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Anecdotes of DR.. Archibald Alexander

An enthusiastic revivalist felt he had
mission to talk with the doctor, He called,
was kindly received, and began conIer-
sation on personal experience. The doc
tor heard him quietly, moving his right
leg and mouth in that peculiar way so we'll
known and so ominous to his Students
The man waited for reply-none came.
He went on exptdiating on his feelings, his
call, his token of spiritual life, but still the
doctor moved his leg and mouth. At last,
irritatcd, he broke out with, CDR Alexan-
der, have you no religion"
"Nonc to speak of, sir"
The man left.
The General Assembly passed resolu-
ton that the students of the Presbyterian
church should be exercised in naemoritcr
or cxtcmporaneous preaching. In obedi-
ence to this resolution the doctor directed
that the students should preach before him
without manuscript. Among the first to
preach under the new rule was one B.
He assembled the pulpit with confident
air, announced his text, None of these
things move me-" and came to stop
Memory had failed him. "None of.these
things more me-" Again halt. None
of these things move me-" was his third
utterance. The old doctor looked up and
quietly observed, "And pray, sir, what
will more your t...
During the Washingtonian movement,
student, whose mind was excited on the
subject of total abstinence, thought it to be
his duty to call on the doctor and stir him
up on the subject. The mouth opened, the
leg moved, but not word from the doctor
until the young man had finished, his i'm
portant lecture. ...,. -
care you through, sira''
YES, sir"
'Tll be happy to see you again, sir,
when you have any business. ."-CAriaian
Uatchmaai: .s.. ..... .
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q" g. A. YINGLING.
MZZN Have just received and opened their NEW
Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
.. in their new and elegant room on the
EAST CORNER OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
under the office of the Herald & Torch Light,
where fhey would kindly invite all to call and ex-
anime the ..
BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF GOODS
on exhibition, bought after the decline had taken
place this Season. The reputation the Establish
ment always enjoyed when carried on opposite
LYCEUM HALL for keeping
GOOD GOODS .i
and the largest assortment in Town,
WILL BE MAINTAINED
in the New Reom. -.
An enumeration of "THE THOUSAND AND
0NE' articles embracing this fine Stock will not
be forced upon the public. A call is solicited,
where they can see as they can not read, and buy
as they have not bought for three years. Many
goods will be sold at the same prices they were be-
fore the war. 4.
Hagerstown, May, 8, 1866. .aas. MI
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A gentleman and lady, at place not distant
from Columbus, were walking where the woods
we're green and the winds were soft and low
lie seized the opportunity, declared his mind and
received n ''will love you like a brother" He
bore thereection with as much equanimity as pos
sible, accompanied her to the house and asked
for music Seated iat the piano, She asked in
soft voice-hcr glance subdued but conveying
something oftriumph-' shall sing Thou hast
wounded the spirit that loved thcc2 " "No, he
replied with emphasis, ''sing Jim Crack Corn,
| don't care a, - we'll say dog on
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A Sudden Cure.

A professed thief named Dueal MCaul
in the Highlands of Scotland, went out or
an excursion one night accompanied by =
Young man who was learning the same
trade. The latter was to take q sheep
while M'Caul was stealing kale, and both
were to meet in an ncighboring church
yard, where they would not be likely to be
,rolested as the place was said to be haunt
ed. M'Caul arrived first and sat upon
one of the grave stoneswaiting for his COM
panion. In neigboring farmhouse a
crippled tailor happened to be at work,
and the conversation having turned upon
the church yard being haunted, he taunted
some young men present with cowardice,
saying that he would readily go if he were
not lame. Upon this young man offered
to carry him there upon his back, which
the tailor agreed to, and they were soon at
tho place M'Caul heard them, and sup
posing his companion had arrived with the
sheep, inquired: '1s he fat?" "Fat or
lean, there he is for yc," replied the terri
lied young man, throwing down the tailor
and running away at full speed. Upon
his return at the farm house, to the as
tonishment or all, he found the tailor close
at his heels-his fright had given him the
use of his legs, and his lamoness was per-
mancntly cured.
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R~IF YOU WOULD BE SUITED
VISIT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM
JOHN d. ARTZ, .
Merchant Tailor,
on THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
HAGERsTowN, Md,
Where you can procure Clothing that will be
Cut Fashionably,
Made Substantially, ...
Fit Nicely,
Wear Satisfa ctorily,
DRAIN LIGHTLY THE PURSE
of the Purchaser, and yet enable him to
APPEAR GENTEEL at all TINES and PLACES.
You.will find it not amiss or LABOR LOST to
Call, Examine and Select,
from his EXTENSIVE, and RECENTLY, and
CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK OF
CLOTHS, Cassimeres and vestings,
of PLAIN and FANCY PATTERNS, and Of
AMERICAN, FRENCH and ENGLISH MANU-
FACTURE and suitable for
SPRING and SUMMER WEAR.
lie also keeps on hand great Variety of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which will be sold at prices AsroNIsAISsLY Low,
and at GREAT REDUCTION on WAR PsIcEs.
All Orders will be filled Promptly, at 'he Cheap
est Rates, Shortest Notice, and
without Disappointment.
1t will be an object to make all who ONCE CALL
find it to their Advantage to CALL AGAIN.
Hagerstown, May 3, 1866.
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\ SrREAD EAGLE-A writer in Georgia pa
per introduces the American Eagle, which for five
years has been comparative stranger in those
parts, in this style, preliminary to the fourth of
July.
''We must fix up the Eagle, get the Goddess of
Liberty set Of teeth and waterfall and have
Fourth Of July regardless of expense. We must
give all the Mormon women husband apiece,
morry the anxious schoomarms that come down
South 10 teach the darkies, put the darkies to
work build a horse railroad from New York to
the city of Mexico dam up the Gulf Stream, lick
England, (Old and New), annex Cuba, and We
will be again great and glorious country"
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A Wife Worth HAVING

An interesting accdote ofthe Duchess of Bed
lord 0"9M to awake something like spirit of
emulation among her 'aristocratic'i sisters of tbe
American Republic, proving, as it does, that in
all the engagements incident to her high rank,
she never forgot the duties of true woman and
helpful wife. For THIRTY gears she was in the
habit OF rising early, lighting her own fire, and
prenaring cup oftca for herself ana her husband.
She then employed herself in copying the Dukes
business letters for him, fast as they were writ
ten; and at ten clock, she was at the breakfast
table, bidding her large circle ofguests smiling
good morning, as they entered one by one. Thus
the visitors came and went without ever benc
aware that their noble host and hostess had dis
posed of their daily business, at the time when
the rest Of the world-fashionaby spcakino-
were in bed. How many ladies are there who
would have the resolution and energy to follow
the Duchess of Bedford example? Not MANY
we arc afraid.
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How To MAKE BUTTER FROM BITTER CREAM
Mr.. Miner: Having read in the Rural of March
18th, what l.. B. says about making butter, I
will tell you what think is good to make bitter
cream come quick. When the cream is ready to
churu, dissolve little good sugar and add TO it
the butter will then come in a short time. l think
the cause of cream getting bitter is that it is kept
too cold while rising; the sugar helps to sweetcn
q
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NEW DRY GOODS,
s. Il. SCHINDEL
AT ARMSTRONG'S OLD STAND.
l. Just receiving large and well assorted stock
of NEW SPRING and SUMNER GOODS and will
be happy to see all in want of CHEAP GOODS,
which he offers to purchasers at the lowest prices
DRESS GOODS, IN GREAT VARIETY,
Fancy Delains,
Black and Colored, all Wool, do.
Black Challie,
Figured Lawns,
Plain and Checked Ginghams,
Domestic do,
Calico, all Prices,
Blcached and Brown Muslins.
VERY CHEAP,
Barred Jaconet and Cambrick,
White Brilliant,
l.. c. Handkerchieves,
Silk do,
Cloths and Coatings,
Cassimeres,
Striped Linen Drilling
Plain do,
Cotton Gloves and Hosiery.
Carpet Chains,
&c., DC
Hagcrstown, May 3, 1866.
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To WASH FINE CoLoRs.-The Scientific Ameri-
can advises the ladies, when they wish TO wash
fine and elegant colors, TO boil some bran in rain
water, and use the liquid cold. Nothing 1t is
said can equal it for cleaning cloth, and for lis
reyivifying effects upon colors. Try it ladies.
Maryland free press., 1866-05-31

A gentleman, going into a restaurant, in
stead of asking for two ducks for himself and
friends for dinner, inquired for ''two Forneys."
The title given by The President of ''Dead Duck
to Forney, Clerk of Congress can never die.
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CARD.

N -
have associated with me in the DRY GOODS
business, my brother ALLEN, and in the future the
Store will be conducted under the name and firm Of
H, & A. YINGLING ed
In this connection would take occasion TO return
thanks to my customers, and generous public for
their liberal patronage and support, and feel conf
dent in assuring them, that the efforts of the NEW
FIRM will not be relaxed in making their NEW
STORES attractive and inviting in the future as it
has been in the past II. YIEGLING.
May 8, 1866. ---
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r. "A New York letter writer says the cholera
is ''orrested." The public will be doubly happy
10 hear that it is imprisoned, and its trial indef
pitcly postponed.
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IF YOU WOULD PURCHASE
A Good Article at Low Price,
.r. patronize the new

A Good Article at Low Price,
patronize the new
Saddle and Harness Manufa ctOry
J. W. OF FUSS %
WILLIAMS ND,
recently opened in Speimans old Store room
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
Every article manufactured by him will be by the
most
EXPERIENCED wORKMEN
and of the best and most
CAREFULLY SELECTED MATERIAL
and will be warranted to give satisfaction in every
particular.
He will keep on hand or manufactor to order ey-
every description of t/..
~ SADDLES AND BRIDLES,
from the plainest and most substantial to the finest
and the most delicate workmanship. Also
Carriage & Buggy Harness
richly ornamented and finely finished, as well as
that of ordinary description. Also
WAGON GEARS
COLLARS
HALTERS, 9.
Riding Whips, Driving Whips,
for WAGON or CARRIAGE. He likewise keeps
an assortment of
-SADDLERS HARDWARE,
carefully selected and of the latest and most an
proved STYLE, all of which will be sold low for
cash or to prompt paying customers.
Wiamsport, May, 3, 1866.
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"ALL's RIGHT. "A Priest, who had
been particularly recommended to the
captain of a vessel, was sailing from France
to America. when the captain, who saw
that storm was approaching, said to him:
"Father, you are not accustomed to the
rolling of a vessel; you had better get down
as fast as possible into the hold. As long
as you hear the sailors swearing and BIAS
pheming, you may be assured that there
are good hopes; but if you should hear
them embracing and reconciling themselves
to each other, you may make up your
accounts with heaven"
As the storm increased, the Priest from
time to time dispatched his companion to
the hatchway to see how matters went IN
on deck.
"Alas father" said he, returning. call
is lost. The sailors are swearing like de-
moniacs; their very blasphemies are enough
to sink the vessel
ooh! heaven be praised" said the
Priest, "then all is rightm
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A Walking DeLnijohn.

On Saturday last an Irish IIod-c carrier
entered a drinkery where whiskey is sold
by the pint, and called for half a pint of
whiskey.
"Wh ,re's yoar bottle?' asked the dealer,
wh,n he had filled The tia measure
oneself is me BOTTLE" was the reply,
'Ill carry it inside of me-"
The man of whiskey stared, but pas 'ed
over the utensil. The hod-carrier drained
it to the last dreg. He came back in about
an hour.
The half pint of whiskcy is very lone
some," said he; give me another to keep
it company" Another was given him
and he drank it. At three O'Clock the
same afternoon he came again to the whis-
key seller.
Them two half pints is quarrelin,' he
said, "raisn' disturbance inside of me:
let me have another half pint to separate
them"
lie got it and went his way. Whether
the man is still living is more than we can
tell. There was no death that night or
yesterday, so far as we have learned, of
any one answering that particular hod-
carriers description.-Phi2a. Lc,lyer
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MORE AMEHDMENrs.-In view of the fact that
the Aboltionists in Congress have proposed
some eighty odd amendments TO the Constitution
tacetious fellow, in Kentucky, offers the annexed
amendments for the consideration Of the Const-
tuition tiukers:
/. Every freedman shall have n bureau for him.
s,lf with alookingglass on the top if he wants it,
q Every freedman shall have secretary.
3. Every freed boy or girl shall have ward
robe.
4. Every freed child shall have everything ii
cries for.
.. White people whether free or not, must be-
have themselves.
6. All people of every color, except red, must
vote.
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LYCEUM HALL BOOK MARTE.
A T this establishment lnpss sDS will be found My
CHOICE STOCK AH
STANDARD BOOKS,
MISCELLANEOUS & SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY d BLANK BOOKS,
BIBLES OF EVERY VARIETY, STYLE AND PRICE;
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
WINDOW SHADES,
ofvarious shades and grades, and
NICK-NACKS l. NOTIONS
housokeepers and others is also, solicited to the
stock of
CARPETING,
MATING,
FLOOR OIL CLOTH,
TABLE OIL CLOTH,
STAIR OIL CLOTH
BUGS, MATS ....
and HASS0CKS
kept at this establishment. All these goods will be
found of the - t
LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES,
and of the best make and material.
Before investing your money elsewhere call and
examine see stock of n uocrrrpv
Lyceum Building.
Hagerstown, May, 8, 1866.
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THE Beet SHEEP.-A correspondent of the N.
!. Farmers Club, sums up his views of the sheep
question, by saying: "For gentlemen farmers,
and for small, that do not wish TO winter more
than twenty head, nothing can be better than
long, fine, luster wooled sheepi but the merino
and its grades are for the masses"
To which, Solon Robinson adds: We should
make only slight alteration IN the above by re-
commenting for the farmers the ''grades' only.
That is the class that proves most profitable where
wool aud mutton are both objects of profit
More than half a million Of grade merino sheep
are sold annually TO the butchers of New York,
aud are preferred to the pure blood of any breed
unless we except the South Down, which ale
similar in character TO the mcrino grades.
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An exchange thus defines an Aboli,ion-


ist
A malgamation.
b igotry.
o Id John Brown.
j. eague with Hell.
Intolerance.
L reason.
ignorance.
o ne idea.
n igger on the brain.
mpiety.
S tate Suicide.
L ear down the Governmont: to
which may be added: Confscation Ami
hllation, Miscegnation, and every other
nation except our own, its peace and unity.
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-sADDLERs HARDWARE.

carefully selected and of the latest and most an
proved STYLE, all of which will be sold low for
cash or to prompt paying customers. =
Williamsport, May, 3, 1866.
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"Pll be happy to see you again, sir,
when you have any business. "-Chritian
Udtchmd'i: .......
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miles ia diamsss there teyp Ives . number
II clobes; somc. the more important. called
p!snets. and the rest ss,eriois, or else. II
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HARNESS AND SADDLES.
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OFFERS hi-thsnks 20 the sisixens Of Du-
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An ESSAY OT WARNINfs AND IN
~ STRUCTIOES FOR YOUNG MEN.
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