregulurititm, Wry! frimitnt
tign.of Llu, M0n144 Tan"
4.l6use, uml nlwMa Saeeaadai a. a Fre"° -
live.
Females imecallarly sltunted,ol thy.sesuptaa,
lug lin nlaelvestub, gln i ettiallontal against us
ing these I , llla whllu In that cc/Winton ,I 9sl,
t bey "thy' c, tubing Attire," after *bleb &OWL
otiou, Wu Plu t Ir, 11•141i1hUi rtu rrllPWit.eir"
, thelr Mildness vUI .gruireat
gaiSrPrgi W kleAni•
Z. , 1100 SL p r Rios.: *ill 1..44 s
euld L 3. Jon S Drugruil,
Agunt tor lit•Lt)xborg, Pa.
1.411141, 1 41 14 : it k il4g Itl4o, !he l'uht
I'llllllliNe the 1411. Iq4/4 1 44.*
. tt
.161.1,.6 any pun cbt tl6e cialat,try,
Iff
EM=l
' Dena AktsiAriar,
Ti eat c.l with the nttn.t om cewi, hy d.
M. 11 , Profemor of 1115eA.4.4 *lite 1 , ..Ve stet
In the Med teal College of l'ennitylvite, Ie
year.' expert/111dr, of (.g .I. eh 1101 -I..l.).N4.Mti2tryhr.treet,.lllll.
1..1.).N4.Mti2tryhr.treet,.11111. Te 4.11.1 ......
-440144otr•}t40lMaeko. Tor wok MArmiti
ere Invited to ar, ontletny their jettlent 01, It. 1“
lau not weeks. tit Itfe4igeilkj. Artttlelal e) I
fnnoi•tod, wit Itost vain. bko inhorine Wo o.tnntl
esevt , it, 4. uric
• . Nivralarrialre Guide.
•
AN , P-041 . 1 0 "Plat YOUNO PRy.tt,•
lagiritt .ierroni.. MOM* Pima Dtmw.a., k.rl•
den t, , to Noutir dna FArly Marstalara4, which
creata liiip,;4lfla6ut4. to 524SUELN.OK
Aura ale.at.og 1.011i4. gout 111 simil.l lot
caveloyt.s Iree NIX olaarg6. Addrepal,
notalf ru.Y, ILowitrit A..t.taitiatfun,
la, Pa.
bee. 1 1. 1187. • ly
THE ONLY LADYV443OIO6: iff AILEELICA.
GODEY''S LADY'S BOOK
FOB, 1860... - It
THE cirrApEtr ttirm. AAA
Et'.l IT AM FAIR Itklif77
Th.e frhved of Ammon, Ito orbiter of Authloo
the i neour:.kter and putMeltor of the best
ristuts, Or lite duty, thotetttern from ',Moll ,11
other* copy.
TIIE nr-Tr WINTERS
in the literary world n 111 t•untributnitatkin po•-
Ye+ul tbe Latay'is Bonk: tin ring - 1114 Year Um
DIAR.IoN lIAM...IND,
Atithnrep, of . klonc," "111,1t1e4
title,"ru,nm,"una •Ittdluo," 1%01 con -
tr)bute story . t ‘oluicuab, Out furuier 011-
elypt corp 4 of Iv haVe also Wen tetalucal
HIE 0 1 , 00Y l'Artlh4 ARE I'ONT/Di ULU-
Peaulfhel Ake( Males.
Cif thuse the Lody's Bonk umlal c at jou, ter..
each year, NU (‘t el , llllll4.sl,p , Laday/a 4.4..
to +up pahlldh.•d Iu ttds olniatrr, eithtf he
book or WrlOdit.4.l.
UGii VAIiTfICW rt
The u. Igloo! double looldub-rlzdor ,Ft'.{
MUD., COTTA(IIC-4,-7he only 9.
ttC 44 4IZ gin= 1111 , 441 OM.
ibt4 ore 'litho
olow,
Ittst,ttst 41, sls thr 0111 Mug -
Ul.lllO 11l 14 htett t4huslct- wet:tart trr It
We unyr also .1 Cu I t.tht • l.a IluurnLi -
0111 , 16 4 ,, PHr1.74a1(111/0.1
(111/0.1 upon eiL
.uiblmt, tn, tile /3•444tir, unacry, Kibl cu,
llowsr. au I I....t.ittat tr.
Tl•tri.o C.N4lll.ivl . ..i.—Tuls is it aeries of en -
grak lltst Ilk/ ./.14 , 311114 4(44 but
uur
..h,S. '1141;., g{lc gteutrali.W, dun. ,
Laos iik,FAICTMKJiI . ,—YObt,
4,1 {be th...iituo w tuts itstrtittr.ht *re p4iniosl
ill clAurYs (31 **Li Ir uthstoolk.d.
I=
One onepy, One your
7'MuuYYIV.. OLIO yvar
.1 Igoe INrieN, our year
Four clop oh (o. year -..
k iVe_cuptati, oueyeak'. adfAl nu r.N.lrst evyy
Lge the MIKA, gettll4 pp ilao Out.. 1414,
• - . . ,
tnr
Elght EXtplett, ono yuil.r. on:111111 .X . Ctlt molly
%It the penunt tip the club, -
114;1110.3 813
hio% 011 01i0..., tote 3M or, mid tty AlSlXy.ro
py to 1110 pen , tsu g0a041 . 4 .1. U.. ctilit.
lo
(; , 01,.) Ikok and Art !Iola&
Jlag,...b. 71,41 be,..1t0b ,, ya.r 0 ...1p.r. , 1Pt of
t 4
lloderNii Lady's Book add Gonna Meath twilit
he swat one 3 ear on etwel pl. of *I DU.
Uockryla 'Aar's. Hook wad the , Chlklrea's
Hotly will iwilt 000 yew
ir (1111,Vetribir tib.
OdN) LIV:3 Book, Arlliura Mine Nag
nzlile, and l'inklreiCa Hour will be seat one
3 mr rtLeelnt 0144 UI
uo.ley'a Lall . * Book, Arthur a Home
aoe th
l,
ico a Mouth, and the l'hildrdn'a Hour
will lalaent one 3 our on reoolpt 1,1 40 50,
ti -The money 111001 all be sent et one time
for any or the child, and aMilllona may la,
made to dal. at Nob rail.,
_ .
SW Canada subscribers must send 21 cents
Widitional fur ever) salsa riptiun to the Lauf?,
Itook. and 12 cent., (or elt.a•r of the Magazines,
to pay the Ainerleati Ise.taite.
11(.1W TO ItEMIT,—In remitting by mall, a
l'ort 011liai Order or a until, on l'hilailtlfiLari
or New York, payable to the order of 1,. A.
(1 , 010) to to..ft ruble to imn k notes, us, shou lit
the t irvier or Drat t tie last or stolen, It can he
re/tested without foss to the mender. 'Waft
or loot Office I leder etihriot be prover.). bend?
Volled States or Natitatal liauk
A.iddreen L. A.
N. E. cor. GLh and Chestnut atm:, Palla s
Ike. 4,1445,
WOOL I WOOL!
Tr undergigned will rev for wAsirEN
wooD 45 ctntia, awl 1' , 4. - UNW.V5V.141.)•
MIL Sr ern tm yer po ru,
Ilex ouwoalitiy.ma bond tk hive amertitAt.
ot • CITA M BE 'M.8017,0 FACTORY GOoDei
very cheap. F. D. DUP/10B.N.
liettyaburig, Dw. 4, VON. U.
.. i M h.
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