E rib 'tinting, El (bl.. UMVPLISCIEVai. lODLICEIU2I3:I I 3LP.CrtI=I73 O Neatly and Promptly Bxeeuteet, at the ADVERTISER OFFICE, LEBANON, PENN'A Tots establishment is now supplied with an extensive assortrueirt of JOB TYPE, which will be increased es the pntronago demands. It can now taro oat Ptimrtwo, of every description, in a neat and expeditious manner— and ott very reasonable terms. Such as Pamphlets, Cheeks, ••., Business Cards, Handbills, ()treaters; Labels, • Bill Headings Blanks; Programmed ' , Bills of Faro, Invitatloue, Tiokete. &c., &c. The Mends onthe.estabilslitment, and the public gener ally era respectfully solicited-to send In their orderi. ire. - 11ANDITILLS Printed nt an hours uotice air Diane of all kinds, Common and Judgment IIONDS. SOhool, Juittices . , Collet/dice' and other' Btaalitsi 'printed %correctly and neatly on the last paper; eemetantly:kept for sulo at this office, at prima "to cull the amen.' . '; 'V' Subscription price of the APTER,:I7SE% One Dollar iind s ifelf •• • Address, Wm. M. Dam= Lei won, Pa Is NAG ? n,410117,n, F i • e , a , § u,R A r t l ix o ft . vgI3:4,OO3r . ETANtER. t Arti•E L'unAbyrlpzfil alrent,'Qpip the • Nagle Ho- V-rt6ll,lok. , [4011.P, • .I),A RIM S. SELTZER, A • t: • • •-• . ATTORNEY AT LAW. O'nlo3 to Cumberland street, nearly opposite Brua's MOW Libman FL • [Aug. 26,'57. .•. Zit VI .NI P. likic ' - :: if .... .1 7 1 r. ' DISTRICT CT AtTtiltttEY. -wird, a tt e nd tnnil.bietiagial busdneox: also, all Other • 1801 and professional ... business entrusted ",to him wll he promptly attonded to. - . 01.110E1—In Cumberland street, second door east from .)forket street, Lebanon, P. [July T2, '47:, IA A FA 1( ETTE-11RinfiE iirisi. d'A s • P I T . 'l 4 'n A PJOINING A. S. ELT'S Office, Waluut street, ,Lelai non,ta. A large mid beautiful amoTtinopt ItitS from tho well•knovin establlobment o ColiNitaitle t BAUR. alresiye on hand at . * All no warranted, to,gleo eatinfactioM Aral,All onfers will be faltlifully,etkociattkikl,tlie,Mpet retieoitable • tonne._ .77a best of l'Verelar &even., .... [314).28 67 1` , . 0 -NW 1111101)1Dii , '.1 7 1 9: 13 " IlitrattlArtft . ll4o l •YOßßEß, tfition Depasit, Daupbin Cbuaty, J. lAM riev.rAmwall dines, tp put urlltnicK IYORK,in Alt Itiffhtittioltes t yndan the sZtorteit. ' not ripr 'Also g cssT lierantf, - IKAVOltßosti.4 %m l 3, HEARTHS, not skwork Con vg,with Pon.NAce, thine. Pctito e ni I eirrrisA may to put down ton m 1,911. 4 ," eto. `or every description. r . _ _ i t; TY I A L DAM RISE luts:remov,drids,..HAT i ii ipAt STORE, ' to lils Now Brick Iltilltitog,(oppo o lti h a ste stand,) - 12 Cumberland Street, trifilwly betwedn Ma?ket Street., and the Court House. Ito olden& a cordial incitation to alt his friends, and tho public, to give him a call in his now location. Ue i bsa ilia oPetMdt lils 441115 , GOODS, Imagist, in natklpatlon of his Ilemositkarid t,49Clitiottptas Holidays. ' Togiaiioll DSc 'au 18b7. . . ... Tits. Bois, muis Woxitdmoar.) would r respectfully inform thw - t.adles of Lebanon. "<: .O and surrounding country. that she has Armored lar Afillintry Establishment to South stole of Cumberland WM, East Lebanon. a few doors Dug of Plnegrove where she will continue to ,rnannfacturs BONNETS of the latest styles. and furnish all ktnQeufTnrnx[sassuit slde to the Henson. Bonnets will Rill° be repaired, neatly and quickly. She respectfully invites the Ladies to give her a call. CLehanon, Aprit 7, Up. • • -- - •Shaving,bar Dressing, and Sha mpooning , Sii loon. rilsmatarAN •WiIAILEY would respectfully in- LI form the public that they Imre ItEMOVFX their etablishment to Market strcot, , next door to John M. Msrk's Hotel, Lebanon, Where Irwin give them. pleasure to wait on all who may fiteor them .with -their patronage. They have had much experientially the business, and will soup: nopai us, to, giro ety4ito satiefucpfm to their mute. mere.'tiny herr made every artaiimment for the&cr.. fection of their business : They Cordially invitee call' and rial. ' Lebtfridit, sterclt 3, 1858.' New . Ilaitiek.:Slitoti;. EORGN W. DALY, MAnittrr 13Ta1st, opinions the Leb. anon Bank. would respectfully inform thoOitirens of and vicinity, that he etill continues hiellret-class Shaving klfair'Dreslit .7Saloon, sod is prepared to do business in the neatest sad pest nud would solicit all tollve him a trial. . . ',nation, Oct. 21, 1h57. . • .. Henry. W. - Overman, PTO. 14 (Ohl N 6. 6) 900th TIIIRD . Street, below ifetr/ • ••• A 1 el, Phlluctulptirn. • 14EA.THER' ,HEALER r*IC Skins. Moroccos, Liningw e Bludinge t RED AND OAK SOLE. LEATHER, &c. N. B.—hough Leather, bought, or token In exchange. March 4,16e8.-Iy. Ice: Ice! utalersignod have, this winter, laid In one of the I most beautiful lots of SPRING-WATER ICS. ever homed In this Otter), and will serve families 'ivory morn ing throughout the Roman. They will also furnish Ice lit all hours In elutes of slekness or death. VI- Nor torme, apply to REINHARD .t SIIOTT. Lehrman, lfarchl7, 1858.7tf. Henry Hat tnutiOs Brewer s . . LAGER EEEN SALOON, _ y N Cumberland Street,,west of the Plank Road, Lobe 1, non. Schweitzer and Limberger. Cheese, Holland Herring, wholesale and.lietaii. , A -large- room in. the second atm M free foraneetings, souteties. &c. Lebanon, Dee, 4,1857. Lebanon - Female Sentitiary. r, O pr ff riVtlssior ; '"I.I O DASO r N A. v..bl RY' d antnitienegil the ,fifst day oflraltr.V. Madame DEOAM VS will give Instruction 1p NeedlelYor)t. t • • • tE(lit lit 'DAV° ILSR, Prhsidpil, MODESTE DECAMPS;TeneIier of Music and French. .pelf, - 14 Is ;s'fr New Stsvre , , • Between. Humnieletown` and Middletown. ON and atter the Jodi lost a illio an d will riniuDolltoge Line ,-- between IlummOttown and Middletown, connecting with he care on the Lebanon Tallei , Railroad on the arrifiltanldparture Of the same town. Ther;oise- kdoi'a LIVERY PVA.I3I,R . 'Middle town for the,areorrunodation of the public. tiOod herself and all kinds of 'conveyances; November 2,1857. DNITITITconnurt.Y. The' .Groceries A T the Cetitre itnildinge of KATZ& it BRO'S,'you find *offs:heap, entre full tisliortnient. Lebeiton 'Oct 21 1867. Alinibrotypes. " TS you want an AIettRUTTAX Lint ennnot be beat, mill On IlLitmat, in Ap.tte ,Basn't NOW Building, In Giun berland street, Lebanon, Pa. . pun. 20,1.858. risk' Whiskey. flOtnitlON IVIIISKEY, and N. E: nor,9t „„.:S p *it 'quality, just received and for sale at • „" 81 111EIG.kft'f'S tirine and Lsiusr Store. Letkh.him, Dec: Se; Garden Seeds. GAADEN ,SEEDgr. Warrqated Fresh, just receive:4i by . GUILVOAD A LEMBEROI,II., .suon,Feb.lo,l4l.: . Druggis4._ r l ilif.PintTANT INVOttNIATIOX, by which much mui ingcring in familleamai bo nvoldcd. 'ant to mar- Iriott men and those contemplating. marriage.", :admen,enclosing four kanipr, DR. G. W. AD ' Discolnn, Brooklyn, N. Y. Dec. 16, 17.-6 m. Diiisolotion of l'artnersktp. ijiatirtnership.heretofdie existing between RAWL. 1, SNYDER and E. E, KINZER, at Stony Creek Forge, Dauphin county,,Fa., was diasolve4 on the 23d consent., SNYDER, March 81, 1885.-Bt.* B. E, KINZER. TO Persobli . !A BOUT TO navy PIIILABELPHIA I—TRY theWESTERN Ii TEL, MARINI' street, he- I'l WOW 9th street. Every attention given, with a ' ..desire to phase. BOA.RDING E 1 MS DAY. 22, -ty, HOPNlNS,Proprictor. Revolvers. N.iOLT'S Allen's and other Revolvers, single and doable ,/ 'barrel Pistols, fine Pocket Knives, Port ?donates, Illtrseeln great variety and sold at the lowest figure at, RVITZENSTRIN, & BRO'S. Cheap Jewelry and Fancy Store, Dee. 10, 1867 Call and See riA.KPETS Carpets I 011 Cloths! Oil Cloths! Baskets! Barketal,Oarpat Chain! Carpet Chain! Bed Feathers! Bad FeaThers! Corn Brooms! Corn Brooms! Band Boxeel and a by H whic oward variety or oth ßxpresa, er Goods, rece h ived and dail receiving will be sold y oheap by it. Lebanon, Oa. 28,1'613, • HENRY & &TINE, Notice to Creditors. LL PERSONS indebted to, the firm of SHIRK & TICS, or to SAMUEL U. SHIRK, by Note, Book Account, orotherwise,are requeeted tuyaeire early payment toAtioe R.Deuaurme, Esq., at big Office in Lebanon and Save coda Chia AMOS It.I3OIIoHTER, Attorneys for Creditors. Lebanon, Oct. 'f„,'ls7 DagnerreOlYPCS' AXTIIO takes the beat LIKENESSES In Liototrl— V V Why J. IL! K}AX, i:p th e th letLeti as mY ; hiss's New Building. lie hoe the beet room, best skylight, best flatures, and has mole it his entire tautness for the lest slx.years. He always ;seta the latest Improveteente ; he boa alwayethe latent style or cues on band; Ito taken pictures - In every style. Or the mil STJEREOSQOII3 PIQT,ORES , are ettonderttil to behold. All bls , platuras are ettarlb'oorrect , and Attila highest Antall. Glee .bint ar call and you vvlll not reS,LetAtt /116 terms are verytmoderaso,: 1111 4 11 " gl°l2 " are ? e n enr7-4 1 4741aweit6 ,43,) tram. cloak; A. M.,,t I 6 &does, R. M. ;197? . , „-, i ) 1111 U I N ". • . • . .rti.. VO.LP -9.77410. 43. Great Crwitilii.—Low Prices. morning, last week , as a friend and myself, *ere O.Oleisurely wallang.out Market street, amen arriving. near the corner. of Guilford street, our attentionwna at ;Meted to ..a• large exciwd..of Ladies—and nearly nil of whom were provided with large market baskets, and others with satchels banging to their arms, and wore evi dently intent upon the same elect. Upon inquiry we found that in the Mansion House, on the corner of Guil ford and kiarkstfr, la located the extensive Dry' Goods, Oroogryoind qonsware Store of our polite and affable felmßs,ilslll if& BRO.. who 14%i just opened a large.stock of Vail Cloodty and that the great crowd of La.. dies were theft. regbler cuttommv. who may be seen fally e their countors, purchasing their goods, All we saw Were evidently 'saddled with their purchases; were lqud. in the pialses of the excellent quality of their stock, dud all were of the unanimous opiniou that FONOB &,.pRO. sellihk beet qualities, at lower prices, than nhy.or,thtti • competitors: So our advice would be to you, one and both mit and small, to give FoNcx 8 BRO a call, line they willltirely try to please you. PEDn'ffelitN. ?forth Lebanon, Oct. 41,185?. , • BOWMAN, .11.AUSR CAPP'S•ni rial-Avz..,it R r n,,r This W ay, ' if yots W ant Cheap Lowther. T HE un 4e l r4gerliktnivo lately formed a partner, . .n ship for ttio purpose of engaging in tha-Xupu , ben Business; ma new plan, would respectfully ifitbrca the public at large. that their place of busittesielTDAinz aktirKittli's.Old Lumber Yard, in East Labalan fronting Ast.loheennut street, one square from the Evangelical 'Ware:— They have , enlarged - tbe Yard and lillectiltiwath •ortmatit and execllent assortment of- altinndromnyntmi, .aucti . .as BOARDS, PLANKS, JOISTS,'' LATHS, SLIINDLISS 80kirialloi of all liingths'and thicknesses. 7 lt#l 4, istrt, tliti,flee t l4:olt , 'tautly' tin •Intnd. a fall and wolf' onedessort . at of '' . oll kinds of 111:11LDINO 3IATEft Person 4 in went Sf anything in their lino are intitesktaaall;e:Ant r lne th'efr elocle; ind learn their prices. • ' • _ • Ttiiiiikful for past furore, they".lnVo,''ffintiii i 'i s t‘eation to'entriness and moderate prices; to cara t ilea Pt public patronage. . ' " • BOWSIA?.1; 1411Y.E.:i;CA0P. • "Lebikiioa, April A, 1855. .... •• - • liffltra4 l 4 ' * 11 1 . SMITH A "Ba f c a ty l ,y, irialV9 • Loan and La ad s . 27 lffi 4B c mn e i r • • 1 • Bellevue City.'Nebrasltt Territory. SPECIALkATTENTION given to 'Atm tif mnination of Titles to Real F.statc, Searching, the Records, Irani 'pig 'Abstracts, Deeds. Bonds and Mortgage... Lohlta effected for Eastern Capitalists at W?..ietit; Reim Interelt, on Mortgages or other Reef 14tapi.4ecuiltion. •Vik:ces Paid In any county in tlio`!TErilnierind West :4lilowa: • ."Our Commissions for buying and Silling Real ;State, t negotiating or collecting Loans, • arei five per cent. LintrWarmnts bought and sold.. ' '• ; .Also 't!pecial attention given to.illitielectiincitiad . enitz of Lands for tlet tiers or EastertecaPlititliabi, ettlier with LanclaWarrants or Money In'Nebinsk:dor Wostirn Theta. We charge Ten Dollars per Ono'lttiiiilred and Sixty Acres; and make reasonable deductions when entering large quantities. li'hen Land Warrants arc sent, Two , and a half per cent per acre, the faind office fee ($.4,00) must accompany the locati ng fee. Also the same, per centagi fan Selling;Warribte. When Warrants are sent, the Nos. of Warrants, date, to whom ileum! and assigned, should be copied and ire- t tamed to guard against loss in Malls. ; jlemittanecs to ue can be made in Draftaon any of the Rastarn cities. • re will enter Land with Warrants or Cash, bay im proved or unimproved Lund or Town Property, or nego tiate LUIIOII on Real Estate security, all 10 the nano of the•pereon furnishing the funds, pay all fees, taxes.and .cammlsslmul, for one-third of the gross prep ta accruing from the ride of the property or Collection of the Loma —all expenses to 'come out of our third of the profits.• will also cuter Laud, bay, Property, etteet Leans, a.sabovo stated, guaranteeing. to the parties their capital with Ten per cent. interest per annum, and an equal division of the profits. without anyfurther charge oe uspense to them. Our arrangeructitsi are,srich that ,WO Cab enter Lands in all the edicts in Chit Territory and Western lowa. A competent Surveyor• always in readi- Ocieste Anil and select clioice,Lantle. Coat Fickle, hock Quarries,. Mill Sites. Mineral Tracts, AG, ....The Lund offices in il.-Ttern lowa having seen closed fur the two years last po.4t. aro open now forbprivato entry. Within the next twelve months there'will bo offered for sale in Nebruslia, • one ornt,a halkMitilion Acres of Land, comprising tbe f ixelt portion : of. Abe: Territory, ex tending along. the Missouri Wier, • from. the Southern boundary to the mouth of thel c esim l qukcourt s kiver. We solicit Baster° capital forinve4ment. ,lavestments properly made inStern I If Term .. .0 Loin and Mortgage - 0, are now paying from Twenty-fire to Your-hundred per cent. Being •of the first pioneere of this rant and growing country,,and Intimately acquainted : with nearly every portion of Nebraska and lowa, we feel confident, that werwill be able to-redder intisitctioalln alihttilness en. trueted to la Lalent of enquiry prompftyranstreretlfres,sf Charge. REPLIIENCES,-110 , 0rjWint r :AWRICbyrdiOnZVIOT. Of Nee benake; Nelgaska; Benton and 'rok.9 ,133tuallepirk`Gdtrn r ojilMluff:yriit; Goo. &.J..atein, Be V an!, CM eteltapktr, 1111noin llon.J6Todtoppbgll Pottevilte„L'e4 on. GettangeelmeUllWainilthi Letienlicja. 'W M] 3. 1858.1:4m Dr : litorslels Indian Root rills -lit. MORSE. the inventor of MORSE'S lEDIA'S Roar . Pmts Dhas spent the greater part or his life in traveling, having visited Europe, Asia, and Africa, as well as , North Ainericahas spent three years among the Indians of one Western country—it was in this way that the Indian Root Pills were first discovered. Dr. Morse was the first man to establish the fact that all diseases arise from Impurity of Oa 11161**tlintOmatxength, health and life 'depended upon the vital, fluid. When the"varions passages btceme clogged, and do not act in perfect harmonywith the different functions of the body, the blood loses its „Ostrom beconies thick, corrupted and discos:Al tutus ,Filising all pains, sickness and distress of every name; -cute strength is exhausted. our healtirwe .ere deprived of, and if Jutture. is not assisted in throwing off the stagnant humors, the bleed will become choked and cease toact, and thus our light of life will. forever be blown, out. ,low important then that we should keep the various passages of the body free and open. And how pleasant to us thatwohave it iu our power to put timed iciee;lnestr renolt,,raimely, Morse's Indian Root. Pills, manufactured from plants anti roots-which grow around ; the reoputainous.cliffw in leatortea garden. for the health and recovery of diseased-matt. One of the -roots-from whicheliesePilleare made la R Sudorific,- whielametts ' the Rim of; the skin, and.assists nature in 'throwing out the finer parts of the corruption within. The second iS a vial Nvidelnis an- Expectorant. that opens and unclogs the passage to the lungs, sues thus. in a soothing manner, performs its duty by, throwing off pliegm, and other lin ninia.frrittf the lungs:4 'copious spitting. The third is,a Diuretic, which gives en.seand double strength to the kid neys; thus encouraged, they draw large antounts of ;la' verity from the bleed which is then thrown out bounti fully by the'urittitrY or water passage, and which could not have been discharged in anyother way. The fourth is a Cathartic, and accompanies the ether properties of the Pills while engaged in purifying the blood; the'eoar ear particles of impurity which cannot pass by the other outlets, are thus taken sip' anti conveyedoff in great quan trace by the bowele. ' ' From the above, - it is, shown that" Dr. ,Morse's -Indian nootalile not only enter the stomach, but become uni ted with the blood, for they' find way to everypart, and completely routoutand "cleanse the system from all im purities, and .the life of the body, which is the blood; • be comes perfectly healthy; consequently all •sickness and pain is driven front the system, for they cannot remaiii when the body becomes so pure and clear. , ' The reason. whypcople are so distressed when sick, and why so many die, is because they do not get a medicine which will pass to the afflicted parts, and which will open the natural paseagetsfor the disease to be ca.t out; hence, a large quantity of food , and other neater is lodged, and the stomach and ; intestines are literally overflowing with the corrupting mass thus undergoing disagreeable fer mentation, constantly mixing with the blood, which throws the corrupted matter through every vein and arte ry, until life .le taken from the body by disease. .Dr. Morse's PILLS have added to themselves victory ,upon victory, by restoring millions of the sick to blooming heath! and happiness. Yes,.-thousands who have been racked or tormented. with' ,sickness, pain and anguish, and whose feeble frainee have been scorched by the burn in' eletnents of raging fever, and Who have been w brought uo stand asst were, within a step, of, the agent grave, ready to testify that they would have been numbered with the dead, had it not heett for this-great and wonder ful medicine, Morse's Indlen,Root Pills.:. After one or two doses had been taken, they were absolutely astonished, in witneating t ir, ebtfinitptgfecte. Not'oely de they Rive *sleilelinter, antritik , and tap; 1 1 / 4 1V1Wesillck- O a Tie y trancLit , 10 . 1 ay 'lO ".1.4 , . ~ r e , t , , pric at Ett undation ofj,Wiliseas w leikki: . e ,1. ,, '.',. There for , CND!. be shWit, esfi ily FY Mese ' ~, "fie these Pills. time they will so cleanse and purify, that isease— that deadly enemy—will take itellight, and the, flush of youth and beauty will:agaitilreturn,.and the-prospect of a long and happy life will cherish and brighten your dais. Osorms.—Beware of a counterfeit signed'A..B. Moore. All genuine have the drone of A. J. WRITS 4 Co. , on' each box. Also the sign Jof A, J.: White It Co:. All °there are spurious. A. .ture WHITE Fs , CO.,:dole proprietors, 60 Leonard.Streat,dectr York. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills two soldhy all in Medicines. Agents wanted in eirery:townoffllage and hamlet in.the land. Parties desiring the agency will ad cireas.as above forterms. Price 25 /cents per box, five boxes , will be sent on receipt of $l, postage paid. . . - Dec.1.6,1957.4y. HOWARD AssOCIA.TI.ON , pirfLADELnae. Important 4nnounc.enaent MO all perions 'afflicted with 'Sexual Diseasee, such as I.l3orulatorrlacea,Seminal Weaknese,lmpotence,Gonor rhea% Gleet,Sypla ills, the Tice of Onanism,orSelf-A.buscoec. The Howard Association, in view of the awful destruo don of bunion life, caueod by Sexual diseases, and the de ceptiond practised upon the unfortunate victim! of such diseamie by Quacks, ,haVe directed their consulting Sur a4lartjable Act worthy of their..nanse, to , givo pseon, ea Grata, to all persons thus afflicted, dfe who ical ~ apply by letter, with a description of their condition, tage, occupation, habits of life,,&c.,) and in.all amps of extreme poverty and suffering; to/arra+ MedriOrleS free of charge. The Howard r a essociation is benevolent. Institution, ee tablimbed by epectal endowment, for the relief-M.llm sick and distreseed, afflicted with "'Virulent and Epidemic eases." It Wm now a eurplue of means , which . the Ditec tors have voted to expend in advertleing the above notice. It is needless to add that the Asioclation commando the highest Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the moat approved modern treatment. Just Published, by the. Aeaociation, a Report on Sper rnatorrhcea, or Seminal. Wenknees, the vice.of,Pnaniqui, Masturbation or Self-Abuse, and other discenaukor ;be 6 "" nal Organs, by the consulting Surgeon, Which vtlti .he Kin by Math (in a sealed envelope,) free of chMilei alr.thecre . pelpt of two tamps, for . peetaga. • • •,74 • *44 8 0 41 4.D,F4 1 • 00 4 garatOUN,iConsg-§1gg0. 0 . 7-4 .trOriFll4lq9HitibP, A.o:2kritli;Viii4l3)Bs424,,MOPAPAr i11t%10,r%A.1F4,170fA41440134,• • —' a S:"A J 4 4 0 4 14 ittfirl so, raisszo, ffseey. • LEBANON, PA., WEDNESDAY APR:11.214 , • • 8 . •. - .vi.. fprf: 4:4•1: yre.lA b. .6#zio ign'hge • IT. WNW MX . • . • • •A iithetyini t wiLteAn g 4o - rno t , q t , n d1 81 „„ e - ovt3Nt. 41[1,911 I nnitits6 • •• Celltiaey for me. gallant,beau afid bloiiinbig belle, C .°! unu o4 l , o 4 A;1444 4 . 1 * : 0 . . • ~Ver thooglk!tte salct,to wee is To•!ilarry dot ,hP almet9i*r.4 ' if Of love, - - ;: e snort unto y 94 Yyt°lk.. th en 4e, 4/111, 4 3 8eav • " o'er wi • sea tiet , dove; Bca'are! ; beware! The :vulture oft /MCC. . • .. • e , . . • .. . , . . .1 . Love's suasii•o songs but sobEnzi.inst, Exquisite though thoy be; • . AM dl c ord ?!!ttbra whoa .b**"Post. • l ' ; 'lit Teteeits li lL t: iriteit'' . ' 1 ' Thee ponder Nrell before ycni stake ," IlefaiaYeur. bark be started; .i:Thavgaltled liinathanquay , break, Anti leUve you btokeirbenrtiid ~,pt. WOUNDED MIT WHO CAT SEAR ! , . . gesc4,3tiapl.io • And read the sorrow. gathered .tberet r W ho the strange 'dark mystery Anikrh, ;ay the. fifilden . &egrets 0, who con.trnco the bliirkeded ; • ; . lifrer "ditch grief's' bilivirre.litisi Wiwi; ' ' ' to search It none ...Whore blighted hopes find. destle.s iollt l 4ll/1 1 01 . ilealgg t hatil stru,kthfi theNrbdiided lkirl'inci • Whaifi i: tho se we- iove no feellng.sholr•/•, The heart in Its own depths mast bindv,, Its aching pangs, , its secret stings; Tliei dove that may nbt its nest' 'find, • '` i . ' FOUR o'er its wounds its dripping Wings. . . Thoso.Only witn t havo aulrerod,koow,- Those oply who have felt can tell, The anguish of that keenoq blow, Struck by the hand welove too well But ahl there is a home of rest, There is an ark of refuge given; That ark, a dear Redeemer's breast. That home, that bleessed home, is heaven? ..:Ait . ,,ant4,s . ing gt.qrti. TWICE' HANGED. PROM 21111 17.115C11 Rave; you over beoo,to,Ls Pirochey "No?" NO more hare oriseipiently, I shall tOke eo unfair advantage of my bnewledge of the place to indict upon you n desCription of it;:initm especially as, between no be it said, nothing is more tiresome than descriptions are. Consequently, I have only to-etatettlstit at the moment when the tale I am about to tell corn merfees, it is noon, that the month is May, that the road on which we arc entering is•boinded-tto the right by heath and broom, to the loft by the . • . sea, and you know at once what I do not tell you —namely, that the broom is 'green, that the seals blustering, that the sky is blue, that the sun is hot, and the road is dusty. I have only to add, that this same road which winds along thecoast of Brittany, goes from. La Poteri to La Piroche; that La Piroche is a village I have never seen; but which must be just like every other village; that we are fairly afloat in (ho fifteenth century, in 1418; and that two men, one older thin the other, ono tho. fath er and the other the eon, both peasants, are jog ging along the read, mounted on a couple of po nies!, which trot at a pace sufficiently agreeable, considering they are only ponies bestrode by peas ants. "Shall we get there in time ?" asked the son. "Yes; it won't take place before two 0'ci0 . .,k," answered the father, "aud it is only a quarter past noon, by the sun." "It is what I am very curious to see." "I ha ve no doubt you are." "And so he is tO be Ming in the armor be stole?" "Yes." ' . '"Was the armor handsome?" • . "Magnificent, they say, anibo;sed all 'fiver with gold." . ."A.MI he was eaught'as he was snaking away with it?" "Yes : you can comprehend that the armor was not to be carried off without making a horrible clanking and rattling. The people in the cha teau were awakened by the noise they heard." "And they arrested the fellow?" ":I , .:(it' immediately ; they-were in a fright at first." "Afraid of whom ?" "Of a g,host. This *rotated thief, of (meow mon strength, held the armor in front of hint, in such away that his hoadwas at about a level of the said armor, so that it appeared to be of gigantic proportions in the corridor along Whieh' he pass ed. Add to that a harsh noise which the cun ning reveal madebehirld him, and you.can fancy what a terror the valets. were in. Unfortunately for him, they went and 'rowed the Seigneur of La Piroche, who cares a straw for no man, either liring or dead, who simply, and without any one's assistance, stopped the thief, and delivered him up, bodnd hand and foot, to his own proper jos. tine "And his own proper justice?" "Condemned him - to be hanged, clad in the ar. mor." "Wherefore that clause iii the aestenco?" "Because the Seigneur of La Piroche ie not only a brave captain, but a man of sense and spir it, who wants to obtain from this just condemna tion both an example for others and a benefit for himself. Well, don't you know that whatever has touched a hanged man becomes a talisman for its possessor? The Seigneur of La Pireche, therefore, ordered the criminal to be clad in his armor, that he might take it back after 'he was dead, and so have a talisman iu our coming wars." "That's a very clever stroke!" "Ithould think so, indeed !" "Let us push on, than ; for I particularly want to see this poor wretch hanged." The father and son continued their journey, chatting SEP they went, and hadf an hour after wards they reached La Phoebe. There was an immense concourse of people In the grand square in front of the chateau, for there the scaffold was erected—a very handsome gal lows, in truth, made of superb oak wood. The two companions gOt as near as possible to the scaffold, in order to lose nothing, of Use events 'that were about to take. place; and.like every body else, they awaited the spectacle, with the advantage of being mounted on ponybaelz, and of seeing better,.with less fatigue. Their suspense was not of long duration. At a quarter to two the gate of the chateau was opened ; and the condemned wag appeared; precoeded by the guards of "th'e Seigneur of La rtnnhig and followed - A:4.On) liana; net:: , "fire thief • ires,olnd? iliesurnee: he 'lnt etti o qaa 3414144 biaariatlcAiSiA4l4iftit;44.le Ilia lidor feriAtifoiris; ind*bettlistliMiehp u,ol ri Be was led close to difleigli;htliard . a pictiirel that must have been anythifig-but agreeable. to ihie foelings began to ho sktkilketb.istfeptia.the azure background. • .• ... ~., lit''... , -:-.-: '.,, .-... • The hangmen had •Yti . 4l l kituitle:*ei, bislang against the gallo7s, and the 0 1441,ac o tigil,A r .. i neur of La Piroohe, mounted otf.it :plariliitlifir- I palely prepared, was reading, the eantanieg e :, 4 • The condemned man did tint' stir. • fieriieitid iitiro said that be bad played. the speetaioie the LiOurry trick of dying befelei l tbere *as' tithe to hang him. .. .• i . ....v. :,...'. al EMI 1 . et Ai . - . . . . . inch, „..,. :-.... 4 . , . . P . ' . n ' They celled out to 11.11511 , itet off..h.ix,,aser and ; give himself up to . 111 . 1fr . :411Ingman.l:' . •- . - • • 1 ' ',. :151 : He did not kitidge an Inca Wer - Mukited 140 . l'itis hesitdtion• . . I Then the hangman ret:ed '• hiti•'by the. epows„ I lifted him off the ass's back and set him down' upright on the groupd.: ,o ';•p' 41,. ! .• When we say that be •set him down npri 4h I, we i speak the truth. But we should l tell a falsehood . I .in saying that he remained in , theitapieposiliola iti which he was deposited. In_twoisiiinktejhe ran I.titrhugh telLthledi of thi,,iipliab)t=.4„yi4"ri,4, l l'asy,.: iu ' sill¢er parlance , ins tead ' rem aining straight as an I, he became eroocked as a Z. I Daring the ebangerof.attitudo, ttrerahaplayetad traislietEreadhi) Alen tense. • ' • reline - sir-to tWaYeP r ite , inquired of the Patihnt: •- j "Yes," replied the wretohed man, in a iorro w. ful and scarcely a!udible -.• 41Pitist ie it P' ..t • . . ,• '"I Teqoest. my pardon . 1. I do net know whether the joke wiaidvilddron that occasion,, bat, theA.ocnever r pFee, gioime t te conceive and utter iG.• Tile. Bei go:opr of, Lo.'PliOill?.,tdlynsgt4 L shoulders, and orderd tho haarttTztttrilkiii • -- • -••-- Tat 1.1 ffi Oil IMMO eige;Priliiiiiid nolgoan t the :ladder, leaning against tho gibbet, 'w l 4 l olo/ 11s, snits. with'ontstretcbed arm, was about to . teak . cool out of allying body, and be tria:to the - criminal.mount before him; bat the thin'g watt not easy: IV is scarcely credible what an aMount of difficulties condemned Teen is general make. The executioner and his present client appear ! . ed to be engaged in n contest of politeness. •'The point at issue was, who should go first. : ' The hangman, to make him mount the biddies: had recourse to the same means which.he had '1:1111• ployed to make him get off the ass; be took him by the waist, set him on the third stare of the ladder and then pushed. hint up behind. "Brace !" shouted the crowd. . There was no.hello . for it, except to,twottziL . . . . The _executioner adroitly flipped routidt thelin den noose the and; tiolen t kick'. in tho back, aqui; stringliii4ro space. ,An. immense clamor followed this expe c ted denouement, and a'sbudder ran thronghoerthe crowd. Of wtretesik.:eriMe.he may APB gliZty n a dying man is alwayeloran , instant, greater than those who come t' see him die. .The banged man swung, two or three:ininates at the end of his rnpe,ai NO 46 tA0.c4 51 , kicked, writhed, and than remained niopionless and stiff. The stni'ed:al'fifirmitftes" longer at the sld reour,whOse gilded armor glittered in the aunibine the speetaers gradually formed into . .groupi, had then went there several ways homewards, dis coursing On 'the late event. • * * * The next morning at break. of day, -a. couple of guards walked out of tho chateau of La riroehe, to take down the body of .the criminal, and 'to strip it of tho armor belonging to their lord ;'hut they found what they were far from pipeoing— namely, that the gallows and the rope still re mained in their places, but that the hanged than was nowhere to bo seen: Th . e two guards rubbed their .eyes, in - .deubt whether they were dreaming.er not; but such was the fuet. No body, and, as a`riuG►ral eetMe quoin°, no armor. - - The mutt extraordinary circumstance was, that the rope was neither broken nor out, .but exactly iu the same state in Which itwashefore.reeirfag ths- criminal. • The guards went, to announce the newslO -the Seigneur of La, Pireehez- Ile would not believe them, but insisted on ascertaining the truth with his own eyes. So puissant was this sane seig neur, that be felt assured the body wouldbe found in its place, in 'obediencete . hisw :,tslioibiit ho only sew what the others had :seen. What had become of the dead man ;Pei; :The co4emood thief was certainly dead the (Li_ be fore, as the whole population. had , beheld With their eyes. Had sur.ther thiebtalsonotivantage of thenight to take peT . session of the armor which covered the body? Perhaps so; hot, while taking the armor, 'he would evidently, have loft the hody,:for which he had no occasion. Had the friends or relations. of • the sufferer de tertnined to give him Christian &trial?, The ease was far from iniossible, - except" that the sufferer had neither friends nor relations; and people acting under religious motives wouhfliye taken the body and left the armor... tr.st 41 : That supposition therefore„ Was, aid, trilm en tertained.' What then were‘theyto suppre The Seigneur of Layireche was m, He Was nea:d.' aboutlis suit of armor; He Arad a reward of ten golden crowns to whoever Would deliver up the criminal, attired as ' ll9 was at the time of his death. They, searched the houses ; nothing was found. • Nobody came'to claim the reward - . They sent fora' learned man from the city of Rennes, and pat tilts question to hird: can a man Ganged to death &Arise to es esp.; from the rope which suspendOi in]; in Ate air•by the peek?" The wise owl demanded a week's tiros to think the matter over. At the end of the week, ho TO. plied. "Ile cenook manage it." ' Then they put 'a second question: "Can' thief, who,did not succeed in a theft ~darine...his lifetime, and who has heen corideronlid to depth for thieving—eon he thieve after death?! The wise mail replied, "Yes,',' - • They asked him how that could be martiged.-- He answered that he had not slightest idea. lie was the most loarned •man of the time , They sent him home again, and - were obliged to be content to believe (for those.were the dais of sorcery) that the. thief was a sorcerer. Then maws were• said to exorcise the evil spir it, whe doubtless intended-to- avenge hiniaelf , of the seigneur who had sentenced'see: to. death, and of the people who came to see him_die. - Month was spat in fruitless search. The gallows still remained in its plane, burail iate,d, downcast, and despised. Never haira gib.- bet committed so disgraceful a breach of curt& dense..: • The Seigneur of La Ith•ciebe eontintted.to do maid restitution of h arniof.frVi l die. gels, and the infernal'rweis. I.Tothing came of ; it At lns@ keriiilibtOtl!M vitt' ePtiak - hii 6014esavai:;:saTirst loss rosul i tin& fr*Wrilljitilbroillidraveon q he lieard a 'eat' • ilia square • s. a c' to trenlrtr t "te,g .7, 1 T.1t% /1 ;.7•.?4. where lite.eireettin na taken,plaey. CHI ~Zi7a X* .7717%•.)7 7!t , r 7 • 4 11 173 F. gt l 2 2 .gl4Pl i Pai ti r l io.+4l W33,,t 4 iL matter, 'whnurttleled*Plesitulmteted4iivoliettilkee.; yea' ktle , ik pfT Wdl ~ inAtidlrteucl3:/: re f • "I ‘1" . tTeWi" • " 3 "A triir a4iiP' " ' - - Ole • • . ,••••••,.„ • 4 1:.,..1iirerti,,h,v4,1•1 -74 tlt•k Is r;7 $1014'.'4 ••ki - " there, , , 1: ;fp' 'l7Oll 'IX rng eNVII r ,On the ,; . . y t i a • vla ; If/71 , 1.)k it• "0.7 • --• ••• • T i g!?. g , • • '' • 1 7 ` ; *'l,th'gs I. ' .1,! ',• • , "Aitti - 0 1 1irtattpor,ff! -; "Exactly so ; because to me. ei And' . "' . I • 4111 §l7 : eu4 r ,z , P r ei, " ar;l;l 3 4 l , ti lt iti i ? ''""T'l t!X117 , 777 7,10 :IQ , .:4•7771 i , aw ir5 , ! .r .. , 1 7 , 7 • 17, h spurs e on now; ,and, instead6k - wearing '11:atl; het - °arc u y .; at e footo t e gallows, so as - to be found hltn V in V g unettreied:".' t-fo us zirc ?a :.-1,.),11.1 sv. let . go and see at once.", . .I""r'ele - 7 rX 77 tad 2i •614."“ ; • ii•Xt The Neignipr of La ;ruche can into the square, A .1,1c.,.t ILI which was crowded with imitusitzre spectators 1 , 974041 M 'The *rtek. „of, the 'hanged was replaced i n 683 oe.,,kes r.se -vas running ribose, tho.boar was rehliy.;at, end Of • TOlt t ,atle LTV h a g rfriiir c ' . t . '"4 l Ml,ll:ltO g r j e hot p . 0 atiolax. attl "{O Viot It wasyrodigious. So they sifouted rfA mirw, FtA S>Sa# .4d:lV 17:17 - kir.,..0 77••• • ••," Ao.o . -.ltN e.pspe • He,has bean .there all,the lime,',', said ‘fonly,wo;noulitnotfrsin him;;' , But, whp has+he put bn spurs.. inquiretha t , tl: ;•::.•,;7•••7 , . '7:• ••• L•f:.4 "lioubtlesi - ,blicanee.luk,h-as come krom a dis. , tanefii and•was nexiousdo get' biLek 7quitice , T ‘lEtir!mY part, whether' far nr. noar,sl should :hate h d. , 31 o,peettaioll whatever for' spurs, - Vocalise ..1 1 / 4 wouldilare. taken caie-twrimain 'Where :rwas.''.E . - • 7 ...-.. And? thew they laughe'd;uindjfien , they looked at th6ugly , gritniee 4trthiii 'dead' counte- nonce.- - :,.c v, •:::'!...-. ~ • .r. ; . • ~ : us:i• : i.. Ns for. the.Beittrettr'-of -Lt'll - toebei; , gels , Oily thought was Ito inalce 3 shtieltlistlfittielditelf rwair,ih i ally- dead, and:to:44e' re. trOsseeiiion. ;of , hit sat I. of anus. ..7: :.„-rt 1, : ::: - , ~ i i. .. , ..:' .*". IThey , took f aoint the 'inky 'and' ipiri midi' It; iiiii `then, wroni'itripped; they hung it'n,p'fkObtiiird : •thit i ci . titrtribrtiolrki•ii witheah iffeOf thiip.„ll . :4 '4riiiikif" . 4 l sl3.l,4 itfippvi to Six!, L bentwilki a iteek,ii.: was jamaabitterdemiliowiiiii itiforthigh F . , ftingd tlyrailiefaiiiiii'Vfltifiriejakair7!?. 1 i .Evens ,c,,,...;„;..0i. stco‘,7 , :: $•• •., :..... .. 4 ." 1 . La l'Y .Lue,nkricgrY,ga -,FPl.V l l.l4rosetr• ' appeared that our two poeants, returning 'mesa iby night, and peening close-to. the gibbet, hoard imagine; gaipiiiker,' Ind AN (all i n'g 'lri.i's:ltlitieft; ; • thattahreit dentil pi-oil - sod ' Ili dta'sal iii, i iii4:itilt - Nid4rßitt•ltr Oinild 'lie i Obit nobody replieil; . hitt thht : • the' noans: ecititinii'O'd,'iiiipili ring to 6oblo 1. fioult * Obi bo (1 ylfith liatiliantiiig'oriitibead: - they theii“. took.' the iaaii, ' tryibli . 'tile . liiitiginiiii .• lira i., bat'sethi , footr of ibb Igiiiiiii; liit It l aiiiiiiii pia i>irtWot:fhVgallotisTaii'd tiiiii•soii;iiiatintiti'64lir 1. as , whetio the tiiiiitoiti taiiiii i 'ioitil 'to,hlm; “Isjt. I Oa who ifre'riliiiiiettiosir sicoiiipfaiinii;* poor fifi 0w 5 7 6,.......-74:1+:7-0 ? 3 ,2 .1 CMS N.. ” : ' . .... .•.•., . • The condemned men, answered t , '! Yee?tsrt. iv; e 4. LIW 1 .. .41Ak. !!Yoh are arm a ii ira pth en -lo • .;.-mh• "Yes.". • - • r ."' `.!Do you repent of Your crime F" . . "Then I will' revabout untying you; 'tied, et the Gospel commands us to succor those who stif fer, and : who ereut ettuse.ug to suffer, I wilbsueteer .you and reature you to life, that it urnyleall you unto good." . . • . The fathernud,son then unfastened the dying 'mail, andl ecimprehended how,ithapponed that he still survived. The rope, instead of 'compressing I the ntik tif the thief,..preseed tip, bott om m of, the klien'eeizi itli,li ' vril'is'atid lie l pir,tient Wes.l4prend 1 esl,` tut nOtifratigle r d; Mitt Uit, Catching his. head ; l ett si7t7Ort. of Mate ov:issling place within , the hal l'fiet;'lief bid *lnlinittsid to tircaLihe ,and. keep life NtiiitTliagNai tilifitiiikionient — vilfen our , two cont. ...,.....q. , -.t it t oet by. i ... [panto:* passed by. • 3:, , ,.. .. , • The latter liberated him, and transpeite4 him 9 14 Weir; tiwil'ilein, whore ho iali haiVilirffi b'r,to thelffursiiiibillia nlittieriitilleinititlen 4441t 0, ~a . 4 .....1., , .4, • ...i'4 ;.•;.: a Ini% I:' , !..et . t 1 rMY EXPERIEN,CE IN LEND . „ TOOLS. King Solomon, of Bible notoriety, bath said— " The borrower is. servant to the binder." It 1 1 3 !-OrOiaie teen so his day;but it is not gull_ erally so now-itdayS, I propose to give the nu merousreaders your paper a little of my expo m,. ene.e on this subject. Not many yetis since in the spring of the year, I had :jot started the plow; v4,,,r, m sou John barneAdiAlb;it;nje with he 111;.911ig.;A; ""Ye says says he, "the heam 'aind ona o thelih.udies are, `‘;otte." Well, bring it to the, shop and 'will repair it immediately. eery' linger that 'I want to aie is • alisenti do yon'know anvtliing about it, John ?" not," ho renlied. ,"Jut;it step to*the'boo.. , e cod iniinire of the women fAlti about it: , :.Itetty ays Uncle 'Ban has borrowed'i t. be off, boy, it is only thr'dh'quahers'of a mile, and get it • its - aeon 'at 'posii c hl of' ' "Billy, when diTtrnaleßan barren , the` titigir?" "Litat week; the day that you were et tho 10111.- 1 told hitn-that you did not like to lend tools to him; sfor the reason that he always pirt you to the trouble of going:after bitn. Ito-said you should not dp-' so this , time,artil ;that upoa his honor be would return it in. the course of this day, and that he would notlivo•by borrowing tools much long er; nava-fall. wheurba sold his dairy, he would 'then. buy =some toolt:lor his . ovrii use; - and not trouble-Ilia-neighbors; in this way.' "Yes, next fall when his dairy is sold!. _This has been his talk fur the last tan years. - Be has always Bred . by, borrowing.the most of the. tools that he ussd during i that timp,mnd.he is always just going to buy, and. lies not as much as a nail gimlet in the shape of tools. H 8 has been a farmer twenty years and never owned a half bush .Bl ;, but be has destroyed-two' for me in the time by,feeding his horses in them, and, then letting . them ; paw them into places. If )1,0.:11118 a poor man, it would - be n pleasure to lend to,him,sand even then he might bring them home onee in a While. But this is not; his way. Ile is well off . iru the world; he has to-,,day two thousand dollars 'at interest. Het iihard - tiitotro; leff&tools. to; for'e abuses: theta' and desiring thil r otit of doors, and I Um alWays obligedlo after them." The :Loy , absent' :ove 4toolltoure, 'll4. "WO, boy, What account" have yOu to give yourself? You have been 'gone'more than two Aauti 4 U t c ' b e l tQ ld at. 21Y - ea d hi g A te ihitiNkliaraiiti'OVEC 4Wby, ity;l4 aVit tray eletUrniiretheatfive. irga away, w en Ya l a nci mthatdordbelaitzerl 1411 es. When I iot.iiillnole. , Thit're;fiiitiitiattbb., rib/410A - liiiiAbizi- , lditlEgitaatilft love row/in.:l '"*.fiu. Att-oaoln toot% too t .574 clam fmlKof - --0:!/3 . ra—taloirao, wiroszk k the l'iotorw4, .41 wonlaVfolkiktitaittithibinfAboa the .` ' , But be Who'hate ttil EU Nil/ this heit'se 'there Were ,enly things to steal; for the money ha bad hioiaitt. trem La''Poterie did' not helong,to him. 'Thelle • two things 'wore his .. hordiiitpd his daoglitor, fair-haired . of eifti . on:Yeariof ake. ". The ez-hung deWiblittid tii'stentiloth; , lot be coveted the•hoisc, ilfiticiivilifecrWilli a -pnstrion . for•the 'danglftbil 4 " " • ,0 :nigh t, therefore, he'saddled the horse, put loft spurs . in .order to travel mere quickly, and seized.the•girl as:she`wifsifo'St'asleep, to tarry hir off behind him. ••• .• , liut„the girl woke up, and cried.for help.' • ~; T he fatherund son came to her.reseue . . • The thief tried to escape, but it was too late. '• The daug~ ter, tell y thcm K pf4ltu .ntiomPt...thitt had btork inaElei , 6 11 r her..fe.tor..and her brother min, f 72lparlY l the t, witik icpcn tan co wrke I to, be !!'Fkl9VPl).res° ll : o .4.ilitoo l 4llrir live into thbir own hand . s,„bat . : uanre..efrect i aui.lly than tbk, S ., eignour I".iroche !lone. They itteltiegd thO scoiledicl'to the horse which "Saddled' the square of kifit!oie2tly where he was thbi ;are io,remove,hi,s liolmef and lay it on . the ground, to make sure • 'shoUld'noi: escape this ; and then they quietly returned honie, ''Such is the hardlytoll.,,Why riraeglne it to tie the_yfibta''Rrobable One, and that yeu Will be ritit in giving it; like myself, thb In:oferenne lu llieother'ts7O. As to thb Seigneniof La Pfr i nohe, since he Was ' iii r rissession . or a intro and certain talisman, Le opfully eet out igop : the rery LreE gorknocke# the head.. _tr.:AV: • ' f i WOItAWB. TABKB Br 3das. R. T. Mailmn. To lull her infant, to its quititrast; . , And when she his bestoWaktll4lolld: CA* . TO .WlLtbe its slumbers 711179116,61.11),; , And in her, heart pour forth a silent prayer . That angels round, their careful watch may keep, Al4l # ffe,d t her §e 4 e)l°nH 1) "s". : Ands if . sfern paverty falls to her lot ' To Smile upon Its cares and hoed then:Ll49f ; • To spread with taste and ease the frugal meal, And prove her love the same in WO or weal ; .. 45" ;# 1 1,rjuaaholy , TlaigniWitiope, thy shield is lorgi sincere. . , W , ll . ol.itif - NO. I 460. •~~~ o^aJ •.. 'a~ • 7 Wtll,:t4lyokr*Ftotio;:inl totAtuaixdlrst dup'sirtpd, „,. ~Pl 4 1i:e0401%.4i' , E - .Pfe ar Mkt , l-Allt , YAINCIA.7.IO/ 1 t:m1 ..11' ' ' !mei , slplno t er—patisltes lye hnted,,., , F: ;.'z )vriiiiiWiittrnargAPe atia tliefiaio`affiiiit, F ' v ~,AnduktboAla ; Itiofivay rifitirtfiii;li gutr , '”' 9 ' 1,... nj ~, nyorshiPped,iableaventxiff, intiad ,;,ri! , ')P . ' ;I - 4 0 4- 4:t*trl' t f r ti t ,t t- P l Yt iL fkl i V ie .f t - c . e, 00.844, -; -:"1 /. : Ail dog Bed VP , , A ll'A i llltniS a l l Y , Aß,v ,- . , , " i lli iily'ic!itii i'.4:yoor, cv, by; thenie.iiel _ 1 , .7 , '.eiees`wmploi,alio; f lii*liitat fo,;81:' '' ' litti iiiiirertat:Aetielthitie-If Ili ifdriiiiie.'' ~'', -''''' ; .1-nl , lo,tirmtEsTholiathEitiaruittlitteried iittig7a4o.foi PaPf 11 , 4 1 *.fP 1 . 2 4W-4. 9444304.6,r46.47114644 L'Pril e. gar 012%:di U I.IIA E,ONE,rarq re. g:tq' 1 .- ..1)..!1 Judge == , w4 , ..7a5: for - years, a; circuit j,„ ut 4'.iltE;t.. 9 A s tAf k. Rfd . — frilmw.4lP.,.PßPY:Seehrs._t,Pd ko . r,h . is,l i egit i lenrning,,ntd 'Fps g.r . ,e9,,t1y..he1e y i p a, „At y .. , 41,... 4 3 eif), 1 1V8 WiCk i r d4. l" - •,' • -' *.-, --, ,` 4, }L , 11, 11.. t, 1171 th ![4l, ,, b if fm i hry,;.tiri• 2 )l.n' 4 '.A . egg.)....;;tt7ai l n , I, l l ° 3 t ,PPPl'l'Rtr / `lP i ttik e, PX e d iestwa i L A t soil's 11 1 : n r i ' ,9 51•TPtili.igi , ~4cjoSAttlitqa. l. : tkiec._. k ial_o t , 1 know the "Jnetz of tritmps - '!xotaad/htn. end, ln fhe viii -ro-f- h - 4 - 1' 1 .,.,.. , ctg...0. .??,, , w,- - 4.3 reepoix4i t mc_s,,were sitting roena a iilre, hi one of thS dons. ri I tiri i ,,.... , 1 ta Ks' ~ ~... , r. 6 6 ..4 r.,....., a t 3, ' r • 7 CY ;P'l3l4ll6rttAl4./q .11t:teohed,", Ivhte,ll,ittre,so 1_9 1 3 111 9 1 .t h;"l..he creole ,pArishes t pley.pge-small grime of three handed Pc' 'it.F • ' _. , , • .... ~ , •.:. , .'i . a , q}' sr 74' 6l ::' sted, 7il,:i7bh ,71, i 0 r„ !L..,t;,1u aggravated Ps4l94fEsP"lt n'tte...T. . . . . ~, 411 , 1_7,1 1 - 14411,? , , The trial, etime_on,. ana,„the-only -witness to the ,pguizi.74:4l...giptAin,.T9).lnaqn,loQ, was thez,third 1 liß7Wei PT°, !:- . I , o h. eve. xi/94 :oxhp pkipp p f, , o ' ll o of Ittiusqprgtp l iy,h,ich trtuisportr,sVirtraom flhAtracci g o 9,:qf 10 0 , ' , Pun trYi 940 ans, kanaLiras: a ...,pclfnegnftdont„go,ah.tatl ;2 lellow,,, : and, arlin .dagntod,lnlore Mudge:and j arras he,would lava hapn,,petorettte,ertny gf:hipu3stlilittlelera,ft4i Af t Ass bP, jPg-, I K4Takriimete4 tottell g.lie court „ttudl jty t y pporygOrm,het knew a boup:theraffair.— Afts,clearlglg,..lft tktpat i lte commoncedltypstat i;lng "4,4#4 And . 43riggs' and John Allen were 4 aver ,at Poullc44 grceerht.tho , second. day:_offttlie; 411e.n 'proposed rthat ~they; should ,Autre4l-,antall,gauro,,Apoker.;;all,4grold..to,ltotud vrenti : antirs apd sot downitp,:tlic,garne.-- n clrizga,sqt, there, John Allen, here, an d I, has.heen calculated that, from a single spa. .•eiriseti of flesh flies (such as eat carcasses, rotting matter, etc., there would proCeed, in six, genera ,sufficient flies to corer the world to the depth of ti mile and a quarter ! That they do not swarth' is because they are destined to be the sue tenattee of innumerable birds, lists and creeping I-- things. ,:Onre,verY Milt. tree, not less than two hundred -kinds catapillars have been estimated to feed. And look at the slaughter which daily sustains .us.— When we ride, - we sit- 13Pon the skir of the when we walk, we tread upon the skin of the !'_ulloelt; we wear the skin of the kid upon our hands, and-the fleece of the sheep upon our backs. More than half the world are human be -ingS slimp'e clothing. We eat the flesh of some creature's, of some-we drink the milk, upon others we are dependent for the cultivation of the spill- and if it is a pain to us to suffer hunger and cold, we should be scrupulous to avoid initia ting wanton Misery upon the animals by means .of which we are - warmed and fed. Lebanon Instarance Company. Apcorporatfd by tlie Legislature of Pa. ••CHARTER PEItPETUAL! OFFICE AI JONESTO WK. LEDA NON couNtr. GUARANTEE CAPITAL G 55,000 /PHIS COMF.A.Y is in full operation, and ready to 11 ;make Insurance on all'hinds of property, in .71non or Cbuntry, and on as favorable terms as any veil gov erned and safe company, ettbor on the Mutual or joint atoek ' • . President-401M BRUNNER, Eio, Vim President—B. Treasurer—GEO. F. METLY. Sacretary—,W2d. A. BARRY. DIRECTORS : • Jitini pitman; Esq. CEO. DOA , 9E6: F. Mawr. D. M. Icsr.ms.vT, NAPOLEON Dan.. .71r?. SHIRR, 'Ali?! C. Samna, S. I. TREICiILER, DAVID' M. , RANK. DAVLD It AYE. DANIEL H. TherzA, Wx. A. Bony. ANTHONY 8. ELY, Agent for Lebanon and vicinity. Jonestown, Bob. 8,1.851. Va. Great Diworery qf the Aye... 6,1 I)IYORTANT To TOBACCO CIBEWERS Dr.r Ouitav linnard's Taste Restorative tro. . Ghee, the Great Substitute for Tobacco- IT ill a well known nod ,incontroymtable r fact that the use of Tobacco 1; the riviinfil inc cause Of _many of the most severe Mental-and lily...feel Diiii.rdere to which the race of man is subject, as careful analytic and long end taint - ill experience have clearly proven that it contain,' a.rtain narcotic and poisonous propertlea most dangerous In their effects. which by entering intone Wood derange the functions and operations of the Heart, causing many to suppose that organ to bo - serimply diseased. TOBACCO affects slew the entire ttervousaystem; man ifesting Itself—an all who have ever used the noxious weed will War testimony—in Lewitt; do, Nervous Irrita bility, Water Brash, L.rrpepsin, and warty other disor der.: ot a eituilar elmietor. Testy TA.z.:TE ItE.CORATIVE TROCHES Arc designod to counteract these lianc.hd influences, and have proved complotelY successful in a multttude of eye es, and.whererer Wed. Being harmless in themselves - they exert a beneficial effect upon the entire ,$) stem, re- taring the.Yeete which has become v itiated or destroy. Kt by great indulgence, completely removing-the irrita tion and accompanying tickling sensation of the Throat —which are alwxya consequent upon abetainitur from the nee of Totalize. and by giving a healthy tons to the Stomach, invigorate the whole Qystetn. • Per.one she are irtatrieval4y - undermining their con. etitutiona and shortening their lives, should use theme Troches Immediately and throw of the Injurious and tut ' • pleasant . habit of Tobacco Chewbig. These Trochee or Lozenges are put up in a toneenlesit and portable form at the lmv price of bti Cents per boa. A liberal discount to the trade. Prepared solely by the utulessigteA to whom all ordcra•ehould be addremed. JAMES FL 'WATERS, Dnurgist: March 24,1853. 7 1 y. Cur. td and Saco. Philada. ll:';sranerfg of Peliotsylvattia, A TT ENTION! You can supply yourselves with Chem /-1 ical Nlaronros, tearranPil pure. which ha% been In successful use in Pennsylvania for the past Boren yearn— they have reealvod the DIPLOMAS or .len• Jersey, New York,'Deinwara. and Penneylrania Agricultnral Sachs tint. and have been used by the President of the United Sluks. on his-Garden and ou the Public Grout:nista Wash ington, D. C., and by the following Gentlemen, viz: .' Z. Locke, Eon., • 4 1 . A. P. Luehcr,. • Glarksboro', New Jersey. J. L. Roavea • Senator Roberta, Wm. Miller,. of Cape Island, New Jetwel. Chas. York, Thos. Mulford, Es 1., Caraden, N. J., Dr. Berens, Di. Knight, Mr. Field. Mr. Atkinson, and Levi Jobtuamseid of New Jersey—they pay it is the cheapest and mostretti obit Zfanurs noes in Use, being permanent and lug the land by enriching the soil • It is suited to the various crops you raise—Cern, Potatoes. Grant, Wheel. Oats, Re. By enelualng a cheek on. any Punneylvaoht bank, or reference to any good Dome in Philadelphia, or in exchnn6se for Produce , et fair Market retell bore, your orders will bo filled and Shipped to yomerea of atrtape copyist. Beery art said by me is guarantee. Super Phosphate of lime, 540 Di a Ton. Pone Phosphate. stiO (0 a American Fertilizer, 525 00 a 4 Darrelle suf icient. for nn Acre of grouted, broadcast. -7 pure Bone Dust, (500 barrels now ready;) at sft 00 per tparrel.pr VA a ton. i .Poutirette., No.l, (liC4 barret3 tow res.. - Iy.) at $2, toga, .pariaL 'Land Plaster, No. 1.-1,060 barrel , - at e. 1 7/ to $2 a birret: .3. ' rat Aab, 50 barrels. • 4, l 4ilP l euvitin, Patagonianlaid Obiiian GUANO. (MOROI: IiFIX AU t Yropriatqw,„ NO-218biit,h FII.ONT . Stiee.t, Philadelphia City, L. • utstV)cycilesiOe Ayalees allo wed a Ittwral dierouftt wg,Pampalitie cab' k et "bad. applicationTity Of flea, or.of any 'Agents: . -March 3,1868.411 mi , . •It4t 44047i:ty Aboiiriaes.4 lagiey'd Gzia pen, - $41P041.9..t1wmub1t0 i. "4 3 1 tbeee 7110 'ate Fe' 'mantel. 'OM said' "UxcLi. Shicr.