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Poetry
How.
Rise I for ths day I piumlnjr, "
And you ll ilroaiiiittir on ;
Tbe others have bunkleil their armor,
And forth to ths flxht have none
A plan In tha rank awaits you,
Kitoh man ha some part to lny t
Th( pant Mild tlit? Fut urn nre nothing,
In the face of ths stern To-dny.
Bis from your dream of tlio Future,
Of galniiitf soiuo hard fought llcld ;
Of storming soma airy fortren.
Or bidding situ Riant yield ;
Your future has dcml. of glory.
Of honor (Mod Kraut it may !)
Hut your arm vill never IxiKtroiinr
Or the need mo great a to-day.
Rise ! if the pant (lutniti you,
Her sunshine, and storms forjjpt ;
No chance to nn worthy to hold you
As those of A.vniti regret ;
Bad or bright, (the U lilVli't ever ;
Cst her pliaiitoui arm away,
Nor look back, nave to lenru tlie les-
IIOII
Of noble strife to-day.
Itine ! for the day in pawln ;
Tlie eotiud that you scim-ely hear
I the enemy marching to battle ;
Ariwrt I for the foe Is here !
Stay not to sharpen your woapou,
Or the hour will atrikeutluwt.
When from druaum of a coming battle
You may wake to fiu.l It pant.
Auki.aidk t'ltorroit.
t ut Th Poor.
REBEL PRISONS.
BY I) II. It. HOTltllVJK.
He was my companion from An
napolis lo the western part of Penn
sylvania, and lives to-day, shattered
in health, but not shaken iu the re
aolulion to live aa long aa possible.
Hergeant Croaa, another comrade
was a man of opposite tendeiioioa,
with something of chauirefulnets in
Lis mooda and disposition.
Ha waa. perhaps, as noble benrted
aad brave a fellow aa evjr stood at
a gnn.
Elatod or depressed easily by
good news or the reverse, hi was
Dot the tempoiaiueut t endure the
horrors of prison lif.i He s ink uu-
del it. and, I behove, would Lave
died if I, and several of bis oomradus
wonld not bate talked to him every
day, we encouraged hiiu iu every
thing; at times we almost give up
in despair, bo might at last die
amid the despondency and gloom of
tba prisjn, but be ralliod uu J come
oat victorious.
Hassack, died while on bis way up
North, (bough be got bis parole, be
was shattered iu tniud and body, bo
roused biuiutlf at the prospect of
going home, midetbe effort, and
died.
Ireoollsct asking bins, at one
time, what be thought of the south
ert chivalry. 1J is answer bad in it
food for thought, which though it
miy be indigestable In these lenient
times, was the spirit evoked by th e
barbarous usage of prisoners.
"I bava tuado np my mind," said
La, "tooue creed, political and re
ligioos, t govern ray conduct wbon
I get oat of tbis prisoti tlilomma "
unri..i ..... I :.. i..t t I i
Bit u vtoua la vubi i a iiiijiiiitiu,
'To bate what (bey love, and to love
what thy bate." I shall be euro,
then, to bu on the right sido" If
1 the future is to bo a repetition of the
past, I think bis crood a sate one
one for Ibe guidance of the North.
1 Bat lot as charitably hope that,
now the great uiorfl cause of south
ern iobaiaanity is remova l, wroug
ideas may alsobo rovolatioQi j 1 aad
' mpplantedby oewooos. At Florence
the difficulty of CBcnpiog was in
' creaited by a deep ditch, already
described, encircling tbo entire prig
.' 00.
, Tbis made tiinnelling diflbiilt and
. , unprofitable, as it carried the tua
!. ' Duller at onst but just beyond the
.' . atockode, where getting from the
" ditch would, oodor any ordinary oir
' cumetanoes, attraot or draw the fire
of Ibegaard. and made escape au
kaposaibility.
(; - 4 Yet men get out, by bribing the
' sentinels, and makiug their escape,
: with assisUDce, over tba stookade.
' One lacky fellow, who wss the
poaeeeeor of a watch, with several
other, ' made bia escape in tbis
'manner, and aneoeeded ia gettiug
ato tba Federal lioea
t elurwords cost bin) in the North.
aooiiaoUlly, on the train from
Thiladlpbia V Pltuorg, and be
.' . relxi tka nartiouUrt of bis duu
garoiM aslfouturaa. u
oiaiadoa Ml i wifcU of'era mho
a . . WW I..
mekWPittJ. (u4a Pty
w
tablishiiifr hiio M their leader.
travelled nights, and
elept ia the
woods daytimes
When set upon by dogs, they
killod an entire pack tf Iber, re
sumed their journey, reaabed the
chain of mountains iu North Caro
lina, and travelled on tbe teblo lands
of these elevMioas. At tw or three
different times they m it white men,
aad, knowing it to be impossible to
trast them, although thoy. in each
oim, protested thit tuoy wcro Un
ion mo'), ilia alt9rn itive 1 iy Iwf.i.-
tliem ofkilliu tin n, oradistjdu ( o'
ilioni ia S3 no o'.bnr int iuur s ai
uot to on liugor tlioir o vn sifjty.
Tburofoi'o tbny bunknd su l gng
e l tbom socuroly, an 1 left tlietn iu
tbow.jjli t) thoirfito. if .n ill,
but to save tbomiulvos Ibry woro
bound to got them out of the way.
It wai iudool li u-.l lint no other
conrjo was left t) tlmm. bu dosper
ate mon, w!ij lit I ud irod prison
iuToiug, wore in im ninl. 1 1 torn
P'irizo under sito'i ciro imtanco.
I wuh I rema n'l.ire 1 an I (u! 1
givo tlin in in 4 na u'e an I tin full
lutaiN of his ejj.iu j, ai b i n uratod
it to ma. It il)ie vn 1 1 hi pjt o i
record. Jy urctiti him. in tin
in inner iloiTib.i.l. wh ouo of thoso
singular ooiuoide:inis which ar
stran or t'ni the i wuatio.n uf fij
tion.
Mtny suc'a cainci lonoos and
meetings occurad in icy prison life
I will iustance a few of Mioni. John
C. wboru I b ive m mti no 1 iu the ne
piges.was au ol I e imrido iu the en
gineer eorpi, in whicli I first bocoiiK
ao Uintod with him.
From tbe tiiue of my firtt cipture
I had not seen him until I mot him
at Antlers invilla. Tvr mou w 1 1 u
I had knowu at Boll Isle very inti
ruituly, mot again during my stav
at Savannah, and tbe bjo mi I tiui 1 1
stw tlioiu wn when we em'iir'ce I o
tbo llig-of truce boat at C'l r,u.st.iu
I sat down ia tba only pi tee I c uiM
dud, looks 1 aiou 1 1 at tin iui i
to ras.au I thnit I djtoHol si ne-
thing familiar iu his face t thinking1
liiiu one of my c wi il acq t liutano
at onco I nouoiUc I biiu, when, to
my surprise, ho claimed to bu oue
of my old Hell Isle usHociutes.
At ono time, iu Floreheo, a Ger-1
man mot bis brutiior, wbo u ho bad
not seen sineo he loft hoini in the
old Country snun livj yens bif no
The month of Ducumber wis col l
and gloomy, its chilly wind wailing
through those long, bitter oigbts,
like a re juiom for the deid.
The first whitoued groun ?, which
lay like a sbrowd over tbo pi inou i
tbe various dreadful form of del
pair, insanity, disease, and death i
tbo ahivoring, half-clad beiugs,
wandering with plaintive moans and
chattering teeth up and down the
prison, impress me now with terror,
aa one of the darkest times of rav
prison lifo.
can never think of that time
without tbnuking GhI with a full
heart, for deliverance. As it is the
daikost just before dawu of day, so
there is gloam of cirowniUtious
somotunos proceeding tbo light of
happier days.
Tbe rebel adjutant caiuo iutocamp
one day. looldug up clerks to work
upon a register of the prisoners, a
copy of whioh was to bo sent to our
government in return for a like
oomplimeut conforrod by I hem. 1
wrote my natuo and detaebmont
and banded it to tbo officer of the
guard.
Ia tba afternoon, an orderly came
into prison, and in i iirel for oie.
I aooompaoie 1 biiu to tbe Colon
el's quarter's which was a log bouse,
ia which was a fire place and two
or tureo pine tables. At one of
tbeie sut a youngish, rather nndsr
middle sized man, dressed ia gray,
Ue looked at roe with surprise,
aud said, with something of pity ia
bia voice, 'My poor fellow, can yoa
write f I took op a pen, which lay
apoa tbe table, and wrote upon a
slip of paper a simple aentence
sigoiog my Dame, rsuk, &c
The Colon el drew it towards him,
looked it over a moment, and said
pleasautly, '-Very goodi that will do.
Go into the prison and get your
trspa, aaU 1 will set yon ' to work."
"I bava bo trsps," said L "No
cookiog dUhee?" 'No." It appear
vd to strike biin aa very strange.
kWe)l.n aaid bo, "I'll feed you well
out here." ul caunot agree to do
writing,' aaid I, "except for tbe
IWIBUl I '
lie ka ke.1 . at tae with an angry
auasJ,aUia:y, ".YlMtOif.
...... . ' tt4&jJkB C3
I foreaea does it make to von 1'' J
eaid notbinj "Well. well, vonr van.
ketism shall be respeoleJ, air, aaid
ho, something I did oot eipeot from
him, bat after all the tyranny placed
over uk, we sometimes met a Rental-
man among the rebels. Hut they
latAPA f.tiat an.l a- - I. -a .
, r."u,4"r uw0Di "'"i-
I signed a parole of honor, agree
ing not to go beyond prescribed lim
its without a pass. That evening I
got a gloiious supper cf frosh beol
au 1 white bread; of which, however.
I did not daro 1 1 cat as much as I
inli-d for fear cf tlio como pjaocos
I nlept in the Adjutant's cabin be
fore a fire, ' and - Certainly thought
myself altogether a lucky fello.
I'bo not morning Adj it ant Kovn
olds uf the lentb Georgia, gavo me
from his war I -robs ashirtaad a pair
of drawers, whioh I couriered very
clover in ono who had s poor a sup
ply himself.
! ho, apologetically, "I did
Imvo i u?e a lot of clothes when
I
anno hero, but givo them nil a.vny
to the bloody yanks who wore run
ning aroun I th ir" (pointing to tbo
prison) "like yonrsolf."
I soul my former wardrobe ir.lo
tbe prison to ono of my coruru cs,
and thus disposed of my vermin, or
modt of them at least.
Still I had no shoes, or any otbor
articlo of clothing, except tbo said
drawers and shirt, but thoy were
woolen and warm, and I tinglo 1 all
over with pleasant sensations from
haviug again a full stomach au 1
warm clothes. I wont at ouco to
work in iliiu r up a dead registry.
This registor allowed, when com
pleted, that over eevonteon hundred
1 leial soldiers, prisoners of war.
lm.1 tiled in Huh prisou Kinco its os-
laldihbment, the lust of September,
Tho prison had never numbered
over liiteou thousand men, aud a
portion of the timo five thousand
would huvo covered the nnmbor con
tained, therein. Many of tbe dead
were maikeil, ' Unknown."
What a b'lidju of sorrows, disap
pointed hopes, and uiinoiies wcio
emhodiod iu that word. Tlioir'
uauies, their hietory all unknown,
uncared-for. thoy died. Some moth
er, wife, fatbor, or sister mourns
them, or vaiuly waits for tboir com
ing. Kiel sound of footsteps at the
d oor may causo their hearts throb
with expectancy j but no more iu
life shall they behold thoso facos
which ouc gladdenod thohousohold.
'Sick and iu prison," tboy died uu
known. Another lot of goods camo from
tbe sanitary commission, via Cbarlos
ton, for distribution among prison
ers during tbo middle of October.
A gum! was plaoed over them, and
a redbral officer, who by mistake
bad got into prison, was taken out
land parolod for tbe purpose of tak
ing charge of aud distributing the
K'oodx among the prisoners.
Itoxes also came through for pov-
cral prisoners. Tho instructions
wore, that all boxes should bo exam
ined, to seo that tbey contained noth
ing contrul and. The Colonel cow
mandiDg undertook tbo task.
Tbo first box opuue l bad a little
pocket bible, and on tbo fly-leaf was
writtoa the name of tbe prisoner,
with tbo words "l'rom your mother. ''
Asjif tbis inoideut bad aroused somo
tender rocolleotions of bisowa borne,
tbe Colonel turned quickly away,
saying, "Put on the cover again,
and let tho poor boy bavo bis box
jukt as bia mother paekod it,"
Of the Sanitary Commission,
goods wero sont, ao that I got a
good suit myself, and had a chance
to send my drawers, and ebirt iuto
prison for some of my friends, who
were naked. The Coloool aa Adju
tant were very jealous of any of tbo
paroled mou having communication
with tbe otbor prisoners.
I bad now beeu out at work on
the register over a week, gettiug
enough to eat, if I bad dared to eat
it. I bad to exeroise continual vigi
lanoe in regard to eating, and noth
ing but the most absolute self,
control enabled me to keep from eat
log too inuoh. I bad, had experience
of this kiod before, whoa released
from Uolle Isle, whioh waa of great
value to me.
As it was, I scarcely passod a day
without intensely griping pains uu I
Tometing,' my atomaeh beiug to
Weak At this time, too, began to
hav say first symptoms of paralysis,
nai vfuu ulUpaud iuto a buapl
whioh walkiiri-'" along, by my lege J "five Georgia," and other rebel regi- J
trivinir way fro.a nnder me. and I'mnta in Una. Thair dresa waaa.dlars
was for six long weeks laying np.
that t waj entirely helpless. They
even hud to feed me with a spoon,
and attend me liko a child, iu ths
0fth week, the p.ralj.i. affrit,! rav
1 J
tounge. and hogs, at which time
1
thought my bones must be It ft on
sooth soil".
But 1 base an extraordinary
amount or tenacity of bfu. ao that
wai nt last enable I to imiidI. rnct the
'Ime.iHe, and au to iliya living
iiionnmeiit of sonutbein cruelty and
Itarbarity.
During! ny .''Vn lsw.mk oi p nolo
to r')el ill til n ; ti rimo to
t'loreiico, w ilh about thirty thous
and letters for tbe d fToi'mit prisons
in tbe confederacy. As the prinou-
ers had been shifted nrouu 1 ro
much sinco their iinoiNotmieiit, it
was impnssi'da to tell exactly where
to tako thoHO letters toi,
I was Pet to work to liulp distri-
buto Uk-so letters. nd look up the ll,,vo tor biiHinoKS, why not
names oil tlio register. Often tho;rty at "ee they nre to roufuunded
persons would be fo m l to lm dead !dumb, and can not write th. ir on
wboioitpon (Jolouel instructed me to ! uames, be said, "they can llbt like
wrilo to tboir friends,
t bu'ii of the sad fact
While thus at work, it
occiirii.l to me that there
informing
had a )vei
Icttorxt for mvHulf. until I cinin to
; W0 nddrossed tsuMaaTao letters
iu formed me that all my friends 'piivnte who could uot write, as it
wero well, and though tbev wi re' woh to sow a rebel who could.
rather ol I, they encouraged me, uu 1
thereby relieved many suxiuties.
Certainly, thought J, if fortune
favors iu this raauuer, t shall get
out of prisou before tbe war is over
Receiving these letters rovive I pas
Hiouatu loiigiug.i for homo and
friends, which had been crushed for
months under tbe accumulating
misories aud more struggle for foot
bold upon life.
Tbo oflico whero I wrote nnd
lodged was tho quartera of Lieut.
Col, I vet son, which I have onco de
sciibed in these pages. Paper was
a scarce commodity,' nndt we were
not oxpotsod to make a very genor
ous use of it.
Reynold j tbo rebol Adjutant, had
before tho war beeu a cashier in a
bunk. Ho was very kind to his
Yankee boys, as ho termed us, aud
was quite au ublo hiihiness man.
Tbo Adjutant bad lakeu most of the
young bojs, Irom tbe prisou, and
put tbom iuto a cimp by themselves,
providing them with much hotter ra
tions tbua tbo stockudo prisoners
got.
In this manner, about one hun
dred boys, from twelve to fifteen
years ago, were oared lor, no was a
generous man. 11a had one or two
Hue-looking fullowe aruod tbo oflioe
whom be made great peta of.
The Adjutant was very droll and
humorous sometimes, and was never
:so happy as when hetoatd git Prank
oil aud another Viukea boy at.
dauciog, or eiogiog uoro or comio
songs.
o bravoly told thu women down
in the village, that theso boys woro
Yuukeo Riild, aud at oue tima ho so
completely h.nubagged thou into
tbe belief, that, prompted by en lim
it)', theso Secesb dames or fouls oue
ouo day made a vieit to tho prisou
headquarters, and commenced quiz
zing the Adjutant about his suppos
ed giils, wbon be, who had instruct
ed tho boys what to say, had their
hair parted ia tbo middle, and intro
duced them nt tho headqnarteie.
Tho women asked the boys "Do
you Yankee girls f" "Yes. ran ma,"
was the answer. "VI,e e do youeus
Htop at nights f "O right iu here
with ths Adjutant." YVberenpoo
each Secesb dsme took her anuft'
stick, which aba bad sat chewing,
from bor month, and sat iu blank
amaxemont, aud when the Adjutant
was out, aaid among themselves,
"This lteyoolds is a dreffel man."
These womeu a afterwards wished
to look ovor tbe stockade at the
prisouors, and were so lost to all
christian feeling and decoucy aa to
say, as they saw theemaciatod forms
of bumau bodioa iu the prison,
"Uood enough for tbom Yanks i they
needu't bavo oum'd down to fit we'
nns." Keyoolds waa a humane and
generous fellow, geueroos ia bia im
pulses, yet a rebel of tba darkest
dye, for all that.
"God ding it,n be used to aay
the Yanks have g t a p iwm-f il spite
gaiuut us, u'nd w) bava ot every..
thing 'gainst them, aud tho best
way is to fight until! U j. knocked
out of each other."
1 wluu Lad a Uauoj of aeeio tbe
PA, NOVEMBER
medley of all dry-goods in tbe Con -
federacy, and their drill in tbe man-
oal of arme embraced every descrip -
tion of infantry tactii a from ncott
to llardse.
Soiuo of the rebel privates one
day passed headquarters, aud said
oue to the other, "Good quarters,
aru't thar, Jimt" "yee renpondod
Tim. "and fnll of them dxv'.lish
Yanks." The Adjutant bond tin
rent ill;, au I turned to me, an 1 Slid,
"yon see how jxulons o ir f -I k are
who i wo do nny kin lno for yon
Ytiukj.' I have no doubt tha
veisou and the Ailj't. ha I to put up
with many insulting rcmaiks from
rebei soldiers and citir.etM.
When it was kiiowu tbey showod
luorcy or favor to the starving dying
thousands nudrr their char. o.
"T.i
tell the truth," sai I Hr.vni.lds. "I
wouldn't have one of yon Yanks t
woik on that register, but my lebs
.t'10 devil, but don t take to reading
or writing, or snob things."
j This was a blank aeknowledgo-
might biiH"11' i tho superiority of tbe
laukees in point of lutHligenro. It
was full as raro too seo a Yankee i
While distributing tbo moil, of
which I have spokon, the reble gen
oral. Winder, mado his appearance
at the prison. He was a man op-
pareiitly aWont thirty years of age,
ilrusHi'd in homespun Secesh citizens
clothes, butter-nut coat, gray pants,
tall, eparo and straight iu figure,
with an austoro expression of face, a
firm set mouth, a largo I'oiuan nose,
like a parrot's peak, and a cold
stony, stern eye
I overheard a conversation, which
took place on the tuoruiug of bis
arrival, betwoou biiu and Col. Iversou
who stood just under the cabin win
(low, near where I was writing.
Said Wider, in sharp, abrupt tonos,
' Col. Iversou, I can't have all these
Yankees running around outside the
prisou. YVbat aro tbey doing T'
The Colonel explained that it wns
ni...a.nrr. i.. .tr.l..- I.. .,rr..l., ...'
. . ... , . , ..w..uu ......
wood, and to erect shelter for the
sick.
'No necessity," said Winder, ab.
rnptly, to which Iverson responded
iu a tone of reiuoustraneo aud en
tindy, "(lemaiil, tbo prisouors, iu
spito of all I have o)ono, or can do,
aro starviug '' Let tlioiu starve
then (" said Winder, in sharp, angry
tones, putting a stop to further con
versation. Ia about aa hour afterwards,
IversoQ cume iu with a pale.auxious,
troubled look upon Lis hundsouio
features, and walking uorvously back
and forth in the oflico, gavo tho ld
To....
Jl,Ual instructions to write the or
der seuding back all tho paroled
mou except those nt woik iu the
oOloo, and a few otbors, to tbe ptiH
ou, tbore to reok o it a miserable c
istance. I mention this incident, as I think
it furnishes tbe key to tho gtncial
inbnmuuity with which prisoners
were uniformly treated iu all those
rebel hell-holes. To bo turned iuto
tbo stockade meunt death aud suro
death. Why men would cry like
children if you just uioutiou tbo
stockado t i tbom. It was a horror
above all horrors.
To be Continual.
THE G30D (?) OLD TIMES.
a a . . a
it sounus very poetical to say
"the good old timos," but if we
should bo strictly tititbful, having
an eye opon tho aotuul ruther than
upou the seutimental. we should be
more inclined to designate them as
the "mean old times" especially if by
some powerful freuk of nature, we
should be taken ap aud not back
among the days that fell to the lot
of those who were men and women
when our grand-patents woro little
children. It ia no wonder tLot Den-
juuiiu Franklin, with bia prophotio
visioo, wished it bad been hi des
tiny to bo born two or three centur
ies later. Think of the journeys
tbeu requiring days, that may now
be accom lisUed iu as many hours,
and with far more comfort Tbiuk
of sitting iu church winter after
winter without cheerful . light of a
Are t eavo that whioh was kindled iu
tbe imagination . by the glowiog
eloqueuce of tboproacboi, as bu do
suiUiJ tba torutouU of tbo daua
4
23, 1882. NO, 14
TLink of paying or fift
a year lor a i o vt p iprr,
aud thlok.also. of the brgg 1 lit
He sheet and all its uegcr
.T' "iliew. Thluk of living without
a irictiou match in ths Iioiih or n
carpet, or gaslight or lewilig nla
chiue, or doiu without over-ilioox
au I a ubrol a , and a thousand
ot ter things that wo edl necussitioM
It is startling to ounxider tbo innlti
ta Iu of tilings small anil great, thul
we poseees which contribute to oui
comfot t, our welfare, our ease, oi r
eiijoyiuuiit, that were liltwily un
known to our itin ici iil )iaDdfatbi-if
and uovor Could bivo enlored their
dreams The spirit of progics
consults our cuiivetiieuoo snd mill
tiplius advantages in ever diiictiun.
uiih meing Ibechaiuis of life, dimin
isbing its pains and inviting us t.i
woloomo and enjoy its iniiumeia! le
gilts.
f'ijsicKiits, Vr.
J WINITl'.Id) HAMI'J'KI.L,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
(Viitreville, SnydiT I'o., I'ii
llllnnhlii 'Mhl.ual ;iiim in th .il.llt.
ly l,'2.
JJ II. liU ISDN Hit,
I'lileH i
IlKAVHIt I'.iWN,
I Mfftr IiIn irnfa.ifiiml ncrrl, i
ol H.' rlowtlai.il tlnlnltr.
Kin i:o,
l'X..
I I.I ttlA ll'n
AT. ., 'HI,
n, re. ii kimii'.
I. liniKR II A l II I tl.
BARBER & IIASSINGER,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
I Ifli r th' Ir pmti'Mli nnl unrvlcn. In llm ,-iilrnn
"I V Mil mini runt! I vl.-lult V . Mlttf l limit
Vnl llir Uuurl Moti, In Am.. 1 1' I ii I l.l I n w
ii.t. r., ni.
DIC. J. Y. Sill MUX.
8UK0EON AND I'll VSKMAN,
Mid llrliiirt', l.
Olleri Ills irntolons I irvl-a , ha oituan.
ui Miil.noi.urit &ml iLmiic.
Mor.ai.'ii;.
J)ll MAKAND lionmocl
Fremont, Snyder county, Pa.
Urmlnaianl r.lilmoro('ollK nl fh mcUm
n.l NurHoiiit. oilora lil .rifitl..n I nervlct
to Hi inbllo. H..m tngllnu n.l (.orumo.
March, 17, lArl. II,
JJjV SMITlir
Physician & Surgeon,
i.ivr Spriiii.i, Sntjilrr Comity, Pu.
Ortori hi. prolamlnnal rvlorf loth inlll
Om.0 oo Mlo ttroat. Juno Ii ;o
J)U. J. O. WAUNEU,
I'liialclnii nnd Sur on,
"" 'lr'.'f,...oi,.l ,,. ih. ,,..
, ui n.uumuiirK an.l vi.-liilty. AllK. ,'ulf.
J)U. J. P. KANAWKL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
1 1'M,r,,,,,l, s,'lfr '., In
6 3S in iuo pul.Mi..
J. KCKHKKT,
SURGEON DENTIST.
fcit ItllKlt l" lll.Ol'K,
MiiiA.ron; i'liiit'a.
I'rorouloutl bajlaoii irototlr mtomloa Id,
Aim '7.
piiUClVAL UEUMANN,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Kratimillr, Suydrr Co.,
Pa.
Offer hU pMfaMlnnftl orloB to tb Una
o Kritsrvlllft nn I vlilnlty. Auk I
J)H. A. M. SMITH,
PHYSICIAN ,l.V svnaiutN
Oflorti hlN iirvruaa-lorml a Ttri. j t.i n.V u i.-..
Hojit. 4 1.1. '
Jj V. VAsTlWKIIIK,
aUltaiC.VL MECHANICAL DHNTIST
Selinsrove, I'eiin'n.
MidJIcburg, SnyJor County. Pa.
I)KKII IN rKAm,IK MKIU Till JIKFOT
IM Ailolilblirif ami vl. inllr.
Ivorytbini; lieloiiijiiig to the pro
J re-alnii ilnno In tho I. nut umnnsr. a il
aimi ilr.ni. Il, , It I.J.d ...n n r. .11 '
Aitwork
11a will a II. n.l ,.. I......... . '
oom at l.'nulmylllo, Troiol r, llaaycr-
turn, Ailaniliur ami l'loovlllr.
aa
UobiU.
IIiii'ilwlnn-rr, Jtt.
0. S. MASSER,
- Proprietor.
-n.VTt" ,,!0M?" ,ll,,n Kofurnlthoilonil
will .0 koit la tha llrat fonni Ivonla Nlylo.
Uuo.1 l.l.uuri, Uooil UiHOnan.l Cliarxai orv
Uodorata. Marco
BOARDING HOUSE.
fllllK Uudomignod woulJ rovptolfully in
X form tho Irafolling publio, buoineor
mon. wltnaaaaa a...t l,HiMl..ii.bj .
Uiurla llial Ua haa ma.la auii.la uruuaralluno flu
liolr ocoiua.uu.lallon and anil .n.l....- ....
I. rulii hla palruu In kchmI alyla ot tho unal
.......u.. rata,, uiwrmun Huuaa a few door,
WMtoftuoOturt Uju.o.
. ..... . UAUHIBI.DEWS'H.
apr.H'TS. Iy. rntl. u,t.
CENTKKVILLE- I10TKL,
(LaUMn. Woaror'o.)
Conlorrllo Bajilor Cs., Pa.
FETICH MAKTMAH, froprloto ,
ThU looiOiUhlUhod aaSwoll knowa ko
korloK haoo purooaood by tko undoroUooil.
IMiiatkaraollbapubliopot rcoauo.
anni. s.u. ytiTiiu hamtmaw
. WANTED, 8AUC?..EM. .
Eluciau.a. !,. . il ii"n rnmii'l. biliirtiiTi..
ri.bihbta wrryThyrs(!i tt&Mf
JSRSMlAK OROUB, trv
t'fSTni ' isitrptKm;
rvro IxjiA.a n VEifA n nv. fay
' al vHhwax months, or 2.flrt if tt-'
psid wiihin tictxr.'t No psiwf ilW
cntititmd t,ntii srl vmcarV(
psld nnress at the vopth)fi W fei
lisher. ,.
frsSpiWswisie tf ne JrmiitV'
fATAUI.B I If ADVANCH.
iVrsotia liltln ami ttMv, pspef
addresaPd olhnwi.etloniDtniiwi noers
and are liable frwthe ire Of thepnper
PLAIN
TRUTHS
Tlis WoM Ii ths ftittficWitlon or
life, il circulate OimiiRh rvcry it
of ths Ixitly, nn.l unlin it i pure
ami rich, pxvl liralth 1 Impouililc.
If ttic hi cntrml ih trtrm
Ilia itfiirc tiiiliiuirk y t.idilVi!
it out u lo tauily aud nnch ihc
bl.s.1.
1Vc limpttf firt ire well'
tnnn, nu.l tlie 1nc,hc-t mertlcul
Buthiiiilii't llwi HiXltrt? hut
iron will riM..r Ilia lilo.l t.i lt
natural cuuihUuut aiul uli lli.it
nil the imn I'trparntiniH liitliciti'
tnmlc dim ken Ihc teclli, muse liuul
nclic, ami are otheiwiM ln;u...ni.
HhiiWN'sISmN lltl IMSwillthnr
Mighty ni riilrlljr swimllntc with
the I'lu.'.l, putif) inn ami ki.ii-.Ikii
ill; il, ami thus ililvc iIIm-hw fmm
any p.irt of the vt.'in, nn.l It will
n l til.icl.t n the li clli, cause lii-ml-urhc
t i ii -I i ..in .ii , anil ii
bvcly ut mjuriiiuo.
Saved hit Child.
i; N. Euuw St, tbliimoiT. MJ.
1U ii.
(inU :tpnfl th RfKinntwU.
1; .ii .f 0 fri, tut I trtp.1 llotmn't
IH.iN lllltWHo ot o o-ntfl sim! rc
ftioraf.ve for my diifihtcr, whom
I wa Ihormiyhly oonvlnirrd w.
to.iMil.tf n..y WIlN i.ttO-tllnHl.H,.
Ilavti.4 Iml thrvo ilaitlilri I y Ihr
.-r,.hl4 ttl-a-a, umi. r itt cme ,.f
frititnenl nhw.lf - loth to
llir,
Ilia pt,.r uf thr iriu-p, hut. lo -
lh.U anvll'lhtf Ctil.l arrrH
my k il iiriii-a, iwh ta o.y d.niKh
Irr ItrtH nliff iwt..ttlc ..f ltai'WN'1
Im..m I.i i tftti,, ,hr IM-Kn t.i oirn.i'
and now It i.iiio rr-t"t-l 11, ai,tt,r
hr.klih A fmli ihiurililar U-art to
allow ,:ntm pf Crmilimphnn, an.l'
whm the vhy-loljn rnii,ulir.l
he .iin:k1r 'huI "Tnnirt w.ra rc
oiiiri.l.'' ;in. ln inkirniril it,.,f
llir rhlrr ai.t.-f Wim l.ik-n MariwN'ft
1h..n HitiMo, np..uatU "tlui ia
o guod tunic, iVf it.''
AUWMAM I'HOIM,
rsow's Iron Hirrrss ciTcrtiial-
ly curt-n I )k'im.-, IinliikUnn amti
-akiiru, mid rrniien the ;rr.itut
ri licf ami Um lit to crM)ii aufiVrlnjy
ftom such w.vslinj; liv mi m Con
auuioiuii, KiUuiy Cuuii.lainU, tier
Absolutely Pure.
TliU itoler u vt r vtrii'a. A mar) of pur'
My. trriutlt ail m1 wholi enm ih-. M'r i
i hut nriitmrj hil m-il raiinnl las"
wi in i'i iiii i "in villi I ho tnilltltilil't uf ln
hrf W 'tHtit, Blum ttr nh 'Ki'liMt' rnwi r.
rv IN f AMI, liflYAIa ItAKIKO
MWKI n, Iini Wo, 1 1 hi, N. Y.
Ann. 7, kN .
riiii'us.
! will ma. 11 flrf) li rf1t lr rttnplay
VKrlMlil IIh I nt thul will rtmm litt.
Krr Is Ira), 'titilr )nl Mlolrlie-ai, If ft vilif
tli it in felt, i ler n nil I nnl mil : t o In-true
tu t l'r iirotlneliK lxnrUtii kp-wMi ol knlf"
n ft inll l.ntl 01 Mi it(i I n Add In
cn i (in it. ri niiii. iibii Tiliil'LUr a r U,, If
sXai.e.ny M IS
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Tle itilvrtter hnvltiK hfn prniftofill
i ar. tliitt ilri ad dlfo.tMj, t'cpauiuptliMir by ft
vliii('l rMiiiiv, I fu louat ti itmt. ku'iwa to
Ida illtw-tiHilsri ra i h" inttniii I rur. To ft 11
wliu ilclie H, lie w ill Dfttitl ia fl"p? of lli pre.
vnlj'tlou u-.U, (iron I flmrbtft )wltb Hi ttHftw
Itnlia lef rullllK KIhI uallipt (lift tu, W hit ha
tbey w it) 11f.l ure t hi I . ( tiiulia etUlM
4 mi Hit nt pi Iiiii. AmIIiihii, Hi ism hiii. ft,o.
Fur ilea tvi.lilrifet tlm I' crltin, will iiiiar
ft.t.lr. ...K. v. K. A. Wli.iSO.S ; 1W4 itftU n
Wil;Um-tiurKTi. N. Y.
SI IlLVII tAI VM aim ail ft oA. I l,,at a,aio lo..aoa
Ascr;ont 'nKiiiuiiY. riiKMAruh iar..
I V. ftinl M itiftftltvul il vulilul I miller
Hon, will lor l ift mlis ol ivu riun femnftiiltv
ml (r to nil who h.llt. Hi ri ami II.
Taction l r n aitlim thaamila ramaaly hf blen
ha wa rur,l, Nuttarara ulitnat to profit
tin' atlvartlaer'a Karlinra do ao bf
Uf av-log I'' r'i tirt t onfi itanra.
Ji-HN H.ia.tfcaM, 4'iCcalar tt.-M. 1.,
rob U, ly.
PRIVATE 8 ALE OF
EEALESTATE
fpilK nndrisinrd flVrs at private
-1 Mlo, tho foil.. mini ilrrorll.t.l Roil RatoloK
II t A form illoula in Irankliii lp , Sny.lor
i"u , Pa, , oilla writ ol Mlilillakuru, eoatwta
108 Aries
of tho bot I lit) ftuno laid, aborroi tro oroef'
il kooiI lianio tlwi-llli.i hnuto, korii, oa4 owa '
or ooti.nlMlna wall ol K.....I wau, oaV tWo -door,
Snwitii wolar on tha loraatkrVvinoi
oooKi.r.'linril ul oi.oiro Irolt trroi rora, la o
latU out ololltollun. Ttro.fooof A.Uraoov
JOSKKII WAf.TEB.
Fob. it,
JlldSlofcsrg, FS
1. 1
Atrcnts Wanted for
lEHOEii OF TBE PLAIN?,
i. W, lIL'KLt, ,
Kn.hrodm tko 1.1 too nd WoaSorltrl 4 if row
luioo ol WII4 Mill, Nwtlkilo) Htll, Klk or- '
on. t)aH.I'a)u,l)ail. Jark, Traf J oka
I Mitrorula Jut, otil oil or eoMroioal lallaa.
riukioro. Kooiito, llunlo.o oo.l (IflUto. Alru
bUt.iiloal work olibrllliOM nSvoiilurao. m tka
rlolna, an.l Ip wo-ioia piiiaroM okJ otaltlia.
Ion. f ichu wlik Imliai.tl UranS ltok
lluni.t iHonlo Auroiitiirot' Nti a K.. '
0...l W oo lorlul SUU.IIIBK U.I KMIhoI W.
I. II. to ll.o lar Wa.lt lwi llnai,Mwiaal 4
ku.l-i.ano lioloroo rioioil A kr-M bona oov
AkOiiia, lutolli a arvtbli.il. akkuaicoo,
tlAM. Aiont'i o. iaplota wu'StMi ot
nt ooS oui.y lo Oil i. Wiuaai owt
arloa
iwl-
ov,ih' lon -i il tm r-ia.1 tr--ul it
N..i, . I I emH .)., .-. t,X.f,
tkit.ama.il U ttt
hI'Mirr'lTrM
'i
k1
ft