a "taut edam.
AP PRINTINci
riEln
r I Seativiel
K & JOB
TING OFFICE
re St., Gettysburg, Pa.
sett,' added 'Argot, to ol.r already larva
Fancy Job Type,
repared to accommodate oar old ea
I others mho may hirer as with their
o beet stile of the art, at the shortest
the most reasonable terms.
g of Every De-.
- scription,
DIRMDII
rw wziorTrox,
W I T - Mq
IN lITTLII, AND
UNRIVALLED
IN eIIEAPNO/il,
♦T THE
& SENTINEL,
rye St., Gettysburg, Pa.
LAIN
BM
ental Printing,
Posters to the soraliest Cards.
CIAL PRINTING
zr
Bust as
8, CARDS,
ECKS, DRAFTS,
. ENVELOPES, LABELB,
BILLS,
& RECEIPT BOOKS,
NDBILLB, DODGERS, &c
tly; - la the but wanner, and at the
vary, lowest prim.
ND PAMPHLET
RINTING,
•data, Le flayed etyle and at as
°llea la the country.
sib • trial by Shoal clearing aby
ss
RE SATISFACTION,
It uid promptness 4 Allis% on
ILAX4 PROMPTLY AS
DED TO.
GETTYI:LiG
& SENTINEL
ADVEBTD3LHG MEDIUM
HD3 COUNTY.
RUM mortar Lbw ba.
eireabitaa very az.-
flasmuirs, sad Is rid by all
krpat elrealatfai ft Adana sat
Mar • *
rltOismrelna AND . ,
Beitionori St. between Oittri-AmosaiULDiatriald
GettYrburr. _ .
TIEJABCIP kI72I.IMATION: •
Tim eras Juno Asti is paltisked Every Fri
o morninkilat.oo a yam in advanite; or 100
~ it not paid witiffn the year. No subscriptions die
/ continued until all messages are paid. unless at
the option of the publishers.
Azwastrmanwirm are Inserted at reasonalde
• rates. A liberal recinction will be madistepersans
advertising ti the quarter, half year, or year.—
Special kotiace will be Inserted at special Mei, to
be agreed until).
itir.The circulation of the iSTAR Alm Wm:my
Is one halt larger than that ever attained by any
newspaper in. Adams county: and, as an adver
tisingmedlum, it cannot be smelled.
Jon WORK oS all kinds will be promptly execs
ted and at fair rates. Hand-bills, Blanks, (bad
Pamphlets, he., in every variety and style, 'MUM)
nted at Mort hotkse: TIMIS CARR
grattOidetial eardik ar.
ET B. WOODS,
ILL • TTORNST A T LA TT,
Ha s'reenm etthe P r autlee at Law, sad will &stead tip
any hallow In the Courts of Alkali county. 01.*
Hoe —Hod . J. B. Danner' . SOUtti '
corner of the Diamond [March 4, IEI7O-4
I M. KRA.UTH, Attorney at
e. • Lsw, Gottlabarg. Pa. • OoHulloes 5a13414 IWO
busters Promptly Ittiesalsd to.
Jake on Baltimore etteetommtkof nos Omtc.beguif
Jobe LS, 1869-tf
McCONAUGIIY Attorney at
.
• Llf, 01.00 an a 4eot wattof Baaalst'a urag
is J re, tl hambersbarg street. -
ittentlon glean to Salti 3 Oolleotloneand
settlement et. deletes. all legal busiest* and
lti us to eensioui, Bossity, Back-pay, and Amapa
• . J. it ttes.A t .11.1.nes pro/24444nd ellelent•
ly Attended to._ r
tart *it ad iota • Farm for sal
u tou ad other western States.
=lEn23l
k J. COVERS ATTORNEY AT
•= • I.IV, oroinOtty attend to collectloneand
I I 'tn.!. Suetnessentruatedt obiteare.
- lace letwomi Patinestoak .nd Daatterand Zies
• , c , ,restaltlmoreitrest,Gottylburg,Ps.
kt15211,113eT•
J.A.VID A.. BITE' HLER, -- ATTOR-
Ag Y LA. W, will promptly attend to collo: ,
I Lu 141lother basin's. entrusted to blown.
. T ) Ha a.l uto itionoo In the throostori hangnail
to ,no :oart . House. rGettyOurg,l4,29,lB47
•
AVID WILLS, ATTORNEY
At' t or,o floe itisresideneeintWonth -*as
R co; utOentreBquar•.
Sfay 29,1867.
DR. a. S. HUBER,
B. the/14i , of Crianberaburg and Washington arts
OPPOSIT2 CDL. nes'i Lau Hord.
June 11 .1869.—tf
DR. J. W. C. O'NEAL.
IJr flag his Oalla• at Me rosktionos to Baltimott
trest.two Wes Abovii the Groapikr Of/a•
ta•ttyiburg,liiiy 211,11187. .
JOHN •L. HILL, M. D.,
DEN TUIT
lice a• OlumbersburOlitest, nearly pppmrito th
Hagle Hotel,
ogrwasuao, PINN.A.
Sir Having bask id ototitagre practleibviir tO Years
ts
patien saw saassarai good work. Poly
DR. J. eBERKSTRESSER, Deta
in, oaring
. boated la Oettysbarg, offers his
*valise to the peolls..odissln York street, nearly'
apposite the aloha tan, where he will be prepared to
staesA to any eue wlthi nt he province ofthe Dentist
Pe restrain Irma of roll or sortie Is ease fteetharain
rl WS* call. Tering reasonable :
July SO, f
earriagto, garuto, ay.
SAVE YOUR HORSES !
Patent Elastic Cork Horse
Collars.
THE undersigned has for sale these
OSLIIIIKATAQ 0014.A11a, manufactured try
Hauer a Berry, Philadelphia, which are now used ha,.
all the City Passioneer Railroad companies br the
pr.tection of their stock. They are l*hter is weight,
absorb no moisten, and do not heat Ike Oork with
which they are stuffed being very elastic. the Oollar
adjusts to the shape of theauimal, and coossqueatly
does not chafe. Termer*, 017 them. Allllo,
HARNESS " •" KANDA
for wile wed made to only.. Call at my astablialhe
merit au **lisle street, Gettysburg, Pa, adjoining
the Psaaeoger Depot.
May.2o, DITD-44 JOGOT9OI.P.
AVID 160ENART. JOHN /..HoOKIARY
"Best always Cheapest."
THE Best and Cheapest, ,
A'ADDLES,
BRIDLES,
COLLARS and,
HARNESS of all kinds, in the Count
are always to b• found at the old and well known
•tarld,Baitimoseat.,oppoeitoittePreabyterlaninurch
(MoCREARY 7 B.)
Our Riding and Wagon Saddles,
=
Our Harness, (plain and silver mount
adj.re completely' every respeetand warranted to be
of the very beet material and worketaashlp.
Our upper leather Draft Collars,
OAS S 3? BB MIA'. They are the but FITTING •n d
most durable.
Our Heavy Draft Harness,
are made to order... cheap setae.) can be made..)•
where and la the moat eabatantial manner.
Riding Bridles, Whips, Lashes, Draft
names. tele-nets and evorythlag In the Ith
!Potter or cheaper.
Our prices
have been 111DUCED to tbelowestliring a tandard
A, Liberal percentage forzasholf allbilleamounting
to 15 or more.
We wort nothing but the best of stock and will
warrant every %nide tarnedont to beln everyrespeot
es repreeented.
Thankfo!lbrpas tis vote welnelteettentlen to our
present stock.
ns,. , llve a■ •callatidezemtne emus inrtlanUff
- i0,19,1858.-tf D. hicORILARY &BON.
AGE-MAKING RESUMED.
Ytk • w • rbeing,ner,theanderslgnedhaverssamei
the
OARRIACIE-MT 4KINGBUILNIBB,
d!softest, Gettysburg
•t their old stand,ln least bth.
I
where they Cr. spin prepares to pot up work la the
most fashienableolubstantlal,•lo ouperlor m
A lot anew and second-hand
a kRZIAGIB,BIIGGIEB,kO
on baud, which they rill dispose of at t.‘ ,o
prices, sad all orders wilt be supplied as
p..eatptly
sad satisfactorily as possible.
airREPLIRING.I)
donewithdlapatoh,andatoheapeet rates.
A large lot of now andold 11ARNIBB on hand fo
sale.
Thaakfulfor the liberal pot 000000 heretofore en
joyed bv them, theymalloit and will endeavor to d , .
• large share in theft/Mare.
May 29.-tf DANNAIL t ZIZGILIE
.Buggies and Curia' ges.
REMOVAL.
THE andoraliraod has removed his C aritag•-mak
log abop to the east sad of Middle strait, Getty,.
burg, Pa., where be will continuo to build all kinds of
work In kis line, win:
• CARRIAGES, TROTTING & FALL
ING-TOP BUGGIES, JAGGER
WAGONS, &C., &C.
His work is all pat tip of good malarial and by
Om best of mechanics, and cannot fall to give satin.
fiction. His prlcosaro always reasonable. He sotto.
Its orders, conddent that he can please.
HiPAIRING promptly dons, at modarateratos.
W. H. 131.11.LLAGIUSH.
July 1.1163.—/y
Ziit and girt fasnrsact.
ADAMS COUNTY
IiCITLIA.L FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
" . ISOORPOILATIDOLAJWII 18, 1851.
ONFICIMB
nksldent—evorgailsopie.
V ics.President-Bassaslit.R
800rotar7 —D. L,Bushlu.
•grassaror—l.G. taltostook.
aseautiveCkmadttioe—ZobortlleCturdy ,11.A.F10
g,Ssooli Veg.
ilsosgsio.--Goorg 68 wops,D. • aloohlor,R.ltoOur
8.6. • osoeU, 111.11.-gaimstook,Sottysbarg; Jacob
Cog, Btiabaa township; Prodsriok Disklpitsaklis
ti• 4. Picking. ettsban; Abdtsl/.l3lltt,Now Ogfbrd;
40411 Whit*, Libor y; H. o.Poters.Potassbirs
1.8.)
*Ai" pOolaps47 Is limitedisltsoperattoasto
amity of Adam. It has been in opsratlonfac mire
tam 17 years, and in that period bu made bmtearu
• ument,having paid lows by are during that paylod
♦mounting toorertl6,ooo. Anygerson desiring sal*
prance eau apply to either •f the managers.
write ii•eatirs Conatittoonio,ts at theorise
dlompaey, on the last Wednesday In every seestb
ddelook, P.W. _ : Pule 1114,11114—t
CARDS, Letter Heade, Bill Ileadti
ansalara, layalopos, and all Wadi of Job TAM*
And wilt' 'atom sad Asap aCildsAllas.
VQL. LXX., NO. 27.
Removal! Removal!
ROBERT D. • RMOR,
GAS FITTER, PLVAIBER AND
BELL
,HANGER,
Caalmi found stidi residonee on
Cornet East,lituicpe r and Strati° n SU.
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
WILL promptl y attend. to all or
ders In Wallas. Wert date In the maetttatia
beton, manner, and at prima as low as can pomibly be
&forded tomak a a tiring.
GAS PIPE
'rubbed, as well as Obandelieri, •Drackste, Dreg
Lights ho: also WATER g/PD, Stopcliag anti greet
epTgotataig,lnsbort. everything belonging tops*:
water fixtures.
Bolls hung, and furnished if desired. Lock .of el
kinds mpaired. rApril 211,1170-0
GETTYSBURG BAKERY.
THE arm ofdlrewpott & Moiler baying beau dn.
seived;the undersigned wiiloonttnnetheB►klns
bushman ►ll In branches, a t the old st.mad,
Corner of South Washington and If est
Middle streets, Gettysburg, Pa.
All kinds of
OBACKZM,
carat tantl ; bakad andalwaysto 'be bad fresh.
.With many JUTS experience and story dispodUon
topless*, ha fens that ha can promise satisfaction in
all caw. Orderseolielted,and promptlyattanded to.
With many thanks for the patronage bestowed on the
old Ina, ito contiamusee la asked. •
BALTZIIt NNWPOBT.
Apr19.1189.-sr
STEAM. SAW MILL
THE undersigned ham to operatke a S TEAM SAW
*ILL, at the South Iltauttlau t JAIAr Gruirok-
Iturg Springs, and le prepared to $ to order bills of
• WRIT! OAK. Pl3l, HEMLOCK,
grimy Wad of Timing daalred, *Sethi' shortest notice
sad at low ritaa...4l•4o4aativaaatures
B . III I3O4LES, ' PAILINGS, &a;
LE
UMBER
.41ativerid'at say point at the LOWEST HATES. $
par Mild. will bi deducted for the cash payments, or
.titervet will be charged from the time of delivery of
• • her. Thankful for past favor', he would desire
• •
oontinianoe Ibr the future.
letters should be addrassod to Mae at Omit'
burg P.O. Adams county, Pa.
HINRY MILTENILIUMLII-
Oct. 29, 1969.—tf
ICECREjt..Hkt SALOON.
JOHN GRUEL
OHAYBIRBEIRG Ft, GITTTIEBIIIII3,
nest deer a .70801 Rota,
Has always on hand a large alsortaisat of all kinds*,
CONFECTIONERY,
made of the boat materials, with /mita, Almon di
Raisins, Pip. Oakes, he.
ICE CREAM,
served to Customers, and orders far Pandas. or Par
ties promptly tiled. Having modal arecnosodatiens
for Wiwi and Gentleness, and doterlainsd to pleas*,
ha horizon his friends to giro his a os IL
April 8, 1870.--tf
I=
Surveying—Gonveyanollg.
J. S. WITHEROW,
FAIRFIELD, PA.,
Tendon We service' to the patine as a
PRACTICAL SURVEYOR,
and to prepared to survey Frame, Lose, Jte., on rue
Knob Warw. Having taken oat a Omani's/meg
Limes*, be will also attend to pre/Paring
BONDS. It ILI ALM, WILLA, L1A1125,A1,
TIMIB 0/ AGA dilidliNT, 01.11111SG
AT /Able, to.
Having had co asiderab I e experience In tWeltlke.ite
hopes to resells • liberal share of patronage. lust.
sae promptly attended io •ad c barges reasonable,—
PostoOice address, Val rd el d, Adams eO. ,Pa.
Jan. t. 11160.—t;
GRANITE-YARD ,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
ON RAILROAD, NEAR PRZIGHT DZPOE
PETER BEITLER
Is prepared to furnish GRANITZ, for all kinds of
BUILDING AND 11101rUlIENTAL PUBPOBIB,
Curbing, Sills, Steps, Ashlers,
Posts, Monuments, Ceme
tery Blocks, Scc.,
entand finished in every style desired, by lest o
workmen
113..Ordardrom • di•tancepromptlyattloaded to
Juntk&—tf
COOPERING!
PETER CULP
COOPERING BUSINESS
In all Its branches at his resilience cm th• Mammon
burg road, at the end of Carlisle street, Illettysburg,
Pa. The public can always hare made to order all
kinds and styles of
MEAT VESSELS,
°ROUT STANDS.
rimpu, STANDS,
TUBS,
PLCIIR BARREL&
•
I also m anuhieture 8 and 10 gal.geige Alder Barrels.
And all other kinds of Cloopering. ItepaLring done
cheaply and with despatch. Qhe 1111 &
Ang.l3, 1869.-tr
NEW BUSINESS.
UphoNtering &Trimming.
WILLIAM. E. CULP
H Aoriniees estab l ishment ptodteWeareeeL ry e tablu,onri zg sret.ror
Covering sofas; Chairs, Mat
trasses, and Upholstering
= in all its-branches.
He also ecialleuee big old business of Trinimlng
IlOggias,oYrriagar, to., and notional: elm the public'
their patronage'. Charges moderate.
Gettysburg, fa., Dec .11.—tf
BLACKSAtITIIIN G.
It G. HOLI'.FRAUGH
f ps °period a B!aokentlttehop WaaldAgtoa
shoat, next door to Ohrltsuara's Oarpontar flop,
and Isproparodto do all klnde ofSLAOIIBIIILMI.
ING,atroasonablo ratompandlnvitodasttarodtpablio
patronage.
ZIPAILIVGof all kinds. Olt* toir:aealii.
April 30,18419.4 f
J - E REM lAIE CULP
GETTYSEURG,
Undertaker & Papifor-Hanger,
oproparodt• rumba on short aotloo aadroosoaor•
terms
COFFINS 07 A'L STYLBS.
Iloalooksoosos has/ atarg.u.ortaeatolWALL
PAM. which h. soiloattowascoorb rate', and It do•
DIM villforalsb loads to pitapat Oka wall.
PLAIT fit FANCY slaw PAINT
-120 EXECUTED TO ORDER.
Wrorluitroot..-..alporiloorooaaj pileatlionaPinati
Itll 7;ttes—if. .
rut STAB & SENTINEL has a
love olreulattos than all the morels ea Omer
caddaed—key It le the beet advert fag sae"
DRZAD,
ROLLS,
at reasonable salsa—
Ras coauneno•d the
jgonvaling §nuo.
LOOK HERE !
THE underpizied has leased the
111 MeMousiseiMM - deliiire fateetton streetand
the Itallread,HeM„gonrOn.,,Aptiwill,earryini tit
Grain St Produce Business
t price" Willaiirays
he paid Om Wheit,Mys,Cloon, Oat., Ole d Time
thy goods, Yiva..d away, Hay sod Straw, Drl.d
NetajlemriTenuoilloalders and Hides, Feta.
toes, with ey atsolatie sounlorproduos
line.. ,
GROCERIE S
OF ALL KINDS
constantly for sale ,Nottibes. Sugars Mol es, gyr
ups Tess, Spiess,: Hatt, Obsess, r, Beds,
Nhatard,gtareh, Broosakßueksts,
do. Also, 00 . L OTL, Fhb Oil, Tar, to. "IT 1 142
kiads;Bylkessad Nallsaiaoklag 'lllasellffistire
Imms.
Ile Is always aids to sepplya ilmtimmte *Aisle
orlfloar,wlth the differ's klaassalfwed.
Also,Orosad plutet, withGeaussandotherfer
sere. COLL.by Matt ushol,ton ores dead.
H. will also ran •
LINE of FREIGHT CARS
toNoallsNorth Howard str•st, BALTIII4/111 . and
No. All Hark mstrset,PHILIDELPHIA. All geode
sent to either plass willbe received and forwarded
promptly All goadi should be marksd "CUSS
CAR." -
JOHN CRESS
Apr 112,1159.-0
RASPS W - 111.2. . J. S. TIM
Joseph Wible & eon,
PRODUCE DEALERS,
EamilWast,earaperaf lailroild and Washington struts
GETTYSBURG PA..
H IGHIST y. 8 cash . prt
Rae !• paid for . 11 tads of rim,
.-
Oonstantly on band for sa oaa rilll kind. of " zit
R 0: GE RIE S.
.hs toast brands of IfIiTILIZKILEI constantly on
band, or soettrof atiltort notice.
April 211,11170—tf
NEW FIRM.
A. E. ECKENRODE
BLS taken this lrlarebonas - „ lately occupied
Philip Haan,tladsof
at Granitalltatioa, oa tho line of th
wiU deal la ali
ilettpaburg Itarirosd, 2 miles frost Ilunterstows, and
Grain and Produce,
tba highest market prise. Lain abet hoop
consAntly on band for sale all kinds of ,as
GROCERIES,
=tSugar, Molasses. firms, Teas: go., with 8.1
its. Tar, gave, Bacon and Lard, Tobaottos, as
Abe. tie bear brand/ of ZLOULTItIi NSW of al
kiwi also, Coal. _
I rupiWilly solicit thapatzonagoefeirfrionds,
a mil wine th • pit b lie to call and az amain• aiy stock
• . BOICSNIODS.
Itts.22.—t
ROBERT M'CURDY 9
DEALER IZf .
FLOUR, GRAIN; GROCERIES &e.
01271111111111 ii,
rivElliatordsisdis piyingathls WariobossikAa
.i.lags street 494•69.1194 Similar's Hall,tba
Itlghastprioeafor
/WI W8:1162. COSS
IMO , OAM /WOK
, owl= AirDT7lll4lll4pk
ARO net tesp reducers toglye haa cal Sedate a sill ug
He has constantly on hand for sale,
A. LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES;
Solsases,Syrups,Ooffees Sugara r te.orfth Salt Ptah
OUs,Tar, doaps,Baconand Lard,Tobsecoe, As. Also
thebestbraudsof.PLQUl,alth /SSA of all kinds
Hellkewls• hoe
SEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS,
•
Soluble Pacific Hu s no,lthodes' Phosphate and •
• Mexican Guano.
Whilst hems thehighest market prices fossil
kis bays, be sells at the loermt living profits. He
asks a share of public patronage, resoled to glee
sat sbetloulnevargeass.
SOBERTMeCIIIIDY,
.Tu1y23,11169.—t
NEW FORWARDING
AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
HAVING purchased the extensive
Warehouse, Cars Ao., of Calm & imutansw,
the undendined intimitosarry on the busineektua•
derthe arm of BIORAJI & Co" at the old stand on
the owner of Washing ton a adltailro d ts ,o n •
more extant ve sea le then heretofore
Wfi am r eg ualriy e T o II f
BB r D ei AY t
hOOl I w . i a l n li d e s&vmeom
modatkntraire will be run as occasion may vetpdt •
By this arrangement we are prepared to convey
Freight at alftimes to and from Baltimore. AB
business of this kin en trust ed to ns, will beprtuns
attended to. Our ears run I. the 'Wstiebft,se o
Stevenson & Bons ' 1116 north Howard street, Haiti
ware. Being determined to pay good prices, ml
eheapaud dee lfa ir ly el stvi ybody to glvp
us • call.
w~s:Bt.BIG
ApILLANDBILQOBUN
JAiniksinesouv.
J0n.1,111611
gkrtograph Obantrits;
ESTABLISHED 1569
TIPTON & MYERS' •
EXCELSIOR GALLERIES
YORK eraser, aximarract, PENN' A
PIOTIIRIS ON ALL fiTTLJUI.
Views of the Battle-field.
Send Stamp for Catalogue
FRAMES, ALBUMS, 'to., &o.
Istiallole Agents for Berseby k Millard' Palest
'avoids' Albans.
Die. 3,1569,4 f
Photographio Gallery 1
--- •
JACOB PENSIL
I s prepared at all times to execute
L *be .at style at dm set all kis& of
PHOTOGRAPHS, AIIIIROTYPES, BON
TONS, CARTES, IMPERIELS, AND
ALL OTHER STYLES,
all Ms (Miry ea Balthmer• street, patty 40Polgt•
Ilknestickßries.lhomilistijabergi all Woad
dtbums, Photograph Prams*, &cr.,
of contiatly on hand indiA ells akedip. elvo
is. •
/April XI,
SENT FREE.
K. O'TKIEVI, SOK. & 00.1
SEED CATALOGUE
sad OVIDI to tla
FLOWER & VEGETABLE
SUMS, 7011
MAMA is Januan. Ivory love AMI kr et
"it F "vist
aiikrieff sod volsab
111. rAtares of th
1111waa rpoingilr
kik 4711GW1 00,
00.11.
*Mai Vtathiscs.
HOWE MACHINES
THE LATEST IMPROVED & 0
ELLIE, ZOWE
SEWING MACHINES.
JACOB F. TROMAB,..Agent,
GlTlligginte, '
At Ma residence,on, York. Street:::, •
nilDigg wit I beptemptig agtooded to. nfoolloe
V delivered to all parts of tho cootie: sod t mitre*.
is. • publican) cautioned against parties MILO
vise themes. of HO Wit In 000noettoo with thoftglife.
°bine* 011 sooouitt of the po_pnlarity of the Howells
anise'. Thereon noise GLIVINII *oleos they have
=bedded le esob otootlae a tosaatuom having the
tonne of SLUR Warli
WAR Sc BAKER'S
FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES,
495 Broadway, New Yoprk.
780 Chestnut street, Phitadetphia
POINTS OF BXM=C:IPC'E
Beauty and ilesticity of Ultra.
Perfection and Simplicity of machinery.
tieing botb thrombi directly from the spools.
No, fastening of roams by band and .no weals of
Widening* of applicatkm without shame of ad
isoutiout.
Moors retolositoboooty saddrioasosaltorwaab-
Inroad froalog.
Besides doling all kin do o f work doss by otbor Bow
ing Minh trim, those NSW .went. the we
beantlfn I and permanent;mbroldertaad orosassatoi
work. •
aarTbellinbast Primlass st all the fain and is.
hibitioss of the United Staten and Korona. hate been
awarded the Grover I Baker Rowing Yoektnee, and
the work done by them, wlionvor inr.blblind In nor
petition.
AM* , wry Wished prise, TEN ORM OF TEI
LI:PION OP HONOR, was conferred. on at repro•
sentaUve of the Omerllakitr flewing
the llzposlUon Halvorsen% Paris, 14107, thus attest-
Iniethelr greet ispertorlty over all other Betrlng
Neelnes.
4.-fer sale by D. W. ROBISON, Gettysburg
NOTICE.
• Trill undersigned baring bad 11 years' eiperienc•
A. GS a practical Operator oo surlog Machines
woald recommend the Grover k Baker /wetly Illa
atpe u the cbtepest sod beet numblas for hinny
use. 'rho almathilty of constituents and *Mondry of
stitch made by these Machina" Sr. two veryimpart
anpolota In tkeir favor. 150,000 of thew marki••a
ar.l to-day bombs witness to the troth of oar ma
sartlons and the dammed is steadily lecnaeleg.
We bare aloe no tile !limbless os hand for Zenon
and omb-trimmers sse. Call and me as.
D: W. ROBISON, Agout i ,
tdl4.iSttilab• g et, Cittiabliri, /Ps
3.11.11.
arming. lima:Wu% im
THE WORLD,
DODGES' CHIC AND BUCKEYE
Reapers and Mowers.
A careful crisSattatlon of Mesa mashfana milltermh
emote may one of their superior isatim over, all
Mime, la ittiragth, dotal My, AIM Of draft, mint!
llablllty Toth. twat sad
mri variety °limos agent of We w.
Invite Hume ha west of a paod .[Wits to orealne
Sir flenseelees b. reparthaelap elmarbero.
Them amehtees tan be .old . aa Nak.d Moolerit-* •
lANAPSIS as Used Sake, SeiSioka, mt. DralltoSee
Tliii dUrirsat alum fict.l Mashie', Itroesttes
Dare sad throe relies, watt*" Sonealre hal heAtetlf
vale and four femAtelme la grant MO. » p . am" tear Mt
We havothat
Tcf/DOZie="46ll7"
aro milling to let Mame • ted•Mhtme
witalesyother they nit kris tie seirnua
Imertergirit
eleistderiithest
Self. set, es& Is sttsithall te
so other meohise strop' Ike POP Machin". lb.
Ohio sod Deasy. postai.
for the bumf t of thou wanting machines we
would rider them to • few of thou. to whom we have
sold the laat altiaoO l vbt
Jobb Deardorff, Henry Salo,
Ephraim Lady, Henry lisp,
George Lady. "Saha ~rose,
Jonathan Maier, David Stewart
James Mickley, W. UN White, -
Daniel Sottlo, J. J. Nom
Jobs Meader, Andrew Welkert,
John
oe /faith . 7*. BAthallf,
W. Pant, olio Gahm,
Coraellus Lott, • John N. Hoffman,
Wm. Goldin, JolutN.Boyer,
Wm. Lou.
Also, WILD TootH HAY RAINS, ler-Went the
celebrated Bradt Rake, and Itelf-dbehargiag Rakes.
Also, pLoug us, PANNING MILLS, AND PAIN
IMPLEMENTS GINIMALI4.,
Persons wishing to esasilesi liachineswill Ind them
et the wiusbosse of Joie. Wins A SOU, Gomm
bare, P.., or at the reddens., of the subscriber,
miles from Gletty•burg,on the Harrisburg road. Per
spas wasting Circe/ere sill Mums the esbeeriber,
Oettyibrirg
Aprll23.=-t
STILL AHEAD !
HOFFHEINS'
REAPER & MOWER ,
One of the Greatest ifaohtnea of the
Age,
IS superior to any other Machine now In use, an
will excel any that will ever be Introduced, bay
lag been thoroughly tried and Oren general satlatio•
Mon. I would now inform all those who intend pur
chasing Wechtdes to call add examine fir themselves.
This Yacht's Mooted penicaluly to axes/ all other
'sackings in strength, durability, use of draft, and
reliability of work, in all kinds orgraes and profit,—
It cataimiged grain admirably, which is &great item
la Igacitlnpa to a tamer. It sun be used as a hand
rake as well s& a self-raker. It cuts b Wet 11 tubule
grain; 4 feet 10 inches in grus ; has a abut cutter
bar, with wrought iron guards ; it eau be need as it
Single Mower as well as • Combined Machine.
...Vol, trial ot4h• Machincan be had:;
Mao. sit.r.Drsontsorom VOW
RAHN, mad the great and creii-knurn Batirr RAILS,
'the bectfalcoireter introduced. We wogid also call
Taw ettentios to the /NON .DODO4II SUOVW/s
PLOUGH, wrought Iron ham e, very lig/mood strong,
'steel shove* easily adjusted to run shallow or deep,
and is neatly and tastefully made
ALIA .TH/ AND 111.011141101 L !A3• Nan WILL, the 91d damborough fan improved, for
many years • great laforite among the farmers of
Pscutsylvenia. It is largaa4d e5n3 . 1 , 1144 two cockl e
screens, and warranted to work TT
Also all kinds of 5.4.1.W1NG / Pl,llpiTSalways
on hand.
'Any parses wishing Jessamine these =eh law GM
eeethem at the Beatiseleld Hotel or at aLreeldease,
II atlas from Ellettisbarg, between tha Tasoytaws
road and the Balthsete pike.
LIMB A. BOORMAN.
May 26,1143111—tf
Iflarbit lards.
J. IL. CANNON
NEW. FIRM.
CANNON & MILLER'S
MARBLE WORKS,
Corner of Baltimore and East .UicbZi
attvets, Gettbaburg, Pa.
Every ' Description of Work
executed in the finest,
style . of the Art.
ALL KINDS 'OF
•
Cast, liTfronght and Wire
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GETTYSBURG, PA., FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1870.
Batt iota LO k Hospital.
;, , . •
DR. -- .TCORNSTON
rill Of 1110 eielniVetl to non , bas
mitered 111604 Oartsta. 3t, Pleasant nd a
escpuld edi in thes e
.. . all
DlSEAffiliffOna l litrff MI Off.
.
ie ! ''.. - q -. ' 3- ° Ziaknees of the Bank
or Lim fitricteree, of the Ildoeys or
Bladder, Involuntary . LePoteney, Genet
al DebUlayaninte. la. Laortior. Low
Spirits, .6,ftlidWof Ideas. flies of the Heart,
Tina d tilreg, Dimness of Bleat or 0 iddi a en,
mii ‘
Disease tbel tad, Tbrotklifoes or Skin, Affections
of the Lust, Lung; Stomata' or lbw els--thoee terrt
blelifseidersatiaing front fielitary Habits of y ou th_
smart ited solitary practices more fatal to their
victims tbain the aeleg of 61070111. to the Mariam
of Myles* blighting tic lifilltAllifi brilliant hopes or
snUcipations, renderittififiellfilnie,ec, impossible.
I rceinta mu
IspeoiallY, who have bemuse tha 'Victims of Solitary
Ifies,"tbat dreadful and destructive habit which an
nually releopa to on mafiosi, gate tboulleride of
young men of the most exalted tennts and brilliant
intelliet, !who might otininriselisre estimated listen
ing Senates with the thunders of el/ finance. or wak
ed to unitary the living lyre, maycall with full con
fidence.
Mairied persoca or Young Me Sontemplating mar
riage. swam of Peydest Weakliest (Late of Proctor
mi ci z
Use Power—Lap:den Miami's Itscitability, Pal
pitation, Organic W Tietwous Debility, or any
other Disiinalitcation, . enlaced.
Ea who rheas lenses is or,,the care of Dr. J.
Mai laildenialy cool& he his honor as a gentleman,
said confidently rolynpon WWII as a physician.
,
'masaml6ly Cured and Dull Vigor Restored.
This afskreseing tglectiem—yrrich readers lit mis
erable and Marriage Impssellb the penalty paid
by tlpp victims, of imatorrur r.. ences. Young per
sons an Uri apt to commit e from not being
aware of the &maul cos s that may ensue.
Now, who that smosemanda , "abject will pretend
to deny that the power of pespfietton is Inst sooner
by those *Mug late improper Sabha nun by the
prudent! Iliad's being deprffid of the pleasure of
healthy offspring, the mart airbus and destructive
egueptoens of both Ix* sod ISM arise. Tb• armor
n it
becomes deranged, the , . aad Mentsi Stine
tkonnweakened, Loss of • Power, Nervous
Irslusbilitg, Di orris* PaJpi of the Hoare, I n .
dirges .a, Donalbsittousi Drifri and Wasting of the
. - • I,9,oll,ooossuroptio*Dway and Death.
41 . efts WAILLANTSID xi TWO DAYS. I
Sidle( In six Hourll4 Heronry Persons HAMM by Ignerint, Mg Pretenders and
their Delray Poisons, iraradepoly immediately.
p 74, ;Oa
Member *li th e Royal CoUsge . Surgeons, ;radon.
Graduate dram ot Mita* Mit MA loges in the
United aligtee, and Me gr of whose ire has
been epees to the hoephals . don; Paris, mg..
dolphin and elsewhere, hasslit SOW* of the most
astonishing cares that was er known • many
troubled with ringing la this and ear; when
Weep, peat nervousness, hun g alarmed a sadden
rands, braininess, with thsidgement of mind, were
oared Intradraely.
VMS PAILTIC NOTICI.
Dr. J. addresses all those wholtave injured them
erase by hleprepor indulgramand binary habits,
which rola lioth body and raid, unfitting them Mr
either braliess, study, soraqhr marriage.
Them cry home of medal sai melancholy (Mite
produced by the early litionth, via: Weakness
of the hick and limbedfratii tithe Head, Dimness or
bight, Loaf of Mascara Pelf_ Plukitottou of the
Item t,liiipsta, emir getiab I I Ity, D era ng omen:
of the D vs Funerara, drama' Debility, B 1 toP•
toms of I.msnuiptiou,
MJINTAILLF.--The Marta; edema on the mind are
sum to be - dreaded. Lows el Mowry, Confusion of
Ideas, Derrissies Of Spirt Itgl Forebodings, Aver
sion to Eleciatty, BeliD Imo of dolitads, Timid.
tty,to., are mine of the radit radioed.
Moran& aromas oflphg.a can now ,judge
what le the came of dudr dierning health, bring
their rlioc, Wades IS Pa* Dermas sae
imaimistid, having a - rairtheOppeiranc• about the
eyed, cough and symptras 0/Pesetuaption.
TOl7llo ka t
Who have Wend themastira a certain practice,
Indulged in whim Akre. a' frequently learned
lira erapitnions or at oat. the ejecta of
Which are nightly trig, even uteep, and if not
cared, renders marriage tram. IN and destroys both
mind sad bray, should applribmediately.
Wra • pity that • young hen the bops of hie
iteuntry, tra pride of Ms were, ;tumid be matched
frueirarir ara Mph*. nt ef life by the
camera ,of deviating, mem the path of astute,
aid • omit* habit. finch persons
sera, Fiera oftrera=d4
.
Meet lbst 'Bound 111111114 sia body aro the most mi
aow, rimpoms to prowsmratunut4l bapploess.—
lased, Ebbw% aro tawjtily s tbroosb bto boo
mom a woozy pOgrtrimmo. prospect boothdank
est@ hi all tido, Ns obod ap Windowed with
obirivoir. .14 Ailed With thoomehmeholy relectiou
IN
*es tho ot 4MilliMilie bligtited with our
owl.
OR .:111:=DONCI.
Wheel the mlegulded and luirudent votary of pime.
sore dads that Os ha. imbibed the seeds of this polo
ist dismiss It too hats happen. that as 111-timed
ruse of shore or dread of discovery deters him
from applying to ;UN who, Iniss edocatioo and re.
spectability, can aloes befriend him, delaying till the
constitutkraiwympara el this horrid gurus makes
their appearance, such as ukerated sore throat, die.
eased noes, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs,
thinners of sight, deafness, sodas on the shin bones
and arms, blotches on the head, face and extremities,
with frightful rapidity, till at last the
palate of mouth or th • boas, of the nos* fall to,
and the victim of this &wail dime, becirsa a horrid
objector commiseration till dirk puts a period to
hie dreedfel suffering, by winding Dim to that undlii
"ward coiantry 'ifrom Warr no traveller rotortia..
at lea melancholy fact that thereede DIJ Timms
to thin Web lo Mom*, thionsh tatting Into the
hands of ignoi ant or unskillful DIMS, Who„
by the use of that deadly Potreo, emery, itc„, do.
stray tti oonntsation, add Incapable of taring keep
the unhappy end:ism mouth alter mouth taking their
no xious or Warms compounds, and instead of being
reetored to At rsoswat of LI4, Tiger sad liapploarin
despair leave him with ruined Health tosigh over has
galling diseaplaunent.
To rib, therefore, Dr. Joantroirpledgesbinuelf to
preserve tbe moat Inviolable hairy, and from his
sreasive or and obeervations In Op vies
Hospitals Of liurope, and the grit in thin co untr y ,
sin : sagland, 'ninth, Philadelphia, and ebiewbers,
is enabled to oder the most Certain, dpeedy and If.
factual lieziody in the World be all Diseases of Im
protium.
•
Wlf .1fIBLIII • Apo',
Office. 7 South Frederick st.,
8iL1111 . 013,.
left hand side going from Baltimore street, a fe•
doors from the corner. fall not to cakes DUD* and
numberJ r .
.ENO letters received unless postpaid and contain
log • stamp to be used on th• reply. P• 111601111 writ
ing should ants sge,and send • portion of advertise.
moat doseribing symptoms.
There arils* may Paltry, Designing and Worth
less Imposters advertising t h emselves as Physicians,
trilling - with and ruining that health of all who un-
Ibrtsinstedy, tall Into their power, that Dr. Johnston
deems It necessary to say eopecially to those unac
quainted with hie reputation that his Credentials or
Lipkin's' always hang In his ogee
IWDODISIKJINT OP THE PRXU.
This manj thousands cared at this latablishment,
year:after rear and the name/one important flarglad
Operations performed by Dr. Johnston Withana4 by
Um representative et the prase and tinny other per
sona, notice, of which hare appeared again and again
before the public, besides his standing sm • msatle•
NMI of thatscter and responsibility, is a .0 cleat
gamma,. to 'be amicted.
Bitti DISJIABZIS BPIDDILY CUPID
Match 11; 1870--Iylpr
MEAT MARKET!
NEW
opium B. Brom TILADDIUB 8. WIRLI,
AVING eatered into partaerebip in this
JUL ZAIN(111118INNB8, oarry it on in all its
brain:Ass. All kinds of •
Fresh Neat Every Day:
•
Beef every inesday and Satarday morales.. Opal
meats every Wednesday, Thareday sad /May rawer
I "Lrltet etind at silso.B.ettsvars reddens* onCham.
berstnirnstrest, Dimond Square.
Those having fit stock for We will end it to their
advantage 'location or addressee new liras.
MY" ELI 'A 13,1888—t f
W. N. NELLIE.
West Middle Street Market
• (Bowe Tits comrr-noviz.)
Every Day in the Week,
strirDAY. ixozeziP.
. Nriabßaitibros times • wikek, Tuesday, Wefts&
ayandihituidaill• Lalab.Veslor ll'attos
etiryday. Odor' oft at is 7 autetinthe muds&
proziptlydellvirid the hilowhigmonalag.
' 9101111.1 A. (ODOR .
Zane 18.1iiik-t
COUGHS,INFLUENZA,
Bore Throat! Colds. in l6, Tralt - Coush, Liver Com
• plant, Broad"kit Autaus,.Blesdiag of Oa
Loom sod our, sTartiou of the
Throat. Marto sad anst,
are armaditi aid Wpm . " , eared the us of
WISTAR'S BALSAM -
OF WILD CJIERRY•
nal
wen kiowa preparamint Vets NW dry up a
eerpk add flee tam amiss khan* ai 4 th , 050 soh
most usitictutts. but it bum ens demurs tkA hewn
fad aliaprinrOorarth ihausursisw Ms 04„„ Nthe
psupthoh& i
Consumption can , be Cured
Ed's 06%4= to this staudierd resin as is
mita by of . 1 04hilostala cOOstred by the
•Trspardiblirill W.JOTLI *IIION.Baston, sad
bp *take generalip [Aprill,lBlo—iynde
Bart t , cAniarns .
wi no waist
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C2iWll/0 ZB9,
4#Porszver, LAO cif' POWER,
V. JOHNSTON,
Vutrittring.
v- .:a~
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Ight star and stutintl.
HAPPY THOIIGHTII
It Manhood's waves have borne our bark
Far distant from the shore, .
Whose pleasant scenes were dear to us
When life its blossoms bore -
'Tis sweet when we come back again,
To Sad each spit we knew,
Decked in the self-tame joyous garb
0 ur malt around it threw.
If Time bath laid bis hand upon
The things about our home,
And o'er them all the mournful shade
Of deep; sad change bath come—
Tis sweet to know that in our breasts
The self-same heart beats on,
And that white change rules all'arithee
Within we're chilled by none. -
Yet , sweeter than all this it la
To meet, when we are men,
The friend we parted wb in yout,.
The self same now as Ii• 1
To feel that he brings bar , through mina
By time and absence ca- ,
The light of that same kindliness
That warmed the bliasfull past.
The roses that with garnish bloom
•In pleasure's garden spring,
Have each within its painted leaves
Some insect that will sting—
And so %Is doubly sweet for us,
Amid life's heartless joys,
To catch the blush and fragrance back,
Of flowers we culled when boys.
KITTY'S TRIALS
"Kitty, "Kitty, child !"
"Yes, mother!"
"Do you know that Its pest six o'clock,
and the children to be dressed, and the milk
churned before breakfast ? Ann has been
up this hour, while you arc still deepping
and dreaming 1"
Kitty arose with a sigh. She had not
been asleep, bat had certainly been dream
ing—those vague, haltconscions dreams
that come to ns Moor first waking moments
when we like to lie and review the past day
and think over the present, and so prepare
ourselves for what awaits us. We' ll like
those moments of dreamy rest before rising
In the morning, and generally feel our
selves refreshed and Invigorated thereby.
Yet Kitty had seldom such a luxury allow
ed lier. She must be up at six precisely,
and set about her day's duties—the mono
tonous, irksome duties which made each
day to her an insupportable weariness.
Not that Kitty was lazy, or cross, or sel
fish. On the contrary, there was not a
more industrious and obliging girl in the
little town of Greenville, or more univer
sally liked. Her father, whO owned a
wheelwright establishment, was "well off,"
as the phrase is, snd lived in one of the
prettiest frame cottages on Elm street—a
white cottage with green blinds, and a
trellised porch, extending its whole length.
He was a good man, an elder of his church,
and much respected by his neighbor% His
wife was a notable bousekeer and manager,
and he had a large fluidly of bright, healtdV
children, of whom Kitty, now eighteen,
was the eldest. She had a plain good edu
cation at the beet school in Greenville ;
she was never scolded by her parents,
though Mr. Lennox was sometimes rather
peevish when there was much to be done .
and she bad plenty of wholsesome food anti
comfortable clothing. In short, most peo
ple thought that Kitty ought to be a very I
satisfied and happy girl, and yet she was
not so. Why, the reader may perhaps dis
cover. •
Kitty, stood at her little Wick window,
dressing herself. It was October and the
morning was cold, bet bright. She looked
toward the east, at the rosy flush of the
waking day, and the light, crimson-streaked
clouds, which Mated like barques upon the
clear blue expanse of sky. It was a pity,
she thought, that anything so lovely should
fade. She loved beautiful forms and colors,
yet without an idea that there was anything
"poetic" in her nature. She hardly knew
what "poetry" meant beyond the verses in
the stray papers which occasionally found
their way to her father's house, and some
of which she would carefully cut out and
keep between the leaves of her old school
atlas, which now served her as a portfolio
and scrap book. Yee, there was "Harper's
Magazine," and at the thought her face
Studied, and her heart gave a sort of throb—
a quick doubtful little throb, in which it
would have been difficult to say whether
there most of pleasure or of pain, for
Charles Hallam sent her those precious
numbers of "Harpers"—as he bad done for
six months past—ever since he Went away
- from Greenville to live in the city as clerk
in a firm there. lie had paid' one brief
visit to Greenville this summer—a two days
visit; and, oh! how often bad Kitty Len
nox's thoughts gone back to that August
evening when he had walked home with .,
her from church, and lingered at the little
gate talking in the bright moonlight, till
her mother called her in to get Pussy
asleep—that spoiled child having awakened
at the very moment when Charlie was bee
itating, as if about to say something very
particularly, and had been obliged to go
away next morning in time to take the five
o'clock train to the city. Kitty thought
bitterly of it now, as she had many a time
beiore. If only she had not to be forever
attending upon the children! At first she
had hoped, and, indeed, 'almost expected
that Charlie would write. But no ; he bad
only dintinned sending "Harpers," and it
was only a week since that Mary Hallam,
his cousin, bad said something about a Miss
Myra Grey—such a pretty girl—who board
ed in the same house with himself, and had
worked him a watch case. Myra Grey I
What a pretty name: So different from
Kitty Lennox.
"Kitty mother says you're to dress us
directjy i and mend this hole in Eddie's
stocking ; and ran up this rent In my apron
for me to wear to school; and come down
and do the churning, quick." •
How Kitty dreaded that daily hour of
washing and combing, and mending those
three restless children. But she set about
the task-z•arguing with Alice, as the oldest;
coaxing Noddle, and exerting herself to
keep Pussy quiet by repeating nanny
rhythes. And then' she went down stairs
to her half-hour's churning; after which
she was to give Pussy and Noddle their
breakfast things, and "let to rights" gener
ally. And then came the sewing and mend
ing—such quantities of it for this large
family. She did not object to fine sewing;
she either liked to sit down quietly with a
skirt to hem or an apron to make;
but, ohl
the boys' thick, heavy jacket' and trousers,
which her little fingers could scarcely grasp
without aching; and those coarse dour bags
to mend. and the carpet to patch where
Pussy bad burnt, it with a hot poker! And
then the looking after the baby, and the
helping her mother and Anna the hired
girl, to get dinner and hang out the wash
ing, •
And all the time there lay beside bet ott
the little work table the unread last num
ber of "Sari's;" and through the gold.
tinted vine -leaves over the window
sunbeams peeped In and danced men
upon the floor; and without, all warmth
and brightness, and gladness; and poor
Hilly, her spirits dull and her eyes heavy,
longed for a stroll under the willows by the
river which she could see not far away.
What Was the use she thought of such a
life as this ? Not that she did not love bar
family, and was not willing to do all In her
power for tSem ; but' it was so dull, so
tiresome, the daily, never ceasing routine
of petty tasks and troubles. Was there
never to be anything pleasant or beautlhil
in he: 7ffe ? And she felt so lonely, thdngh
A by those most near and dear to
'-sted for compudonahlp, for
, ogeniallty, and, in short,
hardly knew what, to
• , n)L Told In her heart and her
th . h... was always absorbed in
rontters, her mother In domestic
of them ever seemed to
• .entiou to Kitty, except as Te
r pyFeezt comfort, or to Imagine
CORI
, Jr%ti.ot :tog sht needed anything be
: thia tamt'-;e tippy and content.
aq t tJuthr !'ici; those great grow
ing tx,p, Visit I her. ex
cel,: 018; I
Ye!.,:rit, to (Oa
.bal, poor Kick . /
0 .,53 was
. .
Ana I; , 72. s r
!eh ;
not quite COLO
that she had Ate o.
Crow and peevish, so that , xc, l.
dered at her, and her mother hat
"girls were the most eontrairy cldngs on
earth. She never could understand them."
"Anna," said Mrs. Lennox, "I want you
to go over to Squire Lee's this afternoon,
and see about the fowls she promised me.
Dick will have the hen-house finished by
to-morrow."
"Let me go, mother !" said Kitty, look
ing up from her sewing.
"Why, Kitty, it's a long walk."
"I know ; but I siall enjoy it."
"Very well, if you'll take Alice and Will
along with you," said her mother.
Kitty would have preferred the solitary
walk along the meadows and mill stream to
Squire Lee's ; but she knew the children,
noisy and boisterous u they were, would
like it too, so she made no objection.
"Kitty I" called out some one from the
garden gate; "Kitty i do run here for a
minute !"
"It's Sue Somers, mother," said gitty,
dropping her work on the table. be
back in a moment."
"Just take the baby out with you, titen,
Kitty. It'll amuse her, awl she's so cross."
So Kitty wearily liftel the heavy fat
baby and took it out to where stood Susan
Somers, radiant.
"Oh, Kitty, I just wanted to tell you.
Aunt Mary's going to have an apple-paring
to-morrow, and we're all to be there—such
fun !—and don't you think, Mr. Charles
Hallam has come just in time tor it I"
"Who ?" said Kitty, her heart leaping
into her throat.
"Why, Charlie Hallam ; only he's grown
so old with that moustache of his, and so
dignified that we'll have to call him Mr.
Hallam in future. He came this morning. I
saw him just now, at his uncle's, and really
hardly knew him, he's improved so much.
And he'll stay till the day alter to-mono*,
so we'll bs sure to have him at our apple
bee. He's been to C— on some business
for his employers, and got leave to stop on
the way. Now be sure, Kitty, that you're
at Aunt Mary's in good time. It will be so
nice !"
Kitty walked back to the house, a brigh
spot burning on either cheek.
"Well," aid her mother, approvingly, "a
little fresh air does brighten you up. L
walk to Squire Lee's will do you good, no
doubt, and you may go u soon as please,
child."
But Kitty hesitated, with a haleasharned
look. "I did think I should like it mo
ther ; but if you ltad rather Anna should
•
go—"
"I suppose you've changed your mind
about it," said Mrs. Lennex, shortly.—
"Well, girls are the mast csontrairy things.
So Kitty stayed at home that afternoon.
She - Upped up stairs to her little room, and
very carefully arranged her curls, and look
ed at herself In the glass a long time ; and
she laid ready, jut out of sight, behind the
pile of books on her dressing table, a little
knot of pink ribbon, which could,be pinned
on in a moment. And every thee she
heard the front gate open, her cheek would
flush and she would give a little start, and
stealthily peep front behind the white'dim
ity curtains. But nobody came—at least
nobody that she was looking for—and as
the afternoon wore away, the color left her
cheek; and her starts grew nervous; until
at length, about dusk, ab put away tne lit
tle rose-colored ribbon, arid wrapped her
self in her mother's brown Oloak—a very
ugly cloak, but thick and warm--ond start
ed for a walk up and down the back garden
alley.
,** ".ll.itty 1" called her mother, "since you're
chit of doors, - and all wrapped up, you may
as well take this pot of butter over to Miss
Martin's."
Kitty walked on 'lolly serou the
with the heavy brown jar in her arms.—
The wind was cold, and blew her hair about
her face, and made her nose and cheeks red ;
brit she cared nothing for her looks now.
Just ',she reached Mrs. Martin's gate, it
was opened for her by a gentleman who had
walked behind her with a young lady on his
arm.
"Dear! it it Isn't Kitty J. 4 enuoz," said
Miss Cynthia Martin, patronisingly.—
"Come in ! You'll find mother in We
kitchen, I dare say. It's the butter, I sup
pose."
But Bitty did not reply. She had looked
up and recognised in the tail, good looking,
moustached and well dressed, young man
beside her, Charlie—no, Mr. Charles Hal
lam. Her face became crimson; her eyes
fell, and rested upon the brown Jar she car
ried, and upon the ugly, cumbersome old
brown cloak of her mother's.
"I am glad to see you, KIM Kitty," said
he, smiling and holding out his hand. And
then, seeing that she imuld net let go thejar
to shake hands with hlm, he added ;
"Let me carry this for put"
"No, thank you," said Kitty, in a low
yoke. She felt not only Mortified, but in
dignant. While she had been 0 - anxiously
watching for him he had been walking with
Wm Cynthia Mirtln—it yoUng lady just
from a &adorable hoarding school, and
with a wardrobe which was the wonder of
Greenville for its style and' expensiveness.
A thought of her poor little rose oolored
ribbon crossed Kitty's mind 1 and of the
ringlet" . which she had that afternoon-care
fully arranged. And to think what a sight
she now was I What rinks had he to Bar
prise her thus, when she wasn't lit to be
seen ? So she answered him briefly and
coldly, and unceremoniously depositing the
hateful, jar on the benoh of the portico, said
hastily ;
4 1It Is late 1 I must hurry home," and so
departed
'lRear me," mid 11.1 w Ova*, look*"
ter her, with a slight shrug. "I had Ito ides
that Ilse had so much temper."
pa.
help .
—ell sh
could no.
"He cares -
she repeated to herss..,
wringing of her bands. A,._
all the light that her life had ever known
had suddenly gone out forever.
So, after walking up and down, up and
down, In the cold. October wind and dark
-nese until she wu chilled through, Kitty
stole in by the sit% door and went upstairs
to her room, and there lay down on the bed,
feeling herself utterly miserable.
"I can't attend to you this evening,
Alice," she said, when the three children
came tearing up stairs to call her to tea.—
"My bead aches badly. Ask Anna please
to give you your supper and put you to bed.
"There's no accounting for girls," said
Mrs. Lennox, peevishly, when this mes
sage was delivered. "I never saw her look
better than. she did this afternoon s and now
laid up with. 7 a head/Ate I It's all con
trairiness, I doubt. Howsoever, Alice,
n't make a noise. A rest may do her
fi-ood."
18=E=I
' Kitty fell into a dull, restless slumber,
from which she was aroused a few hours
later by the slamming of the front door by
master Dick, who then came bounding up
stain to bed, three steps at a time.
"Oh, Dick, dear, pray don't make scab a
noise'" pleaded Kitty, as he her
door. "Who was it went out j now ?"
"Only your Mr. Charier an
swered Dick. "I ay, Kit, you fix my
fishing•llne for me, gluon pietaised ?"
"Did he stay long, D4dE?"
"Long? I thought held maks up his
mind to stay all night. It's paat km, I
guess. I say, Kit, where's the flahhig line r
don'tknow," replied Kitty, absently.
"Did—did he ask for me, Dick ?"
"Yes; and mother said you were sick
with a bad headache andmusta't be disturb
ed. Hullo I here's my line, AJI right.L"
Poor Kitty I I..et no one smile at her tri
als. Blight as they may seem to others,
they were to her very bitter and severe.—
Let us all look back to our own youthful
days, and recall these experiences, and then
ask ourselves What trials in siter-life have
been more bitter than those eta girl who
loves, half unconsciously to herself, and
who flutters in the tormenting suspense of
hoping, doubting, fearing, whether she is
herself beloved ? Who sees in her visions a
paradise of lore and bliss that may be hers
—yet beholds it drifting away, drilling,
away, and knows Iterselfperweriess, through
her very maiden modesty and womanly
sensativenees, to grasp and retain it I And
it was her mother who had placed this her ,
rier between herelf and Charlie—as she had
done more than once before. She bad no
feeling, no consideration for her. Did she
look upon her as still a child—always to
stay at home and work and never be loved
and courted and married like other girls 2
Poor Kitty felt resentful toward her mother,
and to her whole family, who, had shown
themselves so tmemascipits of and regardless
of her feelings. That they &tumid have
fancied that Mr. Hallam had come there
and spent two hours for the sake of their
society! Bo Kitty was sulky next morning,
sratecolded Pussy, and slapped Neddie, and
had never, as Dick declared, been half so
cross and disobliging. And then, In the af
ternoon, the poor child went up stairs and
cried in bitter repentance; and came down
again, looking very meek and very un
happy.
Still Kitty bad one hope, one consolation
remaining. Mr. Hallam—it was only pro
per that she shouid call him so, since he
was six years her aenlor—Mr. liallem Ind
called to see her, and though they had both
been disappointed, yet she should certainly
see him this evening at Aunt Mary's apple.
bee.
How cheerfully she dressed herself, In her
new blue merino, with the little rose-color
ed ribbon fastening the frill of lace about
ber throat, and another rose-colored ribbon
confining her bright brown ringlets behind-
She was pretty, and she knew it; prettier
than Cynthia Martin, with all her silks and
jewelry. She wondered if Mr. Menem,
would think so. She wondered whether he
would pay her any attention—escort her to .
the supper table, or walk home with her.—
He had done that once or twice before hia
leaving Greenville.
Rat-tat-tat ! went the brass door-Itnoeber
and Kitty's heart beat almost u loud again.
She flew to the bead of the stairs and peep
ed over as Alice admitted the visitor. It
was only Sae Somers.
"Are you ready, Frilly r she called out.
"Do make haste, and we can go on togeth
er. It is live o'clock already, and I met
Cynthia 'Kart* and Hr. Hallam Just now,
on their way to Aunt Idary'L "
She had run up ittain, and now stood
leaning on the Hula &eaglet-table while
Kitty fastened the Laze frills about her
wrists.
"She thinks that she is mAkipg a con
quest," pursued Misty Susan sarcluttlosllY,
"but I know better. Mary Hallam showed
me to day, while be was out, the prettiest
card case--all pearl and silver . --that he had
bought in C-, for a present to that
Mica Myra Grey. It had her initials on it ;
and when grandma asked him this evening
if be were not going to be married soon, he .
colored and laughed, 4 and sale he hoped so.
And what puts It beyond a doubt," contin
ued Miss Suitt, positively, "is that Mrs.
Moore. told Miss Higgins, that her sister,
who lives in the city and takes in seeing,
is engaged upon Miss Myra Grey); wedding
clothes ; Bo there's po doubt that Mr. Hal
lam is to Marry ter."
Kitty did not answer. She sat dOwn on
the side of the bed, and her fingers trembled
about the lace
"Let me do that for you. Why, bow
you tremble—and your face is so white
Why, Kitty, what is thematter ?" cried Suer
,In alarm.
"Indeed, I dont knoir, lam not well—l
bare not been welt all day," Bald poor Kit
ty, brokenly. And she laid her head on
the pillow and closed her eyes,aa if she wish
ed never again to open them." .. •
"You'd better stay at: home this evening,
child," said her mother, who now rime up
stake. "I don't know what can be the
matter, unless it is that you took cold stay
ing out lut night. rn get get you a grit of
hot tea, and let you go to bed early. But,
to my mind girls are the most unaccounta
ble creatures
Kitty took off her blue merino and her
pink ribbons, hardly knowing what she did.
To her all was sdreary blank—a dull, dead,
hopeless sold: She west down stairs me
chanlcally testipper, sad drank the tea, and
then took the baby which her mother plac
ed in her arms, and rocked to and M' to
and fro', hi the low• rocking chair, feen%
all the time as though eke were Ina OW
--but seek a dreary,dreary dream•
"If you are well _enough, Slily, 1- id&
you'd stay with baby *bile I go round to
and
-PPY—
Act would
parents—and
. Her mother!
ant more rms, and
• ..sing towards her. Oh,
lean her poor aching head
mother's breast, and rest there its
sne bad done when she wes a child. Poor
Kitty. •
Her head wu burning and her temples
throbbing. She went ,out into the little
front porch, and sat there, screened by the
treills-work. •It was a mild, pleasant eve
ning for the season, end she felt refreshed
by the open sir, and soothed by the eight
of the calm moonlight.
• It was late--almost nine o'clock—and
only one or two persons passed hastily
along the quiet village street. Presently
however, some one stopped at the little
front gate—her mother no doubt. Not her
mother, but her dither, or one of the boys,
for, it was a man. He opened the gate and
came in.
"Is it you, Kitty? he asked, and Kitty's
heart beat so painfully that she could not
answer—could not even rise lkom her seat
on the green bench behind the trellis.
"I have to leave Greenville early tomor
row," pursued Mr. Charles Hallam, very
quietly, and "I could not go without see,,
Ing• you and telling you good bye."
"I—l thought'you were to be at the ap
ple bee this evening," murmured Kitty
mechanically.
"I have just left there. I had expected
to see you there, Kitty."
"Me 1 I was not well enough to go."
"So Miss Somers said, or I should have
called for you after haying escorted. Miss
Oynthis Martin. I was on my way here
when I met her, and as she complained of
not being able to cross the muddy place
*bore, I offered my services."
"Hid you- a pleasent evening r' Inquired
'ur, in the same low mechanical voice.
"Not very
"Me !"
-1 oilseed you, Kitty."
Looking up, she met his eyes Axed upon
her with s t age loot -s look which sent
a sudden her bean, and caused her
almost to tremble. He moved a little near
er her on the bench,
"I have wanted so much to see you, Kit
ty," he said in the same low voice "and to
talk to you. I wanted to uk Ohl some
thing."
"What?" said Kitty, lifting her blue eyes
wonderingly. They were very sad eyes
now, for the had not forgotten Myra Grey.
"It is this," answered Chariest Salim,
taking both her hands in his, and lOoking
tenderly and earnestly down into the blue
eyea-:-"I have loved you a long time. Kitty
—more than two years ; and what I have to
ask is, will you be my little wife, and go
away with me to a home of oar own ?"
Oh, what s light and glory burst sud
denly upon Kitty's life, with those words t
It was like enchantment, and for a mo
ment she could not realize, could not be
lieve it.
"But," she faltered, drawing a little back,
and looking seriously into bin face, "you-
I beard that you were to be married soon."
"I hope so, Kitty*
"To—to Miss Myra Grey ?"
Mr. Charles Hallam smiled. MIAs Myra
Grey Is certainly to be married next week,
Kitty, but not to me—only to a friend of
mine—and I am to be groomsman."
Kitty suffered hlm to pass his arm around
her and draw her gently towards him.
There was no more darkness for her now—
all was glorious sunlight.
What a wonderful change In our lives
may be wrought by a few spoken words !
"Dear me!" said Mrs. Lennox, as, com
ing in a few minutes later, she found Kitty
Aualledi happy, radiant—" Dear me I Of
all the unaccountable, contrary things on
earth, I do think that girls are the m worat.
There's no underslptding them, any
way !"
Pape she tanietikkid It better next
morning, when a letter .was delivered
Kitty's father from Kitty's suitor ; her only
exclamation was—
i.Well, do declare! Who'd have
thought it 7"
Who, indeed, except those who have no;
forgotten their own youth and Its secret
joys and sorrows, that are so keenly felt and
iciseldorri told 2.4-N. T. Sunday Times.
TIM LADY JURORS BAUM@ THEIR Prtev
zas.—A little circumstance connected with
the late term of Court comes to our know
lege, which we are inclined to make public,
even at the risk of betraying confidence.
During the long and tedious flowle utrder
trial, the jury( of whom one ball were la lesj
were not permitted to separate and git tq
their homes but were, under the charge of
bailiffs (one.lady and a gentleman) taken to
the hotel for their meals, and lodging was
provided for them in the adjoining parlors,
each under the charge of their bailig. And
here, every morning during the trial, upon
arising from their beds, these ladles kneel
ed-together, and, like the child Samuel,
asked wisdom of God to enable tbem
properly and wisely discharge their new
and anions duties. While their male assoc
latet‘were engaged in bolaterotletnirth and
trifling levity they, with the fulLeongclous
nen of tbe responsibility resting upon them,
were seeking aid at the' throne of the All
wise.—:Laurantie Sentinel.
A wanatan journalist, who is often flea Cy
over hitpersonsi plainness, tells this stony
on himself: went to a chemist the other
day for Anil morphine ibr a sick blend.
The assijiant objected to giving it to mu
withoutilipreactiption,evidently fearing that
I intended to, commit suicide, "Pshaw
said I, "do I look like a man who would kill
kims:•lft" Gazing steadily at me a mo•
moot, he replied : "I don't know. It seems
to me if I looked like you I should be greatly
tempted to kid myrif!"
A Sax Fmascisoo school teacher re 4 eived
the following: "I hope, as to ulyNohe,
you will flog him just as onto .as you kin.
Seas *bed boy—la Jobu. Altho I've bin
in habit of tesohin him myself, it RC= lit
me be beYer will lent autthieg-hia spelliu
is ootisgoosly dellahent; Wallop him so 11,
set; anti you will /weir my thanks: ,
,What accounts An John beln at 0119,01,4 ;r
Is that be Is my um by my witch Not bus,
baud."
LINCOLN used to say the be t
story he ever read of binaselfwas this : Tw.l
Quekeresees were tmvelligg On the railroad,
and were heard discussing the probable ter
mination of the war. "I think," said the
first, "ttiat Jefferson will succeed." "Why
does 'thee think eo review, thopther. "Be
cause Jefferson is a praying man." "And
so to Abraham a praying man," objected the:*
second. "Yes: but the Lord Will think
&habitat fejt/kith," the -find replied, am
0, — .
illkileuerT old kohelor ssys he thtilts
Is women, sedltot.her wmisgs, that (Light
to be settswelki.4ll,