The compiler. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1857-1866, December 04, 1865, Image 1

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man's 01' THE o°“an
The Cam“! In pilbliuhgd every Honda,
homing. by Hunt -|. Stun.“ $2 00 per
Innulil if paid strictly 111 Annual—s 2 50
par Minna if not paid in ndvmce; No
nb’scription discontinued, unieu. at the
option of the pnbiinher. until nil marge-
Ire paid. . ' i ~
Anvuﬂsllllfs Inserted at the and run.
Jon harm: done. witli mutual am]
ﬁspatch. ‘ ‘ ‘
Onm in South' Baltimore street. may
Wm Wampim’ Timing hublinhment
d'Oolﬂul Pnu'numm" a: ﬁreﬂy.
?3.O?E$3§®2ML @ARES:
.. Law Partnership;
A. DUNCAN l J. H. WHITE.
. ATTOILNH\§S AT LAW,
“I” promptly “tend 10,-" lrpi business
“(rune-l to them, Including the procuring or‘
random. Ebvlnty, Back Pay, And .11 other *
‘_'!niml ngamst the United State: Ind Stl'e' ' -. ~
Umernmenla.; , - ‘. '
”Rice in North Wed: Cornel‘ of Diamond, P 131308-
chylhnrp, Penn's. , pIAN’OS l—The undenignrd would respect-
April 3, 1330. tl ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ “My inform‘llu- publiv Hun. he run furnish
~- - » rr- ‘ HM“ ——-—_—;-»-A- HANUH uf‘lbeﬁfahowiuz mnnnlncmren, or
‘ J. C. Negly‘ ‘ . I (316:3: nl ntfuer make, it desire», 111. the lowest
, 11(0an AT LAW.-—Purtirnlnr ntlen-H‘o‘m’" We" .‘ ‘ ‘
A ﬁrm paid to cuumion .or Pen-ion's, . cmwxnmm 3.3033. .
ounty, and Burk-pay. Ofﬁce in the S. E. ' DKFKKRIBIG'JS- '
turner of the Diamond. ' ’ ‘ ' LgJJ-ZTCM "HUS. ' '
Gettysburg, April 8, 1863. If ‘Qn- .\‘ES ““03- - 4 .
4; .. —— - - -. -—» _--- I ‘HEO. STM K. '/_ .
‘ D. McConaughy, ' 1 5...]; {M [11:14 3‘oo.
TTORN’EY AT LAW, (ofﬁce one door wel!‘ ‘iTF'QYAGI‘ ”9“.- g
A of Buchlnr’a drug and book aturbﬂilmm- I”? :32?“ My”??? I! “”1910"? 3"
.er:!-urg strut-M Autumn Aanoqurou row. ,n: If"; “no: '.m" “v on no no {cu-d”? “'l'
PATHITH ‘Mi Passion. Bounty Lalnd War-3 m Q nelrmyxlu xulurera gtmmnle ,phePlnno!
huts, liuck-puy}uspend¢é China, and “pl! :arcyuuqm "(MKL‘HSQ & HU” W
olht-r cluims againsrthe qurnmrn't at Wash-4 C “"va (ill-F {VS \éD‘Tl‘l-‘l “m -\\'9
Ira-(pun, DAL; «lnoAmericanluims in England. ‘ 71.}.- rére'nt'i :0“; 1:95“ ‘inlt‘l . . ;1
Land Wurrnnulncmcd nnd wither hnught,knd.. mm" "a a" -h 21:." fu‘llv “ﬁrmmxg‘ei 11$:-
hizhest prim givvn- I&2ch enw-L'Hl in '0- mun \L'PI-‘iuoll u. in“ Omani-{l° o y
enﬁng mutants in Imm, ‘lHlﬁnis and uthqr "ML; ”2.: 9"“. m ’anLl .. {'l‘ t.“ HM
ﬁrruernsruea ”Apply to him penumu, ‘ 1’ -'V - - H" s ‘ nu‘” me“ l" u"
51- ”I lotion. ‘ ':1;ll‘:r;?lp'lr';we"”nut larer Imnt-ledo h}: (inner
. . .~ . - n - . Ir curt-'39, uurso rain, "we
_ hetly_sbllrg,.\oh 2" 's3' V , _ ‘ 9a Sub-Bun nnd Orly-Vt- (‘ouplulr‘r’rmksi'ng it an
Edward 13- mm, 7 ’LPSJLl3s‘l2§?,£2‘{°3::'l"..th“"°“ '°
' TTUKNHY AT L.\W,»\VIH faithfully nr‘ld‘ . ‘bF-SURI'PT'YVH {'[hCULARS
A. {’l‘u‘lli"l)"“*‘“d ‘0 N“ business entrusted win he sent by mail :0 prrmnn‘dt-siriug thnn.
1:, mm. lie “"5““ the (iermuu l§“ﬂ“"f¥°~— Pianos tuned regulnﬂv. Pinnns {ﬁnd} in ex
(min-: at the !umv plncu, in Snulh Baltimore thnn-re. " VHTHR MHS'I‘Z
“not. nenr Fnrnuy’s drug More, ﬁnd nearly ° xO. .10 1a,.“ Market 5,: funk i’n.
0”)”th Dunner & Zirgler'a “are. I ~Jum: 11', 1365. up: 1 ’
Uultyabu’hg, Narrh 21). > 2 L. ‘ .é"
- Dr. D. s Peffqn. . * EJ333553?“ B“ W"
“BUTTSTH‘A’Y. Anlnml vnnn:_v. rnntinuM G I; 0;" K If [X DER
A the pan-(hwy! his prolouilgu' 11l All xts . ‘3" 3“,; "00K ununc'rrunn, '
.rnann-i. I'Vltl wranlnl rvqmvlf'ﬂW unit! 9“ . LANVASTER: PA.
)wr-IHHI nm'rtml with any uh! slnmlhlg dxs- ~ ['(,,,'n and "mutant/(III [ﬁndiny‘ of cyprv de
uuu (n vnll nnd mum]! him. ' - 'srnpzit n. um lLled in the "10:1. aubsuniiu'l and
O‘L 3. ““5". ‘.f ’nmrrmgi ables. ‘ ‘
Doctor C; W. Benssn.
( FFH'R n' lhr “N‘Hrmu! Hourl- Hum! rnum,
) fuluwrly 4.w-«P,.iul by !n. I‘lnLl'rﬂ)
> \ IJTI'LES'I'UWN, PA
J311819,1mi‘.. If
4 n
I; A .A., ”ESLI‘ 1”
11. I] 1
}[A\'lan rrgmuul !rum‘ .\uw Salun, \‘lxrk
yummy, and imvmc “N‘ylln! n! 111-MIR»
10-n, Adnm- vnnnn, «11qu HI “Murruﬁinflﬂl
sqrnvga m lhr‘ p .Mié. ' Hilly 3r, 'G'r. Cm
Dr. .T. W. C. O’Neal‘s
( ’Fll‘ll Ind [Mn-Hing. .\'. 17. (‘urnri'nf Hal.
) “mare and Hmh mrcvls,m-nr l'rvsh) LH‘IMI
(‘l.nu.l.('mHyl-hvlrg. [‘ll. ,V ‘
391.30, max. Lr ,
J. Lawrence Hill, M, D.
AS his afﬁx-t one . \_\ '1
IE :lunr \vru nHEIe :‘mﬁgé
Lvlht-rnn vlnn'x'h ’in ‘ \
U'lnlnl.nr>' udr: strrer. and npponte l‘ix khg’g
alc'e. wh'rc “may “'L-lli'l;_’ Ln have any DeIﬂQI
(gt-mum) porinrmnd nn- rn-q-BL [fully mvitt I! la
um inn-unwed; Uh. ilnrnl-z, Ilm'. L‘. l'.
Krann‘ IV. 1) . lit-L I]. 11. Bmlu‘nvr. l). D., llev.
l'xuf 'rl. Jar-11m, .‘rnf. \I. h. SL-L‘wr.
(nrllymurg, Alul‘l 11,'53. . '
Removals.
_ VHF. nndrrdunmi. being lhn nlnlmrind lmrmn
tn Inukt- renu’u‘ul! inlu FA L-r (in rx'l "mne
\ I
trrv. han-s mm such n 9 ('onH-Inplnto the rmnm’nl
nftln- rcmninq of -l(~«-P.-\.<v.d rvhlivu ur frionuis
w I” avail llwxnﬂ‘h‘t‘s nhllis couson ot‘lhe'ymr‘to
have ildonr. Ih-xmnnlr- nmde \\.llhluruxlllltlll|sq
——lelmn low, murno (\ﬂ'urt spun-d In plr-nsv
’ ,_
erm: Tn'uux. .
“urrh 11’6". Kneporof'the ()mnetory. ‘
=HardWar_e and Groceries. ‘
r ‘HE’IIIIISI‘IHH'I'H' have ju~l rr-lulm-d [mm
1 the riLiu-s “ill: nu lumu‘vm- supply 0!
1H [II'WAIH‘J & URUPHHI S, whi'vl. 1‘ «y are
“norm: n! [Lou oh] “and in llullnunrcwtrrgt,
m prim: msuil [lti- “mes. Uur slack urrismsts
in [-M! of . . -
1511 mm; MATERIAL-F, - .
Cfuu’EN'l'l-Jz'." 'I'UOLS.
. BLACKSVITH‘S TOOLS.
(OACH HMJIMJS
SHOE FIXDJXGS. .
CABINET MAKER'S TOOLS.’
HUUSI—ZKEH‘LR'S FIXIITRES,‘
‘ ’ ALL KINDS OF’ IIiUN. kc.
GROCERIES “F ALL KINDS,
OILS. PAINTS, kn, kO, Tlu-re is no "Hide
)nrlnclrd in the umrul dqmrlmem's uwnti: m-d
shave but. wlmt mu: he had at lhis Stare.—
Every clan of .\‘u—hnn‘wsxnn be accommodated
hrre with molsnnd,ﬁnding-mud I‘Olhekl'ﬂltl'l
can ﬁnd every nnivlc in their line. Gin- us n
m”, as we Are prop svrcd to Fr” as low fur cash
As any house out of the city. ,
Jul-.L R. BANNER, ‘
a ,l).-\\ w ZIEGLEIL. ‘
‘ Gettysburg, Hay 16. 1861. ' —‘-
- The Great Discovery, '
‘F Tim AGE.—-lnllnmnmtory and Chronic
O Rheumatismynn be cured by usinc 11. Lni
IIILLEE'S UEDEBRA'I‘EU llllliUMATlU MlX— 5
‘I‘URE. Many prominent. citizens of this, and
the adjoining counties, lime uniﬁed Ito in’
are“ ulilily. Its success in Rheumatic affec
ﬁionnﬂms been hitherto unparalleled-by any,
;peciﬁc, introduced [to {be public. Price‘ 50’
(dent: per bottle. For sale by all druggists and
ﬁrmkeemrs. Prepared only by 11. L. MILLER,
ﬁhl‘iolesulé and Remil Druggist. Ens: Berlin,
Adina; county, I’n., dealer in Drugs, Uhemicnls, ‘
pill, Vnrn'isll, Spirits, Paints, Dye-stalls, bot, ‘
(Jed OIIS,‘ Essences and Tinctures, Window 3
plus, Perfumery,,PuLent Medicines, ta, kc. l
WA. D. Enabler is.lbe Agent. in Getlys- ‘
burg lur “ H. L. Miller's Celebrated llheumnpic l
ﬁixture." ‘ ‘ [June 3, 18 m. tr: 1
Still- at Work. ~ . ;
HE _wgidenigned continues the I
T . ARRIAGE-HAKISG BUSINESS, “'
in all ill. brunch“, It his old ”and, in Enlt
Niddle street. Gettysburg.
NEW WORK lands to order, and
‘.BEPAI R l N G ‘
.dona’nromptly and n: lowest prices. 1
Two int-rote SPRLSKG WAGONS and 1.1
_SLEIGH for style, ‘ JACOB TROXEL. 1
Dec. 1, t 863. ‘ 7 l
Sale Crying.
W. FLEMMING continue: the hulnug
. of SALE CRYIN G, sud solicits-the con
.)inned patronage of the publ' . It is hi- con
.unn'. «ﬂavor to give umjfpaction. Clings:
modenta- Belidenco in Breckimidge attest,
smykhug. 9
P. S.—-He is I licensed Auctioneer, under the
{ln Luv of the United smm.
Nov. 24, 1862.. I
Wanted.
lARl'mAdnms equuty. for‘lwhichl will
etchings choice Western Linda; at I.
, nil-prim. GEO. ARNOLD.
“5.1.1865. ’
‘ ‘Do You Wish
0 preserve I 600» likeness of yourself;
T your children‘ or your {tier-GI? Ago at
ncl w lUIPEB'S’GALLB¥,_tho best prm
fa the county” «can an In: pictures.
‘ A ;gt 7-80’3 . -
TIIIL on land for Isle :9. THE 7138'!
S NATIONAL . NK‘OF GIT-”mum.
“......- ‘ A 5 ARNOLD. Guiller-
Oct. 9. Im. ﬂ
B} H. J. STAHLE
48th Year.
_nEanzxms.
E. \Y. Bro“ n. Esq., I-"xrnu-rs Bunk of Lancaster
W. L. I‘t-ilu-r, lisqt, Lant'ustm County Bank I
.\'umurl Shock, Hum ('uhllllltiJ Bunk.
hmmu-l “"nghl‘f, limp, York Hunk. ‘
\\ :Ilimn Wagm-r, H. 411" York l'uu'nty Bunk. .
,1". I). '(‘mwnl Each Hnnk ofﬂcuyshurg. '
I‘m-u r Martin", qu.,‘l‘n-tl|'_\' nl'Lnncnster cm,
“Nu”. Hnullmm,£sll.,‘lu-gistrr “ “
(kO. Whitmu. l-Isq., [inqurdcr “ 2 “
Al:rills,lb6l - j
, Railroriq House, ,
T EAR THE DI'II'OT.‘ ‘
lIA.\()\'ER. 'I'ORK:CO., P \
» ’l‘ho undersigned would rI-Spm-t’tu inlo‘rm
his mum rum: fr:HIIi-= and the pulmqgvncrixlly,"
;lhdl’ho'lyl‘ Inland :he Hulcl 11l “Anew-r, near
. llu- Dvxu I, furnu'rly lu-pl by Mr. Jeruminh
K 'hlcr‘ nI‘I-l “ill zlnre nu oll'uil m cnnllnc! it.
in n nm .ucr Hun. will give gun-ml avi'isfu‘cllon.
His‘ﬂa‘blcl \i‘ill hme the be’ the market‘s cun‘
"(foul—his chambers nro sﬁncious and mm
for tho—nnd he hm bud in Am his hnr iv. full
stuck of choice wines anti liquors. There i~'.
.‘lﬁlinlll: tor horses nu. (:htd In the Hotel. h
will,ﬁ(~_his csusmnl omicavor Lu n-uvhir the
most satisfaction to his gut-:12, nmking his
. h n- :u nonr u hnmo to leem as [mssihles—
.lle ‘Asks n share of the public. pruning, da
; (en-Imm! as he is tn dvac-rve a huge part ot.iL
‘.RmuHhN-r the lluilroud H-mse. nenr lhe Dc
’lml. llnmm-r, l'a. A. I'. DAUGHHR.
, om. 2,.1§.-\-.. «-
l , “ . ' 1 ’
. Notl9n§\an_d Confections. I
A “mm T 0 Tgmg'l-nmm 0F TOWN AND
~L‘UO'N’I‘KY.
‘ ‘HE subscriber Rev; 5‘ .\'minn I\Ld Confoc-
IVI unnury Store on (‘n ysh- strrn, nearly
;nmmmte the lelrvmd Sm 'un, G‘tlygluurg,
J "
<| L
" " . r .
'1 ml, t‘.\'.\'U|l-JS,
Inmges. km;
N : I’m-km.-
'o urs, kc. ;
,‘HUP‘E-
I ere-ht
\ all
d
“have in- has conclunlly on M
.\l”l'.\‘, FLN, Ruisim, lmuum.
Tu'mvcn’s nud‘b‘egnrn‘uf ull kim)\
Hnukgx, Suspenders, .\'eck Ties, Co
Faun: Ann! l’erfumeru-s; also some\
‘ RH-lh', Sncnrs, Cnﬂers, Kit e, “ith the «I ‘
kinds 0! Crm-kcrs. Ice cold .\11j..-\l) m
‘linws. lle imitea cnuu'm from lawn
[comm-y, and Nll5 it sinnll prnlits. ‘
1 _ ‘ LEWIS STROUSE.
f Aug. 7.1865. 1y ‘ .
Pictures ! I’ictures!
EVI .\YUMPIR amine purchased Samuel
IJ Weaver's PHOTUGRAI'H GALLERY. is
I;;9purcd to execute work in his line equal to
any establishment in the State. If you git-sire
9. gym} likeness, ﬁnished according m lhelutcst
imuroruuvnu iu tLe int, cull at. the above
lung-vsmblished Gallery, in West. Middle
street. 69m élrurg. _ [Jam '9, 1365.
Reeves’ Ambrosia
FOR THE HAIR—3I‘I” Oriyx‘nal and Genuir
Ammonia is ‘prepuxed by J. Ann [lnst lb,
nnd is the best hair dreasing and preserrmdm
now’ in use. It "storm the hair falling out,
cnnsps it to grow 'rhick and prgvanls it from
turning prcnmturvly any. It ermiicutes «Irm
-Irulf, cleansesfbeuulilica :Ind rvnders the hair
)ﬂ, glossy and curly. Buy it,.¢ry it. and be
{'unvmced. ,Don‘v. be pu‘t of? with a spurious
ﬁrticle.‘ Ask Mr lleeres’ Ambrosin. and take
no 'ouner. For ;Sahs by mugging am! Dealers
in mey (10on everywhere. 3
’ Price 75 cent: per‘lfonle—SGmO per dozen'
Address ‘REEVESXA“BRUSQ DEPOT,
‘ 62 Fulton SL, Sew York City.
Oct. M, 1865: 6m 3
To Conbumptives:
UERU'S CpD LIXER 01L JELLY, ap-
Q proved by; the Academy '0! 'Hedléinef—
l‘u. ({oughs, Celds. BronchinJ- and Tnbems;
lar Guns-nuptials, Scrufuh. ind “General ‘De
,bility. The mus! mild. bland‘ And In ritious
turn: in which Uu-l Liver Oil ean‘be um, and
with more beneﬁt secured to I._he paint by 3
single teaspoonqu of this dent, um: by dou
ble the quantity ot the dear ornnjelliﬁgd Oil.
F9l- snle by all Mllilti Ind by
I E. H. TRU ax. Wholesdle Dry'gglsiy
‘ . ‘ Na. 15 Beekmn BL, Nay York
Aug. 28, 1865. 3:1 ‘
, = = ksmthmg. . -
HE undersigned~would moat respectfully
_ inform the public that he oohtinues tho
. ' Bucxsm'rumo BUSINESS, .
at his shop; lotely‘Philip Dasriom’a, adjoining
Tronl’l paint shop, in East Middle “mt,
Geltfnhnrg, where he will M. A“ time: be pro
pmd to do Blockamithlngwork to Corﬁogeo,
Buggies, Wugons, kc. Thin he knows how to
do 01l jobs of “is kind will nothe questioned
by those who hive A knowledge‘ of his long
experience at the huslnon. Como on with
yo‘nr walk, Ind my will be rtiaﬂvd when ~vou
uh“ ognyA-ond Iﬁn- !hic he will resolve
Cuh or Oonnuy Produce. * . - ~
' ' gADAM HOLTZWDBTS.
‘ Mn. 20,1865. t; . .
John W. 'l'ipton,
ASKIONABLE ;BARBER, North-east cob
net of the Diagond, (next door to_Mc
lbllan’llﬂolell) Gettysburg, PB. when he
an at all timu he found Nady to attend to all
business in bl: linp. He has also excellent as.
llhtnnce and till ensure satisfaction. Givg
bun | es“. Dec. 3, 1860.
a , ,nevenue stamp! ‘ Ca
1" an den ' ti n consul: on m
9 tnd’for “01:3“; Fit“ Nlﬁzul Bunk
o Gonylbnfg. GEO.ARN__OLD,OuhhI.
Gnu-bumlgv. 14,10“. - ,_
A DEM©©RATH© AND FAWL‘IIULV JCODURNAL
Adams County
UTUAB‘FIRE L‘HURANCB‘ COMPANY.
leconpg‘nnzn, Nukes 18,1851.
°Friezes
President-” George Swope. ‘
Vice Prr-iilent—dnmuel R. Russell. 1
Berrrmry—D. A. Bnehler.
Trensnrer‘—E. G. Fuhnenock.
Execu'ileCommittee—Robert. )quurdy, An- ‘
drew llcinlulmnn,lncoh King. 1‘
Haunt—George Swope. D‘. A. Bnehler,
R. )icUunly. M. Eichelberger,B. R. Russell, E.
(i. Falinrstock, A. D. Bu- hlei'. R. G. .\icCreury.
Gettysburg; Jacob King, eralmn township;
A. llrinlzelmnn. quklin; Wm D. Himes,
Nrw (lxlurd; wm. l}. Wilson, Benderaville;
‘l’. A. Picking, Slrnlmn township; John Wol
ord,Lnlunore township; John Picking, Enlt
llurlin; Abel I‘. Wright. Beudcrsville; Abdiel
F. GIl-l.‘ New (lxlord; Jus. B. Marshall, llam
iltonhun township; John Uunninglmm, Free
dom township ; John Horn", .\lounljay town
ship; “'m. Ross While, Liberty township.
WIN: Uompnny is limited in its opera
tions to the county of Adnms. It has been in
npcrntion for more thnn [5 years, and in that
period has made but one assessment, having
{mid lnsws by ﬁre during lhnt period‘nmount
ing lo $13,‘1§8_—56,769 of which. lime been
pui‘l‘k‘during life In»! (no yenrs. .Any person
ulesiri lan In urnnce mm npply‘lo any of the
ulmrc’ithg‘d .\lnnam-rﬂmr furthc’rninl’ormmion.
WThe "xvcmive Committee meets at. the
ofﬁce (of the ‘unrpuny, on the his: Wednes
dny in m. ry m. Ih, at 2 o'clock. P. H.
“Um. lb“, 16155: ‘ ‘
Farmers s Adams.
TTHND TO YOUR .‘TI-ZRESTSI
A .TllElU‘l lS NU'l‘lll.\ LIKE A GOOD
PLUI'GHI—The undersigned! 'osthismethod
m informing theJ’nrmers of . ams‘county
lhnL he his her-n appointed an A: nt. for the
snle hi the CHLI-IBRATED PATE. IRON
I'ENTRH STEEL MULDROARI) l’i. UGH,
mn‘nulucmrt-dhlt l’iusbnrg hr Hull and S ~er.
Among thr- mlvmntnges which Ihis Plough 3
me, that it runi' i-nsv, will not chokeﬂnml‘c
[he inn-t kiml of Work, mills durable beyond
nll nther Plonths. It has‘lm-n used in this
munu fnrr-h-rnl _vu-nrs, and in all rates given
ll.e highed Hindi-«tion. Those who desire a
ﬁrst name Plough cnnuol make A mistake in
purclmsing'this. It is guurunleed in every
insulin-r. ' '- .
‘ All inquiriﬂ will receire prompt nnuvus
by heme .nddrt‘k‘sed lo the s~u|~s--ribcr,.nt New
Chester I’. 0., Adams t-nunty, Pm.
‘ PHILIP IJUNUHUH, Agent.
CERTIFICATE
The umbrsiﬁm-ni. Inn-in; Ilﬁl'd the “Iron
Cenvru: Slut-h \lhl‘llmnrd Plough," mnn'lf‘F
turn! by Hall & Spur, l'iushurg, hear cheer
ful Ic~timuhy tn in! value. “ting unlisﬁcd of
its Mlpt-rhir quuliiiw, “(1 Ida nut hcailm: LC
recoumwui in use by all hrlin-rs. _K
(h n. T. ”IM‘OII, l’lnhp Weave},
J. _l’ntnu .\'ch,‘ ‘ Jnlm .\‘. Grnfl,
W. T. lluﬂ‘muu, H J. Myers,
John H. .\I tjhr. , .72
Aug. 28, 181:5” [f z
Moro Phillips’
EXCISE IMPROVED SIYI’HR ’ -
’ I’IIIILW'IIA TE ()IVIJJIE,
‘ For: HALF: AT
.\[.\§'UF_.\CT.URICR’S DEF T 9,
No. 27 .\'. Fronf Street, I'hilade'p
U |§o\\'l_~.'s \Hmﬂ,
B A L T.[ .\l (l R E
Th'o in'-st rllmr brgs leave tn inlorm Dealers
nml Cnlhumvra Ihm he is now prepare-ll to
furnish .\IUIH) 'PllllllJl'S'l (H‘LVI'INB l.\l-
PROVE!) bUI’ER PHOSPHATE 0F Lllll‘], in
any quantities. ' ’
The universal antisfnrlion this nrlicle has
given during: the pdsv. four yenrQ. hairsu in
cre'nsod thedenmml that I have bu-n compdh ll
m ngnxly enlarge my capacity for ils‘mnum
fu'lllre,und have horn iwlau-d lo esmblish n
brunch llllll‘l‘elll the city ofllallimoro‘ I trust
tlmt l will be nble to ﬁll all orders during the
season. Yr: my. rule is fin! ca'meﬁra! nnwl.
J Price-in Philadelphia $6O per ton, 20“: lbs.
'in Baltimore siune~price, freight. [torn Phila-
Nyhla milled.
iscoum. 10 Dealers. . .
‘ ﬁﬁﬁu‘r Sale by w. E. 3mm: a: CO., Gel
lysbu . . '
g\ l§lollo PHILLIPS,»
\Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer‘
- .\lnr. 2031 i“.
. , \Clothing.'
EO§GE ARNOLD has now on hand the
huge-l. Itockwf READY-MADE CLOTH
IMa' in town, consisting of DRESS AND BUSI
NESS COATS, of éyery description, OVER
COATS, in great furic-ty,v Monkey Jm-kets,
Yx-sts, Panmlonna, Shim. Drawers, Glare:
and Hosiery, stacks ol tliem.
lly best clulhing are mostly of my own man—
ufnct’ure, and will be warranted wall made, and.
well trimmgﬂ; -
Together with a large stock of Cloths. Cru
sinets, Jenna, Drillings, Shining, Flannel, kc.
A’lso, Beaver Ulotln, Doe Skins. Over Coatings
and Trimmings in great variety. all of which
wiybe sold as cheap ups the chenpelt. Call
;- nn see 41mm. '
I Gutyalmrt. Oct. 9. 1865. 3111 - l V
"Cannon’s , '
M‘AJI‘BLE WO.RSS,
‘ .
Sonth-e‘aat Corner of the Diamond and Balti
more aueetpneurly opposize the Star. c‘e,
‘UETTYSBURG,PA.
Every description of work executed in the
ﬁnest style of the Art;
April I'l, 1.! 7 ' ,
Established 1850.
T'iO'l‘lCE 09 REMOVAL.
h LAWRENCE D. DIETZ & COL,
respectfully beg leave to notify their triende,
customers end the public generally, that they
hue‘removed from No. 151 Franklin street, to
the commodiou: four-story Wurehonae,
NO. 308 BALTIMORE STREET,
between Howard end,Liherty, where they will
for the future condiict the Wholesale Bui
nese, solely in ' ,4
Hosiery. Trimmings, ~
Furnishing Goods.
Perfumery, Notions, .
. Stationery, Qntlery,
‘ Toys, km, to.
to which they invite the Ittention of city and
country purchasers, feeling conﬁdent of their
nhiht’y to oﬂ‘er inducement: in‘ price: end
qnnlity of Goods. , . .
Orders by mnil will receive prompt Atten
tion.‘ Address '
' .LAwanxoz D. nm'rz z 00.,
’ 308 Badman sheet, Bullimon
‘2” 1‘» 55‘??- '
For Sale.
VALUABLE KILL PROPERTY,“ ...v-
Mar-h. creek, with 46 Acres of ‘ g
choice Unnite Mndow Bottom, 5 miles M
wen. of Genylburg. .
‘ ‘ GEORGE ARNOLD.
Genylburg, Aug. 14, 1865. -
LL who wilt: a ﬁne Album, go to E. H.
A HINNIGH'B Confectionery, h cumbers
burg mu. ‘ ~
AGO, Arrow Boot, 09m Burc meg-ﬂour
§ ind Géhlin, for up a Dr. Hogan’s
rug 8m .
Hum 13 lichY an mu. run 1.."
GETT‘YSBURG, PA.., MdNIjAY,‘ DEC. 4, was.
Public sane“
AINFIELD FARM.
Qn SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 1865,
the subscriber, Attorney in Poet. for4he Widow
and Heirs of William Wright, deceased, will
offer at Public Sale, on the’bremises, that
VALUABLE‘ FARM,‘ known as Plait-ﬁeld
farm, situate tn thimore township, Adams
county, Pm, two miles from York Sulqhur
Springs, nnq adjoining lands of Joel (iriest.
Solomon Lerew, Jncnb Myers, and others. It
contains 105 ACRES more or less; of on ex
celleni quality of land, in n high stole of culti—
vation, well watered by neverfniling springs.
The improvements eonsistofslm‘ge - ,-
nnd commodium Two-nory Brick '
Dwelling HOUSE, with Kitchen ﬁg;
and eitensive Buck-buildings,aﬁne . - '«.
lnrge llnnk Barn, and all the neccsmry out
buildings in good repair. Close to the house
lenﬁnl'Spriugofexcellentwntcf. Thcgmumh
around the house are hmd<omely‘ arranged
and ﬁlled with beautiful Slmde and Ornamen
tnl 'l‘rces nnd Shrulnlnery.
The celebrated PLAINFIELD
NURSERIES, owned by the 1m 33w;
proprietor, were on this property, if ‘
and the large Apple, Peach and I" ‘
Pear Orchards, together with other kinds of
IFruit Trees. selected «ml planted by him, are
all-in full hearing, nnd cuntnin tile choicest
reelection: of fruit. The {ruit crop is per-ulirtr
- 1y valuable. _
‘ This isa very desirable property for any
‘ one who wants n GUUI) FAR“ and a PLEAS
‘ ANT HOME. Persons wishing to new the
property will be shown the same by culling on
‘ the-undersigned.
ﬁnale to commence at 1 o'clock". P. 31.,
on suld day, when attendance will be given
and tern]: made known by ,
W. W. WRIGHT,
Attorney in Fact for the Widow and Heirs.
.4 ,
WA“ personsilmving claim; or demands
against. llu- emits of William Wright, de-l
ceased, will present the sum» to the subminhl-r,
and ill] pereons inds’hted in any manner to said
state are requested to make imlm-diule pay
m. ‘.o the undersigned, who is nx‘llllorized lo
coll 'I. W. W. “'Rlllll'l‘,’
Non 6, IBM. ts Aunrnc; in Fin-t.
Pubhc Sale
1“ ill%' VALl'AllLl‘} PERSONAL
PROPER '.—On MONDAY, the 41h day
of UHCthSHR 13g, the! subscriber, Intending
lo rpmove.to the “N, will sell-n! Public Sale,
m- -r the Clmmhersbu turnﬁikr. 7 miles from
(25113 shurgulnd 1 mile N tufGJsllmwnJhc ful
lmrim,_r highly vnl-mhle- pe mu‘ul properly. Viz:
5 HEMHJF WORK Hull. '3‘, 1 Cull, (liCing
2 yenrs.) 5 .\lxlu‘h ('nws. (inn 1 them 'wil' liq
l'u-ch alum: lilc ﬁrst of lenll‘l , ,) 9 lleml of
large Callle fur rel-ding, wrighin;l our 1000
pounds, I )‘(Hll‘llllgncilen 1 l‘lllt‘ yul 5.: Bull. 2
Fill Hugs, Saw and Pushexlm breed. Brand
treurl l’uur-hnrse Wagon, nun-1y new, .\' row
tl‘uzid do , lluckme llmlper, \Virr-luulh l =e
111-kO, Threshing Machine, Corn Grinder, Fe
Cull L-r, \\'lnna\ving .\iily, ﬁrst-ride Two-horsé
Sleigh and Hells, \i’llgon B'cd,l a good pair
“and Ladder», my Inﬁdel“. Horse Ge us of
all kinds, somr nearly'ncw, Single Harness,
Check Lina}, Bridles and Sndrlle, “alter and
Cow Chains. Log ChainaPlongln‘mid Hurrows,
Dnnblc undb’inulcb‘hogel Pluughsﬂoru Forks,
Double nnd Single-traits, Spleadl-rs, Grind
slgne,‘\\'hvl~l-burrow, .\kn-sﬂlnll and Wedges,
(.‘rosa-cui Saw; also, Corn hy lhc,buahel, Vin
egar In; the barrel, n 101. 0! Old Iron, Circular
Saw, new, Scylhcs and Smiths. Dung Boards,
Slane Bed, :1 IM. of Turkics, and many older
urticlus, too numerou! to-moniion. ’
56?" Sale to commence a]. 9 o'rlock, A. .\l.,
on said dny, when nltendnnce will be given
and terms made known by
Nov. 27, 1865. u
T PI‘BLIC SALE—On THURSDAY, Ihe
A 7th (lily of DliClillﬂh‘R next. the sub
scriher will oil'crall’uhlic'SAlc,on 'ﬁe premises.‘
A FAR)l,silu:lte in Monnlplgnsnnt town-'
ship, Adims county, nenr Bonnughtpwn, on
the road leading to Gettysburg from that
place, adjoining lnnds of George Ihzarman,
Benjamin Lnndis, and others, conmining 95
ACRES nnd 83 PERCIIE‘S, more or less, about.
46 acres being good Womllaniwith n dne_
proportion of .\lendow. The im- ’ 3..,-
provemenls are 11 one and n half » fry
storySTOXE HOUSE, n Two‘story .f‘i til;
Log House, a Born. purl log nnd.~~;_‘r-‘g~. ;
pun frame,- kc. There is n never-roiling
‘ Spring, with Spring House, our by, and
another spring within a short distance. The
farm is well ﬁltered-4mg has upon it a prime
young Apple Orchnrd, with other fruit. Per:
sons wishing to View the property are request
ed to call on the subscriber, in Gottysburg. It.
will be offered whole, or in four tracts, us may
best. suit. .
V S‘Snle to commenceKt 1 o’clock, P., XL,
an "id day, when Mtendnnce'will be given
and terms made known by > _
Nov. 20, 1865. tl
'l' PRIVATE SALE—The subscriber of
fer: at Prirnte S_nle, a DESIRABLE
ARM, situate in Monntpleesant tov‘mship,
Ademe county, Per, adjoining land: of J. t E.
Miller, John Curl, Solomon Rudisill, and
othere, on the road leading from Hunterstown
to McSherrystown, conllining 163 ACRES.
more or less, about 40 acres in good Timber,
with a due proportion of Meadow. The clear
ed land has all been limed once. and part ofit
twice—is in good cultivation end good fencing.
The improvement: Ire a one node
half story DWELLIKG HOUSE,
part stone and put frame, Double
Burn, part frame Ind pen log,
Wagon Shed, Oorn Crib. Hog Pen, moke
Home, end other onvbnildingl. There is a
never-railing Ipring of water with e pump in
it our the house, end e email stream through
the Fem. A good young Apple OrchardNilh
other fruit, on the premises. '
Persons wishing to view the property are
reqnuted to (all on Isaac Scorer, the tenant.
NOAH MILLER.
Oct. 9, 1865. in' '
« Everhart’s 4 I ‘
mxmx nousE, ,
003!!! 0! lOWAID I lIAIILII ITI‘IITB,
BALTIIORB, MD.
_This Home in on I direct line between the
Northern Comm! end Beltimole .llld Ohio
Railroad Depots. It he: been reﬁtted end com
fortably erupted for' the convenience mad the
eniertninment of gun“: '
Nov. 20, 1886. a .
F‘you wish 3 prime Ink-. 10 of Chewing and
Smoking ﬂobhcco, Cigtn, to" go to R. B.
NNIGH‘S Confectionery, in Gblmbenbnrg
nreet.
VERY VA‘HETY AﬂD STY¥E_ 0!" JOB
PRINTING, heady executed at. low rnten,
n the GRTTYSBURG COMPILEB oﬁce. Call
and in" your olden.
mama's Hm mums for u]. u
Homer’l Drug Ind Yuiety Store.
‘ "iﬁxn’b—iﬁiiﬂ imﬂfs‘lﬁm, or on
J) Homo-tend Toplt, a. Dr. 8: HOME?!
rug Stprn. .
JOHN W. LOTT
A Desirable Farm
SAMUEL LILLY
Valuable Farm
f x 1'“
'// y§§
. .
felOtb Pottip.
Deer=Ser.
The arming clouds no dark Ind am,
The blot-om- I": of eo|d Ind fur,
The wild wind mourn- lho Ming you,
And when ﬂan-um mu.
ob, In". our uky II Home.
Our ”no: hope- f-ll bolero (ha bluﬁ,
Tho (alum dnrkansl. dim Ind vut,
‘And lifoia mm fut.
Ye! muhim brtghlenl mgr nln. '
The (trim coma, and pe- (pin,
89 when {o“th bitter pan, 1
AI muon- wnx and Inns.
Then chnp my land with clmr bald—
‘ Trui‘hurtn In ﬂower unmnmlod—
The] fenr nut am, Mr cloud. Imi- cold,
. And Mail. At gro‘wing old!
gigoin gistélluny.
Chicken in “his 11:11.,
A founlry frjenrl "-nd? us the following
“Nat. n frienﬂ of nuruia very poor, rather
light. ﬁngered, and. it is éaid, not so bright
as his paronts could wish.
"The other (lav, while pruning n neigh
bnrs’. Nu! saw a brand of chicknnu. nnd im~
mediamly caught. a line one to carry home.
He had not. gone fqr, however. before he
saw the owner coming‘up the mad.'.md not.
knowing what. (0 do with the Chick“). '0
conceal it, at. last succeeded in crdwtiing it
inlo his but. which he again placed upon
his head. But the chicken having a long~
ing for iiberty,’ and being also pressed [or
air} mnnhged to thrmt his head. through inn
opt-ning in Nul’s old atm'w hat. > Nat. WM
presently accosted with—
“ ‘What have you not in your hnl ?'
’” ‘Nothinghut my heml,’ said Nat. .
" ‘But. I see a chicken, head sticking
through thetiopni'it. Nut. .
“Natﬁlakinzoil’ his hat, nprl looking at it
in feigned astonishment, exclaimed :.
“ ‘Wul, how d’ye s'pose that criltvr com:-
in‘ there. I aware !Jm‘musl have crawled
up my trowscrs leg ‘3’ ” . ‘
7 Hard o'n- Crinolim.
A country “chap." who recently visited 1
San Francisco for the ﬁrst time, gives his
VlOﬂF of the ladies in “HS way: .
“Snmowhars in every circumference of
silk and volvet' that wrigglvs along there's
alters a wumnn. I rt’pme; but how much 3
of the holler is ﬁlled with Infant. and how ‘
much is gnmmnn. the spectator dtin no.-'—-
A teller marrys a rite, and ﬁnds. when he ‘
cums to the pint. lhnt he has nuthin’ in ‘
his arms but at reg’lar anatomy. I-If men‘ie
:ty tleespvers. wnt’s to be saidof the female
1 tdrcsscs furn hundred and forty weig‘t,
but nsn’t reely as much futon her as wou (l
grens n griddle—all the «parient plump
nesa Zhﬁiating of cotton and whale-bone.’¥
*—~—~—v «03> - «-———-
[6“‘Spmking oi hares.” says a victim to
one of the slieQiies. “l-cnn scarcely imagine
one capable of uﬂictlng more misery than
an intolerable thqler. i stand 9. Me, when
ali the nation is ‘amwd and cquijvped’ on ‘
training day, and tho drum with its ‘fl‘tng.
ilnng,’ servos toidrosz screwmo ; but to
listen to a oor air, bud y murdered by a
poorer puclleror. I prefer {it-nth in some
easier if not quicker way. i always think
of the French stnpe-coach dliYer. who. be-'
in; very much annoyed hisu h n bore.
turnbul upon him With. ‘Mme ’en’" vat
for you all do timestwssel? You in - your
dog. eh I” -
. j . —Oo 0‘
(S‘The follo‘wing juwmli'y occurred .
clue of the waterimz places some years agop
before hairy muzzlea were no common as
they are now. Mrs. G—— was sitting at
dinner with her little boy ot tour or ﬁve
years old, when a bewliiskered foreigner
came in rind took hi! sent at the opposite
side of the table. The child'stared at him i
a good while with astonishment. till th
mystery was solved, when suddenly, in
rather too loud a voice, he cried out to the
mother, "Mn', run! he has got a mouth; I
saw him put a. tater in i” , ,
amnnw do you like :he chamcter of
St. Paul I” asked a parson ofbis landlady
qua day. during a conwrsntion about the
old saints and ap‘ostles. _
"AM he was a good. cleve old soul, I
know—for onée he said, you kgxo. that we
must eat what is set before ué and ask no
questions. for conscienco’ “we. I always
thought I should like him for a boarder!"
_.____.M..... -—»——£ ~~ .
ﬁThe other day sevei-nl gentlemen were
discussing the alarming prevalence of the
crime of wife desertions. women eloplng
with other men, &0., when a well known
Teuton. who had been liqtening With great
allengion, stepped up. and in-an excited
manner said : "If my wife runs away mit.
anoder man’s vife, I will shake her out of
her preeches, if she be mine own fader, I
will.” ‘
RA cruel parent in Quebec looked up
his undutiful daughtér, because she wantgd
to marry a young lawyer. The young man,
however, though poor in purse was fertile
in resources. and sued out a writ o! habeu
corpus for his beloved. As she was of age,
to decide for herself. the couple were mal
ried and went. on their way. It teem; there
is more' respect. [mid to the writ. of babes:
corpusin Queen Victoria's domains than ii)
our boa-ted hnd of liberty.
'ﬁ‘School teachers sometimes receive
very funny excuaea for übsence of children
from recitation; The foilgwing in about
as original as any we ever saw: “Ceptat
homdigintalers.” For the beneﬁt or our
readers who naverstudied law or stuck hype,
we muy odd that the’ boy WI! "kept. at home
digging Latex-I." ; \ _
aw'l‘ell mo, angelidhoet. ye messengers l
of love, abdl swindled primers here below
have no redress above)” The shining uni- 1
gel band replied, “To in is knowledge giv‘
ell—delinquents an the printer's bookscan ‘
never enter Heaven."
ﬁßriglnm Young says he has. men,
muskels. pistols, cannon and ammunition
enough, and men to use them. and thnt he
will use ﬁbem if the Gentiles come t.) Utah
tq interiors with polygamy. He denounces
the Government. md declares that he will
be the Governor of Utah forever. ' ‘
‘ gong, the Rev..blackguard editor of
the J uniata Sentinel. has retired from ﬂat.
eoncerb: He takes charge of an orphan
achool at. Gunilla, Huntmgdon county.—
ﬁuven protect the orphans I—Sunbury
Damral.
TWO DOLLARS A-Y EAR.
A Valuable Historical Record.
The following is a list of tha Presidents
and Vice Presid'enu of the United Smtes,
as well as those who have been'candidntu
for those ofﬁces, since the organization of
tke GOVernment': ~ ’ 1
ﬁ§9.—George Washington and John Ad.
ama‘np opposition. H
”Wk—John Adams. append by Thnmna
Jeffersoﬁhwhn having Lb» high”! electoral
votn. became Vice President. .
180L—Thognns Jefferson and Aaron Burr,
beating‘ thn ~Adams and Charley C. me}:-
hey.
1805.--Thomnq Jnﬂ'erson and George 0.
Clinton.,beatmg Charles C. Pickney and
Rufus King. "
mom—James ﬁndiaon and Geo. Clinton,
beating ('lmrles Pickneyi ~
1313.—Jiumes Madison and Eldridge Ger
ry. beating De Witt Clinton. .
NFL—Jame! Monroe and Dmiel D.
Tompkinsﬂmatimr Rufus King.
1821.——Jnmes Monroe and Dnnicl D.
Tompkins._beatin John Quincy A-lmm.
1825.——John Q‘incy Adums and John
C. Calhoun. beating Andrew Jackson, Hen
ry Clay and Mr. Crawford. there being fun
candida!“ for President, and 'Ally'ert Gulla
tin for Vicn President.
HEEL—Andrew Jackson and John C. Cul
houn. heating John Quincy Adams and
Richard Rush. s
lS33.—Andrew Jackson and Marlin Van
Buren. boating'Henry Clny. John Floyd
and. William Win. for Pfésinlenl. nnnl Wil
liam Wilkens. John Sergennl and Henry
Leta for Vice Preiitlent. ‘
1837.—Manin Van Buren 11an Richard
M. Johmon, beating Willmm 11. Harrison.
H. L. White and Daniel Weh‘xtor for Prem
dvnl. and John Tvlor for Vice Prowidant.
“UL—William 11. H'nrrimn and John
Ty’J/er, heating Martin Van Buren n‘nd
Richard M. Johnson. Harrison dred one
month after his innugnmlion, and John
Tyler became Presidentjor the real. of the
term.
I'B4s.—Jnmos K. Polk and Gonrgo. M.
D..llag. beating Henry Clay and Theodorp
Fit-linghuyaon. ~
1819.—Zicbary‘Taylor and Millard Fill
more, healing Lewis Cam and Mnrlmﬁlnn
Buren, for Pwaideut. WilliamO Buller -md
Charley F. Adams for Vice President. Tay
lor died July 9Lh,1849,nnd Fillmore became
President.
1853 —ank‘.in Pierce nnd'Willinm R.
King. beating Winﬁeld Scout and W. A.
Grnlmm. .
1857.-—James Buchanan am] John G.
Brpckinridgo,benlina Jphn C. Fremont and
Millurd Filmore, for Presidpnt. and William
L. Duyton and An'dre'w J. Dounelson, fur
for Vice President:
1865.-’—-Abrahamll.incoln and llannibul
Hamlin. beating John Bull. Stephen A.
Douglass 4 mid John C. Breékinrulge. 101'
Prtsident, and E-lward Everett, Herschel
V. Johnson'and Joseph Lune, for Vice
President. '
1865.—-Abrnhnm Lincoln and Andrew
Johmon. béming George B. M’Clellan and
0. 11. Pendleton. Abraham Lim‘oln amus
sinnfed the 14gb April. 1865. ‘ Audreanhn
son bging President for the balance uf the
term:-
WGmeral Rolwrt’ E. Lee, of thg late
“('onlederncy," itis statNl. has arranged
with C. R. Richardson. of New Yut‘k. for
the publication of his liislory of the relwl-
Zinn. The book in now in preparation. and
will not, be completed for several months
tn come. In the articles of ngreemnnt' it. is
stipulated that, no alterations shall be made
liythapubliiheraﬂer the manuscript comes
inldhis'li'anvls. Leela positive on this mum,
and will brook no change to suit. the .\'or
thern palate. _‘ . -
The Rush/or oﬂcc.—The Boston Journal
as Mr. Hamlin is so set upon by Olﬁue
seek s tlmlhe has. threalsned to rNign if
the p ssuredogs-not dimminll. ,Wﬁlmla
commen ry on “lgynlty!” Sever. in the
history of is country. have so many hun
gry and pe 'stﬂnt ofﬁce-hunters Lw-en d_a
veloped. Th ﬁrst. elnss fangiilies forslyeal
ing. and them t certain immunity from.
punishmgnt—wh h are marked character
istics of modern Re nblican. rule—have as
suretilylnrgely Img nted the number of
applicants for ofﬁce ring the put. few
years. Crows and buzz: s lire sharp-scen
ted, and can‘smell corrupt. n at al most in
ﬁnite distances; and this, i seems, is true
of the “very loyal."
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Hausa Rent! in New York—A nuse op:
Union square. (old-{auhinned style. 01 vnol
ry rt-‘markable for numbing.) ten for
$l,OOO per month—sl32,ooo per annu
about half 0! the salary of the Preildenl ‘\
the United Slam. Several othery are ml.
venised for rent at. from $l,OOO to $5OO per
month. 'Who cares? Are we not rich?
Dn we not make money out of greenbdckﬂ
—New York Empress.
”The Somerset. county Democrat says
that the twenty-seven return judges of that.
county met. on' the 27th Oct... to count ‘tbe
soldier election returns. They had one
vote only to count. which has thus cod. the
county just one hundred and twenty-ﬁve
donors! In Bezltord county there was only
one vote to count, and with about. the, same
result an to cost. _
ﬁ'l‘ha Court of Appeals in New ank
have decided that. shares in National Banks
are taxable by State and local nutlmricies,
although the entire capital of the [links be
invested in United Since: securities. This
was the unanimous opinion of the Court.
The question, it in luppmpd.will now go to
the Supreme Court. of the Unitéd Spies.
ﬁlth Di 'l'. Patwrmn, son-in-law of
President Johnion and United Sung: Sen
ator elect, from ,Tenneasee. held the oﬂieo
of Circuit. Judge under the rebel rulé in
Tennessee. and consequently took Llie oath
tosapport the Southern Confederacy. This
mike: him ineligible to a seal in the Senate
under the existing Act. of Congress.‘
Mammoth Ca:t£ng.—The largest ﬂy wheel
in the world has just. been cast at. the Fort.
Pitt Works, in Pithburg. The molten iron
we: conducted from the furnace «cro'u, one
of the streets of the city, a distanqe of one
hundred and sixty-three feet. to the mould.
The diameter of the wheel is twenty-ﬁve
feet, and its weight forty-two tons.
”President Madison once said the:
“the bleak: could never be elevated to po.
iiﬁcel equality with us. without a l iel
mincle which would turn them all wme."
w; eopnny boring for oil in Klan-I
has struck n ﬂuid which looks like milk:
'hich puma- them greatly. Tnoy hue
been unable thus fur tochurn it ink; butter.
Mnemm coun my
I!» editor of the New Englhnd My,
'in bi- "notu of tnvel," In":
“A Itny of four boon It Lowell pvt me
an opportunity to learn that man of the
mills are in operation. Ind earning la 0
duldendu for stockholders. lln toldrgy
I genrlvman aomawhtt convaruut with the
mauluture of cotton. thnt. on I" light
cotton goods. a proﬁt of one dollar is made
on every pound of cctton mod I”
JUFI. think of it. A proﬁt of one dollar
onevery pvund ofoollon homer.“ in the
Gallon Hall“)? New England. I; “an...
that every species of nuch good; range in
prices Which prevent poor man from ,clath
ing their families comfortably, when' the
Yankee mpitnlistu'omn realizing en unheard
of proﬁt, like that? Yet this is bnly the zl
feel of e luriﬂ‘. Not. of e jun and equitable
revenue tariff. n‘uch as we had in old'fnsli
ioned Denmcrnﬁc Limes ; but of A'Rep'fmli
can Lnriﬂ', ﬁxed up expressly lo enable the
New Englanannkeee to ﬂeece the peeple
Ql' every other: section. ' It is one of the
blessings of Republican rule, for which to
many people were foolish enough to'vote‘n't
the recent Stale elections.
16_
The numb» of battles fought durlng tho
War mm 282: Of these thaaoll of V‘mzinil
~(lgmuk the blood 89; Minnow-” 8; Geor
gia 12‘; South ammo; North Carolina
ll; Alabama 7; Florida 5 ; Kentucky 14;
the Indian Tel'riirrry and New Mexico 1
each. Once the wave of war rolled into t.
Northorn State and br9ke in the grant hil
lbi~ of Gettysburg. Of the battles enume
ra'ted, 16 were mival ncjliovéments. The
nbnve list does‘ not include the hundreds
of skirmishes that in nhy other wax-would
have been éonlsi'dered battles of some mild
nitu‘le. . ' 5 - "
Slight irritation of the thrmrt may be My
lieved by sipping a liltlelslippory elm tea,
or by sucking a piece ofgum Arabic. '7 These
articles coat over the mucus membrane.
and prevent the irritation of the air. A
m y few drops of paregoric held in the
mouth, and allowed to trickle ‘down the
throat, will allay coughing. The hestwugh
medicine for children, one which we have
used for several ~years with entire satisfa‘o',
tion. is the following; Mix in a vial equal
parts of paregoric, castor oil. and syrup of
ipecnc. A few drops oftliis swallowed. but
not washed down by Water or other ﬂuid;
will alnmst ulwnys soothe a cough. Repeat.
the dose as often as the coughing r'cthurns.
From one-fourth to one-half utenspo‘onfyl.
or even whale teaspoonlul, may be given
when a leg-ser ’qunntity does not. sufﬁce. A
large'duse after a full meal 'may produoen
little nausea. Children subject to coughs
should eat very light suppers, and indeed
all children should eat much less, and aim.
pler‘food, atpighgthan at morning orpoont
'The above mixture may be kept. on hand
ready prepared, es it does not deteriorate.“
kept. corked. Itfmay ‘in‘terest thme afraid
of’minernl medicines‘uhough they 'partake
freely of common salt. which is a mineral.)
to know that. the ingredients are all "rege
tnble.”—-Ezchange.
Fredins‘and Watering Harm.
A friend, who has hnd much experience
in the care ‘and mauugetnent of horses,
writes: /, .
The‘anma ﬁunntilyn‘f out; given to} hone
produces_ diti'erent etfecti according to the
time they are ndministeréd. ’X have made
the ex eriment on my own horas. and al
ways ogserved there is 3‘ quantity of matter
not digested. when 1 Furposelyfnve than!
water immediately. a torn fee of cute.—
'l‘here is, decidedlv, than, a grant advan
tage in giving horses water before grain is
fed them. ’l‘herdis another bid practice.
1 observe; that of giving grain and hay on
their return tn-the vtablo immediately after
hard work. Being very‘ hungry, they de
vnur much food eagerly. and do not prop-
Prl? mastioate; the consequence is‘thnt it
is not .so wol‘l digested.“ and not nearly so
nutritious. When n‘ homo rfturns from
work, perspiring and out o breath, it
should be allowed to rest for n time, then
given a little hay; halt an hour niterworda
water, and then onto or other grain. 15%
this phm water may be given without rh
of cold, as tho oats act as a stimulant.
te-Wa have in our qwn country all the
elements ofjust such terrible occurrence:
«'5 the St. Domiugp mus-mere and the later
butchery in J u‘naice. We havethrou‘ghout
the South 3 white population. made up in
a great measure of women and children-.-
able-bodied men being especially more..—
We have there, an unsettled epopuletion of
ignorant. Brutal, cruel accrues! and we have
a miscrennt party of white demegogueo
preaching to these Degrees the very doo
triues thnt‘broughton the inqurrectione and
revolts in‘the' West Indies. Shall we have
a war of races too, with its horrors of mur
der and m‘utilation? What else can the
country expeét'if the radicals ere permit
ted to go on and carry out the programme
and the theories they announce thmugh
the rndjcxl press and through such oratorl
as Wendﬂell Phillipa ?——‘Ncw- York Hera“.
:pn'bn
not
'ﬁ'ﬂ my interest (He urioul to know
what States have the ,bono of producing
£llB loading spirits of the rad ‘ 1 party»-
Hannibal Hamlin was born I~ Edie;
Charles Sumner and_ Benjumin ’ Weds
were born in Manchu-ens; Hehry " 'llou,
John P. Hale, Sshnon I'. Chase, H“ .-_
G‘reeley and Z:charinh Chandler were to o
in New Hampshire, and Thaddeus Shims
was born in Vermont. There :pult have
been wmetbing radically wrong down east
some years back .
[S'A white wldier.'belonging to In .11“-
nois regiment, mnrricd’ a colored 10mm
hit week in Americusl Ga. The (lam.
ing w‘lhe knowjedge of his comrnduﬁhty
repairgd to his abode on the Wedding night,
took him from thence to the (gut-kirk“
the tours and after hurting and manning
him, relented him with a caution not to
come within the limits ohhe town spin.
ﬁ'l‘he negroes on duty at Washington
are giving serious trou bio. In levers) one;
mme of the best. citizans hue been 'ml~
treated‘ by them, and wholly without tho
slightest provoouion. '
Q‘A oomplimvntary. Diana- Ivu give!
to Hon. Au Pucker, by n numbet 0! hi:
personal friends, at the Sun noun,“ Boga.
lehe’m. on Thursday evening week. It m
. splendid Imm. '
Battle: at tho Late Wu.
EMI
To stop Coughing.
ramble Lthon
:lege of voiing to
net of Columbm. at
, Wmhington City
-4o mqke arr-Inga
' the people upon
tection. The Ra'-
gresl, however, d 3)
(e are m ("of of it
pcnph” bu gone
'publican (1) days,
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