FNMA
Elmrs,£~a
%lobo OP THE OONT/LBIL,
The Colnm in pnblighod eyory loudly
.n.-31", by Hunt 1. Sula. d n 00 per
nnnum if‘psid strict}! xx mules-42.50
per mm if not. pic! in «lance. No
nbocripvfon dinooatinued. unlou u the
option of the publisher, until .11 me‘tygu
we paid. ‘ . A
Anna-minus imertednt tbs nun! Mu.
Jon anérxxo done with nectneu tad
dispttch. f - ~
Onto: inéSoutb Baltimore street. nearly
oppotite W‘hmplen' Timing Babblishment
-—“Coxrn.in Puu'nna Omen " on the sign.
PROFE3B§®2§AL @ARD3.
D. McConaughy,
TTORN BY AT LAW, (oflice one “or went
A of Huehler'l drug Ind book unhappy
onbnrg "rec-9,) Arron" um Scum-ton ion
Pun" no l’unon. gaunt] Lind Wur
runu, Buck-ply Inspend d Claim-r sad I"
other clniml ngninn the Go'vernment “Wuh
lngton. D. 0.; alqumericnn Claims in Englnnd.
Lnnd Warrant. located and told," bought,snd
highest price: given. Agents éngl’ged in 10~
cuing warrants in lows, Illinoil Ind otho:
western State! fi-Apply to him perlonuuy
or by letter. .
Gettysburg, Nov. 21, ’53.
Edward B. Buehlqr,
1101 mm AT LAW, will tm'nmn; and
A promptly attend to all bulineu entruued
to him. He epoch th’o Ger nnlnnguge.-
(Mice A: the lame pllce, lnFomh Bnltlmoro
“not, non Forney’l drug tore, und nearly
apposite Dunner t Ziegler? uore. ‘
Gettysburg, March 20.
Law Partnership.
W A. DUNCAN x .r. H. wmm, .
, . ATTORNEYS x; LAW.
Will promptly Attend to I“ legal business
entrusted t?) them, including the procuring of
Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, and all other
cluimi «gains?‘ the United State: And Sinus
Gonrumenu. ‘ ' ‘
Office in North West Cornet ofDiamond,
GMtysbnrg, Ifenu’n. '
Apri13,1865. u '
J. O. Neely,
TTORNEY AT LAW.——Purticulnr uten-
A Lion paid to collection of Pensions,
ounty, and Buck-pay. Office in the S. E.
comer cf the Diamond. _ ‘
Geuyabnrg; April 8, 1863. if ‘
Dr. J. A. Armstrong,
AVING removed from New Sslgm, York
\county, and having locued 3: Middle
lawn, Adqma countyhofl'er! hil prpfeuional
aervicos to the.pub)ic. [July 31, ’65. 6m
Dr. J. W. C. O’Neal’s ‘
FFIUE and Dwelling, N. E. corner of. Ba]-
0 Limure and High alreetl,near Preébyteriau
Church, Gettysburg, Pa.
Nov. 210, N 63. u ‘
Dr. D. 8. Pefl‘er,
BBOTTSTOWX, Adm“; coun'y, continues
the pmctice of his profession in nil in:
hruun'lmn, and would' respectfuny invfie a“
persons nfllicwd With my old standing dis
emc‘s to cull and consulthim.
Quz.3,13m., 1f - -
Doctor C. W. Benson.
FFICE at the Railroad Home, (frontroom,
fiurmerly occnpiv-d by Dr. Kinzer,)\
’ . LITTLESTOWN, PA; ‘
Line 19, 1863. :f A
J. Lawrence Hlll, M. D.
HAS his office one ‘
door west 0! the ‘s‘ ‘.'.
Lxxtlfirnn church in
Clmmherel'urg'nreet. and opfioaite Picking’l
flora. \Vh we those wishing to hsve any Denml
Oppmv ion performed are respectfully inviwd to
mm. Rwannxcu- Dru. Homer, Rév. C. P.
Kr‘ 11;} I). D ,Rev. [l. L. Bungher, D. D., Rev.
9101’. \I. Jacobs, .‘rof. .\l. h. Shaver. ‘
bonysburg, April 11,’53. ‘
Removals.
HE umloraiznéd,beingthe authorized person
T to make removal; into E\er Green Ceme
tery, hopes that such as contemplate the removal
at tho remains of deceased relatives or friends
will avail themsel Yes of this season oftheyear to
have“. done. Removals made with promptneea
~terml low, and agile” aphred to plane. \
‘ ~ PETER THORN,
March 12. '60.. keeper of the Cemetery.
Hardware 39d Grocenes.
HP! Jubscribers have just. relurnld from
T 1m; cities with an immense supply of
HARDWARE .1: G RUCERIES, which tbe'y an,
oflenug at thear uld stand in Baltxmoi’e street,
at price: mum, the tunes. Our stock consists
in pm! of ~
BUILDING»MATERYLLB, K
CARPENTERS TOOLS. \
g BLACKSDIITH’S TOOLS.
( COACH FINDINGS
SHOE FINDINGS,
CABINET MAKERJS TOOLS, .
‘ BOUSEKEEPEB'S Fxanns.
. ALL KINDS 05' 18023;”.
0110633138 01" ALL- KrINDS,
QILS. PAINTS, ML, he. There is no nude
included in the levernl‘dopertmema mentioned
nbova but. whet. can he hsd n this‘Sxorefi—
Every class of lechnnice cen be ucqommodnté’d
here with tools engi findings,end Housekeeper:
een find every Irficle in their line. Give us I
; . 11, u we are prepared to sell 3: low for cash
‘- my home out ot-the city. '
z , JOEL B. BANNER,
‘ DAVID ZIEGLEB.
Getty-burg, lay 16, 1864.
The Great Discovery
V THE AGE.—lnflnmmn.tory and Chronic
Rheumuismcnn be cured by using H. L.
g LLEB’B CELEBRATED BHEUIA'I‘IG MIX
URE. Many prominent citlxenl of thin, end
the adjoining counties, have testified to it!
’grent utility. Its success in, Rheumutie nfl'ec
tjons, bu been hitherto “funneled by my
specific, introduced to the public. Price 50
‘c‘euts per bottle. For sale by all drugglsts Ind
Wigwam Pregnred only by l]. LAIILLER,
\ ' olenle Ind Batuil Drng‘gist. East Berlin,
6mm: county, Pm. dealer in Drugl, Chemicals,
fig, Varnish, Spit-in, Pslnu. Dye-nub; bot
(Jed bill, Essences Ind Tinctures, Window
#1953, Pcrfinnery, Potent lindicinei, kc" In.
WA. D.'Buehler is the Agent ln Gettys
gurg for “ H. L. Miller’s Celebrated Rheumatic
inure." [June 3, 1861. tf
Still at Work.
THE undersigned couunues the
CABRIAGE-XAKXNG BUSINESS, A
gl'l all If; branch“, gt his old stand, in But
iddle swept. Geuysbnrg. ,
NEW WORK undo to order, Ind
.--REP A I R I N G
done promptly Ind at. lowest pricel.
'l'vo ant-rate SPRING WAGONS sad 1
BLEIGK for 5:16, JACOB TBOXEL.
Des. 1,1863. 1 '
Sale Crying. -
= w. FLEIIMING continue- the business
- of SALE OBYIN G, and sells“: the con
‘ud. puromge o! m. public. It in his con
”lnt OWN! to give udstncdon. Clinge
learns. Residues in Buckintidge nun,
“Wham-
F. B.——He In I. “caused Ancfioneu, under the
T‘s-Lav o! m United Stuns.
now. 24, 186:. ,
PARK in Alan may, for which! will
exehngo «mu Walmu Lam. n: I
. price. » _ L 930. ARROW}.
Aug. 7.1885; T
g .-- DO4 1911 Wish - .
9,}, ‘0 pvt-om I 100» iiknnell of young”,
.1‘ -. your thfldren, or on! Mend-Y so u:
w. and. to lUIBUB'S GALLERY, the but puc
-- Que county to ”:91?” gm elm pickups.
'b " ‘ uiéaiuozmm ggmr
Sfirtoxfl 34mm um V m.- .~.
' 330; 1930591 ”3“!
OctJ. nm. at .
B! n. J: 32mm.
48th. ‘Ylear.
Public Sale
FREAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.—
Ou.TUESDA 'l', the 9th by ofJANUA RY
mm, the subscriber, intending to quit boule
keepiug. Will sell at Public Sula, In. his real
deucq, in )lummaaburg, the following personnl
property. viz: ‘ ’ ‘ ‘
l on: HORSE, 1 Col', rising 2 yem old, 2
, Cowe, dnp nearly fresh, Clare: Holler, l pur
‘r Breed-hands, Plow and Harrow, set ofHarnesl,
‘ Sleigh Belll, Bedundl t Bedding, Cook Stove,
Ten-plate Stove, Comer Cnpboud, Kluhcn
Cupboard, Sofa, Sink, Cheats, Tabla, Chin,
, 2,010ck1, LookingGl-ues, ’l‘nble Clothl, Tow
els, Queens-int , Crockery-mare, Copper Ind
Iron Kettles, Barrels, Tubs Ind Halt Venell,
Axe, Maul and Wedges, with I lot. of Carpen
ter Tools, and many other nudes. z,
‘ ”At. the nine lime and place, will be of
fered, A LOT OF GROUND, in Middletown,
Butler township, having thereon I. Two- ~
Itoryt Frame WEATHERBOARDED.
HOUSE, with Basement, Fnuue Stable,
and other out-buildings, with a choice vnriety
of Fruit Trees. The property is well calculat
od for a.Public House. All wishing to View
it are requested to call on Michael llofl'mnn,
residing near the property, or on the under
signed, residing in Mummuburg.
fiSnle to commence at lo o'clock A. 11.,
on mid day, when attendance _will be_ given
and Lermu made known by _ '
_ ' . SAMUEL LENTZ.
Jam, 1866. tit
Jury List for J anuary.
‘ Gum Junz.
Geuyshurg-H. J. Bulb», (Foreman,) Henry
Guru-h. ;
} fiighlnnd—Joueph 1. Kerr.
Germn‘ny —John G. Byers. John Diehl.
Butler—lsrael Bricker, Eduard Sum-y, Jscob
Raifensperger'. '
’Readin'z—Lewia Cbmniuler, Michael Alwine,
John L. ngbi‘nbnugh.
.Laljmore—Jncob Huybarger, Cyrus Albert:
Tyrone—Phifip Cooley.
Hamilton—John Myers, Jacob Wehler.
)lonntpleunnL—Jncoli E. Miller. , ,
lYnion-LHenry Fehy, Sr. -
{Manama—Hem, Beam‘ei, Hiram Griest.
Oxford—Henry J. Kuhn. \7
1 Huntington-. Peter Prey. ‘
Daniela—Cyrus Wolf, Jnoob Hull.
‘ ‘ Quinn. 10“.
Oxford—Jimes'flobinson, Jr.
Union—Amos Buaepom. Abraham Rife.
Radium—Cornelius Nye", Andrew Hunts,
, Wm. 0. Beck. 1. ,
Cumberland—« Wm. Ross, Wm. ‘E. Hyena, Geo.
Weikert. _ ,
Mouutpleuant—Daniel Kohler,VincentO'Bold,
Alexander Little. ’
Gettysburg—John W. Timon, Joseph-Wible,
John Willa, Edward Menchey. - ;
Stmbnnqlncob L. Grasp,- Wm. L. Thomas.
Huntington-Adamecigle, Emnnuel Manges,
Isaac Myers. .. - .
“mama—Solomon Hartman, John B. Rom
.mnn. ’
Conowngo-LAmbrose Eline.
Butler—Solomon Omer, Noah Miner,
Germany~Wm. Duuem, Jesse Xckes.
Liberty—Frederick Mclntire. , ~ A )
Freedom—Joanna. Brpwn, Sr. .
Highland—lsaac Hereler.
Hamillou—Pelerflufi‘heins, Samuel Miller.
Hamiltonbnn—Rober; Watson, Wm. T. Reed.
Latimare—qxbnm Ziegler. -
Dec. 18, 1865. .
.» , Adams County
UTUAL nan mammal: COMPANY.
M Ixcouonrln, lines 18, 1851.
\P . ~ Onions. _
' i-{sidenk—George Swaps. ~
Vi 'e President—Samuel R’.’ Bunsen. ‘ _ .
Sec tarp-D. A. Bushler. ~
Tress era—E. G. Fnhnéstock. 1‘
‘ Execuu 'e Committee—Robert McCurdy, Arn
drew Heinl lmun, Jacob King. ‘ _.'.'
Masons. Geofge Swo‘pe, D. A. Bnehier,
B. McCurdy. Eichelbe‘rger, S.R~. Russell, E.
G. Fshnestock, D. Bnghler, R. G. McGresry,
Gettysburg; Jsco King, Stmbsn towaship;
A. Hrinizelmsn, nklin; Wm. D. Rimes,
New Oxford; Wm. Wilson, Bendersvilie;
Ha: A. Picking, Strsba township ; 'John Wot.
ford,LsLimore township John Picking, Euler.
Berlin; Abe] T. Wrigin. B nde’flyilie; Abdisl
F. Gin, New Oxford; 133. . Marshall, Hom
monban township; Johnpn inghnm, Free“
don: township;Jobn“Hox-ner, unfioy town
ship; Wm. Ross White, Liberty wnship. i
@This Company is limitedi its opens
dons to the county of Adams. IL h hub in
operation for more than 15 yet", an in shot.
period has mane but am nssessant, sing
paid losses by fire during that period un nt
ing to sl3,ose—se,ms of which [“7O b n
paid during the I»: m: yesn.‘ Any pénr‘ni
desiring an Insurance can apply to my 0! tho
size we named Imogen 'for further idem-don. '
fi'i‘hs Executive Committee meets ut the‘
sflice of the Company, on the int Wednes
d-, in every month, at 2 o’clock, P. M. i
. Oct. 16,1865. u . 4
Estey's Cottage Organs
RE not only unexcelled, but they are eb-
A wlumly unequalled, b} any other Reed
Instrument in the aounu-y. Designed exprew
Ky lor Churches and swoon, they are round
90 be equally well adaptéd to the perlor end
drawing rooml For sale only by -
E. I. BRUCE,
No. 18 North Seventh St., Philadelphi‘.
~ firms), BRADBURY’S PIANOS. sad I
complete assortment of the PERFECT 1E
[553% (on. 2, 1866. 1y
something for Everybody
0 BUY QT R. B. HORNER'S
DRUG AND VARIETY Bronx.—
an opened a fine “garment of
Drugs 3nd Medicines,
, P‘unt Medicines,
Stationery, _ '
My I»: am, y , .
‘ , Confecuonlg ~‘—
‘ ‘ Groceries
. ‘ N‘bfiOll.
‘ TOBAOCO, BEGAN, to;
Jun. 1?, is“. * ‘ . .
N . Howard Association,
ILADELPHIA. PA.—Diuun of a.
flying md Sen»! Shams—new “a
.re 35!. Easement. 4106 the BRIDAL CHAI
BER, n‘lm.’ of Whining ad Inna-action,
«it in M envelopes. fractal-urn. V Ad.
dul- Dr. J. 83M“ BOUGHTON. flown-d
land-don, Nod, South Ninth Street, Phil;-
Qelpbis, fa. ‘ (Oct. 1, 1866. 1y
ostern Land;
TB] lib-crib" hu some ulmbh WEST.
KEN LANDS, which be 1111 min for on:
um “an: In mil canny. The Ind:
awamhgd 10;; Ila-inner!” (an
- xpu' fin «1:32.. ‘”.
. ‘ JACOB 33 VQBHQH',
gmpbu‘, April 3, 1865., I,}
A DEM©©RATH© AND FAMBLV JOURNAL.
THE Annual Election for 5 President 3nd
Twelve Mlnngen for the Gettysburg Rail
road, will be held at the ofllce of :heCompnny,
In the necond slory of the Passenger Depot. in
the Borough of Gguvsburg, on the SECOND
MONDAY 0? JANfiAßY'next, (Jannury a,
1866,)u1 o’clock in the lfternonn. A! the
“me lime and plus there will be held the
result: Annunl meeting of the Stockholdeu.
DAVID WILLS, Soc’y.
Dec. 13, “65.. m ‘
IRS? NATIONAL BANK OF GETTYS
BURGE—‘Notice is hereby given to the
Stockholders of the Hm. Nation-l Bunk of
Gettysburg, the: an election (or Seven Direc
torl, to serve one‘year, will be held at'the
Banking Home of said Institution, on TUES
DAY, (he-9th day of JANUARY, 1868, at 1
o’clock, P. If. .
. GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier
Dec. 18, 1865: 3:
Batik Electzon. \
Girnanunu NATIOIAL Bun}
‘ Dec. 9, 1865.
N Election {or Director: of this Bank, to
A serve for me ensuing your, win he held
at the Banking House. on TUESDAY, JAN 0-
ARY 9th, 1866, It 1 o'clock, P. I.
T. D. CABSON,CuHiu.
Dec. 13, 1865. 3:
The Oldést Real Estate
a GERGY in THE .
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.—
'l‘hisAgency hlvlng euperior ndv'entugee, con
show more, and better groin and gruing
Farm and other properties for rule to penonl
d‘ceirinz homfis, husinfsn‘ sites, he, in this
heautilnl and fertile Va ley nt lose price: then
any other establishment in the anley ol Vir
ginln. Onr oflice being located in the town of
HARBISONBURG, near: the centre of thin
gerden of Virginie, end being in direct com
munication by huge and othehlne with cl
moet ovary part of the Velley. penone necking
home: here, can have hitter fullitiee (for
looking at andeelectingsuch propertiel u may
suit thevarioua testes and menu: of the nu
merous purchasers. ‘ .
We would respectfully invite the nttention
of purchasers the PROPERTIES we here
on hand for an , being confident we can ec
commodete th most whimsical on such term!
es cnnnot be 0 ered at nny other ofllce in the
Valley. Our properties route in quantity lrom
(25) TWENTY-“VF ACRES, To (2503)
TWENTY-FIVE HUNQRED ACRES,
end in PBLCE, It tron:
($3) THREE DOLLARS TO ($6O) SIXTY
, DOLLARS PER ACRE,
end contain'some of the veg but grating Ind
gnin FARMS in the Valley, and some of the
most pleasant and beautiful localities in the
Vulley. Our town lutl,b?lsineu sites, end
town 'residencel, Ire not surpassed in the
anley. , '
Tine venrAccouom'run. Any one went
ing into ntion, can have it, i! any property
nhouyéinilch they may inquire in our edver
tisements by writing to us for n catalogue,
containing prices, discriptive lists, kc. ,
These lunde hnd other properties lie in Rock
ingham, Page,{Shenandoeh, Warren, Angnltn,
Rockbridge, Pendleton, Hardy, Randolph, Al
‘hemarle, kc. ' »_
Give .113 11 cell and you can, from :he numer
ous propertied we have for sale, be eccommo
dntedon the best of terms, before you leave
for your home. We are at all times prepared
to convey persons to look at lends lying in the
county of Bockinghain, free of charge. '
Address, J. D. PRICE & 00.,
No. I Ind 2 Law Bnilding.
, Harrisonbnrg, Rockingham coL, Va.
D 26 4, 1865. 3m * ,
el
Virgiqiai Lands in Market. ..
RTHUR L. ROGERS.
~ _. _ _ BUTTE AGENT,
MIDDLEBURG. LOUDON COUNTY, VA.
Having an extensive acquaintance with the
people and (be Land of the Piednogt Section
of Virginia, so celebrated u a fine “Gnu
Country." [will pay particular Attention to
the PURCHASE AND SALE OF REAL
ESTATE, in this region, besides practicing
hw in the Courts of London and Fauqnier. ‘
fi-I an Authorized to sell lome of the
moat deairuble Farms in thin part of iho Sum.
um} will corresrond promptly rm: persons
wishing to purchase, or take plulure In Ibo!-
ing the-winds to them, If they give me I cull.
3‘!"an and Surveys furnish“! when do
lired. Addreu, ARTHUR 1.. BO(' 388,
Anal-nay at Luv, Niddlehurg, London emf“.
. Rnnuon.—-John Janna], Elq.,Le¢lbnrg,
VI»; Gen. A. Rogers, Riddle-burg, V 34 John A:
~ dunno, Bath Jame: V. Bmoke, Buy. Wu
remix, anquier‘ coupty, Va.; A. K. Philliin,
Fte- ricklburx, Va; Fund! 1.. Smith, liq”
Al drin, Van; Dr. Bewrlyfll. Wellford,Wm.
B‘. MM: rlnnd, Esq., Richmond, Va; Meun.
L. P. Bane t (70., Messrs. Hamilton Eater
t 00., l. vet: Stella, Ballimoro, Md.
Hiddlebu _, Vt, Oct. Is, 1885. 3m
.- Estxbhshed 1850.
OTIGE or macfln. '
LAWRENCE D. DIETat 00.,
relpectfnny beg 1e: Qb t 9 noxify their friends,
customentnd the pu {i9 generaily, um they
have remo ed from No. 151 Frnnklin street, :0
‘the commodious four-ital? Warehouse,
~ No. 303 BALTIM RE smear,
between Howard and Libert‘ where they will ‘
for the future conduct thenfikholemle Buli
neu, 50‘.er in \ _ ;
Hosiery. Trimmings,
Furnishing Goodl.
' Perfumery, Notions, ‘
Stationery, Uu cry,
. Toys, 3 to.
to which they invite the “tendon of cityund
connu'y pnrchuen, feeling confident of u: h
nbflity to oflee . inducement! in price. In
qumy of (3000!. e ‘ _
Ordorl by mail) will neck“ prompt atten
tion. Addnu‘ 4: A
LAWRENCE D. sz & 00.,
- aqa Buugnorn nun, Badman.
Inch 14,1364. -
; Fresh Arrival.
| ATS, OAKS, BOOTS 8 SHOES.
I COBEAK t 00.
nvejnnncelved tad opened anothe'r anexidld
unorméuj. 9! EATS, CAPS, BOOTS Ind
SHOE-S, (n Sum-m went, which they an
«11in; u very low price! con-maria; the
time». Thu hunt nylon of Summer {lna nnd
Gspl, of every description and price. '
fimfiSbae‘, of wperinr nuke, “a,“
warm: ‘tofit, slvql on hand. Work.
nude no order nadrppdflng done on shortw
tioa, by uperiancod wokaen. Alla,
HARNESS MAKING.
tan-led on in d) in bfimchel. Persons yum
ins Anything in thin line would do Inll on «11.
Who.“ {ox-gel. an old land in mumm
burz “Netti! you nut Bugtiul.
COBEAN ’ CRAWFORD.
Inge U), 1866; ,/
Picture Frame. , ’
smu- yum, of news: nuns,
Ar; 2.3:» 2;; m? s-"yw "1'
”£253“? 9m '
GETTYSBURG, PA, MONDAY, JAN, 8, 1866.
Railroad Election.
Election.
•
“ nuts I: ‘;
an" an nu. Plum.”
Ithdtb lotirp.
NEW-YE“? ”“833
or '
," The Compiler” Carrier.
JANCIIIII 1. 111114.
Km: Pnnoss in Pmlns: Once ngeln
To trespus on your purse 1 come.
All lmyeer, through storm snd rein,
And summer hut, so wesrlsome,
I've brought you news of passing scenes,
And kind novice, end wholesome truth,
Have told you whet corruption mean,
And who were pntriots forrooth. '
And then, too, 'tis rub holiday—.
The first of‘ eighteen sixty-six-
We have slow small debts to pay,
We hope you will not “leave us stink.”
But we'll let by-gones be by-gones, ‘
"you “shell out" the reedy’ “spons.”
Now, while l write this emky verse,
And, looking hock, ench line rehenrse,
Deeeusber’s sky is chill bud dreer, ‘ s
Decembe'r’s leaf is red and sear.
No longer eulurnn's glowing red, "
Upon our battle hills lubed.
We only see'some faded pines,
Only: watery sunbeam shines.
We sit us down by creckllng fire, r
With little spleen end less of ire, , . ‘
To think ; nod thinking talk,
In furtherance of our wanted work,
And if we trend our neighbor's toes,
0: show how crookedly he goes,
Onllflwe delve into the drawers
0: printers, preachers, clerks end lawyers, :
And tell you whet we find by turns— '
Say, MEGanghy’s deed, or “Tens returns"—
Why, you'll excuse me, I presume, .
Forpuly once a yea-t lcome. ‘
When Inst the yes: from old topew did chanie,
Long had the Western world reclined its heed,
Fell discord through our borders fierce did
- rouge, - < ~
Anddwe with sorrowing hurts boweilnd our
end.
By lend san see wnr’s utmost rege employed,
Legion-'gnilut legion strong was hurled in
‘ strife, .
Nor Heaven repsired so But as men destroyed—
’Twu nssge—pilinge—fire—me [or life.
in vain kindnummerplemeqnn field: benched—
Ahirm from indon hon-d nil pimsuflrchued,
In vain the vinuge iibertlly'flowed—
Fur robbed the rich But-gunman gape 0f
um. ,
T‘be umiipe of Nature could no blessings briné‘.
Time It: distinguished by the word hd
spear. ' i
We knew no manner—no, nor flowery spring,
’Twns blood-shed to‘d In when the Inn was
near. 1
Now penée,though long repulsed, has come at
last, »
Bids all~lhe nation ceue her wonted mono,
And bids us smile on all our labor: put,
Bids us dPstroy the sends of discord sown.
fro valor, gentle virtue: now succeed,
Wisdom and progeu in one breast can live.
No longeris the great man b'orn to bleed,—
Hamony,nlone, on make the nation thrive.
Nor is it pence alone, but such a pesos
As will the quin-keal heal the wound: of war,
And more than bid the rage of battle cease,
Can best remove our bleeding nation’s Iclr.
Death may determine war and rest. succeed—-
An exhausted nation live in deep repose,
Cause nought survive on which om use me!
feed v . ‘
Butir'reidship gloriong, mskel “Jove our
‘ foes. ~
Each wound received nocw plead- the csnu of
love ‘
And war: which raised the foo,restorea then:
' friends, ‘ v
And fufmer injuries ondeuments prove,
And generous hatred in affection ends.
Though Willon lovel the“‘Nigger" moye tad
more—
Thongh Sumner-’0 heat in “aloof ’gsinnt
' niercy’t all- ;
Though Thad. to continent. thy South has
more 5
Lightly th; I'm-d in Johnson's land will fall.
Sun tide of time! through whnt mylterio‘nl
change ' ‘
0! hope Ind far has our full hark been
< driven, ‘
For ne'er before vicissitudes Io strange
Were to one me o! Adun’n oflepring given.
Well hr; than Itood, 111, country] the brtu
gt - 2
But vs]: maintained, throngh‘rgood report
on 11, .
In thy own conne sad in thy nnti e right;
And inuheuen’l (me Int! 1' tics content
on 1 - ‘i '
Yet 'mi 1 the confident ofjnlt renown—
Benown den bought, but dwelt thus no
quind,‘ ' ‘
Write, Columbia, the moral tench drum:
’Tie not alone the heart with ulor fired~ '
The discipline '0 dreaded 19d Idmired—
Such ' any by (we be Aland—by gold he
hired— _
“ ’Tis cénitancy In the'good cause done,
Ben juatidu the mead thy volt-m. lons luv.
won." . ‘ '
But then in than in this Mr Ind oflonn, I
Who, whilx our nrounl were Mdonod with
me It [O,.
And angry Km, that brunt hem devonri,
Wu rampant to destroy the nation’s life,
He's; imeh we make nor had tho unnon'l
x to", ' '
, Patriots shay were (7)4"): never Ith n hm;
Their "loyalty" shove Ihe foe did poor,
And where tho money no,“ cuund :here;
And when u ham-mun proclaim-d their fraud,
The, at uni; blood-hound, lpiu ape-Ail
9“! /
soon the" imp: co pin their employer’n’lnnd,
\ Invegfing words—misrepnunllng Mu,
With '1 liny m 1 corn-Aim only In!
311 m those who cu them on to this fall deed,
Bu ed the object. of Mr wickylnen—
Thai villniny mun-d and flame: and.
blend. (' .
'rhm half-sun nun who loud we: (or he
“IDS; / '
In whom slam I» ”wound “malty,"
Who luyed n Home Wdeucrsto an Inn,
- And all ‘holr neighbors xo caytivity,
When-mod rebel)?“ caused from cm the land,
When not, Ivan-{nu sheathed and buck
“’39: 2/, . . I
When every Sum from Urine to Rla9rnnda,_
Lnid down "tl um I: ugphiel we had lon-
Their hum/:3! none unwashed with the night.
~ 0! kn“. plain: rod win: intern] (are--
01' cue-yon: soldiers marred 13an n fight-
Cry ,‘lmou blood I more 11100 i. to man h".
/ nor-”l ‘ ‘ _ ‘ 1
“Sheath noc a. sword. and m the are not
x «pawl .\ l
’ PEvon {he dud "’ll not let rut ln‘pem"! {
la “.0 thnt'rgdiull o’er mun. nigh? ‘ h '
MN} 1: our Union ne'er to ba relmnd7‘x
Our Oonltitution held no dup dildnlh! .
Will lured I?an no rowdy that ’
_ _ln ind r—gof an”: x ellod :-
‘l ”0:3“, or Bhujlmuehhd MP ' v"..-
Who-I mam-(w Hyman-d
B: fitment um and heart as pun 2.: hr“!
Jphnson, we took to thee! Thou cum rebuke
The fiendish halein these enthusiast. hreuu—
Inhhee alone we hope! Though yon’re forsook
By all those deep-dyed traitors who infest
The Hall: at Congreu, yet the peeple will
Susuin thee ’gn‘mat their "out: and venom
, ed hue. .
Bland by (he: honored Congtitntion still— .
Btuékby‘ thy wt! Band by the unheppy
me I
But let us leive duals lad foreboding things,
And contemplue domestic good or ill,
Fox-tin her fallen state our country bflnga
No plenum. thoughts to lreedom’l domicil.
And first we wilhyon ell I 513 d New You,
kAnd many more, yet suddenmny you‘lee,
And when another New Year's day in neu—
luy butter (all, nor turkey: be so dear,
But all enjoy the ghdlome fennel glee.
We 'gntnlnte the soldiers who have fought,
’.Their country’s Luvs and honor to Inluln,
Thu, with their pain, much needed peace they
bought,
And they at home are with us once egein.
Guard we}! shot Union you have made your lore,
Your purpose let not radical: defeat ;
Although you fought the Union to restore,
They in ad: iegiemion say it. in no more.
We 'gntnlsto ourselves on no more dram,
'Oar “quota? full," our: Mahmm in.
,‘t‘rue, our tun are high, but. then with cmfl,
We'll get slang, and not be uhot therein.
For Ganyobnrg bright prolpecu no in note.
There in the "Mule-field” Ind nonunion——
Onr College too it round and leaping o‘er:
In main! ways and narrow tenements. i
And tlrenpnr Ruin-and too noel on apnea——
And Oil end Gael are in our county found I
Aye, ton, end Hermnn'l Spring mun ’hnve s
plnce ’
In chronicles of Inch historic ground. ,
And here’l n nary that cennol be left 013:,
In mull. ll not poetry, but truth. v
Thnl. ll be! ever been in preu, I doubt;
And lince by eomeit ha been much extolled,
I give it all u lung inact, {onootb— -
Iu nix- “The Bonnie Blne Fleg," (Io celledz)
There wee I led in our town, ’
And he I” wondronl wise,
He tried through 11l his life to drew
The wool o’er people’a eyes.
He up: I‘very nlee young led, °
And always wore good clothe;L
And when he came to men’l unto,
Put gogyen on hia nole. '
He loved 3 thing the: met his gue,’
With 111 hie power And pelt.
He “and before I looking glue.—
The objrct was my“.
\He first. engtged in Wentern Lends,‘
And every one he met, \
He’told with seeming homty
Their: warrant: he would get.
\ 9
Once on 5 time Mcheghy came
'To get hi: bounty lends; “ '
He gave his papers ell complete ,
lnlo mil lawyer’s hands.
As fime rolled on McGnughy cope
To ask if it was lain, ’
But every time tbs lawyer aid,
“qu37, just can spin."
Thns it went for nine lone yuan;
A: xm, whey-e wu it found?
Why, ante, among thin lawyer] landl—
' A lawyer of this town I ,
,‘Ha next bent I“ hit energies ‘
r A pnperlo luppreu;
‘Suborned a man to “we“ a lie ,
A gaps-man to distress.
This 'l‘ilnl Oute- tried very hard
His villain] to lbiold, ‘
‘He wrote to Schenck, he wrote to Couch
Hit [mm were mauled.
He mated to be Senator-
Some though: h: In mumm—
‘ The people knew him very well
A: only meretrlcioua.
He mm “am“ the soldier vol;
And Rebel “gauges,
Form: the gonna that. he look
Im- Stun’l nvugu.
He an the Star. Poor moon-{wed John
, Wu nowhere to be found;
Hem it hard; like Johnny, :00,
Rb m it in the ground. A
for when he gun to count the vote ,
. He found be In: behind,
L And being louu- in the gum
He tried to go it "blind." /
. He then bugged of I “whim/vow,"
But fund in on it: («5/
He tried to pun: it of on 1, '
\ But u would“ ”We.
Ab, Ila. though Mn sud wickedness
ll]! ‘ ‘ lo we“ thrive,
In futm :e decreed
A "p: to live.
now I end my lny.
.verrench
oli-lay 7
d patrons, one and
Thu no an
Pexhepe I
It, time ; bx
So ihén, ll
each— .
0: old, or young. or and, or ledy felt—
Bellevlflg you’ll excuse my Awkward rhyme,
And kin}! allowance mnke {or want of care,
'1 I: e you in His bands who rule: our time.
And/lg: the you this dey bu ushered in,
I/wiehyon sll more blils than tongue con tell,
I thank you {or your freely given “fin,”
'/ Ani give to etch a. kind farewelll {nrewell l
’ THE CARRIER.
tkoite ,tistalang.
The Final Conflugntiol.
Itil not slime remarkable that the pro.
dicied burning oi the world, end the cir
cnmhneu “lending it, u Yoretold in the
Scripture. are both naturel and hue e Itrict
coincidence with scientific probability. It
is nompuwd by French utronomers lhu
more shun 1.500 fixed stare have ding
geared within the last three centuriee.
lloe an that one of these “an, litueted
in the northern hemisphere, gave the moat.
indisputable evidenc~ 6! buying been con
sumed. I; we: so bright as to be visible to
the neked eye at mid-day: "first ol‘e daz
zling while. then ruid'uh yellow. and lastly
of An uhy‘fde color." The cont-gnaw
listed, All we: visible sixteen months,
when the star lorever diuppeared. _
‘Tho pooplo of several countle- in [l.
limit are min; corn for fue). Corn com
10 can” pct hmhel, And seventy bushel.
m. s and; the cost of word in, khenfoto.
57. A cord of wood with the sawing of in.
units” 50. 10“) an 50m awed; beside:
which the com {nnku more but tbm wood.
The corn amp )1, beyond the demand. It
10%| bhulng Know of the «atom
~~- dbqlnm.flshbditon
, m'wnodpuu.
\
Few persons are aware of the importance
of having good musicin churches. and lew-‘
,er s'till, perhaps, are willing to acknowledge
its importance. even when their attention
has been called to it, and conviction begins
to force itself upon them. Men are very
unwilling to he love that the means em
ployed on almost every occasion, for the
purpose of heightening unholy enjoymmt,
' and for ministering to pleasure, often of the l
, most dissolute kind, could in any possible
way promote thespirit of devotion. Many
‘ persons would shudder with horror were
they to see a violin-employed in the church
service; nay. even more, there are those
who would think it sacrilege t_o employ any
musical instrument whatever, in devotional
exercises. It seems atrsn e that men.
christiansmho read their hibie daily.should
not there have found in the practice of good
men from the earliest time, morethan suf
ficient to convince them of their error.—
Are we not there told that “Miriam, the
prophetess, took a timbrel in her hand, and
all the women went out after her with tim
brels and with dances,and Miriam answered
them, sing ye unto the Lord,” kcj at
another place that “David appointed Jeiel
with psa teries and with harps, but Asaph
made a sound with cymbals”? and also, "So
the number of them with their brethren
that were Jnstructed in the songs of the
Lord, even all that were cunning, wasv two
hundred founcore and eight "2 .
Here it is plain that when David was
Kingol Israel, and, even before his time,
there were employed almost, if not alto
gether, every instrument then known to
the Hebrews, in the service of the Most
High, and musicians were trained purpose
ly with a view of praising; God by. means of
their skill. It may seem ‘strange that de
votion could be a matter of training; but it
ceases to appear so', when we consider that
the faculties with which the creator has en
dowed us are only, legitimately employed
when in his service, and when we make a
dedication of our faculties to Him they are
acceptable in proportion to their excellence.
Our Savigdplainly taught this when he
commend the servantiwho doubled their
talents by their own shré‘wdness and in-:
dustry. We are created with mind, but we
must improve it. If God has given a man
talents or music it is Hisfidesire that he,
should dedicate those talents, at least in a
great measure, to the service of the Giver,
instead of employing them to pamper the
lusts of dissolute listeners. ll‘ men have}
been. endowed with the faculty of reason
ing._ it is an argument of but little weight
against the use of those reasoning powers,
to say that he sometime employs them for
the accomplishment of base ends; it may
be for the very purpose of proving the non
existence cl that Deity from whom he has
received these powers. In like manner, if
music in general, or any instrument by
which it may‘ be made, has been so unfoi:
tunate as to have been prostrated to igno
hle uses, it is not much to the credit of ur
Judgment if we say that it rusty not he or
milted to redeem its injure repu ation,
and be employed for the noblest fiends.—
Again, men are created perfect iii/nothing;
Whatever degree of perfection /they‘may
attain is left to their own laboi/. No man
would pretend to say that tho Preeidentof
the United States, or his adr‘sore, oughtnot
to be learned men. Very e_w will say that
ministers of the, Gospeldaught not to be
educated men. If any/ one has, the pro.
sumption, or prejudice 'tosayso he will soon
find that such a minifller. unless he be pos
sessed ol‘ some gre t natural talents, will
find himself withp’nt a congregation. He
may indeed retain a few listeners, but they
will beJthose hose" only creed is their
fanatic epi ions, and with whom no
worship is orsliip but that conducted
in' confer ity with their own peculiar
dogmas. If then it be' essential that
the [in] tbe filled by an educated man in
order at the sermon be good, why is it
‘ not anally essential that the music be in
‘ cha go of a competent choir that it also be
g- - - 1 since music is but apart of the ser- 1
l ' cc of the sanctuary. .The first great step
‘ towards attaining the end here advocated i
is the providing ‘ol a good organ, or some ,
instrumental" the same character. With
out this the best company of singers will
labor under difficulties, and with it even
ordinary singing may be made to some re
spectable. .
~ Il' than a church he provided with a good
instrument, medium player, and singers, it
will soon be found that the music they make
will do much to render the service inter
esting and the devotion more pure and fer:
vent. As- an instance of the’ effect bad
music is supposed to have had even in the
earliest time upon a congregation. we may
mention a decree oi the council of Laodicia,
which eXpreeßly ordained that none but
canons or singing men should presume to
sing in tbe church. It is a fact worthy of
a passing remark, that congregational sing
ing at the present time, almost without ex
ception, is of the worst kind. This is es
pecially true in rural districts. But we
need not reier to the almost universal cus
tom of christians from the earliest times as
testimony in favor ol'good musicin churches.
Let every one appeal to his own feelings.
and all Will admit that real good music ola
solemn character refines the sensibilities,
and rhises the thoughts to Him from whom
is all rl'ection and beauty. Luther used
to calfiimsic “a half discipline and school
mattress, to make the people gentler, milder,
more moral, and wiser.” J Zwingle, another
great reformer, bears testimony to the same
I?” eflects. What pathos, what heart
t rilling efi'ect, in some of the tune; that
have been in use in the church lor centu
ries, when they are well performed! Good
music goes home into the heart, “the great
ice of unfathomable feeling that lien far,
far Below the surface of the worldhardened
heart." Not unlrequently it causes the
unchecked tear to start-raises the soul
into a higher, purer atmosphere, as it were,
into the very presence-chamber ol the Most
High. Those sweet sounds as they come
stealing over us as “from the far-off land of
iParadise," awaken in us emotions of bliss ‘
and conceptions of perfection—the only i
true interpreter of which is music. There
are but few persons whose feelings permit
their thoughts to wander upon vain things i
if those feelings are within the reach of nap,
many; and fewer still are they who would .
venture on such an towfihon toms”: ex",
preuion to an idle 'es . ywe on _ ope
that the time willioon come when all will
have an opportunity of experiencing these
h‘PPI’ 03am, when every church will be‘
{provided with good music. both vocal and ‘
instrumental. .
Let, men cease to condemn the means
instead of the end. Let them notihe an
enemy tornuaic becamalaal toe ot ema
played (or unholy purposes, and pr: will
be a land of musicians no less than; had
IiEZEI
TWO DOLLARS A—YEAB
INTc). IE3
For the C’o-Ipfkr
lUBIS IN CHURCHES.
of elm-final; When ugo In m W
(#00110! in tlure!litfhl'omlgelug'llt’onghy"?‘t
I §m o 0” I. ‘3
th:¥::ulilullly‘luflouud the throat of flu
In» Huh, ennpturing huvon with thdr ,
luxuriant union of rich humour. 3.
Haul-rung. 1865.
BABE BAH.
The Brooklyn Esq}: philoupher. in Ml
mm. to keep up mu: the mnemonic of
eh. 3e, hu el‘ifped into the hue bell i‘port.
He 7 u. exp! m the science of the fine:
The gems in A great invention. It ale
ily understood. All yqu hue (ado in to
keep your eye on the hell.
I". all ghoul the be". ~
They also use a but. The but 1| I dub
built on the model of the club‘Bamum kill
‘od Ouptgin Cook with. -
51M: 1: why the organisation} young.-
¢Zu ‘ . :. 4
One {mow take: 3 dub and undue}! A
line, and another stands in {ml ofhxm,
and fires the ball back At him. ‘
The chap with the club hit. back.
The ball flag in the other direction.“
The first. fellow drops the club .- though
he was scared. and runs like a pickpookot
with an M. P. after him. '
Several fellows run after the ball; some
body Catches it and fires it at. somebody
9186. _when the chap who had the club slaps
running. . 1
Another fellow then nukes-the oluh pad
the same man who.ia called “ itchy.”
pitches on him, fires the bull at. Rim. lnd
he hits back. knock: the b 5“, drops his
club and cuts his stick' for the first bus.
‘Half a. dozen fellows out on picket duty
genuine for the ball. ,
One relmble B. B. is pouted behind the
club man. in case the club man mine: the
ball, to see that. it don’t go by md In ’the
Umpire. ~
When one side is out the other aidejoea
in, and when both sides are out it in 0 led
an inninge.
{gig quite In intelligent gnme,defending
entirely on the use of your loge. he fixsk
prineiple of the gume iefrunning.
When you are “in”L you run any {rain
the ball; when you arefiout" you run ell
ter H. ‘
It in splendid‘ exercise: keep! you go
wum; consequently in 11w”: played m
the manner tune. r.
Church Etiquette. .:
It. igfuhioneble with some people to go
late to church, long after the service: have
begun, to the ediflchtion of the CDIIOUI in
the congregatiofi, and the anhoyenoeofthe
mmher. A'ootempemry says it hue lately
I: decided, on high authority, that the
following rules be cheat-vet: ‘ V
“Let_the 13$ advance one pm beyond 1/
the door oft _ pew she wishes to enter.
halt, about face, and ulqte. The pew may
then be vacated by— Inch gentlemen M er’e
in ltby flunk movement. he squad ehqnld
rise eimulbneouely when the ladfiy plague
herself, and face b{ the right 1111;” en
deploy into the his e, the head ma)! falling
the lady. and the rest welklng afhle'eide
nglhl nnd rear, the direction 9! the.line
hem; changed by a tight ooyntexmjrch.
end forming again into lmemp end _own
the aisle, still faced by the ri tflenk. .The
ludy, when she sees that t e coast is q'leer.
completes her salute. an edvanoee whet
position in the pew, T e gentlemen break
03' by fllee'from the rear and resume their
places. Greet care ’ehonld be witch, of
course, by other p tiee~not to entq the
aisle when this ev ution in in progreee, un
til itieoomple -- ’ +
lam Escher?
spplied for 91v
in; betwee ’
rich :9d ”a
course, b 6?
the fa 7
“My 9"
ill r
be I
i' e“
m: uncle. to whom his niece
Jvloo on .the question of choos.
/ two suitan, one of whdm In:
the bkher pooh-the latter, of
eing the most ardent, as well as
,orite lover-denbentiously replied:
‘lear, the question being stnppq‘dnfku
ny elemeuu, your choice amply lies
een l_ovAe aygl beef:_ Novg, lovq is an
(ea, w‘hilérbepf is a réality. L'ove you can
egel: along without; but beef you mutt have.
Therefore, make suns ofyour beef.”l 4
-——-—7-o-o-——-———-——— ,
Q‘A shrewd prespfler, after an eioquent
charity sermon, said to his bearer" . “I am
oft-aid, from the sympathy dis‘plqui in
your countenancea, that. some 0 you may
give too much. I caution you, therefore,
that you should be jug: before you Ira gem
erous; and wish you $0 understand that. I
desire no one who cannot pay his flab“ to
put. anything in the plate.” The; ooilec~
(ion was a rare one. 5
WA gentleman recently retarded from
the 80th called on the President, and told
him that. at Richmond there were in a sin
le school two ‘or three hundred while chil
iren 33:00: and ignorant as any black to
be foun in the whole of the South, and
urged that they needed the kid of the phi
lanthropiceverywhoret Presldenl-lohnson
replied that he was very glad one Northern
man had discovered chat there were any
white people at the South.
Really had Forgouen.-An urchxn of six
summer: was sent :0 school for the first time.
The teacher, to test. his Mquiramanu, uk
ed him: “Who made you?" The boy
couldn’; answer. The teacher told him
und degired him to remembér-lthoma
hours after the teacher‘ repealed Kb. q‘ua
tion. Tho‘boy. rubbing bu head in a kind
of brown uudy, replied: “I swear, l'va
fdrgottefi the gentleman." ‘ -
fi-Negrooa indicted for penitenlilr!
ofl'encos‘in Kentucky, plead “I't‘a Ilne, '
slid are let loose again on the community.
So soon as dischnrged they become “I'-
free," and go to stealing again.
fi'h Is not proper to sddreu tho Presi
dent In "Your excellency.” u some do.
In the Convemion thnt (turned the Nation
al Constitution, thin title was propoud and
rejected, at the instance at Benjamin Frank
lin, who proposed to unsen, immediately af
ter, “And that the VlO6 President lbs“ b 0
Hi: Moat Superfiuous Higbueu l"
li-A correspondent writes us from Gal
veston : “I have today been a Confederate
Colonial. with his full unifom on, um und
all, driving a dmy, with a mule whqse hu
neu was made of rcpea. A late Lieutenant
General of the rebel army is I cluk in an
express office at. New (News, mad '.he offi~
car who drove off Franklin and hia‘fiftoen
thousand men n. Sabine, in nan-keeper at
Houston.”
Singubr Obitum-yp'l‘he Atlnnh, Gm. Ma
nager giveu the “allowing odd notice of a.
deceased cinnen 0! than game: ’
"He mm the father 0 eleven sons, five
of whom marked fin mteu. He had one
hundred and eightyniue grandchildren;
tnd at his funeral, two weeks .50 [it Sat»
bath, two horses were stung to death by
bees, 9nd another came out losing“. In,
by me “me.” ‘
fiSenator Pumeroyfo! Kunm, made A
Speech in the court house of Bureau 00.,
11L, in winch he made the lollowiifi um
onable remark: "1 would rather hqlp tear
down the Capitol than Allow the Southern
States to com. buck mxo che fining: without
letting the negro vote I” -'i‘ha.t,' l ekmd
of sentiment that pervadu‘ “no a mien:
breast oftbe Radicals. ‘ ' ""~
f WWW ,
comm—“Du: the wing-tor put a
lump on you when you mu grim, Ma.
ry T” Mary—“A stamp, Charhe 1. Int for
pray T” Charlie—“ Why matches I!" 10‘
3;! without I penny lump, yoxr‘ " W?"
”“1 mu be u home wisundny,”
ch. young Indy remarked. u aha, followed.
to the door he: beau, who named-$0 be
wasting in bi: attachmegt. “'BO “it“ I,"
an the bruw’ueply. , ; 1:1; '
' we. w. Bickley, _mdewor us.
Knuth“ of‘um 60”. an [‘.-
,lemfo! ’Fmflm two you--
naught nonm- in
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