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lIKKPEit, mew :mason' & zur.u.Lpt,
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. PROPIIIED*S AND PCNIIIELEIte .
' '•to ut Uti Imo. - lialtira)ro at. between Cburt-housc Ontifinantond,
. Glettysburp, Po.
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• TIM STAR AND ftNTENEL is publLsheilevery Fri
_ ' --- day morning. atV-00 a year in advance; Or rsu
~ c.. • if not paid within the-year! No soteicriptionsdis-.
EAP P
continued until all arearages are paid, unleunlessat:
EIN'PI.Nt . .
& • the option of the publishers..
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ADvEßTniuncEyrl. are Inserted at reasonable
rates. A liberal reduction will be made to personi
advertising by the quarter, half year, or year.-
- AT Till Special notices will be inserted at special rates, to
be agreed upon-
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. . • - The circulation of the STAR AND SENTINEL
is one halt larger than that ever attained' by any
newspaper In Adams county; and, as an adver
.
lir - & Seatixtel Using medium, it cannot be excelled. '
Jou WORN of all kinds will be promptly. execu
led and at fair rates. Hand-bills, Blunts, Cards
P.onphlets, &c., in every variety and style, will be
nted at short notice. TERMS CAM : t
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• I M. KRAUTH , Attorney at
. . J • Law, Gettysburg, Pa. Collections mitten legal
. business promptly attended to. •
'INTING OFFICE Office on Baltitnor .. .9 street,sonth of the Court-house.
June 18, 1869-tf.
. A I McCONAUGH.Y, Attorney at
.. x•-• • [,..,..1ic. one door westof Bonnie's Drug
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• .tore.Gh unbersburg Street.
Special itteution 4lven to Suits,colleetionsand
more St.. Gettysburg, Pa. ,
settlement of Estates, all legal business, and
i ~ tat to Ventions, Bounty, Back-pay, and Damages
. • .t.: Sin it O. 3tates,at tit:linos promptlytnd efficient
ly attended to.
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..II wart tats ocated,vadchoice Farms !Corsets
' u la at t and other western States.
Jane IS, 18.69.-tf
recently tied largely to one I.lremly.larr .
J. COVER, ATTORNEY AT
AL • LAW, wi II promptly attend to collectionsand
al I other Businessentrustedtohiscars.
0 lice between Fahnestock and Dannerand Zinc
& Fnc Job Type ... 's t .trem,daltimorettreet,Getty•brirtr,Pa.
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May 29,1867 -
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1 i .k.VID A. BUEHLER, ATTOR
'- N ::Y VT I. IW,w i tt - promptly attend to roller
- i o • .1 I tit alter builness entrusted to his care.
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e - t 11 i o it 1., o.li Junco in the threestory building
n • •.te tit 1 ' oart II .nee. i Gettysburg, May 29,1867
:ly prepared to accommodate our old ens
d all others;rho may favor us with their -
.
,in Abe beet tyle of tbe art, at the ehorteitll vI D WILLS, ATTORNEY'
• on tbs. need reason l. W
able tense_ 41
. lT 1. ,o) li, 0 ‘t hisresi.lenceinthoSouth-eaa
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1 ' ,to .. r ofliontreE3 pare. ,
ol.t '29,1867.
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• ' DR. 11. S. HUBER, ,',
lii of Every De- ,
.i. M . 't•• .or .r G"i reOrrAtiro and/Washington 'treat
ption ) • oer JSITE Cpl.. TATE'S EMILE HOTEL.
scri
June II 1.009.—tf
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D R. J.- W. C. O'NEAL .
CEIIED
lias his 011 Ice at his residence in Baltimore
: t. reet,nvo I 0..,c,. .ha t 0 the '.'oetpiier Offie 0 .
Gettysburg ,May 29,1467. _
JO H N L. 111LL,1.1. D.,
• DENTIST
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IN EXECUTION. .
. 01,, t 11 in aluSentbn rg street, nearly opposite Lb
• 1 _ Eagle hotel,
GETTYSBURG. PENN A.
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NSUItiPASSEDCI-HAN ' tic been in constant practice over 20 years,
I ,ltients Can be assured of g... 3.1 work. [July 9.—tf
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Irj R. J. E. BERR. STRESSER, Dent
-1• I_, ,u, 'taring located in Gettysburg, offere bla
. , orricee to the public. Office' n York street, nearly
' . upposite the Mute Inn, where he will be prepared to
tend to icy
IN fi 'l rYLE, AND ' a
'era. - main ... tit 01 fall or partial setsof teethare in- I
. • . . sited to cell ferias reasonable
.Inly 30,14.30.—ti
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15.N.RIVALLED
DR. H. W. LEFEV - RE
Littlestowa,.lll(lllB 6.,-Pa.,
I fsyl N ti permanently located in that place, wit
. 1 .. .41.4 tg, in the general practice of Mod'c!ne en
Surzory. Orrice in Lombard street, near Beir.mor
I rev t. [Aug. 20, 1089.-t
IN eIIEAPNLBB, • ,
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scniug , I artitutSt
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AT TUE
' - WHEELER& W.I.LSO'S
• 5 LOCK-STITCH
, Family Sewing Machine
R & SENTINEL, ______ , , .
• c OVER 450,000 NOW IN - USE.
- , EXAgIME IT BEFORE BUYING ANY OTHER.
.
more St., Gettysburg, Pa. . SuLD . ON LEASE PLAN,
ll • 81 0 PER MONTH.
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PhTERCON A CARPENTER, General Agents.
, 1 .t.t t;EN ERA L OFFICE for ADAMS COUNTY, JACOB'S
II L-' 'A 1 N BEI LDINd, OHAMBERSBURG STREET,
- Nuv. 12, I,469.—tiGETtIiSBUEG, PA.
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HOWE .
MACH LNE S 1
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4ND
' TUE LATEST IMPROVED & GENUINE
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- - - 1 ELIAS HO WE, J.R., .
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-.-- SEWING MACHINES.
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mental Printing .
JACOB F. THOMAS, Agent,
1
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
N. I:. runier of Centre Square, in the Store icons o
! . Samuel Wolf.
/ II:A/611S will hopromptly attendedto: Machines
rgest fosters to the smallest Cards. NJ •tel ivered to all parts of the county and instroc
t ion t given gratis.
_
tu_eile pantie are cautioned against parties who
. use the nat. of HOWE in Connection with their ma
....te-....... chines onk account of the popularity of the Howe Ma
chine.. There are none GENUINE unless they have
' t m .• 11., I in each machine a medallion having the
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. 1,10,1 .1 , 1..ia.,1 113WE,Jr. on it,kc.
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GROVER & BAKER'S
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FIRST PREMIUM
Such as ... I
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ELASTIC STITCH
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Alm, CARDS,
SEWING MACHINES,
CHECKS,
, DRAFTS, 495 Broadway, New York..
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7:10 Chestnut .street, Philadelphia.
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ENVELOPES, LABELS, -
- POINT S' OF EXCELLENCE.
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I Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch. '
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery. ,
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Using bath threads directly front the spools..
'G BILLS, No fastening of seams by hand and no waste of
, thread.
,
,
Vi - iderange of application without change of ad
- .... ustmelit•
The ascot retains i tsb eau ty au'diirmuessafterwash•
brigand Ironing,
IPTS & RECEIPT BOOKS Brikloi doing all kinds of work doneby other Sew
; .. ing Machine., these Machiniii execute the mart
.beautiful and permanent Embroidery and ornamental
....... 91 work.
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- • dir - The Highest Premiums at all the fairs and ex•
ANDBILLS,' DODOE.RS, &c., whitiow. o f the United Statesazid Ehrope, have been
awarded the Grover & Baker Sewing Machines, and
, the work done by them, wherever exhibited in nom
.
petition. . , . —
• - riGT - The very highest prize, THE GROSS OF THE .
eery lowsit prices. -
mostly, in the he t manner, and at tb• LEGION OF HONOR, was conferred on the repro
eentative of the Grover k Baker Sewing Machinea,at
the Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1867, thus attest.
ion' their great superiority over all other-Sewing
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_ -..-- . NI whines.
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di-For dale ity D. W. ROBISON, 0 ottysburg.
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AND 'PAMPHLET _
,NOTICE. '
. 'I tllE,undersigned having had 17 years' exponents
PRINTING . - 1 :IS a practical Operator on Sewing Machines
• would recurnrottall the Grover it' Baker Family Ma.
1 - . chine as the cheapest and best machine fur fatally
• use. The simplicity of construction and elasticity of
' .• stitch made by these machines are two very Import
• ant points In their favor. 250,000 of these machines
, are to-day bearing witness to the truth of our
good style and ■at as .
as
nail order In as •ertions and the. emand is steadily increasing.
s ,
g We have also Shuttle Machlues on hand for Tailors
any office In the country. - and Coach-trimmers use. Call and see us.
D. W. ROBISON, Agent,
Chatn'aersburg el., G ettysharg, Pa.
-Tonal', 1059.-1 s . -
fatly ask a trial by those desiring say
ill% AM
ANTEE SATISFACTION,
0.
worlk-andpooptness f. SlMug or
ders,
BY MAIL: PROMPTLY AT
TENDED TO
GETTYSBURG
& SENTINEL
ADVEP . MISING MEDIUM
THIS CY3UNTY.
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.51111111:181141ta ampriass CM tonal.
'allononnalty„ It eiteaktaa oriez az. ..
1M Ihnsars, Md la mad 1117 alt -, yl
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tams imiset t etrealitties in Alias Led • -_,
ISE
THE 'BTAR & BENTlMaquie •
supretreautios duo all dm monis titt
yabi;u47", ; Wi bad ~Wit sosibst.
ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
wru. BUY A FIRST-CLASS 4
SEWING MACHINE
OR A GOLD WATCI2I.
As an evidenie that this advertisement is no Wm
hug, send fur Oleo:ate., enclosing a three cent stamp
R~rretutnpostage. Address
J. B. GIBBS • ca,
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,llntrenity -Place,
Net -York
.7412: 21, 1670.-3 m
MINCE. ~ PIE'S 1 i.
AT WM. J. MARTIN'S, Is the place to get the mr
tetial foe a good Mince Pio•
RAISINS,
CURRANTS
PRUNES,
CITRONS,
CRANBERRIES
AND APPLES,
so 11A11X1ril, Baithiort'at
Nov. 10. 110 L-3,8
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VOL: LXX. NO. 14:
gultintsogardo._
BLACKSMITHIN G.
8.. G. HOLLEBAUGH
H As opened ; Blaekemiti3Shop on Wiudaniton
street, next loor to Chrltzman•a Carpenter Shop
and Isprepar:ad to do all kinds If iILACKSMITH
ING,at reasonable rates,andinvltesashareol public
patronage
R.EPAIRING,if all kinds. Give nieacall
April 30,1869-tf
JE REMI , A"H CULP
GETTYS#URG, PA., •
UndertakV& Paper-Hanger,
ispreparodtonshort notice aradroaconable
IIIM:13
OOFINS OF ALL STYLES.
liealsokeenson hand a large aesortmen tol WALL
PAPER, which he salient lowest caeh rates, and If de
eked will Cornish hands to put it on the wall.
PLAIN & FANCY "SIGN PAINT
,.
ING EXECUTED TO ORDER
/Ur`York street-a few doorsonet ofLutheraniCharch
May 27,1868 tf.
ROBERT -DI ARMOR,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND
BELL HANGER,
East Riddle street,haVasgiore from theCourt-haute
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
WILL promptly attend to all or:
dors in his Ilue. Work done In the most satis
factory manner, and at prices as low as can possitilybo
afforded tomake a living.
GAS PIPE
urnishcd, as well •
as Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop
Lights Ac.; also WATER PIPS, Stops, Top and Frost
gpigota,and,in short, everything belonging to ;awn
water fixtures.
Bella hung, and furnished if desired. Locks, of a
kinds repaired. [Dec. 23,12.67.-
A SERVANT- FOR ALL.
Roth's Improvement for Opening, Closing
and Latching Gates,
MAY be attached to any gat eandoperatedfrom
buggy, team or saddle, by one band, in soy de
sired direction from the gate—opened H:Wooed from
one point, at any distance from thegate. This im
provement issimple and cheap, get pester tandstronfa
will not be disarranged by the sagiretthe gate,
nor by the frost raising the posts; m be made at •
Country, blacksmith's,and easily atta r atta ched toe gate.
Theunderaigned,having the High t for Adams coun
ty, will sell Township and Farm Hight' °it h film.
provement.
Also, ROTH & EIHANE'SAMEHICAN LEVERG ATE
—which willbe found valuableand conTenient..to all
who have gates to drive t broiler—as they remain by
their team,open close and latch a gate,witbout the
neceeeityot getting to the wet or mud.
Forfur,herinformatiOnAc:Address .
ISRAEL BRICKER,
Mayl3.-tf
merianer.P.O.,Adamico.,Pa.
NE.W BUSINESS.
Upholstering & Trimming
WILLIAM E. CULP
trAS opened an establishment opposite Weaser's
,tairery Stables, on Washington street, for
Col;iaing Sofas, Chairs, .Mat-
trasSes; and Upholstering
• branches.
Healed) continue : Chili old barium of Trimming
Baggiel, Carriages", and solicits from the public
tlkdr patronage. Charges moderate. •
GSttyobrirg, Pa., Dec.q.—tof
COOPERING!
PETER CII-L - P
Ullacerefuericed the `,
COOPERING BUSINESS
In all its branches at hie residence on the Mummer
burg road, at the end of Carlisle street, Gettysburg,
Pa. The public can always have made to order all
kinds and styles of
NEAT VESSELS, -
'CROL'2" STANDS.
PIC'KEL STA.YDS,
TUNS,'
FLC&R BARRELS.
Sj. also manufacture 5 and 1-0 gal. Kegs ;Cider Barrels.
And all other kluge of Coopering. Repairing done
cheaply end with dearittch. G ive us d call. ,
Ang. 13, 1869.—tf •
Surveying—Conveyancing.
J. S. WITHEROW,
FAIRFIELD, PA.,
Tenders his services to the public as •
PRACTICAL SURVEYOR,
and Is prepared to suneyFarins, Lots to. on res.
'Doable terms . - Haying taken out a 'Conveyancerli
License, he 9111 also attend t o preparing
DEEDS, BONDS, RNLI AEU, WILLS, WiLASESAR—
TICLIS OF AGREEMENT, CLERKING
AT SALES, kc.
_Having had considerable experience in th/sline,he
hopes to receive a liberal share of patronage. Bust
ace promptly at tended to and charges reasonable.—
PoetOffloe address,Fairdeld, Adams co.,Pa.
Jan. 1,18 89.—ti
FURNITURE.
D. C SHEAFFER
PETERSBURG, (Y. 8.,) PENNA.,
laprepatied tearer:to:be Pablic,anythlng In file
seaman as ca bo had In the county.
IM Purchasers will do well tocall sad examine
myetockbotc .buylng ileewbero.
FURNITURE
made be ardor. Itepaltingddae neat cheap and with
pat , b. Jan. 22. 1Mg..41
CABBAGE SEED
UAVB grown sin:twill send by mall the Seed of the
I follow ing.vet ietfee of CABBAGE
"STONE 51 ASON"—a remarkable sweet and tender
variety. shave enubeeded in raising this variety,
to weigh from 15 to 22 pounds. Under fevorablecir
cum./mance every plant will head.
Mammoth Drumhead
--equal in quality with the Stone mason. tinder high
culture heads attain to the weight of 4o lbs.
The Seed is put up in packages and seat to any ad-
dress on the receipt of 60 eta, forom package, or 115
ots.for both varieties.
Directions for sooceastga Cultivation accompany
wick package. Bavaria 4601=80110t the above maxi.
et'sa were on exhibition at tha last agricultural
in Gettysbirg.
Address SOLOMON wzrptura,
Bigler, Adams co., Pa.
CM=
GRANITE-YARD.,
GETTYBBURG, 8.A., •
pat RAILROID, IfE4R PRIMP" D3PO2.""'
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PETER BETTLER
L prepared to furalat dRAJT/Irldbr all kinds px .
. BUILDING AND NONUKIIWTAL 1.17140111111;
at renal* rater::
Curbing, Sills, Steps, Ashlers,
Posts, Monuments; Ceant.
tery Blpeks, &c., . 4.
Aapatiod to °WWI stilt duir•dt bi,kaot, o
isatrderatro, a ilstattooproaiptiyatteated to .
JYa•S.—lf
BARGAINS IN
NEW FURNITURE.
Xi A MOMS t oats orCOVIA011)11111113.111iT
lag bow mat h- aelstilke I. the
ylibtactoory
111111b•••••••••64•Ebreallta*
gas th i treltor• s•f Gr.A 11C9M1, itiky
• .11MUNOMIN
oHN ) FABAION-
Er ABLE BARIUM; • oppoilts the' Maghs,.Motat,'
Gettysburg Pa T , wherehe sunlit all tfmainefound
readytoattendtotitbusiness in his line . Hams
allucinexcellent %fislitarkt nd wII 'lneuro istis
faction. Glyn hisnacall.
May 29,1687.
OYSTER SALOON!
CLIARIirftSRIIRG er, OBTTYBBURO,
Announces. to hie friends that in addition to hie
OONFECTIONANr,he'has opened an Oyster Saloon;
where during the season he will keep constantly OD
band
PRIME OYSTiRS,
the best the market can attn.& with special necom•
modatlons for
Air(lire us a call.'
Jan. 21, 1870.—tt
GETTYSBURG BAKERY.
911111tIrma Newport k Ziegler having bees a.-
solved,the undersigned willtoutinuetheltaking
bustnees,in all Itebrancbee, at the old ettod,
Corner of South Washington and 11 est
Middle streets, Gettysburg, Pa.
• All kinds of
ORAtICERS.
°MIES,
BII2AD,
WILLS,
PRETZELS,
cone tantly baked and alwaysto be hadfreeh.
With many years experience and irret7 disposition
to please, he feels that he can premix, estlefeetion in
"all cases. Orders solicited, and promptly attended to.
With many thanks for the patronage bestowed on the
old firm,ttecentienenee is asked.
B A LUSE ERWPORT.
Aprle. 1869 -11
STEAM SAW MILL.
THE undersigned has in operationa STEAM . SAW
MILL, at the South Mountain, near Gra,.lien
be rg Sprinip, and is prepared to saw to order bile of
• WHITE cies. iIaNE, 1/11.1ILOCK,
or any kind of Timber dealt - ad, at the shortest notice
and at low rates. Ile also manufactures
SHINGLES, FAILINGS, &c
L U M 13 ER
delivered at &ay point et the LOWEST RATES.
per cent. will be deducted for the cash payments, or
Internet will be charged from the time of delivery of
Lumber. Thankful for past favors, he would desire
a continuance for the future.
All letters aboold be addressed to him At Graelran
burg P.O. Admit county, Pa.
11.1411tY LTENBERG.git.
0ct.29,
you NT' S COMPOUND
FOR TIIECURE OP
PUTRID SORETHROAT,INFLUENZA
or any other inflatrunator} or( nwatddiseaso of the
Throat! f not Of too long standing. AIso,SCAIIL ET
FEVER. This medleinehas bison tried in
THOUSANDS OF CASES, _
n differentparts of the country, and has never
been known toren If taken In time end aecordins
todireetlons. It is warranted to cure. Givens trial
and it willspeak for itself. Every bouseholdsheruld
provide themselves .with a box of this medicine and
keeplt on hands. Thecures that it has effected are
truly marvelous.
11111.Preparedand sold by ISZAZLYOUN't ICo et
yet:tura, Pa., or by their ant horized agent.. Po
el ataearly. all the Stores' a Adams county.
. . . . . . _
Mey 39,1867.—tf
Carpenters and goutrictors.
Wm. C. Stallsmith & son,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
UarpOnters and Contractors.
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Door
andWindowFrames,Cor
nice, Door &Window '
Brackets, &c.
Conitantlyon hand and mannllattarad to ;order o
BEST MATERIALS,
REASONABLE PRICES.
113.0rderspromptly sitteoded to
Jan.15,1869,—tt
GEO. C. CASHMAN
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Carpenter and 'Contractor,
'RESPECTFULLY infer* the
public that betas removed to his new Shop on
Stratton strvelbetwsen York and "Railroad streets
and Is prepared to take contracts tot putting up and
repairing Buildings, at as reasonable rate any
builder in aat i yabuig—all wOrk g natant e L ed tcbe o
best quality. He hopesby strict attention to bumf
nesato meritpublicpatronage. Give ms acali.
April 9.1869.—1 f
WM. CIIRITZMAN,
GETTYSBURG, PA.
Carpenter and Contractor,
_ .
liertugresqpred to 'Ay new Shop
On Washingtonstreet, between Middle
and t, burg streets,
and I n trod * aced Steam Power ,I am prepared to ear
nth all kinds of -work for bullditit purview, of tbe
beat meter al,and'ltitettlyandeheaply sett cant.
does at ear otter titabltidtmentlit - the oeunt7. 11x
patented Mdtdraftrale to reddens, and Wort ex
ecuted trlthfromptnetnanddlepatob: •
dip-Orders fur *Ulla& ottltete,Serolle,lfoul4
figs, ke., - prOltt• fly ailed and dn Wasson ablations,:
nrilt • • - • . .
M EA,,.T::-.1.-g-4,,itx:Efr
N E - FIR M!
Glossa B. awns* TITADDitre
previa° diiitesidfito'pirtuteriltip in 1114,8UT0117
. sapoinsanrigie; 7,111' c ‘ frry '
eh
at lazy-
Bed orairTresmiity sad 41skimilirilarainit.,aily1 . 1
arstsi -4 rrerpirmiDasimiro Tbrusitmread Triilarraimas7
asimialkloti.B.fterer.lareskiritastra4m.
•_" lamb,* ' ==. 161.4 'N,. t, -, ~. :. ....r.fi,
.p.. ikai
irskeirtlV l ra
airraterkiwoorreiittoraddres . :
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WHOM rit t i
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ME
Ntobltso fardo.
JOHN GRUEL
next door t• Bogle fine,
LADIES AND ORIVIZEMEN.
ISRAEL YOUNT At CO
by experienced worktnen,and at
!ROW*.
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G.ETTYSBIJRG, PA.; FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1870.
gooko, Prugot ViedYinto•
DR. JAMES CRESS
DRUGGIST
`Store in Brant'a suitdiny, Balto. at
LITTLESTOWN.
HAVING opened a new DRUG
sTone and fitted It ap-intine best,ekyle,loffea
my stock of pure and &nib Drugs to the eitisithe of
.Littlestown and vicinity at the towed market rates,
consisting In partof • .1 '
Drugs and Family Medieinui Pstr
Liquors for Medicinal Puiposes,
Patent Medicines; gorse
Powders,
Pnre Spices, Dyes arid Dye Stuffs, Perfumery,
Toilet &upend Fancy articled. A full assortment of
EirruMee, Stationery of aII d o,Otgo ro, Tolowoo sad
Snuff. .
silwar e's El ectr o-Magnoticaosp will wash with
hard or soft water, cold or warm. Clothes washed
with this Soap are made beautifully white without
boiling or blueing. This Is the beat Soap in use.. Try
it. It is warranted not to injure the hands or fabric.
Littlestown.Mayl3.—ly JAIME CRYBB.
69. • JUNE 69.
A FULL ASSORTMENIT OFj
Drugs & Family Medicines
PATENT MEDICINES,
LIQUORS AND WINES FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES,
PURE SPICES . AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS
DYES AND DYE STUFFiI,
SOAPS, PERFUMES AND TOILET GOODS,
LINE S, WRITING FLUIDS AND STATIONERY,
PUYSICLAN'SPIISSCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE
CIPES ACCURATELY PUT UP.
PEITSICIANS AND COUNTRY MERCILANTSRUP
PLIED AT REDUCED RATES.
Forney 7 s Horse Powders
the best and cheapest for florae., Cattle and Swine.
Other llorsePow4ers of. approved 'Lakes.
HUBER'S,
Ballinaore Street; Gthysliurg, Pennia.
Jane 11, 11169.—tf
DR. R. 11.0RNER
Ls returned the
_
PraCtice of , Medicine.
Ofilee at his
DRUG STORE
IN CUA IBERSBURO ST., GETTYSBURG.
Also, Desler in
PURE DRUGS, .
MRDICINES,
PP/CBS,
BAKING SODA,
DY/S STUFFS,
PATENT muncaritt,
itu. 14, 1870,t/
gittnr AtableB 7,
WEAVER & SON:-
Livery, Sales & Exchange
STABLES,
Washington St., Gettysburg. Ponna
TAKE pleasure in announcing to
.& the public that they have better accommoda
tions than ever to supply the public with all styles
arid kinds of Conveyances that can be *sand In a first
dm! livery. /lair norms, flacks and Sleighs cannot
be beat -by any establishment in the town. In prices
they defy competition.
Horses and Mules
bought and soh}, on reasonable terms.
GIVE .US A CALL.
Take Notice.
THE undersigned is desirous of
doting up tin old *ecotone, sod would ask all
than Indebted' fossil and setUe the sans Zbe books
will be found at the above stables and all panes In
debtad are intently enlisted to call and senate
Weir accounts. NICHOLAS WZAVNI.
Dee. 11,1869.-tf
EAGLE LIVERY,
Sale & Exchange Stables ,
Opposite the Eagle Hold, 01.41mbersbsirg street,
OEITYSIIBORO, PEN.N'A.
THE undersigned have 'opened a
new LIVIRII, BALM ANDWICHANOOI
trrs-
BLE,\in this plane, and are prepared to offer superior
senommodations It this line. We have provided
ourselves with •
Buggies, Carriages, Hacks,
Light, Wagons, &c.,
of the latest atyles, "Olden' to timid th e pubilE do
maid. ' Ourhorsos \avo,good,4lthout spot or bhsio
fOkferf.filif, rellablo — pouif par "old crlp•
pies but al of sae "2.40° order.
• Eliiiitepht ties earn always bir,acnessaa °dated and
notailartahle evdprnonts furnished.
• Palfl; Wile or tall% tog get flit' rhat the want
• on the moat accommodating tams.
"tailors to thiStttle-fieldtpatiended toted
ble:dsivera farnialsod If _ ;
Parties oopreyed to and from ma llopot upon the
tiritatadd&martin, of wrest •
-.0 1111 ! bought> sold, or exchanged, ; and always I
elidrielflhi burning given. .iletifinotto is .tair play
andlnotonging •
adr• Bartionlar attention paid to furnishing irco
hielerand Ilackifoir Noma& •
fp-Wa flatter ourselves that by r,,harging moder
ately ltieby" furnishing superior Veto' unnodattone,
iweltssinsinlatl to pram ororyietle wise patrontraw oar
.establitatme nt. •
WILLIAM D...IIOIXZWORT•gfc
J . /ea:1 ' 000 " • !
gold, wiltiOuritspi.
The Israeli and indafoomitiddioua In
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TIN, SHEET-IRON AND
Coal and Lumber
Call it Examine
Ware Rooms,
CORNER OF CARLISLE RAILROAD
STREET.
GETIrYSBURG
. LIME KILNS.
Illluadoraignodkaabought oat bh former pa
as r Gum And non continues
THE,LIME-BURNINO BbSINESB
Imsoil—at tbaGettyiburg Limo Kilns ; on Outcome
of the Railroad sad North Stratton street. Thud'
[al or past parzorsage,lrwllloadloavor:a &Game It
estatlnuanee, by proarientrog the Inasiseseaa shrew.
!paid once tarp a seas as posalbis—ahrays sellta
• gied artiollo said giving soodataamars. Mama. OM
OSUMI may lint talk. preaiit 'Wag otorders.
110 elacieoatistecistio
COAL . BUABINESB
ofterlag the moat popular thide. Itouseirs•p• re as
othorroshooldaltra blot a salt. Illarkamlll. I:Walesa
staatlyon hand.
Lisseanutioaldshreradanyaliere a Ittysbura
Gettyrharg,ltov.2o,lllll7l RILE!
Canines, garutso,
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
JOHN CULP
1111 , 811101 his friends and the public geserally that
.1 he has resumed the Harnees-nuking badness, sad
opened a Shop on Carlisle street, Gettysburg, adjoin
ing the Passenger depot, where he will mans facture
and keep on hand all Mods of
HARNESS,
BRIDLES,
COLLARS,
WHIPS,
LASH
PLY•NETS, do de
which will be sold at the lowest cash prices. Also,
TRUNKS of all kinds.
113PA1.813110 and 3125D1NG attended toproatptly
Miming bum working at the bantams for 30 yams, I
can guaranty tin best Mad et work, all Wag sada
under my own sugerinteadesee. 131 re are a call.
May 7,11100.—tf 79811 OULP.
DAVIDIfeCIMAZY. JOHN N. HeOZNARY
"Best always Cheapest. ),
THE Best and Cheapest,
SADDLES
InupLE,s,
COLLARS and,
'HARNESS of all kinds, in the Count
are always to be toted at the old mid troll known
stand ,Baltlssosa tt,oppositotbs Ptetbytertaa Churl
(MeCitEAßY'B i l
Our.B.lding; and Wago n Saddles,
it. nelson substaitlilly ilt and neatest.
Our Harness, (plain and silver mount
ed,) are complete in army reepeetand warranted to be
(Atha Teribeetitaterial and workmanship.
Our upper leather Draft 'Collars,
tum man mar. Tim are the but RUTIN° end
most durable.
Our Heavy Draft Harness,
ere wags tp east, as cheap as taw, can be aside say.
where sod la tbi most substeatial Roman .
Eidin%lles, Whips, Lashes, - Draft
mows, eau ere
mitkilas la till lie Nemo
batter or .
Otir prices
kivebsensailraiD to thistairestUTlng staaderi... •
A Liberal percentage locos'!' ,of slibillassozetlng
ies6 et mbith '
We work wittier but tbs. best of stock sad will
warrant sversaktic Is tu rued on t t °Ds's inseyiewpset
satspreseittel.
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CARRIAGI-MAKINGBIIBINISS,
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Jftar ind **b d.
IrMronITION.
Brave youth takelead—Tenspiation Aar*,
All wreathed and draped In Murrain flowers.
And beckons you with jeweled bands
Into her odor-breathing bowers,
And otters yen the sparkling boot,
1311 prudent eauthms seltogitrol.
Manhood and pride, and hope are dead i
.And every noble impulse fled.
She rarely comes in humble guise,
With downcast looks and modest glances,
But proudly, with brlsbt laughing eyes
She woos yon With her songeand dances,
Pause ere }ow Jahr her OW
Pause= you sing thexibuid MUM t .
And listen mot, but quickly See
Far from such scenes of revelry.
There's danger in her silver bowl;
Her bright and glittering chalices,
wlfl yield a poison to thy soul,
'Though quaffed in glided Palaces.
Then shun them all, and thou shalt tread
A path where flowers their perfume shed,
And every breeze shall watt to thee
Rich blessings for thy bravery.
[(3lsorr ROBIII9OIf.
_ -
A LEAF FROM A MOTHER'S LIFE.
13A3130
Mrs. Leigh was dead tired. She was
strong, and could bear more fatigue than
most women nowdays cant but this had
been a trying day. Tbeo bad been naughty
—a strange thing for the usually good, gentle
boy ; Fred bad been nobler than usual ; Jen
nie had torn her dress, and spilled ink on
her white apron ; Rath had been cross ; and
baby—well, baby was in the agonies of
dentition. At last, evening came, and
peace. The last little foot had gone np the
stair, the last good-night had been spoken.
Queen Baby slept calmly in her cradle, and
the overwrought mother had a moment. to
rest. She was worn out, and her husband
was not by to contort her ; so , she did a
very foolish, womanly thing. She just
leaned back in her rocking- chair, and bad a
good cry ; and it relieved her intattely.
"I was so cross and nervous to-day," she
murmured. "It's no wonder the children
were trying! I think they are my echoes,
poor little things !" -
It was a chilly March night, and all
around Mrs. Leigh's home the winds moan
ed ind lamented. It was a rocky nook in
West Virginia. Snow still lay sifted in the
hollows of the' bills ; though in other por
.tions of the state spring had already made
the gardens gay with flowers. Mrs. Leigh
went to the window and looked out ; but
turned gladly back to survey her cheerful
room, With the great wood-tire blazing in
the wide tire-place, and the candles butnbsg
brightly on tables and mantel. Her hus
band was away over the hills. He was a
hardworking Presbyterian minister, taking
care of a scattered people, whose homes lay
miles apart In this mountain land. Besides
two reviler preaching stations, where he of
ficiated upon alternate Sabbaths, he had
three or four places where, as he found op
portunity, he broke the bread of life to the
eager men and women, who prized his com
ing as a precious privilege. Mr. Leighton
and Mr. Leighton's white horse, Bawdiest,
were well known figures iathat region ; and
many a blessing followed them as they
plodded up and down the rough roads on
their errands of pads. Some medical
knowledge Mr. Leigh added to his theolo
gical isre ; and often was he summoned by
some tow-beaded urchin, who had watched
for him from a pereh on the highest rail of
the fence "all morale," to "come in and
see Mann, cot fine's got the chicken-pox,
or Tom's sprained his ankle•! " And when
he had alleviated anxiety, or soothed pain
of the body, bow easy it was then to drops
word of the higher life, to speak a word for
Jesus.
But we Were with his wife at home. She
roused herself suddenly from her unwonted
idleness, and, drawing her overflowing bas
ket toward her,'tht ended her needle and be
gan her week's mending. She felt dis
couraged as she looked at the pile ; be t
smiled as she remembered bow often her
mother bad bidden her never to let "one
week's work lap over the• next." "Poor
mother!" she thought, "bow little she
knows of my many cares. If I can only
get enough clothes mended for the need of
the coming Sabbath, I'll be satiaed!"
One sock was mended, when baby woke
up. Mrs. Leigh nursed her, singing softly
the while, "How firm a fbUndation, ye
saints of the Lord ;" and baby was cord
plaisant, and presently felt asleep. Her
mother laid her down again, and continued
her hymn. It rested her to sing•te herself
tittle grand words of promise to the people
of God. "I'll never, no never; no never
forsake!" she sang.
"Mamma, Mamma!" cried s voice froM
ap•ataire.
"Yes, my love!"
"Please come here, mamma. I'm so
firsty ;r and I'm as bet as fire, and pins are
pricking me !"
It was Ruth—the three-year old girl.—
She had been fretful and heavy-eyed ell day,
and Mrs. Leigh had been afraid she was go
ing to be sick. She hastened to her now,
candle in hand, to find hes fears confirmed.
There was no mistaking that scarlet skin,
the 'tongue hot and blistered, ae if powder
ed with cayenne, the bloodshot eyes.
"God help me 1" she **erred. "It t 'is
scarletfever ! Oh ! if hoshimil were only
Scarlet fever—moat dreaded ..of visitants
in henseholds where little children are—
came seldom into that pine, airy rig ion.—
But Ude opting there had been one or two
cases in the village ; and mothers were hold
ing their darlings close, and realizing, as
they did not often, how frail will the tenure
by whieh they held them,
"I can't have Buthie sick here," thought
Mrs. Leigh ; "and it I take her into my
room, there's baby, And I've no place to
send' the others to, any way: I'll call Ann;
Chloe."
The kitchen was outskle of the kOnia,,
some distance MCI, Tapping a &awl
about her, Mrs. Idelitt ran down . the payed
walk that led to lt;indlnOckid at the low,
door. No inswer. ' After het 40 Wort,
Aunt Chloe wasmonAJA steiMioundly,
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send.r .
"And he couldu't.do. unfits' •ir...118 lrai
here I" -said Aunt Chkoc. "Conte Mies
Mary, let us move the chile.".
"Ruth, dear, you are going to sleep with
mamma to night!" said Mrs. Leigh, as Aunt
Chloe's strong stmalifisdAltsjittle. Agars
and bore her, blankets and all, into mam
aua'e•pleasant room.,
"Good!" said the Child. "I love to Sleep
with mamma," sad a Bailie played over her
face as ahe found herself IS that paradise of
the children, "mamma's bat
va just bring br my mattress and
and stay here;" said Chloe; is Mrs. Leigh
began to undress. l'Atik MI6 Maly, we'll
jis' trust her to de Lord J'esus—our ' lfciie
Ruth ; he can make her well, if he - wantate.
Don't look so sad, Miss Mary. - 'Cate illy
burden on de Lord!' It's the on'y way to
bar a burden in dis world."
Mrs. Leigh read and prayed, and found' a
little comfort, as God's children ever do, at
the throne of grace. Then she lay down
by Ruth, but tiot to sleep.
Ruth tossed and moaned, and flung her
self about, and was what dant Chloe called
"a very sick child."' Early in the morning,
Ned, the boy of all work, was dispatched
for Dr. Green ; and thatlentlemin, mount
ed on his shaggy pony, as well-known la
the minister's,. , arrived in due time. Hts
saddle-bags werifille'Vvith inedfcine, and
as he came into the room, spectacles on
nose, Mrs. Leigh exclaimed :
"Oh, Doctor, I am so glad you have
come! Ruth IS so very, Yer'Y sick !"
"Pooh, pooh? my child, she will do very
well ! You must look out for yourself.—
Your eyes look as if they hadn't been shut
all night. Let-me feel the pulse—so, so."
And, with directions as to treatment and
medicine, Doctor (keen departed.
It "was nearly noon when little Theo set
up a shout of "Tether's coning! Father's
coming I" Old Standhist carne onwith his
steady jog trot, and whinnied cheerfully as
his rider drew rein at the Wilingr gate.—
Theo sprang on bier a ride to the
barn, and the minister came into-the house.
Mrs. Leigh.oente down to meet him.
"Well, my darling?"
"Ruth Oi sick l—searlet fever!"
"Ak ! And you were alone, poor child !"
"Come and have dinner before yon see
her," said the wife, leading the way into the
household-room, which served for parlor,
dining-room, and study. Chloe had already
set on the hot coffetwuld sinking pone;
and presently she brought in the diah of
broiled ham and the baked tweet potatoes._
The children. ggthereil around the , table,
father reverently *Led . the blessing, and
then all ate laJitatlCAC.MilinitaUteallitY
'Except mother—she forced a few
morsels down, but kir alipetlie was eine:
"I knew she was going to be sick r she
said, as they stood afterward at their' der.
ling's bed. "It was so unlike my sunbeam
to be cross, as Bulk was the past two or
three days. And now ram sired she won't
get well. And, oh, Charlie !'i spoke im
patientlYlo her only yesterday. How can
I forgive myself?"
"It Is unlike you to have done so, my
patient little wife! Yon think so because
you are weary and anxious. I have never
seen a more patient and gentle mother."
"Everything combined to vex me the
other day—yesterday, I mean—dear ; bat
it seems longer ago than that. I' had a
inradeette, too; and I certainly did ;past[
sharply to Ruth. Mamma's love, mammet
darling !" she murmured, in a soft, cooing
accent, u she bent over the little one.
"Well, dearest, don't grieve over it now.
If we were to remember all our hasty won*
and brood over them in sorrow, we should
have little time foranythiag else. Go now
and rest, and I'll watch by path."
The mother's forboding was a sort of pre
science of the truth. Days followed days.
Everything seemed at first satisfactory ; bat
the terrible sore throat followed the fever,
and after the most inatenie suffering there
came a day when the parents heard the fear
ful words, "No hope !"
"Spare her, oh, God; spare her !—I only
ask her life," 'Walled the 'mother, as she
sank on her knees and burled her face In
the bed-clothes'.
"If it be Thy holy In low, solemn
accents, said the father—"lf it be Thy wM
to take our child to Thee, oh, make us will
ing to glee her up."
Bet Mrs. Leigh could not at first pray
this way. Her mother's htort craved only
that her Ifttle one might live—live.
' , Darlb3jr, "'said ber husband, cid* not
pray sot tinve seen snob prayers therfut.
ly answered. `We wind not whet our child
to Rye in idiot, the light of mann pretzel
ed ; we wooldnilot even cheese ibr hat Chid
knoivehest, darling; let tsitrnst In him."
Thit ;night little Roth iribleleased from
her pain. A'whiti; tin limb* *brain
lily, she lay on "mother's bed r ;" and thence
they bore her to le bed, very trilltand gni*,
in the shade of the wind , swept pines. The/
turfy coverlet above her was star-set with
daisies and sweet with violets ; and, In
after days; it camd to be a spot over which
Might litre hien written Peace.. -
Leigh mourned in abandonment grgrtif tier
a keirtilne 3' but at last the Saviour's hand
Nedra lOr wound, and she leiniedlo be
g id.forth. angel child Who' waited Ihr leer
.above, fig 141 deli lbr the dear. Onili who
we* Witll,l)erVidW, . •
Wheri'another rchild was burn, end a
ielighbeir brigekt that they stithikl - call
Der "Ittitb," - litre. Leigh Matti:
"N 6, my hilier,not lost our
little one. She it still one
.Ot 'the hunify 7 -
'ouly gone tinny tint. Another not
wear her name."' '
••
It was - vert beautiful to notke lost pa
reins tad cfilktrea Mich *le of gait le
some lisjfitrvedhiewes the mini; of the' ifisi
Is eeldom 800 ; thi:telongh4e of the
deadtiiir,rt,Matifaiu* Here, when
Atide;:p4ptedlYoo babyhood, waa Very
pod, stieleasritteriile'ar astir Rathlido7
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WHOLE NO. 36021.
Perhaps one of the Most ersjoyable things
in a modern *court of jostle" where not nn
frequently innocent witsessea, who are los
ing patience, time and money, In their
eompulsory occupancy of the witness stand
(widch is a pillory) are I'M:Hy-ragged* and
tormented—is the torturing return of some
impudent, unfeeling advocate. A cur in
point :
la 'court not more than An thousand
miles away item the city of Gotham, a
legal gentleman had gone through the n-
Alone stage. of bar pleading, and hadoosx
al lad threatened, sad bullied the wit.
nefiefernO heart's content, when it
ebantet Mgt a stspid fellow, a hostler, Was
called 'open the Mend. He - was, In act,
idmplioity personified The counsel It
iboeld be manta* had made a great fuss
shoot the previous witneas speaking so low
That lier ectuld not-hear him.
"Now, sit" said the learned counsel, "I
hog* we alien have no (Malty in making
you speak up."
He himself spoke rude load.
"1 hope not sir," shoaled the witness in
such bellowing tows that fairly shook the
building.
"Hew dare you speak la that way alr ?"
demanded the counsel.
"Gus% speak no louder," be shouted,
loader thin before, as if to atone for his
fanltin speaking too. low.
“flare you been drinking this morning?”
asked the lawyer, who had now entirely lost
his temper at the roam of laughter which
burst from a crowded audience.
"Yes, air," said the witswea, frankly.
"And what him you been drinking ?
Look at the jury—don't look at me In that
way."
"Coffee, alt."
"Did you hue anything in your coffee,
sir ?"
"Yes, sit."
"I thought ao," mid the counsel, with a
glance at the jury. "Well, dr," continued
the learned ommsel, "you say you had
`something' in your coffee. State to the
jury it you please "That that 'something'
was."
'Sugar, sir," answered the witness, with
out a movement of the muscle.
There was another bunt of "furtive
laughter" throughout the court-room.-
"This man is no fool, your honor," ad
dressing the court, "but he is something
worse. Now, witness, you must coma to
the point. Had you anything else in your
coffee besides sugar 7"
"Yes, sir."
"Yes—ydu had. (Well, we are likely to
getat,the truth, after all this turning and
twisting to the contrary, notwithstanding.)
'sir, what else was ft you bad in your
coffee ?"
"A spnue, sir !" shouted the "kneel ;
"do I make you hear me; Squire? A
spnne !"
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That was the last Witness, and the last of
him on the stand. Here the trial was ad
journed until the next day.
PROPO6ID ASNUAL firxxxAnoist Ex
correspondenoe has taken
place between the Department of Bass and
the British government is refinance to a
scheme proposed for holding a seslas of in
ternational exhibitions annually in London,
the Beat exhibition to be held in 1871. The
objects of the proposed exhibition, as set
firth in the communication of the British
conunindoners, is to have a display of the
the arts and indostriee of all coUntries,
withoustbis usual heavy expenses attendant
upon such osxasionL The adage to be
exhibited into four classes : Fine arts,
Bilantific Inventions and New Discoveries
of all kinds, Mannfactuns, and, Holdall.
face: The arrangement of the articles
will be according to classes and not nation
alities, as hitherto. One-third of the whole
space available will be assigned absolutely
to foreign exhibitors, who must obtain ra
dii:Um from their respective governments.
Tile dot of Um_ series of exhibitions will
be openedat South Kensington on Monday,
May 1, of the present yasr, and close Bep-
Umber 30, 1371. Our Government having
been requested to appoint a commissioner
for the purpose of corresponding with the
British commissioners on the subject of the
exhibitioni t President Grant has appointed
N. M. Beckwith, Esq., of New York, as
conunisairiner. on behalf of the United
States.
_....Mrusr New Your Cm us DOING FOR
Sri:—During the past year, no less
' ti;11111 11412*0 was * paid over from the
prof She City to pay Roman Catholic
- 1866, the inualcipal represes
`Wives gave the Montan Catholic AMON*.
"isp, for the nominal Ma of one dollar a
- year, half a block of ground on Madison
'Ammer, so* worth V 20 408 0. In 1859,
'they gave the IMO sect, !or $BB considers-
Wks, the fluor a whole block of gromul,
inning :Nun , Fifth to Fourth avenues,
which is noieWorth a million and a ball of
doltin. IS 1864; they paid this suet $ 84 ,-
fbr the privilege of extending Madison
avenue across this same ground they threw
star" - glow they shied $8,928 m a dma
lion, to plsy the Miestmests. In 1864, they
iota thearlialf 'the - block on Fifth avenue
kr 41446111 r rear, sod in 1851, they poet
dully Mete lot the rascal tier block for an
other WS block. is worth another
lidstntllion half In an bettor than three
millions and a half of dollars to support
the lionmr-Ostelittlan- - Does not
, 441, look 44 . if We, al of New York and
thorliorniagiouro Iwo united ?
i eutnn. oinentliv4: number of applies
have been pcseented to the Beeretery
‘lo l Ver 41,ptichntfile orders, approved by
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A Porter Or liolsoit.— In the flub ilmw
of Vicksburg, When the phrase "hard case• .
zbernimmtetbing more than it does Juni.
Haley Jenkins wart admittedly one of the
ender • By' some strange acddent Harvey
band himself at church one evening. The
sermon being over, the preacher rerptemell
all who were friendly to religion to rise and
hold up their riled hand. The whole audi
ence apparently were on their feet. After
thery were seated, the minister continued—
"Now, if there is a single one here who
donnas to see Satan and his kingdom pros-
per, he will rise and hold op his right hand."
Harvey, with some difficulty, got to an
erect position, and said—
" Had the vote been leas unanimous, I
should have retained my seat ; but I make
It a point of honor never to abandon a
friend under adverse circumstances."
Dn. HALL, the site explorer, has a new
theory respeeting the aurora borealis. He
thinks the boreal display is produced by
the rays of the sun, which are refaced from
*ads surrounding the pole krihe ice and
mow of the exotic regions, and thence again
retooled to the clouds, and so book and
intik turtil It comes within our range of
sleion. The glancing and Lashing of the
.wens of light, he bolds, are caused by
the motion of the clouds, an exact cones
pnodence being traceable between the more.
meats of the light and those of the clouds.
As Irresistibly ludicrous eight was pre
sented on Sunday at Springfield. A fellow
who evidently hadn't been to the right sort
of revival meeting, with bleared and blood
shot eyes and a black pipe between his
teeth, was embracing with one arm the In
dian sentinel before one of the cigar stores,
and gazing ink► its stolid face with an air
of puzzled admiration, and doubtless on
the verge of inviting the wooden sachem to
'come along and take something."
A NMPIM paper teUs this anecdote Au
anxious-looking chap wandered Into the
Mayor, office the other day and asked per
mission to look at the book In which the
names of candidates for office are entered.
The clerk blandly asked, "what office are
you running for, sir?" To which the other
replied, "Wall, I dunno ; thought I'd look
over and go for any vacancy that might
turn up. I'm beastly fond of orb."
TOLKDO Berman, who has kept a sa
loon for the accomodation of pridten, has
had to suspend on account of the custo
mary impecuniosity of the craft. Here is a
list of some of his customers, safound on the
books : "Der Wm Brinter" ; "Der Leetle
Brinier"; "Der Pen Puller Banter" ; "riv
et" ; "Der Brinter mit der red hair" ; "Der
er mit hair not so red."
A urns reconstructed Southern girl,
five years old, sated a colored servant, in
the course of theological examination, what
the 15th commandment was. The reply
that there were only 10 commandments
was scornfully received, and the child
gravely announced that the 15th command
ment was that the colored people should
vote.
A moos in the United States army was
crossing from England In one of the Cun
ard steamers, when one afternoon a band
on desk played "Yankee Doodle." A gruff
Walesa wk.) stood by inquired whether
that was•ths tune ihe old oow died of.
"Not al alf,"retortod the major ; "that is the
tune the old 801 l died of!"
GrA young man on being asked by a
judge whether he had a father and mother,
said he wasn't quite certain whether he had
or not; first his father died, and then his
mother married again and then his mother
died, and his father married again ; and now
he didn't exactly know whether they were
his father and mother or not.
OLD master Brows brought his ferrule down
His face was any and red
"Anthony 13falr, so 14 you there,
Among the tuts," he said.
So Anthony Blair, with a mortified al r,
And his bead hung down on his bread,
Went right away and sat all day
By the girl who loved him best.
Pur an Englishman Into the Garden of
eden, and he would find fault with the
whole blasted concern; put a Yankee In,
and be would see where he could alter it to
advantage; put an Irhiltman in, and he
would want to hose the thing ; put /1
Dutchman In, and he would proceed at
once to plant it.
us late dean of Cape town, in relating
his experience with tracts, found that the
charity Inculcated in them led one of his
penitents to say: "I'm a changed man, sir,
through them tracts. Once I cared for
neither God or Devil, and now I loves 'em
both alike!"
"Aooozouto to Milton, Eve kept silence
in Eden to hear her husband talk,"' said a
gentleman to a lady friend ; and then add•
ed, in a melancholy tone, "Alas there
have been no Eves since." "Because,"
quickly retorted the lady, "there have beet
no hates& worth listening to."
A COSTIMPOART suggests that If drivels
wouldtnow, experimentally, how a horse
feels when his reins are twitched and jerked
and "yanked," they should take a
good-sized board-nail into their mouth, and,
tying a cord to either tad; should give a
lively boy the ends, and let him yank
than awhile.
Boma rash fellow says that the giving of
the ballot to woman would not amount to
mach ; for none of them would admit that
they were old enough to vote until they
were too old to take any interest in politics.
Tux Cincinnati Chronicle displays its
ibmillarity with the Bible by coming to the
Mune of a suspected mercahtlie firm of
that city with the statement that "it is as
Oa above reproach as Potlphar's Wife."
A autos beim asked how k 9 liked his
-bride, segßed, "Why, d'ys see, I took her
or.to beady WIGt me, u the parson says,
but dash me gibe isn't twice as much 11.$ 1.
I'm only, but she is a Tartar."
Tla York Gazette says there is a colurcd
woman In that place who has reached the
extreme ago of one hundred and six years.
She was a slaw, and manumitted in 1816 at
the aim of flAptwo. She never used
glasses, and attends daily to domestic
duties.
A Lima [oar-yearcid boy In Ric
Va., on being asked by his mother if he
would not like to be an angel and have
wings, replied that he had rather be a hawk
and live on chicken.
A Wyman' paper says : "Wanted *t
this Ace, stream who can please every
body. Aso a footman who can so arrange
the paperaslo allow every naluesadvertise -
mat bo MAIM column."
A illumr Woe 1101004104 !ohm WU a
tYR irsit bawl what the apparition aid
to Ma. 'llow abdoid I kaoir ?" be re
. ."loat not. *Wad to the deal
1114311" 111141 5 1 Pectal telegram from
Ileavear,elateat.bireke tip a church servim
to Ikjittis h mkplteier. The ruluiteer
deDbirM the 'wires -10 be dolga bet were
NevYat and that place.
4 tEitior ffstadaled a tipsy Lusbaad
siambied ve.ftairs. "Jacet," valued 4 11 1
sib..o the quotation as tie (01 , 90
tie bads/. „
Tos rhklll6. the Cumberladd Valley
ulteaskia het and W
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