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oppmite Wamplcrs' 'ljngiiing Establishment
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Jury Listn-Apgrfl .Term.
mum mi“!
Conowngo—John Busbey, Br. ‘ _ ‘
Freedom—« Henry I may. “ 3 <
Gettysburg—« Georg- CUCréu. l '
Liberty—John wenyl ; _
Monntpleasnnt—Emanuel smith, Lew-is Will. .
I'nion—John Spangler, 3y,
Cumberland—Charles B.} Polley, David W.
Homer. 5 ' ,
Humillofi—llenry Wolf. Mtrlin‘Gelz. 5
Betwick tp.—-—Jncol) ““5 l ‘ .
Germany—S} 1"? th ”'3an l
lutimorc—lsracl Flnln‘ "i . A .
Reading—John Bosserman,’ Angrew J. Brough.
Stubnn~Sumuel Freeman}. DA id fockheun,
Huntington—Thomas f 5 (ifndqjer. '
Franklin—John L’ole. , l &
Mountjoy—llichneli‘iscel. .3"
Jlerwick hon—FinucislStr bibger. ‘ ‘
Oxford—Henry “Fiesta ;' .
HumiltonbaneDnv‘id $.13 the. ‘ ‘ '
on“ I. I my. . ,
Oxford—John Stock, gran lin Heltzel.
Conowngo—Emauuel kell r, Levi Klndlg. v
Cumbérhlnd-Uornelids DJughcrthmnc Dear;
dot-if. I l - .- -.
'Frlnklin—Smnnel Eicholtl, Jacogmllhonny‘?
Samuel Lohr, James “nil: '
Gguyuburg—Gea. I’. , Eclgu‘atode‘ Samuel G.
Cook, Wm. 11. CulpM’Solpmon Welly.
Tyrone—Daniel DylamJonfas Sumner, Solomon
‘ Surner. ‘ ‘1 ‘ , V
Hlmillon—Dnniel HAM-r, l enry King. ,
Bending—_Charles E. Kuhn _.
Liberty—samucLKrisd, \\' Hinm Seabrookg.
Mounuoy-—Juhu .\lnriuk, Jilin ’l'ruslle..
llnnnlwnhmgnlncuh L. H , r, lsnuc‘flubinsou,
llufim‘g. gwnpc, lsmlc ll‘gl-relvr. .
Unio 4,”: K 1: l'ngt-r, IJ-‘tfil .\l. llolllliggr. .
Mou:l.anl—Alunldvrgl’guug,Uncob Stel
”on“: ~‘ T , . ‘_ H
Stratum—Edward .\lor i ,5 » *7 v
Latimorr~Juhn \l'. HI ' Joel. Brien?"
Butler—Willimix Slnyb u fihqofi Peters, Geo.
‘ Group. ' . ‘ -,
Huntington—Daniel lleillmzln, Georgefinfdner,
: Jonas Juln‘u, Urul‘ge lluufcrs. .
Gernmny—Jm-u‘) Klun . ‘ 1,
Maximum—("harms .\l. . tew rt, William Yentls,
Jucoh l'liier. , ' §
Ilcni'ick tp.-—Jolm liltlrr. E. _‘ -
Berwivk lmr.—-l;2<iwur¢l Euurlmer‘
Mnruh 18, 1:461. '
- .. ~H. G. Carr
I I Aijm rom-ivfd‘am-r' fine annflment of
_CUKRANTS,FIHF.{iIeXVS‘kI’RI’NI‘L
Also ufipll-nxli-l “rm-h- i m; mum (3111.10)};
.JIILOI which uh: lxi-ml Ru- lr king pu‘rpofa, kc‘.
Jffx‘n cull and (whmine Ihcm Dun‘t‘ [Mitt Ilia:
plucé, right. oppuailc tlxe B nk, in Yu‘rk; alrccl.
Patent Mic EiLamp '
illJlN+}\'.—7r\ [nmrk'm 3L“ Tun WILL xor
C lhlmk!‘—’,l'||ii gun“ I' \mntlou ulnmwuds
inputgo uh «no ”mu; m in. (m. L.\ \1 l’h‘.—'
It gfi' s more light. ntqdirc Icns'vtcnning and
will “Til Monk |»_\-‘ lec be“; or will, tulling or
Nnynrlllnzir'v usage. [Kn- c. [e hy Slurckrepx-ra
(:0? er 11l "—lerguqllyul [hp I niled Stzuus 11ml [he
~(1unmllx: l ‘L\\h’§lr.~ul¢lh_\ the }lzllm!mtur~ra
uudl’u‘l I: r - .‘ ‘, '
, ‘ _ nmmm: /. llL'Mpnm-IY,
' XI .‘ 21111 N. MN m Strut-t, J’llilxlll’n.
N. B. A Ltrgu .Iml .~I [w'inr stock of (‘UAL
0“. LA \ll' ‘, :||\\'4\_\S m: In: ILnt prim-s defying:
cymgu-Htim ‘ 'Alm, lhe‘ l‘ Ithunl (‘mll'UiL at
‘MJrnlatll\l:;yL-r;' prnm A : [l ch. 2.3, 1801. 4t
. ’ 1 . A J . ‘
Groceries, No 1015, 8:3.
‘1». V 1 I“: mx-lcrniznv-l lmsiqp-ued a Grucury and
‘ L Nothh} SJurv. in mm more street, nearly
r anmite the (pmrt limbo. ‘Hettyshnrg, “hvrc
‘ we puhtic finll'cuu‘mnfly t mlfic‘lling cheap as
. the cheques}. SL'G.\[:.“.‘,fiy ups. Molasses. Cuf
fccs. ’l‘éni, Rive. (.‘heeau. Lpivcs of all kinds,
1 .\thgfi-i, l‘hovolam, "mums and Hrushsu‘;
.’l"r.-<l{ liullx-r and liggi, Ground (‘ulfl-e. l-laruuce
.(H'Cum’u. Sculuh Herring (1.1114105, .Suaw. Suit;
, -"i‘uba.cn‘u, Segue, Sunlf; lé‘unfucnoua, u.“ Lilixls
of INIn-I, (hump-4,,U-143fi5, llz'i~iu<, lh'qud‘.
('rTilckc-u. leCi of (linn-ut klmh; Dlxuo and
Slu\§l’u)ish; FJIH') Um lsdhhlins,Uingluuns.
‘ls.»qu l).nt.~l,,\\':lduling. I u~ich_\‘. lLuulM-ruhicfs,
Suspk-ullcrs. l'ius,‘ New} -s, l‘luthcs Pins, lint
hmwfl with Sminus 01‘qu kinds. .\ .\lmre ofk_l_x§
publm‘n patronage i: ri- lwclfully sulivitul. ‘
_ l. “1.1 C.-.\'(}hßHL‘K.
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L ‘ r. Something New ‘
FPETTYSBI‘I’.’ I,—LTIIc undersigned informs
I u- L'ililrll: of the lm’h’il an?! calmly. that he ‘
In.” «:umxm-mcrl Hm HAjLLVG ln’siums, on _a‘
large _srul». in York xii-fictifionlyhurg: non-l)"
opfnz-itc “unit-5'3 Hotel. “here he wiLl try to ‘
"dc. awe, and balms to reu-ivo. :\ lflmml patroly‘
K 1130'". “READ, ROLLS. .U'lK-HN. (“R.\UKH|L.S,:
Plil-I'I‘ZFtLS, km, Jun, lmkqd over)- dziyiwa'un
days ewu’pn-ul.) all of the but quulny. and sold 1
at the 10\\\‘at._l|\ i“! prufifis. L'chßr-huking m 1
all its lwmn-Iu;.~ is Hugely: curried on, auul qrulcrs ,
I to zluy xuuuuqt, (mm Lh'vs and adjoining coun
tit‘si'supplie-l M. men'shértmt notice. Hm‘ifig
; ccectedulnrgcmulcumm diuuabaLe-house and
j neural the‘heu wmrkn' m nnd the most ap
: ,iyroved nmciinery, he s pre'pnred to do a
:‘heavy buginuss. A .
f July~2s, 135:1
VAILENTIXE SAUI’EE
r .__,-,‘ _ .7 L.._ _.V—._‘.4_._.______
. . Removal. n I 1
NEW S_\LOON.—GEO. F. ECIEENRODE has
removed his Oyster estuhli 1") th to the
splendid new Saloon it» Jacobs 5: Bro’s. Build
ing, on the North sidc; 0t Chambersburg street,
where he will at all times be prepared to s'en'c
ninthe best of OYSTERS, in every style. By
kegpifa good artgclc, he expects to receive a
liber thure of public atropixge. TURTLE
SUL‘P, CHICKEN. BE F TONGUE, PIG'S
FEE'I‘Z‘TRIPE, BpILED n d FRIED EGGS, ICE
CREAM. BIRDS, &:c.. in hair season. A. nice
glass of A LE or LAGEchnn always hevhad.—
Come'nnd try me. G. F. ECKENM‘)DE._
15pm}, 1361 p
» - «crothing!
ACOB REININGER h 8 just returned from
7 J 1.118 citit-s with the pr ttiest and chenpestlot"
“A . {QPRING AS D SUI!!! { GODDSJ‘UI Gentle
{yelp}; great ever ofi'eredi Gettysburg. Helm
g e‘vernvniety, style an-I ice ut'guods,»— While
| gbnflepga can B}wnys fin Cloths to suit their
1 96m- théy can at the 9 me time hhve their
’f’meaanms tnkm and a gn meat puhfi! to order
on theJhortcst notice, in the most subamn-r
' $1 mann‘er, and fashionqble style. To secure
. bargains and save monei go to the Merchant
Tailcnng Esme§ahment t' , -‘
~ , ' JACOB .REmNGER,
; May 73:1880.’ I_L (53133310 street.
a . 17- if Ipton..
I ‘ ASHIO‘ BARBER, North-east car-
I(F net of the axiom}, (next dear to Me»
‘lellnn’s Hotel ) Gettysburg, Pm, where he I
put 32. :11 time; be found rjeqdy to attend to all}
j buipeu in hilgline. He hag ‘qlso exfiellent 35-,
; liltsnce and win ensurje sdt‘sfagtxon. Give‘
; “mel. ; £1399 3, 1860‘
.\ _— ,-
Economy 1; Wealth,
AID gas of dur lean'x‘qd men, and I believe
S it, for the folks 311 “W they save'mpuey by
filling M K. G. CARR’S. Q‘o buy their Grbceries,
Queehsvare, Notions, #:ch [Jan&slB6l.
. Alexandelj Frazer, ~ \
‘ CK AND WATCEiMAKER, has removed
‘ : ‘his shop to the 'hou‘se Intely‘occupied by
Widow Herhst, near the West. end of Chambers
bnr‘ unet, south side, {where he w'rll always
be happy to amenq to the falls of hisqcustomers-
He in «mum for past EfIYOI’S, and hopes to
receive the cominued pstrouge o the public
Nay. 2,1560. if 1
,NGBISE! DAIRY CHEESE, I very fine u:-
Efidd, now to be had at H. G. CARES“
0 not forget to all! it A. SCOTT & SON‘By
D “lon In! to buygchedp Dre" Goat”:
.ufl “ans, 1)» Luau, Printed»!!—
[jam m, he...“ *1”! a: Wu
Nil"; L" ' 1 $ \ ‘
46a Year_
Republican freedom came'pn in the ca 1, ,
Deplorabl; sham on her stripes and 11 stars,
‘And her flpg ladly rent; but some people ud
mite‘it, _ , l, '
And Sewn'd will patch‘it, if time ahepld re
qi{e‘il; w“t w“-
ThoughYUe says) would the'people hive pa
t' ace and sense, :
’Twill b Alrunger than eve! “a hundrefiyeats
' 1] 11,063” i ‘ ‘. 'H
But “there’s ‘nothing gone wrong,"-—’—honest
Abe has said an, 1 e 1;:
And Brynnt and Goodwin endorse him, ypu
kndw. . ‘ '5 ‘
Nb; “ thgr‘e’s nothing gogc Wrong "—Lyith the
pobr in despair. ‘ ' ‘ I
I Qudiad «mes np3urned, in I pitiful prayer;
A ml commerce suspended, mad gigh men gtqwn
. ‘- p‘o r, ‘ ~ ..
‘And anxig’ty stnnding.“ every man’s dobr; .
lAnd smés disuuilyi, and loyalty new
And the spirit of Union dud freedom hn fd ad;
But, it’s All “ nftififiiul," xhc men-st “ id in]?
i In unntion lik‘e‘lhiq quite unfit to flppefll‘.‘
“ There's no’ rml crisis. there's noihifig gone hlv's’
I And “nobody! hurt," so we're prawn-0&1: still.
“H" 'H‘ 121$
. 511 w am ‘_. ,
.-L .l 1, .4 I.',T_V::f"‘ _—‘:\' :A‘IA :.;"':~_
THE SMITHS, 1f _-
A‘NI) THEIR {SDYI'EXTURE WLXI‘II A
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E",_,l
‘ i
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;‘ _Tlm Smitlmof finiithsvilli‘,‘hall i'nriln long
i tiianc been ivory much annoyed hy thoilh-pr‘w
V (hitions ot'snme unknown individuiult‘whme .
~cnni‘u.~ml -i«lc:_|_s concerning the rights of L
property l‘Fd ”t'o the trm‘ucnt uh<tmct§nn .of ,
. divers goods and clmttcllafrom-the pvtmisogi lli
of the said Sr’niths in :1 furtive and lliyateri- h
I mu martin-L; Bugs nf wheat 31nd out: van- , ti
i islicfl from tho granary, pdrk from t o col-i
.lnr. and ‘ttnrn from the crib; in one night a 11,
,bhecp thqt had just been daughtercd‘cuolly ‘ tli
trottml nwny,‘mid on :indtlrur pct-mo? sev- isi
icrul gallons nimaple hilgzilfibvapornte Lin 3 ”1
'nightjime. Milking etools went ofl'orjthrce “'1
'legs, and Mrfimith's hest axe was fornrl ‘to hi
: hhve " cut stick." Log eligins hemnio mt ~01
itlosnukec nnd;crcpt oti': irdn wcdgcséinmle , yr
lsplits in tlicaniiths’ propertiy : hunts “winced:
Inwnvhuil“.l:i(‘,l<"r<.ule nil'bn tho :‘szur-hb‘rse.” ‘ 0]
I: Vain were all the ctl‘orts' ot' the chltlr and
iynungeiwh‘mith tn (ha-over the mystéry of ii
there (limppcsmnces and t'J entrup the nfw ‘
i fender. 7 Dealiairing of brin ring him ‘ojlra-l
; ticc. the Smith: found the they mud (in ‘n
‘ nothing‘rjmxe; than to take triensures to 011- I
‘sure the safety of their pr party. Accord— .
5 ingly they huifltn new gran try; with strong l;
‘ walk. :1 nan-07V grntonl \rim o‘w and u flicuvy ' ij
loukon door. tp which “'11“. qttnqhml ‘h. tux-J r
" miiluhlo pudldok. 'l‘he primnflike portion ‘ I
-of the barn wins suflicigutfi‘llargw to‘hllow fil
‘tho Smiths tn flock up with the grain “great, l
. (lmll of portable propertyxsych :w “'33 most 1
.‘,lik(-ly totemnt the cnpitlit. of thin-er. . l
i’ After the granary “"ah' tiniihhml a' xt'i'onth ‘
\ pm'x-etl. during which tim‘. thc (lt‘ylll‘eztln- :
l tiorfi of tho m‘hhel' or‘mhlnii‘s was our lined i
"to 11m orchards fllltl hon r mt, whorl. hire 5
on Sunday créuing, llH‘ chi)“ Nmitluinj ho
Was, sitting tipped agnimt the kitclwni mall,
‘smnking hilhlliipe. propumtnry to rct’iriugfi,
bothought hiin that h:- hzld naglm-icd to
lnTk Hm gm’mlry bi-t'nre hauling the biifillr-r
i'l‘l ie '\\'.'l<:_hy nognenm n angular cii‘cum
istdnt‘r‘ixonsidfiring that tho‘gmnury “firmw
‘unlly locked by tht‘ younger Smith, who.
laml‘tlmt night, “ gone a courting.” 1 g
i it WB5 3. mqamlight arching, (mil 'Mr, 1
Smith on approaching: theihnrn. Wind, cm»;
§iclcmblyfstartilotl nt weing the door “jars-T
'Ce tnin of having simt thiid or an 'horir
' pr -\'ious.' Mr. Smith thong ‘tff robber-$14.;
' lli ‘ sllfip' -ions‘ were confirnré when. {on a -
[ ne (ref agin'oatih, he plainly] heard a Wow“,
i m nt in the burn. Too muti’om to _enthm:
ge his li e by boldly attack ng thc rn‘hbor, I
M . Smith, wttlr considel'alillo trepid tion,‘
renlved to which his more cuts an; dis
co er who he was. in ; . ' ~ ‘
i ooking thifough‘n crack 0n the east side
[of he b'm'n, hesaw a dim,§rost-like figure
glide across the floor town ,5 the granary;
[ A happy-thought entered Muffipfith’s Urain.
i Stehh‘ng into ‘the barn, he inherit silently
ialo g by the mow until nag/W granny,
wlLFn—clapl—g-ho shut thcr‘, oor, adjusted
th padlock, turned the key andjwas pfi'as
if rt» his tire.“ ‘ . . i “l
f I 'was impossible to sayevlhat mag Mr.
Sm th treinble so. It might {have bee the
i am theririg cry of alarm which isshed§rom§
f the gran wall! in a. way f 11y: calculated?
ito ake auspicious fears. :Put Mr. Smith
inev rown dhe was as whi Ins aghoatwr
9.5 nitrite air they are supposed to be. 3 ,
F’ “ hut! thelmatter i" cried Mrs. smith.
“ 've: , ughl: the robber!” he ejaculated,
in breath ‘7 He's locked up in the 'gran
nry.‘ Give mcimy boots.” 1 , _
“ “’hy—g-Wllqtv—Wllfit areyou goingtodo i’l
“get hPIp. He's 33. desperate fellow and
it w 111 d be dangerous to meddle with. him
alone." ‘ 3 ,' ‘
(Ruin im sible to describe‘ the excite
mpnt of Lizard Mrs. Smith on that me
morable occasion. The‘ latter took it_upon
herself to load the old musket, whilq the
husband went‘for the neighbors. ,
Mr. Smith e‘xclmnged his slippersionhis
bOOt-SJ and ran first to Deacon Nathes’ house;
where he expected to find the younger
Smith, who was‘cou‘rting Nntfies’ daughter.
'_He was surprised to find the house all dark,
"‘55 if the Nnflles had retired to rest and
blown the candle out. He knocked, how
ever, furiously. as the occasion required.—
After som‘ndelay, Deacon Naflles came
‘ down in his Ight dress, stared at Smith in
‘astonishment, and demanded his business
at that hour of tho night.
fl--.“
" Caught the thief—locked up in the
granary—where’s Increase?”
“ Ha! caught, the thief?” cried De u '
Naflles, who. having lost some property as
W9ll as his neighbor-4. was interested in the .
intelligence. “ Good enough; keep him
till ingrning.” _
“Two'n’t;do!” replied Smith in an excited
manner. “ He’s a. desperate fellow—him}:
out—l inusti raise the neighbors—where’s
my son, Ibex-93.56 f" . ‘ , «
“ 0111 Sally is sick to-mght, so hifm
courted only may 51} hour, and-the .went
home."
“ Went home I’L ‘
“ Yes,” said the Deqcog, {about lulf an
hour ago.” » , \ ‘
The elder Smith gasped hi. hands to his_
forehead. at if he beat; Why m
idea. 01'me weighty nutmeg. ‘ r
ME
Br HfJ.‘STAHLE. \ !‘
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(3112‘ film
. From the Journal of Commerce
1“ noisolwm HURT.” . "
BY A LADY
‘ iIIUBBE-R. ‘
‘3 m‘ I‘lil'b mar-part
MOO
A. 'DEMDDDATHD ADD FAWLY JDDDNAL
“Gracious!” he ejaculated. I
“What ?” asked the Deacon;
“ I behave,” stammered theielder‘
“ I—l have locked up—” 5 ‘
.' " Who?" ' 3
1L“ Increase l” t
’ “ I'll bet you have!” dried the D
‘ I heard him say be h to cérry t
cushions into the gm ary béfore
t bed.” A ‘ ‘x
“ Look here." whispered the lder
‘ I Beg-ot‘ybu never to ineutio th‘
i shonld‘get out.” i 1"
u Oh, I'll keep the s retf”!inte
tie Deacon, trying to resefle be
avity. , ' l *
“ Thejoke is safe. an ' I’d rise
rry {home and let Inc ease o t."
Thetcider Smititurned on- is h
uisltod,'feeiingk cry 33k, roba
a 'ect of the e‘xcitfimen he und
Letius now 10%}: in ‘upon he y
R it‘h; who‘wns fotuaiily shn up
: anaer. It.i's now impossibl to d
‘l s rage on finding himself thufi entr
fitter {shoutirigfintil he wasfihoars
‘ .u-lyl deaf, he closed his teeth ngri
{I down on a bag of meal to unit
i t. ‘ ' t i- f A
lnciiéase h d not bceit long
limgebn bégm-e he hep-(La 1
gum. ; Sup‘ymiing it wasithe 014
favng (lifcm'ered hi»: error, “'73
fln-mte him. his anger cvnpo
- )uhl not help But truth at t
istako. ‘ [. ‘\\ 5
But (hers-“wuss nixkte‘ry abou the
I heard, which ranged ithc yo ngcr
doubt “licther théy twere ude
' thor; after all. He lis‘bentfi‘ Tl
rncd cautiouin in the J . ‘
ralthiiy the‘duofinpen'ed. wh lo I
an-ccly breathed. Somdbody e 1 tere
Essiyfihe touched young .\‘niit 'n 51
i "he paw-11, tmd began to exp re
m- phrt of the dungeon. Inc ease
fell upon hifi hafidsfanil knees and
vintage ot' the noise minle bycthe l
.ptadyu‘t. Then to shutrtheglo‘fr an
t was but the work of a mom lit.
(1y )rliis lockpdup. .‘ I
Liatening a moment, and heari
1 crelNe became firmly convinc
d ccpminittqd no error, but 0
l ipt', and went immediatly for
Shortly after. and very much
a mi<mke, the elder Smith sn
lie bum and Approached the
:1 'ncfiosfiuty iii this phice to 0
he «alder Smith looked up hi
hi) the key:a 'hich ‘he hnd c
In, land cui§osslyfi Ivft it i
l mute-ring ti: granary, anr‘.
tmgvr Smith had carried away
And mow jhe'clder Smith ma
vn the domai‘ '
“lifirenso !”j he called, puttin
Lot amannny. ’
ENG sound answered.
“Arc you mlco‘pfi‘ Come. don’ b
riyjrick withime—it was gll an] 't
'cnlly took you to be a rob"—
iMr‘. vh‘mith'si voice Wm. stamm b.
'ilt blow in thenmuth. Mr. S iit
Nani was tumbled dow’n nmid n
6.55 qt‘ hm-rclii, bugshrakos and shc
[ ‘. Smitty was: considprabiy stun )ed
‘ w ltimythe fall; and when 11 go
i 193:; again. the door was close I:1
———}lr. Smith was apriscmer. lc
~tuler to imugine his feelingS.
[eunwhile Increase was raisi gf
I ifs: in tuking’ the thief} out of he
ilsufmy. Ihwiing first téld his at ry
hith, 'who “Ifo greatly iastoninh (I,
tied to, alarm Joe'Fet-ris, a s ut
ho fluid in the woods near b~ an
)IIP]HII}(‘(I of lasing quite as m
fityfns the Smiths. Mrs. F. p Hi
1,) at? the wiiith'v, and wnnte to
’1 at Invrvzue wanted. The man
1; Joe. Attcr sr'yme hesitationJho"
‘nlied that lief-husbandhud th“ he:
I could not get up. _ . i_ I
i‘Buf we haw got the rohhei
t‘Uhghav you 2" said Mrs.'_
\blc Vikki “How fortunate!
=bmid has the headache, I thi]
(
ter keep the man till mornin
‘No—we'll have him tq-night
f or 'ase. and away he ran.
(how if the younger Smith the ,ght
Inga-sling Mrs. Farris with glad idix
‘w. considerably in error.’ The‘ rutl
‘ cldsing the window she was pal as
The reader may guess the cause 1' h
tutfion when Linform him there as x
Ferris sick with the headchhe in the
l ; But Mrs. Ferris was a woman of 1
(mil decision. She cayght up he
i threw a shawl. over her head, in la
rhousc.‘ She was soon in Mr. S .itlr’:
withhhr hsnd On the granary d r.
‘ ‘f J oseph‘,” she whispered.
“Nairrlr- i I:
‘fJo‘aeph, it is me, are you her f” a
deal, knocking at the door. “
‘fL’et me out,” said a voice =wit in,
Without anyfnrthefldele . rs. I
havingthrpwn‘ the barn ‘doo wiile 0
that she cciuld see to perform‘heriope
commenced hammering the‘pagloc
most destructive manner. ,
Now Mr. Smith, who was with‘m, as ex
ceedin ly astonished at what he hex; . He
certaifiy wished to get out, but he h no
desire to have thepsdlock smafixed with
out first tryin oihe'r means. Som thing
like the truth fiashed upon his mind how
ever, when he reflected that the {terse who
was breaking the lock had called him Jfoseph
and that the v’oice was remarkably likh that
of a woman’s. With great anxiety offimind
he waited for the door to open. 1
At length the ~lock was to'rn away, and
Mrs. Ferris whispered: { ;
“Come quick, J 058%“ Therein ““3 time
to loose! They’ll,be ere in a minute 1”
She caught somebody by the ; nrui, and
somebody followed her out in the moonlight.
Then he caught her by the srmhnd: both
stopped, looking each other full in the face.
Mrs. Ferris screamed, turned filler; than
the moonlight, and dropped her rhammer.
Mr. Smith was scarcely less astoniahed; but ‘
recovering himself, he said, rather opolly,
considering the occasion— 1
“You are out rather late tonight;| Mrs.
Ferris, allow me to see you home!s 1‘
She could not refuse his arm, end when
she saw that he WE conducting her to his
house instead of her own, she had not the
pawer to say a. word or make the leajst re
sistance. ~ , ‘
Thé good lady’s feelings on being brgught
before Mrs. Smith can be more eastly imagi
ned than descrided. In her feat-end con
fusign she confessed some very startling
facts, and with tears in her eyes begged her
‘ kind dear friends' to be merciful and not
expose her. Mrs. Smith renovated from
he: ~amazement, and exclaimed, “I, never!
I never! I never!” and Mr.‘,Smith, whowas
not the least excited of the three, indulged
in some equnllfi sensible remake: l
Meanwhile, .oe Ferris, ghpmu the man
the: had “ken the ybunga'figm'fih's ylaee
J
3 P»:
0
GETTYSEURG, PA-, Mogx‘rlbAY, APRIL 1, 1861-
r 3 j ‘ it ‘ f * ‘ - ‘
'con_.
i‘ e bug
.e went
mith,
I—if
mmg
roll to
a .
-1 and
ly the
gone.
-unger
n the
scribe
pped.
A and
y, and
he re-
th
oise
dark
n the
“who:
man
. 00
ed, 1
‘ lu
ing to
nd he
icruus
ounds
Smith
y his
9 key
lowly.
crease
nonse
uulder
1e fur
silent-
nkm g
D] Ilk‘r.
I look
Some-
«ouhd
at he
a real_
tunco.
led of
into
iad : 1
High»
, ass:
2 ha
‘ mm
[sun
' that
n snn
with
'lnt'k
h the
MB
EEO
OM
fly: n g:
e—for
MEI
m ill]
'ildm~
'o]~.——-
by the
upon
1 lm'k
ve the
23E
nnnry
n Ml‘S‘.
1c hm
follow
1 . who
pro-
Fluent]
k now
ask ed
nman
=l2l
113
err
Bu
k y
MEI
thy.
MEI
MI
ems,
.enso
fgions
_ m n
t• -.
“Imm I: mean rm WILL Prawn."
in the granary,nnd givefit up in tqrnlto the
elder Smfih, went home by a cixgujtous
route. wonderin by ’what str‘pnge Enccz'dent
he happened toi‘e caught, and co gratula—
ting himselfon his escapv. lIIe hmf‘rmwhed
his door, when hearing (his name ballad by
somebody in the 113114.416 qurned around
and saw ihme men géing by. 1 'L
“ Joe Ferris, is thatybu-T’ qried pm voice
of theyounger Smith} “C me OPJL if‘ you
are ready.’ I've gotLßill H ges mad Mr.
Blake, and I think we’fl be c oug'h fix that
one thief, but the more {them n'ier“sb come
on. I knew you woupdigb in or tfled’un in
spite of your hendac eJ’i‘ [ .Z ' ,
Joe vyz‘m as much itinthe dark now‘ as when
he was locked il_p in , qgranq‘ryj hp conclu-
ded it would ‘be Best t 6 {hit a bi}: faée on the
matter, and accompany Incr e, dso he
declared himself ren hndju pedniiciverthe
fence. At first he w ' Afraid fcorhmitting
himself, hut the ,corvérsatio by the way
showing him. as he {thbught exadtly‘how
the ground lay, he lilghyd ‘eartil’y at the
queer mimner in_ hrich t e thief 'was
caught,‘ and volunteered to he the first to en
tz-r Ihe‘granm‘y wherlhe waf; gcon‘fihed. at
the same time chuc lin'g joymialy at the
anticipatio'n of the yollhgen' Shiith’? dismay
on‘Mling. instead‘of the thjkf, his own fa
thor umlc-r' lock and key; ‘ I
“‘With great glee lhei meniprqce;
nm-t- to the granary, where 1‘ . crew?
30d leaving his copipiihimus to go ‘
hth'fr-r a—‘inntcrn, nndhxc'e il‘his fa}
returned; upon whichlee erris
all to himwlf. and advised the
Smith to be >ler and lh'ing the 011
he mu uny “harp to be’luunrl
u llnllo i" cried Bill lilodgo
ry douu is open, and t n: thii
out.” T i 3
Increase (‘an bnok lfilledi
n:uion,uml Jpe Ferris lills no]
' The Strange events 0 ' the
valved ‘in a deeper “iystm
The eldnr Smith. hmliing 1i
preach of IncreaSe an d hil
nifulu his appearance with u I
~\ " ll'nll'n, nvighhm- l”‘ cribtl
“‘uh'at i- all this hu hub nhq
huébeon tulling m a at thid
“l (11-Clare, . fathom"l shill:
Sliliill,,‘v"n'tel‘ you shunme u
(hi-4', null 101'; him in niy phi
" i know it. your mothm- m.
the elder Smith, “aildiwhenll
you nut"——— 5 |
“Uh, l we all," grodnod l
gnt nwniy.” . i .
“ \Tps‘; and shut'me Ii? 1” I
“"Aml hm'r did vnu g L outL
“ Why, thv thiel's “I’o hm
t‘o COlnf‘ qml ln-vnk the look 3
Sn snyiiifi. the ohh‘rr'mitl
fern up to the face of l-‘vi'ri.
ghajly white and tu-iijled
[Mum in an aguu fit. i l
The whole afi'a'n- “mi ndw oxplgu
Elm n~tnni~hnwnt olic oryb: lyin l
:iml of Jun Fan'ifi in :auliv 1131'. ‘1
too. nun-h nktnnishod o ,‘m Re an
Lance while Ingrown. ml ’hi~ 00mg
Were t 3 ing hi“ hind." Egliindlhim.
erris and his’ willx Von: iii-bOllll
with lotlgingx' in Mr. Qmit‘ll‘s hou
night: and an the foilnving day,
havinghvrn inflituted: ml all: sorts
Hound on Joe's promigos. tipy Wu
connnittvd to jail towaif. the 1' trial
What? the sentence wing. wmu 1
‘of the crime charged tigai‘nst'them
quitn fur-gown; hut itlis cei-min g
pmph- of .\‘mithville wero tr ‘ubled‘
with the mysterious dimppoiirnnce '
goody: null clmltola. and the smiths
lu-r. with IlPl'llJli‘J'hiltlfifi}(‘til)d.‘,tlle ni
mi~t ikos vninmittcd on} the inight
adventure With the robbers. i
g _4__ . «...: ”1.”
i _ The Contrast} ‘ 31 i
1 An Italian nrti~t, mocking {with “(l
exquisite beauty. wished to “reserve
hires, for fear he ‘houldlneve'r see su
linoss ngain‘. Sallie paintédithe ch
face upon canvass, uni! huigitu .i
wally of his Mudio. lh hi most
hours. that, sweet, gentle on nténn
like an angel of light to him‘ Its pi
filled his soul with th ‘ iurest asjiir
“If ever Ifind. ” he s (i, “b. perfe
tmst to this_beuutoous f siliwill pail
plso, and hang them aid}: by $ll
of heaven and hell.” i ‘ i 1
Years passed. At length in adistnn‘
he saw, in a grison hevlsiie i the moi
eons object erver gfied yon—a:
haggard. fiend. with gla ’ ng eyes any
lleeply furrowed with crfime. p The a.
membered his vow snddmmiedintel .‘
ed a picture of this lost 30ml; form Hi
beside the lovely boy. Th 4 eontrafi
perfect: His dream V V realized. ‘
was the surprisé of this‘hrtisfi, on incl!
into the' history of this; horrlid inept
find that hé was once thlst lowly littl
Both of these pictures,‘ the angel a
demon of the same ml. now hang a
sidejn the Tuscan gallcly. ‘
W'ltat I Wauld I)o.-—If 1 posg'essed an
valuable things in the World, and was
togive them away, thbifollowing wag
my plgm of distribution-b ' ‘
I would give the world trufih and
‘ ship, which are ve mrce. 1 §
‘ ‘I would give an 3ditionnl p‘ortion o
to lawyers, traders and timer-chants. 1}
. I would give to physicians skill and learn
dug. s , xi ‘ ~ I
u I.would give to printers the}: pay. }_
A Shaving Institution.—}A few da 3 since a
traveller stopped into I; bank, an; immedi
ately ulled off his but, local fund cramm—
This alime, be cast». look at thb cashier, who
was seated in n eomer,‘ “'cailm as a May
moming,” and with a commanding (Lake
of tbe‘head. said: L ‘ i
“ Hadn’l you better be getting that hot
water I” ‘ , 1
The teller informed him that he Was in
the wrong shop. “ You tre in a bank, air.
and not in it harder shop.”
“ Bunk,whew !” ejaculated the astonished
stranger. “ Blame it, they told meit has a
place where they shaved people.” I
-————-—-——-«m—————— ,
QThere is a fellow in Vermont {who
has a bugle, the notes of which are éo sweet,
that when he plays the whole neighborho‘pd
catches them to use instead of sugar.
, fi'l‘wo little niggers were playing in a
cornfield, when one of them exclaimed:
" Lordee! Pete, I seeawhoppin’ bigtoad !”
“FWhM ’un ’B, Sam, I can’t see ium."
“Why mar—right thar! Whar am your
eyes, nigger?” ‘
“Den hit ’im wid de hoe.” '
Sam whaled away and brought Pete all
up ’stbnding on one leg. 1‘
"Why, you dmtted fdol ni' er, dank was
my foot and Iseed ’im 31'] do tfiefl ':
- ————— ——o. ;
the French distill"! bro #113:
bnndy on}. of cod: ‘ : l 3 '
It is said that frozen frmt can lw cpeedily
and cprtninly 'cured by being bathed and
well rubbed with kerosene or mnl‘ nil. for
a few times at nithJefow retiring‘to bed.
Seyeml persons have already trml’it. all of
whom upiiu in pronouncing it .an oil'ecmul
cure, which, if they are Forx-ocf, it an easy
and cheaj) mode of getting rid (if a wry «ore
andzrdublesome affliction. _ Th? feet should
Cbe ’well warmed by a. hot stovj during and
after the application of the .il. ~l’ersons
suffering from the—par of frosted feet. will
no doubt do well in giving it n trinl,far it is
surely a very cheap liolutment and one
which is very easily applied. ‘ , ‘
Jimmy Won by a Dcatii-x‘lfan."—,\t erlhe‘n,
Saxony, recently. a gefiltlemnn' engaged in
playing a: a fare table. and died in “is sent;
His death was not discovered until his
money, By being‘ left an Vtficx mhle nll the
while, had won a hem-y frum. ‘ A Haw suit
resulted between :th'e banker} and s6.olde
player’s heirs, which was decided in favor
oi the litter. ‘ - - ‘ : , . ;
Inléryliwéyutfilmlulicm‘lJ—A Yankee is 'll cal
culating Jnstitu‘t‘ion, mu! riothing mines
filing that he does not {suhipr‘tv £0 thq ordeal
of figure; infiome way,“ The; ltd ihsmncc
that has come’ under ohr obsbr attic? ii; the
following.’ ivhir-h occurs in‘ thl’ on use of
smite ctlitprial. spndulntinm upo the‘ comet:
“Its tail is M -lcfis$«jlxj‘lnllll0lli of qiilee in
length. To grease that tail, it if est mated”
Would useup a. basin of fat as l rge #5 Lake‘
Erie nml give constant : empluyfucut to 50,-
000 ’dnubczs’ for ten yqars." }
1 _'_._ ”Mk”; .9 «4—54 1
, Théiffl'cds of Tm—le efl‘eét omie use;
of tel has bggrylnual}, discussed. {P‘rufes
501' Jul'mfitone. a good mithox'ity, has tum-rt;-
ed that it prevent": thé mute of thé body,
and nouriél‘ies it. ‘Dr. Smith< recently, in a
“Inctm-e bqfore the Society of Arts, mjuinmin
ed thuf tea was 'gon‘d Only‘in helping» our di
gestion of {at or farinnfiwous food, and thus
far was nourishilfgz'hut if Iqu fissile: ai‘e
wasted by exe’rtion or too profit-‘0 pprspiru—
tion, tea .is injurious. : It dwinotgisuit a
spare habit, or much exertion“ 1' low tem
peratures, or a. defective skin. H'fheaig opin
ions are not geneinlly liehl. l ' .
—- 7- - ——-:O-l?;—---——~Jr- ‘ l
.I‘edeél at
‘ propo
‘-l|to7;h(‘
her bad
Jaughéd
‘vomngor
t “HAIL“.
~“t ’grann
1' hp; broken
CM
[conster
yrln'éaod.
9“ .~
I igh’c
l "M
ear-(‘1
prem
n ever.
’the ap
anions,
80m
gilt.
.'Fr‘rriw,
“crease
1 “Jo.
ut?
V 93”:
i the
\, I .\
(Manger
it .up u
{finned
tl, to let,
@lll conseque'pfe Milne illiconsfluction
and had vemilatxbu of phase}; l—lufix‘f-s in
and about London; seveh thousnogd children,
between the agex of MB and fifteen years,
annually lo<e theii‘ livbs from lhnadrcuxbefi
nlmm. Sn says D‘r. Hillier. Socretur?’ of the
Meuppolitun Medical Aasociutipn. ' V
1d mp,‘]
I can.
ncrcasg, “ lvne'.
i t
?;, F’\
{the iififiess
Md helm
. who urned
us if 1e had
Rr'ul Evmlc in Nut York—lt i 3 statféd that
real ‘estute‘has ddpreaspd so mm-h :in cer
tain portions of Ngw Yolk that; a maqsion
on Fk ‘th avenumvdhwd at £45,000, was said
a (11% or two since fnr‘s2o,o6o,!anq3one of
the n agnificem stores roccntlyiere-qwd up
on Broadwuv. win“ the expectfltionfithat it:
would be refined for 35,01‘ 540,090, “fill not
command $15,000. ‘
jed, to
‘ moral,
ho was
I=2
.. x «-»—-———.— L... .
. IQ‘The Philidqlphiq my, .-lrgw.«r:#ays:-—‘
WW: do not reenlec: having m-l-n <6 many
~hfiuwiz _aml stormftn lei inf any timd in the
l'u'st th yeuru. M there a‘rq at proneni. This
is an unnxi<t.wl§nhle skin of the dn'presst-d
candition of bmiuess,h&duglh übou by ROl
'publictm fanatidipm. L ’
-v o '7 - ~ ,
, Full Bloodaml Son‘s (Mag—l was at: it Visit
to the Crescent City some throg ye rs ngq.
.51 arose early one morning. and condluded I
would visit the marked, and. while} there,
overheard the fntowin}; conversntiml by.
tween :1 Lnuisian planter and n firegular
sour-krbur Duh-hu’mn. {The Dutchman had
a. basket of bull pm sfor snle. Thejplantcr.
approached him tfihsz'? 1 '
" My friend, are tho~a genuine bull pups?
If they are. I would lilfie to purplaqise one;
3} 1 have long desired tofown a genuigne bull
-og." » 5
“0h yah! (lisah is finé hu‘ll puppifm; dm'
mudder was tree quarteh- bulL and tier fad
der was three quarter .bupl. Dat makes bull'
and half—fine bull puppies.”
It is useless to any tlmt this knockdown
argument was sufiicierttfi so the ylanter
took the lot. i r ,
mug
‘odnted
‘9 that
lac-arch
f ghouls
- both
nvicted
I have
‘2 good
9 Snore
u their
erriem
tinifold
f their
'zild of
'l3 fea
-110v:L
', ming
'ln the
mbro
»e was
'sence
,tions.
n‘ . --——o- ———~——
7??? “l’ndrzrzrmmd R;[road.”——Thl Hon.
Joshua. R.,Giddin‘gs, thegfather of fife Ohio
“irrepreemibles,” has nassignod-by the
new administration time at of (:‘onsuL Gen
eral of the United States Sat Montreal. This
stations him at the nm‘fthern terminus of
the_U. Q. R. R., where 11% can superintend
(he arrival of the pgfisedgers, and take the
generalrovemighg of than-03d. . 3 ~
F con
at that
. ideal
land
t hidl‘
erce;
.heoks
I ist re:
:‘paint
‘ bang
:t was!
‘Whnt
luififlg
.h, to
'. boy.
the
.de by
V'mt-Mn'l Accept Mimi—The Lylichburg
(Va) Republican statex that. a fat»' dnys a?
Postmaster Genéeml Moptgomery Blair r
moved Mr. Pritchazd, mail agent; ,on the
Manasm Gap Railfimdfiand appoiri‘bed ’in
his- stead a Republican, I{named Baer. from
’Rookiughm., As soon “as this change be
came known to )8: Ward C. Marishall,
the president of the mad, be promptly in
formed Mr. Blair that either his appointee
or the United States mail must be removed
from the road. The result was the reinstate
ment iPritchnrd.
n, the Abolitionisfie were huff as anx
iou's to keep the devil of mischief out of ‘
their“ hearts. as they aré to give lierty to
those who do not want it, and 310 m it
would not benéfit, it would be muqh‘ better ‘
for them and all concerned. . ‘
-. most
going
; Id be
TM
Mal
figOh‘e communion Sunday, an aid Ken
tucky‘ soldier. who had fought under Gen.
Jackson at New Orleans, and knew well
what manner of man he had been, attended
the Hermite Chum-brand saw the aged
warrior kneelieverentiy before the altar.
He was transfixed with astonishment. Af
ter the service ‘wgpwr, he Was ohserVed to
be unusually silent and thoughtful, and,
upon being questioned, related what he had
seen. He concluded his narrative thus:—
“When I saw the man who had fought ar
mies, parties, cabinets, and had never fought
without conquering, get down on his knees,
in that church, I said to myself: ‘Well, ‘
when Gen. Jackson kneels, I tell you,‘boys,
I think it’s about time for me to knock un
der. ”" Four weeks after, he joined the
church, and lived and died an exemplary
member.
WA man should be virtuous for his own
sake, though nobody were to know it; as he
would be clean for his own sake though no
body were to see him. ‘
A Warning to BacMora—A younggentle—
man from the “rooral district,” lately ad
vertised for a wife through the men, and
got. an answer from eigbwen bus ds, Ital-r
Jug tint he could haveiheira.
‘ fi'Conrfing ism irregulu, active haul
-11::er verb, indiguiVo mood, sl.an tango,
n, 3111911]? hum an Agrees
with J: the aim—don't“: ' 11,
lIM
Cure for Frosted Feet. [
Tva'mLLAßs A-YEAR
\f‘ ~ No. 26-
“TEE CONSTITUTION‘fiS IT IS."
“I; against all Pemonn) Li «\rty Bills in
the Smtes that confliqt with the ar'
of the Federal Guvm-n‘ment
——‘,r.r:li§ all Undelizround Railr‘
run offservants from :thclr masters
to Canada 551' elsewlgeré. Nopfl. ~ _.
r—A-gainét all mobbing of U. S. Marshals
that ih the line nfdulyiexocute Federal laws.
T—Against all i'ncfindiary publicn‘tidns
North that influenma sérvile war in the
South; Lngainst ' all: "Trihunm," “Ipdepen
dents,” bud everythin like them. ' ‘
L—Again'st all geogrnjmical party organiza
firms that array onq p rtion of the country
against another. l a \. .
—A‘gainst’ the denial of all right of tran-
Bit _Nprflh for servants as well as masters. ‘
l —A‘gainst‘ turning I out ‘of church the
George “’ashington, Phtrick llgnry. Thom
as Jefferson slavelmlcjing followers in tho-
South.l ' 1
—-Au ‘inbt commrtin}: into “a crimejnd a
sin" (in: example ‘éflerulmm. Isaac and
.lamh. and of Paulfithe Apostle,wa se’nt
back Philemon. 1 l .
‘ >—Aga.lnst going kiwi:- to acq‘uiro common
Territofy, and then s ‘aling or monopoliz
ing the whole of it; hm? presmtcntly exclud
ing from it the share'ra‘of our danger in' the
(war. or the common contributors in purse
in time of peace. ‘ l -v
The Eonstitutinn', (Ll itinis excellent...-
fnngnifi'cpnt. The bnly difficulty we have
is with thé Higher hampmple who constnie
it:a.v it is no!,-—-—nnd r ' ug'e to abide by the ad
judications of the S pl‘eme Court, when the
Court. comesjn co “flilt with their Under
ground Railroad, c i],[ war-inspiring, terri
tory monopolizing ‘ vorscience."
If the Republican; .wvll abide by the Courts
and cultivate, nnt' byutmlize, "their “con
sciences,“ we need «sepnstitutionnl meridf
'ments. Since 1787: efhuve jogged on with
the Conatitution well. Euntil, in these latter
days, they set up tlhei? million or {we of
“consqiencen” in dppos‘tion to the “Courts,”
The main question now is,—the new-fwgldd
'antlrecont ydismvelrpdll’uritan ‘Conscien " ’
orjhefiupreme Count 9f the United Sing;
We. prefer the (South-TN. I'. Express.
DOV -———-
;Froin the Eaton Argus
Not Very yonplimentary.
The following is In dxtract from a letter
’i'vrittcn by u prominlekitl‘member of Congress
to a gentleman in this; place. It was. not
intended fqr publiqfiiufi, and gives no "very
complimentary accqun of old Abe: .
' ' y'lx'tnnb’s Horn,
I i ' W'aslli‘gfo 5 .March 1, 1860.
“ I was called here t vote in tlle House,
and will return to Richmond to morrow.—-
The Republican pnrtyis utterly demoralized.
disrupted and llmken lup. Cameron and
Chanel: Weed anl Greeley, can a never
affiliate. ‘Lim-nln in a (“toss between a sand
liill.Cranc and an Andallusion jackass/.7 He
is, by all oddi, the we kesf man who KM
ever been electedmworlu.a than Taylor—and
he was bed enough. I helleve Virginia,
under his follies nml'pu rilitios. will secede.
It will take time,and he will not delibe
iately, and with her igo all the border
slave States. Iwmlaenlybrvby lu'm. , I speak
what 1 know. He is (Lin, weak. puerile,
lrypocritical.withontjmalmersmithout social
grace, and, 1:55 he tulks‘tr) you. punches liiq
first under your ribs." ivle swears equal to
Uncle Toby, and in every particular, moral
ly and mentally. I have lost all respect for
him“ He is surrounded by *a set of- toad
eaters nnd bottlefiboldets,‘ and did not know
what the» A'flarns MbanflTent was, until told
him. In addition to t is. I ‘am perfectly
satisfied hojs, an Abolititnist 9f the,l’.ov9joy
and Sumnertype.; ‘ . i
“ Such 'm yourfiod, L 01; ! Israel l"
_ '-,..._....... .....
The Abolitionismmf mapnbliqanism.
“But, Mr. Bresidcnt,l tell me when or
where a Republican _meéting has been held
since the dawn of that [fl-tygwhere tlieini
pression was not left, ei ier by its proceed
xngi; or thé language of ts omiors, that in
seine way or other the R publican organiza
tion was the Agency 1111' ‘ugh which slavery
was to be'abolished everywhere.”
Gown 1316””! never uttered truer words
than the foregoing. Although a portion of
the Repu'blicans deny Abiblition tendencies,
it is only a portion of them; and many of them
openly aqow such ‘ dodtrines. All their
meetings that we attended, or heard of from
others, or read of, in theiripgrty oréunst
impressed theidea“ thatitheir mission was
to exterminate Miriam sléwery. They held
it up to the public is shroud, social and po
litical eyjl, and denounced slave-holders
like Wssslxcrox iii wrfiis as bitter as Inn‘-
gunge would commspd. Ill‘ this poxition of
theirs is correct, will they pretend tliattheyb
do not mean to wits ug linst the institution?
Do they mean total} us that they will pro.
tect a moral, social and political coil? If
any other institutidn in the land were held
up in that light, would not those who did
so be regsrde'd Is desiring its abolition 1—
Before the Republicans denounce Gov. Blo
us for uttering the plain truth, let them
answer these questions.-Lock Haven Demo
and. ‘ : l
Thé Dead in Done!
‘ Gov. Curtin has sighed the bills to repeal
the Tonhage Tax, and to destroy the Sun
bury A: Erie Bonds. He he: consummated
the bargain and officially endorsed a bold
and infamous fraud upon the State. This
is indeed among the fint fruits of his ad
ministration. No linguage can describe
the rascally de‘ed. It fully corroborates the
report last full that he had sold himself to
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and
to the Sunbiiry & Erie Railroad Company, 5
for his election. The taxpayers will rue
the day they voted for him. He was char
ged with corruptions as Secretary of State!
under Gov. Pollock by, his own party
friends, when nominated, and his endorse‘
merit of these bills pretty clearly substan
tiatee the charges.— Wayne Co. Hnjuld.
aA distinguiséd clergyman Eeing re
quested to open the services withlpmyer,
but not. having been invited to cPreach, dam
clined, saying, that. “m his frien was going
to do the mowiggfie might whet his own
scythe. ” \ ‘
fiThe Delaware «Republican raportl
the Each crop in tbs/t State gremly ama
ged y the “cold grip.”
fiA boy in New York hu boonunt to
pn'non for thirty days, for stalling amp.-
Ronfrom. doc: “papa. _ . ‘
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m 330 m mum.
The mod cititenn of Fran klin county, no
doubt, distinctly remember how une “ivo
cl3llz our preient Senator, Col. Mcgluro.
pledgbd himwl‘. on the slump. in all portions
of the county, during the campaign of 18511,
when hq wane candidate, not to vote for the
repeal oil the Tonnage Tax, and how empha
tically‘his organ, the Repository and Trom
‘ cript. ohvlomly, with hiw consent. premium!
ithat lm would boa faithful to those pledges.
No douht, then, the ' \yillbc lommvhat M 3
‘ytoundedr to learn. that he not only mud
l for this mewure. wfew week: Hinge, but da~
livered h lengthy and carefully". repnred
spepoh. i‘n fuvor'of it. The Colon§hon the
hack of nrcaenting things in their mofitfa
igfablelight. Tho argument on whichghq ,
d ‘rils. njore than any other, he presenta'm ‘\
the fbllowing language:
”1 askihat those of my ronatituohts, an‘cL
the constituents of other Senators whq wish
to expand the dark cloud that rises over the
manufactpriem of Allegheny, by pouri
thither tire rich fruits of their capital anus
industry); shall not pay a direct tax for I.tho
privilegelpf doing 50. Every ton of iron
from my fawn ipunediuto section of tth a
that seek a. market, at Pittsburg, must in
from eigijty cents to one dollar. of a dimci
and arbitraryja'x for the more rikht of tran
sit ever oftr own soil. The railroad company
does not pay it. It‘ falls directly upon the
produ‘neni,wlmsevu‘lieformno it is to liv} in
a particular sovtion; while all others'are cn- ,
tirely frag. It restricts the commerce of
ur own State. rind cripples the energies u!
own leupln.‘ Ohio and other Western .
rf pour into Pittsburg their minergl l
produce. freb from all such tun- ‘
be n citizen of Pennsylv-niu,
nnvei-tiug hot vast resources.
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nowmjnst as well’ns r
t. the Tonnage Tax fl
won those ho .
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Now thoi Colonel 5,
any one dlse. that it in no
which im‘maes this burden’ _
are compllled to we the Pam.
Bond, but the selfishheas of tlw
il-mll‘. 7:71:11, notthppeoplefibligm
selves to?” this tax, and now‘that,
es 3- little wavy fipon them, they charge.»
so much flxtrp on pll goods transported out
the road," (goithai weight falls on those who
live along the routes, 'l‘herCompany' no ;
coining mn‘ey.;thcy hlg6 never felt the ;,
weight 0!} this‘ tax, :‘md yet they are the *
ones who malt its xepenl. If there uhouldha .‘
any legislation uan the subject it nhould ,
be to the effect of compelling them to tmns- \
port freight at the old chariots. and pay, in
mlditihn,»thetax they agree to pay“ < ‘
1f the {hm is'no advantage to the Com- ‘
Imny, bu ’ only to the peep Not the Stan, J
10W down it éome that thaComptmy pan af- & ~
ford to is end‘such enormous bumi tdfihavo [
it purged? or‘doimte so much to other Rm}- ' ,
road Con panics? The Colonél’s mphis—l
try won’tldo. ‘ The people understand tlfis I .
matter nfurly as well as he does. ZThpfi!
know ex ctly. what the State, “(lithium : ‘
tlneS te,‘ the people loose, and exactly how i
1111 ch this company gains by the transa‘c‘ l
tion , nntl' from‘ the feeling manifested ‘
amm g; wominu‘nt Regnblionhs. we' think ' ‘
they will ihold our war 1y Senator to li. strict 3
account for hil broken predge.—Chamb¢n- Ii
burg Timcé. ’ y ' , ~ ' I:
?other vs. Son.
The' Bésfion Lbufigr produce! tha follojv-,
ing extraict from an ogntiomfielivered in
Boaton (in the 4th of Jul'y. 1808, b; the 1
father 0 ICl|arlges Sumner. ,The son of his, i
father 11an better read it: ‘ ’ ) ‘ i
‘f'l‘heré if; indeed no diverging of inherent ‘1
behieen fine people of the N art and Sputh ;‘ i
and they . re no triendu‘to eitherwho engu- f
vor to stimulate and embitber thooneaglimt '
theethérl “'laniftbesonéothssachuiettl ,
stand hi h on :the roll ‘of revolqtionag g
fame? ’hpivisdom and heroism for whi ‘
they huge been distinguished wfi nave?-
Peljmit thpmfio indulge in inglori bout:
Flie‘ independence and liberty we poopedL'
are the r suit ofjoint. gamma—of common
(lnugers, Infi'erings and 93qu; an God’ \
forlifid my those who have every mo ivoof. ‘
svmpmthy' and interestto Act m concert” .
shquld eerr becozgw the prey of party bick— '
erings am‘pniz thwselvesl” ‘ ‘ i
fiOn Lhe rétirqment of President Wash~
in'g'ton frpimbfligefthe fol Sowing article up
pemed in mm notedlpnpe ,1 phe Aurora.- =
“ ‘ Lord; npw'lettest thou thy servnn‘, do;
part in pence. for mine eyes hav n thy 1
salvation," was the pleura ejeculati of a
man who li‘eheldn floodof happiness shin}; l
in upon m nlg'ind. If there" ever was time i
that would license the reitehtion of the ex.
clematiornl that time is now ain'ved. For the _
mun w‘hbli; the source of all the mob-mm?
our muntry, 3 this day reduced to a level yvit
his fellow itizene—is no longer possessed of"
gowe: to imuhqdy evils upon the U'nitéd;
Staten“ ever there was {period for rejoiei,‘
ing. thiw ‘ the moment. Every heart; in
unisex: wit ) ‘the freedom and hepgineu of
(he peopl ought to beat Mia}, wit exultn
tion that! y 8 home of Wes!“ gum from this
day “Mali? 've'currency to political in“ 1
iquity, n'n, togliegnlize corruption l A newe\
era is now openin‘ upon us, and en ere
that pro ises mucili no the people. ' For
public nl9 ores now stand upon their own
merits. ‘nn nefarious projects can nolonger
be, suppo ed by a. _name. When a retros
pect is mkpnof the Waihington Adminis
tration forleight years, it is e subject of the
greatest; aitonishment that a single indi-l
vidual could have conquered the principles
"of Republicanism in an enlightened people,
and should have carried his designs again-t
the public liberty so far as to have put in
jeopardy it‘s very existence. Suph, hawever;
are the meta, and with these storing min
the face, this day ought to be ejulgdcc in the
United Slum.” ' ‘ _ f r
~ In Xangtiggepquany coarse does the Mn
egflde oan W. ‘ijomey now MllO9
Jnfneg uchnmnvxfl‘t’rime nukcl _ a ,
even.” ‘ _ ‘ ‘1
‘ —-—;—7————«loo——,——— . j
, he} porrespOndent of the Phfldeh
phia. Lfdgerj gives the:expresaion Qf public
sentimqnterNew York'on the receptioh
at; the/hey: of the probable evacuation of
Fart Sumuzr: .1 ‘
-, The Regublicana wag-e taken all aback.“
T-hnt portitm of them who baton; to the Tn"
fume; Ichodl expressed themse ves in the
most; indignant terms, first expressing told
unbelief in the story, and next‘denouncing
the step, ifit is} indeed to be taken, as the .
suit-M: of the nation.
Qn. he other hand” the rnbderaa‘m of the
Seward and chd‘way of thinking expre-g
satisfaction at the conclusxon the Lieute
nahtrGenéx-al has arrived at, inasmuch it's
there was no other course left toprovent .
bloodshed. The Democratsand Union men
are jubilant, and declare that, should the
Scott programme be «flied out, ‘he border
States sre not, only retained, but film I
first step has been taken towards brilkging
back even the Cotton Confederacy tothe
embraces bf the Union. .
3110:). John A. Kasson, of lows, it it
stated, has received and accepted thd sp:
pointment of First Assistant Postman? '.
General, under the Lincoln regime. ' ‘_,‘ y
fiThe‘Bepublicana have now : mljori-
Ly in the United States t'ennta. Tuoy hive
nm! twenty-nine votfas against twanty-‘fow
on the Democratic side. \_ ' ‘
WMr. Browne, editor of the late Cont
stijxtion newxpaper at Washington. hubk f
0.0 e one of the proprietors: of the Hindu-J
ippian, at Jn‘ckson, Miss. "’
—-‘—-- ——O O 9———'——
fl'Tho election in New Hampshire, oi ‘
the 11th inst. resulted 'in (he-11cm of the Hi
Republicans by some 3,500 méjority. An ~
the Presidential election Lincoln’s majority fl‘
mu over 9,000. 1 ‘ ‘ 3
“Mtge,” laid the‘ unfm :
hug“, «a, the chuiehyud «Wham?
‘9 And‘you men.” replied the not 10. Eggs};
py gyo, “.ure the grave diggers." M‘- "t '
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