Ml}. ‘ ““ " : Terms- The COIPILER is published every Monday morning, by'Hlsnv J. Sqnug, at $1 15 per nmmm if paid strictly IN Hansen—s 2 00 per annum if not paid in adv-nae. No subscription discontinued} unless at the option of the publisher, until all merged ue paid. , onznnsznsrs inserted at the anal rates. JOB annxo done with neapneu uni disphwh. : ‘ Omen in South Baltimore street, directly oppés'rtg Wamplers’ 'l‘jnning Establishment —“Couru.zn Pmnmu Orncs" 9n the sign. Dr. James Cress, CLECTLC PHYSICIAN, offer: his profes- E sionnl ser-‘iCeq to the citizens of Gettys um: And vicinity. Having been nesoeinted /,y‘"a(rof. Paine two years, and a gradunte of ,h—vg—iectic Medical College of Philadelphia, I an”; fiparel to practice the reformed system of _ medicine. “Eclectic " means to choose or ee lect. Hence we select the host, safest and most reliable remedies from all other tsectarinn‘ medical schools, which have been tedommend ed {rem the experience and sanctioned hypno tire of the nhtest Ednacnc Pucnnofizng, and ' discard those morea‘r‘njnrimls, such nsdntimony, nrz-enic, men ury. blurs pill, bLoad letting. kc. Ollice in Baltimore strum, oppbeite Mt-Crcury’s Sntller Shop. Volunteers‘ families attended free \ ut chflrfie. ' [oa. 27,1862. yaluable Real Estate. T RIVATE SALE— ~ : l' . A No. l. GREEN-“QIWT FARE“, adjoin ing the llnrnngh of Gettysburg,containing 124 lures. ’ Lumi'gnnd and lruiidt'ngs neW. No. 2. CUMBERLAND 1“ \RM, fnjur miles south uffiettvthuru, on the Tuneytown mud, containing 13H acres. Land rul soil and the ‘buiidings good. , ND. 3. A GOODflRIST MILL, ‘iith 38 nrres of Land in Germany townshir. 1} miles from Littlestown. All in good order afid‘ will be sold cheap. '. ‘ .\‘nJ. A (‘IHHiODiOI'S Ble‘K DWELLING liOi'SK. in the Borough of Gettygburg, in .émnpir-to nrvier. .\lt ut'vthiL-h will he mld an m-commndnting tt-rtru. » ‘ GEO. ARNOLD. -' Gettysburg. Sept. 1, 1962. ‘- New Fall and Winter I (‘HYODS—A. SPUTT .1: SUN Imu- ih stnre l" and MC mm' RI'H’EI}; us chen‘p nu the ('hnnpoat n gum! -Is~nrlm”nl‘ o&er Gnods. L‘UJl siding or L-uiics’ lirr-N (fc’mdm uuvh 1: sMcrinm-n, (‘uhrrgm Dlelvs, ’l‘rxu‘hlhnz Mix turt".Alpm-vnfi. kO. Alsu—(‘lulhx (‘lls . slim-rm, Sutino'h Over-comings, X _ ' 1 Tn’eenle“ Jmmd. Fhm‘e'm'. kn“: . to which “'0 imill- Hu- mn-nlirmuflhn'nr,:._’ All wv~n~k_i-:L|l('xunilmtinn hm'nrvpuwlrsiug clu-Whv-ro. ‘ ‘ .\. SCU'IL'IL& FUN. an'. 3 13'73. R‘endv—made Clothi'nv’ (LEUIURII .\IIMVLH lme nmv‘;m lip hh f-111l I..:lnt'lfivinn-r siork nfl‘lnfihiflm rumbling ul' ov.)- (‘unh 11l grunt \uricty, wry chcp‘p, . Drew (Tunia‘, ‘ ' L qumpu (‘ml'sU y' .- , .\luuh'y Jm'kd'R. ’ t l’iml Janna, \‘nsli. v ‘c \ ’SIA‘II‘L. “rump“; kO. .'JI‘. All Monr own mmmt‘urlurc 111:] down up in “711' \rry hurl numnl-r, and “”5 _be suldw'uly CIH'NII. (:n't- 11::1 rxH. . N ' ; (zguysllurg, .\‘mzx, 1862. - Gen em 1' Mac} "4118121 3 '{Pfil‘Ti‘i'J I‘. (j i‘i 1‘ VYSYH'R] i.—,E\'orylmflv E hp prop-\rv-vl. 'l‘lu- u'niorfiqneil would mm: wsm-vlfullv imi'v Hu- nHruti-m of Hm chi/on: of (h-Hrih '1": and “a \‘ir‘iulh’ m vin find M unim- “54 \\'PH Soh‘lil'li .‘Mrk ni'l'on.!<. ‘ n): he ims jus‘ n-hn-m-‘i from Hm i'ih' \\'.t‘h ns “'1" un newifinn m M' Lr 044 in his line .us van ~ “'in find in 1! i" or arm n'hn-r Inwn. Lndicr. "in" i: t'u- limo4n v ”"51"“ {M'thosc fine \\'o 1"": 94- ”4'4, Shunt-:1] .\‘n nf-Jinu Gaunt. In! \\'nnit-n l'm‘n‘r-Eln-(w‘ve, null nll Unm- nice li'thL tixlur't-t f: r Hm t.iif_vt in NW i \\m' of lilAl‘th‘i. (‘.vnh; .\nl l‘t-rfnnwriw, ns] M \\hix-h ~ c in im lm'! AL \‘u. ‘|“- T'gdQ)llf\¢i'lili!o"lnk._ (h-nflvvm-n. n Half] m vnn-Z ‘H G. (Furr'i is Ihr MIN" )0 4." t H v heat ~lnli 'rlwziposl nun-Eur (‘lt U‘iwfln liu- m;- 11 Hi lan\\ =: lh‘e‘r-drir‘q. l'wlornhirh. I) 1m r: nl~ :iH kimit Hm: :Iml s’mrl Sui-kings firm" I" roM~ un M 71 CHIN n '.lllir. SuHiv r—.’ n fI-w um V'i\~ m ynni H. H. ('urg's i 4. Uu- Mac-- 14! L'V'tiflhw' 2001‘} Hui-k -shin Gun ”('34. .\,r.n\- Sm k<. ill kind: bf Arnn’ ‘ Knivo-éamd lunuy Ruin-<1 ALI) knifv, fork :In-i' anon 2311 in nne: ihr- rx-g-flnr :Irnn‘ Sh‘irli :nul Drawcra “hoping (Yum, \\'tmio-I Sv iri's ~r all kinds. Frank-rs. U. (L (“xtr 11.13 nijln: uu "Rorhnch' 07 Smoking 'l‘nlnccn nnd If'inu? us yun‘l-nn‘ ('lmw up :inv pine». Flu-wing Tohuc: ('0 mid Pig-"l‘4 ofnll l’in 1: Mid primal! ‘ Alec. Hurdu n'e. Q-h-vnur l~'. nll. kinds 0f Snicns. Grn cries, first-rate (‘iilx‘r .\mfl (Inp \‘inpgi\'r. ailirkinda'nf 1""va Sll|i><.:ii]’<iluh of H<=on(‘L-=.\l“.uent} .\lt‘lii"il)(". (‘u-l Oil and “Linn-s. and n \‘.ur\' Imm] OIHC‘ vlasnrthl-nt nf J‘crfiimcrivé. .\‘mi’ is Kim lin“: (‘ni'pc one, camp all, and inr‘ u: A «mil. Dnn't forget the pinpn, XO. 113, hill is! an‘: =‘l‘ I-r. tnixnwitn 11:0 ”MIL ; H. (1. man; Agent. .\‘uv. IT.‘ISG2. ; i No- C’ure No Pay. fin“. [\wmnu. u-NT\lr-..\‘.T—. ; _‘a T. For lhu ('JIH‘ uf'ovx‘ry c‘u-rio: [if Rhon mnfirm. us it di:ml\‘cs.tlu- (‘.mgul Itcd lymph whic‘h fiw: itselt nlzuut. [he _imnts, (busing mom to hm-umo <tifi and yuinfu!) and ‘uivrehy n-movea the prima'r); cunso of thii (lishlsc. 1 For Coughs.-Infimnnnxiuns, or Tizlitnwspf/ the Chest and Lung, it gives 11 sure mu] spec-nly relief. Alsofnr Grunp and Sore Throat“ mid ‘ should nlwnrs he used about the Thronl and 'LanS iny uses I'vat-urlct‘l’evcr and Whooping Cough. For all lncued pains, N 101! us Tot-th ' néhe, Crnmpmul Crick in the [gm-k. at where Mercurv h 33 Mu n 'use-l un-I hem-mes fixed. in thc joints. it also chos immodiuic r‘klicf fur ‘(‘holic I’xfins in‘ Adults-and Children. Fm hurns~aud Sc-llds. it exlmcts .tJ:e firt‘ nlmost insmntly. h. intnllilily mire: Fclo IS, Bruises, Sprains, and n 1! Flesh Wounds : also. Mumps, Agne in the “er3l, (‘hnppod Hands and Lips:Y Corns. Chilhlnins or Frustod Limbs, Hemor rhoids ’r Piles, or Ulcemted Sores, Influmed Eyes; #2., kc. " * rAlso;~ warranted to cure the most ob—linn'é (‘ontmcmdm- Fess-rod Hoofs,“‘ounds,Sc ratcheq, \Vind Gulls ,nnd Sprains upon Horses, oF‘Eoul in the feeg of Game. ‘ \ .POSI'I‘IVE WARRANTY. The public are requeéted to try it—if itdocs not answer the recommendation, return'it to the Agenicy} (bottle b‘nlf used,) and receive your \ money again. V s Directions for use enclosing eagh bottle. (HENRY S. BUTTS, Sole Propretor, , Waverly, Tiogn‘cn., N. Y. Where all orders by mail, or ortherwise, will be promptly alttended t 3. Price 25 Cents per bottlé. ' ' ‘ " ’ ‘ - m-Soxd in Gettysburg by H. G. CARR. Nov. 17; 1862. ' . The Cheapest LOTH’S, Cassimerel. Cassinets, Comings; ‘ 0:593:13, Cord, Flanueis, Blankets. Gloves, \ Hosiery, and a large lot of CA‘RPETING, to be had’at thé chap cash store of ~ ~ Nov. .3, 1862. ‘ ‘VGEO. ARNOLD. ;./ a - :Great Attmcuon -. AT fiCHICK’S.——I have just opened the , most complete usortment of rSPBING iiiQOOBS ever received in this place. ,In style, -~ qualify and price they cannot be surpassed.— Without stopping to particularize, I say unto . all, come and see. J. L. SCHICK. A‘ , April ”‘1862. ~ ‘ :E SOLDIERS will find a. good supp]; of Under-shirts, Drawers, Over-limes, Gum Blunknu,Ax-my Blanketi,nnd«other articles in this lingintended for their lpcciat comfort, at “ PICKING’S. TE? intchILHESY’S and see the immeme _ quantity of HATS And CAPS thtt he has j not. waived. "Costs nothing to look. - mes' DRESS mmmos, in grant n rigcy, It scmcxvs. COfloNADEs, and fl. miecy oannts Scuu' chap. n A. SCOTT a: son's. , KISI—HAHSL—A large lot. of prime Hyundai: received and fog sale cheap, at away“. comm a GILLESPIE‘S. mum, 3; WINTER goons l—A good ‘ A 'Wt o‘fl-‘sll and Winter Good: as - -cna§3}tflucheapm n A. soon .1: says. In H. J. 81mm 45th Year- Jurors for Special Court." ‘ wchmnm 29th, 1862. ‘ A finnfinnton—Pewnmih FhrHy, John Dem-dorm (icttyéhurg—Emnuc! Ziegler, George F. Eek enrbde. ‘ ' - , Strnhnn—Jnhn N. Grnft. Ephraim Denrdorfl'. [trading—Elias Myra-a.- Emanuel Shaman « Mnu’mjnv—Jnmcs W. Burr“ 51mm!plenum—Francis PoklmanpuvidS’neer— ‘ iugnr. ‘ l ‘. -‘ ' .\h-nnllcn—'Elins Guisé, John Weigle. ‘ l'nion—Leri {)4 Home; Jam-ob Fry. (‘onowagw—Jowph ”Mary, Emanuel KcllPr.j Berwit-k twp —Sumnel Ditzler. ‘ Franklin—_lhzekiuh Lnuhnw. , Hamilton—Jacob Stodk, Joseph Shircman. \ Tyruno—Danic} Hume. . - i (‘umhcflnnd—"enry Clutz. Henry Hun. '_ Budor—lmnc .\lyori, Jacob Rebel-L ()xford—Gwrgq Smith, .\bdinl F‘. Gilt. ‘ Freedom—lsaac Herett-r, {small ()rr. ‘ Germanx—Luucfirll. John Spmglcr. Humihmihan—ofi.’ W. ('ulhertsnu, E. T. Rider hurt. -__ .‘ ' Lntimorr—Jnmh .L: (‘hrrmisn-r. [Wrwiok Inna—Francis J. Wilsod Dec. 1, 1.49:2. ‘ “ Jurors for“ J amiary Court. ‘ Gnu» Jung. . ‘ I Al-‘rnnklin—Sumuel‘ Loin, »(Forcmun,) Adajm ‘ \Rlinll-r. A , ( ‘glorwi-‘k twp—Lurch Klunk. - . ‘ i‘ Il‘umhrrlnnd—anry H (‘rmm-r. ‘ ~ ‘ J Hit-tn :xI-urg—(‘hnrlv 3 Will. , . m Uh n-illt-n—dei-I Dull.‘ ‘ 7 ('\fnrd—Hn‘nry “7041.,” ‘ I'nnziltnnhnn—Uohn‘.W. .\lc(‘onnell. r 1‘ (it-rm Iny—Jm-nh Yvuh'. » ‘ ; .' Lmimnrr—Andrew J; .\lvo'ra. ‘ ;l! ' . Muuntphuwnnt—Snm'l (:eizclmnn, Snm'lFflmr. Shuh-m—(ivurgl- Urn“. ‘ 4’: Butler—“(myH‘lrtzvll. , 11i l-‘mdinH—Jnmh Stmfflfcr. , 1 E Hunfinz’qn—Hiias Myérs. ‘ - C ' ~' Frv‘lnln-n—Ph:|w=u~ “_ndc'rm-a, ’ y ‘ lh-r“ il'l\ [mt—Juwp'" “MIT. ‘ I" [U )n:m'.\2u——\\' I‘llhlfl'hin I‘mhn. _‘ ’llwmilhyn-nluhn Hangman. ~ i ‘ I’umn—Jm‘vph L. Shari). - ¥ : I iln-rrv—Jnhu ‘nhrsrh‘ngm. ‘ *‘ . i M \umjuy -—H--nr_v “tumor. 1 'l'yrmxc—B’cnjmnin .\Hller.‘ ,r I, ‘ Urn-nun Jl’m’. L‘. {E frrunkhn—S mam-I I‘mvhor, Elia; Spnngh-r. 'l rfflxl'md—Hon. Slnglv, lohn Hnn‘ea. Elins Slx‘glfa ”.Illlihf‘hhin—Jll'i.\l:(‘:}\'-}P_\',J H. llnumgnrdneh .\lvnrH‘z-xf—Jlofiry melenmn, Juuns llulmnzahlfi, R ' .\' rim) Ii \yim‘mnn :- ‘ (h-vahlrg—Jnhn H. (’ulp, \Vm: Hui‘ulp. “9r“ :v‘.‘ lmr —.\4l.\.'n Kinnmmmd , I H:nnillmu—Dn"ivl Milk-r: flomze .\[yorm ‘ (‘um'u-xMud-('urnelius Daughuly, Geo! Bush . nrvr. A ‘ , l ’Huniington—.‘\d:\m Slayhgugh, Daniel Deit ' ~nr’un, Frank (h‘er-I‘. , .\ln-uulMom-ml—Xivholns 11011201,.103. Spang- It). Jnhn ‘.Mll'r. ' I'm-m. h-k In u._—George Faker. (‘yrns Wolf, I‘x'm-do’n—\\'m. I’:L\lnn. .\' 'mm-l .\[nritz Union—John Hodcttor. Juhn ‘Kinllig L ”inform—UNl" Stitgcl, Andrew Shultz Liberty—Jumps ('z:rt-y,‘l.'. D.‘ Renmnn. E (‘.vrxuuxy—Jnhu G. 83013, Edwurd (‘mnsgfi Mun/.18 lurk-rs. ' 4 3 Strnlnn—Juhn H‘rinkorhnfl‘, Moses 4'. Brunch? ('m."\\‘:Lgu—whrvph l’rmor. ‘ E nun. r—Jut-nh s: mum-h John Wi’nun. . .\qu xxjoy—Elijm EFkL-nrmlcu Smith nan-J 3 Ih-Ivling—Amlrew ”rough nt .1., Joseph J ‘Knhu. Benjamin ('llmniqur. J Tyrone—l’otflr Hummer, E<q., Conrad Draniefi 5 Dec. 13, 15.32. V ‘ E v ' ' V ' ' ’ ' , V ._ 7 '7 1 Northern Central Rallway. ‘ . :uxur. m: sonnmvmz—On and n‘f‘ier C .‘uu-hu‘. lhéjfilh oanrL-mhvr, the limc d! the nrriml :ml dylmrlnrc (nl' Ihr: pnswngl‘r trains on the Nurlhrru Central Railway, Wm 1.15:1: taillnv: : - E JUN. TRAIN Flu)“ BALTIMORE TO SUN}- ; , BURY. c , L Leu‘c Baltimore at 6 20. a.‘m.,‘ nfrive n‘ ‘Y'vrk I“). ()3. p. "L, lvnve York atl2_ 07, p. m 4, 'univc u: Harrisburg 1 2H).--p..m.; rewriting ‘lO we Ihn‘ishurg: 5 07. p. m:;‘:\rri\'e nt York It; 'll} 3:, ]L m.. h-avo ank for] Bulfimure at 6 57],, 1]». m.. Avrive M. I! dtimnrent )0 17. p. m. i ' EXPRESS TRAIN Fl‘xll.“ BALTIMORE ,TO SI'NBL'RY Lem‘e Rallimnre H 30, p. m:,‘nrrive at York I‘3 CilrJ. 111.; {MW York I'3 (17. 1). m., nrrivept Harrisburg rt. 1 44. a. -nl.: returning. leave 11-Irri>hurg M 2 36,11. In . nnive at York 4 12!. n. 111.; have York 4 17,11. 111.5: npd Art-ire MBAIL limnrc ut 7 26. a. m. V a ‘ ‘ l .\Cp’JMMUI).\TION TRAIff FROM BALTI- MORE TO HA RRISBURG Lefi ve Baltimore at 2 50, p. m..:urifie at York a; 6 10. p. m.: leave York art} 15. p. n\.';urri\'p M ‘llnrrishvurg at 7 5‘3, [l. m.: returning. leave llanishurg M 9 03. n. m., nrrivc at York at 10 40. n. m ;le¢\ve York at 1C 44, a. m., arrive at. Baltimore m ‘2 07, p. m.- _\ .YORK AND \\'R'GHTSVILLE. ‘ Passenger Train's leave York for \\'rightsl ville at 6 40 and 12 00. m.. and at 5 00, pm. Returning leave \\'r'xzhtsville for York at 8 , u. m..:lnd 130 and 7 00, p. m. " {Q‘The Express Train}: the only train run ning on Sundays. .‘ - ~ Through to Ningnm nnd Bufi'uio in 17 bouts! Passengers for I’itlshurg, Chic \go, Cincin nnti, St. Louis and other cities and towns ‘in. the West and North n'nd Southwest, Tome Cal vert St.ition nt 8 20, a. 'm. and 3, p. m., except. Sufidny. * ' ‘ ‘ ‘ Rafi“! Trains stop at Regular Way Stations. Fore to Elmxn,s7 do Fare to Niagara Fa115...........z.........".....10 ’OO Fgreto 8ufl'a10,..................................’.10,0,0 Baggage checked through to all principal points West and North. . 1' Passengers have the opportunity of stopping over at. any point, or any of the cities on the route, and resume their seats at. pleasure. By the completion oflhis road to Wili'mlns port, we refer the traveler to the following comparison of dismnces: By N. Gentra} Railway, ' - By New York. ”255 Elmira ..............597 i 292 0weg0......................._..........477 v 314 Binghnmpton...... ...............632 :324 Canandaigua 519 353 Rochester ......................‘......606 3'14 8atavia................................459 .39l 5yracu5e.....................,...1....423 1421 Niagara Fai15........................401 ”429 05weg0................................551 ’404 8nfin10........................1.....’...658 ’ A 42 Darin-1:64!) qu THROUGH TICKETS and further cor;- feet and reliable information, apply at. the ’flclJet Oflice,’Calvert Station, N. E. corner of Calvin: and Franklin streets, Baltimore. 1' JOHN T. RIGNEY, ‘ Dec. 1,1862. Assistant Superintendenlt.‘ $3 padles will find a. good assortment of T xDrest Qa’ods, cheap as usual—call And see 1. em 1: A. SCOTT & SON’S. R Gentlemen we have Cloths, Casaimere‘, F _Casninetts, Tweeds, Jeans, to", as che as 98.111 be found elsewhere. A. SCOTT & 80?, ‘N I E have just received I new assortment I of Queenaware, to which we invite the attention of buyers. A. SCOTT & SON. TATIONEBY, of all kinda, a: Dr. R. HOB- S NER’S New Family Drug and Prescription Store. ‘ ' L. SCHIGKhu 'a splemfid lot of Foulilr'd J. Silks, very cheap—37* to 61§ cum per yard: ‘ «‘ A EHMQRATIE'AWD ’EAMULV 3©URNALO (1511 0’ ‘ r ' A I 2 ' Efilnfi o t ' ' ’ ‘@o _v' ..,.7 , _A-I,,,._,____, _- _ ~V _, f sinful AND“ onwrnucnon. Tramp! rush! cru‘kh and rattle! sooming thunder !1 battle! nude! ' _ SOM: Ind Sbutfi “in" West and East (Inx‘vc‘at‘Dcnth’s imtfvrmil feast! f’owder] .powder évcrywherel 3 ‘loufia of powdcjr in the 3%}! end and dying sufcy :he earth, lieu of erery' land 9nd birth—3 ; Kathe; brother, rum and friend, Itn the ghastly cdnflict blend“ , “1“ go and beauty, ynuth and mind, rushed by,war {ml}! left behind; Hfmpl rush! crash nudwaule! oom like tlgundeil battle! battle! um? onward B’pr Eghe pllniul _ Ilnt'ue backwnnl‘mtght and‘mnin ; Minna urc’ nodding in the‘smoké— Eamon carriage crushed and broke— Hurious steeds antlifurioda men Crush and'u‘ht-cl and crush again. ‘ I'mlrsc voiced cnpfitins “onward" cry, I Inst-d 3 ed soldier-53110 and die“ I idér falling with his steed, ‘ . ' 1 arise and man tbgét‘her bleed! I ere nnothir wait-411mm, free, '— . «ska, Fonfoun‘dvdflhow to flee!— lun‘ging tl-ro’ Higgurging wrath, 3 ljinqe {l7om wax: do :mneu pm'hn- ' S )i . igr, dying, prays to God, ‘ \ i]: steqd tramps him in the sod, .\‘otl ing Icfhbut nmghed ,rernains, [Ami px’nyvr scuufl-rm‘l with his brains. 17L“ lcss yomh With broken gun, Hi the ranks nttqwlxls to run; 1‘" L un gown-r, riding on. [5 (m w an r ‘ Chili”? down his only son— .‘.l' th rl‘ father! shunt; the child, ‘EL, be hither, lmttlc \\'iid, ‘ Il his no sound But ‘.nltlu! mttlel 113 mu and tlmntliir! ‘ leil'! battle! $ ushing, sliqckihg, surging oh, "+101“? is his only itch. ict'r_\'! \‘ict'ry Lin-in- him cry, ‘X‘JI‘ itwglitler .iu lii: 4) e . c his gr;lyh:lir,‘~by:, they flash ‘ gltthills 2.25 mm: l} m. a crash—‘,— 3. r}: it streaming its heiflies 0d to~victury-—or dips: . fl‘hiunderiug cannon frills his.horse; i o'rgets trampledgin the c'ourso, ' ,tiffitha legion lntq’helled— truggles l strugglesll dying: !—dead l. l ehd‘nnd rmmpléd 1h the plain, ~ $0?) and soldier mull: slain. Th:lls the battle, linen {and mettle. ‘ strgws the phxiu with quiv‘ring death, ii] the {lentil-hinlh ‘,‘cuw" nndhettle {ll its 1' -tid, putrid breath. h’us’ ,whli freeman grapple frecmen, ' rln the giow of hntihg hearts, ' align, 3mm quicklyflike a (IL-(non, '- Hurjlihg ALLTfi futhl darts. I‘an beside the hi orLy river, Along the nmumn‘ streams, , 4d” t'heysloep,.an¢llslcep forever, ’ - _ hl’nrfi'dm liomcvund all its dre-Ims— 7 (Ln they wrilhe in \iéunded sorrow, IL‘i’nrplied with thirst and stifl' with gore; ’ spilig‘ wniling for t'o—morrcivh, _ ! pm the night‘s plufit‘minn shore—- I ‘the' fetus and bpgs and brushes, fume dry, Ital sunlmer-ficld. ' thé t‘reoa, their-ands, thtc'rushes, ; Mum-film {vomindlms made them yicl‘fi— -1 M e‘ hollows, oh the side-hills— f in: the churches, sheds and stables;- . ' llnt thé dwellings; bs'rns and grist-mills, ‘ I fStx'etchcd on Marl, nndrboards and tables, \ J{here the surgeqnfllios‘his steel ; . liWhpr'e tire broiliers, once frnternnl, , Writing beneath the battle’s heel, ~ " i 0r stiffen into tlld infernal , Ifimd 0f hate t‘orei’emore, i Signed nnd‘fiealed by death eternal—d _ anmped in‘ret‘l—t‘md‘ all is 0 er.‘ HWhile all the devils in their revels, {llm‘gh till hell is lall' uglee— - A \ “thgb n,nd shohtfi-thegj‘nyous devils—4' ‘filoil Columbia 2': 'lr‘he free I" #de Alnlightyl on} howlong ”Shall this abortiv'p work proceed? d oflife and lovegl how long , ‘I. , Shim maddened fireemen bleed ?_ :uflthereho sense, nh lmiie, no healing, * .t'Nn gren’t thohghtfihe hate to quell ? lam, drunk with bloodyrnust we go reeling, ! Down to ruin, de‘nth end hell? ‘ l @i_ : o I 4 ii gig/mm human. I} ' , , ‘ ~ E} PITHY AND 110 mm. ' quking of ‘tho correspondence between Gen. McClellan and Gen. Halleck, (in yr‘h ch Halleck ordered McClellsn to leave fix"; Peninsula, and against which McClellan molested, asserting that with reinforce mqhte of 35,000 men ‘he could take Rich mdhd,) the New York Herald says:—“ The‘ ,letll‘er of McClellan proves him to be equally' a. shatesman and: soldier. The report of HdlleEk shows that; he is neither one nor 1b lather.” tAgain: “Halleck’s calculation, fwijh the whole situation before him, oom plejtely fliiled. Mlellah’s letter, on the contrary, contains the most singular predic tfoiis ofthe disasters that must follow, if He'lleek’ay plan should be adopted, and “1356 predictions were literally fulfilled.” h The Empress Eugenie—through her or an, La France—says, very plainly that Eh ‘ land hesitates to aid in an endeavor for pe ‘ ~with the View of permitting the two 3 ions of a powerful rival when baited, to 'exhaust themselves and die in the coni vulsions of a civil war. ‘ ‘9 Honor-ably Dischargedl—That is the word now; “honorably discharged.” It should be printed in'gold and hung out over the ‘dobr of everytnim‘who has had the honor of tn incarceration in an Abolition bastile, -tp let the world know that "hpnorably dis charged” meantélrlmmloly uprated. GETTYSBURG—z PA” MCNDAY, DEb- 29 1332‘- , , “(para 1: "cab, up 'VILKPBBVAIL.” ’ WEST VIRGINIA. ‘ I"The bill for thé ndmisaiofi ofWest Vir gihia into the Ugiiob, as a separate Smté, which passed the;Sonate at tinimt session, pmised the House Eon Wedfiesdu‘y week. by i YOU! of 96 yens in 55 nayi. 'i‘wo na'minul Democrats—Mr. Knight, of New York, and Mr. Lehman, of iPennsylvanin—d’niod for mg‘ bill; and. on film othnsido.’ 13 Repub licans and 15 So.them Union members, wfied against it. i _ " . ‘The passage of tpis bill, we neéd scarcniy say; is in direct ‘violation of A} icle IV., Seat. 3,9 f the Coxistitution, whi h declares that—l : ‘4, 2 ‘ f‘No neiir State ‘shall be forme4 edlwithin, the jurisdiction of ; State ; nor any stuw be fox-1m junction of two on; mére Staten. 1 States. without tlie consent of t‘ tux-gs of the States co’ncerned as Congress.” / I The disregardof this plain p vision of the Consttthtion ohn. only be ex set! upon the ass/utnption that. the State .t‘ Virginia is out/of the Uniofi—which wouh be on ad niiseion of the right of secession. ml :1. vir )uajl acknowledgment of the exiilstence ot thy“ Southern Confederary. Butl thefpeo¥ pie: have had repelnted eviilenee‘thatlcon stitutionnl prohibitions are no impediment in the wry of thci radical purposes of the present. Abolitioh Administration, and therefore thin new instance of usurpation of power need cauie no surprise. ' ‘. 'llhia object ofcrentimg a new Strite‘ont of theterritory of nnlnld one, in this palpabiy lawless way." is tiirifrom patriotic, whntev r‘ hypocritical 'pretenees Republican Inerti hers, who feel tliat an apology 'ifor their votes is neeessary,lnlay make to that effect; for, under no eiréumsmnces, ran; that: be patriotism which‘lsets at naught the high— pest law of the lantl, nnrl violates the sacred oath that they hat‘le taken to supiinrt it.-¥i Xo—the object (if this new exercise of. usurped» power isi plainly. and_ truthfully; told by the New Elm-k ll'm-M: ' I, I l“”l‘mt'wbat in thin nbjerlt of this flugrantl violation of the Coiistitutzon? It is to over-l ride and out~vote in Congress the regularly ‘ elected representatives of the people; The, new Suite of West} Virginia is wanted as n precedent. The alhninistmtiun isreriunzed, in cultivating :: lime cl-01,iol';~'m‘.li Elmzus 1 States for speeilyntlmivs‘ion into the l'nion. ; 'l‘heir representatives in tlona‘resi‘s will be it: subservient tools. Such bogus States will have no morel right to representiltion { in' Congress thun lthe lhmgtmm debating society. Sham representatives without any” legal constituency pre wented to (‘nlit‘él‘tlle ’ votes and inglluen 9OF thi‘ rt‘pl‘éfientnhvt‘s": of' New York, Pelmiylvania; New Jersey, I Ohio. and other States u‘liielrhave elected ; eoneervntive elf-legziitiom~ to Congress. ,We; wnrln these tricksfiers thtzt this :lilllle willl nev' r suceeed. I |they prefer to learn this! trufii where alone [fools learn. in the sehrwl : of experience, thiy will find the tuition! ‘foei unprofitably high.” , ' I . "_eor—w— A} A DEMAND FOR PEACE. i ta recent meetihg of the Demenrntiq delegates of the First Cjnzressionnl ’Dia-l triet of New Hampshire, the following was dneamongnnnmberofresolutionsmloptoJ: “‘Ji'rsnlval, Thnt lwe, speaking truthfully the sentiments ol the masses we represent. ileclnre it to be out- solemn convictionthnt i this bloody. fratrioidal strife ought. as soon i as practicnl nml prhrlent,tp be arrested hsmn l armistic’. uml step's taken it)? means of 3' Commission, or a Q‘onvention of the Stotjes. to x'jestore and save our glorious Union in the spirit ot'justide, compromise and con- ‘ cession, in which it was framerl and tune mitted to us by our patriotic fathers." ‘ Thejnquiry now; is what solid iirhl reason able objection isithere 'to‘this effort, for peace; It is readily to lie seen that it Will be opposed by the. Abolitionists,’ for they nrengainst all settlements of this question which will not bring with it a. dissolution of then Union, or if iiht that. atJenst the dea rad‘htion of the Sdutliern- States of this U nion, and the total destructién 0F all ideas of gtnte sovereignty andiStatgs-rights. But to that portion oi our fellow-citizens who looku on this wer only as a. m‘ehns and methog by whichgthe Union is to be, we stoflgd and the Constitution again made the supreme law of the land, surely the propo sition for an armistice, a, cessation of blood and carnage, in ortler thht reason may take theiplaee of passion, must' be' both grateful anti acceptable. 13f thi; ditficulty' is ever to be settled it mustfbe by compromise and conpession. War has been tried for months, and what, has been the result? Are we nearer the restoration of the Unionrto-tlay. it it is' to be restored by force. than after the battle of Bull Run, 0 Fort Ibnelsoh. or Antietam, or Fredericksliurz? No reason able man will say we are. Thenjwhy con! tinue to butcher brave inen, and involve the country in a debt which must event.- uallg bankrupt all its prospects, when no goo results can possibly flow from such a course? On the dther hand, why not try the‘peaceful, staleSmnnlike mode of termi nating this strife—by an armistice first—Alien by I Commission? or Convention of, the Statics? Nu_ bud results can possibly flow fronj: such a canine.- It will murder no man. desolate no territory, break no hearts, wet/no eyes with tears. It will allny'bad passions, and bring men together as states men to consider and consult and determine, not as tigers to springat each others thmats, andi‘iap their lifetblood. All this will be gained by the course proposed in the New Hampshire resolution, and bende the im portance of such a‘plan being adopted and actiad upon at thefearliest moment.—\-C'ost stitulional Union. ‘ . ' fiA minister writing to the Colnfhbia county Demucrat says: “I would like to write some prose for the Democrat, but the state of the public mind demands some thing connected with National afi‘aifi, gnd I say but little, publicly. on that subject.— I have prepared articles (or your columns. and as often threw them aside, thinking I had better hold still. Yet Ido not! know but Preathera should be permitted to say something toward the ".5103“on or THE COUNTRY, since Preachers have done so "lilo/l 19 destroy it.” Timely Advice.—lt behooves us, says the Louin‘ille Journal, to bear in .mind that the war we are prosecuting is a war of restora tion, not of extermination. ‘Whilst we re member that. we are patriots. we must. not. forget tint our enemies are men; , __. REPlfnmmm PUBLIC OPINION The Almlitioh party have. on all occaxions, disregarded and repudiated public ‘opinion, except when it: run parallel with their tram sonn'nle designs upon the Con<titution nnd thn pemathitymf the Unidn. A mqst strik ing instance of this is to be seen in the adaption by ”‘s‘? National House of Rnpre sentativcs ofla reenlution, nfl'eretlby‘ 119:). S. C. Foskentlon“ Tha_t resolution was in the following wordm— L ' ' 'Rtmhwl, Yl‘liat the prpclnmation of the President of the dam of SeptemberL". 1862, is warranted ‘hy the Constitution 5 that the pfilicy‘pt? emancipation, as indicated therein, ia‘w‘ol adnptod tn hastm the re?- tnration of image, and is well chosen as a. mu measure. and it; an exercise of pm”:- with proper regard‘ to the rights of citizens and the- pcrpctu‘ty‘nf fig-ti government.‘ The’vnte on jthe adaption of this revolu tion Misc? an ‘exclusive party (‘llllrflcll‘l— Every Damnrrht in the House remrdml hiq vote ugai at it: thus proving that the Dem— ocratic' p rty romppizeu the‘r‘ighl of‘thn governed to «11‘ in what mnnhor‘nml for what pur n5O: illeflovr‘i'nmvntshull he ml ministpred. But the Aholitinnists repudi atti. in the mmflopfin, insulting mnnnr-r. the \\'ill’oll‘t'nq mpjnrity ns'exprossml nt‘the hal lnt box in tlm way pointed nut by‘thn Con-t stitut'um.‘nnd xfi’oclnre“ that. no matter how ‘ .plninlv tm e‘ nncipation scheme of Mr.‘ Lincaln hhs boejn denounced by thepmple, still he m‘mt chrry it out reunnllocgi of the bunquumices Wihich will follow such m-tinn. This is the em aning of the nctinh ot'the‘ Abolition part: , in adopting the resolution affix-9d by [ln Fos‘umdon : and will it he. protended thk this is not full in the tenth thhr- vei-dict the people at the polls 't—l In this Sum»: :d in all the Stntpsin which! eieotinnx “th taken plam‘sinm- tho pro-i mulgntinn of t 9 Présidont’s Prnvlnnmtinn, ‘ or erect ‘ y other . by the Hr parts of he logi‘la 'ell as of the Abolition flourmfls. orators and par-Iv, made the on'ii'n'scment of that snhemeian open and dilqét ,ikutio. ohn on which ‘ they wot-e willing. 1(3 stand or fall.’ And wlmb was the rqsnlfyf That. in well l:nnwn.- 'l‘hnv were benien in all (in? Staten, (liens trou<ly imd Shamefullv bnntnn Penn-syl vnnin. New Jeri-oy, New Yorlg‘uhin. Indi- Imn, Illinow; Délaware" and Wim‘nngin. (10- clm-‘NI against; the nucm omnncipntinn sr-lmne.nml tHGThil‘ty-Eighfh Conan-saw”! hp stemlilv op] 34911 to all such plum. How than can the Ximlitinn party Pxpnct public smwnrt when it? the that: ofsuch an invited decisi n. tin-y ill take advantage of thu few I an M [10:01“ still remaining in their ham] to inmlt the pebple, ignm‘e film pap ulnrt vil‘. as expressed at an‘ Plection. and push ‘urwnrd mimnvnment which 01in Imlv vnd in di<a=tonlo all sections ohhv Union? lint fltis ii thd 'utnal mmlr- 1195011941 to by the memltori qt this dangerous faciinn, to nm‘nnhylis‘l their tlmigns upnnltho Union. ’i‘lmy:r:-pulli~n( all the touching“ uf Omnidi— nnityrtho idnr‘itinn's 01‘ the Supiomn Court. the vonliv} of he poqple at ”I’9 pqlla, the dictates nt' romipn. tlml vimpu‘lan‘nf ‘pntx-iot ism. nail the hive of race and country. to pumivr to‘ the" m-gm mania, nnd ‘gmtify .their hate agairfst the peofrle of the South ern Slates. Bu in thibinstnnco the tumult, upon the wislr: of the majority is too pim ing to e=cnpe r mitoctinnr. andthn people will see through thd acheme in bolster up n fall ing Admi‘nistffiéion, npd bound _on the 11% um worshipp’e . in their attack»: ufmn the Union and tile Constitution. The Emanci putinn l’rnclanfntion' has nlrea y wnrked mischief enougil to the came attic Xafiou‘, and this: attr-m t to milke it mo 0 destruc tiv’e to all horci‘s ofn reoonhtruv ion—ofhthe Union will in 1 pfitg‘mtendetl clinch. WHAT—IIW" FIGHTING Fbx? Thaddeus Slelvens lms decla roll in Congress tlm‘u,“\ritli Mg almwnt. the, Union Vll'd‘ll nv-v -er be' restored ale it mm, under {‘in Cxfimlihr tion M it in. with slavevv 1" and this nppnars to‘lie the sentiment bthhe l‘reszitlnm, nml, generally, offli‘e ruling party. 1m; oloar. than, that, this {war is, so liar-AM the Aboli tionjsts are coxicerndnn war for the nnzzrn. 'l‘r') any th‘nl. we; are fightinrfnr‘ tlm Union, that, is In be Err/ml brrt'aflzr.‘ is sim ply ridicu loufi; for no non? Union ran'ba :forf'ned, no prw Constitutiprn, that rr-lmbs n rrcngn’ize the right of Ihe‘ separate Suite-s n regulate their finmistic 'pnlicy. he arlnpl ll ,wiLh the onnspnt of giny of the Slifies ex pt {how of New England. lAnd‘lmre we v ituré to af firm Hint, if‘the attempt shouldtbe m do to estwblléh n nerUnionnnder a fiew 60mm tutionfithe vote of Penn-'ylvlnia. .will be gii‘cn for-\excluding New England from any mfticipatlon in: it, at: will the inlfiig of New Yorlt). New 'Jersey, a majority ofgtlie‘ west ern r.rl Paicifi'c Swims. In any effort t 9 form a new Union and a. new - pvg‘rnment the Alxwlitiohi‘s‘is viii] signally il._nnd the rpnult finally ‘ll be the re-uil tiqn 'ol' the old Constitution and the rostm liop of the Union as it, wag, with- ‘Now En'zlmgl‘exclu (led. This. for! the formation 0 several in dependent reptililics. will be tlx end of the Abolition cnu de against slav‘ ry, leaving the eduditinn Slum nefiro wot-.lq than“ it was before, and theirest and nobleit g-zv‘e'rnment raver esmblishé by man in ruin. .-_l[am’+ rirburg Patriot dbl; Union. é : —-—-¢ ‘«.o’~~— ' . 'l3-'3l ohn Vain Buren in a regent speech sall : i ' a ' The real security of Mr. Lin lnthnd his Cabinet lies-in; obediencc to t§ constitu tfo'n. ’ln This community or ' New Jer sey,with its fdurteen thousand 'mnjority for the ’Democmtio party, or in any portion of the State of New York, it" they t‘mnecend the written constitution of the United States, I would, not answer for the personal safety 6f any man connected with the gov ernment who should set his foot upon our territory. .'l'heg have talked of arresting prominentmen on our side, and they have spoken at times of arresting _me—nct to me—they would, not talk such nonsense to me. but to sick relatives, to women and to children. { tnld them that they dared not arrest me in the city of New Yblk, the h‘ysical force was too strong against them. llhéy thought they would arrest me" in \ Philadelphia, where they had a. majority; l I went there to see if they would: but they did not do it there« ‘1 went to Baltimore. and they did not do it there. I went to Washington, end into the President’s house. My business there has been the ;‘ snhjeét of considerable conversation. I had no bnsinesson earth exceptto see whether they wanted to arrest me. I know perfectly well that they did not dare arrest me as they had arrested others; and more thsn that. that if any man eon. nected with the illepl anrests that have been made in the State of New. York sets his foot upon the soil of New York, I will arrest him—end, so help me God, he shall bébrought to such punishment es the con stitution and the laws éf our oduntry de mand. ‘ ~ fl-A Happy New Yea: to all: “W I n: r 1 of} .the on o ‘l5 0% as mm a“ th min' tr” u' D 0 "1i .9 }[ long of G ”fa N 3 .5810 On 'hl _(nn .3 Evan?!“ bihavev'ng I?” limpet ,Id 3 Seuy “18le 3] "(la "“9,- fl . “u oath, low I, oa,, “co ’O, u... 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The old Union once i gone. it can never lit-long tcanother. unlbss, ; porchance. it finds for herself ahd isforcetl ‘ t flCN‘pt, the same condition ofdependeu cg which she is now munching for the Shutb. No other section will‘fiant her on 'térms of equality. ’ ‘ i Ami. this is the finch to which this Ad ! ministration is now (hiring us.‘ It is Mary l day rnntli‘ring a rmtoratinn of the Union I ‘ more and more difficult. Instead oi‘ aéting‘x : upon the recent expression of sentiment by i “the peoplo at the ballot-box. it is llefying‘ ] this great source of power, and exhibiting l ‘ the utmostconte upt forpopulm condemns . tion. Linoolufihe President, is TCPFOSUIIt' . ed as saying that he Would sooner die a i thousand deaths than withdraw his AboLi- ‘ t on proclamation, and nydtachingfnr more i iinportance to the re~ult of the election in l Missouri—a result secured by his hirelin < at the point of the bayonet. and by n ta;- ' rorism which kept more than two-fifths of lnll the voters from the pol's—than to all the other elections which had taken place'i ‘tluring the year. He rejoices over a ver dict. thus shamefully obtained, in a State where he deszres to introduce irra pra‘cticulx shape a. firch‘rand of cmuriclpnti‘cml and, spurnswith con tempt the honest condemna tion of his conduct which comes to him with the indorsement of fifteen ‘millionufot' Nor thern people 1 He removes the ab est gen- I erals in the army, with’ no other than “dio litical motive, and declares his determina tion to thrust out évery officer whodnres , t-ritibiso his conduct. lle empties Fort Warren and Lafayette of political prisoners, without a word of apology or explanation to their victims, and without. the moral courage to rescind the ‘ uncbnstitntional order under which they Were and others - probably wrll be arrested. Ile‘throws him self, body and soul, into the cmhmdee of the ,Gr‘eeleys and Lovejoys of the party which elected him, and‘defies the honest men who have supported the Government. to change his Kalli? or avert the final on liunity to whic icflism is tending. This is. our position. The hope of the Union is every hour growing hunter. until amnjority of the people of the North at last look upon mutation or revolution as a certainty. We we allowed personal rights and State Rights tobe trampled upoh —we have‘nllowed the country to be flooh ed with a currency which five years hence will not be worth the paper upon which it is printed—wk: have submitted to taxation such as Americans before never dreamcd of '—wc have offered up hundreds of thous— ands ofvnluable him, “And what have wp gained? Why, so hopeless is our crimp to~ ‘ day, that the people of the West, as Wen dell Phillips truly said, are making their , arrangements to‘follow the South! The I will follow the South. and so will the Mill dle States, 'if the UnTon is sunllert-rl: and , that it will be suntlereil if the President ‘ adheres to his determination to make this gm Abolition war after the first of January, is as certain as that the sun shines in the _ heavens. . _ These are plain, practical views of thi: important question, and the time may come when the query’ will oometo n‘s, whereshall ‘ Pennsylvania go? The only way to avoidl ‘ the dire calamity of a disintegrated Union i is to sheathe the sword by means of an’ armistice, and then let peaceful meanssettle the difficulty. If this is not done thenself preserution will follow the roadie" “a" surest mode of efi‘ecting its puma—wh‘ autumnal Union. 1 , ' 0 • TWO DOLLARS .sme NO. 12_ AN HONEST conmsson. w L ‘ Secretary Chase. in his report. déeervesl. great. credit for setting at rest the quéstiom‘ under which ndministmtion‘ the war com menced. Radical Abolitionists hnvg llbovg 6c! hard to make thg impression that thy v'vér mu commenced under Democrngig * rule. The Secugtury, however, says, in the very beginning of his. report, that “Ma br‘a/K'Ly'ng out qf the existing rebellion, aobh qflif '11:: incoming If the present adminiatrution, dqé mfimdml Lhé_ employriie‘ntf‘of all necesahry menus for thepreeervutxod of tho ierritorigl inLogiily of the republic,”‘&c. , . Wow, this i.» a very candid 'admiasion‘, and / gi'ves the lie diEect to the Abolition charges that the .war commenced during-"the ud minisiration of President Buohana'n,“and we hope that. the radicals will profit by thfl gqufasion of one of their own number. . ‘ Tfid Elvin Tum on'llolel and Tatgem .Ix'uperl.‘ —}\n amendment/w the I‘nternél Revénuo Law has just passed the Hounegvaongreu‘, cqrrccting Mr. Commissioner Boutwell's deb . c'iuinn relative to the licences to be_ paid by "he Keepers of Hotels} Taverns Ind Patina Houses. The amendment provides that—s.— "llotgls, Inns. or taverns. and eating-hon sngz. haying taken nut the Incense provide}! Ilj'orr-I'nr, shall n‘ot’ be required to pay any mher license for Lha‘snle of’nny articles cute wxpnrily furnished My hotels, inns. or tav 'e‘rm. and eating-houses, and nol. prohibited ‘ by the laws of any State or Territory when 3 the: same may be located, or in violation max-col." ' . {That’s J?{«;ht.—'J‘hé Democracy of Ohib are minim: funds for the erection ofn. suita l.le monument. in memary' of J. I’. Bo“- Moynr. late editor of the Daytun Empirp, who was shot by Henry Brown, Abolition isb, {Tim balance remaining after the man ument h'-s boon paid, shall go to the nut:- pprt‘ofhifi family. . _ ' -‘]ri nddiiion to this thé ppople of that sqclioq should see to it'that the Abolition murderer is “hung by the nodal“! he be dead.” ' More Mnnq/ Wan/AL—Tho Washington correspondehs’of me Bostog Herald bum that the commiziuioneiq finder the m erhancipating the slates in the District“ Columbia, have completed their lubor‘a.- Over three tlxuuaand slaves have been freed by them, antfwhile the price paid for each is on an average only about oné-half or two— thirds their estimated value, the a propri aiion of one millian dollars has faiien hr ahbrt ot'llie gmdunt required, and nearly Any-a mi/litm 'vnare Will, have to beappmpri «ted for that objeci. And the ramp Con gress will have no hesitation in voting Ibo game. ' ‘ _____‘_ _ “..,________ . . WTho political Clergy throughout the length of the land ware well refluked by the result of the lam elections. These hy pom-i195 and m‘ock pllilhnthro incl should now umlerntund tlmbthe peopfe want no_ mom political Abolition ‘sefmons from the pulpit. 0': the ‘Sabbaub. ’A little mbro Christianity. and dliule leis niggerfivill b 0 looked for hereafter.—G:!umbia Democrat $lllO3 Abolition Bastil‘es were recently opened and the prisoners liberated-tho "authorities” nag being abje w and any thing against them ; and yet, notwithstnnq in: that fact, the liberation is deemed'm act of great. condescension and mercy! ' A 'Senn'ble Freudian—A clergyman of th. Methodist Episcopal chlirch, writes to M Harrisburg Union. as follows; “.lftfie Loni requires a man to be an Abolition'lat befogg he can be a. minister, lam oertninlymi'fin. formed. I cannot prepoh a linear. m and, at the same time, advocate alibi)“ lantlu-opy.” Nadine” Cam“ ‘0 Mam—ln‘fiolhnd to keep the cowg’ stables clean, the nuimfll’ tails are tied m brown pa r, and pl'AoOd on a shelf behind them. ’ngepp tobacco chewers from sailing the wpell, they Jpn into each others’ pockets, A 01188 of neu nesa carried toastill further ”onl-li. Ihowll in the over part of ma cit . in Iv 0 W“ of a_maiden lady, m.., whit’émbu all my mum baton bnming it. ‘-. \ .;
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