The compiler., February 19, 1866, Image 2

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ayfi, M tam, m.
n. :. cumfisvmm Asp mormmg
County Committee Meeting,
The D'etnhasuc min-ding Commune o! Adm:
«may vdh mid u we “Giana inn," In Gunfi
‘lmu. on‘ s.\‘rgnpn, [tho ad 9! MAM»; mg. I!-
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mu m menbuonhc Commitmwnl am
but. mum-'4 howlncliéol ad the mgr.
, ’méoa BMSKEBHOFfichflfg.
W‘ Mio‘wlnc potion! compo“ 41'. Con
mlnu: ‘ . . \ ‘
‘ Ocarina—Jim!) Brmkorhofl. n. J. We.
a" 11. Cum. ' ,‘ '
Bcrwlé-k hon—Joseph VI 1!, 1m thew.
, lid-vhf twp—Jacob Hllll. Rum!!! Brown.
Bfl‘lfl‘ql‘ll'. DIIILS. I}. Enchant. »
ummnd~sw mam-Yr. u. n. Crninur.
(pom-Pew; Nana-amt, Simon fiumhh. .
r‘nqrom—LAn-m mm, ‘or a. mm mm Jr.
- .rnnmu—hcob erk. Sunuvl Rudy.
lllghhndv‘lohn Butt. In. John Duns. '
Huntington—lo. Nutty. Dr. A. 8: bill. '
lfnmllmnm—Dmlol Him-kw. Jul. Watson.
Hamllwn-thn nun: unme- Ruben. ‘ '
mmaurm. Damn, th Klunk. ,
‘ tantalum—o. W. gmy-«fiylvmmr lhrnqr.
Mon-llon—Bunhnrl Myra, Wm. Ovrrdgcr.
“how—Joseph P 4 Mchvit. John rs'nnm-mau.
~Lnumore—Jolm M. Cumin-r, Joel arm? .
Guard-cumu- E. thu. I). C. Smith. , .
‘mlnfi-«qulnmfl Mun-h. 'muumfi. Dicks
\Sgnuzmxmmhsmu ,suow, Ménolu noun-1.
- o Gay-Juana Hutu-n. 5.1151111”.
‘ ummuLJemmnm Schnva. mqm Thomu.
fl‘yrono-Lll. 1. Myers. Levi Raweiupuuc-r.
“ ‘Luloh—Dcnluxl OW. Kant-i: E. Bollinc'et.
’ A' trauma: Annnm
TheiDemcoruuc Stine 'Cenlfiulflmmitteé
gar—inn inued - ‘ringi'ng Addren tojhe
exhogrlcx o'f thé Commonwealth—such ui
.’Alldt‘ésl 31:45! It'iolighu us to give'plnce bo—
olnor 'a'n'J chunk-driving diieclly at the
13%;; Mfuuing to the marrow to 2 rgnch
l. ' ' ‘1 I ‘ ' ~
" "th éddifell eip'quel in a few words the
uluboads'offh'efiéuderu Ind ediwrl 9f the
{upublici'n puny 'du'r'ling the Int. cuppiigli
——their‘prmm dnbfu-h‘nig effort: for negxo
. .1 ~ k
:ufl'ruggum‘i pegro eggalily—and {heir u'l
lmmtanim for I gonsolixduted government.
‘ In vloy of this. the A’Jdrmf urges ongn
fulia'n’. immplly nnd efllcien'l y. ’Well and
timely urged! Aguinul. flhe ruinuus plqta
bf nvéro madman 'lhe white people of t‘fis
'muntry‘éunnot. org-nize a day too soon ‘
:We “19¢!”er join our voice‘ to that of e
‘Commmeo. ‘ . ' \'
Democrats, Here and everywhere. go to
york a} once. ma organize in your save nl
Xoculiliu—org-nize for the Union. the Cén
nitulion, and the films Race! ‘Do thi
lwall—l’l‘lck'm .it—nn‘d the day will‘loon be
buifl‘ ,' " H ‘ ‘.'
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Duoc‘u‘né Sn" Gonnnn‘ Rom“. }
i ‘ ' 'Hunzsnvma. Feb 9.1866.
[a (‘h chfa‘cy of Penfiania :~’ '
' The'even‘ts ‘ofl the l 1. political gtnv‘iu
Ere yd fresh ii) your mint 5.
i-Xou dpyognced your unequivobnl en
doueinent of clad-restoration Law-gui-
Ident Johnmn. und denounbéd the doctrine
or: negro Infiragg. '
' Your opponent: Iflirmed their support
pf the President. and evajdcq the ilsue up
on the question of tum-age.
' A powarfu} orgnpiption, Jarga ofllcial‘
rulronngo Ind an upscruhulous ua‘e 9! iron
y. uncured to than: tba victory.
‘ The record of ‘he past month lll‘ipl the
[mark from thé face on)“; v'i'dlorn. .
They; trees with Herinion the deola‘red
Policy bfthe President. They heve placed
the Government of the‘ Constitution in
eheyancereyd i?! legislative and executive
‘.’unetiog! ere gull-pad by a cube! of men,
ylio, in obedience ta caucus, gown-n the
nation thia’uéh‘ the foirn‘a p? A directory.
A ’l‘he‘ ifihl‘of am; State to regulate the
qualifications of its electors is denied ; ‘the
twin of the people of the District of Colum-
Pie in o'verriydllen,~ end by In almost unani
moul vote. The Republican party in Con
l . .
green and, the Sum Legislature'eccmd to
Use 9".” «fuel Ifwlitical tighui with‘the
yhite man. ‘ ' .
The initlnl step toward; I vyar of faces-bu
been “Ron. and: oogaolid'atqd governmfieg!
logma up in the qisinnce. . ‘ ‘ :
’ Th 9 gays}; of the Praide‘ntyupnn them
gain!) "'6 our cardinal doctrines. ' lln apa
‘ iuing'him we vindicate theni. ' 1
I—.ll. . . ‘ . ‘
Orgunga in even {190% ’l‘lgd oorqer q{_ the
Snmmonwulth. ’ . '
Orpnise to sushin the Bulitieng, tq
aminuiu- your principles. to reigore tile
Vniop. Co :vih‘diqate the supremacy of yofig'
‘fnco. apq'm wig; inn? 59mm) obliviori an
men {who have been false to the Union!
lulu-é ab'iholr pledges: fall‘s _t9 the initincts
nf'ihéilf blood, and true Jamie 10‘th maul
‘nm thluhrhlfu die hohr. I ‘ ‘
I By order'of' .um ngaocntig Sute Central-
Conmiueé. Wain! A. Wguucl. :
gummy-no net-on! Ix “muss. §
1 finding. ‘ho country to“ 0! 01d Berks.
)1- long been under the control of the Ro—‘
' blie'ins‘; but on Pride, week the Dem-
Enoy rallied. :3. ‘the municipal election
ind mndé'i'élee‘n eweep‘ol‘ the city. ’The
‘wbolo‘ palm-use eity'ticket'tgu' elected‘
Mention-Rye! over two hunilred. Thin
ehowl file'inly 'thit the pophlir=’tide hen
lnrned'n'g‘alnit the fan-ties €5O uje now in
batten The people lee {it} feel that they
are not It to be. ennix'n't‘edtlny longer with
the man of the government. *Roedifig
he long been e black spot on the fair e't
edlehoon of toe Gibrelur of Democracy.-
plfl Berk“: now white All over. Luneaem'
smith. first gun for the eueceu of the
_f-vuu men’s ticket ;" hel- litter city of
IMF!“ fun-eh with n cheering “lute.
H 3391: ii He'itinod to go the whole round of
a hood it“ Iféiuylvuh. Look out for Doin-
J'Mnti'o tfiqi’dqr th'u you! So It” tinfo
-3m “xii-5:3." ‘ ' ‘ ‘
'Gen. Gay] is §imop Casmeron‘s mug
{of 00;!!an A} Simo'n I's ono'ofth'c 39351:-
.» _ndiésh, Géury Inn-Pb.) (.00.. Q 0 fig.
Popdliliéu'friond- of Pruid'ohl Johnna
p 5 $317!; affine finder thnt 'voéd pile?
En '3‘ '1?- e‘nialé ”@9414?" " ' ‘
”hiya. Stevens ha and. I who:
min; 390995 quill-t Pruidenc Johnnéli.
'.g'iu‘w if 8 king of Enghnd. some out»
huh-go. Incl acted alga ‘Prenident hu.
ii’yould bu. eon. himhi- gem: "
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#lfie'wmvwiog °-; 93*? iirsnsza
char-cu}; of 4mm? moon. ... Quin}:
'od by (lie Hob. George Blnqrqft. in “.33.
'n'ou'u Hill brnemmsiu, lat Moi-Ad”,
I-l - ' ‘LLILJ—ALM’J‘J“¢~ ...- _ ' “ “ 7" ' ' _
E .1 “spotted um pigo‘Pmldegi't If”
g m tfijniwgbwnunéam’en onus
.m“u&m‘ n._A--A. :g.‘>‘.
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I. McClure. of th‘e Ch'ambc-tsbnrg Repository.
ler, Edoclded pattizanas her in. hu too much
‘ ' Immune}: to endorse the one-lid“! legislno
19, an i tion McConnughy in lo {and offhbbllng in.
.Rudwhn the Col. My: tn regard to the
:Jury Bill recently pmed by the Senate:
“'9 notice (bu I bi" hll passed the Son
ate by n atria party vote. changin th‘e
, mnnner ot-elécttngjmwin Adam, {'mk.’
Montgomery an! other countin in the
thaw. It nmyidéo fut the election of two
Hurqummlmonen in etch county em
hrncgd In the bill, who shall be elm-en al
are Inspector: of elections. so u wensure
°.'.'.° of pitch party. Ind they are charged
II“. the selection bl jurors Instead of the
Sbehflnnd Commissioners. '
We do not doubt that the new Iyltem
mono-pd 12 “mod one; but we submit that
if ll 0 9004707 Democrat: counciad at «In gaod
jar 'Uuion comma. 'Tb’at there hue been
arme- In the holoction ofjlgrie‘: ifthe conn
-4- to which'the hill “applied 9 feel'well
fuured; but it ia'the name nbua’e that. pre
vaill‘in Ill'strong COUI'HIEB on eilltervnide,
ln n great orlou rte ree.gnnl the name reme
edi would work mil throughontthe State.
f Independent of the objection all tntelli
geut'men [nun-cherish to_ special nnd‘ in
hnrmohioup legi-l-u’ou lelxtting to the ad‘
mlntntrauon ol'Just‘toe, we think it of more
*tlmn doubtful propriotg to enforce, Inns
up’nn‘nmmmlty which the mnionty refuses
to scam; anul‘we would enrnvstly appeal
to the Union members of both branches to
Mom the proposed reform for the entire
Sm». Granted that. abuse. may be l'wu
marked in Union countws, still the fmt
ltlmt. the‘new mpuure is lit-signed to he a
‘comtil'ete gunr‘autee again“ lutufe wrougl.
fit: a concluslVe argument that. it Ihould not
be denied to Any. ' ' ’
Will Mt-Conaughy. ul'ter this, penigt in
,excluding Franklin oountyxfrom the‘Bill?
It be bnl bad influence enough to hue it.
passed for Adnmn,.he ought to' haze infln.
ence enough to have it pound for Frnnklin
'nlnq. [l he bat not, he ought to say to.—
Will he do either? .
TBAI'I'OII KURT “GET OUT,”
A delegation 0! members of the Legisin
(are of erginin- all of then) dutinguinhed
men—Waited :fip'on President. Johnson on
Monday lush and Selivered an address.—
The Prefix-lent replied It length—and in
upeakinguf the “Radicals" in both sections.
North and South, med this language: ‘
I‘do not intend to say anything personal;
Wm: know as well as I do. that at the
' ginning of.rhe recent gigantic itrhzgle
between the different sections of the coun~
try,‘there were: extreme men South and
there were extreme men North. I might
make useofa homely'tigure, which is come
t’imea a good as any other. even in the il
lustration of great and important questions,
and any that it has been a hammer at one
end of the line and an anvil at the other.
'And this grout government, the beat the
‘ world ever saw, was kept upon the anvil.
and it has been hammered amce'the rebel:
hon, and there seems to be a disposition m'
jcnatinue the hammering until the govern
ment shall be dettroyed. I have opposed
that lyetem ulwaya. and I dppoee it now.—~
The government. In the assertion of itu pow
eru and the maintenance of the principleal
of the Constitution has taken hold of one'
Faittreuxe. nnd.wlth the atrong arm of phys- ‘
‘icnl power, has put down the rebellion.—
Now, as we g‘w‘ing around the circle ofthe
Union. with a fixed and uni‘tlterable deter
mination to stand by,“ i! we find the coun
terpart or the duplicate of the same spirit‘
that played to this feeling and these persons
in the South. this other extreme; which
istandn in the way, must get out of it. and'
:the government multJtaud unshuken and
tunmovedpn it: basil. ' .
.' ilt irvery evident that unless Btevens‘,
:Suinner. and the rest of the brood of ob—l
_ntruotioniau atop the "hammering,” which '
is so dustutefhl to “that man at the other:
\end of the Avenue," they will e&§n find
themselvu in an awkgard position. ‘
891.0112” "8. muons.
‘ The Bedford Guam, one of me ablest
‘oounhy paperé‘pubhnhed anywhere. has the
‘follow:ng,§-euohant little article undgauhe
shove he: : ’ . ,
The battle-mrred white men who on
liuled during the tint two years of the war,
have petitioned Uongreu for an equalia ”ion
of bounties, thnt is. to gram. them the same
bounty paid without: who entered the ser—
‘vice at laxer periods“ But the windy patri
l‘ots in Congress cannot find time to consid
.er the claims of white soldiers” Thq ever
lasting new i: of paramount importance,
‘in their estimation. lie mustbe legislated
y for in the first plnoe. Be mun have 3 “Ci
vii Righu Bill," a “Manhood Suffrage Bull,”
ls‘Trnedml-n’s Bureau Bill," and a thous
and and one plher bills. 110 must have
approprinlxom for whoolg, for his military
gmtection and for his general maintenance.
ut, II for the soldier with a White akin,
he cam Hit. The Jegialatron for the negro,
at the‘preoent session of Congress. involves
already an appropriation of twenty million:
per ann'um. whilst not one cent has been
voted to the crippled and physically bro.
ken down heroe'a. whose valor an’d foilitude
Mona eouldg have given/ freedom to the
' bla’ck mm. 'Let the soldier citizens of the
country turn their ntyéntion toward Wash
ington and lee that 90ngreu intermils long
enough in in blaclsx (ever, to do than: jun-
I “Bi: —-———————t-~«bl
(JAN you swannow n 2 ‘
W's behe’ve there ure'l good many well-i
meaning men in thig State, who hue hero?
coffin voted the Repubiiogm ticket under
the bone“ impression that they were vo
ling to mainnin nndmnpport the Union.—
Thoy had no Idol. tbul. they were voting to
place the‘ negro on an «mm, with them
ulvu. It Lbe'y were culled upon tomor
row to mm on the qua-tint: of negEo-nuf-
Inge. way would vow again! it: The-o
menu; deceived and chested. Item no
1012345: be denied that. was 35217,“:ch up
1-1 1‘: Anna-o maul-Imus"! It. in the
determinntion of thunder: mt Gumbo
Chairman
ghall vbté. that'he all!“ aft in the jury-box
and hollofice and enjoy all the privilege:
of the white nee! White men. le‘ us nu
any! Nd moot, then u tho‘viul point, and
reward. them for their treachery mad their
infamy when' the next election come“
W . .
. . ooneervetieee oonunue m fine feather over
Ad!“ (”'9 “"4 GM 6m'"‘d"" cor-t the men. re-eflrmetiou of his oouelilution
mpondem 'mmS “P Bloom-burg, 00' v el pnnciplee by the President. and have de
lumbb county, ~uyu "4}. the 1m term of, tel-mined to_ etnngthen him. by all the
a...“ in m- comr- .‘. m ... Wt sansrghm'r- “$333323;
- ‘ ee 1)
‘ by u" Goezmonwuhh again“ Chutes ”Fk' ‘ in order the: the wine of the people may
>e member of en election boerd for tofu-ms be unmieuhbly heard in support of the
1 the vote, of Wm. by, en tut-god duel-tor. , poeition which, the Executive has mined:
' , d , ti -4 ' ~-"““."“’""."“ ‘
glgtzaatongfilzdgxf grmflif fi-The Connecncut Rspubheene do not.
- 3 . .3 g_. enter the cennu in the; saw in a very
’ur] formed A verdict of ‘gmlty’ .33me de- 3 . .
‘ tumble frame of mud. At a Hartford
mam, Blane place Judge 151 mm neme , l d l S
baide Kin‘g‘l Ind Gilmoxe’e." meeting ‘9. c act . c ““9. to the “to
u-. n ' ... a , Convenuon. reeoluuone endomng the Pree-
tithe York Pm: very propcrly re
limh that HeGonmghy’l bill for the dil
{ranéhiumonl'éliuerten “contain: a un- .
um. numuox thit the act odengqe'u, by 1'
Inthorily of wliiéh’ Dawn In unphswd
"ind he walkod into hi'l pine, In 'of no
force or uli'dity, in pi’uoribi'ng tho‘qinllfi- '
utiém of «leek—mm? ‘r' ' ‘ x
V _ _ . _ . . g “ ' 3.1m:-
pum um!“ agar} fur-minded an 13‘ ‘.The Right Bavbrend John '
_méig'gly m ujme “gm. '‘: “ ' "'r Ififlfigfigfi'fif’wy ‘3‘ 9“”“3“‘°“m
W,‘ . . - »—.——-.4.‘Q.-———-—-—‘
- financing: of mu. gm. lost in-lih flak-Widen; rim. adam- Pus
fqegfnflefunowuorfiloithoplflm. 'lidemgrbtnn. ' r A ’
'l'lll: l - mm nnmc. ‘ [cool-Ilen- l‘optcd by the. Connecticut
Nearly tuelve .. illions ot dollhrs is'thel . Wm “In-“Ol- -~ ‘
stints.“ of Ike 1": -men's Barents ofitel We POP, hereunderthe ”taxation-M
mm. awn“ we .. _. ~ g "5,; am, goo, in [ted by the Democratic State\ConVntion of
the fsc- of the fact .thtt ‘ here is staple em- wzhzfiu‘ixghpn the “h ”pi“; 'ted
. ' ‘ ( .
?'°’.“‘.°““‘ "'e 9““! ’°’\°’ " IStstesM no $35333, it“. 03.1 -
". mllmgto work. Tm" tution to doterfirne who shell be eligible to
equal to the entire man» who fighter mfingafimjs A right. be
tbe United Qtstes Qnui l 1005ng and spy-«mining to The Sale at
'B4 is to be employed Istwh.snd that any and 11l attempts upon
clqthing. feeding. “d 3‘ tilie part of Congress to force upon the peo.
‘ p e of my State or States any class he citt
blacks 2'l” manifest ll zens thereof. as entitled to the rights of
by declining work. But suffrage. are violations of the spirit ‘snd
portinn’of it will n’evcr find. its way beyond ’ Her 10': the (msaitsiaign end infringements
the fingers which ere entrusted with its '3 e"I o ‘ s' " si n
use. and it. will therefore be about equally “(ng‘igztoéraizitnfl 3‘3; :au'gh?
divided between white .tdlers and block t the Union and establish forthcm.
ones. If the General Government is going arste Government. was in its in
vade-m» Hemmer-um :It:fi:'::.f§:‘;;:':ezz:
at free schools. public hospitfis, and‘uy- ‘. bi were then. as they
lums lor poverty, we suggest t ist there is thprmf; and bfling by
sniple room tor its benevolence Among r Leg' lettuce declared
thousands 01 its helpless citizens who have . 39%;”:3“. 3“? 32"
had the misfortune to be born white. ‘There etersirn£i:n t:
are sickness and misery among the honest therefore said
poor within the limits'of this city which sll_the prisi
are at least. ss worthy of relief out of the "‘3 to Mild
public treasury as the distresre'of the {reed reten
negroes. But instead ofgetting such relief
fresh burdens are to he saddled on the Nor
thern laborer. that they indolent negroes
oi the South may hove plenty to eat and
nothing to do. ,Tho Freedinen's Bureau
bids {sir E 6 be.one of the most gigantic and
expensive, B|, it is the most unoonstitution:
al. of all the schemes of the radicals forep
pressing and taxing the lsborrofthe people.
We trust the rumor that President John
son means to veto the hill enlarging its
power: may prove corrects—‘Age.
.‘ ,_,_ ‘.'-» «~ A—‘—- T
The Republic.- Party Budd-(n lip- '
The New York Herald of Monday says
the outrageously radical measures ot'Sum
her and Steven. are braking up the Repub
lican party. «man ‘could have ruled the
cotintri for the nextjentury had it. been
properly managed. Jigbleoted Lincoln over
'MoUiellun in 1864 became all the soldiers
end the friends ofthe soldiers gave it their
votes; 'but now we sdo thatmll the great
Generals like Grant, Sherman and Thomas,
have declared against Ilthe radionl policy in
their reports, and that: the soldiers are in:
dignnnt at. the efforts ihndo for inuiediate,
universal and unconditionalnegroéufl'rage.
The result will be the organization ’oi'a'l new
conEervative party thut will annilfilnte the,
Republicans. l L i
The only military ti: :1 who endorse Sum.
nor and Stevens in their crusade against
the President iii-e Ben Butler and‘ Girl
Schurz. These are all the soldiers, if they
may be called soldiers,: that. the Republi.‘
cans now retain in their party. . ‘
_a.——-‘...0 —._ ....
n l- ‘boarlnn’nt and hauling-t or
Q We“ Johnson. (
A special communicate: to the Cincinnati
ammonia! the informetvbn that on Monday
night a mass meeting of‘ Radical Germwns'
was held [at Chicago. whfieat resolutions
were adoplPd declaring if the «lutv of Con
gress to impeach and punish -Preaident
Johnson. and recommending “abolishing,
entirely, the Executive branch of the=Gov-‘
ernment as now oonstitued, and substitu
ting therefor on Executive Committee.” to
be appointed by Congas-res in the Repub
lic of Switzerland. _‘ ‘
"These Radical: miAht have been engaged
in much better businFes.- Let the Attempt
be made to impeach and punish President
Johnson for seeking to make his Adminis“
tration conform to the requirement.~.l ofthe
Constitution, if they want lo see utorm rais
ed by the people oithiq country. The red
icals have gone about“ far with their {evo
lutionary schemes” the people are‘ willing
they shouliL go, and they will back the
President up in arrel'ling these Ichemea.—
Ohio Statesman. / ‘
Tan In} WILL! " ‘
ne-The New York Tribung of Monday
has along letter {rain its special {weekly
correspondent at Wishiugton. in which
President. Johnson is roundly abus‘od for his
trentment of the negro delegation which
waited upon him recently. The negroes
are held up gs ‘pitterns ofall that is decent
and intellectuvl, and are lauded in propor
tion to the abuse heaped upon Mr. J'olm
son. He has mortally oflended the rudicals
by his notion- upon that occasion, and no
terms are too contemptuous to he applied
to him by them. The corresponilent of the
Tribune gives hiu‘t up u hopq‘leasly in
league with the opponents of' the mica!
Republicans.,
Good for JohnsonJ—oud good foi- the
Country;
“In Mr. Bancroft}: memorial oration
on Mr. Lincoln, It Washington. on Mon
day, he alluded to the view: of the lane}-
upon nmimpomnt subject. thus : ’
In 1857 he avowed himself “not in favor
ot" whet he impmperly ballad “negro citi
zenship,” for the Connituuon discriminetes
between citizens Ind electors. Three days
before his death he declnred his preference
that “the elective franchise were now con
lerred on the very intelligent 011 m: color
ed men. nn’d on ‘hosle of them 'who served
our cause u soldierm” but In. wished it done
by 1h Siam Menuhin, and: It: never harbored
tic thought of exacting it from a new gourmmt
a a condition of m rmgndmn. »
J‘he' Word- we hue “elicited are very
significant. eml Ire oommended to the no
tice of Eadie-la here as hell I: ehewhero.
' ‘ .'.—.T‘ - .———————
the headliner Inulfigancu' condenses
the negro equehty question into a nutshell,
saying: "no man iboie not. prepared to
admit the negro to t e bullet-box. to theju
ry-box, to office fluid to entire social Ind
political equali‘y. can "consistently vote the
Republican fiioket in my coming election.
No one an any longer deny that the Re
publican party in fully commuted to negro
,equnlity." ' . ~
".'.—4. o p—— .
“old-s of the Benson-elven.
Wunnmrox, Febnuyy 9th, watt—The
ident was titled down, and Poatmuter
Cleveland wu blood for ndvocating them.
The Goad-31 flavloy' (Radial) deleguea
vote chann. Prod: the my thing- looked
ill would mm the. libs Republican in um
Sm no getting things in uh-pe to be very
handsomely whippég next April. '
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Mof the Um ,
l are now, memhe
their conventions -t _-e"l
said pretended acts . 39W
mid, and solemnly Pxp a -(
'to the Union, and their u
maintain the Conltitutio \
[States are of right entitled t- t
lnges and powersol States hclo 1.,
' exercised by them previous to int n
1 ed aots’of secesfiun.
‘ Resolved, That the Legislatures of re 30-
called seceded Ststee. in adopting .the
amendment. to the Con-titution otthe Uni
lted btates permanently abolishing the in
stitution of slavery, exercised the highest
[and most. importantduty devolving upon
i‘he States of the Fed": Union; and the
Democracy of Connecticut hereby assert.
thnt the Government of the United States,
in accepting the acts of said seceded‘ States
and proclaiming thereby a fundamental al
ztemtion ofthe organic law, have in the inoel
solemn manner recognized nuoh States as
‘ members at the United States; and all at
} tempts upon the pert oHJongress to prevent
l the representatiin of said States in the
’councils of the UnlOn are deservmg ofthe
severest repreheueion ol' the peeple of each
and every State. ‘
Resolved. By the Democracy offlonnecti
leut, that the distinguished citizen now oc
cupying the Presidential chair. by his ear
nert efforts for the rcitoration of the Union
' upon its proper basis—by his manly and
‘statesmaolike position in oppo'snion to ne
‘ gro nutfrage—by his resistance to the insane
and unwise efihrts ore Congreaeional major
ity. who seek to deetroy the Constitution of
our latheru by mischievous amendments—
'lms deserved well of his country; and a.
courageous perseverance in the coune so
taken willphce the name of Andrew John
non high upon the roll of renown. and sec
-ond to none of the great statesmen who
have illustrated the annals of the Union.
Ruched. That it is the duty of the Suns
tors and Representatives of this State. in' the
Congress of the United States, to devote
their tune. their tnienta, their energies to
the best interests of theirconstituegts; to'
so far as possible, relieve them from but
densome taxation; to cause the army and
mwy o! the United States to be reduced. as
man as prncucable, to a peace. establish
ment; toiusiit upon suohajust apd economic
ni administiatlon of the goyernment as mil
restore the country. at the earliest moment,
to its former prmipemy and greatness; to
attend to the interests of that class who
formed tha’ government—the white Imm;
and rest satisfied. that in his prosperity the
Alrionn lace have a sure guarantee tur their
weifure. . , , "
A few days since In Indianapolis, a negro
got dfunkaengag'ed in a row in a niggeror- 1
(ms, kept. by atnnfolored wench—wsis kill.
‘ed by another igger and laid out; in a,
back room waiting burial. The nuts, not.
having the fear of Howe. Thad Stevens”
Sumner. or the ghost pf John Brown iué
their eyes, made a feast 9n the child of
Ham, and in the language 9f the Indumn- .
polis Herald— ~- .
“When the coroner arrived a! the house;
it was iound that both eyes had been eaten
{o'm by the rats. and the niost of the flash
‘oi the light side of the face gnawed ofi',
leavifig‘ the bones bare, thus unenxaifying
the n Xuruily disgusting appearance at the
corpse." 7 A ~ I
I We Ippenl to Congress! A sacred object
ihu been molested by copperhead rats.—
lAnd thatal luflianupolis where theabblition
ht: had such a majority in 1864! Let the
Tats be destroyed L Let Sumner, Anna Dick
.inson. Howe, Stevens, and other smaller
dogs 1:: the abolition kennel. hark. 7 bet
Congress uppmpriate nineteen thousand
milhou dollars for rat terriers and a rat pol
lector. Let the vermin be wiped out be
fore they have another meeting to rat-ify
some other “man Ind brother” of African
descent. Let the churches be draped in
mourning-let those who will not hangout
black rags or bunches of wool be mobbed
and businegs given them to do no more for
ever. Let a vigorous law be pessed against
rats. Give the niggers United States bonds
exempt from taxation and make the rats
pay the interest! Here is an insult to Con-'
greats—to John Brown: and also to the late
martyr. Perhaps the rats had orders to
mutilate the b‘ody a la Booth, from Stanton:
Letit be inquired into. Let a. committee
be nppmuted to go to Indianapolis to sit' on
rots—we mean the nigger, ind let that com
mittee have a train of cars. steamboat and
stores at government experfiie. And let
the mayor of that city he hung for allowing
rate to dine from the flesh of one of our
prosrrous nltion’s dusky figure heads.—
Sen Curl Shun:~ down there to report.
Send Butler there to blow them up. Send
Cgrtis there to steal their cotton. Let the
rate be destroyed; and then reconstructed.
‘ for here iqdisgmce most deep and' damna
ble on the American people! Declare In-'
disna under martini law—for there is in
that state so much "Disloynlty" that even
‘ rats have ca'ught the infection. and like-the
present Congress, seem bound to dissect
1 the nigger. Oh you wicked. impious rut:
‘ filmy dare you f—La Crone Danacrul.
[8"Wo heve always contended that the
real design ofthe Abolitionists in inaugura
ting the late lamentable civil war. Wu no
more the freeing of the negro then u a
means to accomplish. to them. a higher end
more impel-tent object. viz: To change the
republican form of our government. Some
of their own men begin to admit the: this
inhe design of the puty leaders. Mr. Ray
mond. the other do}, when {he conatitu
tional amendment providing for a new hen
lie of represenution, Will taken up; in Con
gress, rroeeeded to eddrese the House et
greet ength. He stated that this pmend—
ment In but an initial step of whet the
committee on reconitruotion propoied to
talte in that direction. He thought the
people Were entitled to know the whole
progremtne of thete emendmenu. .We
Ihould know It once._if it was proposed to
an extend the powers of the generel govern
ment over the Suites I 0 ea to deetroy State
right: altogether. The people were enti
tled he know the rest 0! the echedule, for
it was known that (lii: mu axle; to remand
the man Government of the Untied Sum. In
conclusion, Mr. R. declared that the course
of the radicele in Congress lnwurde the
Southern States we the greatest outrsge
of the pestone thousand yenle.
These usertione, true as they ere, did not
come lrom e “Gipperkeud.” but from Mr.
Raymond, now e Republican member of
the House of Bepreuentives from the city
of New. York. mud editor of the principal
Republic“ peper of thet city. Mr. R.
probably oontuhutfl more to the elevation
of Lineoln to the Presidency then any oth
er Inleldel member“ of his pertj. but
seem to be too honest to and Stevens. Sum
ner. 'and the like, to change the fundamen
tel principle. 01 our government. =
_ ‘ 3 ' -—————o-.——-~_
fl-Why don’t the abolition pnpers pub
lish Senna! Cowan'l Ipeech in support of
o Prelim-It'- Reawnlion Policy 1
The, no append m "in rmident aid
hispolicy. "
_.———-——d.o>‘ ——o 4—.
ATTENTION! mxam-‘ss!
, TOWN AND COUNTY A {‘ ammo Fo}! DANAom—A 13110 meeting
. - ' iguwn by label Inn-lam mu bold )n'mo
-"'—’—"'—' mon man momma but. "in:
WE. {war-.3: wgm maxim. mm mm.
. * 3 Eu. 9'. . .nunka ,
LEGISIATL'BE-The 53.“ Senate h” W "“0“ “u. handful” we]: $1131fi333$
sbulm mow the Geglpm Bulkudfompany a; w” mum-1m ‘4 me p l R “I“.
tnhm preremd schk. bahov mounts. , _ “om, .n., u. 0"“ ”L MW“ “9‘ ‘
Both Houses hive) paued - 5m npfiwpflnfln; ' '
w {or the roller 9? (31mm ‘ '
On Tuesday. me uppi- Samar. (Mean-why)
presented a petition Irmq «than! Adam wan
ty. asking for a change 123 an license 1;“ of the
Commonwealth. A I
Also a ldpplement to m m aw u} not
to appropriate certain linen Ind-i penalties In
I-‘nnklln. Adam. Somerset And Fulton counties,
to establish law Übnna at the respective eoumy ‘
lea“.
Ahb, on Wedne-day. dz peuuom Imm clu
uns dAdpm- county. paying {cl- coppemuon
[or annuity reg-on o!_ the destruction b! promny
by the armies during the ham; of (scanning.
maempnueduuuwmmoe upon.“
bank: In‘t‘he state a tax of one per cemum upon
the par-value o! the caplml flock, and vxempx
mid stock from all other taxation. Aw. an ad
dmomfl tax of firebfourthx of one per centum
upon macros recelpm'or «All mnmml and trum
pomtlon computes that are not lluhle to n tux
upon income \undoir existing laws. It. also ex
empt: real dune frommnuou forming purposes,
exucpt the hull, mm' In: Impound by the art. of
May 15m. 18m, pledged for the redemption or me
loan created bysafidugs ‘ '
The Bouoe nu Impala nanny Ilmnu mu.
Both Knuqes have passed arouo‘llmon m pnx-nrs
a painting 0! the battleof Gem'ubnrgror the State
Capitol. " . ‘
‘ On Friday,both Home‘s adjourned over m'l‘uns
day. the mm of Feb. Inst. ‘ .
What A hborloul time thvy hnvn of It at. Hurtin
burg. to be sure—and than no pail-1y purl .100!
Whnt a wince MoCounnghy mambo making for
the public good! To minke“: ls unuuah to make
Jab Stuart’s Victim- blubbo-r.
PROF; MAYER'S THIRD LEUl‘URE—suhy-ci
“Flye"—-wax delivered in the College Chapel on
Monday eve-11mg but, an vrowded hummus mum].
“was. like its predet‘mmhhlghly imam-sung
[Pu-oughout. the Vch flue experiments 0? courae
adding no little mar-Ito. ’ - '
The Inn. Lecture of un- course will be dollvon‘d
this eyemug, at the lame Mac". on "Fume."—
Thcre are many among our town-people who
have not enjoyed either of these intellovt‘uul treats,
and as this I: the Im. chance. théy fiuld avull
themselves 01"“. col—first geiting yuurfickcu
from Dr. 8. Homer or (:01. Buuhlcr. ‘
FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR—A shooting cane
occurred at the “Three Mile House," in ilnltimore
county. Md., on the 4th instant, which resulted in
the death of Andrew )ltOnfmigun, wail known
nbout Hanover and in the lower part of this coun
ty—lnuieed, we understondthut his nunlly resided
in Mountplemmnt wwnshiguome tiniougo, and
muyyot. Mr. Myers, who tired the fatal shotl is
also 391 d to have formerly resided in this county.
The t‘ollowmg facts in regard to the truglc amm
nre fromvthe Baltimore Gazette: '
“It appears that three men. umn’ed M'Gunni
gum-Smith and Boyipun, came to Mr. .‘iyurs'
house nhont noon nn‘d demiindcd something to
drink. Underlntimldntien Mr. Myers guve it to
them. They returned a lot-ond [timer and again
demanded liquor. which Mr. Myers refined to give
them. They then declared they would Brim: it
themselves, and one 0! them. M'Gunnlgnn, drew
a large bowie-knife, with which he threatened to
kill Myers it hcdid npt germit tin m to lmye liquor.
and ‘thus compelled him to yield. About two
o'clock they returned again. Mr. Myem'hud by
this time securely rammed his doors and windows,
and seeingtheir riotous dluponitlon refused to ad
‘mit tin-m. The threé then become very violent
and threatened to break open the doors and u-nr
down the house. and drawing their knlvm rom
menced an assault upon the houzw, declaring they
would kill the lnmntm. Anion named liuflngwu
and Mr. Henry, the burkeeper’, were in the house
at the time, and the assisted in keeping the doom
and windows closeti Mr. Myen begged M'Gnn
nignn and his party to desist. warning them at
the same time thuthé would defend himself it they
persisted—having in the meantime sent for the
mistnnce of an Dml‘l‘l'. The assailants hnd sur
ceeiied in mutating open the window and door and
were Just ent!ring with their wenpdns. drawn,
when Mr. Myers and Mr. Henry tired. One bull
took effect in the hood of Smith. not wounding
hiinghowever, eeverclynwliiié the other shot in
titctaed a dangerous wound in the grain of Ai'Gun
higan. Smith and Boymun Were arrested and
lodged in Towwntowu Jail. Mr. Myrrh, with great
considerution‘ for the wou‘nded condition of M'-
Gunnigan, had him conveyed to a room in hin own
house. and sent tor medical attendance. M’Guri
nigan died on Monday lust tron: the efforts of his
injuries. An inquest was held over his remains
by Justice Smushury.‘the jury. utter atull investi
gation, declaring that said, A ndrew M‘Gnnnigxm
came to his death by a ball tired from a pistol in
the hands of Oliver 0 Myers. which indicted a
wound in the abdomen. causing internal hemor
rhnge, Which woe the cause olhls _denth wind the
said jury mrthcr find that the mid but} was tired
hy the mid Myers in heir-defence. The remaining
parties'ure now confined in jail at Towsontown."
| THE LADY‘S FRIEND.—The March number
'of thin "magazine Is on our mum “The Impend
' tug Ruin," a fine and QXpmwe steel engrnvlng.
‘ Illustrative of I story 91' the name name. lead: 011‘
the number. The double colored stgel meou
Plate In ahennufhl one, and yhe ill-adso- are such
“ as ladies at good mus can went. The literary
I comema are excellent. Price *2503 ymr; Zooplel
$4.00: 8 mph-s (and one gratis) 'l6, New 11 the
I time to get up clubs for 1m gpeclmcn numbcn
for this plirpmewm be sent. [or 15 cema. Addmn
i nuoox & Pamsox.3l9Wadnu( 3L, Philadelphia.
‘ TOTAL ECLIPSE Ohli' THE MOON.—Mnrch in
(melanoma: as did January, with nlghu made
beautiful by a mu moon. The aluminum tell: an
that on the evening of March 30th there will be IL
total eclipse of the moon. :l‘he tine will be very
“Namibia for observation, an I'. begins m five min
utes past nine o'clot‘k, i- 5: Rs mm at. twelve
ininntes past ten,and begins todin‘ippenr at. “my
one minutes past, eleven. n isvisiple throughout.
the United States. ,
COMING BACK—We are inrorn'ned that l num~
hero! persons who moved from thin mien .
yen; or two ego tome "(ni- WeatJ’ have become
fired ehd ‘dinguued Marthe: oouniry.nnd con
template ramming here some time next. Spring.
After All, the Told Keyntona" ie‘ihe best yet! If 3
living cenuothe made here,“ cannocbemnde nun
where else. and igepresume these 'persona have
experienced this to a hag—{Hanover Spectator.
mamrnox—me “ Grape Vine D'baiing So—
ciety" will give an exhibition m 0W Vine School
Home. in Butler township. on Thursday evening
next, the mad of rennin-y, There will bupoech
ea, «up. dlnloguu. And other mun-sting por
formances. Admin-ion incenu. A lutewrn out.
is expected. ’
“NT, commenced In". Wednesday, The un
non continue: about {any d 331, tannin-Ling on
mm: Sunday. In the Catholic and Epucopn:
churcflg‘u the pound :- observed with mung and
prayer. ,
"Harry Cameron. Who was arrested In Schuyl
kill county. for stealing nirhll’d Mummert'l
horses. Ma made sown! attemp'ts «a break cm. of
our County Jail, but in each one his plans were
discovered 5 little cob soon for him. bum-t by
Bhefll Reben. 0! hi) mllmt, Mr. David Mun:
dorm Gamma h evidvnuy nil old Jull bird-4)!
the kind cousldered “bud w kmp." .
a-‘l'hq folloylng gentlemen were. on the mm
mm. elected omcenz at the “neunllcn Agricultural
Club a“
President—Hiram Grlmt.
Vice Presidents—Josiah Orient, Jacob I‘m".
Wm. 8. Cut. ‘
Secretary—F. W. Cook.
Treasurer-Wm. Yeahs '
B'mm. John 1;. Dawson has our‘flumkfl for :
pamphlet gory of the able Ipeech he neeml)’ ‘3'
“voted lln the House at. Wuhgngwn.
Hon. H. mm or u» m, an: our
than!“ tor Legal-um tavern.
“mum diagram. pan! ot the county will
confer t. favor by Inhrmgng u: of any nutter! or
gnu-en chum ocean‘s their reapoctdve loan
a.
New York 50m mun-punt" Idverflnexnenh
coming in on an Mme“ by discord. an'en'g
room, gentlemen—gnu don't like the kind or W
ya: on’er.
awe m {nan-med M Wear] School-house,
in Handler: townnhlnm 6W ”Y “I'o on
rum-m,- mm Inc. We have not learned him
the an originated. . '
EYE AND EAR!
PRO! J. ISAACS, M. D., Oculilt and Aurlu,
formerly of Lnyden, Holl-nd, is loaned 11. No.
519 PINE Street, PHILA DELPIHA, Where p",
lODI nmlcud um. dines-cl of the EYE or EAR,
will be scientifically crested bud cured, if
curable N. 8.-—ARTII"ICIAL EYES lnlerud
V .withont pnin. I.“ chargu mpde for any] 143.
q-Wm. Anthony. In Hanover. mt 11.53.31“, ,‘tion, The mfdlcsl Imm, 2: invimd, “by
ed a near Wm»; sixteen hundred and W bu no secret In lain mod. of "gun.“ -
pounds: 1 July 11,1866. 1; ’» . ... ~
#3l:. John Findley, wpdcly known I a bridge
bunder. (11.11.11: Lover Ohinulord tmnuhlp. York
county-08 mm lily-gedflymlmonmmd
21 am. ’
DEHONOLOGY.-Rev. )1 r. Conn-r will dollYPt
hum-lumen “ Hematology," in this 93909.01: the
evening at “101 m: 0! March. {or [he benefit 0! the
Method!“ Sabin“). school. ‘
Wax-lea Herman, colored. for runny yam-a}
redder)! of mn phwe,dled at, York on mean} lmL.
axed £3 yuan.
“The President will vew lhe."Freed
men’l Burenu" bl”. Right. He mll not.
pul hi- ugmlure to the "Equal Rights" lull.
Right.|gnxn.-Putriollt Union. .
iomil
0n the 13th lnuL, by Rev. W. R. H. Deatrlch.
Nr. WILLIAM F. \h . of Meuulh-n tuwmhlp.
w Mu- ELMHM J. W AhNEll, or uuucr lowu
ship. nu? county. _ ,
On (In: 12th lmL. |n this plaqe, by Rev. W. R. H.
Danmch Mr. L. A. B. 13513“) . 0H)» luglon, \‘u.,
to Mrs. him” a Mc-CLELXAN. at Gettysburg.
In Bondemmp. Jan. mm,“ “fin” Im. .1. Y.
Road Mr. JUHN BEAMEE tu nu MARY A.
EWING, both ol’Adunl county. ‘ .
Un lhv 9th XML, lw lh'v. RachelanlnMr. ADA!
r. Bu 'KEfi. 0r muowr, w m.- xmmum'
KRAFT, o! dums county.‘
Feb. 6. by m-v. Mr. Hma‘cnrmugn. m the AIM
Elfin" (‘HARLDI BEAM a» Mrs. mum.
DIED.
33.01)“:me notice- 3 cents pn-r llne'tor an over
{our lungs—«uh to mumpauy notice.
k
On Saturday momln ' Fri}. 10th lu‘ Mount.
plenum! wwmlhlp. 31:55:th unlcns EkLm
the (Lid 3 on: of m: ngv.
In Ufittynburg, on (ha 10:): Inst” MARY JANE
Guuxuox. Maud about a: years.
On Tun-lav morning Im. at me Alma-hum,
m. uguu {Luau-211.}; nu advanced age.
(In Frillnv last, up. the Alma-hum“), )I}. HENRY
asI-LXYISR; lu un- 91x! year at m- age.
Q, , THE MARKETS.
Gettykiburg
Flour
Rye F10ur.....
White Wheat
Red when".
C0rn............
Rye.............
ME
Buckwheat.
Timothy Seed
Flax 5e0u1......
Clover Seed
Halttware
Flour..
\V11en1.............. u...
R;e.......................
C0rn......:................
01,113 ............
Clmer-5eed.............
Trmuuny-5eed..........
Hogs. per band.
Beef Guile, pertund
Whiskey.
SPECIAL _ No’l‘lCHS.
D’R. TOBIAS' VENH'IAN LINIMEXT
More testimony; This Is to certify that for
th_e Inst fins years! have used in my family
Dr. Tobin-5' Veniuan Liumu-m, nnd in'every
instnhce have fond-i it. fully equal to hip
recommendmiong. I hnvé found it to give nl
- instnnmneous relief in cases afloolhache,
croup, bilious colic. abre throat, pain in the
chest and back,‘nnd rheumnlism, and 1 cheer
fully recommend it: trial to every 011’: ufilicfsii
with any of the above nume’d dxépnses.
JAMES H. Wumn
Hartford. C9nn.. Oct. 16th, 186.1.
Sold by all dragging. Jumce, 56 Court.-
lsudt 3%., New York. . [FOIL 12, 1866. lm
BRANDRE I‘U'S PILLS
Costiveness, Dm'rrhem-Thcy are taken up
by the absorbuntl, and carried into the circu
lstion. through which medium they-tire con~
re) ed to every pnrt of It“; body. .
It; the puin uli'ccts the joints. n single dose
produces rennrkahie hencfil. And the same
rule, applies to eogtijrmhn. diarrhea and dys
entery ; thdugh with the last named they met;
be required night and morning for lonte duye
baton decided relief is obtained. *ln nfl'eo
tionl of the lungs', throat, heal and pleuriay,
the relief is certain; the excretory organ:
throw ofl' with ease the piilegm,und'the breath
ing become: freer. ‘Squtsmbdic asthma is of
ten cured by n ringle dole. ,
Feb. 12, 1866. lm * .
LYON‘S PERIODiCAI. DROPS!
I The Great Female Remedy fur lrreyularr'tiu.
_ Tneue Drops are a screntilicnlly compuund
ed fluid preparation, and belterthnn nuy Pills,
Powders or Nostrnmn. Being liquid, their
notion is direct and positive. rendering them A
relrnhle,‘ speedy end certain specific for the
onto 0: till obstructions and luppressiono ul
noturr. Their pnyulurity is rndicuted by the
fact that orer 100,000 bottles ure annually sold
and contained by the ludies~ of the United
States, every one of whom speulr in theatrung
eat terror of praise of their great meriu. They
are rapidly taking the rlnue ot every othej
Female Remedy, Ind are considered by all wh
know ought 01 then“ no the surest, entest, and
most infullible ~preparation in the Worldhlur
the cure ol‘nll female‘compluints, the removal
ofall obstruction: of nature, and the promo
tion 0! health, regularity and rtreugth. I-Lx
plicit directions stuting when they may he
used, and explaining what and why 'they
should not, nor could not he need nfith‘out
producing efl‘ecta contrary to nuture’a chosen
laws, will he found carefully folded arohnd
eerh bottle, with the written signature o”qu
L. Lvosr, without which none are genuine.
, l'repnrod b Dr. JUHN [..LYON, 195 Chapel
Street, New Lawn, Oonn., who run he run
sulted either pernonolly, or by mail, (e‘hclouing
minim) concerning 11l private direnree and
femule Ive-knees“. Sold by Druggiets every
where. C. G. CLAKKA 00.,
Gen’l Agents tor (1.5. and (Innudufi
Nov. 6, .865. I]. ‘ ’
TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES
Senna you we Mnuox !-—A moat valua
ble sud wonderful publication. A work of
400 pug", Ind 30 colored Engnviuge. DR.
HUNTER’S VADE ,lEGUM, In origin-l and
popular treatise on Man Ind Women, their
Physiology, Function, nod Sexmul disorder.
of o“er kind. with Never-Failing Remedies.
for their Ipeedy cure. The “notice of DR.
HUNTER hue long bt-en, Ind nil] I|,unbound.
9d, but at the «men solieimtion o! numeronl
”none, he he: been induced to extend his
medlcll ulefulnou through the medium of hi
“YADE MECUK.“ It is I volume that should
be in the hundl of every [11:1in in :he land, u
a preventive of ucret. ricer, or u A guide lor
the nllevi-tion or one of the non ovlnl Ind
deltructive lcourzol that. our vilited mankind.
One copy. securely enveloped, will b. forwnrd.
ed free of Wit-go to my pm oflhe United
Sun- for no can" in P. 0. lumpl. Addren,
poll p'uid, DR. HUNTER, No. 3 Dinsion Sn,
New lurk. [Sept 25. . 1y
* “a.-. i ,
TO DIE lbl‘A BAD CAUSE
u then who lull in :53 rebel nnkl undoubt
ed], 90, in foolilh. But on the othor hand
DYEING FOR A GOOD CAUSE
u those who no vise And prudent. enough to
remedy the defecll of astute with
‘ CHRISTADORO'B HAIR DYE,
“(doing our] day, in every City of the U
nion, in eminmdy pnilewonhy. This P“"°'
tul revolution in going on throughout the
whole Ind, Ind thnl beluty ind hnrmony WP“
pint. homelineu ltd jncougrnily. Inn-afic
lnied by J. CRISTAIJOROJO. 6 Astor flan“,
New York. Sold by Drnzghu- Aprhed by
I.“ Ed: Drone“. [XII 3- In
A monovan' ULIASM‘
A cleaning syrup or the nut. deed" n 4
thorouhshnctu.and one leam
to "edict“ chronic complaint,“ ell dinette“
le B-dny’e Renonting Retake-l. M In,
men despair whatever hi: Illuunl, oz with
our the’fmlllm when he he made to. our.
lunrelfhy other modiclne. A: long In M
wey'o Rowlvent can be procured he in all!
certain of- cure. From one to II: bottles of‘
this utmotdiuiry aymp,nimple u it la MA
”I! u Meter the mun delicate to “he, Illy
":Ith every dlicm‘of a uhroulc, conultnx
tionl, or awfulou ”ulna, without mud:
to how long or how deepirv'ro‘gh'd it may have
become in the ”nun. here’lh ‘n‘q neceulty
30" ”tort-inllotheindiscrimihnte'clte'r‘lt . lg
mel. mercury, quinine. lodide, cox-olive m 1...
mete. nreenic, und the host of mlnernl poflo'Hl‘
which commute th'. buis of no 'meny Eof‘t’ho'
urupurillu Ind alter-tin mlnnm of' th"
day, for Radwny'l R-‘uovnlng Reuben! II I
nub-mum- (orthem all. The deformejend an ;
firm cripple—yea, even the repnllln le‘per.
Ilth hi: body covered with frightful tom and:
mnning ul(~ers,nnd himaelfn walking ekeleton.
ol putrefacliun—have been perleclly cured Ind,
renqvutad, or made new again In it new} by 5
Hudway’l Resolvenl. for nll lkin diseuel,_
for all diaena- n pl the blood, whether the mint
b 0 lu-ruditnry or the reanlt of thoughtlessneanp
Ln disease: arising hum the "entire 1250.01;
mercury, quinine. indine, or she-k : ’9'. new.
lulmu disenun of every ~Mud, for milks, erg. '
sipelas, ophthalmil, Itch; for enact", liml’lv.
wnsling uvmy of the body; lor vile humor! e”
notes of every delcriplion; {or chronic rhu—
nmtielu. gout. end neumlgin; for dyspepsm
and general debility ; for roltiug uwny old!»
house and flelh; fur snlt rheum, Icnld heudr
white fiwelllngl, and sore loge; for did-(new
generated by thelxmull-pox, Idenelu,yellc-.-:'
fever, chilh and lever, and so_ on, lhdwny'e
Rodovuring vaolrem i: A perfect, norer- ml—
!pecmc. It may he relied upon villi Ilhe
ulmost confidence, and may be mken by tho
dzlinlh-sl person email): Suld by Dfuggiau. '
Feb. 19. "11. '
THE GRE \T ENUMSH’ REMEDY.
Sm Jun Dunn's Cnuuturuu Frau“
PILLs. Pnpared frum n prvn-rilnlinn of Sir
‘ Ulnrke, 3L 1)., Phflicim Eumnrdmury lo
| v ng-rn. 'l'lns inmluAble medicine is un
failing in the um 01 .uIl Hum- pninl‘ul um]
dnngeruus dis-mes to uhu'h _Nw Irlnnh‘ cun
niluli’ou Ia subject.‘ It mum-Huh! All exrwgel
and remows an ohiuucli-ms, and as “no“!
cure u'my be rolled ‘on. - ' .
'BOUmSfiO
‘ 350
19010200
18550195
y ’l‘; lining-d Lmhu It is pwnlidrly pulled.—
' In will, In In hhorl time, bringon the mummy
period “ill: regularity. '
‘ Each bqule, print One Dollar, hem lho//
‘Guvermnrm hump of Ure’ul Britkin, Lo 13rc- .
lunt cmnlerlens. '
‘ U.\cl-on.-Th.se Pill: should not he taken
:by Female: during the nu" um: xox'lui cl
Pr‘ognnncyyai they are cure 30 bring on Mil- ‘
‘ curring, hm av. any other li'ne may Ira sale,
I In all cases at Mr‘wun and Spinul Afleclionlm ,
PM!" m the Buck anerimba, Pnliuue on High! .
. exertion, Pulpit-Won uf lhe Henri, H 3 stall", ’
and \V’lnlel, these Pill! wull effecj a cure when
nll, oxher menul have lulled; and nllhough‘g .
1’ pow erlul remedy. do nut mum 11 iron, unlomel,
‘nnlimuny, or in; thug; hurllul to the constitu
l|ou. \ .
350(0300
17310200
60010650
8 50 'lO 9 00
2 00 lo 2 0’:
85 w 87
’II to 80
. 49 to ,6!
7‘CO to B’oo
4 25 to 4 50
13 00 to” 50
10 00 £OlB 00
1'; w 1018 no
2 '2O w '1 21
Full directions in the pamphlet Iround'uch
pneknge, which should be carefully preserved.
Sold by all Druugma. Sole Agent lorum
United Slnlel and Canada. ‘ ,
Jufl Moms, 27 Cortlnn‘l§B:.,N’. Y.
' N. [lr-$l.OO and 6 flown: Hump: ant-{med
m any nulhurmd Agent. wnn inlure a battle,
(‘OHHIHHHK 50 mm, by "turn mm]. SUM b]
A. D. Buchler. ' [Dec. 18, 1565. l]
DR. MARSIIALL’S (‘ATARRII SNUFP
This Snnfl‘lms thoroughly proved iuelftoho
the hen unlicle knoun 'lor cunn'g lhg Unlnrth,
Cold in \he Hand and lleudnche‘. ll hul he“:
found un excrllent remedy in many when 0!
Sure Eyes. Dentin-s: hm been rempved by 11,
and chnng laud olun been greu'lly improved
by us use. '
' I! in lrnpruut mg agreeable, Ind mud In-
IMDMTI um“- lo the dull hnxy pnim cuuud
by disease. ul‘ the bend. The‘u-nsulium utm
using it are delightful Ind invigorlling. l!-
opem and purge: outullobstructium,urcngth-’
ens the glands, and give» A healthy action to
lhv [.nru uffectml. ' ~
More than Thirty Yenru' of Ifll!‘ and use of
“Dr. Marshull's (Inland: and llnulm he Snufi,"
bus provcd‘its grunt mlue fur all this commbn
disc-men 0! 1h! head. and u this mum‘nc
stands higher lhun ever Lelore. ,
his recommended by [may of the hut plug
sicmns, and in “sled gin: great lucueu and,
amurucliun efrryWher’l. -
Read the anifirnes of Whore-nu Dl'llK
“him in 185-5: The undenigum), hm‘iny [or
many yea: bren ’quiuted willl ”Dr. Mur
shall'a Catatrln mril‘llemdm-lw Snufl'," and laid
it. in our wholrmlfs lrbde.cheer!'ully shut. Ihu‘
wg-hrjleve iv. tn be equal, In very lupect, to
the recummcrdmioua given of it for tho euro
0! Caunrrlml Afleclngus, and that iti: decidad
ly the best arm-la .weJuno ever known for I“
common diseases of the fluid.
' Burr J: Perry. Boston; llevdpAuston & 00.,
Baum]; llrowu, Lzquu J: Cu, Boston; liegd.
(tuner 6: (‘O., Boston; Seth “I'. Fque, Ito-ton;
Wilson, Fun-bunk a 00., Roman; Ueualhuv,
l'J-hn‘md k '30., H moo; H.‘ g!. Huy,’l’urlluud,
Mn; 15anch a Park, 3:- ‘4’ork; A. M. t D.
Sullds" New York; Syfifi/u‘l l‘uul & 00.. New
Noxk'; lsmel Mount 00., New York; McKen
oou & Robbins, Sm York L.\. L. Sconll t 00.,
New York; \l. Word. Close a: 00., New York;
Bush .1: Unlc, New York. - ‘
For sale by all Druggilu. Try it.
Dec. 18, 1365. l) ‘ . ‘ ~
LIFE—II EALTH—“S’I‘RENGTH
Li FE—d RAL'I‘HrSTRHS ( H'H.
Li I“ E—HHALTII--STIIENU'I‘U.
THE GREAJ: FRENCH REMEDY.
, ‘Dn. Juu Qnuyuu’r '
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prapnicd {mm A preuriplion of Dr. Jun 001..
mum. C‘uiefi’hylicinn of the Hospital
du Norfl‘ou Lnriu‘oiliare of ,Pu'u.
Thin invulughle igedicinc‘il no imyomion.
but is.unfniliug in the cur: of Speruntorrlm
or Sabin i 1 Went-nos}, Ever, special of Gui.
ml or Unnu-y lrmtibility, Involuntary or
Nightly Smuinnl. Kink-fig: {mm wh-uver
cause produced, or how r cavern, yilt‘ be
Iyeedily relieved and the orpnl renal-ed to
healthy z-cllon. ,
Read the following opinion! of eminent
French physician-z i y
“We have used the Specific Pill- prepnr‘d
by Gnrnntiere t Dug-out, No. 2|; Rue Lou
hard, from the prrlcripiion at 'Dr. Jun Delu
mnrre, in our yrimur primes with unllunu
menu, and we belie" rheroxil no out" ined
ioine to we" calculi-led to cure 11l perlonl
nufl'ering Irum Involuntary lmiulonl or In]
other wenkucn uflhe Sung] omin, whether
caused by u sedencnr, mode oilliviug, cue-nu,
or Ibuse. R. A. Enunrnll, M. D.
__( ‘ G. D. unnml, I. D. _
hut Luann-3,11). '
Paris. my 511», 1863."
BEWARE OF COUNTEBFIITS. f
The Genuine Pill: m lold by I" the prin
cipll Draught: .hrolghom [ln Forld. 9:ch
0n: Dollu per Box, or 8i: Bonn for Fin
Doll-n. ‘1 ‘ l'
(human a; Daron, Sole Propreton,=
No. 114 line Lombard,P-ril. ‘ .
Ono DollAr en cloud to n] mlhorlud Agent,
will inlure ; box by return mail, ucnrcly
senled from nll own-Hon; 3|: .bum (or I”
dollnru. . '
Bole General Agent: "lor Austria: ‘.
030 w G. 110588 110., 1.
27 Mesh-alt u., N. Y. i
N. B.—Frgncl, German. tip-nigh tulnglbl‘
lephlf'l, confining in“ particular: Ind! dh‘
"mom for no, In; in. h "It, “drab.
A. D. Buehlcr. Agent for Getty-burp
Dec. 18, 1885. I, ' ‘
EDITOR OF THE COIPILER:
Du: Silt—With your pemiuion, I will! in
ny u? the render: of your psper. um. I will
and, by return mail, to all who Wm! ugh»;
I Bocipe, with {all direction- for n-kjgflgy .
using a. linpl. Vegan bu Balm, my: : efv
factually umqve, in ten d-yl, Pimplu,Blo ,
Tun, Incklu, :nd :11 lupuritiu of tho Skin,-
lening the ume non. clur, smooth sud. bun
tlful.
lwill nlao mail {no to those having Bald
Head‘s, or Bare Fit”, simple direction sad
lubrmtion that will emhle men in am a!
lull growth of Luxnrhm Huh, Whhhn, M
launche. imlcu Linn ihlrty dun. '
All spégliutiou 3::l'oflld' by my: It“.
with“! ”10.. scan 1 am, .
mos. r. CEMPIAR’, Clio-id, J
Non”. an ‘B3! macaw-1,3" York.