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I.ANCASTKIi. JANUAUY 13, lsM.
The .Ten" Davis Scon-l'ren.
Jed Davis la tlie ItepHbllean scare-ciew
and about tlie only enu left tlu'in since tlie
bloody shirt lias been worn out in its ap
peals te tlie passions of the people. The
Republican senators evidently think that
there is still virtue in the Jeft P.n is buga
boo, and they Indulged themselves in the
Senate in what was wemiiiRlv very silly
talk about the evpiesident of the
Southern Confederacy. It iniRlit haveheen
of seme account te them, pendinj,' a imiIiU
ical canvass, te endeavor te Ihe theXorth theXerth theXorth
cniheartagain3ltlieSoutheniConfedentes, who nre new the Southern Democrats, but
It cannot avail them new, at the outset of
n Democratic administration. If they de
sired te show niore clearly than new air
pears that se far a the Democratic p.uty
is concerned the issues of the war ate
ever, and that the Southern Con
federate litis the wne standing in the
rosteied Union as lias the Xeithcrn i-iti-7en,
they me welcome te the successful
icsult of their cffeit. It is just what the
Democratic paity aims te establish ju the
policy of tlie country. Then' Is te be un
der its.administralieu no distinction main
tained lietvveen the citizens of the Xerth
or the Seuth, who are new citizens of a
common country.
The pictext for the Senate debate was
found by the Republicans in a communica
tion made by General Sherman te the war
depnitinent, intended te show that Davis
when president e f the Southern Confederacy
maintained the right of coercion by the
Confederacy upon its constituent states te
pieserve tliem tlieiein. It is upon tlie face
of it unlikely that Mr. Davis would have
maintained n dectiine se wholly at variance
with that of the right of secession upon
which the Confederate states withdrew
from our Union. Hut it is of no itnior itnier
tanceat all new what dectiine he held as
the Confederate president, the confederacy
being dead with the Issues it attempted te
maintain. The whole establishment has
passed away, save, its piesidtnt, who still
lemains te point a Republican shaft and
adorn their tales.
General Sherman's brother in the Senate,
ex-Secretary Sheinian, who has made a
profitable profession of his patriotism and
does net enjoy the reputation of 1 icing hon
est in any manner or form, inuuiii-d
whether nil) one in the next thousand years
would dispute, the fact that Jeff Davis was
a traitor. Whereupon Senater Lamar aiese
te .say that no one would evei call .Teftersen
Davis a traitor in his piesence without meet
ing with mi emphatic denial of the truth
of the statement. Se tli.u senator Mier
man had net te wait a tneusind years te
hear a denial of what seemed te him
nn undeniable fact. What else could he
have expected from Senater Lamar, who
was just as much of ji tr.iiteras Davis was ?
Se weieall the ether Nmtheni senators
who steed by their states in secession. Se
weie all the Southern people, except the
small mineiity, who steed aside, as did the
Teries in our levolutien, fiem their fel
lows. They weie called traitors by the
people of their states ; loyalists by us ; just
as in the lovelution Kngland called the
Teries loyalists. We called the Southern
people traitors; they styled themselves
patriots. What lsiets it new who was
right V The Confederates decl.ue th.it they
seceded from the Union under their lwlief
that they had received the light te K--cede.
They come back into it Veaiix
they failed te maintain their jiositien by
heir aims. They have suueiuleied it,
and new accept the dectiine that
the Union is oneto 1k maintained by feice.
They havepiellted by the new dectiiues.
Their land is piesjieiliig. It is net their
Inteuat te deny the Union. The net set
of traitors aie niueh innie IiKelv te
1m found in New I'.iigl.ind or en
the Tactile slope than in the Seuth. That
beet Ien new takes vv.uinlv toils embrace
the dectiine of an enfeieeil Union, which
hereaftei it will be tieasen te deny, the
iiiiehtiouef the fight of secession being foi fei foi
ever settled by the issue of the 101)0111011.
The Republican effeit te put en .left.
Davis the approval of the doctrine of an
enfeiced Union smacks of a desiie te make
the idea unpopular. Can it be that since
the Democracy have e.iptuied the Union it
has 11 less sweet smell in the Republican
nestiils, and that they contemplate cutting
off a safe Republican section of the coun
try te lie all their evv u V
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The Liin rcnccOlercer (Jiii'stlun.
In the issues arising out of the judicial
contest in the Lawience-Meicer distiict
.ludgeXeale, of Auiistieng county, in his
lnluerity opinion held that a county of evei
40,1)011 population, cieated into a separate
judicial distiict by the constitution and in
consequence shorn of its light te elect as as as
bociate Judges, was falily entitled toclieosu
ti judge of its own, who should lu lesident
in tlie county and lw detei mined ex
clusively by the vete.i of Its own people.
In suppeit of this lie cited the opinion of
Judge J'axssen and a majority of tliesu tliesu
meme court in the Fayette, county case, in
which it was held that le!ng constitu
tionally aurt by designation of the legisla
ture a " separate district " Fayette rnuuty
was entitled te net have associate judges,
although Greene county, " attached " te
Fayette iniistcontlnueto have them.
It must be admitted that the decision of
Judge Poxsen inthls exse, carried te its
logical conciusleii, sustains Judge XcsuVa
contnictien of the Judicial article of the
constitution. Read in one fray there is no
iscapefrem the idea thatsucli was tlie In-
tipt, A reumty cannot However no a -bepa.
mte" district and at the same time have
another county "attached"te it with pouei
te elect the judge or judges and depilve
the larger county of practically all theiights
the constitution gives it, except the light
of "net having associate judges" if that
deprivation is a light.
On the ether hand the constitution Just
as explicit' confers the light of suffrage
in "all" elections niHm duly qualified
voters ; it makes judges elect h e iy an
the voters of the distiict ever which they
are te pieside, and it seems telKan alwuid
idea that tlie teeple of an " at Inched "
county should have no voice In the selec
tion of their judges. The l.ittei has net
yet been decided by the supreme court ; it
did net arise in the Fayette county case,
although Judge Sliarswoed manifested his
curiosity en the subject. Rut as the com"
never decides auv tiling that it can avoid,
this knotty ceuuuudruui was net' allowed
te trouble it.
The truth is that then' is a direct contra
diction in the constitution. Its previsions
are utterly irreconcilable ; just hew the
supreme ceuu wenui uecuie wneu mis
question comes befeie it again can hardly
lie guessed. Since the Fayette county
division Judge Cl.uk has succeeded Judge
Sharswoedandthe ethei si judges were
then eiuially divided Mercur. Uoiden and
Cirem limine side, and lisnn, Sterrett
and Trunkev en the ether. At lxwt the
derision of the eemt would be legislative
rather than judicial. As geed an luitiiineiit
can le made for one side as the ether.
Diffeieut previsions of the const it ut ion sup sup
eoit different views; judges will decide ac
cording te which pait of tlie const ut it ion
they lay the gicatei stress upon, and as
often as the supreme court nieml'erhip N
changed the law may Is- unsettled. It is
obviously the duty of tlie legislature te pro
pose an amendment te the constitution
which will bring it into haimeiiv and con
sistent in its judicial article.
JOHN VAX1.KR1ATS 1.0.MAXCK.
rut: uv.n.iT VAiTi:irs nisi: i'kii.v .t
1'USITIOX OV OUSCVIilTY.
Hum nmn ltiirrfrotcge Climbed the Isitlilrr
r Piiini 11111I Wit 1'eriril l si tll
l.ni' let On' liuislilrr 11I
ltiiiiillliitr Mi it.
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This country does net nlene enjoy the lux
ury of tramps. There lire joe.noo of lliem In
(iennany.
llUOOKI.VS elivslcLiu. Ir. .1. ,. JOllll-
Imh for seme time heeii lisinij i-orresho
Hiibllmntens niuire for illplitherla. Strancely
eneupli, the curative preperties or this pois
onous iimeiiuil were iliscevrrnl nwlilen
tnllyby 11 l'cnnsyhanla physlcbn. A elillil
sick with illphtlieria li.irti-orreshesublim.iU'.
which had been used in tlm botise as liedlmg
loisen, administered te her by mistake. She
grew rapidly lietter, and the medical frater
nity found en incstic.Uten that the poison
ous -iimieuii(1 killed, w hen properly nilinin
Istercd, the minute liai'teri.i, or germs of the
disease. Tlie only drawliaek te its use as a
remedial iigent N the eare with which U
must be ndminlstcreil, and as the risk anes
with the strength of the patient, the phjsi
elan v he w euhl ue It successfully must lie
cool-headed and saeaeieus.
It Is fortunate for St. Jehn that he w ill net
have te nnsw or for nil the lies that nre told
about him.
JriMiiNit from the length or time it leek
General 1 leaver te llml out whether he as a
eandldate for the Cnited States Senate, It is
mero than imssible that the ene-legsed
I'hristlan xehller and sLitesiuan has been lay
ing thnt Haltering uiicllen te his soul.Tlie eaue
for e doing is net easily discernible. All
recognized the Insincerity of the .Vcm- Km'
audacious mention of him for the Cameren
succession, and in the Cimerenian ramp us
meaning was net mlsiindeistoed. It is mere
thnn possible that the AVic V.V.i desired te
ise the Centre county suitesiii.in a urtlng
stab in naming hltn for the senatershii, as it
doubtless well knew thateominendatienfrom
it must carry discredit with these who went
down with" the Republican ship in lssi
Reaver new authorizes the statement Hint he
Is net 11 candidate for the I'liiled States Senate.
He has worn the Cauieieni.m cellar tee lein:
te 1 iiiinnv is I by Us dialing new .
lii;s' 111 ri.KIl has bieuglit a IiIk-1 huh
ngalnst the lliHten Ifrmhl forS'Je.OOO damages
for tin article relleeting upon his conduct dur
ing the war. If he took as a luslset his suit
the remarks of the prcs en his conduct dur
ing the late campaign, every ncwspniei in
the United Slates would perhajr, Im made n
defeiulant. Hut llenj.imiu i-ares net for these
little ripples en the surface of ililics. He
projiesos te direct all his cflerts toward mak
ing it warm for his aueicnlenemy, the liosten
Herald. When he gets down te real work,
he will inike the fur ily.
llnUten In thi Nr 'V erk 1 line
When the American historical novel comes
Inte fashion 1 knew of an unmarked grave
up the Hudsen which will tempi pilgrim
ages from the neellst. II Is the grave ofenp
erthc most unique tluns in the hlsterj of
this untien'K first hutulreil ear. Jnlm 'i.n
derlyn, a ismntry Ind of nvolutienury linn's
who' rose te honors, knew mam of the
choicest Jeyi of tlie w erld. w ts the friend of
riileis en two ivntlnents mid tlnnltv Ihe ic-
tlm of n broken heart, II buried there. It
is nstrancc story thnt of Jehn Vnnderlyn's
career. A liy in the street, w itli a bit et
charcoal and Koinethlng akin te impudence,
he sketches en n blacksmith's dour niiirica niiirica
ture of n visitor te the vi ee v Hinge et Kincs Kincs
ten The visitor wax Annm llurr, nnd be
unw the picture saw It, mulled, ami vsked
iliiostiens ntmut Its jioris'trnter. W hen
Aaren llurr wenllieck te his law nfllce In
New Yerk lie took the lad with him. He
lieught him lMnk, illrei-tisl his studies
nnd finally phuwl him as a pupil
under lillicrt sstnnr.. wins in rtiiln rtiiln
delphiit, was finishing hi famous
pertniit el vvasliiiiBlen. muuies m rnris
nnd Reme followed. The clmreenl ket bes
of n country town was developing into a won
derful painter. In competition nt l'nris,
where nit the nrtit of Rurnpp were stnv live
for honors, he places a tsild, rmieh, harsh
picture eelil. rninrti, and harsh at least in
eentniKt-viith the iraudv colorings vvhMi all
the rest of the world hnmr up. " M inns
en Ihe lliunsef (' irthage" be cilltd it. Tin
old Reman In ni was represented st.indum
alone, sorrowful vet ilethint. iimiil the wris'k
offennei itlerv. N-qioleon marched tlm ui:h
the pniit art irallerv. Winn lie r.ns'd the
picture lie lialtisi, nunc in ! new si.iniisiui,
nnd lu admiration was mntc (or n minute.
" (live themcdal te Unit, lie conininiiiieii.
Jehn Vnnderlvn was l.imeus. nd all the
fates rusheil 'forward I" make him itlad.
Annm lturr was preml. lie was urnleful
Iihs Or fortune had dealt unkiiidlv with him
moniitiuie. He had stmm l.r the presi
ili'nev of his country nnd had lest. The mur
der of llnmlllen nimle bun nn iile. Uen
nrrms interest it wns thnt he rccttxcvl Ulsin
tlie money lie had triven Vandeilvii, wlie
w as new ii here In l'.ureH's u istecralic cir
cles. The arlist s,.insl all his i mers nnd
nil his peld with his old-time lcnef.icler, the
man who had become te one hemisphere the
verv Mrsoiiitlentien or evil, ami vet who in
eariv days, with no selfish nun or hope, had
taken from humble pi we n strnnire lad te
sjieiid money mitl nflis'tien upon.
ins i.evi. niii tukoI'e-1 v ni in:,
lliecrnptiicul iliitienani-s and art histories
U'llulmiit Vnnderljii's professional nchievi nchievi
ments. 1 care uethins uleut thorn here.
His ' Ariadne " is famous the world ever.
His panel in the National Capitel of The
landing of i ominous was none in answer
te his country' urpnt iciuet. Ml tins
evcrylnxlv knows. 1 have learned seinethinc
widely different, something far mere tntorest tnterest
iug, for as the world vv is love tar outstrips
nrofessienal nehieveiiient. Jehn Vnnilerlvn
quarter era centurv nge. dlisl Monday even
tint, nt his home in Philadelphia.
Hit. Wn.MAM 11. Cell. Democratic Con Cen
gressninn elect rrem the Third oem-rossloiial
district, lslvlngerltlcnllv III with erysipelas
nthlsiesldenceln llaltlmore. 1'r. Cole N a
jouinallster isvnsldorable loputatleu and n
iiremlnent memlwr or flic Irish National
hind Leamie. Ills death is hourly ex
pected. Jevm IN Mlt.i.uu writeslhat lie has found
In New Orleans the noblest worn m hoever
saw, and he professes te have "seen the
world well." She wns !in le weallli. ie-i-elveil
a i-areful education, traveled evten
slvelv In RureiH', nnd at lemrth Issmiue ptmr.
She new keeps n little shoe shore and vvmks
with her father nnd sistci at making the
stock.
I'iuik. I'isi'iu:u of Munich is s.iid te have
ehfaincd from dlstllleil civil a w Idle crysta
llite iswv der which, in its action onthesys.
tent, cannot lmlstlni;uihcd from iiilulne.
Itselllcacy In reducing fever heat Is thought
lelie n'ln irkable. Ilieiii-li n w beles.de driurillsl
s.iv s that the amount et Ihe ill in; required Je
produce this ellivt is se lame as te preclude
any rivalry K'tvveen it and genuiiie qiiliilne.
l'el't: I.kii Xlll was Isirn seventy-four
enn imn and wns gifted with the keenest of
intelligence. He was but twentv-si when
he was railed te the prelnev bv I'epi'Oregiuy.
In three short months 'be put down the
In iipuulage in the province te which he was
ilclcmitcd. With a true sense of Justice lie
nerferined his duty nt the risk of ills life. t
thirty -three his toward was
Archbishopric.
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that of the
Tin: sivingsef Jehn MeCiillnugh amount
te Jia,0Oi surely enough teglve him thelsst
protection the iK'st asylum jillbrds, mid save
him Irem the public manifestation of Ids
mental infirmity.
Whii.k the election of a llemecratic Sena Sena
eor from Illinois would net have any imme
diate effect in changing the lielitic-d complex
ion of the Senate, its iullucnce misht li very
jietciitin making both branches of Congress
Democratic in tlie last two years of the
C'lev eland administration. If Illinois should
elect a Democratic Senater the Senate would
btauil after the 4th of Man h next :ir Demo
crats te II Itepiiblicaus, ineludmg Mnheuc
and ItuldlelsTger. The DciuiK-iats will un
doubtedly gain Mahone's se-at in 1SS7, :j l ni
their only iesliiity of less is in tlie sent of
Senater 1'ali, el Nevad.L Then their ihauee
Is excellent te displace the Republican s-enn-torset
New Jeisey, Ohie, Indinnu, California,
Comiei'ticut and New Yetk. I'er success in
these states much will deK'iiil upon the char
ucter of the administration, but theie is little
doubt that it will entirely munsmn up te tlie
lequiroments of the Hltuatleii.
Tut: C.uucrenlan opjiesitiou has a tail in
the papers of t'alvin Wells and Wharten
Darker, but it s.ully lacks a head.
Tinti:y uiMsrt.r lir.reiti: Tin: cuts.
The Jnliliiitimii i:ires strike mill limtantl
Kills n Mum nt Illll-ilnlc.
1'rem I lie Ibirilsbsi Patriot.
.Samuel H. Ileurne, nged forty -seven yearn,
a stone mason by occupation, who has a wife
and children residing at itmOiester, N. Y.,
h.vs U'cn employed by Opiiernian A- (ire en,
at the Conowage quarries forsemo time Mst.
Monday nlxiut H'ld p. in. Ileurne was stand
ing en the truck of the Pennsylvania railroad
nt a jHilnt called Hillsdale, about two and a
halt miles U'levv the intersection nt Middle
town as thu Johnstown express train was
going cast en schedule time. Just as the
train was almut te rush tist llouriie he de
liberately Htepiml hi front of the engine, was
hurled lrem the track mid was Instantly
killed. His limbs were net mangled, uer
lils face dlsllgured, but tlie blew he received
en the chest killed him. The body vv its (.n.
veyed te Italubridge, hut as the accident oc
curred in Dauphin county, Corener Hhlndler
had it brought te Harrisburi; .Monday night
and will held nnlnquestnt 11 o'clock Tuesday
morning. The remains vv ere taken in chnnre
by tlie J Messrs. lleyd, undertakers, nnd will
iKitliipiKMl te JtcH'hestcr, N". Y. Deceased
wnsnmciiils'rel the Mnsunloeider.
Hullliiin nml llrecnllelil .lint.
Atn lute hour. Monday afternoon the Iteaid
of Alderiiicn gavea lieense for the Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan
(Ireenllildglove light In liosten. Tlie eon
test took plaee at the Institiite J'"alr building,
luthe presenee of 1!,(MX1 icrsens, and wns
tame and thoroughly dls.ipHlut!iig. Sulli
van led in points In the llrat and second
rounds. In thu third lie get a blew en Green
field's neck, ami tlie latter blipjU down. In
the fourth round very llttle work was ilone.
but the light was given te Sullivan as having
made the most twinta. (Ireenllcld get in a
number of clean hits. The amlleiue hissed
liberally.
never married, vv liv lias never ishiiiei(i
in print. The tew relatives who survive
deocslentsel u brother talk sometimes of a
romance in his strange career. One of them
lias gessjpied te me, and I hnve listened with
a deep interest. Jehn Vnnderlvn loved
Tlioeilosla Jlurr, Anren Iturr's efily child,
and Theodesla llurr loved Jehn Vaiidcrlyii.
Iteared nt susceptible uses in the same house,
leve was net uuiuitiind in a brotherly and
sisterly fashion : se far the great politician
was tileasisl. A letter from Paris Hint fell
Inte Ins hands through the confident e of his
beautiful daughter showed him thnt the
yeunc artist was dividing Ins time lietvveen
sights in the Leuvre and thought-, m New
Yerk. In this letter Jehn V.uideilyn pmiml
out the story of hi strong allis'tieu, nnd
nsketl the girl te premise that some day,
when I'lace and fortune should be wen, she
would Isi his wife.
Anren llurr first smiled, then sitlisl, and
filially, in anger, issued or h ii. Thwi Thwi Thwi
dosUeboyoil. A dutiful girl she was, for ill
doing hoi" father's will she did it knowing
thnt there was mere than alight reason for
the moment only in his direction. He told
her plainly of ot'her plans arranged for her :
plnns vv Id'ch sacrificed nil of her own fiituie
te that of the parent whom she worships!.
Politics was ut Ihi' I mt loin. This was Is lore
the historic contest In 'engre-.s with Jillcr Jillcr
seii for the presideiiiy. Anren Itnrr neided
friends, close and in'llueiitial. Through the
gift of a dnughter's liiiml he would vv in vv hat
strategy might otherwise take from him. lie
would inarrv her te n connection of u ivvor ivver
ful jsilitical 'family of tlie state, and intluenees
nt Alliany hitherto kicking might Is' de
pended upon. There wits vMllingness with
the lever, mere wlllmgne-s than Hn option.
V slighting vcenl vias isiken of Jehn
Vaiiderlyn '-a puuper" was flu phrase ihe
eourting'leyor usmI. lie usisl it but once.
Tlie bleed of Aaren Ilurrmouiitedtothocliivk
et tlie daughter, nnd Willi an air that was bit
ter us latter might Is- she dismissed him. A
scene between father and daughter, n storm
with nil the limning pyrefes'huics that the
llurr spirit (fluid muster', came quicklv.
viviutviNe 10 I't.i.vsi: iii:ii cvtiii.iu
A lieuteii'intef the discarded lever's family
showed speisly ivseiitineiit et the slight.
Hven had lhe"spirited girl relented It bad
been tee late. Cooing love had given way te
warfare. Aurun llurr smiled another of lu
biting smiles mid from upbraiding came te
flattery for the honest rt she'll played. Hut
no word would he hear of Vaiiderlyn as
a suitor. The painter, still working hard,
net yet recegnised, hml lusird liem his
sweetheart's sn the story of n lather's
interference, mid the inollve for it ;
nnd he hail heard, tee, that nbevi nil thing
en earth she treasured the iH'iiuilcss ilnler's
love. There was u slinri letter mat came
from I'jrls te llurr; but the oel-hc.ulcd
jielitician essaved no nnswei. The next
letter that Jehn Vaiiderlyn had from the
llurr household wus brief nnd tree from any
ardor; It was hut n feiuid iiimeuiicemciit el
tlie betrothal of Theednsia Ituir te the bril
liant young seulhern Alsten. Te seoure her
lathefCareliiii.iu inlliienee slie wedded, lle
wns mi honorable man, Ihishusluiidlowliein
slie pive her hand ; iKrhns ere the sen
lieted and swallowed thetn Isith up together
she learned te love him. He was worthy
el lier nllectieit ; te him tlieie was no
knowledge tlint u wife e.mie in Iwrter
and bv sale; be never susKS'ted that it
was for votes le acgr.indiJ' Anren llurr that
Anren Dun's daughter said lihu vca when
lie nskisl her le his home. And tlu-re was
iie further knowledge given te Vaiiderlyn
eithei. Theodosin lturr was tee loyal tirher tirher
self te dm lure a love that was wrong in the
vvecld's inting. Sociiue it that Jehn Yaudor Yauder
lvu fell into cynicism. Se it wus that he
eliose te believe ire long that the hand bad
geno where the heart had led ; nnd Anren
lturr he exonerated el nil art in Ids fate.
When lturr, in eueil of high treason needed a
fiieiul and protector lie htrctched out
his whole fortune us a tree-will eilering. lie
wen fame and lived hi all the glory el it for
years, tr.,1ug te forget what liiher thing he
had heis'd for and lest. (Jiving no thought
ler te-morrow, he drilled en, painting new
and then, as the whim dictated or his purse
demanded. And when the end came it found
him penniless friendless, forlorn. When hi
tlie menu room of a hotel in his native town,
they found him one morning, :)u years age,
clutched by death, there weie vv hisiiers that
by his own will had the period lieen put upon
his eareer.
And new out lu the bleak cemetery en
Wiltwyck ilelglitsa little unmarked mound,
overgrown by briers, f.ues us as the world's
tribute te a man whose genius would have
davled mankind had the shadow of a bopo bepo bope
lesslovo net fell niien it. When the story of
Jehn Vanderlyn's life is fully told American
history will have been strengthened. Had
lie never loved Aaren llurr might loive been
piesldcnt.
(, n. sliprimtn's t'entrmcrsv Willi Vlr Unit.
lu a letter addivs-ed te lien. Iteln'rt T.
I.iuisiln, scx'reUry of w ir, which lie asks
shall Is' llled wltli'the win nssirds, (.en. W.
T. Sherman leiterates the charge that he had
i en papers vv hich cenviiu'ed hini that Mr.
Jitlersen Davis, presideut of the Southern
Confederacy, "had during the progress of
the war changed his stales rights doctrine
ami had threatened te use roree r v en Loe's
arinv-sheuld nnv state et the Cinfederaiv
attempt te secede fiem that government. '
I. en. Miermui el.iluisth.it i.overners Drewn,
el t.eergia, mid Vance, et North Carolina,
new l'. s,. Senators, w ei c mxioiistetakethoir
states out of the Cenfisleracv. and intimates
that they were overawed by Mr. Davis. "I
tecl for onaters ltrewn and Vance." he ailds,
iistieiig personal respis t, nnd believe their
..etien during the war and since has Ihsmi
manly nnd fair ; but there vviisaoorresponil vviisaeorresponil vviisaoerresponil
enee U'tw ecu the governors of states in io ie
liellinn witli the UK hnieiid authorities about
the Msmscript law, tlie susH'nskn et the
vvntel li.il hiis corpus and tlie use el state
tnsis,' which, if publislicd, would K' a valu
able ismtribntlen te the -history el our
times.'" lien. Sheinian nukes a bitter per
sonal attack upon Mr Dav is, and declares
that "he enrolled his name with these of
Arneld and llun in stem I of as he might
haveibme with Washington and Lincoln."
Appended te liem i.il s,liPrni.iii'H letter is a
iipv of the " secret " tncss.igi' of Mr. DavU
et l'b. 'I, H5I, te tlie I onfedonito Congress.
The uiess.ige gives Mr. Davis' reasons why,
m Ins opinion, the writ et halieas corpus
should Is'susiieuded. It is of great length,
and has been already made public.
siT.vi.u. nrici:.
A Will Cii.tmniT
cut te tiding store ami iskwl Ter SK.iilKix 1
"lhC sterckt'ClsT Slltll, VVCIV OUl Ot tluit llll
here i sflim'tnlng just h rhh1." Ihecustenier
nlil "Nn veu den t und vv nut ten neighbor
liiK tnis' nn'd get n ImiUIi el M01M)N I'
JlJlvulced.Vw
l'nn, as n llcir.
I'essllilv u is bpenuxc veu haven nervous
lietidaclie thou-mils of people lnve nervous
hfiitbii-hi' which ircnernllv nrmeed from had dl
cestien Vnn knew hew cns it makes them
Xlr 1.. I lntti'ren. nr Oxford. X I .had tier
eus heniliiche one day Incnrh work, lie w rites,
"I have been intng brown's Iren Hitlers nnd
II ml It nn excellent tnntc it entire!) inrcd
me "
nun jinn no w w vt nn j"
n u ii u ii e vv vv vv vt nn n " jL"
lltlll llltll 11 O WW WW N N N "SSrt
II II II il 11 O WW WW N NN p q
linn ii u no vv vv n nn nna
it linn no nn ji
II il It O II NN N
II llltll II (INNS
II It It II II N NN
I II H 0(1 N NN
I I- It lllllt SSS
I II II 2 -S
1 1: nun ps.ssj
i: ii iu 3
kku it u fss
M'liljim.,lli.lnn oemlilltllifr i till lllim V Oa'
table tonics, quickly nnd completely I'l'lll.S
UVsPl.l'si . IvtVUil.sslex, Vf.M.Vltt.V,
Wr.AKM.ss, iMl't'lfi: 1II.OIII1. OUII.l.s nnd
Ki:v i.iinniiM i u vi nt v. ,
llv rapid ami thorough lusliulliilleii with tlie
bleed II reni'lics everv init et Hie s.vstein, puri
nes nml enrUlies tlie bleed, stnuiKthens tlm
luiisclcsiind nerves, nnd tones nnd Inv Igenitcs
tlie sv stem
A tine Appetizer-ttcst tonic known
It villi euro ttii worst ease of Dyspepsia, lx'
iiievliignllilltiTslng syinpteins, such as 1'iisl
lug the I'ikhI, Ik lchlng, Heat In Ihe Memach,
llearttmru, etc.
Ihe enlv Iren medicine Hull will net blacken
ni Injure (lie teeth
It is Inviilniblc iirdiscncspociilliirtevvonion,
nod te all persons w be lead s, dentnry lives.
Vn iiufatllug reined) for discuses of the l.lver
mid hlilncvs
1'cis.ens Kiitreitng fnnn tlie etleet of overwork,
nervous tumbles, less or iqipctlle, or debllll),
cxpeitcncc quick lrllcf nnd icncwcd energy b)
Its use.
It does net cinse llead.iclie or produce t'eiistl
tuition HI III It Iren medicines de
II Is the enlv nrciutwtlen of lien that causes
no Injurious elfccts. I'll) slot ills nnd druggists
recommend II ns Ihe best 'Civil
I lie genuine his I rnde Mink nnd crossed led
lines en vvmpiH i lake no ether Vlndeenly by
lll'.OVVN t lll.vill VI. III.
llALTIMOIIK, Mil.
SPpt11.Vll.tl) W
i ami: dvck.
HOP PLASTER.
'I Ills isireus plaster Is iilielutelv tht but ever
liinde. (einblnlng the v Irtucs of hops w llh guuu.
Iwlsniiis nnd extricls lis power Is viomlerliil In
eurtiiK dleaes v, heivetliei plasters simply ie
lli'Vi i i lik In the Isick nml Nick, t'liln In the
side or I linbs, smr Joints anil Vlusclcs, kldnev
'troubles. Kheuniutlsm. Nciii-iIrIi, snie I host,
tlc( liens of the llc.-1 nnd l.lver. nnd nil piilns
ermhes In nnv psrt i nied Insliuill) b) thu ll"l
llaslrr
-lrv It Pins' 1 cents ei tlv n for II en tl
Mailed en reielpl of price shl b nil druggists
suit ceuntlv sten-s ii Vnvfir (Viniis'iiu I're
tirlcters, lUwten, Vlnss
LAME BACK.
-l'er const Ipnt Ien. less of nppollte nnd ills
esses of the bowels take llnw lev's steinnch nnd
liver fills iVccnts (1.V1 Ivd.tw (I)
( v lt.'.ssl,.clI ic mi.dicim:.
VT The lirenl l.nglish Keinedv An nnfillltiK
cun' for linpetcncv and all IHsinses that fellow
Lessef vtiMiierv, Cnlversnl fjissitude, fain In
Ihe flack. Dimness or Vision, Premu'iiiv old
Age, mid iii.ui) ether discuses Hut lend te lu
sniitt) or Consumption nnd n l'n'innture l.nive
full parlleulnrs In our pauqihtct, which we dc
sire te send five b) mnll le ev erv one 1 his sp,.
citlc ineillelne Is Mild 1) nil druggists at 1 isr
package, or six packages for V, or will bestnt
tree by mill en receipt of the lnenc), by ml
dressing the agent.
II II UU'llKAN. Druggist,
Nes 137 nnd lti North (jtiecn street, 1amister,
fa
(in Hcceiint of counterfeits, we luive ndnitid
thoVellew Wrapper : the enlv gemilne
rn. (iU.vv .vif.uiti.NKce,
lluledn. X. .
JTacSr &
ROTHER
elEMBROIDERlES.t
A Complote line or MKDIUM unci FIND QUAIdTIKS, nn well ntt nonie or
tlie MOST ELEGANT DESiaNS IMPOHTED, te wlileh we invite opeolal nt nt nt
tontleu. 4 HAM BURG DM BROIDDRI C-S.H
Cambric Edgings and Insertings,
Nainzoek Edgings and Insertings,
Swiss Edgings and Insertings.
ALLOYERS AND FLOUNCINGS.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
A JOU LOT AT MUCH REDUCED PRICES
HAGER & BROTHER,
Ne. 2S West Kine; Street, Lancaster, Pa.
7NJ
ji:xt Deeu te Tin: ceruT ikh'si:.
FAriNESTOCK'S.r
HOUSE-ETJEnSHnG- DET &OODS,
IN IJI VN lllll s
FAHNESTOCK'S, Next Doer te the Court Heuse.
n
3iAi-iui:i:r.
KATlHtS OK FIKNACKS.
..
i.irni.i: ritiivi si:.s vim: .i.vcetw.
SKXATK tllvvnull,
Atnixv, .N. )., March 31, h-i
I'era Ieuk Hum it Ilis been in) liabit te use
IIUAxnacTii's f lLts. In fact, 1 have seldom had
is'Ctisfeii te use nn) ether mi dlcluc, nnd It
nirenls tne crenl iileasure te say that fin tillleus
ness, dysM psla, and Ihe ether Ills of the s)stein,
te which men In public lite aie meie apt than
ethers te hcsuhjci t, tin') nre iiufuvnl liable lciu
isl) .KIIIN I .1 VI (His
for Lenslliuttnii, ImliRrstlmi. foul lniiuii h.
Ilizzliicss and lli-adache, no medicine equals
llniudrcth's fills " fun-nml simple, contain
Iiir no lucrcur). 11) me the fiimtl) undlclu.
chest ami Riife sumd
A
itr.mvAi.'
Y 1 Ill's! sa USA I'A KI l.I.A.
A HOME DEUGG-IST
lNini1arll at hmnt- ts n t alwujstlie lit tt'-.t
l MitTil Illlt ' JMllllt pKUllllj t tin Iitrt tluit
n. uthiT iiiimIU'Iiii ln wen let ltlf Hiu h nnl-
itm:(I njtpreb itlen In it- own nl, -tatr uiul
mil r iul unions all jM'enli , u-.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
the fellow Intf leltt r from one of our best
known MiihsiicIiiim its Uri..-(;isis should Is' of lu
tin st teeven sutb n r -
PHFNM AT1SM ' ' ht 'l"r'' "R" - ' "" llt
finCiU-UiillOJl. i, k,. Ithiuinatlsm. sesevere
that I could nel nn. vi from the bed, or dress,
vvltlieut help. I trhd vera) icnicdles viitlieut
much ir any relict, until 1 took .Vv lr'h s,4usai
i.iiLv.h) the ul' nf imi tiettles of which 1 was
eeuiplelel) cund fl.ivci.eld tnrcu iuiiiitltli-s
of veur sausai'aiiu f , and It still letalns Its
wonderful peimlnrliv 'flic many notable cuits
it lias etrccted In this vlrlnlt) convince me that
It Is lie best bleed in. .Urine ever elfered te the
public. K f. llAiinis"
fflvcr st., lfueklund Vlas Maj U, lssi
r tt. n m
DCiDl
STEAM ENGINE
VMl-
SALT RHEUM. ,?,
A.MiitEwa. overseer
en ell Cartii t Conieni
linn, was for ever tweni) ve.irs before his re
uiev.il te I .en. II nlllt-ti d with silt Iflieuui lu Its
ieist form. Its ulienitlens nctiiall) levend
ine'et him half the mi face of his body nnd limbs,
lie was entliely cured b) A v hit's saiwai'aiiilla
s,.e ccrlllleate In A)ei s Miuamic ter fss.1
Beiler Works,
-Off-
FURNACES
Frivnle Dvvpllini,"-, Schools anil Pub
lic lliiililiiis.
Cull and see thctn. MmIii or heavy Iren, sim
ple of construction, durable, economical, the
most Umlliitlug "inrficii et an) llenler In Ihe
in irki t.
Nothing Cheap But the Price I
OUR OWN PATENT.
B-HavliiK iiei'ii In use in many of tlie larKCsl
leslileiiCLs In fjincaster In the past ten ) ears Is
the best of ev Idenrn of Its met its
feiMins ceumictu liiu heiisekeeplni; or these about te i eplenlsh. heuld lenieinber Unit our stele
Is stocked with nes and lubs or 1I i:V. 1 1 N (il AND SIIIIsriNU )lt s Ss, Itleilihed nnd I u
I'bxichiHl, In nil the various widths nml Biiides, iHiuglit ter ensli nt lower prices than ever belou beleu belou
knewn, uiul will be sold ucismllnirlv-
Alse IllUsicheil nnd t'lihlciirlitil'lnhlv l.lm n. lowels,;iewellnj:, Naiiklns. 1 Icklnirs. i links u
etc Vl.ii. lllnnkets. I oinfeils. IJutlts ( eimtirimiies 'lurkev ltisl lnlireluil stand l en is u !
Al-e, I ilipets, (ill I leth unit Hubs
R. E. FAHNESTOGK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuso. Lanc.oster, Pa.
C HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS,
METZGER & HAUGHMAN'S
CHEAP STORE.
Ia new full of Sheeting nml ShirtinR- MubIIiis of nil the Popular Mnken In nil
Widths tmtl Qimlitica, n.t lewer pricea tlum evor bofero. Tickintffi or
nil Krntles uniler the regular prices Tnble LlneiiB from Auction
frem20ctB up te 81 CO per ytvrtl Nnpklnn mul Toweln
in lnrge n.88ortment Countenwnoa from Auction
C-," NEVER BEFORE SO LOW in
letzger & Hauglnnan's Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER.
T Ittw( '! the ' iKipttr lien-' imil smn-1 llep Ih'tl
el
OIIN
(il I.IMt.
(.;
v i:n. r I!vtii(in.
rn
JANUARY,
reduce our stuck u
1885.$'
siesiiiuiie
i1
'0.
uui'vnbii nv
llr. .). C. Ayer A: Ce.,
sold Ii) all llriiiiitisis ; II,
Lewell, Msiv..
ilx bottles ler VI.
Jans lll)d.tw
J.
su.vr.UHAiti:.
!:. c'AMiwin.i. a co.
CALDWELL
& Ce.
Address,
I'EIISONAI.,.
I'iii.iiii:n Si'Piim:es Is kiIiI le liave
iculieil mere liearerH than ally man hIiicu tlie
Apostles.
Ui:i'i:i:si:m viivi: ('.vuiii:uhv, of I'liila
(lelphia, wlie lias I wen llt ut Hie. (inillil lietel,
llairisliurK) ferwvcr.il d-iys, is net e. peeled
te nx-ever.
(iovinixeu M Vint Mil Ki or.Mlssenrl.vias
InaiiKilriiteil en Metula.v. .7. . Martin was
inaiiKiiniU'il lioverner of Kans,is, (iovenier
tirny vvas in,iiiiiiniiPil In Jiulfaua.
full i .ksilir vin, luus mail. eil ox ex ox
etitlve ability lle lias enormous prlile in,
Ilia position nnd lias pursued tlie labor con
nected witli it almost witli (us. ion.
Tiium as Of viuivjl yirs old, tlie leinulcr
of tlie I'ljde steamship 1 lies nml ene of the
bent known Hliippiiij; men In l'tilladclphla a
BRONZES
DECORATED CHINA.
RICH FANCY GOODS.
a visiTToeiut slum: is vi:nv i!i:spi:t;r
ftU.I.V siii.ici'l'KH.
902 CHESTNUT STREET,
ffllleVIIKI.flltA, PA,
,tetici: te tiu:siassi:h.s and
i UU.N'.N'r.ltS. All persons inn hereby for
bidden te trespass en uny of the lands of the
Cornwall or hieedvM.II estates, In Isbmum ami
Ijinciintcr ceiintlcs, whether Inclesed omnia emnia
i le.ed, either for thu purpnae ofiiheotliij; or llh
tin;, iilliuliivvlll be rhfldly enforced nKalnst
ull tiespnssluKouiuililhiudef the uiiilerlniu'il
lifter this notice.
VVM. COI.KMAV FUEKMAX,
It. I'l.lltY AI.IIK.V.
KUWAIIUU. PltllKMAX,
Attorney for It. VV, Celeman' helm.
OCtlltfilAW
Jein Best & Sen,
Xt 33 KST FI1.T0S STIIiH,
JanhVlViLV'" l-A.NCASl'Klt. PA.
HavFxe i)iss,eiiVi:i) i'AnTNi:ii.siiii'
. nnd pennanentlv closed the Chestnut
btrt'l'l Inin VVerku, I dcslre te inlenn my old
liutrens nml the public (tencnilly, Ihatluiu still
In the business, 1elni; located lu the fenn lien
(einpanv'H Works, .North flum utrcet, where I
nm inaklnij Iren and llniss Cnstlnus of every (In
HCrlptlen. nnd will be pleased te serve nil who
limy favor me Willi their patronage. ! rem W
) cam experience in tlm business nml using the
best material nml emple) lug the bcHtinechanlcs,
I inn Mitlslleil IiiiiiKiiiirniiteiii'iillnnialUr.ictlen.
CastfiiKS inaite fiem u mlitiim of Iren nnd steel
which nre mero rcllable for Htrcnitth niulduni
bllity than the best east Iren known. V teeth
roll pinions, lolls and rolling mill work u spec
ialty. Castings Hindu or vcr) soft Iren, nnd brass
eastings et ever)-(Ii scrlpllen. 1 hare all Ihe put
terns of the well nnd favorably known .Vlewrer
Cern una con iriisncr, reuiieu mm liupievcii.
also en hand. Mills completely tilted up or lu
Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats, all reduced in price.
Seal Plushes and Cloaking Cleths and Trimmings, all reduced
in price.
Dress Goods. Shawls and Skirts, all reduced in price.
-4-Carpet Departments
We are receiving our NEW SPRING STOCK in Velvets, Brussels
Tapestry, Extra Supers and Ingrains. Prices Never were se Lew.
Persons wanting Carpets the coming season, it will pay thorn te leek
at our Stock and Prices.
arsreia: ce..i:cri;i 1177 77;..''e.v;-63
freiii.liimiar) S, fss.-,, our stoic will he closed nt (1 p. in , eleept sntuida)s, until liulliei notice
f'JOriN S. GIVLER & C0.M,"
Ne. 25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
B
OWKHH .V III'IIST.
parts, te replace OKI ones wmen juiveeccuiu use
for ) i urs, giiaiiiutceliig them te glv (-satisfaction.
u. u. mlkjv i, or, i .
llllg ll-fillld
hoots axi .suuM.
OAIIOAINS IN IIOIiIDAV ,SMTIi:UN.
WM.H.GAST,
XO. 10S X011T1I QUKUX STHRK'l.
ni:.i.i:it in
Beets, Shoes and Rubbers.
Wn hnve liav e a nlcn let of Viincy Slljipcrs for
Chilsiuiu i-ieseins, nt puces raiigiiik' iienui
Alse a luff line of Medium
g fieui il.l.i
Priced lloel.,
mi
hhec and Kubbers, which will be sold ut thu
lowest possible prices. .New Is thu Hum for bar
gains, whether In ltendy-inadn erJOnleicd
Werk. We continue te lend nit ethers lu meas
ured work- for ludleser gentlemen, nnd our Finn
freiich Calf Ceugrca Heets or Mutten shoes, for
tk9n, vvogiiarannnte lm eiiiinl tejaiiy (snosheo
le be liad uny where. Ily our new nielhoilwe
overcsiuie ull s(iU'Hklng, which Is e objectiona
ble te uiuiiy persons,
etvi: US A
TIIIAI. AND
fl,i:ASKD
VOU VVII.I. UK
Ol f Cff VORTIlOPMIIJilNnilY
tplXJfJJJ Geed le be iield ut ii very
iicavy icductlen, en account of removal le our
lltlW H1II1C. is. .s.ei lit winrii s.i. r.
M l-.VIl
IVn iipin.iiu.iiii
NKW YOltK A
jaii-ia
UHMll.l.tNKItYCO
it Went King Ml., l-unea.ter, fa.
JANUARY
SALE
V l: Sit VI.I. Of f Kit Ollt hTlll K Of
WHITE, SCARLET and GREYBLANKETS
At liically llediiecd fllces.le elose out the Unfile Let, as we de net want tecarr) them evi I' the
bciHen. Ifuiuuiuber, vie didilLt IU per cent, from eveiy Lasli !de
COMFORTS.
COMFORTS.
I. VNSfl.S
ri out 5 1 cuts per )urdup. SIIKK'l IM. A.N 11 MII1IIT I.NU .VU'SI,I.s), Linge HlecK lit l.ew ruces.
ulii, in ner eciii. dcducled Ireni everv Cash babi. Vv'ueneii today uilm linn riuitlltlesln IVunil 11
Inch fll'l.OVV C i: MUSMNSul l.ew l'llrcs, w llh lflpci cent, ikducted fieucvciyi ash Mile
KliL'.int linn le close out with lnper cent, deducted fieinevei) Cash hale 1 AVION I
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
Black Silks and Black Cashmeres.
We etrer them low. with HI per cent, deducted from uvery l naii Nile, f lease give us u tall as
lOiirpiirciuiwusui ." ... , .,
in., uxcept haturda), until fiiitlivrmitlcc
you w III be suie le nnv e money en ) our purcluses et us
ij-iiiirsieie win (leseuui u
BOWERS &, HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
rrnADQUAUTr.us keii Tim
in'iiiak jii:i)iei.N'i:s,
Ka-ten-ka and Medoc
Indian Oil,
AT-
Lecher's Drug Stere,
NO.OKAbT KINQ 8T., Lancftttcr, .
riim: i.AurmsT, hi:.st and .most
.L ceinplnlc assortment of Kuchie, Cuslne and
f ekcr Cauls In the town, from ic per pack up.
II VKTllAN'S YKM.OW KltOXT ClOAlt
Hl'OIti:
CONSUMPTION.
I have a positive reincdv for fhe nbeve dls
case by Its uu thousand of ca-os of the went
kind uud of long standing have bi.cn cuicd. in
deed, te utreng u inv rultli III Its cfllcacy, tlint 1
will Mild TWO llern.KW fltl.i:, together with
a V A 1. 1 A lll.K 1 lti;.Vl 181: of thu dlseune te any
mtferer lilvepxpiessund 1 O, nddrcss.
llK.T.A. Hl-OCUil,
iitiuicecUeinw 1U1 f earl bt N, V.
A