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tea (*firmala *aka aafit
i on d ag , 117 Eat* J. Slaw^ at al n tar
rasa if pad arietl7 s apirsaaa-4,2 ott per
.saga tf tat it advises. Ito astramiplica
flisocatimal, maw at tie splits ef *a pair
Liam, aattl sitsbeinirmgn ?sill.
Airmintasiarts lassma st tt• sang imam.
Jos toureroor- es.. it nestooso sad as
patah. ,
Onset la Beath Idediseri street, directly
oppesies Wdittidere' nobs Betablithgeont--
"Oememesa" 6a the sign
Wm. B. Brocieu..,
ATTOILNIIT AT LA W.--Cktfice Weetlll4-
Q. street, one door west of Übe MR
on Howe.
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Zdward 8 Buehler,
.4 ITORNKY 11 LAW, mill hakkilly earl
AoII, promptly Lame us all baptisms sournsipd
to sum No speakr tbr Gomm lassivags.--
Otlies at tits was piece, la Boasts Baltimore
'civet, as&r Tosses drag store, sad pearly
opposite Daus: k Zisgier's store.
Gsttyskarg, Otani' ZS.
D. lioConstighy,
ALIfTOILIfiIY AT LAW, (ales one door 'not
of illasialerl drag and book stora,Clessa
beritile street,) ATTONNIT AND SOMCITION 1101
PATSWIII LSD Piestom. Donut.: Land War
man, Back.psy suspended Clidms, and all
other claims against the Government at wait
' sites, D. C.; also AsOficon Claims in England.
Land Warrants loestad and sold. or bought, and
highest prices Jima. Agents engaged ILI lo
eatiae warrants In lowa, Illinois and other
meant jpirApply to him personally
or by letter. •
Oettysbarg, U. 'U.
L c Neely,
ATTOBICEYPigiW,miII attend to collec
tions andseidlisaller.business intrusted to
esrowith peampianne. Once nearly opposite
Faimmitoeit's Store, Baltimore street.
Ontaysbarg, April 11, 1859. if
Win. A. Duncan,
A TTORNKY At LAW.—Office to the North.
vest corm et Centro Square, Gettysburg,
[Oct. 3, 1839. tt
A. I. Cover,
A TTOTL I IIT AT LAW, will promptly &turn.
la. to Collections and all other basilicas en
trusted to bim. Office between Fsbnestocks'
and Danner k Zisglers Stores, Baltimore street,
Gettysburg, Pa. (Sept. 5, 1859.
Dr. A. W. Dorsey,
paoRIMY of Carroll county, ad., having
peresaasetly located is tlettysburg, ours
Iprofessions! serried to the citizens of the
tows sad surrounding ecteintsy In the practice°.
the wives branches of hi, profession. CHlles
and residence, Baltimore street, next door to
The Compiler office, n here he may be foisad et
all dim wises not professionally engaged.
. -
II KKKKK ICIIII.
Prof.istliaa IL Smith, Etwitheore,l(d.
Rev. Amputee Webster, D. D., Bslsietore Yd
Dr. J. 1.. Wa4lleld, Westin/aster, Md.
Dr. W. A. Itatittas, " "
Jacob Roes*, Esq.,
IJl===l
G. N. Wimpler, 11344., "
Rev. Thomas Bowes, Gettymbarg
Oct. 25, 11158. eat
J. Lawrence Hill, N.l).
AS his (Ake one lb ,
door west of the ‘A•
Alseancherch in
oassabersionrg street, and opposite Picking',
store; where those wishing to have say Deatal
Operatic& pertersed are respectfellytavited to
eall itarisitirnsa: Drs. Horner, Bay. C. P.
Breath, D. D., Rev. H. L. Bangher, D. D., Rev.
Prof. N. Jacobs, Prof. M. L. Surver.
Gettysburg, April 11, '53.
Collectors, Take Notice.
El Collectors of Taxes for 1858 and preri
osis year*, is the different township, of
A county, are hereby notifieat they
will be required to settle up their dr.ates on
or before the 21ar MT of Nommibtr acrt, oa which
day the Commiatioaers will meet at thehr edits
to give the necessary exoneration*, he. It the
&Ilk:alas are not settled up In flan by the above
date, the Collectors will be dealt with aocomil-
Into law, without regard to persons.
The Collectors of the present year will be re
quired to pay om to the County Treasurer ail
meal*, that may be collected by the Neeelahet
Court.
Jitter the Intimday le Deeembee so nee
eratiolia pm tosmtd oa Military Taxes.
R RENNER,
JAMB BAFFENSPIRGEII,
DAMBL GKISELYAN,
Commissioners of Adams county.
Attu{—J. IL Wairea, Clark.
Oct. 17,15'5!. Li
Real latste Agency.
r 4 andersigaed hes made arrangements to
21ain Gettysburg an AGENCY for the
RKLL ESTATE, to which he invites the
attention of persons wishing to sell or purchase
Parses et Beal Estate. I have provided& Book
in which will be registered (for a reasoaabie
charge) a general description of such properties
as parties wish to dispose of at private sale.—
This Register will be open to rime desirous of
parehasiag properties, free of charge. Secrecy
as to ownership, terms, ire., will be invariably
observed, when desired. Properties will also
btextenelvely advertised under special contract.
sirAn necessary information can be °Mala
=n application to the undersigeed at his
nee la Gettysburg.
Sept. le, 'Sg. tt DANIEL PLANE.
Marble Yard Removed.
subscriber having removed his place IrZeroes. to Past York street, a short din
hanne below St. James' Church, would announce
to are public that he is still prepared to furnish
all kinds of work in his line, such as Moat-
Nntenis, Headstones., Ite., kr., of every variety of
style and knish, with and without bases and
sestets, to suit purchasers, and at prices to suit
the Weak Persona desiring anything in his lime
will Ind it rt decided advantage to examine his
AO& sad prices haters purchasing elsewhere.
Gettambert, March 11, 1859.
RemovaL
sabeeriber has restored his Meet
srL Machias Shop from the Istes
bdiaqg to Railroad street, opposite Tatars
Assenedth shop, bask of the . 'Cagle Hotel,
orlon Ir is better prepared than ever to at
test W sesiomers. Ploughs always on hand
sad as& to order at the shortest native, and
Reapers,. Le., repaired. Also he
min MOW to amain and repairing Mocha.
Nay IQ. - DAVID WARRIN.
Private Sale.
rsabeerTher erten at Private Salon
ie ROM AND LOT, on High
niesininag Solomon Powers. The
Mom Is • twcr.4l Brick, nearly new, with a
811011FiNaSiNag, sad a well of water. Terms
DAN'L. F. PITTIOM7III.
11. JO* .4f
_ • at New Cksods.
/VW MEOW /ISS ilia raceiviid trete the
Ur ar so ielr at iee et awe MOTH% Casa
=lli=
and V 'a Elhrtrie, sad
= *ft a tariag at ILIIDISIP
Mal. eat sect/test. They
gib be NM thaei ler the dessey.
fatiapisatg, Oes, ir, law • ' •
Private Bak.
•
r s=
• IWASIIIIMION TIMM, New Oxibrd,
1114., vl* 11, NM or two ea seessua•-
z si::rel per l impii i • wts=4llDer yr
Mil et Om vbs
wipetersi7 bailonsade a la rew i ttbe
lbw ' • • Qr. F.
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BY 11. 7. STAMM
42. r! YEAR.
Jurors for November Court.
• mum MT.
ifsio•--Josepli L. Snort, Wa. Sea. _
Latlinom--Georre Bobisataa, Haar- I. Byers.
Linard, George B. tea Mt.
Orfor4--Aathony Yeti:.
Gersiany—George Sheely, George Gulden,
Bphraim Swope.
Alwins.
Franklin—Jona Brady, 13est7 Harlan, Jacob
Lady.
Menallen—Chrietopirer Ries.
Huntington—klichwel Lear, Alfred Willow.
ifountpleasant=BetiaatiastWaavitz,PeterOLNesl.
Conowago—Jaeob
Gettyliburg—Bdward
Hamiltotibas--Enoch Lipase, V.. iieClest
Berwick bor.—Samna Wolf.
GIN 11LAI arity.
Tyrose—Wat. Wert.
CumborLinsi—Jao. l .lr. Wes, litathitalel Liglit-
ner.
Conowzgo—John Dieter, Sc.. lamp% Burke.
Fluntingtos:--Joss. Johns, Iria. B. eardiat,
Jacob A. Gardner.
Cajon—,John Baker, Abraham RAN Semliki'
Girt.
Riuntlteedme--Jemrpheiallreeleten,Davidlitaver.
Maearien—Henry Rica.
Xolantioy—Was. Cownerer, Mary likmaler.
Ozford—Ahdiel F. G;tt, Siam Made.
Germany—Wm. Rider.
Fraaklia--Renj. Deardorff, Peter IDekky.
Gettyeb David Ziegler, Jr., Jacob Benner
Henry Jolla Winebrenner, Jobe L.
Tuts.
Btaaben--Bamsel McCreary, Jobs 0. Gilbert.
lteadom--Antkoay Wei•eL
Tyrone—Martin Baffeasperger.
Liberty—Michael Corey.
Hernias bor.—Samuel Ramer.
Berwick tirp.--George WolL
Butler—Henry Hartsell
Reading—Wm. Crtsweil lionteel
Oct. 31, 1559.
Baltimore .A.ci-ceUa.
Baltimore Safe Illanufaatary.
itArtuaws INTROS'= ammuumaa
LVI SAlTENL—Thoinaads of dollars lo proper
ty of all kinds, saved annually in these miss
tt serer failed to preserve their canteats.—
Factory, Durance street, Providesee, Rhode
Island, mid 159 North street, Baltimore, Sale
rousse, No. IS, South Charles street. Tor sizes
sad pekes semi for a circular. All Safes war.
rooted to give satisfaction.
L. N. MILLER,
No. 16 South (*arks street,
Oct. 17, 1859. Lie. 27. ly] Baltimore, Yd.
I. B. MAJLDIVII
Harding az Carroll,
rIOI6IIIS3ION MERCHANTS,
Pin Proof Watehease aad R. E. Depot,
N.. 126 Nara Howard Bend,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Feb. 14, 'U. 17
w HOLESALE and Retail Dealers In Cliff,
SON'S FURNACES, brick aad portable;
CIZEING STOVES, of every description for
wood said coal. Also, Cbareb, Hall, Eton sad
Wk. Stoves; Franklin; Air-tight, Ear-roma
sad Casson Stoves; Meow Gas-bentlog sad
Latrobe Stoves. Orders boa the country re
speclAdly solicited. Mercbaata sap pIW ea
the asset resaoisble terns.
J. WICATIUMBY k CO.,
40 aad 42 Light at., medlar from Lombard,
A.g. 22, lOU. tJaal Batmuloas.
1D WILT sad Reditaidobed, Osneer dir Hoorepl
JR, hossliis Joao, a by wham west of
the Northers Ceatral laDeray Depot, Dates-
Kota. Terns $1 per 41Y.
G. LEIBINTUNG, Proprietor,
From Saw Grim, Pawriesha.
•ug. 1, 1839. la
riOMMISSION MERCHANTS and Deakft is
kj
CORN, Cant Meal, Guanoes,
OATS, Rya Chop, Bone Dad, •
;FLOUR, Field Seeds, 1 Grossol Plaster
Nos. 147 1 149 NOIITII HOIFAED STRUT
Jas. IT, '59. ly• 'Ammo* in
SLAM TEAS. ie. P. MI MI 1
. SON, offer for sale the hollowing articles,
of eir own importation, particularly for hal
lures :
flansay Wnras—Pestartlatt's Sued pale, gold
and brown Sherries, la wood sad in glees.
Pear Wtxas—Sandeman'.s competition rod
and white Port, la wood and is glass.
!Gouts knis--.Soh■ Howard liareh's
Madeira, is wood sad la glass; also, asps
Joie*.
Roca puts--Johaaneskeester, fitelaberger,
Ilareobruaner. Cabinet, Lieb-lks•Asslick, Bros
neberg, of 1844.
CaII:AGNS WINS ' S—Yost aad Cbsados's ilia.
CM in quarts and pints.
Bamtntia--Otard and Heraessy a Lae old pia"
sad dark Brandies.
Rcite—Old and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grew.
ad*, and from the I Lands, imported direct Ikon
London.
1101,LLID GOl—The best quallty—lleriusa
brand—oad so mixture of stir poison in it.
300 bait chests of the finest f3occsoie
Beithoore, Aug. SS, ly
wm. B. itz.ALs.
SHIYTTLE SEWLVG MACHrat, price Fifty
Dollars, the most perfect Sewing Machine
ever made, combining the improvements of
TIM Patents. They will Stitch, Hem, Fell, Bind
and Gather, and will sew freni the finest, cam bit
to the coarsest and thickest fabric, !minding
leather, using glazed or unglazed cotton,
linen thread, skein silk, or twist, making • neat
lock stitch both sides alike, which cannot be
raveled ; and regularly licensed under S. How,
Jr.'s Patent. Send for • circular and smalltime
of sewing. Address, Z. mama',
Corner of Pratt sad Howard, Baltiltors, Md.
Sept. 5, 'W. De. 13. ly]
Carpets,
OIL CLOTHS AND DRUGGICTS, wholesale
and retail. Constantly on hand an wort
aunt of Carpets at low prices, eonsistlng of
Velvet, Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrain and Vene
tian Carpets, of every style and price. Oil
Cloths froze I to 6 yards wide. Also, Rage,
Ritia t Bt4rßods, Osaka almi Cocoa Matting&
Reg of oar owe snake, by the pleas or
at rust JOBRPH VICTORY,
46 st., oao dear west of Howard,
Sort. 12, UMW At Baltimore, LI
AND RILABB`WOIin, 63 Holliday
utthim m 11/118130TKit k
tie Praf are prepared to furnish
of ail -iptiou, km 10 to 10,11011
pounds, wait* are trarrostad equal is quality
toss, prolomatios of amid sad darabtlity,
to say soda la *a %Mad &atom.
Oar 1.110 ars M. of taw bolt Waists,
mmaid to Oro Mrs satiallteliou ; also,
split* imams.
atm Balk, rasitair thaw le to 100 pas*,
dew as Mad at sasbara prim.
Par Ourtillosiss fall particulars, mod kw
ass al our Oiroalars.
Am. SI, 11/0. 17
or cokored. A IT:
OCI]M 4 tI lIIAPI M
Nov 18 Cili eZ I G•D•rY, Cleitlllbs*
sve'D P. caliou..
J. Weatherby & Co.,
Franklin Holm,
Peter Zell & Son,
MILL FEED, il&y, Straw,
Wines, Brandies,
The Eureka
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Pbr3sEwre; CNDriler.
Out figher lives la Washingtes,
Aid has a world of cares,
Bat gives his cliii.irex each a farm,
Enough for them and theirs.
Till thirty well-grown was has ha,
A musierons race indeed,
Married sad settled ell, d'ye see,
With boys Iliad girls to hod.
•
So, if we wisely tall onr lands,
We're sue to earn a living,
Aid bare a penny too to spars
For weeding or for giving.
A thriving family are we,
lie looiling need deride as,
For we know how to use our bands,
Aid in our wits we pride us.
Hail, brothers, hall
Let sought on earth divide u.
douse of es due the sharp northwast ;
Some clover olds an "rowing;
And others tend the cotton plants
That keep the looms a aging;
Some build and steer the white-wing'd skips,
AM lbw in speed can mate them;
While others rear the corn said wheat,
Or grind the own to freight them.
Aid if our neighbors o'er the sea
Hare e'er si empty larder,
To seed a loaf, their babes to cheer,
We'll work a little harder.
No old nobilit7 hive we,
No tyrant king to ride u ; -
Slav sages is the capitol
leact.the laws that guide as.
Hall, brothers, hall I
Let sought on earth divide us.
Some Wilts we have, we east deny,
A foible here hod these;
Ent other households have the emu,
And so we wort despair.
'Twill do no good to new aid frown,
Lad call hard names, you see,
And whet a shame 'twould be to part
He see a family
'!is but a waste of time to fret,
Slice Meters made S. ore,
For everyuarrel vets thread
That he althtul Love has epee.
Thee draw the cords of union fast,
Whatever 'my betide us,
And closer din through every blast,
For many a storm has tried as.
Heil, brothers, hen I
Let, nought on earth divide es.
Miscallanaous_
Paradise via New Orleans.
A, few days aims, a young man who had
long been attacked to a shards, sod was
about to leave for New Orleans, mane to bid
his pastor farewell.
' And so you are going to that degenerate
place, Now Orleans, are you?" asked the
pastor.
Yes, sir ; but I don't expect to be infla
med by any extraneous pressure of that
kind." responded the young man, with con
siderable earesetatess.
'• Well. I am glad to see yen so emilideet.
I bops the Lord will Lek** you. But do yoe
know the temptations which exist there?"
"Not particularly, sir."
" Well. I do. You'll l d wanton women
hi the piles of Paris. imeptiag 60 very elect ;
and ran whims and ardent drinks ; and you'll
lad Sue eompany, and night brawling, and
rumbling. and dissipation. and running alter
the lents of the old man Adam."
"Still. sir. I hops to =abet these suedes,-
hilly."
ft I hops yen will, my dear Christian broth
er," was tb• reply. " I hops yea will, and
ist ass sail yen Ms for per sessolation in
SIM you should WI frompaw Tim amp
ter is souse than the sin, sad the Amster tits
tesspettion. the more merit thaw is in mist
ime it. Tim ms who goes to 11611111111 14
hi of New Oritesu Is sere to hays twice as high
a pies is eternal glory as wbo reaches
Paradise through the quiet fertak et New
Jersey or Posasylvasia."
Pboii. Li..,
MU P. wee igaltings Jamey In a step
seat& over the May roads of New Hampshire,
cad maimed kimae4( se the way by
resorts bthe tio.ert at a mysterions fril =
bottle whieli be had with hiss. flediterly the
coach mate in eoateet with a large seas,
which without doing any other damage, de
prived Billy of bit equililbrima, and down be
rolled epos the gross&
** Wat'n thunder yet debt' fw sail Bi ll y.
"bow eons yet to trip over r
The driver inibrmed bin that the star
had not been over turned at all ; and t h e pe►
senors assured Billy that Jam was right.
Billy approsohed the vehicle sole, cad re
mounted slowly to his former seat outaida.
" Didn't ap.ot. d' you say r'
" Not at ail," replied tbe driver.
Well—if I'd knowed that," said Baty," /
wouldn't ha' got uff."
How to Color the Hair Black.—Ata English
writer rates that a liquid that will color the
hair black sad not ;ruin the skia, may be
made by taking one part of bay rum, tires
parts of' olive oil, and on•part ofgood brandy.
by measure. The hair must he washed with
tills mixture every morning, and in a short
time, the use of it will make the hair a hes,-
tiful black, without injuring it in the least.—
The articles most be of the best quality, and
always shaken well before being applied.
Illegal no", is old Timm—The following
is en extrws fr,en the laws of itaesseitseetta
for 1463, showing bow voting wee skansiged
in the odes time:
It is ordered by this oourt and the authori
ty thereof, that for the yearly choosing of
militants, the freemen shall nse Indian corn
and beans—the Indian corn to manifest dec
ides. the beans oontrary ; and if any freeman
shall put in more than one Indian corn or
bean, for the choice or refusal of any public
cfl w. he shall forfeit for every such offence
tee ;vends.
inorsorro Skoaa—A lira in Boston have
jut mauls taro pairs of shoos for a slave is
om of the flottbars States, whieb are el*.
pkantiu in their proportions. The dimon
noon' of amok oboe is alumni sad a Tuna: is
WWl', ail Inches mums the ball of du DO*
and oerealoon inebes airoand the instep. Thai
reaud will require a engrain' sad to Urn
11111Plousi hail boss oak to a
pact', and Marna home at a lON . =
an early boor. Um bad hardly got Into di*
bowie vitas the docksteak Poor. " One—
an.este—oaehiesupped Jena'. "I My,
Mia. Jaws. this eta* oat of older, It has
Aro* MO her ewe.*
lf/Pli, Wiliam vas sebilliss bia ummi
alio Imps No &maim& wins airless AI
ompamione wan boot by lik• epodes of
• boss. sad be dor ins mad.
" /WI hint dig yea amp Asir
bows.
•• I alet ore ip r ei fr liege am Or
Deeelseekaltpisid sneer.
GETTYSBURG, PA.: MONDAY, NOV. 14, 1859.
VP ALL Y.
iT LTINIA wrinzir MOCIUIST
Old but Good.
"111,IITN IR 111431177, AND WILL PILIVATL."
A Kind Heart.
Lard Nihon. when forced to see men whip•
pied on board of the ship. ascended to the deck
precipitately, read tepidly and in an agitated
voice the rules of the service, and then cried :
" Heat:min. to your duty." "Admiral, par
don!" Lord Nelson would then look around
at his officers ; all keeping silence, be would
say: "What! not en* of you, gentlemen.
not ease ben pity on that man or upon my suf
ferings} Untie the man ;my brave fellow.
on the day of battle remember me 1" It was
rarely that the sailor. thus rescued by his
Admiral. did not distinguish himself at a la
ter period. One day a man was going to he
whipped. He was a marine. A beautiful
young girl sprang through the crowd of sol
diers; she fell on bar knees before Nelson
and seised his hand. " Pardon, your h3nor,"
said she, " pardon. be will never he guilty
seam is " Your tees." said the Admiral,
"answers for his future good conduct. Untie
the man ; he who ban finch a beautiful ens
nare se this for a friend. cannot be a bed
man." This marine afterward became a
lieutenant.
Attendance Beyond the Grave.
The answer to this difficult problem is gh
at by the spiritual Telegropk. which states,
that. ea a meet occasion. a nutlet was SW
played to take a daguerreotype of a comes.
whirl foe the purpose, was seated in the
chair. The plate ON ezaatination.was found
to contain aot rally the piston of the demand.
bur, to the astonishment of an, kip, yaw
jfgura, a wale end female, sisadieg !wide dm
corpse. Thi writer add*: •••fire dress of
the female Igor* was wboily urine that of
artist. (the artist belag a mod%) aid no
other females were in the room. AU the fig
ures, corpse and all, were very dim. Now.
the spiritual phrase is, that two spirits staa
ding beside the corpse were redested, eta."
A Javan Oriatiaal.—A Jaren eriteinal was
'oedema:id by the 13altan la !she a largo roy
al tiger. whose ferocity was raised te the
highest point by want of fund and artilciai
irritation. The only weapon allowed to the
human combatant was a dagger with the point
broken of. After wrappings cloth round his
left fst and arm. the man entered the arena
with an air of undaunted etulness, and fixed
a steady, menacing gess upon the brute.—
The tiger sprang furiously upon his intended
victim, wlin. with extraordinary boldness and
rapidity, thrust his left fist into the gaping
jaws, and at the same moment, with his keen
though pointless dagger, ripped up the beast
to the very heart. In less then a minute the
tiger lay dead at his ennqueretr's feet. The
crimisal was not only turgivep, but tobolbied
by his sovereign.
iw hard earn breed may tie made
will appear from the following story, told us
by an old gentleman in Western Arkansas :
" I have been living down here below Fort
Smith for twenty years. The desk in my
afire is at the bead of a long eight of stairs,
and in the haste of business my inkstand is
often knocked of and rolled down. For a
bag time I could get no material that would
stand this usage. Oleo* was out of the open
tiou. Sums broke like crockery. The hard
est wood I could tad goon gave way. Final
ly, a lucky thought struck ma. I sent tip to
one of my neighbors--the widow 3.--.lor a
piece of ber corn bread. Ater rajah% seve
ral doe tools I succeeded is hollowing it cut,
and shaping it into as inkstand. That was
ten years ago; and, stringer, I've used that
inkstand liver sines. sad I reekon it's good
for at least tea geasnatioae Imager r
ITwo °Seers were travolhe la the far
West, when they stopped to take sapper at a
read-aide haven, kept b 7 a very roses
Tanlies woman. The landhar, is a SLUM
sea-bonnet and bare feet, stood at the bowl of
the table to pour set., She Inquired of bar
guests if they chese long tweeted.' or short
emceeing. The lest afar sup posing that
"long sweetening" meant a large pa of
the article, chose it aceordiagly. What was
his dismay when be saw bit boatels dip her
lager deep dawn into as earthen jar of honey
that stood sear bar. and then stir her lager
around in the sofas. His companies seeing
lbis. preferred "short rueetening.• upon which
the woman picked up a large lamp of maple
Sager that lay in a brows paper as the loor
beside bee, and biting tAf a pea. put it into
thupep. Both of the gentlemoi dispensed
wash ease that melee.
Mb' What are you dives* dime for r
6 ' lea dining for one !"
The sews /.w--thit Wen collected.
" We are told yogi,* dining for may r
Well. I ain't diggiS' for anything else:
TIM rate look l pays well; you had better
take hold."
AU doted their soallk u 4 kid hold most
vigorously he swain After liwwwing out
mete este Spade, tie question Ness:
" When did yea get any mon kat 1 4 '
6' Saturday aigbit.'
" Why, how mach did you get r
6' Four dollars sod a half."
" Wby, that's ratbsr anal !M
N It's pretty well ; six shillings a day is
the regular pries for digging eellars, all over
the town."
'The spoke dropped aid the Wan Ina
inhed.
• 1.1. .Clessemey of Woahisigioe.—The Mitr
ing is contained among a capital oolleetion of
illustrative anecdotes published in Paris in
1825. A soldier of the American army had
been condemned to be shook The unfortunate
man, during several years, had devoted all
his spars aarsiage to the support of hie pa
roam who were very aged. When General
Washington asoerfa►ned this fact, he commie
tad the sentence to a dishonorable die
charge from the regiment, remarking to the
officers of the oourt-martial : "If we take
his life, we may kill three persons in pia** of
one."
mirThe Rev. Dr. Hawks ones 'raided as
increase of salary, and a dingy old parishion
er opposed giving it to him. "Lay, brother,"
said be, " what do you Inuit more salary for?
Hpn's the Lord said he'd bay She young
ravens whoa they cry 1 1 ' "The* all very
wait" said the Dosser, " bat the Lord &Nina%
sal eaythia( shout the young Hawks r'
_-live years shies a fanner Is MA,
aetwithinindiag a/1 his neighbors belated he
yes playing the fool. set sot oe his Ism san
thousand peach tries. and this seam. be teas
aired to thousand dollars he the serop. .
Mr AL dowa-mat girl, who Las strayed oat
to Sonora, arias to bar fad* Mat the straw
hussies est these grow se hags as Now Hamp
shire pumpkins. T. dad oat abeam Map
ars imps, they " plag* them as ire do whim.
meloas.
=Kt is sa aid womb that " bop . 1411
boys." Wbat s pity d .
.
% equally am *A
ISM Win Os asat.
11/`Air spirals Isis fissertri. bu
vow reqpied to ado a alai at a dhlair•.
Massif rd tie abicliaa.
Tbs Aerial Ilh=rd of Probasor
The Now York noes pablishas a card from
Professor Lowe, who intends shortly to at
tempt an serial voyage to Europe, which ootw
eludes as follows :
" Some people may think that I am insane*
rash, or a seeker after fame, but this is not
the ease. I have for two years coolly 4wmitid
ered the subject, and have provided for every
contingency. I intended to make my first
trip across the ocean entirely a private under
taking ; but finding that the amount of ex
pense to be incurred would overtax my pur
sonal mean., I have been compelled to an
nounce a public exhibition, while preparing
for the voyage. lam confident dew:mess for
varion. manna?
" First. I have a large balloon, which bas a
capacity of 175.000 cubic feet; therefor,
should the tovelope he no more perfect than
those whieb•are usually constructed, it will
retain its power for a longer period.
' 4 Sound. I have devised meehanical *Spit
anee for raisit4 and lowering the bailono
while its the air, without expenditure of the
lilting power.
"Third. I have invented 'an, apparatus for
indicating the different current@ below, so
that advantage can be takes of thew marroots,
should I lad - numb gulag too fir North or
smith. Should any accident occur, or dioold
the balloon machinery fail to accomplish It.
work, the metallic life.bnat, which will be
'upended below the ear, is rigged with "MIN
and will prime satcisotly straw to 'adore
WIT MM.
I. It is trap, I would have preferred another
season of tits year for undertaking this first
great experiment of transatlantic oriel nevi
ratio. ; bet ialiould this first attempt at an ex
ploring ex ition. u I term it, not prove
entirely el, I shall not be discouraged
nor deg 61411 instituting experimeats
with a view to ascertaining the cause of •
failure and the remedy therefor. I shall be
supplied with ail the philosophical apparatus
necessary to take met observatious.
If serial navigation is pulsated, it will be
accomplished by perseversam, wee in the
midst of opposition and detraction. I am
willing to take the risk, and if I eon do any
thing to add, in however small a measure, to
the store of our scientific knowledge, I shall
feel amply repaid.
" Phew° , no doubt, bat cherish a fervent
hope, that the time is not fez distant whim we
can travel in the air without the aid of bal•
loom for buoyant force. I bare already
devised a plan for an serial carriage, which
ma be na. iri
in any direction, and at a
high rate speed. as soon as a propelling
power mum disemered. the weight of which
shall be bat me-third of that we now empley.
It mks requires some shrewd ar.d intelligent
inventor tri do this, and serial navigation will
become a practical science.
T. & 0, Lows."
asiqb. Hoe. Jame* C. Jones, of Tennes
see, whose death at Memphis on Saturday is
annoenear i p was formerly Governor of that
State, and member of the United States Sen
ate for theta= beginning with the year IP6I,
and ending with ISST. He died after a lin
gering illness. In the polities of Tennessee,
after the days of Jackson and Whit*. the
chief leaders were Jones ass Whig. and Polk
as a Des ?hey were pitted against
seek oth foe the office of Goeiront, which
Polk then led, and 4011114 was sleeted.
&burg tly when Mr. Polk was siseted
President elf the United tithe" th e man that
bens Polk !' %tease an oldest of Interest, bat
it was ant76ll after Polk had roe his emir.
Aimed the Nesiesa war sad died that Jones
attained tit the Upited States Sonia At the
fail disseletiset of the Whig *lv Jones
joined the Dealeerats, and eleeed his career
as residebt of the Charleston and Memphis
Ruined.
Ihroolstell nu ne Appealing lb famp.
Frim..ork. r of Virginia. whom ea
olltede, piwriotie sad prudent anodes/ is no
pod to the Harper's Ferry mintage emumaads
universal ,approval. Is is daily reeeipt of •
large number of totter* from Abolitionists is
various State" threstenieg his life, threaten
leg an attempt to rescue Old Brown, and
threatening the renewal of like attempts le
those of Brown, if Goy. Wise does not pardon
the miscreant who has just been 00pviated of
her crimes, and who will be pat to the death
be deserves, as surely se tomorrow's ma
rises in lituren. These letters speak of the
iteeressingi number of the Abolitionists, of
their ability to perform what they threaten,
and of the "munlereef eps," to use the lan
jeep of of them, with which they watch
the progred of Brown's trial. They wind up
generally with bolding out to the Governor
Irmo po pularity at the nor th if be will deal
lenientwith the criminals. From all quar
ters in the Northern and Western States these
litters ones, written in every variety *IMO'
and penmanship ; but all breathing throbs
of remise or of vengeance, in cam Brews sad
his followers are executed.
Honest Farmer.
Two inners haying a dispute me to scam
land, an action at law was oommeneed to de
termine it. On the day lied for the
one of them called on his opponent to mama
paay him to the mum, that each night gin
hie own sintemeaut of the saes. 7nig hie
nsighbaret work in hie field, his mud to
to him, " Is it possible you hare for our
canoe is to be decided to-day 1" "C' ll said
the other., "I have not forgotten it, WI I
oannot well spare the time to go. Yoe will
be there. and I know you are an honest man,
and will Mate the case fairly, and justioe will
be done." And so it proved ; for the farmer
stated hi* noighbor's claims so eisarly, that
the saes was (Waded against himself, and he
retained to inforn his opponent that be had
gained the property. Snob eharaeter is
worth more th an the wealth of the Indies.
A Prayer Kimiing Thirty kraet Lay.—.ll
few days Ow sire Christians of Philadelphia
were rearrulue beim 11 the Peunsylvsaia
Railroad, fres a rinse in the interior, when
a prayer rasesing w suggested and had far
ea hour. while Use trein'wes ha sours.
Gov Afbir.-Bouno Qmipinos. resoady,
wimp WI boos loitoriss alai Ike Imes of
Kr: Illmonsinlilsinms. DIM 11111111101* Prison
willies eartig. Ys. porMlsisi Na Ss look
into Ik. *ls els lonia, is whisk miss diem
fins ; rM whilonlio orno itabsoisi mut lis
Ahab albs labsiados, took Moss Wm Abs
key of Din loorossool Maio tiloiroltoon $lOOO
in gold, whisk" they doeiuspod. nay
won ootiosgoontll saresnod sad Nis mossy
roooverod•
N...114k10a07 Deproot mo d=
oloordooloal "Iranied•
oo sot, to hold &
ay wifo's loorso—olio
iser sod& WIN, it 4 0 0 6 Oft'
slime Me
bL mos t immer. br wvirtu", obtobra
Vie airimeg, , ilianser ..tat
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Mr a
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"M g INO VIII1 e4" /MIO
TWO DOLLARS AMUR.
Old Itrawn.
The term "n•ld Brows." "mad Brown,"
"easy Brown," is reiterated everywhere*
but more eapesially by the Republican pew,
They are all ready to desert and stigmatise
hint sow with rase opprobrious epithet is
order to relieve themselves from the responsi
bilities of bin sots, though none of them are
a whit batter than be, and few of them as
good. The miserable fanatic and tool of
" higher law " toe:Wags is even deserted by
all his old Maids in this his time of trial,
and only one Republican lawyer in all the
Northern States, and he a bnetless one and
unknown, has volunteered his mortices in
Brown's behalf! Where is the philanthropy,
and self-sacrificing prineiples of these pro
fessed freedom shriskers--throe friends, coca.
pinions, abettors and eorrespondentsof Brown
while he was hatching treason They now
cover their heads in very shame, slink sway
Into dark boles and corners, Itud let their vic
tim, now he is in trouble, fight his awn way
the hest be nuy. Shame no their pusillani
mous goals I Brown, bad as he is, is worth
a regiment of such heartless creatures. All
such as this leader and his companions in an
attempted revolt can learn, from the neltlea
fel treatment they are receiving from those
who should now if ever befriend them, what
they may in future expect from this elan of
Republicans and prtfruisg philanthropists.
Away with such driveler'. monntebanke and
treason instigators I—N. Y. Ness.
The'Boston Liberator. the Nethinel Era
at Washington, and the Anti-ills Stand
ard of this ei." (earl th e New Ireek Day
"publish the seothois of the isirpira
ey at Chirp'''. Terry without one word ofl
comment! The New York Tribune and the
Rvesigg Post do net publish a line of Col.
Forbes' disclosures it plioatiag Seward, Rale,
Wilson Gad others. The Poet does not refer
In them at at The Tribune minutias a cord
from Bosses Greeley of a non-eommithil
chartists". Re says that no proof exists
against the " Republican Senators," bat one
remarkable feature of the and is that Greeley
doss net Mir that he knew of ota awn/.
agreditient 1 Rs also aslutihe the members
of the Democratic Vigilant Committee to re
tract their "broad and weighty soeuestion."
We saga" that Mr. Greeley sad his friends
see them for libel. They are wealthy and able
gentlemen. and If they hove slendered Horses
Greeley . sword; Senators Sear .
ner. Wilson, and others, there la sine shamee
to get damages. Ws know enough of the
matters already divulged and of the memos
not yet knows. te say most anequivoadly
that they dare net to it/ Let them try their
chance* in a court of law y they dare. Let
them vindicate their obtrusions, if they esn
before ...jury of twelve men. If they de this,
there wt.' be such a shaking that all New
England will quiver, and the British doesin
ions will ream a greater mesessios of emi
grants from this Gauntry than they bare bed
since the Tod.. 'embarked fur Nova Scotia."
—3MMs.
Whose Oz is eared?
The Tribes* somplaiss piteously of the
" use male of Old Drown " by the Democrsay
in this ;Widest: , seaspaigo. Let us respect,
rally esk who it was that " seed Old Brume "
is the Tresseet easepaiga, sad whether it is
arty worn for the Deasocruoy to see him sow
than far the Republicans to we him them
Ohl &emu has bees the favorite of the Re
publisaa lams, until listened to accomplish
his sad their purposes. Thee he became at
ones " crazy Old Brows," " fuel," sad a
" aradmaa."
We think Brown, b 7 this thee, must rek
Ilse, if not the isorrortness of the azioas of
Gov. Banks, that " mesas is a duty," at
kiln the hitter teeth that failure le the mod*
to teat the iiaoarity of retessed friends.—
Ivory ass of the Berrebheaa papers, Indeed,
praised Brows until be into
ra ß il l ! " & a they deserted him. Whale own
wentary os their gawky I—Journal of
11111111. 4
Trout the Columhis Dbsocrat.
♦ Pew QumMans.
•What was Osaawatosale Brows. the lark.
of Harper's Ferry - insnon, Wills la
Lanais?
Ads,—A Repablisan.
What was this seas Ma Brown Awe, la
Ohio, Illmsembusetts and Virginia?
Republiess.
Wliq.bas• been the Alden and abettors of
the soliessei of Brows and hie rebels'?
ens.—Republicane—to wit—Joshua R.
OltWoo, Fred. Douglas, Gerrit Smith, and
others.
What were the latestions of Brown
Ans.—The overturning of the goveretnent
of the United Stew, and the treeing of the
Slaves of the South.
Who site him issottoy sod woos to dad
his *ldiot ?
A os.—Kootboro of the Ropubliesa party.
Wen say Dosoocrsto 000naotod with. this
ottosopt.
Ioo.—MYT OWL
Col4rxt and Harper's 'Nary.
The Harrisherg Fturia é Union. in ink 113 '
tide on the Harper's /arty inserreitioe, ra•
merits:
Let us add, in illustration of that dart of
the ethane which Gonna:god this Monty homi
ness with cotton speculation, that the Jew
York isclepeadest, whose editor istrodeeed
Brown io Forbes, on announcing the inear
rection, said :
It has been rumored that sew spasistors
is adios edvasiesd sweep to isseat the isms ,
notion. with a view of. pruilting by the rim is
aim whisk the hippies mei an event
would be hit* to ace in this market."
We prabosastil is woos faliebood when
we read it, be We wield not mediae me a
depth of&petty; but k Maras art to be true.
- " Why net Awn Alai* a little sioney
It will not hurt the caw," wen the wowst
of thespileskeors V totem and seerder„ the
spinners deans) andft of * usan Setif hisurresible.
tieF oned ti Worb es day. w TIM 4isintof lbw* se it
be allowed by the failure of some et= tarried
epesektiore in Illsw Sagispd Ow the plot erns
na in the and beim it aussised a hem
le*SMy
ilirnOrMOS Ofloll7 PabIMOD 101 l Mid
over kis ogra * a maim, is the Wham. Is
ipiiek be sepsis es basesiket et' Wend
=am. =bi
ha s mei itirso so.
1 = 1"
gaisapir.q. &Niel admilbac 1661
Pm nags NA wb al Oise le Us Igasp
vselw sumo ipatelie Was ems,
mot hoe $lOO, Mar sErv'kagle
rpfiviimis atmmirislir at ilMo Ropeoblleml la
ribs to tsiqp irp•maid in Yaws". •
llarefts Duieesrs
is est is = .4 ( !ins Posiima lnil l=
4411 b
Tit** tdatto destine
with as m. to soli modoomiitil
to volowais opioito -oda b a l l & i n
14: Otis bto diatom* ngioo k te wp g!
oith
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Ifssomemssso We osier boo it Ow.
giro Dahl lifohilor he his pima
to swim lb* plaided inimpipiso so She
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piMthe a
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ma 11, ihrk - Uiilielibli iss•
Übe haw is Ms e m it we otti=
tie lis.dossli, V
by up kis remain aid= Ms
win woe grease etniisseeths, fbir e =" 1
small kis erliUs 'him&
A autos ettlis disdipoiasdilkse ilsilleede.-
er has reeseily boos avow! as As IleSeil
of the Batas BIM*I Ileum It yes iieseyee•
ted with peek pow eed the &mils odes*
of aissiosieiftibe ohl sad Whams hm&
of If gosm-41dwmi Imoso--4siisped ffi
NO. 7.
eulogy on hie Uh esti meets. 41E4, #
such were poselkie, bee added I. the limos at
Everett as one af the greatest ellastedeissa '
and most ammespiliebed minks* et Me
•So such hams te ossmseyd woe SW
denoenteed itholidesieb, who Wiens( •
er-lawism, sad who, wise be
woeld employ all the powers ed hie gpeetic
to expose the berme el Os • iskusi
enact " doelebn
=I44BIMIttOON _tee. aft lilt SW!
fill Is the Meeit
modem Athanisas.They wess il"
that the status of Webster was 'glowed to
placid in the State House grounds. nip
were indignant that Mr. Everett should be
invited tebrapeat his mute/ *4 1 7 is
presence dr the Massachusetts latare,....
They resolved to be revenged. OM•
menced an agitatkia for the roamed d taw
Webster statue, sad their presses lesemdi
with abuse of their demand orearat, will tip
poetises of all his alleged heresies
deeds, and with the most °resat apple to '
the people to insist that the grounds
atfeetret
to the Massachusetts halb of
•
wherein personal-liberty bills are= -
in defiance of the Constitution of Ul4 11E1101
States, and violations of the staine r We
United States are recunimended,jestillod.
encouraged, should not be desecrated bribe
presence of eve° as "animated Wee ef
unrelenting opponent of every Blaek.
Call dogma. Not content, however w i Vg . ,
puffing the removal of the states , s ad 22/1
petitions to that effect, they actually
the occasion when Mr. Everett was, by km&
wive, repeating his eulogy. to streak!. ail
obtain signatures to them peados.. sod dm.
endeavor to insult the memory of she demi
statesman and slight the living mime. Is
the estimation of all riabt-minded sow Isoleb
ever, their ineffable vulgarity sad Islam•
lance are so revolting that thy have Ogled st
their object, and must fall back oa the hes&
of their authors.
But this was not all. At the same time
that the Black Republican Bostonians ure4
the ignomin ious es of the Weimer
steam, they proposed that a statue le the Ms
Horace Mann sshhaallll be erected on the Blab
Home grounds, and Oov. Banks has maw
'needed the adoption of the preposition. it
will be remembered that Mann was all his
life a deadly !be ofWebster, so !hr es, impels*
of intellect, a very diminutive pigmy tee be
said to be the foe of a towering giant.
these Abolitionists proposed to west a sleMmi
of "Richard Downing, &quire," preeithellei
the colored eimrestion, deputy oyster
le., As., Le., opposite to that of lir:11 1 =
they could har dl y have displayed woes slew
ly Heir malignant desire to insult his mow
ory. The National inti-gievery waded
declares that "the Mates oial be
end we have no doubt that the o=l
beiserpstrated.
It is not unnatural that ski&
the Ainti.filariery &smulard s d ser
much ociuldenee—the party w ream* 0.
oohed as a public amain' that "eve/ Wee
anti-eh ves7 American is bound le UAbt
with latgbt and main' for the Wel sad MP
mediate abolition of slavery, either
the instrumentality or over the tart libili d
Unita &tato Constitufion'u-ehoski
Daniel Webster and defame him. Ha ROW
the constitutionality of the fottitesissie ieNf
and the rights of the South. He wee
jui S
with more earnestness of sesivistiem
when 'maintaining the impedance of the
ary, inculcating the obsolete easessitystiM
Omit obedieme to eta decisions, and miedtaisk
snug to strengthen the public essedemet ifs
its integrity and wisdom. It is eft I..LML
in that they wile will hail se the Ante er •
political millenitun the hour when the lam*
man shall wage a war of extermil=ll
the white min—who eall the
animism with bell—who have spedisk
Wash ingtou as a "bloodhound au di illinit it
al l
an African siurro"--s ho declare it
an "irrepressible mullet" bourns do
and the South—who have assailaiiii
of the Supreme Court of the UMW!
and spoken of them ap "bar room --
who, in avord, have striven for yam hi dr
noisish all reelect for governasest is the
minds of the people. and to inangerate as era
of iefidenty. treason. andvanarehy--elimmad NI.
mil, and attempt to Ms alt. hi C memory Ohio
by whom their "insanity and fanaticism" vine
most triumphantly expceed in their met Ms.
•
hi:Wrest and disgusting form.
What is there in relpos, in moralsorpei•
des, which the Black Repittilleane ham sit
attatdmi? Is am place we find them pessdr
lag open infidelity ; in 'mother, fres isele lie
another, the rights of property see
sad robbery mid murder Elitist sad peseuM
mended as "noble ph ilenthrom :" is sesillet,
the Somme Court is ridieuled sad densimm
ed ; and in another, the Constitetios is alp
demised as the Ile plus nitro of h
ty. Nothing. however cured, wiss i I. lllll'.
ic, or exalted, is safe from the M►
multi of the Black Republiams. 'Asir
preachers teach infidelity and reheats* belle
the pulpit, instead of the Guel ; thiersems ,
sosamend trauma white
shed =greet and air= illetrgelist.
siltation of the sited States eif Atomiser
and their leaders dealers in meg ilia*
ing that there is se emillim"
between the North sad the , which amp
a am anainika meg ems et the alhar is tap
deed: _ _ _
It is the inuitaide sterarylhgensi. air
wrath's, patco.krrieg eigien to be mentell
and reviled by these traitors. Their penile
Wed be hued. their blase lab be
The good are always esesplisseated 111=1
bed alms dim Is lift %be ll* sad
°mei:aims of the Abeihieniebid INS 11111 r
tarb Webster. Us esid tang be oisapielnilte
be libelled and abased" by ibees. la
their aoatanpgible assaults anntellistnifOlfte
mum or ftplisaft
his fame. andemusa
and &aphid diem titarolighly. ll their treason be said : *Wlen I Nita Mb,
renown of ear past bistevy, ea per vi CIONIS
psseassity and greatness, end ea tho
Mare bull jet to sapid; asd triton apt
that titers are Nen trite en had is 'a Mt
suiting rod, sada( talimbley issailisfra*/
glorious, I feel that their reamer MASI'S
stray has thew, sad left the waive
ever their julipatiust and their MOM=
sanity end lanstieina sod, mese
the pu hutting end
rposes el illinuiesdiftt
theaM be assonsplisited, lb. pitislianonllkliu.
fro
Wigwag et ear generaften emp or btillis
timempsive mfts eof the
aw
alma le lad giallmorable • • ,
dame Obi IMO ilimais
should busehisil mut
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a Awl I_. Tit mash a
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m
ore Prise =Moat* akpliehiestiot
the oast ety. Kan sot eobilkee 'ley awl
arcs r w No. aty eau bat IAIIIII
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who west If es hie Ingi;
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