Compiler, The (Newspaper) - October 28, 1861, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania published every Monday Morning by J at 75 per annum if paid strictly IN 00 per annum if not paid in advance No discontinued at the option of the publisher until nil arrearages arc paid inserted rates done with neatness and i South Baltimore street directly rapiers Tinning Establishment on the WHAT A that gentlemen my To the of my boy Whatever it be hit on the key And pipe in full concert a war niy boy from nil nud climes my hoy rhymes my boy up with all Of f reports Ami published nt regular times my boy Articles able ami wise my bov At least in the editors c-s iny boy And so grand few a n It d To what in tlie world it applies my boy reviews my bov scrap to instruct nml iny boy Anil lengthy debate Upon For folks to my hoy The funds as wore -ire iny Imv Tue ami of the Imr my boy Anil A On rising itur my hoy The of niv Tue my bov ol the Tue ol And the nil nf the inv buy t Lint of Hid im ly s liuy Till with Vi liy one dies Or that my hoy Who pot to whom were my Who Ims hud On earth And who loiters to mv The prices nnd grain my to Hut take mi- To tell ii A of all they contain my hoy me mil y overspreading ho and daylight Where the Danger Lies Wright of Indiana lalo Prussia recently eh at Indianapolis in which he There is more danger from a divided from A firm decided united will question that speedily Hut Ke nut listen to those f are trar o with tht Tint it tomtit hi to all those fears which un- der cover of the darkness will teal at times over the boldest In spite of this I could not shake off the uncomfortable feeling produced by that voice Vainly 1 tried to dose my Eyes remained obstinately I open ears sensitively alive to the smallest Some half-hour had elapsed when again I felt chill me With tho perspiration Guiding on my I darted nji in bed and listened my might An mysterious voice followed meeting an acquaintance who fortunately to be a man in authority was in- into court and ted with sent The prisoner at the bar was of robbing and a poor country was a man of low slight stature with a brutal east of rendered Peculiarly by strangely for n small bright eves wandered rested the town i me i of dead silence and I involuntarily from his gazo as I would from I of some loathsome reptile nnd kept be on go into J my eyes steadily averted from him till the end of the trial which had been nearly t 11.1 J assistance of the waiter forced thc man to discontinue liis work In an instant I recalled the of the workman It was Ihc very man i had in the felons dock that There was no doubt about it That hideous face ns it peered through the broken pane had fixed itself indelibly in my memory and now identified itself The Curative Effects of Grapes Dr of lias published a very interesting account of the curative of gropes in disorders of the body They net introducing of into t he system i through the blood cany by 1 and other excretions the and injurious materials of the body of doubt with the ly as a vegetable and nance that had me so painfully in the morning I have little more to I ly hurried back to tho town and laid these tory which the juice of the grape contains thirdly as a medicine at the time so Sketch of Col John W Geary Col J W who commanded the federal troops in the near Harper's Ferry has figured extensively in recent And Wright might truly that we can never have n united until Abolitionism is out The Louisville Ky a a gallant Union i right when it We make no for thix in the South to the grant the necessity ing il hut Abolitionism thut j it also be suppressed A i ISM AM IN TIIK patriot nho loves his country consent gure n national lie commanded the l them both ond of in Mexico and was noted for great lc in- and the rigid he When h- first went o the nro When h- first went to t war in that republic he was Lieutenant Colonel of K regiment of nia Volunteers and a The voice was in tho more I concluded tho previous evenin by my very The miserable fear deuce summed Thc Kf cannot attempt to de- j cilc.mnslti -I that the words were addressed he a ot na by means in my power myself I was wide not Look at in ass on the I was a Cocked and then in of myself what by the hue and scared expression of my ty The judge before sentence the prisoner as if he had anything further to urge why sentence of death id not be passed upon him io unfortunate man in an eager I J I 1 1 Y Ll HI lilt I tin i p laxative alterative and whoie he held command of his fourthly by the alkalies which regimen t he was wounded but r I that diminish the plasticity of the blood various standing led his men in the battle lie a j would government in putting down This son of prodigality wax f A d HMI acts before the j the plasticity of the blood various with the landlady of the hotel at Bristol mineral such as sulphates t the de Uelen gale just previous she was able o prove the of a ides an analogous j to the of th small sum on that day to a traveling glazier i and valuable substitut he ci ity of Mexico K She came down to and from among a crowd of felons unhesitatingly picked out the convicted man as the to whom she had the money The poor fellow being a stranger at tol and having only two 01 to n for many I ws her at what he had been employed I had forgotten tho fact of my ing ever been in tint town A the man was at I grinned a ghastly grin at myself guilt p lo j that was an to of to I travelling that he was at i nio mysterious nature by them i many mi rs Iron the scene of i- 1 i i oi uic toa and tho A REAL EXPERIENCE 1 wholly turning and ill thai I credence to the ated mind jou story ft I fan room the haunted house fear of u nocturnal from other world although I ft nt while 1 is a in which Tin cin i am about to relate ol thi and were told me by oi ite of mine as lo a 1 give the story as he gave it me ly in words nearly a of actor in it Two years ago toward the end of the London weary of the uid lie for last three had been on me J on i few days rest and in I conn try The next tied a bit of a polka and got into bed again I had n sort of notion that some one was looking at me and that it would never do to let them sec bat I was the I 1 soon found out however that bed der the Wiis a mistake and 1 determined lo up nnd calm my nerves in fresh morning air 1 1 dressed hurriedly wilh many a look over my shoulder keeping as much as sible to one corner of tho room whore no- body could get behind me The grass in front of my ning with tho heavy morning dew on which no foot could press without leaving a visible trace 1 searched the thoroughly but no I see uf person ing n over the events of the which in spite of broad daylight nnd com- mon in supernatural J across the mea lows the by a footpath which led to thc ferry As I drew near lo the him standing at door looking up path by which I approaching A- soon as he me he and walked down lo JiLs boat murder on the day of its on uic uav 01 its i tlint i l recognition ol u prisoner condemned that he knew no more about it than a babe wafers Km ployed rationally nnd methodically aided by diet and regimen the grape produces most important changes in thc in in organic Siln of which three tions in contributing healthy materials to i i repair and reconstruction of the various I tissues and in dutei mining the removal of j vitiated matters which become i j and to the system Directed by a i physician this valuable agent can be made to produce thc most varied on the It also the ad- vantage of being acceptable to most The treatment lasts three to sK un When asked why he had not om thc conviction that Providence in chose to work out its ends by extraordinary and supernatural means Here ended T it to yon without addition or embellishment as he told it to me It is confess but hitherto f never been to hear a with of weeks The quantity of grapes that may bo consumed one to four pounds a day commencing with small which arc gradually increased skins and seeds not be Jn the of grapes tho most beneficial i the thirst they excite time or they bo manner as prunes nt to satisfy if taken at the same slowed in the brought forward this line of defence during tho trial he declared that ho had it but that the gentleman who had ted his defence hud refused to do so His counsel in a few words of tion stated that although lie had every reason to believe the story old by the ner he had been to confine his in io near ol su Ins behalf breaking down ho in it that wa- u t open to tho circumstantial evidence lor he prosecution objection nnd searching had bi i n m ale at but that fi om The Myst Newsboy time had passed in that j The romancer will find a capital town sotne or and fiom for a in the following I were born to task of tbe period which had elapsed is vouched for as truthful by the forming a part in thoud il win he murder ho had been unable to j loan Picayune n opportunity to dl achieve pn r M r thC R forward nnd o to oo t T T a it mny ulj upon the weakness of the mg name as made be The fact is life his gallantry on that he was moted to thc rank of colonel his sion bearing date er He received il mention at Cerro After the war in 1818 he lived in lie Was pointed post master and wards elected the first mayor of the cily holding his for two or terms to the organisation of the vigilance Hi was afterwards Kansas under the after his recall settled at Westmoreland county He a leading for the greater part of his life nnd was an Democrat orling in the recent lor iovernor and John for His adven disposition not re- main contented on the breaking out of this have been to moie had it been in i socks ite for the soldiers The cost forty dollars and were presented to a company Now it is to allow a company to carry its regimental it is apparent hat sum in what is practically only have been mini in buying a blanket or shirt and a pair of warm woolen socks for every member ol the company to which the gilt was however bm of that sort of improvidence which the urgent need of every available dollar for the necessities of the war Id correct Inr Government is again hailing proposals the hoof Proposals will of October The war nnd left n nnd beautiful wife oto weight must not exceed in How to Take Life Take lilo liku a man Take it ns though it it vital affair Take it though you to his standard from all pur 1 and he has now the largest regiment wu i 1 believe in thc United service They j ore splendidly equipped and armed with j and sabare Col I iuary is a lull powerful man and bis ry has made him prominent in military sei Y urg or The reserves t the right to pay in r funds it has for ami lo reject any bid No will be entertained unless the is present to The Tonef Bullets A by pacing music i air H is a very good phuc to exercise the be in a somewhat yes it sir and have been waiting here you this two In or more Waiting for me my Yes sir I for they seemed evidence produced by the Sentence of death upon the prisoner who removed from the bar loudly and declaring his he and obtained employment at as a sub carrier lie was then about fourteen years of arre is a parly in called composed of men similar to those who in he Revolutionary j Their business is to stenl and ii not on whom they commit their very modest and reserved but ever prompt who find faithful and gradually earned the le d IK is by a great majority of kind It is not made half as much of as should In the Where is the man or Who look back tones of the as they skim the air 1 caught the of a large Minie Il a swell for from flat t They represent If is being very patriotic whichever side they in lt cnuse haughty came well known to all hi i- a good name for a carrier be- and all b the of lho I the soldiery feel n they hear than their put them down are being nude to and fellow carriers by like ducking win it Il is no missiles A interesting lo and dry goods dealers was week at Buffalo A gentleman to of f 112 lor wife The husband's defence wa- he never his ill-omened nnd from his uniform good deportment j J fwc betler lo nml make I i T hiS i U V wo k IS I e- serve prevented all familiarity For throe i is a nmn is caused by ol i til I- lor seemed so T but m lie of his route from the is favorable pretty vepy anxious that you should not be kept girl in my life through the cold rude blasts of winter's y confidently and can ordered thc articles he never miles they have been down from the T the early morning and the pitiless wisdom int 1 ce fl of I in whole court at least the unprofessional part storms without a murmur and 0 o one o t T I tt woma I ken up my belong an that you would want to croL the -s some doubt ing bvightand cheerful In the latter pa t 2 do id 7 I jury L servant of ujy and bail i about the case and that of i n ty through space Men are a one gave Dry look out how they excite femal early this very and bad long a resort of mine when frosh air j ing The of the after my I rapidly up the j about the case and that circumstantial of Newsom disappeared V atmosphere through spare Men are I tho man not a word and be much to thc regret of Ins fellows and more I a If a I permitted to curry a verdict of especially to bis employers C c J c and follows it up there is nothing in reason lo cling to the earth or which of fifteen I I am sure that the fervent thou j e is t o I only desci ibo it as a cold damp blast however the heat an it with a force tho unds to the inch I how they credit lo gay law or n modification pertain to i 1 do not of is ing with a of the subject in any in the Union work is certainly an i in extent the six New ting philosophic question and the State of Delaware It The earnest protestations of tlie mig me in mi- ana J oi tne my eyes 1 got up put on my J Mealing lound and behind me enveloping ate maw rang in my cars and his face and a cisar sal me in its I i i and lighting a cigar sat me in ils icy folds down at the open window ami j I distinctly heard the words over before me t ran I f n i distorted with anxiety and passion rose to tlie New ork Tribune the Secretary of on his ty summers whoso well developed rounded divided imo ties The State about two htimiml and eighty-five from to ami figure and smiling face was of itself a my boots for cents and went home as rich is a lord Told mv landlady I had a me low flat meadows stretched down to the river which ted us from tho town In the distance the mussive towers of the cathedral appeared in bold and bright relief the sky.__ The whole landscape indeed was bathed in a flood of light from the clear summer moon I was gradually getting sleepy and ning to think of turning in when I heard A soft clear voice proceeding apparently from some one just beneath my window George George be quick You are wanted in the town I immediately looked from the window ami although the moon still shone most brilliantly somewhat to my I could no one Thinking however lhat it some friend of my landlord's who was ing him to come into the town upon less I turned from the window and ling into bed in a few was fust it haw about three hours ture of happiness Seated near her not Newson but somebody else for J i ltl i noi else i out on tiie in front of the uttered in my very ear in a l passed the afternoon writing answers to was the identical lady herself 1 And thus is dollars and wanted the best loom me several low flat meadows plaintive and ione business letters had found j explained the true but romantic history of i in Ule the Ul liJ 1 shuddered with a craven fear and me out in my retreat and soon after ing hastily round hurried on toward the ner retired to my room weary with want of sleep the previous night and with the ex- of the day It had been my habit for many years to town A few minutes walking brought me into the market-place It was evidently day for in spite of the early hour there was already a considerable bustle going on Shops were being opened and tho country people were exposing their butter p and eggs for sale and for about I wandered amongst tho busy and morning again crept round me ly increasing crowd listening to every Scrap I I listened eagerly for the voice that had of conversation that reached my ear and hitherto followed but this time in vain vainly endeavoring to connect them with j not a sound could 1 hear but the ticking of tho strange summons that had roused me m3 watch upon the table and I fear I must the mysterious newsboy i j attic was much too good for mo around the city and which he is ing nt city to suspend work on the barracks he is building near his for his of three hundred cavalry and ordered him to employ all the in the of tho disbursing I'm an injured individual novel divorce dilemma has just persecutes me I don't do society any i to Hie payment of the current I of his army in M and to let all his to south curred in York county Maine that a mnn pressed a petition for make every night short notes of the events from before the Supreme Court and of the day aud evening as usual I sat the third day of the down to write my journal I had hardly I davs Ilis It appears harm as I know on I don't rob houses I don't know widders I don't i debts in St Louis amounting lo put the bottle to rny neighbor's lips I ain't got no neighbors and tho fact is I don't own any bottle Couldn't fill em if country down to write my journal I had hardly j days after Ilis wife don't own any bottle Couldn't fill em if poultry opened tho book when to my horror the j that she had a defence to the j I did vo hours deadly chill that T had experienced in the prevented from presenting it I'm an innocent man Nobody can morning again crept round me 5 tnc n Durance her by her husband me the face and say I ever hurt cm from my bod and led me nolens to thc town I could hear nothing that interested me in any wny nnd feeling tired and hungry I derided on at the hotel which overlooked the market-place and then king myself back to the cottage in spite of the mysterious voice The cheerful and noisy bi U- over turn which my fancies had taken itself miiuii-s Fancying that this was caused by the After I had breakfasted I lit my cigar and fron the open window I was into the bar where I talked foi ten getting out of bed to close t when I heard minutes with the landlord without proceeding from the very ting anything of moment than that it was his the landlord's opinion that quick You are wanted in hings were thai Squire I bury was going to give n great ball on tho These words produced an indescribable occasion of his J trembled from head and that Weston's tain to carry off the prize at the next cultural Meeting I bade him nnd turned my homeward I was cheeked on my way down the high street by a considerable crowd and upon inquiring what was the matter was informed Assizes were being held and that an interesting der case was going on My curiosity was roused I turned into the and with a curious creeping about the the hair stood and listened nothing mere I walked to the window and looked out Aa before nothing was to be I stood in the shade of the tain for some minutes watching for the Bnd then laughing my own nervousness closed the window to bed morning light now gradual add the beating of my own coward heart I got up and walked about endeavoring to shake off my fears The cold shadow however followed me about impeding as it seemed my very respiration I hesitated for a at the door longing to call up the servant upon some pretext but checking myself I turned to the table and resolutely sitting down again opened my journal As I turned over the leaves of the book the word Bristol caught my eye One glance at the page and in an instant the following circumstances flashed across my memory I had been in Bristol on that very the day on which this dreadful murder had been On my way to a friend's house I had missed nt Bristol the train I had expected to catch and having a couple of hours to spare wandered into the town and ing the first hotel I came to called for some luncheon The annoyance I felt at having some hours to wait was aggravated by the noise a workman was making in re- placing a pane of glass in one of the roem windows I spoke to him once or twice and finding my remonstrances of no and his friends that the case would not be and yet I haven't got a roof to called up until the second week in the term ny my JIY old landlady rated On this representation the court ordered the I I couldn't pay and I decree of divorce to be stricken from the Cause why ain't it better to dwell on thc rolls In the meantime however the band had married another woman Here then is a pretty quandary The lawyers will be puzzled to say whether the second marriage made after a formal judicial lution of the first is not quite legal withstanding the Court saw fit to recall its decree of divorce on learning that been obtained bv fraud To Cure a new axe put a white hickory handle in it bore 1 hole in the top of the handle fill the holo with gum camphor and seal it up Then take the axe and cut cord wood at fifty cents a cord until the heat of the handlo dissolves the camphor woman in love is a very poor judge of character She can see nothing but ex- cellence where others see nothing but lowness and rottenness Ditto ou the er side with a man in more so teachers sometimes receive very funny excuses for absence of children from recitations The following is about as original as any we ever saw For the benefit of our readers who never studied law or stuck type we may add that law or w walked to the window and with the j tly boy was kept at home corner of the than with a ing in a wide house But I ain't got a and if I had a corner wouldn't be safe would it I'm a man I'd go to work if it wasn't for my excessive I'm afraid of taking the bread out of body's mouth Besides wisdom is the principal thing don't the book say so What's money to wisdom Ain't I ing If a man kicks me because I can't pay for my ain't I getting understanding Ain't it a lesson to human I'm tMd the world owes me a ing When ia it going to pay I wonder I'm tired of waiting VERV Francis Meagher was offered the Clerkship New worth many thousands a year If he would have accepted the nomination would have been tendered by all parties But he de- that he might go untrammelled to the field of battle But the gallant soldier has a future When peace shall have been Thomas Francis Meagher will be among those whom the people de- light to honor teamster may do a good business man cairies before flOO unpaid until they can be pro examined Disbursing officers arc not to transfer their duties to agents and contracts arc to bo made by regular disbursing of the army Washington last Sunday remarkable for his pom and efforts to look ferocious rode up to the door of a and ed imperatively being immediately answered he repeated the summons ly A good-natured gentleman occupying rooms on thc second story possessed of con- wit thrust out his head and asked mildly what was wanted The Colonel demanded Where is Mrs He was blandly answered gone to church sir When the Colonel with a displeased and magisterial air said I want to find people who don't go to church The gentleman a liltle piqued Is anything the There is was the reply Have 1 given any You have sir Really 1 am ignorant of it language won't suit here sir My dear sir what You were talking of soup We were You mentioned I did That is it that is it sir That ladies blushing out of the room that ly improper language which I never heard at any board before and should not havo expected it from you Why sir I but called it its proper name You asked a question and 1 replied I am however sorry that it has given I really do not I could well have it Then sir I advise yon when you havo occasion wny time to speak of that peculiar soup do not call it ox tail No sir But what shall I call f A remedy lor tantly replied remedy lor coughs and is very similar and In It is a fact says to celebrated Cherry the Cincinnati Commercial that this Acetate of morphine 4 grains military man shortly after he came tincture of bloodi-oot 4 drams to this country worked at an iron foundry 4 drums Wild Cherry 3 in this city where he was paid the Mix and take a teaspoon I ul sum of a week for his services times a day or if The Mexican war however breaking out j within a after ho obtained work at will tho next b th this foundry he enlisted and entered that samo r as a private soldier Upon his return to this city at the close of thc ho remained but a short time being ced to go to St Louis where he soon be- came the captain or chief of tions of Freemen and Turners was a lady fulls what she fall Against her own will teen hundred mid and the next will be eighteen hundred and him The Secretary of War is becoming impatient with the expenses of of music for army it already to a sum will make this of
