The compiler., December 21, 1863, Image 1

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4-;7'l'erms.
, The Calm". i's‘puhlisheil every Monday
morning. by ”In! .I. Snuu. in $1 75 per
tnnum‘il‘ paid Itrictiy IN “Ynez—s 2 00
per gnnum if not paid in advance. No
subscription discontinued, unless u the
Option of the publisher, until all urea-39
ure‘psid.
.\ ADVERTISSIKYTS inserted at. thou-ml rues.
Jon Puxfixu dons with neuneu and
éilputch. ’
summer in South Bultimoro Itreet. but”
ofposite meplers’ Tinning Butablis men:
h—“Colgxul Pun-ma Orncx " on the sign.
nogggsmawm
J. Cffieeiy, ‘ (
, TTORNKY AT LAW.—l'nrti£ultr mien.
A lion pnid to cunecl'lon of Panniunl,
onnty,- Ind Back-puy. Omen in the S. E.
'corner of the Diamond. . ,
Getty-burg, April 6, 1883. t!
D. Mchnaggpy;
woman AT LAW, (emu? one door west
A of Huehlcr’u drug g’hd book uore,Cbum
eflbnvg street.) Arron" um Scum-ran 70:
Pan" un Puuuau. Bounty Land Win-1
mm, luck-pay .....pgndea Claims, Ind all
othqr clniml Again“ the Gover'nment at Wuh
int'onfiD. 0.; «150 A men-{can Claim: in England. 3
Land Warrnnnlocnted and lold,orhought,nnd
highs" price: given. Aunts engaged in. 16.
eating wurnnu in lo", _lylinoiu ._nd other
weatern Sm.“ ”Appljib him pérsonully
qr by inner. . ‘ ‘ H . _
qutylhurg, Nov. IL, ’53. “j. 3 '
, A. J. Cover. 1*
f ' ”HENRY/AT LAWJHH promptly nuPnd ,"
A to Cullcctiom Ind All other busine-l en-‘E‘
‘ggrqu-d to him. ,Olfira between FahnealocklH
" ufilhnnork Ziegler'a Stores. Baltimore street ’
‘; gmyshurg, P... _ (Sept. 5. 1359. $
.1» i EdWard B. Buehler, ‘
1," mommy AT LAW, will mmruny Ind,‘
'- A prommly attend to all hulincss entrusted ’
, to~ in. He speaks the Germun langunucx—‘lr
URN. n thefiume plnL‘l‘, in South Hilltimoré
‘llruu. nenr For‘ne‘v’a drug store, Ahd nearly
oppm‘u Uinn‘cr is Ziegler-'5 note. -
”flu-burg, Mun-h 20. " ¢ ,
3 Wm. A. Duncan, 7. “
* a'r'rnuxmn Luv—ump- an“? xmh- -
A yes: rorni-r at L‘culrc Squrc. >(il'bullahurx,
.513; 4' ; [mt-1. mafia. I!
r” ~ * ” ‘ ~
, ‘1 J. Lawrence 5111, Man.
AS his office one "‘
II duiar went oflho "‘ . ”“htT \
Luther-tn clmrrh in ' '0 - '
(JR-tube”? nrg are“. In'} opposfle Picking'l
“2‘!“ wk W‘s those wishing [0 have any Dental
t‘perl‘viuh pe'forméd are rrspectfully invited to
wul 7 “muffins: r)“. Huruer, R“. (I. l’.
Kr, mh.ll. I) , Row. M. L. “alight-r, l). .\l., Rev.
VP‘mrj I Jan‘ohl. .‘rul. “.14. Shun-r.
' {_.éuyduurg. A‘nll I), ’53. ‘
Dr. James Cress, , .
' ‘W-‘LE‘"I‘HH'HYSIR. thnukiul fur pub
-114;“? pnllunngr hm ure rx'lcnlll-d to him,
inr‘urpu his friends. than 1n- uiH continue nu
fiu-Lice of his prnleuinn in He'tyhhurz and
vwinitr. “Brit-mic“ menus to L‘huuuur "let-l.
- Hen". wr Silt!" [hr MU. «new and mum n
luhle remedies fmm n” utlfzfr-r srcmrilnmmli-
I h] it'hunls, Whh II have five" rcrl-uunncndnl
larhrthc, upmicnre‘ and s.nuionml.hy the
‘x-nrlsixr of me n'ned Hvlcmic l‘mctixiuncru,
,( and din-nu] lhu'r mun- iujw‘rinus. nmh as an.
hmonr. mrsrniu, unwary, blucpiH,|iloudlcl
- K“.
office in} the cum gn-i ‘.l'Yurk stru-I, in the
donmg qwunl L} Hm r\ \‘ lll},
, ’ ”dud-“l'., >CPL .a;l.~a.s Jlu
> ~3‘L . 5‘ 1 '
jhfi') ? Nance. ‘.
rrH‘ll: firm nfrlh't. vmzss & I‘.“me is
.v . \
honh) d: mnhh! h; muhml consent. nu
Heptemhrr Huh, H 413. All perm.» having
mining-Agni"! m inrlrlmd tu.~m;d firm will
rlu‘gd pro-3m them in Esq. A. ‘J. fine: for
adjuxuficm. ' ~ , ,- ~
Dg‘. Wm. Taylor
infyrms tb¢ inhnh'ilunl! hf l-et'yal ur: um] \‘i
dnfi} \hm '.n- «M \hmm e \hupmu'wr m" M»
protruhm n [he 6].! sun I. nexv mar to Ihc
(‘rlnlpilrr (miu (h-l'3‘hul‘g. Pu. Thankful
lu/ri pm?! v'nr-. he [my to rcrvirv n ‘huru 11f
i'mure patrunuge. [SepL 2d. 1303. l!
§ ~ Adams County .~
[1 , U'l'r.\h'fl|ifll_\.il'll \_.\‘(?HUUNPA,\'Y.—
‘s‘ -Dl‘lm;urpox duhklnnk Its, 1551.
’ / ( ‘ nrv‘mrns’r.
l'xrlv'tienl—Gl'urfle Swu‘u‘.
Yup. ['ruldml—H". 11. 'Hlld.‘e“
i .\‘lKrrelury—rl). IA: Hut-Mu} ‘ L
4 Trmurcr—Duvvl \l't‘rury. ‘ V
5, la’nmlnw (.'..m'ndlrre—ilnhrrt McCuron, Jacob
f Kiuu. Andrew "r-ilru'clnmn. ‘
f Mlualrné—H‘rur'zefiwape. D. A. Hll'hlrr, R.
‘ N'Uui'dy, hunh King, A. Helulwlmnn. I). \lv-
I Uretry, i. l'.. [Mu-SH, J. 11. dul‘ih. h'unm-l
I Durham-v. E. H. Rthnndtm'k, Wm. H. Wilum,
5 H. L Making, \Vln. H. MJllellnn, Jul-u \Vul.
tnrl, Q. G. Hallway-John l’lckinz, Ahrl'l‘.
“'rizhl, thn ('unuinghwm, Aluliil “F. um,
JumM H. )hrduiL \l. Hix-hcllwrgvr.
”I‘ll“ "Company iI “when! 111 in omm
liou‘n to [ha t-punty 9) Album. It l‘.-u new. if:
' luccnllnl npe‘rnlion for more than six yam-g,
fag-6414- that period hns paid all lossci and ex
penses. WWI-ml (my Ullfltuflfnl, hnn'ag also a largo
Aur‘plun 'cnyignl in" thc 'l‘rcu'sury. The Com—
w lung employ! no Agenm..:cll hunineu being
; time by the .\lnnagprs. whoure annually elect
;4 «I by‘ the Stockholden. Any pegsun‘rdesiring‘
{ gu l'n‘sunnce can apply lo any of the tho"
‘ named Mann-zen for further info‘rlnulion.
i [fl‘l‘he _Execntive Cmnunlle‘e meets at the
' offico of the Company on the last Wednesday
4‘ in every month, In. 2, P. M
1; Sum-Jl, 1338‘
T
. Mathlot Br. Son’s
OFA AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS. Nos.
lg 25 Ind 27 Nqu itrqet, Baltimore, (near
, nyettq at“) extending irpm Gay to Frederick
Jig—4l* lsr‘geatesublishmeut oi’the kind in the
gUuion. ‘ Myqs on [mud n [urge usortfiaent of
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE, em-
Ant-Aria:-Bureaus,Beduends,Wasbstands,Wnrd
tubes, Butane: or Husk, Cotton and Hnir
thpring Bean, Sofas, Tele-e-T‘gtes, Arm, Clihirs,
dunking (ling/’5, Emgcrra, Marble Tables, _Set
,lcee, Reception. In}! Upholstqred Chairs. AS
SURTEPGOLORS UF CU'I‘TAGB FURNITURE,
‘ Wood Ohaxiru.‘ Office ‘Uh‘uirs, Barber'Chaii-a,
Ml‘ribs and Cradles, Hut Racks, Han Furniture,
i «iii uni Walnut Fran: Lookingfllnssea, Side.
Jinn“. wExtennion Txlxien, of every length.
i "‘ Parsons disposed in purghaiae are invited to
i :11! m give our Itock nn‘egamiuation, which
for "Titty find quality of Warkmunship is not
mulled hy In, establilhmem is; the count”.
‘ i ,A. muulor‘t soy,
' _ Not. 25 find 27 N. Gay street.
- Aug. 8i 195:0. ' i ‘ _
I, k . ‘1 Remove-15.
4 EnpdersfznedJeingzhe tumorizedpenon
5 ma lllkl rumor-ls into, Ever Green Ceno
] urghppes th.! such as contemplnte the renew-1
( affine-rennin: of deceased rennin: or friend:
i will “nil then-dun of thin season of than»: u;
\ hue it done. Ramon]: made with prompmus
: —¢lr-6l|ow, find no effort spun-ed to please.
V i ' PETER THORN,‘
‘ MN 12', '6O: Reaper of the Cemetery.
1 Comewgne and All!
:1 RE :gbecriber. Inning re-opened his Sa
-4&1: = 100 in me Noah-east. corner ot‘the D’m
ond, jnvitu the naéntion of his friends mad
{the public gonenny. to his excellent ALE,
P 031588: ‘RRUWI STOUT, WINE, CHAM
{PAQXETOBAGCQ SEGABS, kc. He hopel.
.by «its: mauuon w bnnineu ad 8 desire to
tplquo. to receive 3 linen! mug of custom,
‘ r ‘ ' H. W. CHRISMER.
‘ Guéyzpbrg, Aug. 24, 1353. u‘
Old‘Gold and Silver
i ‘N? ANTED.—‘l'he highest price jg cub
i plid for ‘old Gold 'llld Silvor; the
31mm“ x. s humbly time to all, the premium
91: “my”. '. Mao, Goldfind Silva; Coin
xpuré : . g at!“ tpr Q 'veu, ’y
5 ' a? a “3.088”! gBIIL'VAN,
‘ “ Wadi-nut tJmellerfln the Diamond.
Feb. 23, um. ‘
Br H. J. STABLE.
46th Year-
J acobs's Saloon Befived.
HE undersigngd have leased J-cohq’l Sn
!Loon, in Uh-mhersbnrg street, Ind jutend
tq k yep- it in lhp best style. hoping (but the
[nxhlic wlll Ipprecinte their eflortl to please by
giVinglhem 5 large patronage. They. will re
'cei‘ve OYSTERS regnlnrfy and do them up in
111 styles; YOUXG CEICKENS,BHEETONGUE,
HAM AND EGGS, nnd_ nlmost evu’ythinz that
may he called for, willbe served.» Th'ry will
also hep ALE. musk; omm, Mass, in.
‘ Th} 11': dent-mined to things up in thc
‘most dull-able winner, I d fcrl c'ertnin of
lplenuing 11l who mu] cull.
‘ NICHOLAS ODORI, JIL,
w - ‘ JOSEPH SH 1!}.
,‘ Getty-burg, Sept. 21, 1863. ' ‘
Come mth a Busy
HE undersigned woulii mod respectfully
T inform his many friend: 'nnd. the 'pubhc
genernlly, that he has gonainto the Clothing
business, “Samson”: old mammal the Diamond,
GettysburmPn. His stock,alr¥adyfyll,hill be
_much enlargod. to xmbrnce filer! ' style of
CLQTHI§G, BOOTHOES} HATS. ‘
anq, Trunks, Valicea, 'I, Watches, Jew
elry, Guns, Plslull, and. in short, everything
which ought lobe found at a first clusaClowing‘
and Viriety House. ‘
~ Particulars hereafter. -“ln the nickname he
invites everybody to give him I cull. He in
tends to keep an ‘perfect in stock us to accom
mod'nte Ali—9nd, with the hope of large 59.105,
he hopes to make in living at snmll profits. No
‘jiuuhle to inn-r: gumls, Ind every efl‘url inside
to mtisfy‘uyera. _ _ - __ _
JACOB nmxxsmmn'.
Removal. _ ~17 ~ _ VA ‘
June 15,1863. :1
V HEundersignedxespcctful‘v N“
r Iy Ehforma the resident!%
nfflruynburgand \icinity,lhnl --
he hm! removed his WA'H‘I! AND JEWELRY
H'I‘URE, In the room opposilr the Bank on quk
arrucf. where he in’lvndn lumping mi‘hgnorl-
Int-n! of WATVHKS, JEWELRY, SILVER nnd
SILVER PLATED “'AIH'Z, SI'HC'I'ACIJCS,
CLUUKS, kO,, kc. ..k ,
Haring been connected with n Mac—rm“
Walrh and Jewelry“ Stare in‘ Baltimore, for
several years lmnt,‘he ié pn-purr-l to_!urr.i h
exery urticle in file line', M the knrgst cflty
[\rires, and all [numbness will bf guu‘mnlied {ln
rtpn-sented. - r; '
From u long experience in \\'utch-repairing,
espu‘mll) 0! Hub \erhes'. he i 5 pnfiurunl to do'
I“ kind: at Watch-nnrk_promptly, irn‘thx‘ hull
umnuer. and glmrnmy the prrl‘nrumrq‘r gvfit.
He will keep alu'nys'on hnnll n. lnrke “‘.\-Ult-4
mum of Sl’l-I(.‘T.\ClJlS,nnd Rpm ‘— .4,
Inch Chum-I; pnd lmving mnrhm:
experleuée in mlnpl'xn; ‘lmn m the night, is."
[ll'l‘lullt’d In fil nll wlfti ave-l llxcm. ’
“A!“ JI‘I’WELIH' [mule to ruruler in the lncsl
style. and .1 greul vn‘riejy of [n.lxternann-lmml '
JEWELRY repaired in the “mic-t manner. l
, JUN-It'll Bl~1\‘:l.\'. l
thlys‘b-xrg, on. 5, “‘63.. ll ' ‘ l
/ Give Us a Can!- 1
omm «x Gll.l.ESPll§ lmve jun‘rocelved.
.' rgc null splendid stuck at New Hands '
film-h they are selling us clumping-ll": limes:
will 'ulluw. Their sun-k has been sulyclcd“ nh
mrc ml is of wt mod a quality one lln- make!
will illurd. SI'HARS, we haw: fill klnnlfi.’
Hard and Soft Grubhed, l'_uh'crmul‘,'l.lr.|_nulnted,
.\‘r-w Urlcam. l’orm Rica. and L‘rllm. 11235,.
Imperial. Young Hymn End Black 'l‘mfi. .\IO- ‘
LAShI'IS, New Orleans. Pun-m [lien and §yrups
ol mam-m Linda. Tomccus, (0.511]! ml“:
lovers of lhéL ward, ('unbresx, ,Spun, Sun-,1
Cnvmuli-‘ln, Rough nntl Ready, .\‘llurnl Leaf.
null Fine (‘nts {Smalling Tnlmrctr; 15'! dltTPn-nt
Hmlw, I'll’l-IS, 1: large nml ‘li'ne ”mu-mum;
SEC 383 of warming brnnlls. TOJI. (lIL
LA \ll’h‘ uml Slmnles, we hm-Ezbc {‘on damn
mont in the pluzc‘, which we 91-” law; also, a ,
No.l articlc of Coal Oil. "AXIS. pluin nnd
sugar cured, Shoulders and Sides. FLOUR-of
the best ql’inlity, ’hich we ulw ya gnunmu-e; ;
('vd.xr-wure, Tuba, Buckets. \fulgr't‘ann, kc.’
We nlm keep .\‘ozions. anl .cti‘nlns‘ Fruits, 1
PM]. by the small or by th barn-l, \Emltflplues,
(‘hocnluzta Starch, Bucking, lndigo.-(‘nndlt-1,l
Soups. ('urry (lombi l‘jd Curtis. 0 llrgc nssurh 1'
nu-nml lqushes.Bn.lkets, Ropes: L‘lmls, Crack- .
erg-mun. kc. GH'l‘l US A CALLS.
(lrllysllllrg, .\luy 11, lufi3. '
, -., Np Mora Poisons. ‘
)ROCESSES for the Preparatio , lmpruve~
] mem. n'nd Imitation of LIQUUF‘B 01“ ALL
KINDS. including Brandi“, Wine}; “'hiskies,
(lins,'llums, Porter. Ale, Cider, Cdrdinls,,Bit
ten, etc—livery dealer in liquors hits long
known and felt it to be of the highest. ir‘npor-
Innu: to the profitable conduction qt his busi—
m-ss. Hun hefihould be in poss‘fission of vermin
infurzpution whiéh hn‘s hitherto been strictly
cunfined to wholesale Images. This informa
liqn ii now, for the_first time, placed within
the reach, and adapted to the sucwssl‘ul Ind
"3051' profitable uso. OfALL dealers. Particulars
will be mailed, free ol‘chnrg'e, 14:! those sending
tddress to LI!!! 4: COOKE, l’.. U. 80x"357,
Washington, D. C.
whi. IL-nN‘a other: but dgalera nth! Ap
ply, u no intormllion villi bysent to uu'y one
whuducs not nccompgny his addreu with the
pledge tb‘nt be is 1 dealer in liquor. -
50",. 'l6, 1863, Am , -
‘ -« -~ -1~~
Notice.
053?“ HARTZEL’S ESTATE—Letter! m
administration ontlne estate of Joseph Hart
zel, late of Frlnklip twp., Adams co., dc censed‘
having been granted to themndersigned, re:
nidin r in the same township‘, be hereby gives
no‘ict :0 all persons indebted to said e 133?
to make immedinte plymem, and than huvi
iug claim: against the' lame to present. them
properly authenticategl (or settlement.
_ magma run-r, Adm-r,
Xov. 16, man a: . -‘
- .um . l . ‘...¥._.-..__.—_..- ...-7
Sale Crying ,
A W. FLEMMING continue! the bunipesa
A. offlALE'CRYXNG, lnd loliciu the con
tinued plmmnge ‘0! we public. it is his con.
nun endeavor to gm satisfaction. Charge!
moderate; _Residenco in Breckinridge nun;
Getty-burg; ‘ ;.
P. S.-—-He is I liéenled Auctioneer, under the;
Tu: Law of the United State}. - ,
Nov. 24, 1862. “ ‘ A
S. R. Tiptpn
WOULD no“ nupoctfully inform the plib
lie “I!“ he bu commenced liking
BRUOMS. He will nuke men: an we slum
or“ will but wig hil cantomen. ‘
Persona hnviug Broom Corn will plenucall.
Shopin )lcConnughy‘l Ball, on corner of first.
floor. - [Son 9, 1883,
'Sheads a; Buemer,"”
EALERS m .
D con. up Luna“
3 r o v 1: s , v ' , .
- Iris-WARE, HOLLOW-WARE, to.
-- ALDO ~—
-sumsas, Bums, BASH, me.
Corner of Csflisle 9nd 11$“er ghee“. OPPO
cite mama Depot, GETTYSBUBQ,*PA.
hp}- ?3, 1863. ‘u‘ '
Witgf—fnnh Gun maximize-” 13:.
, c Kl an nuke» to e a
s3n’é‘wmjga ._..; -“
:Dm mamas. h mus
rm ~03 ms. \
”T7l @EmmAM‘Effifiifififiéfil
t 5 he 11,5 t.
u nu. m: coun.»
“ Till He com. ”—0! let the wo'rd.
I Linger on the trembling chord; ;
I. Let the little while_between ,
.4 In their golden light be qeen: .’7
Let us think how Heaven and home
Lie ‘beyond thaDT—“ Till He come.”
When. the weary one: we low
En: ‘on their fest. above;
Sega the urn; so poor and nut, 4».
All our joy belovercnst? . '
Hush, be every murmur dumb;
I! in only—“ Till He come.” ,
Cloud! And fpnflicu rougd‘ua press:
Would 'we have one son'm‘w leu '1
Al} the sharpness of thetcrou,
Au than. ten the work! is lona,
Death, and darknels, and the tomb,
Uuly whisper—“ Till He come.”
See, the feagt of love Ame-d, I .
Drink the wine pnd brc'uk the breed:
Sweet. memorials—till the Lord
cm u. round his Heavenly board: ’
Some from earn}. from glory name,
Severed only—thll He come‘” ‘
gfiimfilfimufi?
THE'CHRISTHAS HOLY-DAY;
max 1112‘ cnnun' m! In" zmron o'r, Tn:
Sn joyfully as this morning, AIL-uni and
Clmrluue had not. pwnke out of lcepql‘m- a
whole year. 'The whole night (may h‘nd
dredmrd ofthe brilliant lights ofthc Christ.-
mué’n-oefwlucli ~had so glorioudy shone
upon illem yesterday evening, when‘filiftor
,mtirnt waiting. the little hell but! m’llml
{ht-m into the parlor. They hail drcahied
also {ol the many benulillil proséllls,\vliich
llmir parents luvl hung ‘on {We tree, for
(hum. to (frightful ”H‘IP Christmas joy.—
vauclnnlly lmd llm_\'!!4)rn limmdilw-e :L‘way
‘.rom‘ this scene ofjoy In! mghl‘xi‘lwn Hwy
‘rotirod Lo rest. But nowfus Llie friendly
morning sun begun to shine. npuin unml
the snuukcoven-d rools, [hr-_\' "mm-erred once
more dressed up 1L» fa; Sunduv. rmuly to
xwinw (he nee and their Ifrraentg, and [q
make thvmx-h‘ds glad with Chvi‘flnms joy.
The morning. [mined ' '
’X‘pwm-(ls mid day \vben
lii-d made}: [duusnntuut
the Mole: M. the eves b<
gusts- pxoposed to hersiw
go in company with their
m-unbynm we the spy-um
Qmu‘ henyenly iulhm‘ h:
duiy’nnlcd for 31:9 (3hr
(Karlene w‘ns ready, and
was enfly induc’ed 10 ‘cr
pecially us he could \
pkukqnj' SFTVK‘G to his 13‘
Quickly [hey threw th
them, put on their mm
'nml (hm 7 protected up.
leaped forth chcérfully
(er: Tm? the air wn‘m
cheeks not a little: bu:
they did not heed that,
the grove of spruce. He
night. _ 1‘10“!“ the greet} }
wuh white frost, in whic
sun. reflected like diamnn
"'01: how beau" l !"
:‘Thé trees shing‘ almps‘
our Chrislmus tune with
She became suddenly ail
far from them :3 b 0): in n
clothing. shivering hon:
his benumbed hands to
wee-ping bitterly! Besi
bundle of brush-wobd,‘
denlly jug: gathered;
“ W hat may be the' mu
boy.” said Augus£e ful‘l on
he‘should be so and nndr
Christmas day f’t, ’ « ' ‘
The cleié‘gren‘we’nt up to him ind asked
him why 9 wept. "0h 1" said the boy,
“my father is sick,_ and my m’olher in not.
able to earn enough to procure as bread
and keep us .Wul'm. Thus I must gather.
wood to keepjaxher warm. Ido it cheer
fully; father is so good. and mother weeps
so much; but 00-day it is go cold!” And
be begun to weep still more bitterly. ;:
Meanwhile the children had an oppof:
tunity to examine the boy. They easily
saw thntiis poop clothes‘oould not protect.
him against the weather, and {list he was
weeping because he Was so cold. I ‘For‘asome
lime they all -stood and viewed Vthe poor
boy in silen‘ce, end tears filled the eyes of
Augusta. Then she put her hum into her
little basket, took out the little nioney she
had in it, and gave il. to the boy. Charlotte
and their brother did the same; for all had
beer; deeply moved by ihc little'boy’i mie
erleek _ e _‘
He in: muéh surprised at thin, and limb
ed at his benefactors in silence. ? But soon
hehhruahed away his tears, hnd .nttempted
so give expregsionato his thanks and his
.l,°¥- “0 how glad mother will be l" be
field: ‘.‘now she can make nwuggor father,
.nnd heat up the room so that we our all be
"mad." Then heuhouldered his bondle
ofwaod end bested may. :_
The children necempnnieihim for some
distance-and on the way 9 had to tell
than who his parents were, and where they
7111769. _“lf your parents are l 0 poor, you
bavyélhflrdly received any Christmas prer
out?" said William. “ Ah,” said the boy,
“ if I only could Mme had lometbing to
out! But. mother had nothing to give me,
and no I want hungry to bed.”
Silently, and in earnest reflection, the
children went on their way ;- ind when
they got. home, the firit thing they did was
to col their mother ol'the little boy. Whom
they had met. who had received no Chrlilr
mu gills. and besides mu compelled to go
to bed hungry! ‘ * ‘
“ Mother.” laid Augmte, “brother Wil
lism but some old clothes which Would be
main), in the boar bay. Chulotte sad 1
will hunt up something for him. end if you
Will allow it. we will present if. to him.”—
Glndiy did their mother give her assent.—
'Moumhile their father she came in ; and
«she knew the father of the boy to be a
Very bones d industrious man, he also
roughed to do. oomething for the unlor
tunete fungi. .
“ How w Id 1 be,” said the mother. .“if
your. to go: :11 these things ”3.6 m" u
qmeily in podhle. Ind loud for a boy to
_oone horo‘thh evening. and then present.
it. fill in him. In an produmtmihblo
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~GETTYSBURG, PA-, MO‘NDAY, 1333011., 1863-
GUARDIAN
“nun n man" up mu. rnuxL."
aurpxize. Then he could also halve n Christ
mas joy. at. this time when l“' things are
joyous.” ,'
“Oh. that in excellent," exclaimed An
gustn. Ind immediugely ran With the other
children to gather" up ‘the present: with
tat-ich they intended to but-prise the poor
y-
When they {and collected all ,the niece
of clothing. Qharlotte said : “I know sbme
thing more/which would be ncellent. If
we only could also prepare a Christmas tree
for the/Key. How he would rejoice‘to see
the mp’nylittle bright lights !”
’l‘ -sisters were much pleased with the
l“ ition. and William ut once offered
tie services to carry it’into effect. ‘For a
small bit ofimoney he bought néprnqe tree. I
The littlegirls (tick some lightsh‘nlso st‘veet.l
meats from,their Christmu tree, and. so in ‘
a short thine 15)] was arranged. ' A ‘ l
With almOst more impatience then yes
terday did the children await the eveningi
Just as it was growing dark they requested"
their mother to send forsthe boy. XOR
they lit the lights, arranged the présents‘
under the Christmas (remand awaited with {
joyful expectation the time when he should I
arrive. ‘
. He was soon theré. The door was' ppen
ed for hi . When he had entered. and it
was told am. that these were his Chriitmaa
lumen“. and that his‘parenw should also
recilive help. the boy stood in mute aur
priae. Now'ha gnzéd abtlie lights. 'lipw at.
the preset)". while tears of joy fellfmm
his eyes. The children rejoiced around
him. their hea'rts bent with a pure pleasurer
an‘d often afterwards they spoke of this
c'voning, and declared tlmtjt was that hpp—
pies! Christmas festival of their-lives! ~ \
' Beat ’nn Alli—The Rev. Solomon Stod~
«lard, of Nartlmmmon. bad a blarkzb‘oy in
his,emplny, who was like (In- mo»! df‘lxlnvk
bOVI. lull of fun and mischief and 1:15 m a
joke. my matter at Whoselexpensyw He
went wnh the pnr~on's horsl} every’ morn
ing to drive lhecmvs-to pasture, 1: “ll: on
L“ piece of table land some little distant?“ ~w_, ~... “___
”9'" the villhae; and here,’out of Pig. t: {an Prnloaes God his mess—The ni ht
the neighbora‘ boy: were‘ Wont to mp‘jtu‘lm li’eféme thepbatlle of wateran it ranged
and mice horses on bupduy mqrnmg.— [sew-rely. saturating "m ground so that the
Baron SWIM"! lmard of 't' and “fined ummumtinn wagons snhk in up to ‘hc axle
") “no" 3"“! f” "' and P"? an end ll) Ihe than and the nil-is of the horses. Nspuledn
SW“ 30-“ WNW “WWW.“ “’1“; ‘s‘“: waited till thé road: should dry 50 mm the
he wuuld rule the mufe to {mature mu the field batteries could gallop freely; but the
(wws. and he (Bill) might slay at hoxnev.—‘l w“ did not compgut. and it was noon when"
ll,” knew what was in the wmfingntLtukmg' the first. gun was fired. Victor Huuo says
a “’0" cut ucrnss “‘0 10‘" m“ up in'Elle ‘ (hm, llnd the hauls commenced thlxourfl
In'swm away ahead of ”‘9 parson. lllm snom‘r. R would have been over by (but:
boys. Were there wnth .thexr VI—IOI‘SUB, nnly o’elmk._ Bluu‘lu-r mm“ have fallen into
muting for 1341' and his Hunter’s mure.- the hand: 0f the victor 'nnd the map of
““ Width“ bO." ‘0 "3 “f“jy' ““1 “”2 “JED“: Europe alnl the civiliw'tion of the ninaJ
gvntlvman arrived to ive the won ..‘ 10. '1 _ . , ‘
mu hid himeelrni “negother end of'tlw field . if?” “"‘u" "m“ mm “mm“! “ “cw
belonged. “We".Unqle Sam,” said he, “do:
youteo u‘vy difi‘oronoe in Mr. P. sinca‘he‘
joined the church ?” ’ “Oh, veg,” “id [Mole ‘
Sam. ":1 grea; difl‘evrencv. Balm-e, whcu,he
went to mend his fe+ces on Sundnyfihel
carried his nxe on his shoulder. but. newl
he carries it ufider his overcoat." ‘ I
Q‘A carpenter, who’has always prog
nosticating evil to himself. was One day
upon the roof oh the ntory'building, upon
.wjhicb had {Allen rain. The roof being slip.
per}, he loot his footing. and as he was do
mending towards the eaves he exclaim‘ed,
“Jail: as I told you !” Catching. howevnr,
in the tin spém, he kickod off his sho‘ea,
and regained a place of safety, from I'lhxch
he thus delirergd himself; ‘ff know’d it,
there’s a pair of übou gone to thunder!”
WM”. Smike says the reason why the
children a: mi. generation no so bums]
owing to the wearing of Balmora‘l b9ou’ in
field of the old fashioned slippers. Moth
"ens find it too much troubleto take off their
boots to whip their children, so they 0!
nnpunishod; but. when she WM achild, tfie
way the slippers used to do double duty
was caution to the whole family. .
» —A-~ - —-—~o o -_..?“—
k S‘A few mornings sjnce, we were r 913-
‘ tingto our family the fact of a friend hav
-1 ing founcLs child on the 'door IMP. afine
' little male infant, whom he had adoEzed”
F when one of the olive branches remar 08:
“ “Pl, dear, it‘ll be bid step son, won’t it?"
‘ We thought it, would. decidedly.
WA wdmtn named Elizabe‘zh Mai. who
died at Florence in 1768, had been married
to leven husbands, all of whom‘nhe omliy
ed. She married the lat of the leven It
the age of seventy. When on her death
bed abemlied the good and bad points in
etch other-“husbands, and having impartial
ly weighed them in the balance. she sing
led out her fifth spouse 3; the (Marin. lad
desired that her remain: might be interred
near hit.
WA western ediwr than deocribea in
verse the patience of a husband with whom
bein acquainted :
‘He newer said a word, .
But with n flwk of deeoest mehncholy,
He at, like Patience on an ottoman. I
Waiting for his wife to put her bonnet on.” ’
[Q‘We love women all‘th'e better for
their weakness. These strong minded to
men always seem an if they wanted to bi;
man, and mulch“. '
sW.mim have thin in com
mod—few gunman Miy. '- ' g
HOW NEAR WE ARE TO DEATH.
A writer in the Independtnt than discour
ses on our nearné'sa to death : v
“When we walk near powugl‘ul machinery.
‘ we know that one single "miq-mtep and those
‘ mighty engines would tear us to ribbons
with their flying wheels, or grind m to
powder in their pondemusjuwl. So. when
we no thundering serous the loud in the
rail car. and there is nothing but. half an
inch of flange iron to hold us upon the
track. ‘BO when we are at sea inaship.
find there is nothing but,the tiiicknesspt’; a.
pltink between us and eternity. We imag
ine than that We see how close we are to
the edge of a precipice. But we do not.
see it. Whether on sea or land; the parti
tion which divids us from eternity, {in
something:~ thinner than an oak plank in
half on inehaf flangeiron. The machinery
of life and d’enfh are within us. The tissues
thlt hold those beating powers in their
place, are often not thicker than a piece -
piper. and if that thin portion were pier '- .
it would be the same with us a'n if: cu on
hull had struck us. Dgnth is in‘sepnrnbly
bound up with life in the very stru’clhre of
our bodies. Struggle as he will if) widen
the space, no man can It any time go fur
ther n-om doath than the Uzi/hues: 'ola
sheet. of paper. , ‘
." Cam—la August. 1,8611. a/German. whofie
name we forbeqr mentionifigat the rcéuest
ofour informanmel‘t thiwily u a volunteer,
leaving behind him a wife and a house cat. l
he thought much 012’ He made hia wire!
nromine mat whenejr‘er his favorite cat hnd l
itlens she would [riot kill them. but keep'!
”mm. and their increase until his 'relur,n. I
initlifully the woman has kept her word,
and this’torenq‘on. as we saw ourselves; him
about her house in the Third Ward. in which
she line, it} aahed Adjoining, and racing
about. the’premiags, she old- cat and her‘
children, grand children. grant, grand chil- ’
dren, etc" etc., Lb thelhumber nf two hun- ‘
«Fred and nine cau, cutteta, and kittens.—- 1
La Gran: Democrat. i
-, "ash for (int I
to seexty glassh
nrtsh me: put I
be_lf a man vnsh
It. The fnreizn
the e is trouble
\don zlagraph ns
xhe I edy out
_ k _ . At. F nkfort,
according to the correspondence oft Lon.
~don' Timex. no auchémnic ha been w, neu
-91138 npw since th periodjusl. prec ‘ng
the Italian war. Auntrinn funds have 1-
en. since the Emperor’s speech been:
known; five percent. Pruuiu in preparing
for a win wilh Depmark. 1
8‘“) select nutmegs‘ p ' lham with
a pin. If than are good. the ill innum
ly I: read around the punctu .-
Tge but rice ‘is large. and has, a clear
{rah look. Old‘rioe mmetimefl has little
black intact: imide the kernels.
[afliuuer that is made in September
bnd October-jg beat‘for winter use. Lard
Ihould be‘hard nnd‘whiw, and that which
is liken {not}: A hog not Over a year old in
if“. . "an.“ , ' .
fiCurnn maid of the liberty of the
pm: “Thu gar-mt nqntinel of the State, that
gnnd deteqw of public impouure; guu‘d
il. becagge when it links. there links with
it, in o e wmmen grave. the liberty of the
mbjoct, and the security of the crown.{’
A Pauper B:pruerilaliv¢.—The New Bed
ford, (311333.) Sldnilard up: “A representa
tiverhhr been elected from a district in Es
sex county, in thin State. who has been
aided. u n p 33)" the last yen. He wa
voted for in er thin to can thg town
frqm the expense of his support. .
fi‘flrand tuber.” said a. very little boy,
the other dsy. “how on us you I”
The old gentleman who had been 1 101-
dier, Ind was much under ,tho ordinary
six}: took the child between his knees, and
ml : ‘ '
"My dear boy. Igm ninety-five your: old,
but why do you uh I"
The little fellow, with I“ unimportant.»
of; Napoleon replieJ: . .
“We‘n, it‘sppears to me you as ”marku
bly small of your age." '
Said and Dona-Once upon a time. on a
Sunday afternoon, a lad was so hay in his
motions that he did not get to tho church
door till the congregation were coming out
and he aid 50 the first mun he mop
“ Wham is its]! done!” ’
“No,” said the man, "it’s 1“ “id, but
I’m thinking it will be I long‘time before
it will be done." ’
fi'Alwayu fight. till you die-alter doing
it. five or six. “gazes Ma jun. u any at any
thing else. * ’ " .
,____,___.. - o———‘—-
wxhdnu in Q hum. am ‘o‘“ i.
dumb smm can mdontan¢ »
BEWARD AND SECRET SOCIETIES
Perhaps it will Mtonish the members of
our secret Union Leagups to héar what Mr.
Win. 11. Seward said of secret societies in
his place in the U. S Senawin 1855. His
remarks cover thP wholeground,nnd though
othrr and better him have said flint. hesays
u forciblyand well. the honnsHeslimony of
l politian Opponent. is valuable. flare is
Seward in 1855 ’
"Sm-rel. snciéiea, air .’»——B.'fore I would
place my hands betwepn the hands of othen
men. in a t Lodge, Order. Class. or Coun
cil, and b iding my knee before tliem,-en
ter into ny combination with thenifor any
object. pmmnal or painful/.9015! a: bad, I would
rpmyl God that that hand and that. knob
mig t be paralyzed, and that. [might be;
co 6 an object, of pity. Ind mien of the
n ckery of my, fellow men. ’Sun'ar. sir T-—«
, a mam. an American citizen. 3 christian.
“your to submit myself to the guidmme and
discretion of other men, surrendering my
own judgment and ‘my own ctmscience to
their keeping? No. sir. no ‘l’
If Mr. Sew‘nrd should repeat. this liitleex
-7 tract'from one ofhis speeches deliverqd on
ily eight [short yenrrngo, he‘would be de
lnounced by our Lnynl Lenguurs as a “Cop
-1 perlicad" oi the first class. 51,, ~ x
A I'uluafile Rc‘CetpL—[n thorflfemnt'rs of
6mm! Segur (vol. 1, p," 168.) there ls the fol
lowingnnecdote: "My mother (the Coun
ess (ll! Segur.) being inked by Voltaire re
specting her health, told him’ that the most
painful feeling she had arn-m from the de-,
cay of her stomachfand the ilifiieulty of find
ing any kind of aliment that it could bear.
Voltaire. by way of consolation, msuredfien
that he was once for nearly a your, inthe“
same state. and believed to be incurable;
but that. nevertheless. a very aimplareme.
dy had restored him. It consisted in tn. ‘
king no other nourishment than the yolks
of eggs, bested up with the flour of potti
tnes and water." Though this circum
stance took place as far back as fifty years
ago. and respected so extraordinary a per
sonage as Voltaire, it is astonishing how
little it is known, and how rarely the rem- ‘
edy has been practiced. Its efficacy. how
'ever. in ‘cms of.<lebility, cannot be ques
tioned, and the following is the mode of
preparing tliis valuable article of food, as ;
recommvnde-l by Sir John Sinclair: Re
ceiptulirnt up gm egg in a bowl, and then ‘
add six table spoomt’ul of cold water mix- l
ing the whole well together; then add two,
mhle'etmomful o! the tarimt 0t Fourteen,
to be mixed thoroughly with the i uor in
the bowl. Then pour in as much kiling
water as will convert the whole into jelly,
and mix it well. It. may be taken either
alone or with the addition of a little milk,
and moist and best auger. not only for
breakfast. but in was of great atonmchic
dehility, or in consumptive disorders, attlio
other fllPill’S. The dish' is light, easily'di
geuted.‘extremely wholesome and nourish
ing. Bread oi- biecmt'mny be taken with
it, u the stomach getq stronger. 1 ‘
Lorenzo Dow.—
timous Loréuzo
win Moutville,
r wiH: She givefi
003) to the town
one of bliilding
specified [Slaces
puhhé meetiuz.
‘ gift, and (ha
law. _
“77¢: Er/rfln: Men Who Brought on the W 717
are not lighting «'1: B4:tlcs.”—-Ganerul Rose
crans, in his @cechbel'ore the Cincinnati
Chumbervof Commvrce. said:
"Converse with a rebel and he will tell
you frankly ‘llfmt he is sorry the war was
begun. They Wlll tell you as their Geh.
Adams said. “I notice that the extreme men
who brought on the war are not fighting its
battles. 'l‘he'plantara and the people on
the border hgve only noted with reference
to the protection of their property. I she
that the bearhlood of the country .is being
shed in a war tliit the victim did not bring
about.’ "‘ A ;‘
What the vael (inneralmid is a: true of
the North as oflhe South. “The host blood
of the country; is being shed in it “far that
the victimi did not bring gamut." The Se
cossionista of the South Were like the Aho
litioqists ofthe .\orth, protenginnal agitators,
whose strength lay in their tonguesu Thus
far these men have held back und refused
to serve in the field. At the North. we
have aohance in the coming draft of forcing
"the Abolitionists to take arms in the war
they ware so busy-in bringing ahbut. If
this is looked to in every locality, the
blood ofbettcr men will be sparedn-Albaf
7'! Am!- _ '
Bea-._.Not. long
beer saloon was
|elling intoxica
'hen be attemp
everuge was not
who had lmply
called one utter
lGormnn named
md the question
beer intoxica-
The New Guspr? qf the War Drpartmenl..—
Yl‘hhu shalt hate ertge B. Meat-Han with
Jill thy__heurt, and with ill thy soul. and
with aU thy mind. This is the! first and
rent commandment, and the second is‘like
to it. ‘
‘\ hOu shalt hate Horitio Seymour. ‘ ‘
u. .n those Iwo commandments hang
all th contracts and all theprgfila.
————'r--- W
EA old chelor geologist was 015?!!!
boasting'l M 'e ery rm kaax ai familiar to
him as the ‘ phn c. A lady who wai pres
ent clarified It 'lhe knew a rock of which
ho was. ignore t: ‘ > .
“‘Xame it}. said the Cyclap, in ,a
rage. ‘ - V
l (‘i‘h is t‘bepock o thee-male," replied the
ay. ‘ ' ~ ~ '
”A ‘Cnnadi-n you
ten, :nd a cash' income \
has married a damsel of
of tidy/e. Canada is
ciona.
, ‘ - «‘——~ -« «.cw-—'\
QM Richmond good whisx
$5,000 auburn), rebe‘. money.
-r articl. (an "be hsd for 32;»
E:- of good brandy comljmnd- fivfl
i fi-"The Constitution and the Union T
.I place them wgether. If fihey stand. the)
us! stand together; if they In”, they
ust an together.”-DAmn Was-tn.
I, fl-It bu been thought that people no
regenerating, became thoy don't live u
longs: in the day- of Methmluh. But
nopody can nfl'ord to live long". current
noes“
1 S‘Never retire n‘t night, without being
wiser than when you rune In the morning,
by having leaned numbing useful. during
yhe day. '
.. 3.1!: clergyman winh'u to destroy his
finfulne- u I chriuinn minister. that. in
o lurer my than to enwr the non- of
30rdun ”lilies.
‘1 3WO us never iatisfied tbnt a lady
dndontand: n kin union we have it. from
Her own mouth. ‘ . .
fi-‘Say. Pomp, you nigger, fibers you
, d» new has! 2’ - , ,
‘Why It do shop, ob coum.’
‘Vg‘hgt in gio price qb inch an article a:
t K . .
‘ldoa't bu, nifig'u-I dan’t know —do
opkupk-‘fltn't Ir.‘
TWO DOLLARS A-YEIAR.
.Ncl_ 12_
n of fourteen with;
a r 84 per month. ‘
‘ e mature age
“in; pre‘po
r‘ is sells. at
inleri
'K . A
‘v dolol
.1. J
•N•
emu. [BAD]. ~
Therei- grent roeson blur th’st emu: '
find. is to be relieved olhis eommsnd.- V-
For some weeks beck the Rediosl {oper- of
the West have been clamoring fof ll remo- , ‘
nl. end‘the iniiure of the hut movement .‘
eupplieo egrekxt. ot Whlch the Adminis- ,
trstwn-‘u ouhtleu very willing to null , ,
itself. It will be quite in keepingmitb the.
character of the War Department, should d
.theu surminee be correct. to renort tn eve-r 7 ‘
devioe to blacken theqood name offienenl
Nude, and whatnot It mny'unlt Mn; Btsn- '
ton to do, we may be sure that the Abolition - fl
organs and the Loyal Leagues, with tlnéir a
usual nuty'syoophancy. will rapttirously
.pplmd; but it‘ it be fated that. th. mditw. )
ry career ol General Meade is not to end, »
he hes made a reeoul for himself which no .- .'
l malignity nor calamny can ever destrov.——. ‘
‘ From the fintdny that he became oonneot- f
ed with the Army of the Potomeo, he has, ,
done his duty. es n eoldier.’ Others might _
’be It homejunketing and feuting—griting - .
letters and making speeches—but xeept»
when disabled by wounds received on tha‘ ' 4‘
field of battle, General Meade was never .
nix-em. from his post to: a single day.
{Whntoyer ho had to do Wm done prompt-- ’,. ‘
,ly and _well; so (bill. by slow steps, lull. ‘ . .-
lsure, he advanced fiom one Yositinn to
lenother. _until. withmit politicn infloenco- . '
lor intrigue—without any sounlln ‘ ‘ ol‘hii ‘
lawn: praise: “or nny disyarngomfi ol'vhin - .
, fellows. but by the urgent and nnnimous
request of his brother commenderl~ho was ‘
placed at. the head of the army. Gillie
ldiflicultim which he then ovorcamc, it is ‘
lidle to expect that men like those firm in
nlfice should retain nny recollection; but
although. in‘ leer than six manthm they.» . ,
‘seem to have l'orgnttl-n how he took ‘our, ,l"
weary. disheartened iii-my from the hands - '
oftts incompetent commander. and march
ed i! to zjotory, on the field oluettysbnrn. ', . ,
the fact still remuinlu. and a grateful people ,L‘
«will never forget it. it luv; not been un- ' ’
lnoticed that neiihar at Washington nor at v. ' -
Gettysburg itsoll‘uneithcr from President ,
no: General-m-Chigl‘, nor lrom Boston om
tor—could there (iscnpe one word of gener- '
vous recognition: : but this Maui? ignorlnc, ‘' '
lol’ General Man'de’e service. has 9300th it-, ‘
Ineli', and ehmllil _he now Im removed from
lhis command, itswill he nnflersmud lhnt the .
change iii not nmde‘ because of any short- _
coming‘i; on his punt, nor on necountof any .
untitnese for the position. but simply’ be- '
come he is too high-minded and too indo
penrlent to he film]? to inlswer the partisan ‘' '
purmeu of the Allministrutinn. The fall
(campaign, it in true. ll)“ been comparative
llr n fruition“ one, but it has not. hz'ul its _
[ Frederjckshurgp.'mrl every mm ii remly to
lholieve that if‘ Gl-nm'nl Meade has uccotn‘ ' ~
plishrd but little, it. is, because tie had not , .
t the mean» ut his disposal to do more; nor ,
.Iqu it been. among sensible people, any ‘
thing but u mutter for congratulation, that , ‘
the army was in thedmnds one hold enough ,_* '~‘
to‘ta'ke the reapunsibility of ordering a. re
: treat, without ntrikingfn. blow, when com > J
vinced that uhattlewaul-i accomplizh trod», -
in'g.‘ So far, therefore. from the In t ordse- ‘.
ingjnml re Crosbing of the Retdderl' having.
ngtkened the general confidence in hiim . ,
the decision with which General Meade
lclmnged his plans. enrl- the indifihrenco . - '
Whicthn exhibited towards the expecta
-1 tions ol the public. are looked upon as in- '
dicatinne that he manages his campaigns .
'nnd fights his battles, as “he should ‘do, no
coiding to= his own notions, and without
any reference to the dictation of Wnshing— J; "
tan or the strategy of the New York‘ 751‘} ,l -
‘ Lune. It is ruch‘~ a commander that in warm '1
ted over the army of the Potnmuc; but
General Meade hns never written Hatters
for Senator \Vilsp‘n to rend at the Decade I:
.anniversary of the, Anti-Slavery Society—7 ’
he refused tomuke electioneering speeches !
l for Governor Gurtinr—nnd when words were ’
i put into his mouth which he had never ut— .
‘ tered, he permitted the forgery to be expo- .
l neg} without mnkingnn ell‘ort to rescue the Y
reputation of Mr, Lincoln’sintimatelriends.‘ if '
Thus over-weighted, no achievements ‘
in the field could save him, and his banish
‘ ment has been from the first but. a question‘ '
’of time. A single~minded gentlemen, I, » /
thorough ioldier, and sincere patriot. is not,
[the sort of person to~suitithe Washington .
authorities; and the recent‘movements on' .
‘the Rapidmraimply furnish an excuse to ' ' ~
do that which was already resolved on‘yai
t ion ago, Its tho‘d‘ny when apt-easing danger
monivlled them to' unwillingly accept _
deliverance at his bootleg—Philadelphia"
Aye. -‘ > - .
36-h a Ismael) at Gettysburg, Fo9ney,
thnt. is. the og. said. “I hue been aDou-P
glass Democm. butl believe that Dough-1
died at the right time." There is n cod
reason why Forney is glad that, Dougfu is
dand—HJncoln is no dqubt, glad of it—nnd
so is the whoie put-Av, er if Mr, Dougie;
were living: there would be a peace lcnd‘
who would make a very sudden end of 7
war. 'lntK-ed if Mr. Douglas had‘nut r‘ .
at thr?time he did. We shoul‘L never Lu *
Imd t. lis war. ‘Thm. is the reaaon why Fm
ney rejoices tlmbhe in dead; Fémey w... u
Dough-s man,.iu~.t as heis ,everybody’u I: an
whom he thinks may some day have pntro~
nnge and power to dispense. He ma a
Buchanan man Until Buahnnnn ,ngck‘ed
him off. His name should be Applied Fm:-
my, an I ha is We“ named “ma dog.”-Al.
lmtownlDemocrul. ‘ ‘ "‘ ‘ ‘
Trailar’: Reward—Last yanr . NPW York
Assembly was lint. mu party‘huing that
w: menumbor of member‘. 'foaecute control
the Republicans bought. up a Democratic
mgmheg, one thlicot, paying him $l2OO in
cash and making him Syenker. This year
thin Callimt, mm a. qandi ate for re~eleotion
and had the active‘ support of the Tribuno
and Times. and Greetey mg; the dump fox:
him. The dismal: cut 5,294 voten, nnd
Callioot, got 224 of them! Why»: withen
ing rebuke, nnt. only to a traitor, but. to his
purchasers also. . . * ’
3 Ilaw Simon E:rapt«l.—~-The Abolition
sheeu'pnmde with n. show of exullntion,
i that the suits hrougbl Il‘tinfl Simon Cune
-1 ton for illegal arrest and false imprisonment
by'cl-naiu citizens oi )Inryland were with
drama by the prosecutoxs. This in all true
but the” editors take goodxcare to ignore
the fact that the mils were not. witbdriwn
until Simnn'l counsel. in open court on
helmlfof their client. declared that it was
‘ not by his (Cameron's) ordcro‘ the prosecu
tors were nrruted and imprisoned. ”Qt: this
uglmisuion the plainzitl‘s declined to‘prou
cute. ' \ , ‘
' la‘The WubingtEn correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette snye: . .
" The President clings to “mock, how
ever, with more tenacity than ever. ‘Do
you km,’ said one to him, the other" 2:5,.
{that the man you are keeping an Gen .
in-Chief, in univumnlly executed by the
ya] people? ‘Wun. I guess unit’- about
I: ’ Ilid the President. ‘1 don”. know thn
he : many friends, and so 1 think that I,
man who has no friend! mods to bo taken. {
core of] ’L ‘ i l
fi’l‘he fuel question bu been nohodin.
'anesota by the di-mw-ry of immense
beds or pet“ near 8:. Paul. It in laid. to
burnt-a we” in . gruie‘u coal, gem
be fig-nighw for from two to Hate. (tom,
100 - _ ’
3A My with an immune aginolhn
kn 0d over an untonumu gentldunn {a
Londgn by a flush sweep of her skim
”His hmd ntruck the curbdonen 1114111?
{book was so severe that he died in I shat
tune. - ‘
'7 ' w~~4filW‘-~M—C‘ ' - ..
To be Ramon—omm" .55an withing-i
leave herealler. will be reduced cotho nnh_
Lo serve for three year: or during lb. wat'.’
- '” #———‘ «Mbw—ar—a .' ‘
, ”Ahnranguein ParliamentorConrna
in {nor of'dedarirg war may be cal 09,1
war-unis ‘ » ‘
f jerk a. not» m: up Wl9 my,
youth=thfl it is to hq gum “1593”,. 1’
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