1111111 PIES, BFICRILIFS,
"MOTS SeVetf t4 l ' thsChaiNtowee gild Disnlesdr
•• • • Ilatenbui7/. Pe.
TIMM OP PUBLICATION:
Tux STAIR 4 11 0
. :n*Ft,, published every
Wednesday siffeinoon, $2.00 a year in advance;
41.46 if not paid within the year. No sub
scriptlOns disiontinned until all unwraps are
paid, unless at the option of the publishers.
Abreurnacus an 'smarted at reasonable
rata., A Liberal dedsiction wal be made to poi
sons advertising by Abe quarter, Ulf year, or
year. special notices will be Inserted at special
rates, to be agreed upon.
ifirThe circulation of Tau area Aim exam
mu. is one-half larger than that ever &liaised by
any newspaper in Adams county; and, alum ad
vertising medium, it cannot be eacelled. •
Jos Wm's of all kinds will be promptly ex
ecuted, and at fair rates. Hand-bills, Blanks,
Cads, Pamphlets, dr,c.; in every variety and style
will be printed at short notice. Tenn., Caw.
WokMout (cards, &r.
D. WCONATIGIIT„ 20A IL WWII
Attorneys and o:name-flora.
.
n McCONAUGHY lias ilsociated
D • JOHN M. ERAUTH,Ing., to the prudes of the
law at his old Milos, one door west 0 Baninzat Drag
stalk Chamberebarg street.
Special attention 'iron to Snits, 00l !salmi and Settle.
meat Of Estates. All legal business, and claims to Pen
sions; Bounty, Back-pay, and Dimwit's against 11. States,
il iistm
at all times, promptly' edlciently attended to.
Land warrants locate d sad
sad tholes Yams for vale, in
oo
lowa and other wlen's (Nov. 2 7 , 11187.—tf
1 .
A J. COVEkii, ATTORNEY- AT
ha.• LAW, will promptly attend to collections and all
other Bunions entrusted to hie care.
Mice between lehneatock and Danner tad Ziegler'.
stone, Baltimore street,Bettystetre, Pa. [May 29,1867.
DAVID WILLS, ATTORNEY AT
LLW,Ofiles stills isaidenos in the Soatli-east sea ,
cer of °antra , Square.
Reference.-11cm.Thatleas Stenos, Lanosetsr, Ps.
May 29. 1867.
DAVID A. BUEHLER, ATTOR
NIT tT LAW, will promptly attend to collections
aid all other business entrusted to his care.
giirOles at his reeidepee in the three story. building
4, posits the Court House. [Gettysburg, May 29,1881
CLAIM. AGENCY—The under
signed wil &Geld to the collection of claims against
the 11. 8. Government, *lading atUltary Bounties, Bath
Pay, Pensions, forage, to., either in the Court of Claims
sr before any of the Departments at Washington.
E.G. Id cCEZARY,
Kay 98 , 1867. A tterney at Law, Gettysburg, Ps.
DR. J. W. C. O'NEAL
Has his Office at his residence in Baltimore street,
two doors aborts the Compiler °eke.
Gettysburg, May 29, MT.
JOHN LAWRENCE HILL, Den
tist, Office in Chambereburg street, one door west of
lb. Lutheran Church, atoarly opposite Dr. K. Horner's
Drug Store, where he tally be found ready and willing to
attend any out within the province' of the Dentist
Persons in want of fall setae( teeth are invited to call.
May 29,1811,
DR. C. W. BENSON
(TA/ RBSIIMSD the Practice of Medicine in LITTLE/i
-11. TOWN, mod offers his orrice' to the public. Ofßce
at his house, censer of Lombard street and Fososir, al.
1 , near the Railroad. Special attention given to Skin
Dleemmem [Littleatowa, Not.lll, U 67.
MlUthlti4i garb.
JOHN W. TIPTON, FASSIONA
BLB tfortb-Bast 'corner of the Diamond
next door to alcOlellan's lioteljaittystiri,Pa., where
Ito can at all tinges be found ready to attend to all Dui-
We in Ms line. Reties also an excellent asilstilitand
will easier* satisfaction . Give him &cell.
][ay IL 1161.
OSCAR D. MeMILLA.N,
NURFAMOR AND coyrErANcss
Ii connection with the above he la at all times pre•
pared to attend to the
WRITING OYDREDS, BONDS, RELEASES, ARTI
CLES OP AGREEMENT AND CLERK-
ING OF Ii4LE3.
Having bad considerable preotios in the above, by 'mi c e
attention to b.siness be bopea to merit a liberal share
of public patronage. Charges reasonable. lteeldenee,
Gettysburg, Pa. . (Jan. 22. 1116L—tf
QUEVEYOR AND LICENSED COR-
I.) VIYANCEIL The undersigned, having taken out
• c on voyanewe imam., will, In connection with the
ellen of COUNTY BlaltlriYoll,attend to the
WRITING Or DOERS, BONDS, RIILIABIIII, WILLS
ARTIC L SS OP AORRIIIIIRNT, °M OILING OF
84.1. 1 0, &O.
Ka wing had considerable export 041•01021 tido Itne,ltehopot
to receive a liberal Aire of patrquago. Business prompt
ly ottened to and charges roasonabio. Post office address
Waireold, &demi Co., Pa. J. B.WJTHISSOW.
May 2,1867.-17 •
Oil! . YES! t YES!
SHE undersigned having taken out
en A actioneer's License, offers his services to the
u and would respectfully taboo the public that be
Is prepared toattend pron.ptly to all batistes. in this Una,
strict attention to butanes" he hopes to reader entire
satisfaction. aftghergse will be Tor moderate, andsat•
faction guarantied in al I c ess.. A
HIRAM ALBERT,
Olearspring, Torkoo. Pa.
•
May 29, 1867.—tf.
NOTICE.
T
WILL be in Gettysburg with Flour, de, every MON.
1 DAY and FRIDAY in each week. Persons who may
desire me to Walsh them with eitherTionr or Feedstuff,
will leave their orders, either with John Crispier or Dea
ner A Zeigler, Rusin the kind mid quantity wantrrii,
whoa Lbws same will be delivered at their dwaliap,
1/147.-tf GNOME aniar,,L
NOTICE.
THE subscriber has now thoroughly
maim! his 051ST AND SAW MUM, 'mown as
~ 1 11MNIVINDII MILL" on Marsh creak and is
prepay
.d to do GRINDING AND JAWING of ivory kind
short notice. Ds solicits thaintranags of the neishbor
hood, and will yam* astiltiaction. Gives a call.
1an51.2,15457,tf (norm GINGNix.
NOM aidittgananto.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
=II
E. Y. I NEW EATEN h WESTERN R. E. DEPOT,
BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
B Y F. M. PRATT,
FORIMILI OF THE AMERICAN HOUSE
Oct. 11,1807.41 y
KEYSTONE HOTEL.
GETTYSBURG, PA
WM. E. MYERS, PROPRIETOR.
NOW OPEN.
THIS is anew House, and has been
Stied up In the most approved stile. Its location
is pleasant and convenient, being in the most business
portion of the lowa. Very arrangement has been nude
for the atootamodaUon and comfort of guests, with atapao
stabling attached, With experienced servants, and at
eonunodattng Clorlui, we shall use every endeavor to
Please. This Hotelis tow open for the entertainment of
the public, and we kindly solicit a char; of public patron ,
age. I May 29, 1567.
EAGLE HOTEL.
larperli.d mos( cossuamdions hII
Oxmanso, PENNA.
sums OP CIA 11)11101=11 AND WARRINGTON 172.12111,
JOHNZ. 2; TE,• Proprietor.
erns Omnibus, te¢ Pussikkeri sad Rouge, Tlllll to
ike Ds9ot„, ou artinaudAsparigissmasu Rad l'ratus.
Caro hil!farves44 and' tatimasalbi .
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Wags and Naohlnas, mach to ardor, an short no**,
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VOL. LXVIII. NO. 14.
~tl~~'~.
Hopfland's German Bitters,
AND
HOOFLAND'S "
GERMAN TONIC.
The Great Remedios Ibr all Dimon of the
LIVER, STOMACH, OR DIGESJ7 VE
ORGANS.
Hoofland s Gtrman Bitters,
Is cowed of the pure juices (or, as they .re teedlei•
tally tensed, Alletrects) of loots, Beebe, and earke, sna
king a preparation. h 4017 concentrated, and en!**
free/Iron alasholisedssisturs of any kind.
HOOFLAND'I3 GERMAN TONIC,
Is a combination of allthe ingredientsatthe BLlters with
the purest quality of &ate Ono. Run, ()rangs, to:, ta♦
king opp• of t h e most pleasant and agrwabla matediss
ever Awed - to the public
ThoMpreteniag • Medicine tree from Alcoholic adwits.
tare, Will am
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BF TTIR&
Thom who haysmo objection to the combination of the
Bitten, ea stated, wUI nee •
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
They are both equally good, and contain the mune
medicinal Tlrtses, the eiroice between the two behui a
mere matter atm**, the Tonic being the moat ;karma) e.
The stomach, from& variety of MM, nth as Indigos"
Dyspepida, Nervous' Lability, etc.. is very apt to
have its functions deranged. The Liver, aymmethiting
ea eked, as it does with the Stomach, then 'becomes at
hated, the result of which is that the patient 'offers from
emend or 1110141 Of the IbiloWlag diaries:
•
Cohatipation, Flatulence, In ward Me, Fanner, ef Blood
to the Heed, Acidity of the Stamacb., Hausa,
Heart-burn, Divert for Food, Dulness
or Weight fn the Stomach, Sour
Eructathas, Sinkin
Fhatteriag at the Pit g
of the
Staunch, Swimming of the Used, Hur
ried or Difficult Breathing, /lathering at the
Heart, Choking. or Suffocating Sensations when in a
Lying Faith», of V idea, Dots or
_ . - - . .
W *be Writhe Blight, Dull Patii - iatb•
Hesol, Deficiency of Pamirs-
Goo, Iftillonosse of the
Skin sad Byes, Plain in the Side,
Back, Chad, Limbo, et Sudden flashes
aims:, awning in the Flesh, Constant Ina.
&ening@ of Zell, and Great Depression of P oft&
The sneerer from these diseases should exert. An this
greatest caution in the selsetkm of a remedy for hip
cue, purchasing only that which he Is assured rem id s
investigations and Inquiries poseeesse tone merit, h i
skilfully compounded, Is free from iniurioasb igndleuts
and has establiehed for itaelfa reputation for the cure
of these dimwit In this connection we would submit
thew well-known remedies—
HOGFL AND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
AND
HOOFLAND'S GE8,M4'4,11 TONIC.
PRISPAIIIID BY D, C. Z JAM ,gON,
i ,PA
Twenty-two years since thee were first in, reduced in
to this country front Germany, during whip a time they
hays undoubtedly whin:Nod more cures. - and benefited
sufferiag humanity to a grainer extent, Vaal say other
remedies known to the public. •
lies rumedlei will effectually care Lim Doneplaint,
Jaundice, *psis. Charade or "ferrous Debility ftrm
le Diarrhoea, of the Kidney e„ sad an mourns
arising free a Disordered Liver, litcjaiedi, or Intestines.
DEBILIT r;
Resulting from any Cause whatever;
PROeIITUATION OF THE SYSTEM,
induced by Severe Labor, Hard
- ships, Exposure, Fevers, de.
IS.,are is no medicine extant equal to these remedies
ip such cases. ♦ tone and vigor la - imparted to the *hole
system, the appetite is streagthemed, doodle enjoyed, the
stomach digests promptly, the blood ispurilied, the com
plexion becomes sound and healthy, the allow tinge is
eradicated from the eyes, a bloom is given to the chests,
sad the weak and nervous inrelld becomes a strong and
healthy being.
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,
AM feeling the hand of time weighing heavily apes
them, with all its attendant Ms, will And to the us o.
this SITTIRS, or the TONIC, en eileir that will Until
new life into their veins, restore in a meeriure the MOW
and ardor of more youthful da buildup their shrunk
en forms, and rim health and hipp s to their remain
ing years.
NOTICE.
It is a ralkatablhbad bet that fully corrhalf of the
barb portion of our population ars odds* is the ea
)gaunt of good health for, town their owl szproatioa,
• 4 *.ror INI won." Thy an languid, drroid of all OW
extrerdy norms, as ha_ re
To this elm irtirogrefre TOM,
le sepocially recoannondad.
':I S, 3 4 :VNI O , I 3AIIIWAJIV: , EN:BI , II);4:4j
Are made strong by the nee of either Of these remedial.
They will cure every uses of NARAdMOB, without WI.
Thousands of certilicatee hays accumulated in the
bands at gbil Pro Mister, hat spasm will allow of the pub
ilcatien of but a few. Those, it will be observed, are
men of note aro: of such standing that they mud be te-
TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Justies of the Supreme. anal of Paws., write:
Pkaaddph is, Muth 16,1 8 7.
"I and 'Rooland's German Hitters' Ii is good tonic,
metal in diaeasee of the digestive organs, and Of great
bewellt in cease of debility, and want of nirvana action
in the system. Yours. truly,
GXO. W. WOODWARD,"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judo of the Sapresse asalbe Planselvasia.
Philadelphia, Apiil 2, 1366
"I considea ilfooSsnd'e German Bitters' • saleable
audiaine In awe t.f attacks of Indigestion or Dyspepsia,
I on certify this f om my experience at it.
. Tours„with respect,
JAMBS THOMPSON."
111014 =V. JOllll.llll. XIMAJO), D. D.,
Pastor of Lie rata Baptis# Clairok, PAGadelphia,
Dr..fackson—Dear Sir :—I have been frequently re
-quieted to counsel my name with recommendations of
different kinds of m ews, but retarding . the practice
es ont of my antrepristo sphere. I hays In all aims de
stined; bat with a c lour proof in carious instances and
particularly , In my own dually, of the twelniness of Dr.
noodled's German Bitters, I depart , lbr owe' from my
usual coon% to expands my full conviction that,for pen
crag debility of the spans, and comolally for Lever am
Aria!, it is a see and valuable preparation. Is sours
cores it may fsiH but usually, I doubt not, it will be very
benslicial to those who suffer from the above amiss.
nun, eery reepectfully,
J. H. KINNARD,
Eighth, below Mates st.
TROY WIT. X. D. TYNDALL,
Auistaid Editor Christia* Chronicle„ Pkaaeklphis.
I have derived decided benefit feel the am of Hoof
land's German Bitters, and feel it my privilege to recom
mend them as • meet valuable tonic, to all who are suf
tering from several debility or from dleenme arising friar
derangement of the Unit. Yoe" truly,
CAUTION.
Hoodand's German Remedies are counterfeited. Bee
that the signature of C. M. JACRIION h oa the wrapper
edam* bottle. All onion are counterfeit.
Prins;pal Oak* sad Manntactory at the KAI.
duo Store, No. 081 ARCH street, Phlladefia, Pa.
CHARLES M. 'MANS,Proprietor
• Formerly 0. ht. JAC N 00.
PRICES.
Hoofland's Genoa:: Bitten, per bottle, $1 00
41 " half down, 6 00
licsolland's Ginn* Toak, put up in quart bottles;6l 00
per bottle, at • bon dam for 67 50.
13-Do not &rge to examine weal the article you buy,
fti order to got Um geaulne. pan. 1b,11368.-ly
cfettiug Viatbinto.
THE HOWE MACHINE CO.'S
SEWING MACHINES,
• 699 BROADWAY, New YOklr. •
These World-renowned Sewing Ma
-chines were awirded the Highest Premium at the
World's Fair, in London, and mix If test Premiums at the
N. Y. Stags Fair of 1866, and are celebrated for doing
the best work, using a much smaller needle for the
same arced than any other =Mb ha, and by the intro.
duction of the met , apprvied machinery we are now
able to supply the very Ma Wel:lnes in t ie d.
Thome machines are Mai et oar new and one Peo
otyat Bridgeport, Cone., under the imm late vapor
ish)* of the President of the Company, !ILLS Bows,
r., the original inventor of the Sevin Machine.
They are adapted to ail kinds of family Sewing. and
to the nee of Seemstraises, Drees Makers , Tafts, Mann
lacau of Shirts, Collars. Skirts, Gloahs, Haatilles,
Clothlrig; Hats, Caps, Corsets, Boots, Shoes, Harness,
Seddlek, - I,,lnen Goods, Umbrellas, Parasols, eta. Thee
work implally well= upon silk, linen..cotton or woolen
tcmds With silk. cotton - or Huse thread. They will seam.
.
quilt, gather, beta, fell, bora, braid, - bind sad peribrm
every species of sewing, making a Malaital and purled
;stitch, alike on both sides of the itetteleeetted., •
The Stitch hrrsated HOW!, tend made on this
Amigos; b the mastlar and durable, sad
Pow
log Machines are sit tto the principle invented by
him. Send for Circa ars.
• 111 4 1 42 T t STOOPS, Gesesed Agent;
Zeotewit Bus, Ateoto, Elettysharß Pa
MiFth19,111475
No.
299 emidant St.; iblia
MACHINtp!
THE GROVER 4 BAKER.
TEI UST IN 11111 .—Thaielladibtee hare Wadi
lio irdliacoura that little iteedbeimisd tgr. Or niONIt.
• ,
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the spool without reedilAWar'ane Wimple in their
construable. hay Ira das7 to dildallp s Oak OM ba
wpoied by alma anyleery denary ammo kit.
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do their child. ham warm iyhead.
esidirsipod , haValfak "Oft Amid kr Unit
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Cod* Pats, Skits, at.
GEO JACOBS Si, BRO.;
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Chawsberaburg Street, Gettiobvirg,
next dace \ to Yentas' Rote!.
CLOTHO, CASSTMERS, TIMM,
01 all styles, and best quality
the market tan produce, furn
ishe4 cheap as . can be sold
in the country, which
will be cut out, if de
sired, without extra
charge.
Goods made up and warranted
TO FIT
A.o. vol. Airmits lbe Adams Csaity Ibr
The Howe Sewing Machine,
The moat perfect gt- reliable in America !
The highest premium—the Cross of
the Legion of Honor, and' Gold
Medal—awarded at the Paris
Exposition, 1867.
The Howe Machina will do a larger variety of work In
biter style than any other machine, and defies all c ,m
-petition ihr simplicity and awe in working. Call and
examine them. Circulars containing price list. £c, can
be had on application. [lab. is, 186 t-ti
Soldiers' Head-Quarters
•t NORRIS' STOWS, I. the place to get your
FALL & WINTER GOODS
CHEAP FOR CASH.
r yas want a cheap Over.east,
go to NORRIS'
r you want a good cheap Dress Coat,
- go to NORRIS'
if you want a good kreryday Coat,
go to . NORRIS'.
IN you wants good pair of Pants,
go to NORRIS%
ltyou want • good chimp Vest,
go to NORRIS'
r yea want a FASHIONABLR HAT,
go to NORRIS'
r you want a late tall Style Cap,
go to NORILTIP.
good pair of Roots or Shoes,
It you want •
go to NORRIS'.
Irak want • NARHIONABLR NRCH-Tli,
go to mount
It you want • good trench Calf Gaiter,
go to NORRIIt.
I t
you want • good Umbrella,
go to NORRIS"-
r you want good Paper Collars, .
go to NORRIS'.
11 you want a bahlaaable suit ofelothea,
go to NORRISt.
I' you wait anything in the Gentleman's Liao,
go to NORRIIP.
I/ yoa wants good MOM
go to NORRIS".
I' ran want good BRANT lIND 1 inrEIOTHING,
EP to NORRIS'.
Also—A large stock of CASIMIR= IN TUN Plait.
Personspretering the goods to Ready madoClothing, lan
ha anemmodated at the lowest cash wipe.
Oct. 9, 11167.—tf THEO. C. NORRIS.
New Boot and Shoe Stbre.
NEW GOODS AND AT LOW PRICES.
sadeadosa_ Issid a sew Beet and Shoe
.S. Owe, toe zAurntozzinsirr, «meow smith PO
ti..lllllcrhen Obarah and Dearly opposite McCreary's
Saddler who:tithe aeon as attrecthr• sinertinind
of in Una, all new and selected with the great
est care. He has
LABIA, CONGRESS °AIM&
Lunar BALMORAL GAITERS,
LAMB' COMM( GAITERS,
LADLES' BALMORAL BOOTS,
IN LANAI TAMMY.
•
GINTLIII ENT NN'S LINLIWiI CAI/
110OTS, BOOTS,
G KIP
GIiNTLEMBIPS CONGRBSB GAITERS,
ORNTLEMEWS BLIPPIRS, ALL STYLES,
GINTIJIMIEWS BALMORAL&
GENTLBEINS BROGANS, de.
UMW' CONGRIM GAIMBS,
KIROV BALMORAL GAITERS,.
Kumar mozoax• BALMORAL&
BOx. de. Ea.
W CONGRZEN GAITERS,
swim CALE BALMORAL&
BOYS' BROGANS, Go. Ac.
All will be sold at the lowest living profits. .Buyer,
front town and country. art Welted to call and examine
goods and prime beim parchising elsewhere. I sal der
tereabiedi to mil edieep—a little cheaper than any other
house in the county. By etrktatteution tot em and
dealing fairly mad squarely with 'embody, I hope, to
tssett and receive an encouraghig share of public petits.
The NIANIIIACTUBING of Boots and Shoes will 'be
carried on, in all its branches. Boots, Shoes and Gamin
made to order Also, Boots and Shoes of his own manu
facture constantly on hand. lopulting damp on short
notices-ilUid no effort spared to give satisfaction. Now
but Area clam loam= employed. Having a life-tome
experience at the bushman, I feel confident that, I ems
please all who may call. D. H. BLINGIL
Gettysburg, July 31, JSII.-tf
ROBERT C. COBEAN
• •
H ai ind received a new impply of ._
Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes,
°MUM styles, tor Whiter me, which Jr fl selling. at
at reduced prima. He also manufactuill and repairs'
HARNESS, of all kinds,
promptly and on reasonable terms. Bridles, HaltCrs
Whips, Trunks, Valises, Tobacco, Cigars, and a grail va
riety of Notionsahrays on hand. Call at the olditsuid cur
Chandbersburg street, two doors west of Buehler's Drug
Store or-The highest price will be givM for VCRS.
Jan. 22, 1868.-tf
•
NEW GOOD .
GEO. ARNOLD
baa now opened a LARGE STOCK of
READY-MADE CLOTHING"
mostly of Ws own fnaunfactore, consisting of all sizoa of
COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
SHIRTS,
DRAWKELS •
,
CRAVATS,
11 9SIMITI
• AT PRICES TO BUTt Tics
eximmilut anAludgo foll ;071 q4 110 4 .1 . 14
Oct. 30,11167.—ti
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NEW#ND CHEAP CLOTHING
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AT BRINKERHOFF'S.
s TA OKS OF Tialf!
•OLOTIIIIIO YON PALL AND WINTER WIAR,
wkilta he L selUag at such pekes as csanot Alt to WO
thsin off very rapidly. Call and Judge (pc yourselvec—i-
To bolt st the szcelbst material, teetotal cutting. and
nod and substantial swim and • then to pt Me low
pricso—aillers cannot help but buy, when they ate it so
antic In their interest to do-so.
Bs bet ambit Pants, Yeats, of al styles and materials,
BON Boots sad Bhoes ; • . •
libirtnotall kinds, Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchleft.
New,Cravats, Linen and Paper Collars, Buspeadenk
;
Trunks, Tallow, Umbrellas, Pocket Knives, Boors,
Smoking and Mewing Tobaccos, Plow, Stationery. le.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, with a thousso and one
ether articles, entirely too numerous to detail is • news
pacer sdeteoeasosest.
He asks tha attention of the public to his new stock.
coalidant that it will please--end no one can or will sell
cheaper., Don't forget theplace—oornerot York street
and lb. Diamond, Gettysbu.
' illay.2l, 11161.. JACOB BILINICIRHOPP.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEI6B,
and other materials for Man's Wur, furnished and mad
up, to order, on short notice.
SATISFACTION WARRANTED. "
Work also solisited from Customers, o purchase tit*
Goode elsewhere.
W. T. KING,
York street, opposite the Bank
June 12.111117.-1 y
NEW FORWARDING
AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
HAYING purchased the extensive
Warehouse,cant, /lc" of Cats & Rsaantsw, the
undersigned tntad to carry on the barber, under the
firm of Statism & Co., at the old stand on the corner
of Irsaitlngton and Railroad st rests, on a moreertensire
scale than heretofore.
We are pty Mg the highest market price for Hay, 710
0 rale and all kinds of produce.
Flour and Faskitalt, and all kinds ef Groceries!, kept
constantly on band and for sale, cheaper than they can
be had anywhere else.
Plaster, and all kinds of fertilisers, constantly on
band. or famished to order.
ajrA regular line of freight Can willleave our Ware
house every TUESDAY NOON. and accommodation
trains will be run as occasion may require. B this ar
rangement we are prepared to convey Freight at all
time' to and from Baltimore. All business of this kind
ontraiMal t t r al, will be promptly attended to. Our care
run to arehouse of Stevenson I Sons, 165 north
Howard t, Baltimore. Being determined to pay
rood prices, sell cheep and deal fairly, we invite every
body give us a call.
WM. N. BIOHAM,
ALICLANDBIL COBLAN,
.lAMBS 810 HAM.
Jan. 6,1568.
M'CURDY & HAMILTON,
DEALERS IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &c.
THE undersigned are paying at their Warebonae,
Carlisle sit eet, adjoining Buehler's Hall, the highest
prices for
)LOBE, WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATR, BUCKWHEAT,
CYOVEII, AND TIMOTHY-BIRDS, PO
TATOES, Ac.,
and invite producers to give them • call before selling.
They have Calailtanny on hand tar sale,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES,
molaarea. BYrofis, Coffees '
Bapatoke., with Kit, Ask,
01Is,Tar. Boaps, Bacon and Lard, Tobaccos, kc. Alai the
best beguile of /LOUR, with 1 1 1111 D of all kinds. They
likewise have
SEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS,
lolobia Pacific chop.. Rhodle• Puomphate and ♦ A
Maziaue Gnaw.
Whilst the y pay the highest market prices toren they
bay, they bell at the lowest living profits. They ask a
shareof public patronage, resolved to give satisfectios
in every ease.
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July 3;18417.-ti
DANIEL GULDEN
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS,
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES,
LUMBER, COAL, &c.
THE undersigned keeps on hand, at his Ware House,
known as "Gulden's Station" In Btraban township
on tilts line of the Gettysburg Railroad, all kinds of
GROCERIES,
including Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Spices, Ac., with Salt
Fish, Oils, Tobr,,.. Bacon, Lard, Ac. Abe,
LUMBER AND COAL,
Including Building Stuff, /Mingles, Leths,Btove and Black
smith Coal. Also. Guano, and • large assortment of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps of all kinds,
which he is prepared to sell at the lowers prices.
He also pays the highest market price for Flour, Grain,
Oars, Oats, Buckwheat, Clover and Timothy Beetle, Pota
toes, Ac., or will receive and forward the same to market
comml.sion. He respectfully asks his friends and the
public to give him • call. DANIRLOIILDRN.
Aug. 21, 1867.-tf
W. E. BIDDLE
100,000 Bobs. Grain Wanted.
NEW FIRM AT THE OLD WARE
"L• ROUSE. WM. E. BIDDLE L CO. would Inform the
public that they have leased the Warehouse on the cor
ner ofStratton street and the Railroad, in Gettysbarg,
where they will carry on
.Tllll GRAIN AND PRODUCE BUSINESS,
in atlas branches. The highest prices will always be
paid for Wheat, Eye, Corn, Oats, Clover and Timothy
eds,lflazseed, Sumac, Hay and Straw, Dried Fruit-
Nnta, Neap, Hams, Shoulders end Sides, Potatoes, with
everything else in the country produce line.
GROCERIFai.—On hand, for sale, Coffees, Sugars,
Molasses, Srups, Tees, Spices, Salt, Cheese, Vinegar,
Soda; Mus tard,Starch, Brooms, Buckets Blacking,
baps, lc. Alio 00AZ OIL, Fish Oil, Tar, ie. FISH of
all kinds; SpikesandNalls; Smoking and Chewing To.
lbsecos.
They are always able to supply egret rate article o
Flour, with the different kinds of Feed.
AlllO, Getiund Plaster, with Guam° and other fertili
zers. COAL, by the bushel, ton or car load.
4 They will run a LINE Of PRICIOUT CARS from Get
gyeburs to Baltimore once every week. They are pre.
pared to morel freight either way, in any quantity, at
REDUCED RATER. They will attend, it dented. to the
making of purchases in the city, and delivering the
goodie pro:mpty in Gettysburg. Their can tunic the
Warehouse of Nathan Roop k N 0.128 North Howard
street, mar irsaltift, Baltimore, wherefrefght will be
received at anytime. They invite the attention of the
public to their line, snaring tb m that they will spare
no starlit° sooommoaate all w may patronise them.
Apslll9.lB66.—tf IDDLIC 4k BlEhili
'garble ludo. .
CANNON'S
MARBLE WORKS
CORNER 01' BALTIMORE AND EAST MID
DLE ST.,OPPOSTTE THE COURT-HOUSE
amp!' OEFORIPTIOAt OF WORK .RXHCVTRA 11(
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GETTYSBURG MARBLLyA are r.
lit)taafiMse *hers lheiy
at* pritsirollto I:ung4!t sIA kb* q( ;mei inpoirlia!,
was AS lIIONUXIINTS, • TOMBS, lISLOSTOMIS
WAXIMM, 4o:. se:
to s i ailisstesiseticio, ass! as *Soap salts' 0 ~-;•
Aiio u • can. PiodAl tskasi
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forwarding gusts.
ROBERT MerI:MDT,
WM. B. MOULTON.
H. S. BENNER
GETTYSBURG, PA:,
TIM MINT STYLI' Oiiit ARM.
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DaIESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1868. e
Min*" to, eir:
DAYID McCRIKAKT
"Best always Cheapest."
THE Best, and - Cheepeet,
SADDLICB,
BRIDLES,
HARNESS of ail kinds, C° in l the "R Co S uaty and ,
If. alwetre tole toed et • the old and well 'mown stand,
Baltimots styllPPeelte the Pripayeerian Church.
•(IdeCREAHY'S.)
Our Hiding and Wagon Saddles,
are the ;meet eabetantlally built and seateet.
Our Harness, (plain and silver mounted),
are complete is *vim respect and warranted to be of the
very best material and workinsuitdp.
Our upper leather Draft Collars,
WI NOT as ant. They ere the beet PITTING and most
durable.
•
Our Heavy Draft Harness,
are made to order. es cheap M they can 1* made saes-
where and in the most rabstaatlal manes.
Riding- Bridles, Whips, Lashes, Dra ft
Hama, ply -ate sad ireerythlag in the line; .Nosts bet
ter or cheaper.
Our prices
hare been ILZERCID to the lowest living standard.
A Mona percentage for cub, off all bills amounting to
St or more.
We work nothing but the beet of stack sod will war.
rent irret7 article turned out to be in every reppect so re.
presented,
T&IP&OO &wpm& &wars WI Invite /Wootton too= ;yr*.
mint rock.
ift,Slive vs* call and analna rims Aurratutrey.
Tan. 29.188164 f D. MoORZAILY & SON.
NEW SADDLER SHOP.
O~etantly on hand , of mute r. Str Utle e r it ifa r itds Pa 7 4 • on.
RIDING SADDLES,
WAGON GAGGLES,
CARRIAGE HARNESS,
DRAUGHT HARNESS,
RIDING BRIDLES,
BLIND BRIDLES,
as low aa the lowest
May 29, 1867.-tf.
CARRIAGE-MAKING RESUMED
The war being over, the undersigned hare resumed the
CARRIAGE-MAILING BUBINIXB,
at their old etas!, In last Middle street, Gettyabang,
where they arn again prepared to put up work In the
most tashionablembetantial, and anperior manner. •
lot (Anew sad seconoll.band
CAILITACIES, Broome, ac.,
OD hand, which they will dispose ofat the Wrest prices,
and all orders will be supplied aspromptly and satiates
torily as possible.
GirREPAIRING-Eli
dope with Maraca, and at cheapest rates.
A large lot of nee and old HARNESS ,n hand for ul•
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed
by theas, they seilleit and will endeavor todeaerre a law
share In the future.
May 29.-tf
DAPINIS a ZISOLIA.
(;ARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
TATE & CULP
Are now banding s variety of COACH WORK of the
latest and most apposed stylea, and coartnietird of the
best massnal, to.wldWr Wry horlantbrosttoation of bur
era. Harlan bullpens wort wttb an, sad of ma.
costal naloweW web twardel of alefid ,
and databibth esa y ramin the west
as nownpsasod by any other in or out of the Mos. Ali
ws ask is as inspectioa afoot wady to otsvians tacos in
want of any kind ors vehicle that this it the plass to
bay Own.
SaritEPAIIIING in every branch done at short notice
sad OD reasonable terms.
Give as a cell at oar Factory. neer the corner at WWI
- eactChambersburg streets, Gettysburg, Pe.
June 12 11161.—tf
Carpenters and gontrartors.
DIM. C. STALLSMITH & SON,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
CARPENTIIRS & CONTRAGIORS,
Are prepared to do all kinds of Carpentering—centre:cling
sod erectieg but klnv of all kinds, Repairing, he. They
eep constantly •oo hand sod manulacturo order,
DOORS, SHUTTERS, BLINDS, „SAM, DOOR AND
WINDMW FRAMES, CORNICE DOOR AND
WINDOW BRACKETS,
And any tiler !Miele is the Building Line.
Seasoned militarist constantly on band, experienced work-
men lawny% ie readinees, end work executed with
dispatch.
.O Jeri prtruptly attended to
C. STALLfIMrrg.
C. H. STALLBMITII
Rept. 18, 1867.14 f
G. C. CASEIMAI H. tr. ROWE
CARPENTERING.
THE uniersigned respectfully in
form tba plblie that they have commenced the
Carpenting in tk, Shop tormesly , occupied by George
Schryock, deceits& We are prepared to do any wort to
of Intehiesand as roasonabla , as cay other With
thibmeat m Getimburg.
We hope by a l trict attention to business to merit a
*bias of public iatronap.
Nay 29, 1867stt CASHMAN d ROWS.
TO THE BUILDING
C4MMUNITY.
Altr) ALL OTHERS .
WHO TINT TO IMPROVE.
THE uulersigned respectfully in
_a_ forme the
! oldie that he still rontinnes the
CABPSNTERING. BUSINESS. •
at his old standjeo Wed street, eitttistatig, and %already
at all times to secomniodite thooterinithenearktondiste
nh is line. .11e.tiprepated to fo pea4allittadsofrootbr
bnildindistrpoias, of the hest usterist,tot p !ifttkr
and cheaply 'wham be dens at any other aseatillainnent
In ties connty.l anperfeneedllandar aTerayeln readiness
and wring or4tottrttlt promytaiosoittiltiyfrotib: -
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bus:noot to • lye a Mast share totrigto,stroloirc
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THE !Wowing magnificent lyric was writ. .
ten byltroitaal litres/acts READ, fn oom
memoration of IlnitaroAn's %mons ride
from Winchester to the front, on hearing of
the4tibi;infltire
his reA1 0 .4 1 4, his tettallons;
and changing, by the insphstion of his per
sonal pnwtmee r sppirent defeatinto the gla•
riots; victory orOedirVreek : :.
Up from the4kiuth at break of day,
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Bringing M-Winchester fresh dismay,
Th' affrighted air with a shudder' bore,
Like a herald in haste to thechieftain's door,
The terrible rumble and grumble and roar,
Telling the battle was on once more,
And SEtaranizr twenty miles away I
And wider still those billows of war
Thunder'd along the horizon's bar 1
And louder yet into Winchester roll'd
The roar of that red sea uncantroll'd,
Making. the blood of the listener cold
As be thought of the stake in that fiery fray,
And SEIZRID4N twenty miles away
But there is a road from Winchester town,
A good, broad highway leading down ;
And there, through the flush of the morning
light,
A steed, as black& the steeds of night,
Was seen to pass as with eagle flight—
As if he knew the terrible nest
He stretched away with his utmost speed ;
Hill rose and fell ; but his heart was gay,
With SHERIDAJS fifteen miles away
Still sprung from those swift hoofs thunder
ing south,
The dust, like the smoke from the cannon's
mouth,
Or the trail of a comet sweeping faster and
Aster,
Foreboding to traitors the doom of disaster;
The heart of the steed and the heart of the
master
COLLARS,
Were beating like prisoners asesuldng their
PLY NETS, Lo.
Impatient to be where the little-field calls;
Every nerve of the charger was strain'd to
full play,
With SuExtroax only ten miles away!
J. K. ROWE
Under his spurning feet, the road
Like an arrowy Alpine river tlow'd,
And the landscape aped sway behind
Like an ocean flying before the wind ;
And the steed, like a bark led with furnace
ire,
Swept on, with his wild eyes full of fire.
Bat, lo 1 be is nearing his heart's desire—
He is snuffing the smoke of the roaringfray,
With SHERIDAN only five miles away
The first that the General saw were the groups
Of stragglers, and then the retreating troops ;
What was done—what to do—a glance told
him bcth I
Then striking hie spurs, with a terrible oath
He daah'd down the line 'mid a storm of
buzzes,
And the wave of retreat check'd its course
there, because
The sight of the master compell'd it to pause.
With foam and with dust the black charger
was gray ;
By the flash of his eye and his red nostrils'
He seem'd to the whole great army to say:*
"I have brotiertymi Ehriratsszt all the way
Prowl Winehostar down to earns thisday
Hurrah ! hurrah for SUMEMAIT
Hurrah hurrah for hArse and man
And when their statues are placed on high
Under the dome of the Union sky,
The American soldiers' Temple of Fame,
There with the glorious General's name
Be it said in letters both bold and bright :
"Here is the steed that saved the day
By carrying Suzan:um into the fight,
From Winchester—twenty miles sway!"
Gk) COUNT& —A brother and sister were
playing in the dining room, when their mother
aet a basket of cakes on the tot-table and went
out.
"How nice they look ?" said the boy, reach
ing to take one. His sister earnestly object
ed, and even drew back his hand, repeating
that it was against their mother's direction.
"She did not count them," acrid. he.
"But perhaps God did," answered the sisa
r.
•
So he withdrew from the temptation, and,
sitting down seemed to meiltate. "Yon sum
right," replied he, looking at her with seiner
ful yet serious air, "God dour count ; for the
Bible says the hairs of oer heeds are all num
bered."
PRECOCIOM —Three little girls were play
ing among the loge bnish in the bock yard.
T use "
of th em were "making believe keep
h`""" - ouse" a few yards distant from each' other-r.
neighbors as it were. Ode of them says Mthe
third : "There sow, Nelly, you go to Sarah's
house, and stop a little while , and talk, and
then come back and tell; mo„ what she says
about me; and then ril talk' &bootleg ; • thee
you go and tell her all I Bay, and then
get mad and won't speak to each other; jfiat
like ohr mothered°, you know. 01 that'll he
inch fun!" • •
PAT . B idea of sympathy was 's good one.
He had long been trying to get Bridget to giire
him a parting kiss. Finally as a last retort.
he turned away, saying, " Good-bye, Biddy!
Sure and ye haven't any sympathy for me at
all."
"Sympathy, is it? And what do you matte,
by that, Patrick ?"
"Cothe boric tiddy, and I'll be . aftei telling
ye I When I lore ye so, 'that Pd like to bite
apiece rite out ycair swate cheek, aid Ye
feel! as ifye'd Ukelele to do so, that's sympathy,
be jabbers..? •
"Ah, Patrick t- you know' nay' *likeness t
Take a piece thut be sue iutd•lareit, Ito that
ye eat take it again when - ye come!"
,Douerrea Jaistou) mid , that
the earth lento with hartest when it is tickled
with she. hoe, The lellpwing is ths : to o 4
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rairtnirsui.• rirmairrers or lowa.
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Since lest wrote you in roped to Nara
Scotia, ehmuntaneee haye happened to out
a doubt andedtgation, and to tiny. with
gloom the minds doom of its most onion
supporta& Engbold welt after bee Can-
ads and New Beasswick than NOTS Scotia.
kcounU7 Tick hi Weal dwelt& ir
its position be tint wholly dieutesatageoue, it
must become a prosponous and postural coun
try, and John 801 l ' Bon Scotia
has both a splendid position and capiddlities
u a mining country, which are only
.begin
niag to be half understood. They have Gold
mines yielding elands half a million of dol
lars' worth annually. They have inn *pos
its of the very dust quality. But, more val.
raide than all others, in this age, they have
abundant supplies of coal. The annual pro
ducts of their mines shied" king HMIs abort
of two minima of dollars. annually into the
Provisos.
'he natural market for their coal, till they
hare a mach larger domestic—mm=okm,
must always be found in the seaboard cities
of the United States. They say that our
country has seen tit to interrupt , their trade by
the imposition of a high duty on coal. This
is 'wrong. and until this folly is repeotod of
their coal-mining int e rests must to sumo-ex
tent languish. They think there is no proba
bility that the present state of things in the
States will continue much longer. When the
duty on coal is removed they expect a great
revival of this trade, which gave such large
dividends to shareholders, ami such remuner
ative employment to their shipping.
A coal mine has two distinct values. It
enriches thaw who own it, for it yields a
commodity which is in universal demand, and
the constant exportation of which brings
money into the country. It also affcsdb re
munerative employment to large numbers of
persons in working it. But this is the least
value of a coal mine to a conntsy so circum
stanced as to be able to take atrantige of it.
It is in the great things which it makeipossi
bh3 that its chief value lies. Of all the nodes
by which a community may acquire wealth,
none is so rapid or so reliable as manufactur
ing. Here it is that the possession of coal
gives prodigious advantage. Steam 41 the
giant that fills the world with wonders ; and
coal is the father of steam. Coal, therefore,
meant power. It means, where the proper
conditions exist, looms and mills and facto
ries, where gene of thousands of busy hands
shall find employment in converting the raw
products of the earth into merchantable
wares.
Nova Scotia possesseas coal in limitless
abundance. Her geographical position is all
that could be desired, foe a manufacinrin :
country. She is both bane to the Oki
World than any other port of America, and,
nearer to.the great raw material producing
countries of America than anyeountry of the-
Old World. •Herr commerce is not subject to
interruption by the frosts of winter, nor by
the pestilential diseases which iwesp through
southern coantrien in summer. Everything
that nature could do her been done to mike
this countir the luntto of Ili atmutfactuting
pOpulaston muntered: lay nalillask natkuteb
in all that oonstiUdes worldly wealth.
Why then la it that little betteen done
towards taking seesaw ; at thole immense
•
natural andoWinentlii 'Wier in It thatmith
all the necessary means for a hugs manufae
taring industry existing In such , • prodigal
abundance within their bowlein t they haven°
corresponding development of manufactures?
Wily has their wood.almws gone to the Uni
ted States to be maindectstrat and then sent
back to them ? Why has the cotton of the
South always Raised by their shores to be
woven in the loomed. lanessialre, and thence
brought beck three thciusand miles to be worm
by them Tilde are questions which should
awaken the einenticsa and concern them
deeply. It is plain that soinethirtg n
. has bee
wrong in, their - industiial economy. Some
tuts prevented them trim, reaping, those
advantages which it was manifestly designed
they sismiti.simerfrears-meet , commanding
position and , matchless natural resources.- 2
What is that something? The answer is not
far to seek.,
lii addition to all natural facilities, there is
one other tbing,• whiten:it which manufactures
cannot flourish: . a large and reliable market.
it is nptiseicsigh that they have the means for
convetthir raw militia trim articles ready
Zr uaei, unto* they cap also • offer some 'rat sonable guanirstre • that — the articlel - 4*p
ready; will ind-paeclliskni at 'euelr prices as
will make the limbless peofttable to those ett
gaged in it. •
Such a market they have never been obis
to otter. Nanufsetrdiss, in order to be ref
munerativei intuit bd carried on, on a large
wale. The profits of modern manulectnrei
depend on theshility to produce large quirt
titles.. Sharp competition bias brought prices
to a figure at.whieh smalliestabßehmests.cau-
Nova Scotia, with her numerically insignifir
cant population of 340,000; could not give
market sufikriently extensive for a large msuf
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. January 25, 1868.
The Corners met last night to consider the e _
sitosikent 'lv the country, and in view uv the
,impendin crisis it wuz voted that be instruct ,
44 t'a peas des to A. JeiWW4 - with
foeth timtrouties to wick le hey blotto, rand
*Ohl remedies: The Comers meetrfre
ktegyi, fact when 'cub runs low . and
Bien(' rebanses to trust., we hold $ /Wilkie
meetin. It acts ez a stimilent and takes the
place ny our nateral sustenance. Very Com
tonahle. Thus empowered, I wrote es fol
lows; wich will , Idankt not, makes wash=
en when it reaches. Wishinton :
To d. johnion, Prat. U. S.
The Democracy ny Conrad:it X Roads,
wic► is in the State wr Kentucky; repressnUn
the Democracy ;iv the rest ay the State, and
ur the country es weU, cannot hold their
peens no longer. They most speek or bust.
They herd the news, and ther hu bin nothin
but weepin at the Corners since. Bascom,
that sterlin patriot, is sheddin pearls by the
bitcket full. Deakin Pogrom weeps not in
drops, but to streams, and u for me, yoo
wooden't baleen the amount uv pockit hand
kerchers I hey consumed. Never hes ther
bin sich a moist time at the Cornets, never
hey we lived in etch an atmosphere uv damp
nit.
I 'hal speak plainly. lam not a 'feared to
speak. ,Too can't remove me. The tenor try
ofila act 'muted' me, and yoo can't remove
me. Therefore I s peak.
The Corners feels itself outraged. When
the Corners took stock in yon, the Coasters
'posed yoo bed nerve omulf to run the Admin
istrashen yoorself. The Corners felt that her
interests lens safe in yoor binds.. We to
won't comment operation from that stand
pint. Deekin Pogram got his niggers to
gether, sich uv em ez hadn't bin sacridst at
different times, and comment wailapin nv
em uv year, and the others in this visinity
give theirn the opehen cm quietly submittin
to they inevitable fate, or bein shot: Wat
wuz the result? The Freedmen's Burow
come in, and them niggers, instid of bein
made servants unto their brethren, hey bin
permitted to accumulate property and live in
all respects Jilt ez tho they wnz white mega
uv the dominant race. Agin this injustice
we held up our hands, and yoo hey made
many passes towards rectifyin it, but to what
avail? Sich weaknis never before disgraced
the histry of Amerikin politiks. Too kep
Stanton in place until the voice uv an indig
nant Democrisy demanded his removal.—
Then was 7oor opportunity. Therwnz Dim -
ocrats who: wood her took it. Ginn! Steed
man or Ginral Rosso wood either uv em hev
bia glad to-sem ibis cauntry is that aitiareity,
but blindly yoo rushed upon fate by puttin in
that place Grim. Grant, whose hands is
stained with Southern blood, which he haint
washed off: Grant, the Ablish candidate for
the Presidency! Grant, who by economisin
at the rate uv about $25,000,000 per annum,
demonstrated to the country the stealing that
wuz goin on in the other departments.—
Grant, who is ez mach worse than Stanton ez
a head lite to a locomotived is superior to a
tailor candle! Oh, wot loonacy ! Oh, wot
weakness!
Then agin. The people uv the Third Dees
trick groaned under the oppression of Pope ;
that is, the white people did. He wuz carry
in with ruthlis severity the laws of a usurpin
Congria. He waz a persekootin the saints—
he wuz a goludin and pertectin the pie -bald
Conamshen wich L wrestin from us one uv
our beat States. Alabama cried out in agony
and yoo heard her. How ? Yoo removed
Pope and put in his plice . Meade. We felt
relieved ; not but Meade's antecedents were
agin at, but we did epee that you wood not
.gin fall into that same old trap. But you did.
The lint act of the cussed Meade wus to re
move the Guvner and Treasurer, who woodent
pay the expenses tit the tnrconstooshnel,Con
*sashes, and to-day the people who trembled
at the name UV Pope shiver at the mensben
nv Meade.
But yoor disgrace does not end here.—
Forthwith a unconstooshnel Se_nit, from which
ten States are exclooded, turns in and replaces
&anion, givin him agin the posishen ut with
zoo apampted to deprive him, and yoo take it
mild ez milk and ez quietly es a lamb:
Then sgin. You bee instraktid your orgln s
to spred the report that General Grant wuz in
the constant habit us bein- intoxicated!—
lilliserable error! Mistaken policy! You
pay possibly make some Allishniat bleeve it
and detach em from him, but yoo also attach
the entire Democrisy to him with looks uv
`steel. Fasten that charge upon him—make
Kentucky bleeve it, and Kentucky would to
/W=OW give him her electoral vote: Don't
yoo remember that the Democrisy took no
stock in yoo till after the 22d uv FebroCary
speech? and didn't they support yoo corjelly
from that thne out ?
I hev no pashence to add more. Indignant
ly
I close this epistle. I heir stood by y 04.,
Mica thick and thin, I wuz at yoor side on
the two toms North and the one South ; 1
apologized for yoor short comma, glossed over
• faults and explained away e yoor • week
nee& At Onetime, for Instance, I told em,
after yoo hed made poor speech; • that yoo
were drunk, when yoo waznt, and hundreds
ur tither times I hey explained away yoor ex
eentrisalties similarly.
• And further, it wuz me who prokoored on
yoor first trip the only indorsement yoo ever
got from Grant. All along the road west yco
- slid Seward hed bin endeavorin in vain to git
;sonte'expression from Grant. What yoo did
not care, bay= Itoodrat git It. He stood
open immovable ez a stun, exprcssirt neither
by words or countenance nothin. Battle
; Creek, wich is in tbekState uv Michigan, Sec-
rotary Seward, in his speech in response •to
Unreels for Grant, remarked, "Toe can't di
tills-General Want from the President—he is
with us!" 11Crthe words loft the Secretary's
lipsona et b inapirashen I pulled a pin Rim
my noat and plunged a into the General, list
about two inches below the buttons ow Ids
coat behind. Uv. course he bcrw44 , not
pacefully,„but it-was ri-Moor. It hez (Nig me
more labor s more fursosktel ability to keep you
NON Or wood hey, sufficed to bev, bet a'
,sie# cionxieS. kingdom and run it.
Bpi I she! dolt no more ; I withdraw udelf
r ItlY self-res Peek will sot
letwyermit....pre to rank gals& wilily your
endorges., Pocorners isontmget. ; Dobkin
Pogram is outraged, and Bascom is outraged.
Yoo mlialommis...yoorself.a 'name and
place in history, but its too late. We she I
nolnfdsieloir PnaideSt some one whifteilisbe
ti6o 4 tolistrienidtiand - terrible to
Vikitst his engulfs;
lirbie4l:ll;"q:A es
leetitt at` least carry out
tiratj , ez thei lisp-
Ptilt i t r o itt time. • Toor short stay
AlliSOM A mobid ycio..'
Idaf l yiefr atiittilakvii' - '44iiteristlcs, arid
are
itgeor cisribilt& 'in your Pe n
everything that is bad in both o rf '
laniaatlo~s,
with notififeirerf *. goolr i fiT Corners re
goelffiseat " '
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