f “kin-‘6! mucn-mx.
flu: company palm-had . gvny Mom-y
m by HENRY J. Elm-t 92 00 per lu
au: ‘1 pH ”new 1;! swam—O: 50 per u:-
nu- “fit and In adv-IN. No "mm aw
Manned; Inks- u the o‘puun of haynlnlflmr,
unmfl mu no pun. ‘
ADV'ERIXHEMEFIB Inn-run! u the and mm.
108 PRINTING“ I“ kinda done with neitneu
nnd dispatch. . ‘
OFFICE 1n gnu: Bnltlmom street. hem-cm
mmno Induluh. um: um l’ou only;-~“c«:myl
ler mum; onw’zon the darn. x
MBlO I 8.1 Cards;
Dr. D. B. Pefi'er,
BBO‘H‘STOWN, Adam: county, continua!
A xhe‘pneuce of hi. profusion in :1! m
bunched, Ind would ‘respeclfully invite :11
persons nfllicmf with any old tunding dil
onns lo édl uni consult him. "
Oct. 3, 1864. ‘u -
Dooto'r O. W. Benson.
FFXCE‘II Ihe Railroad Home, (front-room,
formerly occupicd by Dr. Kinzer,)
LITTLESTUWN, PA
June 19. 1365. u
m. .f.‘ w; c. O’Nez‘w.
FFIOE and Welling. N. E. corner offlal
tinmre and High alumna“ Rrelbwainn
Church. Heuyahurg, PI.
Nov. so, 1863.; t! -
Dr. J. A. Armstrong,
AVIKG removed lrum New Sulem, York
a county. Ind having located at, Middle
'rgwu, Minus county, offers his [\raressionul
QQHC" bran public. [July 31, ’65. lg
Law Partnerghip.
“7 A- DUNCAN” x J. ~11. wm'nz,
._.' _ ATTQHM;)_§ A'l_‘ _LAW,.
'lel' promptly. luend loznll legni busine’n
entrusged tp them, including the p'rncuring of
Penn-ions, Bounty, Buck Pny, find all ,olher
chidf'ngnimt‘the United Slate: and State
(ion-naming.
may: in North West. Cornet of Dinm‘oxg,
chyuhurjr. l'glrn’m ‘ ' "
Apr 113,11865. LI ~ E
indward'n. Bu ame‘r,
’I‘TOR‘fiBY AT LAW, wili fuiihfully and
A prumlLfly “Item! to all business‘entrusted
to him. speak: the (iermnn Mummy...—
Olfica at tire “me phce, in South Bullimorc
“not, n: r Furney's drug store, nndlncurly
oppu-aile Dunner a Zieglcr's store. _
Ueuylb’hr‘, .\l.|rch ‘lO. ‘ .
' . ‘ J. C. Neely, ' ‘
TTORNEY AT LA\V.-—l'urticulur atten-
A lion mid to cullrution of l’emiuns,
ouuiy, and Buck-nay. Ulfice [in the 5. ‘H.
cormr of‘ule Dianrohd. - '
Uruyl-x‘lmrgg, April 6, 1863. If a
D. MeConaughy,
T'NHIN'I'IY AT LA W, (arm-c one door wesl
A or Uuelller's drug and back stu‘ru-‘(Zhnmfi
crshuru street.) Armin“ 'AND Sonwxrunmtm
Pnurrt no Pn'giuxs. nounly Ln-nd ngr
rants, Hick-pay,«uq‘n-mled. Claims u'n-l nll
other chin“ agni’ns; the Gornrnmelfl at Wush
inzN‘m. 0.3.; alsdAmericnnClnEms in l-lnglgmd.
Lxuul W Irrnnts located xmd suhLor Inoughtlnnd
highest price: given. Akenls engaged in‘ lo
cntiug warrants inlran, Uliuois nnd oth-t
'wg-Leplfll nq‘s nay-Apply to lnm persomliy
or hyrlg-lu'rfig, A
Grttfghllrg, Nov. 21, '53. ,
J. Lawrence Eiuxm. D.,
AS his olliqe one ' a __ i,
I I door weapufthe “ Ewifig
Lutheran church in "'"
Clumheni’um street. nnd opposite ’Pickxng's
“we. wh ~re those wishing to luwe any Dem-41
Operq'ion performed are rcspaL-tfully invited to
NH llrnh’svcdv ‘D'ra. Homer, Rev. C. P.
Kr um. I). l) . llev. H. L. Unugher, D. D., lle'v.
Pxof. )l. Jacobi. .'rof. )L L. Sharer.
Grtlysburg, April 11,'53. '
Cemetery Removals.
VHF)uuderlixnud.heingthé uuthnrmed perion
71 to make remnmls into Ewr Green Ceme
tervhllopes that Flll‘h as contemplate the remm :d
at the renmins of decousw reluti\'e.~ or t'firn-ls
w ill nu'nil tlu-nueh'es ut this st-usou ol‘thu year to
have itdmw. Renmvr'ds made u it): prmnptueis.
..lerms low, and no efl‘urt spared to ple'vso. ‘
, PEN-ll: THURS,
Alp-vb 12. '6O. Keeper of the Ct-mptvry.
Inn-(JV H- ‘l' Groceries.
V ‘IIE Jubscrmurs Imijust nxurned‘ from
1 the cilia wilh fill imnwnse'supplyfd
HARDWARE J: (lIIUCHRII‘E, which the) are
ofluring at their old stand in ~Bxulunore slum,
a} pricqs to suit the umes.‘ Uur slack comials
in p4l! of I 1
BUILDING MATERIALS,
- ' ‘ UAIU'EX'I'HII'S TOOLS.
I “lILAI'KSMI’I‘II‘SV TOOLS. ~
‘ COACH FINDINGS,
SHOE FINDINGS;
CABINET MAKER'S TOOLS, '
HUUSEKEEPICIUS FIXTURES,
. ALL KINDS OF ”KIN, .'(c.
G ROCERHBS {OF ALL KLN‘ns,
()lIIS, PAINTS, hcq kc. There is no ninth:
xnrlnded in ,the seven-l departments menlig‘m-‘d
ahme but. what cuh he hind at this Store.—
En-ry cln'sa of Machining can be accommodated
here with tools nnd findings,nndvlhxuwkvepers
can find "cry nrtirle in their line. (va us a:
can, M are are proplred to sell as low for caih
Is any house out of Lhe'city. ’
, JUM. B. BANNER,
»’ DAVID ZIHGLER.
Gettysburg, )Xny 16. 1564. ‘
The Great Discovery
F THE AGE—inflammatory and Chronic
Rheumktism cnn be cured by using“. L.
llthl-ZR'S CELEBRATHI) [RHEUMATIC MIX
TURE. .Mnny prominent. citizens of this, and
the :djoiniug ‘counlies, have testifigdfio its
great“ utility. Its success in Rheumatic nfi‘ec
lions, lms’ been‘hitln-rto unparalleled hy‘n‘ny
apec‘fic, introduced to the public. Pnce'so
centiper bottli. For sale by all druggists and
flare eépers.~ Prepur‘ed only by H. L.-MILLER,
Whole-us and mum Druggist, Ens: Bérlin,
115 ml conniyhl’aq dealt-tin Drugs, Chemicals,
its, Vurllish; Spirits, Paints, Dye-stuffs, bot;
led Oils, Ease‘nces and Tinctures, Window
tilnu, Perfumery, Patent M’edlcines, 320., &c.
”A. D. Unehler is tlxp Agent in Gettys
burg tor “ 11. L. Miller’s Celebrated Rheumntic
Mixture," ' . ‘ [June 3, 1,861. tf
_ ’ Still an “'ork! 1‘
HE Eldersigned continues the ‘ . .
AERIAGE-MAKING BILSINESS,
n I“ in: hpynchps, at his old stand, in East
iliddle nregt. Gauysburg.
' NEW WUIQK made to order, And
_,, " REPAIRING
gone ptompflf and afiloweat prices. .
gT'O lit-stilt“ S RIM}. WA'GrUNS and a.
SLEIGH for Isle. ’ JACOB ‘TROXEL.
' Dec. 1,1363. -
Sale Crying. ‘
w. mmum continues m" business
A. of SALE ORYING, end policiu‘the con"
ginued petronnge ol the public. It in his con
,nnnt. endeavor to give “fiahction. [Chm-gel
moderate. Residence in Breckinridge acre”,
flatly-burg.
P. S.——lle ie elicensed Auctiopeer, under the
In Law of the United Sales.
Nov. 24, 1863. _
". Do You Wish ‘
r“ ' Pfeaerve n 9609 likeness of yourself
_l '19:" children, or your Iriends‘l go at
g . t 9, MUIPER'S GALQERY, the beat plnce
1.139 gov-mt, to qulll’e first clus pictures.
A‘, Few 7-80’3 ,
"IL on bind and for sale at THE FIRST
8 ntmmn BANK or GETTYSBURG.
" ‘ , GEO. ARNOLD, Casuifi.
, Ont a. 11365. 6:
WCTING gTTENTlON.—Themperior
may” taken It HUMPER’S SKY~
uflf GALLERY, on We" Middletkfir'e
“3mm; liivsn/ajr'sfl’e'mion. Good judgea‘
prouonnc‘o ‘heniupefior to any ever taken in
(MI plus. (kn ind ‘enmine for yourselves.
J“ “11.9.5- ,
‘60,. g Bgooggsoyn Stuck, Rice-flan
gal A ;_, forlnl’e uDr HORSE}?!
lit-58w”. ' .
IBIS CHOIR «nbohou I swam
U .‘.-7%“ m‘ ‘ _ 30%!!!qu
N
I
l
BY» H. J. HTAHLE.
48th Yéar.
‘ New Wlpter Goods.
. ALL PHUHTS & QUICK'SALES.
. ‘J.-L. SCHICK.
would reupecdully my to the citizen: 0! Get
tysburg and vicinity, that he in now recemng
at his store a Inlendid ’
STUCK UF WINTER GOODS. _
The stock consists in “parto! ‘uncy nnd
Staple DRY GOODS, of every deifription.
SILKS,
MOZAMBIQUE, *
CHALLIHS, ' >
f - . _ DELAINES, ,
'--- V ' BOMBAZINES, » ~
' ALPACUAS,
' LAWNS,
- ‘ CALICOES,
bf-a‘l qpnlities and choices! styles, which Will
be sold M PRICES T 0 DEFY COMPETITION.
‘ FURNISIHNG GOODS
of n" kinds, including Silk, Lilian and Cotton
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Stockings, he“ , .
Also, I splendid assortment of RIBBONS,
Laces and Edginga, Umbrellas and Paranoia.-
My stock onm'rE Goons wilz be round mu 1'
and temple“, and customers may rely up’nn‘
alwnys getting good goods at. the lamest. possi
ble prices. ’ 4
‘Gu'mlenwn will find; it to tllelrjndvpnmge lc
call and ”amine my stock of _
CLUTHS», _ A , ~ I.
~ .’CASSDIERES Ind -
- . Vmsnxus,
at all qunhfies and choicest styles.
J.\n. l, 1866. . 5 J. L. SCHICK
a. 5 7 , 7 ‘ ~ -- A— v -7 , “ow--
Bargains ! Bargains!
EW FALL AN?) \\ DTHR GUHDS. _
N ’ FAIISESTUL‘K BRUTIIERS
lnu'ejust returned from New York and Phila
delphm with one of the largest stocks of new
Full and Winter? Goods ever oflL-rexl to the
citizens cl Adnmg county. They were pur-‘
dmscd thort- the lite ripe in goods windmill
he snlol at corresponding lulu-s. The unusually
grcu‘l demuud furgnods of every description for
the Southern luurket, \nll undoubtedly cuu-re
n lurlher risr- in [he yrwe of gouds. \\ 9 thcr'e
for‘e advise all Ihr". ~
' NUW IS THE TIME TO BUY. §
O‘ur stuck nf, Lndies' Dress Goods is com—
plrlp, cunglsting of French Meriuoes. vr-ry
cln-ap, all “001' Popl’ins. all wool Fluids. De
luinei—Shopherds’ Fluids, Culicoes, Ging
hums, I’ll-ill GisellmCoburgsfilmhs for lmdies'
(Ilunls, unusually low, Silks audull’lhe latest
sty'es 0! Dress Goods. ‘
CLOTIIS, Cnssimeru, Cassius“, Tweeda,
Krmuvk.“ Jeans, hm. for .\lcn"s Wink-J -
FLAXNl'iLS—[lle largest stock Yer brought
to lllii murkel, and cheap. Also, allurge s
uhrtment cl Cloak Trimmings, Shnwls, Hoods,i
:Il’ulmornli, and in [Heb-l lull nnd complete as
ésgxtmen! of all kinds of Suple and Funky
Goods. Our stngk lmving been purch‘nsed
low. we sny'ugnfn _ '
L'UY YOUR-TALL 5; WINTER GOODS NOW
Haring replenished our stmk in all its do
]mrungnts, we nre' prc'pnred [q supply u'llnyevér
muy lie wnnwd in our line of husihess at prices
that dely‘compcutiun. Call at the Red Front.
_‘ FAH§ESTUCK BROTHERS.
Sept. 4, 1865. - . '
New Goods! (‘heap Goods!
:7 HE PLACE‘TU GET THEM ~
II: 1‘ , IS HI\NOVER!—‘-
L\\e hewlny inform thg citizens of York'nnd
‘ Adams counties, that. we have established, at.
Ilhe _solfilwasl. cornr: of (‘entre Square and
Jlldltimor'e street, HAXUVER, lormexly occu
plan! bny. E. a T. I‘. Win, a. Brunch-Store,
3(the prinéipul business houses being located
in New York and York, Pn.,)':where we will
Ikeep at all limo-s a regular Assortment of Dry,
{Domenic null Fancy GOUDS, also, a well so
‘Jectbd assurzmcnl of QLO'PHS. CASSIMERES,
CASSINETS, CUTTJNETS and CORDUBUYS;
‘ClmmgGlnss and Queens-ware, lmdies’. Misses"
;hu‘fisllildreu'a SHOES; Also. n‘nice and full
135301"? th of all kind: ol CARPET, Floor
and Table Oxl-clotb. .
\\‘c,l_nl‘ve-also established in rooms adjoining
the Cvmi'nl Hotel, a CLOTHING . STONE,
where we will keep conswntly on hand a well
selected assortment of Ready-made Clothing,
9! the latest styles, and a. full assortment of
Gentlemenjs l-‘ur’nishing (lauds, such as Hats,
Caps, Boots, Sheep, 9%., which we will sell qt
reduced prices: .‘ .
As our motto lainnd Always will .be, “quick
sales and small brofits.”‘ we hope to receive a
share at the patronage of 10m: and- coun
try. Onr connection with tht- large wholesale
houses in New York City und_York, P3,,wherq
are nlwuys a'torcd an extensive stock ot‘goods,
which we sell at wholesale gna retail, enables
us to supply our old friends and luéh of our
new customers ‘5 will ‘gire us a call, with the
very ll§t mnrkemble goods, at lower roles
than (urn be purchased Inywhere in {he Smte:
Call and see {org-ourselves.
JOS. LEBACB & BRO.
Hanover, June 26, 1865. 1y
Buggies dz Carriages.
HIS WAY: THIS WAN—The nnder.
signed is engaged in the Carriage-making
business, in West Middle street, near Geo. Lit.-
|le’a old store stand, Gettysburg, and invites
all who may need nnything'in his line lo
give him a call. He puts up, in the very
bestmnnner, Fnillingstop and other BUGGIES,
and I“ the different. styles 0! CARRIAGES.—
With a. full knowledge of the business, «pd a
determinatipu to give satisfaction, the public.
can rely ‘ upon his job! Semg good. He
will=endior to deserve I lgrge shore ol pa
tronage, and hopes to'receiv It. '
REI‘AIRING done at the shortest notice,
and on most. reasonable terms. flComm-y
produue will be uken in exchange lor work.
, - CHAS. E. GILBERT.
~ Geuysbm, N_ov- s, 1865. am . .
0 Yes! 0 Yes:
HE hudersigned respectfully :nknonncee to
‘ tho public that he has uken out. an Auc
uunoer’l Liceps . Ind ofl'erl hél services!» the
public. T'.lle feefn confident this hil long ex
periencpjnJh . business will enulblo him to
under entire satisfaction. Chnrges will be
rousouable sud satisfaction gnunntied in 3H
ues.¢ Addran ' ‘ REUBEN IGDLQEN.
Inn. 8. 1886: t! Gettysbil'g. P.-
Give‘film a Call!
HE place to obtain a perfgcl Photégnph or
Amhmtype, executed in the best mannef,
il st.MU,\rIPER|'S GALLERY, in Middle ureet.
Jun. 9., 1.86.5. ‘ ‘ »
Cooklng stoic-
OF every ‘verieky; including the " Noble
Cook," “Royal Cbok,” "Wiveflv " “Orn
ementel," ‘QOrientnlfl Ic. Also. finame,
Sheet-iron-were, Hollow-were, nnq every Wh'
riefiy of Kitchen Furnitfire—inelnding e varie-
Iy of Lanterns. Also; e new'end mqefi “lll
proved Flour Sifter, for sale by ‘
' C. H. BUBBLEB,
Corker of Culisle Ind Railroad .n.,
Feb. 19, 18§6. s / Genjlbntg, Pl.
....._.l -_J__.___.______..._—'
WE hue jnat received I new «eminent
of Queenlwln, to‘vbleh 'we invite the
“union of blue". A. SCOTT 8 SON.
~SHIR‘I‘S AND DBAWERS an be bought at
low prices of < ROW & WOODS.,
WIHERIS mm 15le for uh n
lovaar’o bin; and 7m Stan.
"’ifiix‘cnowflxve a: "due.”
U grim.» .. * ~ ”’fionm's-i
•
A DEM©GRATH© AND FAWJJH‘LV'JCQURNAL
' Grew- Attraction,
OLD AND‘S LVER ‘ .
_ HOLIDA Y GIFIS.“
WATOCHES AN D IEWELRY
_ to be dihpoud of an.
- ONE DOLLAR EAUHJ
Without rogzng to glue! Not to be paidrlor
unlil yau know that you are 10 recéivel
BY A. H‘. ROW—fix a; 00.,
(Agents for the Mnnh.‘nctur¢rs,)
N 0.36 8:"qu 51min, lefl'oux‘. ,1
fikend the lollowmg Eistp‘l' Articles to be
sold for ONE DULL.}R Maura.
lOOGoldHunling-caseWak-hvl.ench,si2s 00
100 Gold Watches, mr'a styles, ‘.‘ 'lO 00
200 [.ndies’ Gold Watches, “‘ 50 00
500 Silver \vucues, each, $25, ofitg 40 oo
101:0 _Elegnnt Silver Plated V k)”
‘ ’ CELL! Stands, each, 20 00 $O6O 00
1000 r; gum sum 13mm \
l-‘Euit & Caku ankéts.
mac 3 ts of Silver Plated 'Dea
~ Spoons, ’ 800to15 00
2500 sets of Sih‘erPlated Forks,B 00 to 15 00
2000-Goblets, engraved, 4 00 {o‘B 00
3000 .puirs or Table Spoons, .‘5 .00 to 800
3000 pairs of Salt. anouna. , ~91 00 Lo 5 00'
4500 Inwgnificml Napkin Rings, 4 00 to 9 50
suuo wire at Pendant Harm-ops,
4‘ -.
(msortcd colors.)
3300 sets of [:ndieé’Jewelry, imi-
Atnlion “011 v, .
2500 Gohl >Lng'ktits, eng‘d bucks,
watch fucc porn-ct imita—
tion Ladies‘ Watch, ;
000“ Ladies' Back Combs, rich
and unique [mm-ms, 5 CO to 25 _OO
4400 Belt. Buckles, Gold, Jet and '
\'ulc.mi!e. 5 00:01.} 00
6100l’tslyle\‘estherkChnins,5 (1010 20 00
5500 Genls’Cnl'uDEamond l'ins.s 00 to 20 00
4000(Iuhf’a Diamond Ear Dru-ps,s 00 to 10 00
3000 Miniuture and Enameledlle-
\‘(yh‘ing Pins, ‘
_2oooCulifolmDimnond and En
' ‘ GeuLS’Scurf I’ius, . 2 00 to 10 00
2000 Wasnnic and Emblem Pius,2 (010 10 00
2.300 Gold Bnqd Bnuclclsb en
' armed and plniu, 3 00 to 20 00
3000 Jet and Mosaic Brooches. 3 00 to 10 00
2000 (.‘umeo Bronches, rich put- .
tvrus‘ very Lust), 5 00 to 20 00
3000 Curnl Eur Dmps, 4 00 to 6 00
2000 Lndins' Chnlehine Chains ' '
nnd Uuagd UlminsL
6000 Genla’ Pius, a splendid as-
sortmenl, , ‘ 2.00 lo 10 00
.4000 Sohtnire Sleevé Batons, ‘
entirely new style. ' d 00 w 10 00
3000 Studs and Sleeve Buttons,
‘ in sets, very rich, 300to10 00
5000 Sleeve B'nltuls. plain, ~_
- enameled alnd engra ved, 2 00".0?‘ 00
10000 plui'n and handsomely eu- ‘ ‘
grated Rings, ‘
8000 Lockets, duuble case, rich- ' -
, 1y; engraved, ‘ 200 to 10 00
15000 321301 Ladieserelrymew'
v ,nnd latest slylés, 6 3o l2_oo
5000 handsome Seal Rings, 3 3001.0 8 (00
21100 scts‘of Boson Stud‘s. 2 410 6 007
1000 Gold Pens and Gold Ex- .. 4:
tension Iloiders, _ 15 Ogto 25 00
2000 ,sets Jet and Gold Pins and .
:- Eur buoys, ‘ 6 9050 10 00
2000 GoldTh{unblesmehcilaficq‘t 00°10 6 00
10000 Gold Pens and handsome ‘ .
Sllwr Cnscsv, _
10000 Gbld Pens nnd handsome
Ehnny‘Homers, ' 400 :o 600
Jl‘he method 0! disposing of these good: at.
ONE DOLLAR each is as follows ‘
Celt‘ficutes, naming each nrtiple :aud its
value, my placed in sealed envelopes and WP“
mixed. One of thesg envelopes will be srnl v
mull tn any n'ddreis 'nn receipt of 2' cents.
on the’ receipt of the Certificate you will see
«but you are goin'g'm have, then it. is at your
option to send the dolluLnnd xuke the article
or not.’ Purchasers limp thus obtain a Gold
W'nuli, Diamond Ring, orally set of Jewelly
on un'r list for USE DULLAR, and in no case
can they get lesa [bun Ori'e 'Doll.«r'a worth. us
there are no blanks. The price ol'Cerl‘lic'nu-a
is as follows :—O‘ue {or 25 cents; five Int 5!
eleven for $2; tliirtv for $3; sixty-five for $10;
our hundred for $l5. _ ‘ '
.’l‘he distribution is chdncted fairly, aid «'ll
have an equa‘l chance of obmininyztiie vuluuhie
prizqs by plireuusinz the Certificates. We
gunrantee entire satisiactiou in all cas‘es. .‘
Agenrs wanted to whom wb oifer special
terms and premiums. Send ‘25 ’ceuls for one
Certifichte find our‘ circular with terms. "'-
A./H.-RUWKN & 00.,
P. 0.13.»: 4270, flew York
Jan. 37, 1863. n0v.27. 3m _
.Addrea3,
;_ Connie mu College.
-' (Mm: no FIIALI.) ‘
l‘llS Institution is locntetl M; YORK, Pa.
T The first session, nnder the‘new proprie
torship, will begin on the sth of April, 1866,
and continue three months._ The building,
which is large and commodiuus, will he fur
nished in the best style, with new furniture,
new bedding. kc. A corps of able and expe
rienced teachers will have charge of the dif
ferent departments. Instruction will be given
in all of the‘ branches nsnully taught in col‘
legs; and excellent ndylntngeswill he nfl'ord
ed those who wish to-inke lessons in vgcul n‘nd
instrumental music. For circulars giving full
information. nddress
leV. D. EBERLY.
Feb. 12, 1866. 4?! ' York, Pa
RANKLQI HOUSE, - '
COlel_Of_fl3y-XIP ‘.‘ lE‘AEILIR ITBIITH,
This House is on a direct line betweenthe
Northern Central and Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depots. It has been refined nn’d‘com
fombly “ranged for the convenient: find the
entertainment. of guests.
Nov. 20, 1865. tf
HE undersigned would most. respectfully
inform the public that. he continues the
BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS,
at his shop, lately Philip Dmraom’s, adjoining
Troxel's-;mlut shop, in Enst , Middle street,
Gettysburg, where he will at all times be_ pre
pared to do‘Blacksmithing work to Carriages,
Buggies, Wagons, kc. Thu he knows how to
do all jobs at the kind will no: b'o questioned
by those who have mkno‘wledge of his long
experience or the hunln‘eu. Coon on with
your work, and you will be satisfied when you '
ukelt army—and for which he will receive
Guh or Cououy Produce. I
ADAM HOLTZWOBTH. A
Mar: 20,_186§. 1f 2
OUIS 15'. KUXMERANT would (eke ‘hil _
method of informing hie old friends and l
nub“; genenlly, the: he has egein com.
menced the TAILOBING busineeg in Genya- ‘
burg. hie new‘eetnblishment being‘in Chum- ‘
'berabnrg street, between Wuhingtona and :
Welt uneu, south side. He invites those in
went of leilofing work, to give him e. cell, end ‘
feel- Inre the he can give eetieuctjon. Hie
sewing will be found emong the newest. end
molt dureble. end his flu ee good u can be
made. He chm-gee the levee: ptice tor workt
,hll principle of bueineu bein , "to live and
1:: live: , fJen. 8, 1866.
ADIES’ DRESS TWGSEII: grout n-
L flow, at { OflICK’B.
GETI‘YSBURG, PA; MONDAY, mjs‘, 186L6.
$1,000,000 “won-rue!
15 00 to 25 00
5,0’0108 oo
5 001.010 00
5 _OO to 1‘) 00
8 00 to 15 00
2 50 to 10 00
50010 800
Everitart's
BALTIMORE, MD
Bfiikfimhhmg;
Tami-mg.
“Truth a laugh.“ mu Emu."
LARGE SALE
F VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY,
0 —on TUESDAY, the 20m day at MARCH
next, the subscriber, intending to quit. torm
ing, will sell at Pu‘Jlic Sale, at his resi
dence. in Freedom township, Adams county,
the iollowing valuable Personal Property, viz”:
" 7 HEAD OF HORSES, (5 at them Work
Horses, and 2 Colts, one aye-.ra‘and the other
2 years old.) 23 head ofSheep, 1 Brood Sow
and lofirsl-clnssSholelfl Broad-trend Wagons,~
One-horse Wagon, 2 pnir Huy Cnrriuges,
an %Carringe. for one or too horses, Rock
nwny uggy, Bull's Reaper‘nnd Mower, (nenF
ly new, and one of 11:: best in the county.)
Threshing .\inchine,‘fiilh all the nece-snry fix
tures, in complete order, Clover Holler, Cgin
Coverer, Groin Drill, Wire-tooth Horse Rake,
Land Roller,l Winnbwing Mill,‘ Cutting ’Box,
i’loughs, lint-rows, Dowble and Sin‘gle Shovel
Ploughs, Curn Forks, Corn Planter, Flax
Brake and’Scuti-hinngnchine, 1 Two-horse
Sleigh and l Una-horse' Sleigh; Single nnd
Double-trees, Stretchers, 3 Log Chains, Fifth
Chain, '1 sets of Breechbnnds and 4 sets of
Cropper Gears, new Saddle, Collnrs, Bridles,
Hnlters and Halter Chains, Cow Chains, 2 sets
of Cnrringe Harness, Rnkes, Forks, llatttockl,
Shov‘els,&c. Wheat, Rye, och and om, by
the bushél,‘nnd “why the stuck or (on, with
n lnrge‘viriety or other articles, too numerous
to memi ‘.
wt ask: to commence at 10 o’clock. A. 31.,
on mid: nymhen attenditnceywill be given and
terms Ade known by f
. , r ABRAHAM KRISE of P.
Feb. ,6, 1366.7. 13* ~
10 00
Bic. SALE ,
l‘ \MLUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
0 —Ou WEDNESDAY. the 2:51. day of
MA KCll next, the subs‘uribeT, intending to re
move to the West, will séll at 'Public Sule, in.
'his residence, in Franklin township, Adzr‘ms
county, nmr Flohr’s Church, the iollowiug
volunhle‘l’ersonnl Property, viz:
5 HEAD OF‘ HORSES, ('l‘of them good
lenders, and all young.) '1 Colt, two yetlrs old,
8 mm: Cows, a lot. 01 Sheep, Buckeye Reaper,
(as good as‘new,)~Wire-loo'h’dlngse fluke,
Gum-springGrainDrill,(Willoughby'a\patent,)
\\'innowing Mill, Cutting Box, Font-hone
Brand-trend Wagon. 2‘ pair llay Corning“,
Wood LuddersJ’loug'hs and llnrrows,‘\Siu
ale and Double Shovel l’loughs, Corn Fox‘kg,
(Torn Coverer, Single nnd Double-Irene,
Snatchers. 2'sets of llreeehbnuds. 3 setn
of Front. Gears, Plough Gem’s, 4 Fly-nets,‘
Housings, Wagon Snxldle, Lines, Itidiug Sud
dle and Ulrldlee, Blindllrldloi, Collars, Wagon ,
Whip, 1 set of Cnrringe Ilarnéss, Log Chuin,
Halter nnd Cow Chains, Bu‘tt Traces, Brent.
Chains, l-‘o: Ls, Rukrs,Slm\-els, )lnttocks, Picks
“"heelhnrrow, Grain Cradle, Mowing Sc) theai
Axes, Maul nnd Wedgeé, Hnnd Suw, Auzers,
Mu; Rye, Corn. Outs and Potatoes, by the
Uushel ; 32 acres at Grain in the ground.
<‘ Also. llousé‘hold and Kitchen Furnithre,
cur: as Beds and Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs,
Set'ee. Corner Cupboard, Bureau, Sure, Clock,
Choking Stove-and fixtures, Template Stove
and Pipe Doughtmys, Chums. Tubs, llnrrell,
Till-1‘ uni7 Earthen-ware. Iron Kvllle, Spinning
Wheel and Reel, Bncon and Lnrd by ~the
Jnouud, nu Adams County .\lnl-,nnd umuy other
arm-lea, too numerous to menuon.
ws‘ile to commence at 9 o'clockhA. M‘,
on said day, when attendance will be given
and terms uyAde-Luown by
. . JOHN EPLEY.
Jacnb Mirkuy, “Auctioneer
Feb. 26, 1866. 15* .
PUBLIC SALE
r Pensoxgi. PllOPl-lll'l‘Y.—On slox.
O'QAY,tho 19m any of MARCH inst, the
subscriber, intending to remove to the West,
will sell at. Public Sale, at his residence, in
Moumpleasant township, Adnms county, about
none-fourth of a mile west of Bonnugttbwn, the
io!lowing i'aluahle personal property, viz:
3 WORK NURSES, I Tsi'o-yearling'Colt, 4
Milch Cows. (two will have calves by the lime
'ol' sele,) 8 Shores, 2 Sheep, l Gout, I,Four
horse 'l'hree-inch-lread 'Wagon, Four-horse
erri‘ow-Ircml= Wagomsinl'ing Wagon, ZlStone
Beds, Hay Carriages, mung Boards. Sleigh,
Spring-tooth Horse Rake, Plough: and Bar
rows, Louhle mid Single Shovel i’loughs, Corn
Forks, Land Roller, Double and Single-trees,
Snatchers. Filth Chain, Log Chain, Horse
Collars, Blind Bridles, anon Saddle, .ngon
Whip, Lines, Riding Bridlt-e, llalleri and Gov
Chains, Winnowinz Mill, Culling Box, Wh-el
barrow,Greiu Cradles, Mowing Scythes,Forks,
Rakes, lattoeks, Shovels, to.
i Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
such as Tables,Chairs, Bedsiends and Bedding,
Bureau, Eight-lay Clock, Looking Glasses,
Sink, Stands, Snfe. Cooking Spovefind Fix
tiflcs, Ten-plate Stove nnd Pipe, lrou Ketlle,
Queeuhware, Tin-ware, Earthen-were, Dough
lrny. Churn. Tubs, Bnrrels, Boxes, he; njnrge
lot ,0! Bacon end Lard by the pound, Potatoes
by gthe bushel, Carpenter Tools, and many
other “titles not mentioned. ' ’
[6-Sale to commence an. 10 o‘clock. A. )1.,
on Enid day. when uptendnncewill be men
and terms made known by
. HENRY V. SMITH.
March 5, 1866. u
PUBLIC SALE.
N THURSDAY, ,the.22d dny of MARCH
inu., I will gel] at Public Sale, M. my
residence. in Freedom township, Adams coun
, nenr Green Mount, on Min-eh creek, ‘ -
FOUR COWS, (some freely) 2 Haifa-1,?!“-
toiion Wagon, Lime Bed, Hay Carriages; a
Ropkawny Buggy, Winnowlng Mill, Plough,
Harrow, 2 Shovel Plonghs, I Cultivators,
Corn Coverer, Double Ind Single-trees, Breech
buds, Log Chain. Lack Chain, Cow (lhninl,
Grain Cradle, Mowlng’ Scythe, Forks, Wheel
barrow. Jockscrew, u long Ladder, ran-cut.
Snw ; Bay by memo, lnd‘unw by he bun
dle. Also 3' Cookinz Stove, with fixmrea,
pipe and drom,_,Bnrean, Bedsteado, Choirs,
Clock, Chest, Safe, Ind other nrticleo. /
[S‘Snle to commence It 12 o’clock,_)l.,
on said day, when axlendnnce will be given
and terms made known by ‘. ’ l
GEORGE SPANGLER, (Freedom) .
Reuben Golden, Auctioneer. ;? "
' hlarchs,lB66. ta“ 1
a, i {PUBLIC SALE. _
' N WEDNESDAY, the flat day “MARCH
Q inst” the subscriber, intending to quit
(a ming, will sell at Public Sale, It bl: nai
de ce, in Strnban towuship, Adams-county,
h f a mile south-cut. of Hunterstown, the fol
- ing Personal Property, viz: ,
> 2 lULES', 1 Brood More, 2 Colts. 5 "mil:
Gown, 9 head of Young Cltde. Sow end Pigl,
A Shotel. Two-horse W,rgon, Wood Lulden,
Ploughg’flnrrowa. Single 9nd Double-Heel,
Spreaderl, Corn Drill, Wlnuowing Mill. Log
Chnin. Halter and 001 China, Rubs, Forlu,
kc. Also, Household Ind Kitchen Furniture,
end: no Bedstendl, fl‘nblel end Uhniru, One of
Drovers, large Cupboard, 1‘ Cook Stove, Ten
plate Stove, Iron Kettle, nnd mun, other uti
clea,‘too numerous to mention. .
fi’Snle to cornmenee nt 10 o’clock,A. IL,
on aid dly, when “tend-nee will be given
Ind term nude known by
‘ ~ 030. A. MORRISON.
1 In. 12, la“. to. ‘
Y 9:. n. EOE-NEWS Tonic and Alt-'.-
l the Poxdnl. for HORSES Md CATTLE.
gap-red and [old on]! .1, hit Dtug Store.
,mw-y ms, nu. .
i 3 '-.‘ I
*3 'fi‘
i < '7 , K
/ « :/ ’ $
brizzatxtral
: Buwaßl;E HINTS T 0 FA‘BMERS. ~
{me “mm: about Work” In the March num-
Buuf the Amer-hum Agriculturiflt, we svlect {or
the Farmert: Column 0! the Uom-‘ILER snub as we
belleV‘e to lie of most. “due In this raglan.
Bnoon Muss that mm mm mm sprmg, if
worked, Ihoixld be driven with caution, nun-r
fiverhe'ated. [for put wtheir speeq. nbrglven drink
wheuklwl.‘noxj luck wutcr.whcn minty. Light
wqu "will not. hurt. them. even before the plough
or lmnow. . ‘ ,
Mullen Cows, soon to ('ul\'(‘,fillolllll not be too
muchlconllned In stables. l-prmuré- [0 Que wmth
er‘wh‘en 1t 15 not Wet, in dry yards u'nd lawns
where they can take some exercise, but not: yrlwrc
they will be subject to the n’nnnyum‘mof qtlurnl
some cattle, wlll be of essential bgnelltaw mom.
CAm'lsr—VVhed calves nrg tape brought up by
hand. which is .the economlcal “say, we urn 'decl
dedly of the opinion that It Is the most humxme
pmlloe to remove the young animal {mm the
dam at once: the more I? cow lung to do with ‘lt,
the harder will be the put ng. ' ‘
H 015”, and indeed all uulmnls shedding tlmlr
coals, should be thoroughly and carefulg curried
and brughed; it greatly bromuteshenllh md‘gubd
looks. and mukemhe {God go further. Work. hor
ses shoul‘l be oxen-ls”! daily hydomg somte “'ark.
hum‘liw may be done lrf dry weather (9 excel:
‘lent. advantage. becausv there lg mm- or *1” dust.
nylng; the sun cracks urt- not gaping opt-na‘ns In
summer; they wlll be covére-«l more mlbbtllly,
nnd'merelslms llablllty or the h‘l-utoflhu‘nuu
hllstering the half-dry paint; surfaces to he pulm
ed must be thoroughly dry, howevermr puluL will
Ix- apt to peel. .
REPAIRING.—In the lull of othe‘r work, which n
cold sump or rain may uclmslonnhe tlmy nmy wall
be employed In making liner-minus or fl'p‘llll’rl 11l
the burns and out-bulldlngs. the mu“ 3 hclng
nkarly or quite clear.
COKPOBT may 'be made. Use muvlc from the
woodcut wherever else do‘posltnof ll mu) bu found,
Wllh good burn-ym‘d _mlmuru, or with llnu-but lu
luu cue :wlth manure and llmo togvllllg‘, unless
very large promrllorls of muck or sell housed.
Finn WORK.—Stoncs may be rnlsml, plvked
up ‘nde hauled'off, or thrown lu hl-aps: fences
'rlghwl up, and posts reset or removed. Furrnws
should be plowed.to draw oll' surface wan-r, and
water furrows ln grnluflolrlsopcnvd mu w. Wher
ever the wash of the hlghways cm: hi‘turn'ed upon
the meadows and pastures. It. should be fim'un-(l,
and when the currqnt ls not very strr-ng. or mny
‘bu anally spread, lt Is very valuable 911 any land.
This Is especlnlly true or snow-water.
Wlxflzg Gnu): ls‘oltrn greatly hemmed by n
Ilgm dressing bréome fértlllzer—ushas and plus
tcr, either orrb'oth; bonmfust also, and superphos
phnle of llme. if good.
' GBAséSExmxu, lrdone wrll. ml! be succcs'sful;
ume a llttlh morethun enough scedmud sow wlulc
the ground la atlll 10030 and open from the usur
plngh‘ost: ‘ ' ' "
“Fm!!! TRIED—Plant when the ground is In or
-v.ler. ‘Prunmt. plunung, not only to k\'v~p luullul's
square betwecnfrpot and leaf, but? ulnu In Shape
the tree. ‘Get all the roots that the numm'ynrnn
can be Induced to give, trrm all glut haw been
severed. wlthn smooth culshfimlgijrum lwluw up
wards, then shorten at. least half of last yuarfs
growth. Do not look upon a young trc! for \\ lmt.‘
[Haunt what. it wlll be wh‘up the I) dshuve grown
wlllubs. The last. bud left‘on tmrllmh wlll be~
come the leaJl-r, and It alwulll punt muinml, or
to the right or létt, us ls needed‘to slinpe tln- tree,
hflt sqldom, or never, Inward. llgxeceswry to cut
two or three buds below the one firm-ml, ln or
der to find one that pol'nts‘in the right. direction,
do it. Cut. near to, but but too close\to the bud,
mu never leave a stub shove the bud; to decay.
Alab cut out all useless hnmchesmud fluke which
wlll crcps. Have evvrxthlng ln readiness to set.
out trees as soon as they-arrlve. \
Tn: TKL'NKB of old'orchunltrcos may he trgnt:
ed )0 the so“ soap‘wush. Ham's-made soup is
Qhe best, but I?” or a. solntlnn of l puuml or potuhh
to 4 gallons of‘mter may be used lqslcad.
(influx: )‘msx—Exlm buds Icm in the autumn
'prunlfig [flay now be cut away. Plant. new vilfoa
an early Its the'son ls m, and allow unly one came
10 grow from n young vine {he first year: A
GARDENS.H‘SOU should néver be worked when
it is wet. Wait until it, will crumble whvn spndod.
I! nnypart or {he garden is slow in coming to this
condition, dmluftr’ All gardens should be drain
ed. but wet ones are eminently in need u: it. Sub:
soiling is not a bad substitute. « .
Thin-x you up: Lwa, y'nrd or roadside, shmild
be u, alrefpily 54:10ch and planted as fruit trees.-
li’ wild trees are used, admit them from the 0(1ch
‘of the {woods and o'xposml nituatiuns, and take
them a! qiodemte size. "(In n~gnrd 1,0. the lunar
our experience has been considerable, and we are
convinced that. in olfiler to have them (6ng the
utmost care must. be exercised in taking up and
pinuting.~EDlmn Conunan V
PEACH TREE”
We have published In this column. In melasl.
thi'ee 111-3115. several Hafgof choice Apple and
Pear T and now add one ,embrggng the most.
select Peaches. u furnished as by n frleud wbb lé
well posted. There are other desirable varieties.
but we are content to give ppm, the most tenable,
as the first Installment: .
EAnu'.—Enrr York, 0019': Early Red, and
Hale's Early—melmter nor. yet much grown hens.
but very highly spoken of.
Mama! .flmsoN.—Oldmonu Frne. Ohlmlxon
Cling, Red Cheek Melacoton and MOlll3 Whlge.
LATE—Malta Ind Lagm'nge. ‘
From this list, and thosdot Apples and Pears
previously published. all whodegire mplnnt trees
will be able to make the best solagiionn—und with
mm. ”with everything else.mu‘ch depends upon
tuning right. ' A ‘
wan to]; nvmmxas
If properly applied, whitewash lsone of the must
useful articles in theworldmsit not only prevents
the deny of wo‘pdmut promom the healthmlmu
oral] buildings} Fences and out-buildings, it not
painted, ghoul be suppual as omin us once or
twloe a year with a good coat of whitewash. We
had In the C‘Hmt‘AL (hm the following ro
mlpt for u good whitewash or a wash 0! dm'ercut.
colon: ' ‘.
”take 5 clean. water tight barrel. another suito
blo whsnd put into it but n'bunhel of lime.—
Slnke it by pouring water oVer it. boning begun] ‘
in sufficient quantity to savor it iive inchm deep,’
Ind stir it briskly till thoroughly flaked- “'hen
the linking ha: been enacted, dissolve it in wuwr.
and add two pounds or sulphate of zinc. and one
0! common salt. These will cause the wash to
harden. nnd prevent its cranking. which gives an
n_ y appearance to 2m work. ‘ If desirable, a
benntmxl cream color m g. be communicated to
the shove wash, by nddinxthree pounds of yel
low ochre, or 3 good pearl or land polar by the Id
ditlon of lamp, ivine or ivory niacin, 4For town
color. ndd'ionr pounds umber—Turkish or Ameri
cnn, tho {attain the cheaper-one pound Indian
red. and one pound of common limpblnok. For
common stone color. and {our pound: or raw‘ifln
bar, and two pounds inmpblack. This wash my
be applied with A common whitewash brush, and
will be «and much superior. both in oppenmneo
Ind durability. to common whitewash."
Working the Ground While It II Wes
The tamp‘talon ts omen strut, no age a fair day
{or the pmpagadon of the am for crops befbre the
vase! hinflclenuy dried off, or drained out or it,
to vain-m Its b'elng surrcé at 31L Thus the gnln
canny-eight hours In time I: often 539110113 detri
mom. ‘0 my field {or the entire season. Lighuan
dy loam: are not hum-Id in ‘hmwuy, but. very
mm manduazenenl 2, so inany mu
mahmadum 111 mm Thoplowpmm.
Willem Into mods, whleh onen dry like prea
odmmnndthe trending of the team-1n hu
rm mud mama themes-n
9'3 IN ADVANCE.
them up somewhai. ‘Even hefivy loam may be
won-he‘d lnm Might~ porous. warm néed-bed uln
proper condition for plowing before being worked.
I?The letgrowexjs' Society or Western New
York Ink-1y took '3 vote upon the bait. vanoglu or
hardy Grapes. Thirty—one persona voted. and
those gripes which had over lan votes were. In the
order orthc number or vote: they rocnlved. as fol
-Imm: Doluwure, mans. Isabella. Hartford Prolific.
Com-0111, t‘rt-venng. ‘ .1
$913133 fishing. ‘
, For the Compiler.
' ‘To AN “NOW! LADY.
ox sm-uzm um nzlovz THEOU'EEB GARMENT or
A puma on) lAN. wan: m cuvucu.
BY AllO5 A: RUTH
Pair lady, this tribute go thee I will give,
Though thou an to me yet. ulmhow‘n;
Thy kindness to him in my mom‘ry will Nye,
When years o'er my life shall have flown. ,
Old age has its can-us and its trials at! wall,
As the man in the [Emmer of life: _ '
The ocean of life. in huge biliaws will swell,-
And Him-ms and temptations are rife. .
To smooth his om age. may yourhenn he lncllnod .
And your elruns be crowned with "160988,
A treasure of love In 11h; bosum you'll find, ‘ '
And a pillow to ease your dhslrvss. K ‘
Whun life alum have ended, and part!) 13 no more,
Illa Mean”; blml‘l wnh yuu a‘blde’, ‘
Though storm: may arise. and life‘s blflown may
. mar, '
Ills spint will stand by yqur side
Then stand by hls shle. [ill his Journey is o'er,
- Ills days un- but few here on earth;
()nc {Hat’s m Ihr 91.1 w, mu: heflrmku to Lye more”
‘ “Wu-re pleasures elemdl have bmh. <
J : l'enuaylvnnln (‘ol!ugé. . -
cw . ’ .
19:11pm: éfimtsfizwy.
v 1! , “(v -
Extraordinary Excite-uncut In Bracken
lpunty, Kentucky. '
A correspondent of the Mt. Sterling
(Ky; Sentinel gives the following account.
of a fiery fiefid visible Fri-Bracken county:
Bucxsn Co., Ky., Feb 17, IBGQ.
The peopleJn ,thh neighborliood are hi
the granted. state of excitement in conse
quence of a lemnrkable visitation or nfipn
rui‘on, of Rome demnniacal per-sonny in our
midst. I am not 1 believer in the doctrine
that_ disembodied spirits can "erisit the
glimpses 0,! the moon,".qor do I believg
that epoch denignnled in prophEcy when
thE‘clmins of Satan are to bé'unlooset', 1m!
arrived. But. the things whemof X‘ 60;
Mlle arepl'such strange ““20”- 5“ m"“'Rump'Congrcs_s. (anghterJ [ti-agent
pliable, ”1M 1 have de‘el‘lnlne‘j.” Pu", deal more hkea Pnrlmmentthntsucceedml
you in pfisi‘esaion 0'“ “I” “I‘ll S‘Xl'hc" 0“,”; nd‘ which was known as the Bluebonn
r-ntive 0" the“). merely prnmmng ”1“" "5‘ 11‘urliument, in which there were memben
ry “'m'd is true. and “‘9 {“0“ ““10"" tn. “5 [With all bOI’IB of names, as dercribed by .1-
V'meSSJl'9 “mep‘mying "m‘lav't' , Wk“ Iwrlter at that. day, who says (“Brown'l Tru
it is, lam unable tosay. l 'merely Elva the vrls in England ;v: page 279):
Taois- ”Ch 99 1 1"“ Pemnauy ”Emmm 0‘: "‘ ‘Uromwgll? say: Cleveland, ‘hnth bent
and leave it to wiser heads than my own to up his drums clenn'through the om Tut“.
unrayel the mystery. 1' , ment. You may learn the genealogyofour
On‘ Monday night last, after mvaelf'end Saviour by the names-of his regiment-I.—
family Md retired ‘0 '9'“: we ""3 sudden- {The muster nhrter has no other list than
U 3100““ by a 3'9” o‘"ch from ”’9 119;er the firntchaptm‘ of St.Maltll(-w. The brouh
quarlefi‘WhiCh “9 imnzedmmi to 5““ ler ohhis Praise God Burebones had fv-r
will 0f the hmflG—in Wh‘ch Prue” "'1 namv, It (Jurist-had-not-die.l-|or-you-yuu
{0" nupremnoy Wi‘h blesphetnies. “‘9’“ w} .hud-been-damned Earphones; but the p. 40-
[mom and children screammg “fir?!" “ d 'ple. tlred of xhiklnng name. retain‘ed on v
“murder!" M ”19 ‘01) 0‘ then- vonces, all {the last word. and commohly gnvehixn txr
{conyvirins to “9’“6} '°,°"° worthy of‘a appellation ol Damned Blrebonee.’ "
pan emonium. Tambly startled, my mfe Now one mm“ not have .0 8° _lon’:
Bnd I sprang from 0‘" bed. “‘5 room was through the present Congress and the l: -
illuminated “3 brightly “3 by fi flood. 0‘ .sun- cnnsts'uctlon Committee before finding :-
light. though the‘tight was of a blulsh cast. gentleman _"whc answers exactly to the d.-
(Jur first. and most reagonxble acnhclumon lécrintipn of“dnmned Burebonee." (Laugh
vjws Um! lhévnegro “hm" “’9“ hmng cnn- ' tar.) Bin. as I say, they are the most or
wiped by fire. We rushe'HO We wxrtdnws ; trauldinary holly that eve: organized, an-l
“1"“ beheld " eight that fairly £o“de ””3 ,‘to call them a Rump PMllfllelll-Wlllt'il
b 10034“ 0“." "H” with hormr. “‘1“ Hum] 'w:|'~., In lnul. .x l-‘l-lt"“'l' .‘1 v: of England.
our “NY“ ”11-h the utmost terror. Millnnvvrer lung ,3! mum Ln. ~ mnumm'l i!«
daughter‘, shrieking loudly. cnme runf‘jng’jxmsinns and 11s puwrr—ffi lu llxlll‘l' tin-m
into-my moth, hysterical mth lent. I“”‘Why, j'ust look at ”g “Egfl‘.,.smu u,,.
is WIN“ we\{geheld: * lunreprésenled in that bbdy. atlnd uhnu’l’lml
Standing to the right. of the upper cabin,
near the fence\ttiat separates the negrpes'
garden from the. house yuril, was a creature
of gigantic stature, and the most horrifying
appearance. It was nearly as high as the
comb of the cabin\.\ and had a monstrous
head not dissimilar in shape to that of an.
ape; tyvo short very white horns appeared
above eadh eye; its armsrwere long, cover
ed with shaggy hair of ‘an sshy hue' and
terminated wrth hugh pews. not unlike
those ot'n cut, and armed with lung and
hooked claws. Its breast was as‘ brow as
that of 9. large sized ox. Its legs resembled
the front legs ofa horse, only \the hoofs
were cluven. It had adong tail, ermeil‘
with a’dart shaped horn, which it 9m coal
tinuslly switching about. Its eyes glowed
like two living coals 0! fire, while from its
nostrils were emitted-sheets of bluish color
ed flame, with a hissing sound, like the
hissing‘ot‘ n serpent. only a thousand timeit
louder. Its general c‘olor. save its arms,
was a tlull,tlingy brown. The air was pow
erfully impregnated with a smell of burn-‘
ing sulphur. The poor negroes were evi
dently laboring under the extremest terror.
and two of them, an old woman and lad,
were actually driven to insanity by their
leans and have not recovered their reason
up to this writing. I do not know how
long this monster, demon or devil, was vis
ible utter we reached the window—_nossibly
some three seconds. When It vanished it
was enveloped in a spiral column of flame
that reached nearly to the tops of the locust
trees adjacent, and which hid his horrid
form completely from view. The extinc
tion of the flame was instantaneous, and
with its disappearance we were relieved of
the: presence of this remarkable visitor.
It would be impossible for me to attempt
to describe the effect 0! this visitation upon
the members of my family. Bullies it to
any, that my wile and two daughters are
firmly persuaded that it was the veritable;
Satan. For myself.[ would willingly he?
have that. we all, by some curious coinci
dence,_hsd been the victims of a horrid
nightmare. did! not know that we were
fully swske, and actnslly witnessed. that
which is above recorded. Again. it ours
had been the only family visited by this
unearthly creature, I should have kept si
lent.and. perhsps'. tutored my mind into
the belief thst it was an hsllucinstion. ' [flinch—Tbs veto message sad late
But precisely the same apparition midi! speech ot- Andrew Johnson have dis-med
its appearance st‘my neighbor’s, Mrs. Wm. the Radicals of Southern lllinois. Demo
Dole, appearing there in precisely the same crate and Conservative men are everywhere
shape in which it presented “8815:,” “3. ranged in support ofhim who stands by the
save the head. which appeared to ”1059 "b 0 Constitution. immense settings hue
witnessed it 0 Mrs. D.'s to resemble that been held throughout the State, .4!an
ofa horse. Kt Mr. Adam anus’l. mb- hv Hon. Wm. J. Allen. Judge H. K. G.
(l' neighboujts head was thst 0“! vulture. O’Melveuey, and others. It‘ is stated by
Ion Tuesday Light it appeared fl Ml 5 Jam the intimste’political friends ofGen. Johns
Bond's, there wearing the/head oi sn‘elen A_ Logan, “1.; he supports the Predd‘ent.
phant. At all these plscesit mode the} ...-..__....,.___.__
same sprint-10'5“ I'- my ‘10“‘0—“09 _ttng “Under the head of valuable to 13$
011'! "10 ch-nsins °7 “5° held—sad LOP-i genetiohistbin' exchange announces ‘
peered hath. “9 _msnner. 359“ P‘l’fifl spirits ot ammonia Killtcmve the“ DI
munmummmm perspiration. (MM,
15
No. 25.
They (ihe RUdlCflll) insht tfpon it that
there was it great want of dltflllly in . the
President on the 22l of Febr nry. It,ia
barely possiblethey may have been giponleil
by what has gone before (laughter).‘nnd
that orlinary Dwiiocriitii: manners olfeinl
the fflfilltli'itli times of those tliu‘t are ac
cuistonieil to the high aristocrntlo tone of
his late liiiiit-iitod predecessor. But. fur
ther. they charge him with imitating Cram,
well. and they say that there are indica
lions thatahe intends to treat thioCorigreu
ns CromWellvtii’ilted the old Rump Pertin
inerit. iil'ter the execution of Ctinrle'l the
First. Let us look for a single moment. as
we _iire upon the question of ignity, ntvwhet
CromWell did, and I willJead you a little
extract. irom Hume. as to the manner in
which Cromwell dissolved tlint Parliament :
- "And suddenly starting up. he loaded the
Parliament with the vilest. ieproaohel [or
their tyranny. Oppression. and robbery of
the public. Their etaiiilung with his foot.
whieh was a signal for the soldiers to enter.
‘lur gliume] said he to the Purliigtnent; 'get
ye gone; givo place to honester men, to
these who \thl more faithfully discharge
their trust. You are no longer“ Pei-lie
ment; l'll’ll you you are no ltill'fl‘l‘ a Pub
lininent. 'l‘tie L‘irll lltlfl done With you; [ln
tins chosen other instruments l'ni carrying
on His wuik. Sir Il.irr V.uie exclazlniiig
against tli‘isiiroceeding. it» ei-ieil with K luuii
voice. ‘Uhl Sir Harry \; the. Sir l_l iriy
Vito-*1 the Lord deliver inu liuin Sir lluiry
Vane l' " ' >l
l:thiiik tho Sir‘Hnrry V né' of that‘ day
mutt. be the Sumner of this.
“'J‘Jxkiiig hold of 3131“!) by the clokp,
'Thouiii‘t an iidultt-ror,’ fluid ho. g'l‘on third,
"l'hu'u art It di‘niikiril and It glutton,’ and
"l'hnu un‘extortioner,’ to n fourth. ~
"lie commanded n soldier'tn seize the
mode. 'Whiit shall we do with this tumble?
here. take it niviiy. It in you.’ said he. ad
dleeslllg himself to the House, ‘thiit. haw
forced me upon this. I have sought- the
Lord night and day that He would rather
eliiy me thnn‘put me upon this work.’ i'
Having commanded thosoldien to clear
the hell. he himself went out’tho loot, :an
ordei ing the door to be. locked, deported to
hi: lodgings in Whitehall.
lu,this furious manner, whi h s‘ohwell de
notes his genuine character, id Cromwall.
without the least opposition ' r even mur
iiiur.nn.iiihil:tte that :utnous as emgbly whit-Ii
had filled all Eiiglund with t e renown at
its actions and with astonie ment at its
\Cl'lllll'fl, and whose commencement wxu nui
more nrdently desired by the people than
wiis its'fiiiul dissolution. ,
Now, iti's flattery to‘call this Congress .1
.in / hotly. ..V‘ .i
oi the residue are utterly n)l!l‘9]ut‘.:-enled By
mE-n elected in a time of excitement, when
there‘ was not fair opportunity for on ex
pression of opinion. and under circumstan
ces that have entirely changed pinco their
election. This body is sitting in Confirm,
nominnlly under a Constitution which says.
fireprcsentntiWs and direct taxes nhall bi
apportioned among the several States which
may be included yithin this Union, Iceonti
‘ ing to illle rel-pectin numbers. 13-min
State shall have at least one re ireaentnttve.”
"l‘he Constitution also says, "ll‘ho Senate ol
‘ the United States shalt be composed of mu
Senators from each State. chosen by the
Legislature Lheteofior tux yeah, and them
Senatorsshall each havehe vote." Now look
at that body. with elevenfitates entirely un
representt'd undera Constitution which do
‘ clares thatkach State sholl hove one repre
‘sentative in Congress, and that the Senate
hot the United States shall be compo-ed of
two Senators from end: State—«eleven Staten
iéhtirely unrepresented in either Homo o!
(30 recs. What more? Why,' under s
'03.". itutiOn which require: each Rating to
judge \ the election and teturna of it: own
memheiw. tlu-y p’ami ajoint resolution, by
which th take from themulvel the pow
er separniiti to juage ofthe return: of their
membrrs, a {i proclaim that neither Home
shall ndtuit anv petition from the State! for
merly in ”lan till both Home: have
acted upon the uhject by I legiulntiv voct
ior otherwise. Whet more! 'Why, chile
,m this‘disurganizeth state, mutilated and
'iuiperfvot, it man got up in the Senate Ind
charges the Prgaidethi‘th nhitewuhing
the South‘, and another an my. thot the
con variation ofthe Preni nt, I believe Qith
Mr. Dixon of you: own St e, in which he
[simply gave his views with \regnrd 00 the
Iduties ofCongreu, “would hair coat Charles
.1 his head in the day in whichXe llved."—-_
Such . body as um. I my. in an bike-L an.
Joonstitntinnal memblage. ' it in in pointof
1 law a mob. and in myjudgtnent the anor
. of Washington neglects his ditty every «.111
in not disiiersing them us snob. (Arplum
‘and laughter.) And that ia’tho nob omy
of constitutional detention, which the 8.-
publican Convention of this State index-nee.
‘ end which the peoxilo/uo called ' upon to
; Imctiouand approve; 4