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”nu: mfijflm u Man-bed «my Monday
mt, may J. “ABLE. at B 00 pa m~
..fi if “a 'm m mm a peru
mumpud nan-ea. Newman!»
mama-lo- nus Motto palm-her,
unul nu amorp- art- pad. ‘ ‘
A nvsa'rmrjm 13m lulu-tn! at Ihc- and min.
JOB PRINTING 9! all kinds donv with mum-u
Ihd durum-m ‘
OFF‘fl'E in South 8111(1an Ultra-l, between
Kidd]! and High. nrnr this 1001. Mar—“Compl
le: Printing cam" on Ihr sign. ‘
Professional Cards.
Dr. .T. A. Armstrong,
AVING n-mm‘ed lrum New Salem, Turk
H coumy, uml having locnled av. Middle
!uun, Adams county, ofl't-rs bin prnfruionql
service! to the public. [July 31. ‘65. I, .
Dru-D. 8. Pefl‘gr, '
BBOTTSTUWN, Admul rounly, continues
A the p.uclico 0! his profession in all its
run/c411", Ind would respectfully imite all
humans ufllicu-ll will: My old standing \dis
cues to cull and connult him. l -
(m. 3, was. 11' 9 ‘ ‘
Doctor 0. W. Benson. <
PFICE A! Ihr Rnflrnnd Home, (fronlfdom,
O formerly own-ice! by Dr. Kinny) :,
LITTLESTO\\'N,»PA.
June 19, 1565. M ‘ ‘
Dr. .1. w. 0. O’leal’u
OFFICE n'nd Dwelling. N. E. mm" of Baf
limnre‘nnd High sireeumcnr Preubyu-rinn
(‘uur‘ch, (Nuyshurz. l'n.
iov. 80, “-563. y!
D.‘ manually.
TTORV‘EY AT LAW, (nflirr one door wen
A o! Buahler’l drug Ind hook stormf‘bnm
bornhuru strum Atrruun' no Snmurnu mu
Pun-(n up Pmswn. nmfifly Lnnd War
nnu, [Luzkopny suspended (Iluimn, MM nll
nth" claim-I nglinns my GnVanment nl Wash
hig'o». U. 0.; nlloAmvricfinOhsimn in Engla_nd.
[..md Wur‘mnu loutonl :nng qold,orbought,nnd_
'hizhv-gt pricos givrn. Agent.- armed-in lo
cntiug murmursjn lows, [flinch nnd other
wescern mm- fi'M-ply to him yenonull;
or by lattei’. ' .
(.‘.-tiyllmrg, Nov. I'], '53; ‘ ‘ )
1 Law Partnership.
‘V A. DL'M'AN x .I. H. WHITE.
‘.’ .gT’l‘Olngi’? AT LAW,
Wll'l'pmmptlycnitend (0 all lngni l.u:inus
umutgnlh: Ilmn, including my procuring of
Peu‘iibns. Bounty, Buck PJy, sud all olhrr
chin" mating: the United sum and Slave
anrnmo‘pu. M A
Uflice ifiLNurth West (213 nm of Diamond,
Getty-burgJl'enn'u. ‘ '
Apt“ 3 mos. u '
_- _4_.__..7 _..._:__.. -.-..-
Idwu-d 3. Eu. :hler,
TTOR‘SEY ATLAW, WI” faithfully and
-A_ promptly uttemf to all business entrusted
to Mm. He‘lpeuka the German human“..-
Ulfips at the name place, in South Baltimore
nnel, nexu' Fomey’g drug store, and nearly
oppoi'le Danncr‘k ZiuglEr's note.
Ucttyuburg, March 20. ' -
" J./C.Nee’ly.
-TT—flRNEY AT LAW.—~l'urtirulnr;ntfeng
A ti‘og‘: pm! to col-lrcvion of Punaions,
aunt], and Buck-pay. Ulfice iu the S. E.
ugw-r of the Diamond. '
llrtlyshnrg, April 6, 1863. if
J-rLuwrenée Hill. 11. D.,
AS hi'u office one . 7
door weal. oftho 6 .M\
iLuthua-n church in ~ J
(number-tug uteet. Ind Oppome Picking?-
Iture. wh‘re those wishing to have any Dental
Oporn'ionjperlotmed are respectfullyinviu-dlO
can. Rural-(cu: DH. Hornet, Rev. C. P.
Kr. nt'l. n, D., new. H. L. lhtugher, D.~D., Rev.
Pxof. .\l. J.l(‘ob!. .'rof. .\[. LlSttever.
Gm) slung, 5,1111 “.'aa.‘ -
Cannery Removal».
V Hfimduysiunedmeing the uutllunzed person
' to mnke n-quvnln ihto Ever Urn-en (10-me
lery, hß'pu that such as ruinemfilnte the removal
ofthe remniua uf- «lecensed rglntivos or friend]
will nvni) llwmsch’l‘a 0! this finnsun oflhe year to
have it done. nemomk made with promptnc“
¢ —~lerm| 16w, Ind‘ho cfl’ort spurt-d to Mouse.
, ' PETER THURN, \
Ilnrch 12, '6O. Keeper of the Cnuetery.
hardware di: Groceries.
Y 1!": ugh‘srrihers have: just remrned from
| the civic-s whh an immrnse supply of
mmnum; a mummin—zs, whirl. the) are
nth-rung at the” old “and in Hulhmorv Mr. M,
u privu to suit the umes.‘ Our stock consists
in p u! M
BULUING \IATERMLS, A ‘
CARI'HNTER’S TOOLS, -
'BLACRRNIITH‘S TOOLS,
* COAUH FIADINGS
SHOE FINDINGS. '
CABINET MAKER'S TOOLS.
iluvsrzxmzmzri's Hx‘rnnns,
_ ALI. KINDS 0? ”MN, kc.
GROCERIES UP A LL KINDS,
(OILS. PAIN’I‘s, &C., In. THY-re is no anlcle
Im-ludrd in the sen-ml departments mentivued
Ibuu: but q'hzn can he had M. this Store.—
ETC!) cloud of Nu-hnnics can be accommodated
hero with took Mu! finding-,nhd Housekeeper:
can find every nrtirlc in their line. Give us a
cull, '.li we are [ln-p ured w felt as low for Club
In any house but ot'lth‘e city. .
> _ ‘ JDH. B. BANKER,
DAVID ZlEGLfill.
Gettysburg, Shy [6, 1864. .
The Great unwary
F THE .\G_i-}.—lnfla.mmnwry and Chronic
O Rheumatism (Mn be cured by using H. L.
NILLEIL‘ST‘I‘ILE“RATED RHEUMATIC MIX
TURE. lat-Any prominent. citizens of xhil, and
the udjoining counties, have unified to it!
gram. udiihy. ks snccela in Rhenmnllc lfi‘oc;
cumulus bécn hitherto u'lpamlleied by any
wecific, introduced Lo the public. Price 50
cents per bottle. For sale by all druggists And
slurekcepen. Puputnd only by H. L. MILLER,
Wbulcuule and Hamil Druggint, East Berlin,
Adams cuunty, Pm, denior in Drugs, Chemicals,
Uila, Varnish. Spirits, Ptluta, Dye-scufi's, hut.-
(lml Oils, Ensues? Ind Tinctures, Window
Glut. Perfumery, Patent Medicines,'~&c.. ch.
HA. D. Buehlcr is the Agent in ueuys.
tun; toe “ 11. L. Miller] Ueiehnted Rheumuic
uinnre." [June 3, 1861. tf
. _ A _____~_______~_ ...- ,_..V,_.___
‘* sun at. Work:
‘HE undenigued co’ntinuen the
' CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSINESR.
in In its brmchea. n his 0'” stand, in East
Middle street. Getlyuburg. . '
MILK" WORK mud» to order. and
‘ R E P A 1 R l .\' G
done promplly And u lowest. wig-u! <
Tr» Cut-mu SPRING 'AGONS Ind I
SLEIGH for rule. JACOB TRUSEL.
Dec. 7, 1563. - .
we flirt-Er:
. ‘W. FUNDING continue; tho buiniu
A. of SALE CBYING, Ind muck.- Uncon
lmned fiat-angst“ thl public. ‘1! is his con
lunt onduvor to give'utisfsction. Charges
modmte. We in Buckinridge urea,
Gettyflmr . ~ ~ .
P. B.‘-—'l£ in u [hound Am", under the
Tu Luv om. {lliad Sum. ‘
Nov. 24. 169:.
Ble You Wish
7’ pm."- I 6000' WI of youmK
nu claim on you kinda? go it
one. u WIPIB'B GALLBY, filo but 9
I tho can»! “your: Inc elm pictnnl.
A Few 7W“ ‘
nu. on hm: aunt-nu n mi: FIRST
S XEROX“. BANK or Garrmaum.
3 a GED. ARNOLD. Cubist.
0c: 9. 1:65. or
"tum-me AT’l‘EN'flOK-hnuww
Pioflnel my,» ' man's SKY
GALLEBY, onuWut liddh It, An
“gm; universal “union. Good {algal
Gen npuibi- to any car taken in’
W 0111 And. cumin for mun-Iva.
ingflJuE. ___ .‘...-
"loo; ‘ um ‘ ' “Haifa;
§ no out??? an a argon“!
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m a. J._BI'AHLE.
48th Year.
2 New Goods! Chéap (annulus!~
: [IE PLACE To GET THE“
E ’ . IN HANOVER!—
\‘e bomb; inform the citizens of York and
Adams counties, that we have catahlished, It
1!": southeast corn" of Centre Sqlmre and
l3n|tixnore,»tnet, HANOVER, lormelly occu.
[lied by C. E. a T 4 T. Win, A Brunch Store,
(the principal bminees bounce being bungled
in an= York and ,l'ork, l'n.;) where we will
krep at ull film”! a regular assortment of Dry,
polnrsolc and Fancy GOODS, also, a'well se
llt-I-tqd nusnrunont or CLOTHS. CASSIMERES,
CASSINETS, (lUT'I‘INI-Z'l‘H and CORDUROYS‘:
Chum, Glnu nud Queens-ware, Ludfn’. lliuaea'
find Children s 811055,; also. a nlre and lull
mnnrlmeuv. of nll kinds-o! (:Alll'l‘l'l‘, Floor
ard Tnble till-cloth. .'. .
I" Wc- have alnopstahlislwl in mom»: adjoming
the Central Hotel, a. ‘ CLOTHING S'l‘Oll-E.
when: Ml keep con'sumtly on hand a well
BPIH'IEJ nssdrlmenl of Ready-made Clmhink.
or the 1:1th Myles. and I Tull assurlment ol
(leutlemen‘t Furnishing Goods, 'snch as Hall,
Cups, Boots, Shoes, hm, which we will sell a!
rédurml priceb. ~ »
, As our menu is. Ind always will be, "quick
sulus xmd «mull profits." we hope to rece‘lve I
uhure of the paironnge of town. and coun
try. ()ur connection with the large wholesale
hour-en in New Yul-k City and York, Pa.,where
are always stored an extensive flock of goods,
which we BE" nl whdlesale and retail, enhbles
us to supply our old friends nhd such of our
m-w cuetmners‘na will gin us a call, with the
wry but murkeuflvl’e goods, at lower mm
leu anbe purchased anywhere in “agitate.
Cull and see for younelzes. .
JOS. LEBACH i! BRO
Hanover. June 26: 1865. Jy
I%lean Goods.’
MALL PROFITS & QUICK SALES. ‘
S J.,L. SCHIC‘K
would respéctfully any to Ilie‘ citizens oLUct
tysburg and vicinity, that he 34: now receiving
an his sfure a splendid !
STUCK UP WINTER GOODS.
The flock consists in part. of Fancy nud_
Staple DR¥,GUUDS, of every description.
BILKS, , . ~. .
MOZAMBIQUE, ’ ‘
cumming, l
' DELALSES, f
BOMIIAZINES,
. "\ ALI’ACCAS, ,
' \ LAWXS,
CALIGOES,
of ll qmlition and choices! styles. which WI"
b 0 suld I! PRICES TO DEFY CUMPI'ZTITIUN.
_ FURNISHING GOODS
61,71“ kinds, including Silk, Linen and Cotton
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Stockings, kc. »
'cAlso, n splendid nsaorlmen‘ of RIBBONS,
Laces anal Edgings, Umbrgllus and Parasol!» ~
My stock of WHITE GOODS wilE be found full
and complete, and custogiers may rely upon
nlwuysgetling good goods M the lowest possi
ble prices. ' . «
(lenllemen will find it to then- advantage tc
call and examine my stock of ~
CLOTHS, ~ ' v
' 1 'CASSHIERES and ‘ ‘ ' -
, [v ' ..ITINGS,
or nll qualities and Choices: ' . ‘
(Jan. I, 1863. ~ J. . SCIIICK.
Ilitrgains I Bargains!
TEW, FALL AM) ll LVN-JR IC‘UHDS.
h ; FAHNESTUCK;BRUI‘NERS
lupejnst returned from New York and Phila
delphn with one ol the largest flock: of up!
l-‘ull anf “Tm" Goods ever ofl'ered to the
citizens at Adams manly. They were rpnr-
Lhuscdvliclme the lan- rife in goods nnd wxll
be sold at corrosronding prices. The unusually
great demand forgoods ofcvery description for
the Southern marker, will nndouhtedlj' cause
a furiher rise in the prwe of goods. We then:-
fore advise all thnt ‘ \
NOW IS THE TIME T 0 BUY.
'Oiir stoclLOf Lndies’ Dreas‘ Goods is com
plelo, conéisting of French Morinofis, wry
x rheup, all wool Poplins, all wool Plnifls. De
! Mines—Shepherds“ Plaids, (Sanctuml Ging
ihnms, Plaid Giselln,Coburgs.Clollis foanéiPs’
I Clnnka, ummmllg~ low, Silk: and 11l the latent
i elyles 0! Dress Goods.
; CLOTIIS, Cusimens, Cnsrinetz, Tweeds,
_ Kenmcky Jeans, him. for Men's Wear.
L FLANNELsAtheJnrgesl stock ever brought
I to Iliisqmnrket, and cheap. . Also, a lnrge as
? sogtment of Cloak Trimmings, Slmwli, Hoolls,
I Bnlmomla, and in fact a lull Ind complete :3-
- sonmeuv. of all kinds of Staple and Fancy
6601“. Our stock having been purchased
low. wg say again
BUY YUR FALL & WINTER GOODS NOW
flaring i'eplcnished our stock in all its de
pnnmoma, we are propnred to supply \\ hntever
may be wnnud in our line of business at prices
that d!!! competitiOn. Call M, the Red Front.
. FAUNESTOCK BROTHERQ.
Sept. , [865. ‘
Haggles Carriages.
HIS WAY! IHIS WAYl—‘l'he under
' signal ll engaged in Ihe {Janine-making
busineai, in West Middle street, near Geo. Lit.-
lle’: old store stand, Gettysburg, and invites
nil whq muy.,need anything in_ his line to
give him a cull. He puts up, in lhe very
beu mannrr, Pulling-top and other BUGGIES,
and all the diflerent sfitylu at GARRI.\GES.—
With a full knowledge of the business, and s
determlmuion to in satisfaction, the public;
{an rely upon la jobs being good. He
i'lll endeavor to deserve a large slurs ‘l‘ pa
uouge, and hopel to receive It. ‘ ~
REPAIRING done a! the shorten noliu,
nd‘ou non reuonAble terms. Won't,
produce will is uken in exchange for work.
‘ CHASE. GILBERI‘.~
Gettysburg, Nov. 6, 1865. Ma“
0 Yes! 0 Yes!
HE Underfl'gne'd rupecllully announce! to 1
tho pmbliu um be M- uken out. m Anc- j
Homer's License. and alter: hi. "nicer“: filo.
public. He feels confidant um: his long ex.
perioueo In the business will noble bin to
rendu um. “menu-n. Chugu till he
tunable nnd summation mummies: in m
uesj Aims: REL'BIIN .09”), )X. 1
In. a. me. u Gnu-Rug; h. l
alveJlhn a Ca!!!
HE place to obtain 1 perfect Phomgmph o:
* Ambrot pe, execujed in the best manner,
in u MUIPé-fi’s GALgI'IEY, in Middle “not.
In. 9, 1835. V «
PUB C SALE.
N'TUIBDAY, -_l3th dty of MARCH
0 gen, the who be! will all» Public
sch, n: M: mid»: , In Rumba human,
Adan county,l um Inn'- MI, m m.
to" man yropertyqis;
l ngow, 1850!", For», Shovels, since,
A es, Wood Eur, Mull Ind Wong“, Cow
okm, 8:. Am. HouMoM Md Kitchen
Funilirc. Vii: 3 Badman, TANK! Ind
Chin, RockingCth, 35 Madmrpeung,
Cook sun “a Fin-nu, Tel-glut. Icon ‘3“
Pipe, booths-‘0!“ Clock 86., ink.
chm, Tutu, nil, Bola, Bosch“, Qua-at
w-r'c, Tim-.n. lethal-up, Ino- «I
tad ”they’d, ad my “misled,
“a m to topics. -
‘3“. «adj-nu. u 1: «mt, on
.941 4:}. who- W an!» man-g
“lei: how; )1 ..
- - ‘ mm 4- any.
gnb.l:,xaec.w -- -"- _' g
A @EMQECRATHCAND FAWLV JQURNAL.
PUBLIC SALE.
N TUESDAY, the 13th do] «MARCH
‘next, the nubacribor, intending to remove,
mll sell at Pyblic' 8119,31 hirruidence, in.
Mounljoy township, Adam: county, on the road
leading from Tameytown to the Bnltimore
turnpike, shout one mile and I half from flat
Two 'l‘nvernl, the following peruonnl prnpprty:
3 HORSES, 2001t5,5 Xilchpon,” of which
but when now, Ind 2 more will calvc shoot
the tin» of rule.) 8 Boilers. 1 Bull, 5 Sheep, 1
Brood Sow, will: pig, 5 Shows, Three-horse
Wagon. Spring Wagon, Carriage, Sled, sleigh
and Bella, lluy Carriages. Wugon Bed, new~
Threshing Machine, Wire-tooth Hny Rake,
Cutting! Box, “'innovinz Mill,» 4 If: of Horse
(learn, 1 let of Human, Wagon“ Ba dle, Collars
and Bridlel, Riding Bridle, Hulterl and H-lter
(‘.huins, Cow Chains, Log Chnins, Single, Dou
ble and Three-horse Trees,Sprudeu. Plough:
And li:\rrow_§L,Single and gDouhle Shovel
Ploughs, Corn Forks, Cultivators, Roller,
Wheel-burrow, Grain "Cradle and Scyth’es,
Grnin Shovel, Mattockl, Shovels, Work Bench,
Axes, Maul and Wedges, Snws, die. Also,
Bedstends, Tuhles,'Chairs, 1 Cook Stove {ind 2
Ten-plate Stores, Bureau}.Kiwhe,n*Cupboa_rd,
lron’ Kettle. Meat Vessels, Tubs, 15mm, &c.;
1 barrel of first-rate Vinegar,‘Potnlnes byline
bushel, Purk and Lard by the pound, «Shot
Gun, and a variety of other Articles, (.90 nu
memo: to mention. ’
.fi'Sule to commence at 1:0 o'clgck, A. 11.,
.on said dny, when nucnduncd will be given and
terms made known by ‘ /
CHRISTIAS/ HFRMAN. ,
Jan. 29.1866. 181 / - E
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PUBLIC VMLE.
N WEDNESDAY, whe’ Hi: any of “ARM!
0 next, It 12 o’clock/M., i will sell at Pub
lic Sale, at my residuum/cc, ml the York pike,
.about one mile ens-t. oi Gcltyslhurg. the follow
ing valuable prrhou/ul properly. \ILZ
4 HEAD OF HORSES; 2 (H which are good
brood mares, l,€lnroe-yenr old blooded horse
i-nlt. l two-yea’r old more wit, 2 fresh )hlch
Gown, 1 Young Bull, 6 head of Sheep, 1 Ches
terfiow and Pigs, first-lute {light Broad-tread
\\'i-gon,'“'ngou Bed and good Hay Unrringea,
One-lyric Wagon. Family Cirringe, Sleigh,
'.’ sou Breechbnnds, 1~ set-Elam (icons, 2 sun
Carriuge Harpesg. se' One-hoxse Wagon Gears,
Wagon Suddle, Military do.‘, new’ Riding Bri
dle, llnrnesg Bridles, Carriage Bridles, Co.l_:|l'!'
3 ‘ Leather 'l-‘ly Nata, Chet-k Linea, Single
Linn, Plough Lines, 2 luge Housings. set
Leather Traces, Wagon nu’d (‘nrringe Whips,
3 Plougho, (one nearly new, of Baker's make-J
2 Burrows, 1 Single-show] and 2 Doulrle:
shovel Ploughs, 2 Corn Forks! Cultivate». APPLES amoxxmxnmnvmzhtnmcw r9lO
- Double and Single-'rees. 2 Lumen. socxm." ' '
pnlenz Feed Cu'tu-rs. difl‘erenb pntents, (‘nr- SummerApplm—AmerlennSummeerrmaln,
tinge Spread, new Wheelbarrow, Grain Cljn- Anu‘m‘hnn ma. lknonl. Carolina Rod June, Early
die, Grindsxone. 2 Grain Shovels, pitch; dung 4 Strawberry. Early Hut-vent, High Top Sweating.
and shaking Forks, Pick, ‘Loz Chains, Butt Primate, Bummer limo. Yellow Bonghuhnrgv.
Chins, Cow Chains, Hula-rs, 3 good Horne William's Favor-Iw, (chepl for llghtmlls.) .
Blanketlfßufl'xlo Robb, with many other thing-J
not herein mentioned. . \
[Shh-nus made k'nown‘on day of sale. ‘
_ GEO. A. CODURL
A. W. Flemming, Auctioneers
Feb. 5, 1866. u ‘
PUBLIC SALE.
.\' ummnhhe, 19m «1., of MARCH
next, the subscriber, intending to remove
to the West, will roll nthublic Sule, at his
rvsideuce, 3 miles from Getlysburg, the follow
ing personnl property, rizi
UNB MARE, 2 cows, 1 plush-r sow, '.’ two
hogue wagons, '.' spring wagons, -l trotting
buggy,“ falling-lop buggy, saddle and bridleJ
single harness, double him-nest, colluu, hul
ters, cow clmlus, scythe mid snnth, grindstono,
plows and tun-rows, single and double shovel
plows, Iloulyle' and slushy-trees, forks, nukes,
hoes, abo‘nels. maltocks, groin cradle. _pig, kc.
Also, Household und Kilqben Furniture. viz:
Cook Stove and pipe, 4 bgdetends. '.’ tables, 6
new chairs, new rocking chlir, cllild'l chnir,
rocking. cndle. looking glu.us,'aink, ”and,
safe, corner cupboard, hunter churn, dough
tray, tin ware, tuba, le’Ell, luem vessels,
curtlun lure, lmlf burrel‘vinegur, copper kel
ue, axes, Ina‘ul and wedgep. mean and mm by
the pound, and a. variety of other nrliclu too
numerous to mention.
wSule lo commence‘at 10 o‘clock; A. M ,
on gum dny, when :I‘le'npuucc will be given
any terms made knb nDr 5 . ‘
‘ A ‘ AD'AM BOLLIXGER.
, Feb. 12,1856. m f
PUBLIC SALE
P‘ PERSONAL PROPERTY.—On THY-Em
DAY, the 13th day Jar MARCH, 1866, the‘
subscriber will sell at Publle Sale, at his resi
dence, in Hnmiltonbn tornship. Adams (0.,
about 2 miles, north of‘Millerltown, the fol
lowiug personsl property. viz: _
2 HEAD OF WORK HORSES. 2 Bneyoung
Mules 4 head of Milch Cows, (three 01 which
will Mush about the time of 1319,) 3 head of
Young Cattle, 2 Sheep, 1 Sow, 3 Sluotes.’l‘hree
horse anan. Spring thgun, Plough. Harrow,
Double aniSinxle‘Shovel Plough, Cultivator,
Hay Carriages, Wire-tooth Horse Rake, Sled,
Spresders, ‘Duuhle and, Single-trees, Three
horse-trees, Roy and Dung Forks, Dung Hook,
Rakes, Cloverseed Cradle, Scythes, Mmtocks.
Maul and Wodges, Gross-cut Saw. Grindstone.
Whnlbnrrow, Augéri, ' Breast Chains, llutt
Chains, Cow Chains, Halters, slot of 1343!,
Horse Genrs, lfll‘ll I 8 Breechbnndl, Crupptn,
a set of Harness, Linea, Bridles, Collars,Wagon
Saddle, Side, Slddle. and about 50 bnnhela of
Black Ults,§n superiorflunlily, I Reaper and
Mower, (Mt‘irny‘l patent.) Also, Bodstendl,
TnblesrCupbourds, lent Vessels, with many
other articles, not herein mentioned.
.7.' Q'Sale lo cummenéh It 11 o'clock, A: 51.,
on I'm: dny, when umpndunco ml! by given
Mud term! made known by
1 GEO. C. GRASS.
Feb. 19,1866. t. ‘ «
“ Hfimflfl LAND
OR SALE—On SATURDAY, ihe ,i'hh
\ day 0“!!ch next, in puianenee of an
Order oi the Orphu'u Court of Adena county,
win be cured It Public 3510.0" the preuiu u,
pan of the real ulna of Chtriu Showers,
done-led, viz:
No. 1. The undivided moiety or half-pert of
A TRACT OF LASD. mum in lanolin:
township, edjoining WI. Omet, Frederick
Wsrren, and owe", containing 4 Acne. more
or leu, in which in erected sflAW MILL.—
Thit it“! ie covered, with young thriving
timber, pine, chum“ and uh.
No. 2. A TRACT, in the lame town-hip,
"edjoioing mm of Henry Bauer, Veieuiu
Been", end Willini Heller, «mining 32
um, more or lean. Thie tract ie covered
with excellent thriving timber, white pine,
yellow pine, chum“ tad oak. The ml will
be olered in two pencil. >
No. 3. The undivided noietyor Mil-pert of
A TRAC!‘ OF LAND, in the nine towuup,
enjoining hull of South lon-ul- Iron Con
pny. cone-Mug so Acne, loner lees:
W‘s-Io to comm e: 10 o'clock, A. l,
on mid day, when ate-due. will begin:
eed me sad- known by
”[OB 808103833, Executor.
8p!» com-Jau- J. Fink, mm.
- fiwm be eold on an eased". n th
m manual-id Ml flame“
can, om 'sl—, PIG-. 8, mow,
W Pleat, to.
Feb. , 1!“. a. .
’.'” A - w
3‘ W“ “ '33.?“
rim, .8 ' . . ’ I.
“bath L- 3mm, and mu mu.»
v‘GE'I'I'YSBURG, PA” MONDAY, MAR. 12. 1866.
ggn’mltmal g glnmssfir.
WHAT APPLE TIE“ "E SHOULD
‘ ‘ PM.
Mnny n lot owner would gladly plant choice um
ple‘nnd other fruit trees on it i! he only knn-w‘
what varietielm tho but nndwhurc tom-t them.
“The American Pomoioglcnl Society," which held
its first meeting or convention nt Buti‘nio in the
Stein of New York in 1848, has done much to let us
know the namu or our boat trails. 'i'hnt conven
tion consisted or (Magnum from theStntcs 0! MM
mohnuettl, Vermont. i‘onnecticut, New Jerky.
New York, Pennsyiwnln, Ohio, Michigan. Indi
ans, illinoin. linen“ and Wisconsin, and also
from Madly And in lucceeding annual meet
mg contained delegates from nil or our Northern
and Middle nadir-opt dome of'oanouthorn States.
And at these meetings thevery belt Apples, Donn,
peaches, plums, dun. grown in the diflerant parts
of our country; were collected and careiu'ily amm
ined and compared in order to beertnin which of
them All were 0! tint rate quality and propertivl
Dr general cultivation. And to ”cert-m this
thoroughly the society made it n Ini‘e during the
day tin-lie to marine nil of the fruits brought fob
word by n select committee chosen for that pur
pose. always beginning with the, SOHO-Rt or most
perishable fruits. And only one varmty or the
fruit igquestion was examined at n time by call
ing on delegates pruent i’or lpecimenl of that v1»-
ric-ty for comparison and decision,nnd no on until
they all were examined. And whenever a major
ity of the society could not agree upon disputed
qnmlons concerning the merits or correct norm-s
oi‘ vm’ietiee, the whole subject was referred 'to a.
special «mm in“: to examine and rrport theréon.‘
And in the evenings, and oa-nsionnlly during the
day titne, general discussions on vnrious subjects
of pornuiogical interest engaged HIP attention a!
UN society. Butno deiognie was BIIO“L‘d to spank
longer than ten minutes at n time. nor more than
Iwicmm the same subject. (See U. 5. Ag. Report
1318, p. 376-7.)
The [whiten-ring labors of this socinly have been
productive of great good in two ways. viz: i, in
securing us ulist or first-rate fruits snitvd'to every
portinn or our country, and 2 in ridding or rather
enabling In to get rid of theml nimoet countless
varieties of apples, pun-hes, pearl, plums, then. that
are comparatively worthlvu and unyorthy or cul
tivation. And this moiety, at its unnunl meeting
held in the city of New York. in September. Iw.
rrmmmonded the following named appli‘s as the
but mr general cuitnfl‘ throughout our Northern
and Middle Suites; I have arranged them into‘
their proper orders of summur, autumn and win
ter npplt-s {or the special benefit or your realm-l,
to wit: .
Autumn Armin—Autumn Bough, Fnll Pippin.
Puma-use, (iravc-nstein, Hnwlny or Dowsn, Ponvr,
‘ Rmnbo. '
. Winter Aple.—Bnldwin, Bullock’s Pippin, or
American Golden Russet, Dnnverls Winter Sweet,
Hubbardston’a Nonmhllonuthnn, Lady Apple.
LLnd’lL-a' Sweet. or Sweating. Minlgter. Melon, Nor
ton's. Monmouth Pippin, Runbo. Rhode Island
Greening. Rnxbnry Russet, Smith's Cider. swat;
Vandevere, Wagner, Wine Apple, or Boy‘s. Wine]
flap
' roi PABHCK'LAR LOCALITI‘FS on rucfioxmr.
l Fmpus SpiizenimrmNcwtown Pippin. orthern
Spy, Rod Canada. Yellow Bciiilum-r. .
I \‘Anurrnx nur rooms: \i'ELl. GENERALLY.
' AutumnApplen.—Bnckingham,.leil‘rim,Smoke
house, Winthrop Greening. or Lincoln Pippin. '
Winter .\pplu.—Brondswoll. Cogswcll.
Benson Unknown—Genome Chief. '
And nomto make my communication in useful
as I can, allow me to make some gi-norni observa
tionn worthyor attention. in the first place, them
is n gmtdiflerenov In the monvcrivxxm oronr
~vortonu npplfl treeshinoe some are grunt, others
good. and other: again only moderate or poor‘
‘ beam" of mm. And me trees, too. bear applet
-. every year, while other: only every other year. or
i but one chip in two you-amnd hence itisvory im
portant ‘for :1 man who has only room enough on
his ground [or u raw apple than. not only to have
‘ the hem bnl. mix the" u will yield him good
. Props of apples every year iii-tend of every other
’: ycor only—a unwed!" too much' overlooked and?
l Inglt'ctl‘d in our opplr tree plantings. Among'
tho trees that bear fruit every your we have the
‘ Comma. Red Jone, Dyer of Pornnie Royal. Early
Emmi. Full Wine. Fulenwnlder, (l‘inrnn'aldt-r.
I Tulpehockvn or Pound 3pple,‘) Gurdencr‘a Royal,
v Golden Swwt or Sweating. Gruvcnsufln, Green
Ev’veet, Hawthomdon. Jonathan Hoos’ick. Codim,
, King of Tomklns county, Ltmbcrtwlg,‘ )lujor Ap<
. pfic, Honor, Rambo, Rawle‘s Janet. Red Aston-li
' ah. Rome Beauty, Bed Pennock,Roxbnry Russet,
'. mum Cider. Smokehouse. apitunbexg. Summer
I . 1:, Bmm. Tnilmnn’s Sweating, Vundevere,
‘Nmer, Winmp, Yellow Bough Incl Yellow
Bounower. These pro the only apple trees which
I I find described in the hooks and fruit catalogues
übeina ANNUAL bearers. And nmongtliooe that
' boar min only every other ym.wo have the Bold
wln. Ganlénm Ming. Nmown Pippin,“
Cnnadn, Rhode Illunvi Greenlnx. fit. Kennel in
writing of the Baldwin myl: “The tree bears on
! ormously ovary other year, and in the interval
l occasionally :9 moderate crop." Fessen‘den my:
f olit: “it loan enormous bearer, bearing every
, other ymr, and in the intermediate one not pm
{during an apple.” Robert L. Pei] ofj‘c‘ew York,
ithe famous Newtown Pippin apple grower. My.
' orthia plppln: “I'he.{roit,hy Mullnr monoga
, menu in applying fortiiizers to the m. in porn
dnood in abundance mry year instead. of every al
ternative your. ml is usually the case." (Ag. Rep.
is“. p. :71.) Daniel E. Underwood of Michigan
says: “The Red Canals bean largo crops of line
' mm. every other your, very good." (Ag. Hop. 1836.
i p. 3:9.) Kendrick Mysof the Rhode Island Green
ing: “It bop-Hi in alternate years: a great better.
It is principally walnablp an a rocking ripple. in
which respect it is mperlor to my other“ For the
table it is only good when bptter fruit cannot be
bad." And similar explanations might be undo
of the Giu'denrr'l Sweating and other than that
only bent fruit every other year. And in mitoch
nection let me nay-we have other highly print}
Ipplo tree-much as the Admn'g~ Ailing. Belmont.
Nina's Plpnin. Rnoklughlml. Ewnlt. Fall Pip
pin. Gonna-so cud. Joann, fi-rwy swat. Mud
en'a Blush. Monmouth Pippin, Norman: Spy.
Puck'- Plella-nt. Porter, at. Durance. Tovrnnand.
WimApploor Elm-another! olready numd.
Mtlmnot obletostow whethortlwy hector
mily or in Alumna» yen-rt. And uyo'nr moor-n
who con give on thin information waldo volt will
an: to complete this Mo! our-object.
‘ Wm Ewen.
new. Mum-mad m 1 gm
othdowr ou—nvor boiledmne
mmdorpoamdmmlmnpmwtmw?
thicken «flatbedmwby human:- heme
ovum £lo;an mu your mm and nut.
Mwmmwmmmmmmm;
mm you-on tampon-h m. m; thor
ouchly.mdlfthoonud wmnmterlueady
nun; umnnmmpon-hwmambo
“animal. the ham pommnu
m unnu m Patdn with. pull!
rum-mum. n'mmnnchm
cmmmmwumwmn
tum mmu‘mmmn
mmflnmmthnamh-M
”anflnmun"
”fluwmlqn humid].
magnum-mama”
m at comm, Kentucky.
m
@333: gisuflm.
ALB”! m I'Afl'l' YOUIG m.
.' A few days ago I man named Dr. John
;W. Hughes was hunde M. Cleveland, Ohio,
iwhose fate teaches aaalulnryrlesson. B.
Q was a man of good family. well educated.
{had an honorable profession, and. nl. ohe
; time. a good social position. But he seems
' l 0 have ruined himself bv liquor and bad
.company. Under shone‘infiuenoes he be
tcame thoroughly demoralined and ecofi'ed
at monk and religion. Ho In: hold by no
coneéienpe whntevér. Having n good young
wife and a child, hafimnrried another women
{almost in presence luf his femily, she. how
ever, -being ignorant of his first. mnrriego.
I For thin o"an he '9“ tried. oonvicted. nnd
:m‘ant In our Western Penilemiarxu Plus
zbarg. Ilia injured w’nl'e ,pmcured him a
pmdon for this, but insfiand of being grate;
‘lul-tn her. he nbus'ed her in the most false
[and heartless manner. and went ofi'm seek
the woman he had injured. Havingluund
liner, he deliberately shot her through the
I'henrl because she'refueed t hve with him.
i‘For this he was tried and hanged. ()u the
‘scalfuhl healluded to his adl'anlagel in life,
his education, the wealth and position 01"
mummy; but all these. he said, he had
mllou‘red to be overcome by indulgence in
{drink and bad company. I! was not him
1h l. did lhe crime, on he mid, but the nain
w had been lurned into udevil by intox
ication. What u lesson. . '
PRIDE.
Ajusl pride is the most beautiful mnni't
festation ofhumnn character-a disposition i
to be cultivated and respected at. every age l
and in'eveiy condition. Pride in the main- l
tenance of a spotless ‘character and‘puru
life—pride‘in all things that tend to elevata ;
the mind and heart. and that. however that;
vulgar and vicious may regard us. empreal
to us more and more of the esteem of the”;
virtuous. Fortified by Inch pride, you can l
in the midst. of poverty and trial nmintuin
the dignity of manhoodmnd-rioe hy sell-re
spect. superior to every misfortune, for after ‘
all the homage paid In external pomp and
possession, it is thé man—the true man—l
that counts in the gretst. battle of life, on
,the page of history, - ‘
TM“ ACCIDIH'I'
Two little children, nnniedfihenberger,
residing at Prospect, in Windsor township.
were so severely ivjured by theiex lesion of
ashell on Saturday lllh,‘ thnt they goth died
.from ~the effects of their wounds on Sunday.
It. Ippelrs that the children were laying
with a shell, that. was thrown into “Fright!-
wille during, the occupntion of that town by
General Early’s forces, ofthe. rebel army, in
Ju1y.1863. when itexploded, tearing oil the
lower part, oi thejaw of one of the children.
and severing four'of the‘finaen on one of
the hands of the other. besides inflzcting
otlierinjuries. 'l‘heylin’zered‘in great ago
ny until the following day; when death ie
lieved them of their sufi'eringa. The shell.
it saems, woo carried to Prospect, and with
out. being aware of its being chnrged With
pdfivdex. it was placed in the fire-place ol
the dwelling of Mr. Shenherger. where the
children found it and amused themselves.
by heating upon itwith a bummer. when it
unfortunately exploded with the efi'eot nnr~
rated above. The supponitinn'is that only
one halfofits combustible matter had been
taken out. ....
Another 4crr'dcnt.—-Oue day Jan week, A
son of the 322 v. Mr. Lane, of ,Wrighuville,
also met whh I serioul accident by ‘he ex~
ploaion of n shell..that had been lying were
ever since the oecu anon ‘of that town by
the rebel forces. govern] of the young
than": ri'ab weie'hroken. pnd olhirjm-u of
his body nevenely lacelued. We under~
“and that. the explosion was caused bv nt~
gmpting to take out the ‘powder.—Yorl:
rm. « .
Infanticide.—A Week or um :30 a barbar
ous crime was committed npnr the Howard
Tunnel. on the Northem Germ-u! nilwny.
Ibout ux mike from York. Some wretch.
laid an infant, two weeks old. Miro“ a rail.
and shortly thereafter u train of can passed
over: the babe, literally'cuumg 11l 3910 two
pieces. , - ’ .
fiA Very destructive fire occurred in
Noah Tlnrd all-eat. Pbilsdeiphia, on tho
26th ult. Jamel. Kent. Santos & 00’s.. dry
goods urehouse. the large“ in the saw.
was burned, intolving I loan of $700,000.
Several adjoiping stoma were 3'30 destroyed.
Ono fireman Ins killed and a number in
jured hyfalling wall» 4 The largo: portion
of the propeny was insured. “ .
A Knack-down Argumcnt.—tyemperlnre
lecturer. descanting on the annual and
purifying eli‘ecls ol'oold wntar, remarked u
a knockdown argument:
“When the world had become» corrupt.
that the Lord could do nothing In“: it,
Be In obliged to give it a thorough soul
ihg jn‘onld razor."
"Yes." replied the Mm, “but it killed
every darned critter on the {m ol.thu
earth." ~
S’A couple whb we’re engaged 55 years
ago ind u falling out, and t e {sung mu
nubaequently married Ind ion. 1. rec wins.
while the lady lii-Irina and lived wikh her
husband 53 fears. tubing ; large funily.
The origin] couple revived their first love,
married, and no now living luppiiy at
Lynn. Susquehanna county, Pa.
_v “A dashing bachelor has nppnred in
ndon wilh‘two bind-one ponion. whose
tail: an done up w look like llndy'm“n
-wrkll,” ind moped up in‘ small mtg-nets.
The rmniblmoe it uniting, Ind nu mm
cream u grenl urination.
fi‘l‘hm in e boy down but who in ee
omvomed to go one on nnflroed muck Ind
imitate the steam whhtle '0 perfect}? u to
deceive the oflar at. the nation. in hm
euempt proved eminently menial ; the
Gap? mm: am out end “I'Mod him
0 ‘i
eThey mango thing. funnily in Cali
fornia—military tuners]: for busts-neon-
After burying the defunct. the band can:
back and unmda the widen.
fi‘l’haé in l negro in Phflodolpbh who
is dhtingnilhod for th me at In. foot.-
Tlsoy m Munro inch- in lug-b.
A ““30ng pug...
.‘ 'hsmYo hubouhnwod
Shiknpsl‘nioh 1.1351“ ‘
.‘A Hula buy It! M‘Od to donlb in l
pupa in Burma. Penman“.
' 1 his I; «a named in m
ugh". gag; to S: {on}! may. ' *
\ ‘ 3: xx Am'Axcn.
.0201: the N. Y. 81mm Mercury.)
A DMD VOLUS'I'III.
«The late interview between the Prelident
and the Negro Delegntion.hended by Fred.
Douglas: and G. I‘. Bowling. in described
by our old corrupondant in hiumoet Imus
in; vein. Possibly this description may be
more humoroul than literal, but we appre
hend that. the Disbanded speaks thesimple
truthwhen he say: that the sentiments of
the President are not misrepresented.
N‘s-smut. llorrst. ‘
Washington. Feb. 8, 1866;
Elyturt of the Sunday Mtrkary: .
The nnten‘ified African hes lied s grand
tork with our Detnocrnticlt teller citysin',
,President Andy Johnson. Yest'day fore
noon kwites likely gang of sbel-boddid
and ‘sispirin dsrkeys. hedded by Fred Du-‘
piles: and George T. Dowling. who. I blevo
Formally k'ep an uister shop in Broad street, 1
New York. and wns sumwltet di~tingwish- I
ed for lns hriles. called on the Cheef-Madg- i
istrait to instruct him as to his donties and“
obligashlns to the blacks and Inns of the >
South. ißutler. the Bittleman. looked in l
nt'the White [louse about the same hour, I
end was snkshus for an immedlent inter- I
vow; but Mr. Johnacnhevmg perhtely te- [
kwesled him to cork uphnd simmer doe n 1
ontil the Math had lied thnr. turn, he te- i
tired with the same reddy slackrity, that
ca‘rscterised his movements at Fort Darling t
sud Fort Fisher. The delegashin. which.
represented outgdsrlt complected brethren i
in sll parts of the United States and tho,
conkered Southern provmces. shucl't hands
thh the President kwite amicable, and
Citizen Dealing opened the‘limlavir with s
speech that did great crt-dir‘to his ebony
ingtinks. lie remnxkt, in substnns. that
Jack was as good—as his master, and rayther I
better; thet wool ill'd as much right to go i
[g the polls as bar, and th‘et ef the n‘igger- ‘
Gee wurn’t fully admitted inter the pale ol
freedom. thar never could be thut covjsli
solshil intercosrse atwixt the whites and
blues. witch the eimildnrity of thar tastes} 5
itftellecks end tiniest] conformuhin, ren- I
derd nessuerry for thsr mutesbel comfort, .
happiness and conveenyence.~ He sed he I
appeerd as the delicate'for New England, I
.the land of Sumner, and Wilson. and
Spraig. whsr the Ethiopian and Cziwcsahian '
was wun and cnsepnrable. and Dingy Dinah I
was as deeply respected by the calico slnv- '
ernlly as Mrs. Beechers Toe. y l
Fred Dugailm. who reely torke elswill to
a Phiisdelly hmyer, and is mutch more of ,
a gentleman than ’l‘nml Stevens. l‘ollerd'
soot in s more elequentvain. Us argued ,
from Coke and Blaqkstun, that culler was '
no her to the rights of snverinity. “Look -
at England." he remarkt, “from the airlest I
ages she has reckognised the ekwalityiof
the Attican, and ef the Black Prence had '
a lived, she .wud have had a cnllud man tor}
a King." He also relerd to his greet Inn
sister. Black Dugullm of Scotland, as a
darky universally respeckted in his day,
and to his majesty the Ktmpf Siam. as A
fine French and Latin skullanl, tho’ of the ,
oomplexshin ofthe sceol' clubq. Here the ’
President. with thst grave humor for which ,
he is remarksble. inkvnredef the King of l
-Sinm didn’t ray hummsge to the l 7.51: :
E/eplant. Fredrick eed he bleved he did, !
and wot ofitl To which Hts Eugsellency l
replied thst he would advise the cullml.’
race in America to do the same thing. or"
mehbe they moughtfeel the animal's tusks.
'l‘his dry observruhin took the-chsmpyon
of Sembo’e rights slitely Ibeck, but he soon
returnd to the charge snd pied the csws of
his peeple for about fifteen minmts like a"
pet-feels steambote. .
The President then breefly responded.—
Hs sed he had‘tnken grate plesher ln"plsy
in the part of Holy Moses to the Suns 0t"
Ham. but the fact In they wanted tooi
much-pork for their shillin. He was that ‘
trend bend and gluv.[at the same limeput
tin on his gluv and otl'erin to shake hands 1
with Dowhng‘]. and was willie to laid them I
into the km of Prommis, but not, right
away. into thelsnd of Performance. 'l‘hey ‘
must be c'ontent’to "nit swhile on Mount
Pisgah and ‘edmire the prospeck. alore
they went the entire hog. The msjority,
he ullowed.mss egen oonvertin em inter
suvrins, onnl they had tested em for awhile
in that- non capnasity. and seen wot kinder
metal they wer made of. El they didn’t
wantto be eggsterminated, they’d.better
let well enufl' stone. Those-s egged em on s
to demand full llytrckle ekwsllity wss
just the kinder £4:an as would stand It?
thsr backs sud see ther brains blown out, I
sud he advised em as a father, not to run
sgeu s hung. ‘
I dunno as the 11th war precisely the
President’s words, but 1 mm vouch for the
accuracy of the sentiments. 'ln course the
remarks didn’t meet the deleeuhins views.
They had jist cum cocked turd printed
from Thad Stevens and his whippers in,
and wnrn’t prepared to Hsncn to resin.
To use the lengwidge of a popular poiek,
L_;-Dugallsss around him drew his cloak,
" Folded his arms ~and thus he spoke :"
,5“ he. “Mister President. I shell sppesl
from you to the peepil."
“Do sol" snserd Old Hickory the Sock
ind. “Do so. my mulstter friend, [ hev
smasin confidence in the pupil."
Good for him, wsrnt it? And his oonfi- ,
denee isent missplaced. - i
I understand the Reds sir gerfeckly rs- 1
win at the manner in which t sr pets war
treated. end you any expeclt snutlses ‘
hrosdside of revolooshthsry tork~in both
Houses: store the week closes.
Comiderin tho way they’re piwbln inter
the President, X wander bodnsem remove
that hungenon from all the departments
of the publick unis, and put hit "00
friends in ”I” plan. Belch I member
would be very apt to bring the Dilunion
bluckguardp in WIND, to my non-n; for
flu: heat. wun ohm Lbs: lung! 50!. 3 ball
‘an of moraynny nattellim dependant on
thefiiuv‘nmmem for support. hll! of whose
tine]. upent in hbemn. “min, and cumin
the I‘mpd’l Prddent.
Hopin flu! he'll NB pm It: ”tib
ymhor on than vermin, and in that pk.
ca with decent men,
1 remain . '
In Andycnt up to‘thn MlO. .
My“ 51!“.
A Luann Vanna;
If (hm but one high once of the govern-
DOIIK from which; not. thtn any on)". I.
hlv‘u fight w expo: duality sud «ooh
wand-ct. it in than of Chi-(Janina!
the uproo- Court; and from tho unb
i'nlunent 01 than unemu-d triboml am
'° “r “m °‘ “£952?“ :5: W'-
out mm l o ' ‘
has boo. a“; hydran- 11:, $2353
anm m m
In?!» “an: m - which: can
a“ 30' “I mI. M”.
1 till .4 to unite. the axiom
‘“ ”(‘.'2 «’3'!
oxlhdi§r§u3m9nt ' mulot
mm : , “ ‘ V "
8 “A! Dr. Suntlerlamk'u church. In mgfit,
Cb'td JIIHN Cline introduced kaflflt
Dough“ to a «Dance m-iitury. making.“
him in high! comvlimmmy (mm. » he
mm ~oecnpfdd hm hours. taking for‘hll
nah-6t "l'he Asumsinnfion and its Lnnom.‘
‘gl‘heu were prguat many member: of
Guam-cu, and a number of the lecturer'l
W 3 me. He wulnppiuuded throughout."
1”. we“ known that the person clue
met! by HlO Chief Justice» of the an.
pram Court in I mulatlo, who baboon for
n number of pan mam-red hy the Abdi
tionisu. and paraded ab put a: an evidenco
af the superiorhyof 'm'grn inullect. He
has rdcenuy been ewmrd in talking
opearb'n Abusive n‘flm P: ~..i'2mn.\and hm
week. fin comp-m 7 with my and other “col
ored permm," pretrndg; I'o 11¢ a delega
tficn representing the nrgro» of’ the whole;
mum”. he impudPnlly wen: (a the Whito
Houso’and undprmok on nhuko President
Johnson for refusing to admit the raga-Ina
of tho‘ funntica “ho new cmurol the my
jority in Congresn. Tho :pI-och which he
made 'nfter lm’ng introduoed Ind "highly
complimented" by ’.'/.ilf Judi“ Chan was
gross?! insulting to the President. and
contuinad lunguagcuf the mlrulumniom
and uni-mac character; ‘ ~
No. 24.
Now. what age the American paoplo to
think b! A man who. while filling the high
eujudlclnl‘ofl‘po of the governmenl. in not.
“burned-lo Ink. ran. in l public demon-
Itrntion’ wlmaa pa pubis object n tn insult.
and mnlign the l‘ruLdent. of the United
Staten? Can 'uny Amflricnn who has lien-In
lore felt pride in nurOrenc ltapublicl‘nil w
blush ivhen he sec-a so arms alack or de
cency 'exhibited by the Chief Jmlioa of the
Suprpme @mrt? What have we come to.
when no some 0! self-respect, can inducn
Inch an omo'ml to refrain from engaging in
the work winch heretofnra my: only been
done by mlnhouse politicians? .
"“0 shame. where is my blush?" '
- When wn lhmk of the gflnctmhic‘h sndh
conduct must have n‘pon llm mind: oran
(clhgen: men throughout. the world we con
fess that our henrt m heavy with tho weicln
ol'humxhalion which rests upon it. In ut
not. lime for the people to rvhugkv the dam,»
ngogup who in smling (hfljulllciJl ermine
by web de-zpicuble bervilily to u‘recklpu
fuctio‘p. and bringing disgr'nne upon our
counny? F-t|)4tici~\l|l must be very strong
'when m. "w.“ snncli-‘m such grassly indecor
on's nondur'l in 11 high nficlul, and ref uih
fr‘om Irrploving the slunm-hxag unlit“ nf
thonewiho mnke “the nvgru” u ml'u mw
With Ikilli‘ch they may oulrngtz val‘y some
of p ‘opriety ..und 'decency.— l’lul'udci'phu
Nmm} (Ifrpubh‘can) ‘
- -... «..-—f‘«~
“C 0!!! 300‘ OF'CIII‘ION‘CL’.
‘ nd it came to meantime day! {but
uncnln of she who are Again gath
‘ogemer. _ ‘ _
1.
the ex
ered
2. Mn} behold one Thaddeus surm‘mml
“Bis lens,” and Charles snrnnuml a [.‘.th
wore th‘ere, and coming privily together
lhny Mid : }
, 3. f‘Behold we have found {he kin; to be
ljuafi mm. one who harem Qod. nml' is
obedient to his oath regarding the covenant.
4. “He Imnzl'e'lh like unto u rock against
us. "3d agninst our cllmdr, and drombmh
nos 11. our words. 3 ~»
§. ,‘E‘Behulti he hnth driven nwny from M
fore in), the Preachns. nnd Heavenly Hy
enuannd Harlan. and Bloodsuckers whom
we 5 nl before um; lei uu’oumhel go to
him, Lper‘ndvenmre he may hear an. ‘
6. “The skin of the Lion being too abort.
lee ul’ hymn subtlety of the Fox, enmurQ
his fiwt, that our end: mny be accom
plistd." ‘ . ‘
7. {And going forth they clad themulvn
and ihvir friends in wrywoal, that their
Icnletmighv. be hidden. ‘ ‘
‘ ml cnn~=- - '
'B. ..ndkcnming into the presence of the
King; they bowe‘d their necks, and dig! him
hom ge.
9. nd opening their mouths. “my aid,
J‘Oh 'mg! great in thy aims, and brigm
xu th sun ‘in the shining of thy glory. '
I 10. “We bow down to thee, and wonhip
thne.lforlo m is thy wisdom Ii n beacon up
fon the hilldopn. _
‘, 11.: “And now, behold thouut th over
all the hmd; the North and the South bro
thimi that thou mayest do with them a
thoulhilt. _
_ 12., "LN. un, therefnn, thou Ind ul. place
our yoke on the neck: of the people whiln
it is $2l. day. and we mny'work. -
13 “Béhom the nighgromethnr by the
“smiling: which appear in the Wésl. Ind
extehd‘even unto‘ the Eust, are we wnrned
that. Rho and dmwelh nigh. . a
-14 “Let. m. therefore. whilst we mu.
mnk to ourselvel a. Kingdom‘in the South;
fro . the treatiurel of the Ind, let us build
to o mlves grealmm. .
15‘; "Let u': take away from the vanquish
ed their win, and their home: and llndfl.
tht‘i herds and fl mks—let ua nuke than:
(ix-mime. and gin: all to the nmw-r.
16 ("FJE bylmld hue they nut. saved at
frc the hand ugDAvil, and of Lee, and of
B» rec-rd !) ‘ _ , .
. >l4. “Le‘. the white'man'. by the we“ of
‘ his row,‘ [my taxes, that We my build
och Is, and 19mph». and nhantiel. for the
son. and rluughtrrs of Hun. -. 3 ‘
1.. “LM the ram. and winfiholl of the
Inn , be given In Snmlmrthnt he may 13.
‘ do n, and stink, and be at rest.
1 . ”And behalf, if than will, do that!
Oh]: gs, we shall {all down before then Br)-
?ker aha” Aim; at l‘fiwmml Force]. the
lumen”, shall slmw forth thy grpatneu."
29. But the king amwurifiz. said: “I
per ewe that ye hue midnkun your path,
|ln ban talked to noyurpom In my lhld‘
on of flypoorisv. ‘- } ‘
I 2 . "Behold.l have "mm it that. my
‘ ha d~slmllnulum luv! delend the conmmt
in Ibe lam. nor-hall Ll):- urpent of Tron
10!:ngan mp. thou-1h clntho-l in fins moi.
W. "My vouca ling” m) mm: to ‘ho pro
plei with un uncertain sound; with than.
} der‘r shall they be taught to have “I!th
[ mv'word. ‘
i 92!. “There man be no Canmn forth.
‘ ui 7"", nor tho wank-thief of the But. who
MEN: in his shadow". = -
1 "Frnm my km (a the West. gnd'
fro the North to [he Snuth shall the hw
’ harm“. by the grant and (ho unsung»,
they win and the foolish. alike. nt‘
“ . "00 yo Junta» lonh [mm my pres
9:}: not bring ya to my the malice of your
h m. conserved in form! of new in"; Ind
y I ah: 000 mm. * ‘ ‘
26. "I ha» that") you from tho dayl‘ol
Did; your wicknhwu is written Igainn you»
throughnnt um l’unrl.
27 "In your he-ms ban ye hatch"! Bat.
and Rebellwn. um! um" the dank oflny’
dry do ye min In undo the union.
28. 'Out of ynurown month: has ya
been judged; and cum"! my“ be you:
Infitnory. from g-nrar’uzinn unto genfiuion.‘
29 “Were it no: {Mt yo no ounlmpfi-
Ma, 1 might far from your mum, «Lani.
:7 In that people. .
30. “Yo are but. blind all lm—lha (mg!
therewith ye would wbun-l are bocomo
dull. Ye have not the bur“ ol non, but
of lentlol wolvu. »
81. "Your name :hnll be a hmingvund .
re ranch to those who love the‘ G-wqmnt.
311% who bow not. down to thn Punk (0
mm set an in ma huh plum."
32. And the oompimum want forth from
tho pmcpoo of the King. breaking emu
und vengeance.
33. And Ihry did {mm at lhl nnmib t 9
manna: like unto the wild bou- did my.
anon h: their fury.
34. BM tho p'ople. “camel-math.“
shouting. Ihowod {out the” by‘ um. um
hand at Trenton had hm: um Ihonenod, -
UN mammary up the much of
“so wlioaln Sm Mgr”! an no mm M; ‘
”tun. m m A4miuisuttim«m M:
a tin Mann u: mtrimizm "NH.”
Mob during the nut. » ~_ ( '
According to nun.
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