Stinting,
ataiP sactsMinvr CounialcailimaixoCriatiDlON,
iftatis• and Faraway Bzeented, at the
ADVEItT/sElt OFFICE, :PXOUtrit.
Tam ostablashment is, mow supplied with an extensive
a...ortment of .Ip:rims, which will be Increased as the
patawsordanda&-qt caw - tuba out Paurnam, of
every description; itt. ihoat and expeditious manna . .. !
end an verr.roalkableienns. Such as
Pansphiata t Checks,
Dustiest Cards, Handbills,
Circulars, Labels,
3iiilleadings,4lanks,
Pxograzoniss, of Hare,
Invitations, Tickets, &o.
The friends of tha eataktaiditalrit, and be public genet.
alty.ars respeciptily
,solicited La *MU their order'.
.HANDBILLS Printed at arbours notice.
sa- Atm Gnat kindff, Common andiuttutuar.c Bona.
school, ,lustictel,Onstaidset and other ratairli, printed
correctly andmeatly on the bait -Papa!,
,otanutt tatii kept
far sate at this'omci, at pikes "to tr.it the. times:'
4ubscription price of the LE P AXON' ADVERTISER,
Ono DoUar ands:gulf a Yss i.— • ' • 7 -
. • Addres,c, war: IC Bassin, Lebanon', Pa.
wwwwwwareanundammr
ISAAC 11110,EFEll
sTIRIriIYOR AND tTaNVEYANCER.
IFFY°, „ F 34,1 anberland streettoppoeito Eagle go.
' 'Nfr tioNirnNlOnol'a. ' tAprill2,l7hly.
J. SELTZ EU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
'IPICII In Cumberland street, nearly opposite Brua's
JRotel; Lebancht, Pa. [Anti. 25,'51.
1 4 ,EV1 ME L 11.,
DISTRIOT ATTORNEY.
WILL attend total his °Metal busineat; tilsoAllOther
legal and proleational buainesa entrusted to 1:04
'wi ni li ter x V i tiotol d l e filid o alreet, teeouddoer cast Iron.
11101 li t, 22,14.
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LAWALYETTERROVITEit
• • • • GAI SITTER.
AJOlNlNGkiwtqlElN'S , Offlep,ifilfritit'strOt,
eon, Por:: ,, irliirge. and lbarntlfdttihthibilinecif PI
Bra trim thoon.AriltnothraiitablieWinentrsiretde!srEms
ItAtintedliiky off hand- ittl'hthidetplitePpriefii.,
tip'AllewtnivviarnlnleditoVTlYMAisfatitioti;74kir-In
orders Atlt bo examitod mitt° tri6serbaltitintilo
terms. The kW 6/ 0906: Oven. ' ' - ISep. 10,11:
P . '
• ' .13RiCKtAltait. AND JOBBER,
Prionr - Pez?sit, Dauphin Onto*, Pa,
I A hotweitpme tous, td put up BEMs '
I Waa l? thee,tindowthe shortest. 17 .4
nit* , Wane, irriv
-14 Mamma? Old nil Worittonnedt-^
ad with alltittnek;lbrin. Slim A Gratao of Mini , trams
otwergroodr tv , intt , down foundations; and do eitonevroW
oflohrOpYri4seriplion ,
' '
BeISMO I t r ALi
111 - i PArit /USE WM removed h s I.IIT & un.t. STattß,
to Ids New 'Brick Building (opposite his late standd
in Luminrland Street, midway Vetween Market street.,
and the Court 'louse. Ito estende ecordial invitation-to
all his friends, and thepublic, to giro him a will in his
nevioeittion.. Ito hati just (peued kis NEW 0001:48,
bought in altilelpittlon of t ,hie Removal and tlinChristums
Roliclors. , : , ; . .14chatiou, Dee. SO, 1857.
tErd OVAL.
Nit- /, `Polir ß eagil; (l ltrt i Va Y L l Xtti t 'ori'l r illbtn °u n i nlallfo
add atirronndlnt country, that ' talc' bag Roamed — rye
&sr 'nfabrithtlient 10' South ride of Cumberland
sifeati'Dfit iibdnolt a Sir doors! Pant or Phi egtove road.
whore' the 11l ionitene" to manufficture BONNETS of
the tal ent litrrit, and faints* all kinds or Tatp ita
cfautd.t
ableler the - seeeen. 'Bohnete will Om be repatied,nently
and q ifdkly. She reepeatfullt , 'mites the Lndloi to girt'
tl i ebenon, Apill 7,1888.
Shaving 'air Dresslna . and
Shanipaoning Saloon.
713131E101:44N de Vi'IIATAIT' wOuld reaPeotfully in
form the public that they have 'ItEXOTED their
ayailphpent Marlot street; ;Wit door tO Jail M.
11tark'm Mite), :Lebanon, whet° it will give theui plenstire
to Welt on ntiviio tnuy favor 110irr With, their patronage:
They have had much oxpetleneitiiillie Ifuainees, and Will
Rpm no Mod to ifTO entire entlefietion to their euoto
merit. 'hex tinTe'm rl ae Orungement fur the per•
faction of their busineee. 'They cordially invitee. call and
trial, behnii6n . March '3, 18riil.
New Illairbee . Slaop:
EOllOl4 W. DALY, Maintor,Slanar, opposite the Lab
`X anon Bunk. would respectfully inform thb Citizens of
Lebanon! add vicinity, that ho still continuos his lirsbclinsi
Shaving 4. Hair ,Dressing Saloon,
.
and is rewired 'to do business in the. neatest and beat
stet, anii.would an to give him a trial.
Lebanon; Oct. 21, 1857.
Heiriy" Ovenntaan,
-kro. 14,(011 No. 6) South TBIRD Street, below Mark.
rit ' r • „
1410,'S.V.111LER . DEALER.
(.41( Sitins„ltnroceni Linings. Bindings,
RED AND. OAK SW4 I.BATIEBB, ko
11.--Bough , Lenther, bought or token in.ezeliange,
March 3,1668.4 y,.
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101451 : licit '''
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r i l li/ ili,,/4144iinad hare , iftiiiiiitter:l•l4 in one of thi )
I. maiit'boaut fiit tote prsPRIIitaM'AVER IG'.6Ter,
hoed inthis'plaito, an4;..nlirservntcrnitios every, man:
howled
ing throughout tlxo secoop. :nice silll also' farntolk Ica
nt all hours In mice 'or toiCkCieink dr death.
91L..19r.tenne,"tipplf. to,' -, ItB!ifIIARD k Stßitif.
Ladigitl;3lnrclrl7; itss.-4E, ' •
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near* . Mrsf9l'V
t ' r. ••7* •
LA %MIR Bu B' /EOM° 011.;•
TN -Outaherland Strelk "Melt of the , Planic Rea, ,d teller
rnod. Schireitzer LitaboStgir
Storting, wholemlo and Rata A law! room 'tti .tho
Second story' icricilor Incie:tlefigti,lol.4les;AVl. : '
Ulna* 176 e 9` , 1867 •• • , • ,‘
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Ai 431 Mgr% csinppe94•PP , IP. .SW
•ii . 4 gm , /1444,111, A.P.144 3 0t wnlirili . i
in:, .. i .I,olt.
V . 14,i bitoli ''#iitt i ipitt r— ' i '-: If. '''
, ~,,.. recl 0.1 . 111,14.04 AM, Aficbernggssinttn!l rennh..
VikhAttnnrAtht,attoge. .. .., ~r,., •r . •• • .1 • •:.•-.
"" if o i: / 11 l• • ..., :•• •,• •
Setween ilummelstown and MiddletoWn; .,
(IN and afBer the 15th ine— the gulp
V) ' deribire.Will . t'un' its Deily; g*e lad
blviieen4lttnndletown and MtdMetOwit'
•
oonnt , ction.witti thee:tut eta the Lebanott Vnltorßatiroid*
on - the iiffirollhd deVittottiro , of the eanni' At' fintxtmelie
town. They, 1'44 a , DIVERY .fftittliUPY AC hilddloP •
town for teal: "pehniniednitthieof the public. flood hotits'
and AU kin Of dOdyiritfteln' • .• - 1
DZIOFF. OMB , t ,
TidneAtiP, lifir.NA;;4l44
di
,Supvrior Pant- received and for saw at
V '!.
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ill ni i.• -1 , , • ro gi.
- Erfetvitinst in Ainranoionni t atednnot be bongtita
INWIITICISIIC itYAD'Aiii ,Itlfslinceir tinildinAipld (*lns-^
herland street s Lebanon, Pa. e (Jilli 20,1858:' ,
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t*v t t erliesev-IWYds. ,.
'bill. .-eiespo pg
suirrantea Fres%
reo•ifie-br. • • S Vilic I, .* .. r ..
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taerily - h ere tofcrrtr eldelthirbetWretr Mtn;
Y -IN4Wittro ilereek
fyrptti;' , l'B6Btgi'M fi n taircopihint. T ._
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inn! , Carpets! 011 Cloths! Oil Cloths! Doke . 1 1 i
Baskets t Carpet Chain! Carpet Chain' Bed Rootberahl
lciirill 'Corn 'Browns 1 Corn Broom a I Bond. Boxes!
r m., dr othor Cidattsiraeslved Stabil Moiling'
trOilihripli Co's Express, which will bail:act olunti,by
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ern ,
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Lebanon, oot. • AttornOye for Creditor,.
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VIRTUE teikirry U iI4RERE NQ NC . . .. '
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VOL. 45,
Great Growthd.Low Prices.
(NNE -Mond*, hat Weele, ,, isaTriend and Mylac Mktg
leisurely _ walking out Market area, and on artlAnit
near the corner of Ordiford Street, cit& attention ivaa•at
tmotrd to a larg e 'crowd of Ladles—end hefiArry, 911 of
whomwere provided ' with' large market Ilialkete, 'and
othern , With Satchobs heaigitig- to their arms,•ind*re eat.
dentl,y intent upo.n„;the tame
,object. Upon inqutry, we
found that India MioaeldribMiitlne on the corner of 0611-
fort end Ifirrkdf • etiseta i loc ated the extensive Dry
Goodiffatodery, mid Queennware Store of our polite and
affable friends; FTINOK & BRO., who have just openiara
largestook - oPlialtßooderandihnt the great endWrhbf.trie
dies were theirmegniimoustomern, who mayte aeon daily
at their courdenr OurcharOg their goad". we saw
were evidently mantled with their purchases; were inn&
to the pro,ines of the excellent quality of their Wok, and
all were of the ;minimum, opinion that FUROR. & DRO.
801 l the beat qualities, at lower pricers, than ady of their
competitors. So ouradviee would bolo you, one and'all,
both' reat and smali;to give FINCH & Bao. a call, and they
wilPeurely try to please you. PEDESTRIAN.
North Lebanon, Ocii. 21, 1857.
BOWMAAI,II4ISEIt 4. CAPP'S
U./11143.E , R
This Way, ifyoa Want Cheap Lumber:
THE Undersigned have lately formed a. partner:
-IL slug for tlie,purpose of engaging in thei. UM:
bet' Bluth:Mae, on a new plan, would respectfully ,inforin
the public at large, that their place of buslneas is DOM .
ritneltate§ 914 Lumber Yard, in East Lebanon,' fronting'
on 'Cheitnut, Street, one ' sousie frout.,.the,Evatigellat
ellitrelr. They have enlarged the Yard aniXfilledlLitith
a new and excellent assortment of ail 14124 of Lumber,
such _as • BOARDS, - PLANKS, 40tittn,-:—= ; -
of all lengths and thicknesses. antiskorythey *keep cop--
stonily on . hand,, a full and we seit r ionetE assoffinent of
MATER,I4ISS, Petkons lir want
of anything in their line are invited ineall;aiatilittatheir
statit;rand learn their prices. ' • • - •
Thankful hir past favors, theyhope, that by attention
to business. and moderate prices, to sprit a continuance •
Of fitiblfi patronage.
•
BOWMAN; HAUER' CAPP. ••
Lebanon, April 5,1855. •
OW-A RD AS SO,C I k.l l I •O' N •
PHILADELPHIA. .. i
Important •itujousseemetst.!
?Fel all persons afflicted withOexual. biennia, Sachets
Spermatorrhma, Seminal Weakness,lmpbtenee;Othior
rbeea,Gleet,Syphills, the Vice of Onanism,prßelf,kbuse,Amt
The Howard Association, in - flew ihe, awful destruo-.:
tlon of human life, caused by Sexual,.dtseasea; and-the •
captions practised upon the unfortunate, victims of such,
diseases - by .4aulcks, have direeted theirironsulting, Rae-, I
pen t as, a Charitable Act worthy of their - nannt,to , give
Afidtcal..Advice Gratis, to all persons thua afflicted, who
apply by letter, with a descriptlitn of,theleconclition,„(ags,
oCcuplitioti, habits of life, Ac.,) end cases of extrema
poverty and suffering, tofurnishWaieineefreeofcharge.
The froward association is rt„henovoleat - Institation, err
tablishod by special endowmentaor the relief of .the sick
and distressed, afflicted with "Virulent and Epidemic Diw
eases." •It has now a surplus of means the-Dirge;
tors have voted to expend in advertising the abofoincitioe.
It is needless to add that the Assgoiationoommands the
highest Medical skill of the'age, an tt l furnish the most
approved modern treatment. • •
Just Published, by the Associatitai,a Iteport on4ol l
matorrheee, or Seminal Weakness `the ilCobf
_Hanalei*.
Masturbation or Self-Abuse, and &her diseases of the Set-.
tint Organs, by the consulting.gurgeon,WhiCit wilt be sent •
by mail, (in a sealed envelope,) frce of "charge, on the re,'
ceipt of two stamps for postage: - • "• • '•
_••
.•••
Address, Dr. GEO. R. CALIIDIIN,, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street,
Pa. By order of the Directors.' ' • - ••
EZRA , D. lIEARTWELL, Preet.
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Geo: PAIROBILD, Sesfy. ett.7,'4l-11y.
R. warn. J. Z.
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~ . SMITH b BROTHER, . I
Law, Loan and Land Office
1
Bellevue City. With:Oka 'Territory. . . ..
QPECIAL ATTENTION givOti to the examination of
0 Titles to Real Estate, Searching the Racords, fram
ing
Abstracts, Deeds, Bonds and Mortgagee:...
Lemis effected for Eastern Cariitalid3 at Midas Bates
of Interest. on Mortgages or other Real Betide . securities.
.;
Taxes paid in any county is the Territory.aini_West- 1
ern' lowa. I
Our Commissions for buying and selling Real Estate
negotiating or collecting - Loans, are live per cent. r •
Land Warrants bought and sold. ;.
-Also special attention given to theselection and entry •
of Lands for Settlers or Eastern capitalists, either with
Land Warrants or Money in. Nebraska or Western lowa. 1
We charge Ten Dollars per One, Hundred and Sixty 1
Acres, and make reasonable deductions when entering ;
large quantities. When Land Warrants are sent, Two !
and a half per cent per sera, the Land .office. fee ($4,00} '
must accompany the locating fee. Also•the same per
contago,for, selling Warrants. •!.. , . ; " I
When Warrants are sent, the Ites..of Warrants, date, i
to whom Issued- anffassigned, should .-bei copied' and re- •
tabled' to guard against loss in Melia,
IlemittilliGi'V to us can Iminadeln Draftsen any of the
Eastern cities. - I
'. " "k V'd" h buyl
Wiwilt enter , Land - With War tits r aS , m-
Pterld qruniMproved"
L isui 6 4 TowpiAciiiiirty, or wager , '
Mate Load on Iteterstate ilionrty, 'll.l in the name of I
the perscht fumilalifut flOifiNds,pardliTeeti,lfirres and
commit:Mons, for one-We : 4lKr , gross profits accruing '
from the sale of the ihoperty r - collection of the Loans ,
---all expenses to eibin•Out , of our thied of the profits. ; I
-We will also-ettferlithd, "bay Property, effect Leans,";
ke., as abhee' atiitildeltatfintiteeing to the parties their,
capital with Ton :per tent:interest per annunvand an
equal division of the profits, without am:further charge •
or expenetrto the:CV' Our arrangements are such - that
we - can enter; Latigelli all the offices in the Territory Mkt I
Westernlowiw rilk , rempetent Surveyor-always ihreadi- ,
ness to find and select choice Lunde, Coal :Fields, Rock '
Quarries; Mill Sittir. , Minerel Tracts, &c. •", .. I
The Land offices in Welter:: lowa havingloen Closed -
for the two yeark lait pashare open now for private entry. ,
Within the• next-twelve month, there win beeffered 1
for sale in Nebraska, one and a half million Aorce!'ef
Land, comprising the - beatjyortion of the Territory, ex
tendingm*
along eitAlllimwtrk lOker; from , Obi : Southern i
bounOmy,totkomout e gthe Iroan-qui-cook-Riyef-,!. - - ,i•
SO filleft-EisM•lii. iel'forinvestment, ,;; V i :,' r; i
:Di% R e l ights I ,lhrrerly Mg 'in Western Lauds, Town
Lots and Mortgages,aoitairkiNpay Mg from Twenty-five
to Four-hundred per iic. , •!:',-
Being of the : first po of this cast and growing
nr
r frs
country, and intimate - uainted with nearly every ;
portion of Nebraska and owse, we feel confident, that .
we will be able to render4Atiafiiction in all business en
trusted
to us. t„ , • ;
Leers of enquiry proa :aq
lleity artsui fret of Charge. -
lishreankeza.—Hon. Mrtd,A. Richardson, (Joe. of Ne- 1
broke; Hon. F. Ferg.nson. pelr;to Cank,ros, Nebraska; ,
Benton and Town, Banlitek,i.Couneil "BruirA, Iowa: net. :
k• J. Gift Baultmgedatßapirls, lbws ; flank of Elgin, ;
Illino ” "fidliMbia'lrtiiiiiiipbell, Pottsville, PHA lion. 1
Adani", alitinger and ;Tomo Smith, Esq., Lebanon, Pa,
3friikdi 3. 13,tf1- ; .4. 3 , '7' - • - I
Dr. i'lliories Indian ROlli Pills
DR.llllDELiktheiiismstor of/donee INDIAN 1100 T PiLLN
111-4 'Pent the 'gr .stt9,C part of his life in traveling,
having suited irdropoi - Arrlea, as well as North
imerica•—has spenithreyeetia among the Indiana of our
li'estern country—it was In Ma way that the Indian. Root
Pills were first disymv.ered. Dr- Morse was the 'End man
to establish the , fact thalsll dieet_mee arise from liipurity
ofiatiSibollA fhal airtetfthlthl health and tit depended
ttit tiwtital n guld... , , t ,i ~, ~ i l
.. -. L -
wlion Lie!rariope pewee •bccontoclogged, and do not
notlitoiifo , 44.a.rAmitymttle the different funethilie of the
bcaly.i.thillo.,4:jpepaitioactionr become s thick;ciiirupted
8 4.4 1 .e.e.111ai! Olts4Nikeilkwslidt a Ins, eickitees Mid distress I
ofeveriname;Angetrepgth is eahnuarted, our health we
are deprived4ott itqaitare is not assisted in throydng
off the otagneint . husiore,.the blood will bbos m. l6ked
a ng ti m :to iiet.; Mid: thbamurr light of life ski o az* be
b ) o n PSt 4 1 Afiv lizigirlaPtiben•that wealiould k p the
Terili•liffintstmag-bilwNdY•frtm and ogen.,.-And b ow
Plgrilt iIAI PlO•lle,libie at h). our e
ponrta . putiimed-
kill n your_ feackoNalfleii•A•loreets Indian Root Pills,
altiriNlV.PlddrP. W ki, 10Pt.41.114,,mit0 'which grow around
it
the mountamouk me in Nature's garden. for the health
.and recovery of magateptac.....ao of the roots from
w iewi t _th e algi tire •lilli doritie, which open
theperes of tise Potted witietenitturo in throwing out
!the tittgr,Partito the cotio,p4Ontgrigtin.' The second iso
Er
PiAlit.* lll 9bLiki t ~..-1014.7 1., . cioPins tiad unclog"
the pasea.PM 4..•W•l•ii.a•P:, li, :‘,... , nit soothing manner,
perierolo [la dttti byl .thvwbig 4fi. agok, end other hu
limMi frpm the Inism4y.teolope,ap4, The third is :11
Diuretic, which kives ease andde'nbicretredgthto t kid
neys; tlitketnemi " thlYidritir e
arkou let ,.
Ontta' daft
ifould
Mot have bees, tail I • ' A ny etherf fourth
111 R Cathatlell d c ia ukul tba at - . en of
lhaAlills yhile engaged in moribblled-; - ei=
PI fielittf.illbOr iingertrity: widoh.ossi not - the cit
Onticduare timatmiten up alialAnYilyedo Mee
titioll h." 1110,1spevelti. , - o e , ,i•
Front', .j.,
F nil,iatsAmy tali sh own that Dr. Atom ndiatt
ißootiPiast bob only, enter•theustennkch, but bec a cd.
teal withllweblook for Cheytifindasoir to every and
:completely rout out and cleanse itMomPYlP ere f • r ° all im
purities, emir the' lifti Orthelbodytoillich is the bl , be,
comes peefect,ly thealth*. n i l; all 'sick and
painslriven &Inn the.aisbspe, o th ey cum _ ;Main
coa med
when Ilib'bild.becomee'pe Pure it Cleat. .
The raitaon'whi people aid whentrind
why *many die, le 'because' they'Ale not get a Mine
which 7011We/119.1094 parts, and whi • n
-the natata fht . net Amee to once,
• a.large quay lit• - •Of foOd•and other filatter is lodgekand
the etwasell.oitinds:are literally • ItillyiPif "ith
the corruiitlif.,Sm ash; ' thba un dergoing%- . ..,—;..... ,-, i'.
_,_fel
Medtitlifin) seastatitlY, Mialai with • 'l 2 l' L..;, t . l ff,'
throws the corrupted matter through ~ - a. •, ', n". et . ."
tkltMilillfe iii taken! rim l the . • E.. j WMP".. --to"
nice PILLS beim added l i o 'them. 5t - " '_:,... ' 11 ." 1
•
,j;' by redtorinemillienad •bf • the . etc - tcr blooming
beat& and happiness. •Yes,
_thousands who have been
rackedoir • tonne b ted with . sickness, pain and anguish,
'and Wlidie feeble frames Maya beet!. acotelllW h i r the bush,
Ini•elentents of i raging fever , and wboliave Dow hr'nf_L lt '
as t were, within a step of ' the giant gratll4 noire w..
readyiee•tistify•tbat. they liwerolidjiii.ve been. numbered
wakr Me 'dead, had It ndt bead for tbiagreat and wonder.
farineittatne, naves Immo RooSPins.+ a flaccate or two
doses lisdbeen taken, they. were a neointelfeatAV. ,
Iztintetenng Ittilo4,nosg o fh t s4 iNgtlXfirk. MI
giveintinialit , e eUelfael stAnkilVield tilhe eteer, e l a
ow, paha sod . anguish, but -Rs: ones go to
the fonrydiktiotyMMbe iliaisaes,-,_ Is the blood.
fore, it'srOn be shown, esP.eciali 'zii per,
ng, MOW
pais, thitt lay *llrartcleifye.4 ltrr" q u k t aimm grotl ,
" I " allegt,# — V MAti, nil
etuirri ratrg.
TIE! ELM* TONOIE.
Of all the diseases afflicting our race] " •
None's snore unriersal,er wenn**
Ait tar as rik•likizA•O.ear `
tli to
There's t herthjek - toiniatkprrtsilif4,;4cattedig sorrow.
Sob:meal hereditary, thus, fessoniiii Mitex
The hypothesis, say its ttmentritted fro*, htther to son—
From mother, toihroghteroltrinf through a longtrain,
Sehdhm mltdew, sad hithriartguida *and pain.
Others any 'tic contagious, Peet!!intim' Its laws,
Giving forth such wild ; strange tones, thereby le the cause
Of three discord, of goarip, backbiting end tattle,
The tongue thus affected, irve.me I don't it rattle.
'Tis said it Is dainalwthe conclitelovve draw,
Is, that those thee effected, ire ilenithavitd maw,
Of the der, li; whom they serve ikthis
Drawing altradttess; like the worm of the still:.
•
Obserite well the symptoms of those thus effected,
They'll &Tor In ymir — maie•—•tehengone.yorer rejected,
blandlyteouylyMir; r • -
Mkt yOu'irlicaraeli sitspectthlint unclog your foe.
B 1 B : ti me 'Wing tin , theinnoeent soul ;
Defaming ;air characters, unceashagli f roll
Stexinderihir n hangue ee a morsel en dear, •.• •
ThM your downfall to them would cause their good cheer.
The. blimp:hewer too, gives us evidence, such ?
That heis &fleetest nith.tito plague spot aciu!pch j
As should cause him deep shame and contrition of heart,
Least fietititt theliiivares Nut' '
Be afraid then aud:treroble, , wlioever thou art
If the`plagurepotte on thek4 , 4lol eie-eth thy heart,
And will briatkikee to jo/dgement, tlfefeare&it be,
`Depart frearme all yit that work iolquity,'—Home fat
',44' . :Sfftitilitt. : rgi.totgr
HEAD UPON THE WATERS.
It...was a gloomy-zoom,- in a-crowded tenement
house, low, nerrow, and unwhoiesome and a pale
faced child ,was, in, its only inmate:,,, She was °IL
confirmed in -
—you mightrace that in her
hollow cheeks andsthe strange :unnatural lustre
of her largee-Mile eyes—titeilame,of life was burn
ing low on
,the alter of her' childish being; yet
here she was alone. The old'armeliair in - which
she reclined, with'one or two pillows, and a rude
pine box, was, these'e support of her tiny-blue
veined feet. There was no carpet on the molder
ing floor, and in more than one place door and
windoW had yielded to the, remorseless hand of
decay, and presented a most dilapidated aspect.
Yet all tho ; scanty fornitiire vrai arrauged 'as
neatly as possible, and there was even some faint
attempts at taste, as, in, a bit of gaily.colOred
chintz spread over the child's foot-stool, and a
solitary flower placed in the window seat, where
the sunbeams could touch ittemeraldleares.
That flower ;it has been poor "Katy's eompan
ion long. Its royal beauty and- 'luxuriance
seemed strongly out of place in thesqualid, low
celled, room; yet it grew and flourished as if in
the velvet sod of Denderneces stream. And lit
tle Katy- lay back in her chmfortless cheir, and
looked at the splendid rose which quivered like
a ruby drop - among the leaves, nweitia•et,;,4 the
sunlight writing its,goldenWnikageousthe crim
sem fOldS-,0,14040C11:1ftt.4 7 . - f+e foollit of
wonder,,: . ' ''''erf; i;; ,'`' T
k r ,
It--.4ir,..tiTiititroloitoi..,ao:ll.ol.. ~'.4',..-74 k fse
glorylaipuiriliti'bleVilliii ) enti stilt eihifiiiigs
far away, should come to peep into her lonely,,,
lonelytrooni. .. -' , . 4 ,- f ; .: ; ;
"Is that you, Jandel"' said she softly, as
tho doc 4 opetio;:l,. and a boy of t‘volve:cairee
"res. Do you feet any : , better, Katy ? Are , :
you tired of be:frig. left . slung'?" ' And
„the boy
loolcelftelftliclY3litiflibir' Kline e'YOU:sui l d
auburn hairfromiker tbie,hodd•, -
touch. h ' ••••
"Not l er!:l4.t4lissihs ;4cl/41'144 1 y aching
around' my heart, and sdoiktiiskei it seems all
_on.
fire. How cool your band feels, Jaimie 4" - •
"Never, M . isd, Katyi ref,
a
end earned whole quarier, aniimm.goinglo,lay
it out in apples anct•Or#glia; do ris , town.
111 make a Mitt of money, and then-won't we
have a good -supper when niother comes borne
from work? Vahould'ut wonder if we had a bit
of Cake artifithrtich of g i rrities 'oe'cF,iolad above the
medicine tht :I!i'pehs.arY doetor'ordered for you:"
Katy smiled ar+4 ebooli hell head, as if dcprc.
eating this piece of extravagance.
we " roeumed her: brother;
billet often we taste anything but dry bread and
eldieskatiOliaven't fOrgottialkat,,it4Joar
day, ile—you're ten years • Old' t 0.14 - Besides'
yoit' noel 'dodiathing .io e'Shalle,iie'initif
'these cheeks; the doctor said you meat have some=
tieftfeto tempt
'lle bent down to kiss the marble.forekbest.sts
lio`apke.
7 ';'. 4 row lovely that rose iv; to be su o it'd ill
moitt'asgood as company to you, Vaty,;iwtit?
Are, yo willing I shOuld. feai.o you, Sans; for. . a,
little•wh i le, , doar ?" 1 :
.. I . l rprei, ie, mind' 'it nittiVr'il,,iti
rd; with a deep,' weaty: sigh',!" but be'llSek.as
.possible ledse.": : , ;
• And her wistful, hollow eyes • watehed'lllut
withrearneit, T stertling . loia . thAt
lesson ly , And 'beneath the very , shadow of Death.
Down at the piers all wserolMtion, and uproar
—busy passengers hoi!ildrivfiont, newly-arrived
.b0a4.11-4firilidefiittitii 3 Oailikißg and rolling tKeirvt,
messy,posts.,swayingerowdsiand loud,•dissoiient
•voloets. created a small bediam : efoundlbe - deeki,
and :ittle Jamie wondered.axoundlwith'hirtmard
of fruit, :Iselin ry and bewil d. Ile
bad • I de ges
sle p r 3 heti isitelloVrgd 'hek-
Od a. until they sho lik e ,,or no
body stoped:tb - way. a _
.‘Ciiringe%"sie?"' ""'Fike 'yen io ' Vie" Astor
Houser Hp-Broadway , in s twinkling, mem'!"
, !a;4 . 713 . your
stearrier.from Europe! Hares paper, sir?" •
It,nor taint:tit; what chance
of: being noticed? He had plekod ont'the'
.
vory,saine bunches of grapes that h.:lntended for
window as bircitote
plump, apoileetiebunch ~
thread, wbere,the sunshine lay par oivtlic purple
bloom. and. amethystle shadow,i • :lurked .among
fiv:fililiteis of fruitage. Just .at prinient the
tempting:morsel ieeined *
very , off to Jamie's
#ligi@444;• .;'
Determined not to /Ors way, without *vigorous
effort!, however, Jainhtetjmioi %Idly forward to
the:trot,* person '.sairoidddaiild-Alts • wares
_ ,
Now, as ill-fortm,:wouldifoinviVtliis:poisible
p.iskaaparsa Om old 1111111,
be, intldisied to foydr-htial,
?ooyoobli !roil% ci9OF .46,4 rt
0;:)• ; " gas " 4 A
r . 444 ij ukr i t it 140
b00; t .,,-*044 1; 1 #.54#1 1 ,p ,th m i d a fa n " .
tati4l the fide-balto i d ;7 11 , / . 41 , 11 ! 417 . t a
erTgifjkftWain4N,Urgio4l•GC7l:Y 1 17 0 44-
3 " 1 0 1 !ZIPS/i ll /T* 140 4 4"
grobbitreigg atifitinall P43 ' stioir Mk alba
Nggea f firitTO
S watssaadios ',dose ,to,sha4,lsr,:,sold
LOIANON, PA., WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1858.
most of the fruit flew into the water, where it went
bobbing up and down with the fide, in a most
tantalizing manner. A few apples rolled under
the feet of the crowd, but It wes impossible to se.
care them again.
.Timaie's first sensation MILT that of indignant
wrath; the blood rushed in angry tenets to his
cheek and brow, and he shook his small fist im
&neatly in the direction Which the fat men bad
taken. But in an instant:a feeling of forlorn
wretchedness came over him—no tempting bit of
eake—no purple grapes for:poor Katy--perhaps
not even a supper, for he - inew that his motber's
wages mustgo towards the rent of the room. They
depended entirely on his exertion for their even
ing meal, and the sun wall declining in the
west already.
' The reflection was too much for his boyish
hlaT,•iiirt-he Was ecbl,iag Violently, when ages
thy band was .laid on laaboulder.. liestaked
up, and before him stoOdCiileasant gentleman,
sate watebed the whole trans:lesion. • r:
"There, my boy," he sak u ltying a silver dol.
lar•in,the.bora hand Paint, tfthat will•set yetr_up
again. No thenkty; th e
some piece of.extravaginue, and T" choose to nse
it thus. But remember this, my boy, when you
are puilet doisuljlik•the ram:don't stop to, rub'
your bruises, but pick - yours:elf tinik-start'
again !" •
Jamie thought the „smile with Which this was
said the pleasantest and kindesttexpression .that
ever brightened a human face; but ere he could
stammer out 'his thanks, the gentleman • was
gone. •
The boy star tea • -for ome with a light.and joy-,
one heart, stopping "to purchase the cherillied
morsels Of &int and 'cake on ills way. The, g ou
tlaw= walked leisnrely up Breadway: 'Seeing
in a book , store a newly- Published work
that he - had - m4eh - desired 'to toad, 'his footsteps
involuntarily, turned in that diroction, but in in
instant he went on, Fattening up his pockets, and
murtuuring-to himself,: with a •entile, ,'?Catet
af
ford it; one luxuryin a day ought to be enough!"
There was a vast difference betlimn the man and
child in-their capacities for enjoyietint,lAt i both
were happy that-night.'
The supper was a joyful ceremony in the gar
rot room that evening. The grapes pleased - Katy's
delicate appetite , to a cluirm, and the story of the
dollar was, listened .to with interest.
'.'l wish I could see. the kind gentleman'," said
the ehild,barnestly `"I would give him my beau
tiful rose, if ho liked flowers."
She looked strangely boautiful that night, her
head resting
on herbrother's - shoulder, while
. .
Jamie fed her with the Juicy berries, one, by one,
os a bird might feed, ita young.
"Why, horghight thn, ogler. in pur clfeelqis,"
cried Jamie; "I-believe -ye; have .heen , stealing
the'red shadows from your favorite rose. 3to ther
I am aurellatd will get
"jhe neit:mbrising, while;yet the , "golden spear
of sunrise, was in rest among the purple hills,
Katy died. - -•* - * *:
The mossof " twenty years had gathered. upon
Katy's- head-'stone:---the violets of twenty years
had Mosso ed :over her grave;!iirt &it ardsiailori%
ous autumn day, whose light streamed along the
Lucy thoronghfare,-and shone on theonagnifteent
marble erection devoted to tho extensive opera
tierce of the celebrated Bank
A spice:l4d eitrristie,eitshioned,:witkieliet, and.
glittering' brightly in the sunshine, was-drawn
up opposite the door, waiting tel take 'the great
banker to his palatial, home.
The spirited. horieel foaming and prancing,
could hardly be corbid, And' the driver looked
wonderingly towards the door, and Marveled why
his usually punctual master did:not-come.
Arnot stood
L in a little office:Opening from
the main- - bank, where the long- rowe of clerks
were bending 'over 'their desks:;`;. Ith; bad been
lookinroierta little pocket:4mA;
ways carried about hini, for some note '
,o bill ;
and, as helterned: its pliges.,VhitplAoldiid paper
The banker opened it and althisitgh fwedey
years , had deadened. the firat edge of his , sorrow,
tho,fears rushed , to his eyes as. theY fell oh tits
contents. A pencil-sketch; ride and unfinished,
of :a meek-hrowed :toll brown'
bah:, and that perfumed duit.of crimson rose—
the dearer. to the hanker than his vault of
yellow gold.
As be looked at diem, a iremul'otts vo!cb eitk
infliatitedihis sai , ( •b' "
AtirOuja. glad'itiou would buY,,gentiohnn,
foi - . , My: :need is very 'treat. I have a• sickly
daughter at home, efho'Musi
' ,, F.311p be nbout your bus inese,7 witatlie sharp re:
foinder . ..,:fl won't let you in.. ,D o kina see you
are not wanted bore ?" " • • •
Tho yoke seemed to strike a responsive chord
in the rich man's heart; .2-tardy-he had heard its
mild.toqes, before.,- ) Hirpiktkally op en ed. the door,
i
"Mr. Wateriii..ihinsil dui r , f you
please."..o = 3 i
The atiashed clerk obeyedinitwithent
euilthe;liewed t old batkpt of
.1; 11 ', • No, t • •
strawberries, came humbly into the ,private room
of the great; benkei:
you tithe a chair 1" politely inquired Mr.
Jtilit y. moving forwiird a loin/lona Jarteiiii
'.The old man took off hie hat apologetically. •
„ .
;: 4 :Sle,..,tifear that I intrude on 'your. voidable
time.' 'lf yon'wduld buy 'some of my fruit..—ne•
oessitY, you know, is otrong, and my, poverty. is
oxtroms. I was not saways in stiob n posititn:”
:if i rl'A:rOot•t;sitcbOti itt f ortiVCrudAiin s iblet 'i gray
bead witit singular smile; then sittiog dOwn to
bii 'desk he wrotenfr ehe . ek and Minded it across
• • "
j :!l.)l l ollttlAusand;_d_ollars ;" faltered ,tbeysid man,
as he read, turning red and white in AI breath:—
pi t .14441e toward 'rho banker: ;
'Sii,""tee
-! ved•yrti were too .nitiehtif•a• gentle - -
stisfaerint ^Nero
fPrh3P.g.,,t13.4„L*14„14.4.fi'i wan „
t}", •
44Tot a t t ain eir.blaterepo;ce of asiokl.T.dtper ,
441.41•44 .
ortf e erjeli a, fountain), greFuda :erdzioitre restoiy..
fr y I and your d lyii titer ra ili '; oe ip `T" if:. rent
fret, I toad ktrgyvacio,,nAtierm railcars of
. : • •
white and bri*ol* - iii;:4 if'
ffir in instant his hand inn taken in
the • . dlaisp'ti3f the great hanker. - -''
"My frien d„my benefactor, youl!eve forgotten
me, but my •youthful memory is itronger.tban
yours. • Td "'it poeeible that y n tiliiike . 'raftieii:
brano‘ ' nf M'e ?" 1 • ,
The, !$ i mt1F 813. P 0k ..M.i140 . •
•
"Yet it is roily to expect it wbon I amagusiesg
edl 'Lisiesi sir," he manned, with
est inssibep "mane you any recollection of
lorn liaiy444lBi crowded pier, whose little 4700:
saatterinibraiude b low Hare you forgothai:
his Hare you forgotten that 'a NW'
.igningoostopped to comfort him,not only by
htit by cheering words ?"
" l ie pOssib le ?" stammered the old roan.
!If& !It - PPP", ki I am that forlorn
t ru ,,,,,fi e r f irbial?. that night supplied Jay fy
tniAlifid***4ll4644PkVitgloh the
-- . 44 *007:410.2 1 16;
mom pf4 tone Wow, r
0 0# 1 0 , rttt i rV i ti t et t r AO:Pr?
up your kind words as pricellas4gwoki...44, l
twArdircipivArW.,
reisitylthinsArstt in tereet: • t..erss evsteoleeit
The 41d"ntan mered'hisliefe -Fills at thetigh he
would.epeak; the bankerreeiiiinedinetentlyl:
"I am sioni in the world; my niother hi dead,
and fay' liitli sister, whose last words - were 'oil The g ladnels °I. °'4 31 9 6- 1: -tu 0 -• ' - - '
ar lend the mask o aura &usu. — ti - ---. 1
your kindness, has gone, years ngo,•to her eternal 5 / 6 ,, i , isi tr lt e , : t vir , w •=7.. - -7 - - - ":7""rat*
home. I owe everything to you ; and naw I'l The'na lle l e rt in kfal aig latt -° gliitter" - feitive'Mointe s t weiVis .4
havit a faror to ask." - Maybe it beit i bellow stetsd part;'
"A favor, and of me 1" 1
But on the allot oquenarof team. -* '
' I *I .
"That you trill henceforth allow to me .1d 1
pros e Lives truth unsullied by the many aswenAurt,
for yim, and consider me as Your son. M 4
y "T
riage is at the door, tind will take you whetieko''
ever you 'mish to go. But, a moment first." ' '
He took a tiny voluthe from his' briait•hbuird
in faded vervit, with - einspingloT it'anhilied
"This book was my dead sister's `Bib
on her pillow when she died, and since that honi
~
it has been my constant eemPinion. „ Vharb is •a
passage here - that has over ^been present 'to' my
mind since pour kind de*i, gari — hope and eiSnr-:
age te‘mY•life.”
Ho opened, the Yolume, Illiough a soft
mist Of grateful tears, the old man read the le•rip
ture Words : " • ' • •
•,•;•? •,r,.1•••••,^
van guy °rem upon th e uli(uft; for Mon aka
find. t • PC.
6;1'6r:4144*r." -
utlantrato.
GENTLE h-F.pßooF.
One day as Zechariah ilodgion was going „to
his daily avocation after treakfaat, he purchtised
a large codfish, and seat it home, with direction's
to his wife-to have it Cooked fOr dinner.. As no
particular mode of cooking was prescribed, the
good woman well knew that whether she fried it,
or boiled it, or made it into a chowder, her hus
band would scold her Nihon he: came home. But
she resolved to please him once if.possible, and
therefore cooked several portions of it in_ different
ways. She also, with some difficulty, procured
an amphibious anintal„called tr. frog, from a brOok
back r.f the house, and plumPed it into the pot.
In due time her hushand came home; some
covered dishes were placed on therable i and with
a frowning, fault-finding look, the moody man
commenced - the-conversation
"Well, wife, did you get tliwt SRla I bee&
you'?" •
"Yes,' my dear.
"I should like to know how you here cooked IL
I will hot anything you have , si)oiled:it - tomy
eating. [Taking off the cover.] thought, so;
what' In creation possessed you to fry-it?"
alyki -ley dear, I thougtit you liked it 'best
fried."
, "You didn't : thinir any Buell thing. You knew
better-4 never liked fried Esl,-i.why did yoU not
boil it?' ' -
"My dear, the last time we had fresh fish you
know..l boiled it and yon .said you liked iLbest
fried. But I. have boiled some also."
. .. .
So saying, she lifted up the cover r aud IDA the
Shoulders of a cod, nlceiy , boiled were neatly de
posited in a.dich, a sight of which would have
madef an epicure rejoice,but, 'which
e nl,radded.to
the ill-nature of the husband. —.- - .
"A pretty dish, this!" exclaimed he ;—"boiled
ash ! chips and pOriide ! If:, yOU had, not been
one of the most stupid of women', you would have
made it into a chowder!" _ _
llis patient wife, ♦with a ; smite, immediately,
placed a tureer, before him, coutainin<;.sn excel
lout chowder.
"My dear," said she, "I wai resolved to,please
you.
,Ifere isl , our favorite dish."
''Favorite dish , indeed T dare ,say, it is an
unpalatable wispy wasliy mess Z would ra,thor ;
bayo a boiled,frOg thtn.the wholeOfit."'
-This yells : a common expression of hia,mad had
been anticipated by his wife, who as ackon,.as , the
preferance,ratexpreaspd,,tmoverka !awe dish
near
g,
fiefc76:4ltiOne dinieniions and pugnOiot,p,?4!Pqi
stretchetkont
. at r ,
.length , !,Lgachari#,aprang
f)'0111 frightenedAttsheappar
Titil°ll'..7
said bis ‘rife c iurAk.k . , tri*ll ,:s7utreutir)
`
tune, ‘,1134pe you will a•:. laugthlbia.able n to make
•
Zfrharlah, could not staud this, Flis . w surly
mood
was tbialyßvettotue, and he burst out into
RaachnoU,lidgCd that hi. wite
was right, and that he :was tyrong, and declared
that_ she should neyor again bare occasion to. read
him Fuch ttnOthPr!.l?"9,lli and he, Was a2P9,d.41
his word. •
DONIT 'READ-THE BIBLE.
Ohio editors - are not, rery well read in "Scrip.
tares," if the followipg, c fresa a. correspondent-of
4Tarpers'Xitgasise,; isto,bo taken; ';for, gospel
"Oos•Abi.telh issue4.his. prochunation.appoint :
Ing a tbanksgising day. - -To make sure of being
right on the subject in -hand, the. Governor com
posed his. pro elam ation almost exel usi ve of .pus
sagea,froin .therßible,.whieh ;he did not designate
ns quotations„presuming that every. one would
recognise them and-admire tbo fitness .of.:the
woods, as..well as.his taste in their selection., A
teemed editor. of a .pemooratie paper (the Gore
nor is
,on tke.pthor side) poututeji upon the proc
lama tion7-sieelared; that.hol had rend it ikefore--
eouldn't.Amtssetly . say, : . t where- 7 but he would take
Aket it was a downright;piagiaris4n, rpm
beginoipg,to endl . That wo:uld : hart peen joke
t opouglyer..swhileott„least,And perhaptt,longeri
but li/1 1 . 11 tx i4e!PteR4k4CAP parker- cams out
l' , 9 l ;4k l 4.l l ;AFrfpP6 o f,kheßoY.Ar44r., Pr . 9 11 P.un994
the. slwrgelalse.andjihelpus,,,stnsiguallenged zuu
Man lirin z z to produpepmvirtglelinkpi* : .the,proa l
! a r ao ".. tibt ; .POM
Z. •
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IDRat
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f . A corsesphndent, 6f the.BostonTrcinserifjotisylit
skskif possible..thatAme. co wciessaroy
timpropo,rtioas of - a well ..shaped ask ..by.igattec..
big theottocking .below,, the knee? 11.6olcittOba
statue of Venusdond. in thought.draw a:WC&
an,elastic under •the (knee—would nat.sthrrifenit
be a deformity ? .But place the -band , above the
knee, itnd.thelarmony of:the linesis not disturb.
ed--i: becomes an ..ornament:., :The Womenii at
Athens and Rome,- who' were lathed foptbeir taste
l asid.skilkin:dress andknow.lodge of- artisior•beetu-
Ayi.wore,garter above the• knee.' But not .to ea
copy ourselves with them,let ursee.how long it
has been.thus.worn with us.. W,eihnsean stab - or . -
ity in this matter..—the , Dolte l de Saint : Simon... If
lse does not ploy"? the,garter klmye.,been. worn
above the thticueebeforestha,mlgn i lAltagseat king,
be ealabliebes.st4easkibis.biet--tbst, the.elegaut
end fashionable woes*? .of the.time.7ore /t.thea ;
16k., in hie.mestoirs„niluding to it
file, whose ..int*efient 4 manner caused,maah . rich ?
indiand r gossip. bteaye, in his *gauge, gulp: so
popular, 'she waaons,ot thclo ;
.i!t l . ll .° l3 e , ga.r4r.:11.1".t Atiliet7 , .
at.Air' A- c 41. 4 13 01 mat a.P.l l 3sotwbbakilol l
inillifAfitertar.l IMPIANtirPim
041141e.lai,6ickee..bad Lv. 3 :
1,, a Manila aa.:!
.410 ... LneNTI E MAK ti 9RSWA I N, 1 4
lor i mih rt a is m at as h owtossrtatx
with hie awn. v i i 2 lo4 raping ,
tit " kaiumearn
wiim :No. 42
OLADSEtir Ot :AlllllLt
44niitt, mock it iii 4:;iii;:" _.
.•• •
Anit:pedrit:tio' onebiarettetithiriAi'bilitiV '--
,Therieirmatej a glsalikp erye," " - 77
Theyesinants.dteektiorlianaltriliing roserbioli;
O'er .whillioalt twin thtkita , -
Ana :wiggper to tho t utidaightarhila..throa nor;
Sit( thing: pP tho crushed boort'. gsl4( oottoykoopon.
'f';:;_47.#o*A . - : tor :':', ''
'• gited - ith'iy
c let - olkot, !Kano . 'ti-ititi, -- betWeen
the gyp:sl; "Who were aboutlkeyton, Ohio, sene:
Weeks'agit ! atilaiiefed livery manii#lltti s t
11."'iittiiis• that haltdyeLl44Pitinttaayie made to
p Eitieit 7 ;0 . 04 ebairlio itthe, pPettp ell Of
holes Besh'a ~ well as'i thiAr tin( 6 4lnsii UM-
TiWo9.wiiirr ! a
while they matched wellyn Ilite t dilirt: match`
in color—one of itt'e r in havfni:itWliiM face and
three white l'Ois,,:White . ,,lais,mate vas:a- horse of
another color, so fax as t „his tCottn i tenanee and
litnits were concerned. The gypsies took a fancy
to bald face and whitelega; the owner agreed to
sell, and the" giiiieebetght. They4hen dropp
ed a hint that they.haajeon a horse Which would
mateh=the one the livery man had retired, and
were Promisedit, . largo, prjeo Apy.wouldi bring
him on. This they, pgreed to, 0 10; and in the
courso'O?;i`sure
eneitgh the
gypsieactme to the stablO r :With;an animal that
matched-the loft' horse to t.ta, det'.! = ctolox, size,
everything was.., just xiglat.-: They, ,were harness
ed,and worked together beautifully. The livery
man was delighted with the animal, paid:the gyp-.
sies with groat cheerfulness and; was very-proul
of his fine matches--drove.them around showed
and bragged on.them. A few days afterthe "fair
business transaction;' which resultedin the de
liverrof the.animal7which matched so well, some
whitehairs were noticed in his forehead and on
his legs; the white surface continued. to - increase
in size, until a white face and three white legs.
belonging to the , identical hone'which the gyp
sies had purchased of the livery min,:wer& fully
revealed! The had bectiPainted and dy
ed so skillfully that his former Owneri.thongh an
experienced horseman, was'completely deceived.
The'gypsies "dyed, but gave no sign, 4 by whist'
they could be detected, though they turned 'their
skill with hr.ush.and colors to gad account,
cording to the morals of horse trading.
OR- "Gov. Gilmer, of Georgia," so says a
Georgian contributor, "had a pasaion foi buying
all sorts of old iron 'truck, broken down wagons
and such rubbish, which be had piled up in the
yard, under the impression` that it,would come in
to use some time or other. It annoyed his Wife
excesalvely; and one day, when - Ate governor was
awaY'froin Home, she had the whole pile:carted,
off to auction "It so - Oakland - that . just aa : tike.
auctioneer had "piit'Up the lot,tfili governor was
riding by. - is be looked at it, lie declared that
lie 'hid a Jai athome in Which there were several.
things to match. 'fie bid ten dollars, and the
whole concern was knocked down to biro, A few
days afterwards be was adjuiringDirk._ GEilmer'e
new bonnet, and asking her its cot , sbO said 'ten
husband, the:sante you Paid .for yetriold
iron, and if Yott`den't;cleaO it of tku..yard I
Wail aell.it again :pie:governor diaen:iiy after
titieretired from the iron I?ysiness.". .. • .
A letter to the Boston 2roopertsydatettAmme,,,
topol, March Ist, says: The hentirks.ll . &,isttewn!
about the 94 d4ing:the'flogismatilkdoing the
work of detilb.; .. ktcl•l3athark eightli t iconA ioioe
ihis'exen
-40;;I:v.c 0 AtrongFeg:it , ;.
'I 'yard, sold to a few minu tes
_ware, nyersing
, -.
wtb Mr . Gowen. They_ther startod for a walk
to . tbe;Redan,;(noite, near, our residence, and 4 on
iiiihttkethe Wriest*** one of theii pit l e ap
an anompfolied deton;Oilog4l9)l, in tending iomop
relic, is l 4 &aim 'e rather hear; threw
dowo,wl/mt it ulotaptlysiploded, omikikledjiint,
tifoioitsiio4ng the bip4 from the itoo
g i t i : e 4 egAh9C...4 right PI. I TY° romains
WArAbriinght,A oorrir , 4Nlioce,Oey . wore hurl
-00. opolpanimolcopo4,7lth aalightscratch
upon 0. 41 ,:UP!„ iday, two Bunt
line lore kOlmi l ia Aga*. Ipaaner , .w hile,piok
int: 0,1,1 k t4o,,rtopßor„of,Op. shell. Tam ,lm&k.,Ayi
roloEh tficanotimiini ignitent ! tile • powilo; of he.
shell is ; 1 9 11 #:tit! aff a ir, be i n g a , sunli equilateral.th jit flitch ,po
. fl,rvi,thaa
tle Lammers ..hairl.;4 solidest
jar l'ireaks the hair, causing the hammer to strike
the can, which "explodes. After the shells are
Charged, tho are'eneloied'in a copper tnbi
and inserted' within the hole of the , shell; upon
which. a Ting is placed,„tlie•shelk thna..preparedy
are placed in a boa Of.,the Are of ; en .ordinary
chionotriefei box, whiOli, for safely, intim. be him.
died "tbit aide•np,!With Mike! ) .!
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NOttee.
AT A;BIEETINO caliell try adaartisenient in tbe7A ,-
alum Advertiser and.Lebatton Ointrfer, of the Cam.
miasiOners named in the lilt indorporating the "LEBA.
NON. VALIFX:Ilailty? oeFriday,:the "gth of AprilVAl
D. 1858,. at the Public. House of..l.4sm ‘ gasjezin the Be.
fOugh'of LebanonlM followi ng named 'Commieeicigeri
were present:—Yl : . . • • • . .t
G. Dauußn ,Colorgaij,. Simon Cameron. ,Lest,ll3lnsi
George Snaulidi. James Yolini;'Ocorge
mil , end n -Boyd, tbey,being a-majority ofibetimuids:
stoners oarnedip the net. .
• Modem: Or.o Daweviic h oVirairmillistliChi l tlie •
ChaWand Ar ßoyd appointed *tiecistady.,••• .
-,The foDowing.itesiolutioa wady ffpved,by,Leyi . Kane
ResoNert,' That' we deem . it laexpedient tb' open the
Books - bin Subscriptions of Stocirof , The Libitnoti Salley
,prec•cot,„and.for the; purpooe giving,naipio
Hine for'doe consideration Of the frobject, and td secure
sratectioa; of-all the tominissioneirq mimed ttithe4ct of
I ncorpornytion,the meeting p . llePi adJourna,_wi ll adjourn ,
termed oghinhethe Hettheor ADS ( HAAZ,'InnIio
pr zr e n th.of: Lahanon,-on'fiatitrderidee Mb day ,crifar,
next, at 12 0'c10ck,„14,,,0f aaid ,day. _
Itesicduflori' Vms iiFeonded-iiY Sinion
suitimitho'yote.beintt taken, oructimaniincinely.agiemi:to.
f Oa motion it was Respicad,that Abe proinics thp
Ma - Or,' bViiigncid bY tile Officars;•indini%fta'•Waila
newapeporp, ickthellorough of Lebatiomasn •.:oif
On motion the . meeting apiljougied.
51 '” •• • G. DA*BOll rbWitthiDO .Preasit.
l ik..,BoxneSOcretary. '• • :
; to"' •
3 A'
41;14111T . Ol i i IttiT23LERS
fVF reign and Domestic Wares
A.,2,7, * end 'Merchandise, ke.orbichiseri•returned by the
Mercantile Appraiser .01 Lebaien„County, /or the year
1858.• • NOTICE is b'erlibY given' thM, he - A ppriiser will
hold' hie Appeal at tbo Ceminlainners'_ollthe, In • tba , Bor
°ugh of Lebanon, c; lArhysiday, the, uh. day of ./ay, d.
D.lsoB,iit Which time and place loops dealrlngto ApPeal
may attend. •• • - • . 'MAL A. /8AC14. ,
ApprateT . Aillrearaile Yams.
, _
_List of Deniers,' ,; ~„ , 11-25M;Y.aar.,
Charlie Etriiriver, grocery. 00
MiOafiley;aboesoo
J,O, wirier; - . , • . . ; ; t.
Bowman k Co.,.lumber a 3 : 00
J•lFJEbOr,"cenfeetlatii ; ' • • , • ;
.10 t o
Egotatand,ahoes ' : • s • -? n. 7, . 0 0
1) Kern:may.
, , . . 00
DM Kortniitty,'ecal ' • 'rep* . ' •n -- • • 45 , A0
G.M ..Fa ober,• t; 7 SD
'Joseph B Maori 7 , 1 00
John Yordy, eadifery ;
GeoFgpa baellflOPMPo. s‘.: • . ; 4.00
oeOrgePooger U 00
J DKrallie & ' '::: • 4.-4 /V 5 Imo
J 11Soonatour..3.3 I`«4! A 014 ti .nr,r "' 7 l Juebb Rcsdle • 'r
42teorittaltoeiliardgew gi•
patent medicines
. ... A t a i,4,„ a. g : ,•6 00
Relasaistek. arP., ck4laug 'AC • . v r oo
,111‘17 Itbcs•!1: joypar.97i %.7 , 111140.21: :Au* A 7 00
_Wttztkika 1):7 Sztit,ax :ir -3 1 „M
likar, _jaw° ry
rtrahrxe svimisampo d:ivr t...Ataglo
4 1 / 1 1fiolk*F4Aitanti San "Mang iair 1tai.4431.9
MOE
.. /t : t .N. CIS NA-t""
Lebanon Borowrghl
;dam strtartiort.
A FA WILY FAPEP, FOR TOWN & OOENTET,
By WM. 11.11It8eLiNi .
/lithe
,50rx.,or.R4es'INefir B41.1(40.04,91000,1141.
At One Dollar Fift y Oen* t iNt.
palm
BATES 4F-POSTA4R.
In
Peousylour:of,r , ,, , 4'. Nit illoale For
squatter, or 1.3 °etas year:'
L—OClrortWAta*--mj 13.p:-.*lol7.trgala
Tribe •". is not' ‘' - mro
ea. sa
lieifd i"itiblll trri4B4 7'°.
-.,-- —..----Erstretllchree _....-4 - - -6 09
cro Afr9A:ll t r * s -4 1
t - sia at t oed.
Chagos Greenawatt -- 16 10 '
00
4 ' 12 1$ 60
RetirrA imi f -.; 1'
J l:lsa oho le t la rta rsise _ ,17 13 o s ia l rettiotie' ; 2 ' '' l
l' i t t . .- '1 o 0
John Oartutrd 4 *--,'.. , ta. , :r•rt ,24-, - _ t.qt
.ll.erriaoriAtendore,,,ktut4t9t4 . - Al' - , ' ~I:ooJ ohn'D Ite4th' 14 '7 44
T PrPratetz. „ fOrtiltire '.. - • ..- mr.e- - v..' , qttle
L3,Ppmmitatteer.cktthlojg ~, „.14 , - 4
ortalrir.4., clighibi 14 1
Jeltftekers„.stemes` '. .r. , 1151. a. "- 0 Ti
Drlec4,4Po • - ,Mi - ; .., --, a 7 , 2 r00
Writlaelc MeAdatris,, , ehees 5:5 - - 700
L2lntioerutatt ^ • • ~ .tasr"*". : , livilo
I,2steer .s.llrettlers, -IS . 4O PO'
SamaretErstise' ' ' Ad T 00.
Dew Leelk-8r0.., , . , . ' : 44 - „, tOr l o4
J M %acid. bottko s , „ 1*- • tip
ACbriier Stilarter, tallier " - 'l4 _
14Bbeitclieincehl,brawirs ' ^ .-;B - - ' 430:00
Germ) Relurelil • .. - 14 . 7.00;
biliers-kßhoiw; miller' •-a •-
-:r 7 46.00
Robert Ruck- batter 14 - 7 7 00
J J Bleir,jewelfy . , . • . ,14, ~ ;00
SAM Yose; brewer • ' T ' 50 00
Dory liertuteo, breWer *. _ 8
61140
)3arry k Andersor .
k, tobacco „.14 7,00
lcalgeel SVC ElOthinit - 'l4 709
Ciartifi Smith, 40 UfeetiOner ' AV . , 1 t
Joho_Grieser, &beets , 3 4 . 7
shirk & Tice . 24 ' ?;ADO
Diller, Apedt -ic Co.,llaDaer 'l4- 700
Daniel Rood, coufectiorter,64 14 - .7 0 0
Sobo , tl Wltmoyer. lumber 'll - 700
: • - iVorth ::Lebanon Borough
Benda, notions; • ..
14 -
Joseph BOwmin,eb,Sirs 11
Biartin_WEber; drugs 'l4
Pun** Bro. • 1$:
Henry Boltz. Gigots
Reltidahl`k 711x117 , lumbar:: ; 14:-
Shirk,* ltiliar : - "l 3
Ht W EcbSnrotb;"Oool ' 14
N - Leiranonllitling-Company ;'l4
Bitinntn..* B 4 kert
BrechtbillA Horst, Inufbrt IS
-
Henry Brandt..litnibsr- 'U .
Gottlieb Light, cool " 14.
North Lebanon
Sohn Itinpn •
Henry Tiddte, huckster
* Groh
Abrent
Andrew Light
Adam -tight
Millm -
O. Areigley , Jk Co.
John e. - Walter
Dwrid.Saldattliewe
.Samnel Shapk
JuselihMaits.; 4:o -
11. H. Missemer,
G. M. Dewetay - colifktioner-y.
116dieberg,
Wm Artz
Cyrus M Crap
JolephLotiler
Bucher Jr.. Giza&rt.
Frederick Herman, tulautcr •
William - Blank:agar, ' ' 14
Christian Miller, :. .. 14
Henry Stoler,.xtuves • .14
3B&;7'W Achey 14
Boltz Arct,millers . ' -
Samuel Mintz miller . 14
.David 24; • 'l4
Corn a
I Hamilton, L- Snit
R W'Coloman, Cornwall mill
Jacob rilowinan, Oiler
R Eby . '
A Itamay, tallor
South AnnvWe
John Carper .1S
DIM& Dotter, miller 14
0 X Landis ' - 1;
Cornelius. Smith, confectioner • IA
1/ D Botrer: & . Bro 13
o a Steinmetz - • . z IS
David Auner, monfectLiner 14
A & W "Kreidef,l ll /11tri ' ' l4
Edward ;trickle ,r " t* - " ' - 14
John Mace, bue kiter - 24
Dental 'Facet, stares - ' la
.. . .
.Lon dOntlerty
John Ilainingar .
Benjamin Hooker
Etter & Bomnan
Gideon Etter, Wilkie
B Foltz
Samuel Bogner, tailor
Martin Bowman
Martin Early, I,7ladlaniVre
Martin Early' - •- -
&Malt G gorstidt
Luther Fialdr,fitorea
B Belay, confectioner
Martin Early, lumber
Strickler, Wilhelm & Co., millers 13
JoeephLungenecker,,diatilhary: '
4rortk: •
Oidorier Wiilferabergek 13
Eiirly3r•Etianiltiker,73ittlrlery • - .Ai
IlimaLbergerAllaap,Oilerr, - $ l4
Pdhifarabil, shalt' .
Bantantlhirly •
Gideon Fahneate*droite• •
•faient meditli4e 3
kiltaporta '
John,N.Smith, stoves • _
Dardellldulfair 13 .
Ihrhinar &Schreider, - grain • • ' 13.
•
• , 4
tT l 3 brayer; - linnhePa 46i`.„ 1
Leonard Fasbacht, miller :314
george,,eidmatr,„ • .••
14
dohs ,;
-r • t • •
• • ESSi
Iktioi
Aitiiniritt!F
Awrgall'r if y i .: :1.. •14
11
John Gratin. sillier
Eberlr s 17entet, In:11ms 11—
D Itt Rank.; ..
Catharine Fronts, eonfeetit•64ry
Michael Ilartuutn,feeil
Leiditielitietleek, 4. • -
,Wlttyrauts, coal .
Thomism A . liairer 'l3
•
Jolty Seltaer . ' ' " 14
John Dotter, miller _ : 1l• •
Allaman IieRIII, . "
J MillerAmtent medieitint - 4
.Wm Stein
Ed mard,lgialer. ha tir
blioliarll46elne& St3`,."x St , ;
Fred. Heisler. "
If t litpa.C.noner, . • , .14,
Peter',!eptlins:e4lifitiltater .
: Union
Daniel iliirdner &San ' • ..
Abram Balmy, hocluder--- 14
Onion .ForgeXciiipc.eletehM. :i _ 14
JkOF Mpily Co., grain .
Kehleman & Hellman, USIA.' IT
George •". . It
,k9Mo,4llfri . 13
•. • • ''! ‘1,4
ChriftiancLot ..a
t °over Apingie?
. 04kkei*Ster5er g•••••
APGA:Vtials. • ;
()lane Woollioi t 'dtvgi
Benißmtii Artsi4tovis •
Auntie] Shell -
Henry sticies j
.Bockias
Ilreltur & Seltzer, torntwr .13:
Henry hi6kiter , 14.
George Schott • • - 14
Daniel Deluder, tonfretloarr .. 14
COoiri , 14 .
Samuel Houtlio.tral,te • 14
Dleyera, &vice, groceries• 14
Tice.plaater, to , 14 ,
Ew
dard Itoblard: miller , 14
Jacob Schoch ,
.; , . • 14.
AIPn licillluker, coil, • lc • •14
-Dacia It Intale;Coal7 ' -
ltichgrd Leionach • • •
Millar
!Kph ralsellertzter,millwr . r. 344 7,7,N
Swatara- ,
adt 64 .
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mores, Arndt; intnlins:'. •• • .
.Amon B3Valmer, storm. 7)4.
lamb' •
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ITm Woelfly, tgitpr. . 14 .
•Frankiiik'Blrmia; cenfeCtiot:r
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