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• 'LEBANON, PA.
IVEIMESDAY, MAY 5,18511.
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Letter from Washington.
, Wsenmorou, April 30, 166510.
The question is settled I Kansas is now u Obit! !
sand after a straggle unparalleled in the , :politioal
'-hiltery of our lountry since the considerallU r t . *
, t/s• Compromise measures of 1520.: fault:7oam
•:leitai - :Ong, in and out of the territory 'clticirurits;
by the people themselves, and* four rxioatbildia
-:,3priken by their immediate [repreeentatives;"ha l s
'the '4lCaiteaa insbraglie"ln all its-phases,
-almost household words. Ita connideratierrihrui
roused the !Ablation of the people of every see:
Lion of the Union, aimed to t.the -itiputitin of
:legitimate business, anddrittheopreeenttCorigstmi,
to the almost afire allusion of important pub =
die%neinetee.
'Pre attempteof the talented and indefitiga--
Chairman of the Committee of Wa7t and
*Means, Hon. J. Glancy Jontot, to report the rip:
i.•pespriation bill, were utterly disregarded; and
:'when success for a moment attended his efforts,
- by the Hones resolving itself into a Committee of
'the Whole, to take up a‘liereposted,h7 him, the
whole time would b. eonsnmed in .discussing the
though thread-bare sultect.
. -Thank Heaven 1 The storm is over.—the,gues :
itiOiris dismissed from our legislative halls—the
"Finiblie t pulse again beats free—tho tide of. Black
fanaticism is hurled back, and the
=ad efforts of aspiring demagogue, have been in
; and last; though not least, the Democratic
sporty has achieved a triumph which renders it
' •
Amid this hand to band fight, when the politi t
-storm-oloud gathered and wore a threatening ,
.- : *ret, when the red.ropublioan ory of "revoin.
••tibn and disunion," rang tnrongh the country,
from the Arostdok to theltio Grande, when itieWe
_ who had earned laurels on many a well-contested
lield deserted their colors, and rallied tinder, the
:tanners of blank-republieanism, the "old man na;
lional,!' our honored chief, James Buchanan;
,stood Arm as dm sturdy oak of his native #ey-
IStnie State, defying wind and storm, die playing
spirit worthy the palminst days of "Old flick.
:the result hung in doubt a long time, and .the
idireatened defeition in the raukrof the Southern
dimoorasymendered the doubt certain-
it t y, until the Iladk-Eye State made a unit of its
Democratic delegation; those who ,bad opposed
the adminiatration returned to their first love,
.and numberekthomsel yes with the victors.
"The excitement in the House to-day wee in.
tape and upon the call for the previous question
being sustained, the Rouse was brought to a zdi
scut vote upon: the question of adopting this' re
pOist of the conference committees. There
were
215 votes cast, 112 for the bill, 103 against. The
:result had scarcely bean announced, when a tnes
. lisp was received from the Senate informiitg the
House that that body had concurred in the ro-
Oat% by & majority of nine—thus making np a
hippy coincidlince, (the majorities being the same
magic numbers in the grand "finale" of this
troublesome lineation. While lam writing:lhe
cannons are belching forth the thunder of victo.
ry.; immediately in front of the White Nouse;
While the teilegtaph Allen:AM heeeig4 with eta.
ted politleisne, deepatehicigthe joyful intelligence
10 OTery quarter dile Chalon
A diferencelaving arisen between the Senate
and House on the Deficiency Bill, committees of
iConference were appointed, bnt to-day after the
•"gaietae" had been put upon the Xanams gum , -
Mon, the Senate receded and the Bill became a
Jaw. - •
The administration has 'thus been sustained
twine in Vl3O lazy, its parley having been contemn.
el by a majority in botb.Monses of Congress, and
the representatives of the Peoplechare tranimeted
more business.between the rising and setting.of
to-day's ann, than throughotathe - entire session:
.'rho Democrat's from our State who :voted with
the Black-Republicans are Messrs: Chapman and
Rickman. Mr. Montgomery.is absent and was
`sited the disgrace of being placed on . the record
, 111th his ebony allies. :- •
who has nanked,,hittang4tanster.
Writ in this vsentest, Beast fsei • Yiribl~ . llsitle/~d
it the result ;lam hopes •pru# ' ei; l ieekiifValifi
aimed at the administration - - reucleretl harcelesg,
•
must make bia positiot a very unenviable .oner,
and in the fullness of big beart,,,lmis sighing, ,
"Like a dull actor now,.
• I have forgot my part, and I sat 01 . 4, )c. t.
Evan to full deirravel'S
:Elva weeks more are left for Coisgritettsktrinei,
f.• set business, and as there is much yet forthAniTo
do, hopes are now enters tined that thek:Witgo
ts work in true earnest
Yours, Ec.,
Letter from P la eps ni.
."ladl beard's !Vie 0 EMIR Heaven, saying '4454,
'Right Blessed are the !lead who'die In Lie Liid Avis
-Leacetorth ; yes, smith the spirit..that. thevegtx
ttileir labors ; sad their works do folknr. them.'?; : •.
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• i t PHILAD'A., •MAT 3, 1333.
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: ;:, Mt. BitESLIX--Dear Sir :
• ....,' . What meaneth this sadness that hes so suddeti.
ly' fallen upon us? Wherefore inourneth the city
as in the voice of one mac? Why that solemn,
silent, yet deep affliction among the herd ? •A
shepherd has gone—the sock have lost.. their
guide! A standard-buret in ImmanTl', *lot
• has fallen ! Fallen—not ihrevot;lnt 64044
' Pith his armor On—his master bid natal' MU=
. ,
be has gone before and his ‘tatloiolitiiiimiitinif'
,h's a well.polished shaft, tottelitsillilireiVa.,.....ll*,
mite, the woik being dosl2-.Pliiifteosiiiiity4neaL
` ' ins in his work ; charitatoliiVirrin.filesffitrii
air.; he lost himself bellied. the-atess-4eitient
' if man, but , faithful to Ted.
,'Re . Hildley A.
ryvig died as he lived—a monument 4 itie Mar.
ey, guilaess tud plower of
.Gos h; His last betels
. ery, as be rushed ea to vioto'ri,:ireae . - iiini . ilie
:: ; ifclatt---stad asbis spiritnea . reoil Plitliymitisief the
a•- eternal river,:his lips wliiispeeToltasse444, but
••
.... , • iag accents—"Oh! •Tather. stand Igo for
• ri,„0041.4
1^ Trne-to Him in life, Imultnit';
:.... im F
in death! A legacy better' than worldly
..„., fame—a never ending immortalitiT . H. '
needs'
no panegyric—his daguerreotype has been struck
by the light of Heaven upon our beirta4itis spir:it
remaineth to cheer us on in the conflict and whis
per., "Be faithful to the end and you shaji /min
the crown." -We knew him not—our hearts were
united in the.bonds of Christian fellowshiPt :aid
is we listened to his pathstioappeal, as he ae out a..
pushed his meets/ea errasid=we loicd him. This
is no strange- tie—it is the" love of' Gold shed
*broad in the heart—the. Holy Spirit'. siguit.:.....
Time but welds the links Of irytepathr'tbe strong.
sr and the link ends Its union in Christ ! ', •
.' In the lining movement, of which 1 have n,ttt.:
tan to you, oft brother was the - pienbe i. led
Ilse front ranitio and fell as a heroAretiEing44m,
sue by One, the hedges orsi!Sitiritststas
ti lltiab4
litrnotail the passage to triumph,niutiospi",„)fthiod
I say he succeided I- We areall'neti:ll4lltriet
Las have lid asio,yieri;clrii4,'airii aasurobcd
siva our banners :
~,, _ c .614 Jesus—will we know', :/,- •
And Jeans m3611011^ , -..,,-,,,,• -I
, i , , '
Lwilia imitate our departed brotherAis h ,f4l-
lowed ch r i i t;,...4 4j 4 hi hut-the crisalis state to
' . tie bellaver-4,it openaiat#n Moierbeniitifulfeziel
n oligaste tar ruptlblo is*S4l. fg i vok..ilkir
' illiptialsk-4nivessa Ate the sesnsilr "
The appeal cosies to us all from the dead—
"gtand up for Jamul" Will we heed it ? Have
we tarred oar Master feebly I Is he not faithful
who has promised ? Be is the source of strength,
sod the promise Is, "To those who by patient
continuance in well doing, seek for glory and
honor and immortality, shall have -eternal life."
Buckiii on the irmor'ailei 'mY• Christian friends,
the Lord sells forrecKuAts,7ha will come up to
tieobi of-iiiia-spiinst the mighty ? Our
works do - JA Rlcpre_eed.;•. they follow usl The ap
peal is to-day for laborers- In the vineyard, and
my unconverted friend recollect—
'ln your bonds nopdoe you bring,
sedate* tile was you dine
Come to hams, all..,thipp,are.ready, come / No
works of enperarregation Are needed. Only be
lieve, and "this day:salvatiou shall - come to thee
and thy haute." - • • ''••••'•
Delay not for to.morrow's sun I Come, while
time and age and health ans-youre COMO,while
this graelons visitation. is yours! Come, before
the amber Uncovers; his quiver and the.fatal ar
row reelustitis4Rtibilh'lciati.betriing'hearri As
.one 'who lifieNitlL 4 foiiif - 3 , ,Cere of fond:,a.s:sOripljiiii`
ifithillieliatflitil&A;fitiiiiio'ried in the sun.
ehine of •nuirpt yooll., I, Aortee eel] you "turn in
with the oiiiitt4s'of mercy'—tbef will make
ypurigh—thei.wß. (aqui: Tour heart, smooth
the thaioy,Pathwey.qf r lifte,,stand by you in of--.
itelik - ;—conifiprrysin .the hour;of death, and
in the ditkinAclieniai,itisage through:the deep
valley. - andlntir.,A4rqd 'to be .your rod end
slat, end Inge 4,4:41 :Welcome , yon 'home with.
anthems of raptnrei- , .ryins, "Victory"! victory I_
vietory!", - -
!Ifietert, sinner, to be vise
stay not fo'r' the morrow's sun:
ledom if you still despise.
Bander is-it to be won.' '
Letter front" the West.
- - Wan:mourn, O. Ap: 19, 1853. -
-Mr. Editor:—A few weeks .trgo - I "took ship"
at ourpretty depot in lielunitin for'a frit, West.-:- ;
'Phis was the first tielethat itraceled
non Vidley Railroad," and-as we Lebanon folks
sze seryproturofthis great inipiouereenti,'iti was
the most agreeable part 'of my journey . ; My des
tination waCOrryille, Ohio, andlor feai:blf mix ,
sing the ears; .leave- llarrisbarg - for the
West alai in the. aim:truing; I staid up .. nil night;
and, then witir , my fellow . sieepy tracekirs, r was
soon wrapped 'in the arms -of Morpheisi uncon
scious thati was -
Whirling aratind.ridges,
flying over bridges, .
- Shootha through towable,
Rifling or, a rail."
bear you say "an endless chapter on
railroad traveling, I suppose!" No, sir—the sub
ject is too stale even for - an old fogy like . Myself;
yet I cannot refrain from telling yon what' kind
of company I had on the car : several members of
Congress, among whom.was the somewhat famous
Giddings of Ohio, a real clever, good sort of fel
low—although cracked on the Slavery questi,?n;
an ex-governor of Indiana, whose name I have
forgot Con; and several. distinguished characters
front the f 4. :Oet,.._,These gentlemen had just
come up from 'Washington, after having lent their
aid in 'defeating the administration by, means of
thatienseleas Crittenden fame. "The Countryis,
safe!" said the - es-goierrior,'wfin sat opposite to
me in an eating saloon, as .I hand'ed him the , cream,
to whifewhis,milfem "Safe," said I—"tecomp-,
ton carrind?" He replied in the negative, in() .L
was near beenniing impudent, .not &mewing
that the mairriviii siiiiiTting — to, was a Governor
till sometime afterwards.'
Pittsburg is a great city—it is. I did'nt stop
long enough to learn' ny ef tta peculiarities, mi.
cept that it is not in the least smoky, and that
the most - usual color of ladies dresses is white.—
(I wouldn't tell a lie foi the world.) Puff, puff,
puff; on we go—on 'out. left the beautiful Ohio,
sparkling in the stiribrsuis;Tii4 tho big steamers
plowing itirplioid hasOin.
Sire of Waters far-extended aim • .
Benignant seetteirs — bleeetogs o'er the IMO." •
"'ire ihisii4e'tolnight were *ling fast," the glit
taring
hiist•Of heaven :WeTe?siiiddihe the sky, and
termed their ranks"complete in celestial order, ere
I - reached the place 'of my
!"*reared the condticter t and I . X;;Wasi Janded i . ,
A' tiVerner* stise.i.riolia
tiOns*of and I fglitsveri, w(th.l;riti
HileStip'.‘• Orderq7kuppar for Oneilnsgry
and*wetti7 I sit Iloirii if . the Well-fniniehmXishisid;
Witii!h'COniiined"pli'dtY and fariiity'i for half a
deizen liielthyself. this
board 'is an • in dex to the Ohio ` generiii i :-
ly 7" 'thought T to mjaelt so I des eered right arid
left the few weeks ofirartil
and•riejcnifeln , the COuntrir 'has proved it!'to bir
even' so; :baCie foiri3' 'that providingrleir
the table On'tettt" of tliete
here , belosi".:* would be worth' 04
dolihre si are eold'here.netviiii:
ty:tive eisnts'-:•4.and other edibles in propOrtioil.4
Wbeiirer l l beve been - in the counties
seems tti birdie*.
''.Hut the Miiiiitsrhay's
0 4 ?- 1 "opey,
.etienPt-!..JOY• Soy
.20, :an they,den's
seem to awrainuch adolong*. , ar'they hove ' enough
toreliti":Tritilingi'sill - the go . ; and itis consider
tid'kli; fo'r one r . to he oomethingWf
s eharjri In order to.get stlang..• A !Inv..proper ;
tiww , eg , thoweewariniteesr , ststd , wan-ycirtsicit
they played on thep r eMyryin in Germans when
they first settled:antonetheve wily. sons, of the
~R ilkini,r"'ltttety:'ll,ritcli': ore enough for
itiko peti: 2.4lll.tesaw4..ituleit:Tarilreetsnr COM:
niktiO7rliillkltigp;ett: ' .TY.e'ele!idins of TaWkeirt
isetioni wet/lam Pootiliaritien of lenttylvan inns,
#.: 7 °414*
life.•tia.provelebeniiitoint.:on.:homs• Th e
qerßogi,
theirNew-Englan&-neigiShorts unkfirrOFlTlPOot'i
nerx *h*Ve• beenqii.fANOWKl?.Tr.4ll3olll_Vii.kkeikitil
them.; , andAn proceselerf-tiass.ther Mteelement*
14.°i *!: ' ;''#;', O A !!! 4.0, i
1 1 4* " 0 1 KiiK*A; 1 40 1 #
one people ; neither oningithwinmeoncitherware
originally. ' 1 rem the O, n t4"4
ny.of them, learned to be-thorongh4tregrfewn' ,
ors. to. cultivate large fermi ;:riiiltir',itif4 0 1 1;0 10
other , hand- the Gettrilial.boOli leasnedlrentribeir
Hngliirkbrethren the seereilikOme4l . 44ol4,; l . liMtl
bow to do great things on a . smialliituilmlb , w , r'r'za
A very pleasing' feature' I: bare aotideil t here
which • may •be worth mentioning}':' The , people
oojoy -1 ij:o. yo.i.almigkty dollar
ally hatintingifiaii hrains• (chair .IrfrirOts--;.ne'llet'
they say,) and nobody works .vary-. hand. They
don*t believe,* as many 'of ottelnliAii:tFo', th4t . O.
• man will not get to Heaven anises bodies a crip-
Gls from ha rd3ribor. Every thing 'can pos•
aibly be done hrosachinery is so done,' whether
ale 'in the great trianufaetories or in the ordinary
workshops. Farraers,.meehanicS an d all take the
werldlas easily as 'possible, work aslittle as pose}.
.ble, and live better than molt people.:''Thoy take
time to talk to one another on the various topics
Al the day, are; zealous on the'jnitoirc 0 ... .afria.
ti - on, and they-avail themselves of 'theinhtielit
•14asure afferdeil them—which
apan as dreadfully out of the pockets.
a wes think, hoiever, that somikafiliiiilis!rilliour
thied. On theieontrary no perekeiridineXeCooo
'.with more contempt by these Beeli4tilit4 is
ceey man. They axe a hussy peopliifMtil;lo#ol
mir e!' their business; bat they sett,t7noitimitorik....4
- think they are right. tq
I •
.1 wish some of lay KoPiltoiti filen& were out
hers w i t h t e e , that we might ww4.1.11.:1"....ar'1,111;',.
' , gusted with uric negative sYsteml4.44 t ekeigiiiii,,.
- . the 'gaily* and Weitsihrshierl.
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THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER•
"Beaten, ginner, to be blest!
gtry not for the morrow's stm,
Lest "perdition 'thee erred,
Ere the morrow Is began."
the Buckeyes. As every body iknows, our sys
tem being negative, it is simply .110 system at all
—a reed in Pennsylvania mny have any direction
or shape whatever, may lead to any place, every
where or no-where, of to the end, and that may
be dear-knows -where.
Not to in Ohio. The loads here are laid off
with as much exactness as the streets of Philadel
phis. Poi example I will take the county of
- Medina; in which I now am: It is derided into
about twenty townships, every one exactly five
miles square; each has a town or village exactly
in the centre, where the elections. ao.,- ore held,
These go by the name of "Center," es Wadsworth
Center, Sharon Center, .ko. The roads lay par
allel, at equal distances apart, cross each other
at rigbt angles, extending iu a straight lino
through the county, and the adjacent counties ,
andmany; I believe in a direct line through the
_ .
entire „state. The corners; or crossings, are all
designited,pt Clarit'i Corners, Bate's Comore, and
so forth,, " .
But Ohio hits her faults. In religion shels
badly t,inctured with the ! prevailing Isms of "the
Yankees, and-in-polities Bhe is ! what .a Democrat
amild mill a i'"bad egg." the 'retest the guber
naturial election last fail showed a Democratic
• •
gain, and great hopes were entertained that, the
good Old Party would ore Jong triumph over all
theloPieeition factions. But, like, Pciins,ylrania,
Ohio has her Forney, in the person Of old Gray - of
Cleveland, the able alto, of the ‘"Pjaiedoitier,"
once the leading Democratic jeurnal of the ,state,
but now employed in persecuting the,. zightcons
administration of Mr:Buchanan, simply to grati
fy the ambilion of ... Douglas and hishostof
oi - bonest and sterling -Demo
crats have turned their bnolcs ! upon the Afire in's
tration threitih the `influence =of Gray, in
whom they had snob unbounded confidence_that
trey thought he bourn Fennsylva
nial lirOuil keystone of-the Federal areh:l ' she
too has an Arnold—self confident, conceited For
ney, treacherous demagogue and political aspi
rant-4mt she hai given him his merited castiga
tion, under which 'he now gronds; ;and
*grinds his teeth innier inglorious defeat 'Ohio
,a _
an not "yet' boast . of such an Old Fogy De ,
moeracy like Periniylvania, and hes not yet leern:
ed how te resist' the Course of iiresponsilde,and
aspirin; editors- and politicians; hence their
opposition to 11. r. Buchanan's Kansas polieY. - I
trait; boivever, and rhave been assured by some
staunch Democrats here, that the Dembcracy of
Ohio will see the error into which•theyleave here
been led,"and befdrii the nest Presidential eie4i
tiott will be firmer, -more numerous, and more
united than ever. • '
SIGIIA
AV' John K. Gamble, of Philadelphia, has;
boon appointed Leatber.lnspector, by Governor
Packer. . •
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Oa' :Gen. Jackson once ;said .;that over the
doors•of each house of Congress jilt letters of gold,
should be inscribed: ;in words-: '•Tho slanderer is
worse 'than the „murderer." •
,XB' When Lady Holland wanted to get rid of
a fv, she used to say/q beg Your . p'ardon-Lhut
I wish you would-sit a little ;further off; there is
something in your handkerchief which I do :not
LCEPIrEIt, the Cincinnati muitiertnln=hoiesen7
tone° has beets eon:meted to'friiiniseentent for
life, 'is. times beentis lie' is
not to he linag. -He apeeted/ if any^ change
were. m ade in his ien ea, - the t he' would be 'par
done& He `iesina one extretnefni the other
liberty or. deal:. - • •• • -
,
TRZ , Nily'lSe.i. ' -111 - 4 Wash ingbin tin idn'riori
tredfots the tumor "that the Fideitive has deter.
mined to ask Congyese to entherizo a new loan to
the amount of thirty mill'iOne of dolla4 and , to
fund 'the twenty "millions of Treaury n'etee ie
.
cently authorized to be issued."
.fl9`On Saturday last, the father of Win: WIT
llama, the convicted murderer of Dan.llendricks,
visited hint in his sell in the flarriiburg prison;
it being the first time, we believe, since, his sen
tence. The old man, who is blind, was ti:com,
Rallied by one of the proner's late counsel.=
The scene in the cell was an interesting and af
fecting one.
Cvitious - Witt,;—The will oflibietinor
ehett, of Plymouth,pircirivilliritkr i liioiiiiithei
f,ll o i r i n ,.: Hens , : • :. 0 - 1• • • •
. . . • • . .
"I desire'rny bialr tilit4apitlunt/ti as itakay .
.fingers may be eat et to Insure atter aintrit
being dead.. ; fiat,
as: she has sArtitidi Vein tibitbled'iiith4ad,4l
she will never think of marrying a sesimriiiiel'"`
- . Atillf"Tite att+tsttjatit ` ti6cwsin John A:.. WxaLtng~
W01.1444' iiid Shell/S.4o6i' MouufVscaein A4cial?
thane form . Jai. o't''titouut , vvrnop , was put
{ on
recordiecordln ifiiirdii'Citliniii4tireiisi,Afoddai:
Thu antes SIS
eee at the $57;080 - Un
the let day of Jimuary, 1859; $11,666 °Una the
22d day of Febratirril6Or - $4l, 666 67 on the
22d 7clay:ctg E:orqvi,iisfß„am F114186 , ..97,44. the
22d day of February,-1882, with interest on the
several paymenus from the date-of Sito Contract.
1 " A : BB STOII E ECTUVEM 's Mir -
iiiiistown in thiigtate, 'a; letter'arrived' fora
yon ng lady-from'her, love ''on.tbe . ' -of the
election. . - Thec•Postuthster,-essiviet. unfrecinent
in the rurali &Striate; knowing:the !eagerness 'with
which a meStesge-ofttliat., tendercharacter . would
be. expected,: took-.upon himself ibeidensing deity
of.delmering - it ;-.hut first,:like a rood , . Democrat,
be) mos t- vote; and of , cOurse.in tirreparate - eselr.
scaling envelope. This was-dilly prepared; with
the Deusocratie tickets safely inclosedPand• the
gluten stuck. tigetber. - Stopping sit thee itasin
meeting, hi di posited the. letter - in . tts c irbailtitaie"a,
and proceeded with the 'idpavate
to.tha.honso.of ,tbs:,l) 100 iug ma i dedi
birtaillently* headed:the eaiire WWI(
Hoti' , tlia lady iiitsfriii4tl4l. 4 'tha
this tterstibliViin
one majorityPiiiindeics'efeiteiiiti. • .
Idwotki, • .— The following stem
front the 'fribune - reeldlethir•Vetipbar Papers :"
"A grand party wasiglielfnf a ilihtir,Szights since by
a wealthy citizen, at whieh_the peculiar graces of
the fashionable young. weer of Heir:Tore abbe°
with unusualcplendtm . 4 lsa au tiPpisSioorepiihere
caidttabbss had beentbeiThr old.gentlemeir, wair4
large,bo:wl.of pinch, whieh,it‘the boYee lune] t out.
They, broke , into 'the • rooni;land, got tiering drisk
on Abe punoir.; then• 4 n vaded the -. roo and
cut up all the Men's hats; except their..ovin, bort
inglolea in some, slashingotherscelieeingsoff , the
brims-and punching mut•-tbe crowns,- until- the '
door was,ooveredoVith ruined casteri;:•amtlinilly
wound , ap their gentlemanly behaviarAylieistting
the cord of thadumb-stater and; lettingthe:whola
of .ape; expensive sapper crookery !to -flinto.lbs
kitchen, smashing it into countless piecow..V:i ass
= A Cazantsoßuirtstits'Stair...-4
of tbe:New - CorkkCouVier.-says that a drat ia-thit
eitY, largely- ;jingo:lo4'in' the 'saheb( diMiistiiii4 re—
eintrjoitatedrtlikt: tk'eir sales sineedgiiiiiiii"l44
-mid! beefilslidirisleof mafiosi' Oil •
thinieVerli stinfeleite'd'oriliiitrbeidre
that their
tennsf-eqUiveletii
inanigeitlfiltiti Attie' of theretufn 4if~ro ' i ill illy
in the busititisrlinitir's' of "the echilitit.'"Of eelim"fn!
descriptions' of graf, - 11117 — torieuroption of that
;iiiiinVy icier emus. aid` tea!
whether times be goof or bad.- But
has been for - sit montbcf
li'm - ua rigaati,liin
zrai4d - limrafruicoiwatiimisfaniCiackiltiiitaireig
proppnitaa.
will wanseal activity. '" V . 4 r'rrw
Yours Truly
KEYSTOICE
TEE &AVM Twin NOMMIL--00itegpond..
ent of the Louisville JOITRNAL, writing Item
Henderson, Sy., gives the following account of a
Mucus nature*" in that place, that surpasses all
freaks of that occasionally whimsical lady Dame
Nature, that was ever heard of:
I have just returned from a visit to one of the
most extraordinary cariosity, ever known in the
history of human. race. A negro woman belong._
lug to Kr: Simnel Stites; of thisplace,ltiVil birth;
eight days ago, to felt. living children, joined to.
gether by pairs In a still more peculiar manner
than the Simmers Twins. The two boys are con
nected at the shoulder, and from the hip to the
knee joint, leaving the lower joint of the legs end
the feet of each perfectly free. The girls are
joined et the shoulder, with this difference from
the boys, that they have but one arm issuing from ,
thelunction of their shoulders. They are; joined .
'fronrthe hip down to the foot—the..two jigs end-,
ing in one foot. -
In•regfird to .the color of the ejtildren, nature
4eerns.ito.have been qiiite as eccentrics as irk their
iformatioa, one of the boys being. hitt*, Auld. tjta.
other as ;white as the child of a white roman;
and so with the girls, They all:seem to be, per
fectly healthy, and the mother is doing narom
mealy orell.
REMOVAL! REMOVALLREMOVAL!
Fa(/ and Winter, Arrival of
Boots , Shoes. - Illats - Caps' dez
Trrtrsito. ,
T Stibruelber irordil iaineitfullyinfrain the Miliaria OTLet q ulon and vicinity, that he hos:REMOVED his
BOOT and SHOE STHRE 4 to his New Building in Walnut
dreet,liatieen Reinitirra's^ end' Ramler's-Itotell; irhere' be
Ints lust opened risuperior Stocker .BOOTS". and SHOES,
for Ladles, Gentlemen awl C'hildren, embracing Calf Skin,
Goat Bitli,.and thick Icsitelor lifenaloys; iiiithYouths; all
kinds of allonrixtx niches Calfskin,MoroccoXipandmatrire
for Men; Hoye arid.Vouths ; also a general assortment of
Men's Gaiters, such as enameled Congress Calf, Corigreas
Cloth and Kip Congteee-for Men and Boys. - -
A general 'assortment:o Gaiters for Ladles and Children;
also Fancrehoeselbr ladies and Children 'all colors and
styles ; a general assortment of Sandals , „Boots and Zink
-
ins, for Utiles arid Children.
"HATS AND CAPS,
such as fine Moleskin, Silk and Brush Hata, a general aa
sortment of all colors and styles of soft Hats for Men and
Boys. - Also, a variety or Traveling Trunks.
aiii-Alittho above articles hatoffors for sale atibodowest.
rates for Cash. Verne one, come all, and Fee, examine and
judge; Toe 7oureelves. of-horria-made
Boots and SboMluilad exilL-take orders for any, kinds of
'
Boots and Shoes and Veldt' them' in a short`time.
• Lebanon, Oct. 21,' 1857; " 4 JOILV--GASSEB.
WALTZ * RCEDEL' have a lei ossorttivint ofPaper.
•Y. Window Shifts; which win Alignbileof to calm--
try dealers at Philad's priceq.
'Boot'aud Shoe Store:
• • • -•' JACOB MEM ',respectfully-in
, forms the publis that,he still eantin
ueli his aktiiisi7e establishment in
ailiasi; wring 'las new . htdidhts.la Cumberland st,
where ho hopes to render the same
satisfaction'as heretofore- to all who
may.favar bias with Claire Ostom: Ile invites Meridians
and dealers in MOOTS and 811.0 ES, and every one, w h o
wislies'to purchase fahlonablo *triad darible aitiace in
hisline. - tcreall end ,exansine 'for themaelvea,lds large
and varied stock.. . .
Ile is detertninea• to surpabs nil competition - in - the
manufacture of every article in- his•bitshaessi meltable fur
any Market in the Union. A duncere is Mime in regard,
to materialeand erhrkmenelifp; none but the beet quali=`
ty of LEATHER and othermaterials are used, and none:
but the best workmen are employed.
' P/8.---Ife'returns his eineereihanks to his - friends for
the you. :Oatroreigit lietetefore„bestsmed,.on
Ile hopes by strict attention to buoluesfia4a endeavoring
to PiC&943 his' customers;'o nierifa'sliale of pablia•pat
renege. ::„.7:fLehrutort,,Feb.l7;?sB. •
Lehigh GSIO - ite - - - Coila, - p - an"
. .-
tfaUSITLIS!BOICEIV rgstoectfillly iisforme‘the` bill
zees of,Lebarion arid raoinity, that..ho.fa . prepared:
to SLAVE ROOF.slif all kinds Orraiildingsjit UM most,
reasonable prime. Hdhillimarrant the. prafeslatetrby
him to be of i the drat quality, pr elate,, and. put on in a
worlchiatillketitaritter. - , Ile bee haft' muelfekperienee in
the - bilsiziasa,. having follo4ed it-for a. num berof .years.
Persons desiring fuither information still; pleaso.calp
at Mrs. Rue's Rom, or address through the- eraimra.
Post OffiCe. , -: :Also enquirethp Agent, 4.:-Aarom .Wet
ter. . , : „•Lebanon, March.31,1458,2m.
Lebanon _Mutual Insurance
• - - Company. . • -
incorporated .bathe Legislature If• Pa.
CHARTER PRRPETUAL!
OFFICE AT
_TONESTOPTI, 'LEBANON "COMTE:
GUARANTEE CAPITAL' $55,0001
riprtis COMPAICY is efoll .kpermition, and rend/ to
make insuranat on ald,kinds of property, in Town
or Countrs, and ta as favorable terms as any well gov
erned and Id% doinpar6 , , eitlrer4n•thellbtual or joint
stock "principle.
President—JOllN DRUNNFIt, Fad.
Vice President=—D. M. RANK.t •
Freasurer—GliCk. 111EII.Y.,„, ,
Evretory—WlNl. A. BARRY. '
- -DIRECTORS
JOHLT.BROSEVER, EsgF. , GEO. ROB;
GEO. F. MEILT. D. M. K.uprAsy,
NA.Pocrox'Resa. •• Szyr.'Seitts. -
.Tomm . C. SELTZER,,._, •a. K„Tnatoinan, .
Disuk Id. &INK, MATTII MAST.
"DAlccnn 111 BIETIR,
ANTLIONX S. ELY algent for DektfronlnkdriOnity.
Joneetown, Feb. 3,1858.
z-' Coal Coal - , .iCoal:
W E, the undersigned, would riwpectfullflofortolthe
to
,Lebauon county,,&44 vp.are rio2rAfro-
Tere to 'null]; 'the ni"mvuli!ty . with CUNI, either
wb o te ss ie,o e . froth% es weArillAwsp:sal• kinds of.
on;herid. such 45 . , • .
Chatnii, 16re, - .E19 rokerf Cr o.l4 4 lsilkiik
lidapdgra 'ask
wbieh.weettre tonastitntly,receiv ng frvg inane of tbo best
*Minting . etfariegiona, mitt *astir t . dre'skiy Chef
we-will solt:our..Coal. ea tletto as it.llo , :ean'be Bold by any.
r e mi t In an, coin!ty, ithish tre,wijl AO) SC out: ...1111L .
deliver to any pallorifitr tn•etioinelbite ' • • •
aitEits.ai
penoren Mills, Lebanon, Feb. 3, 1858. . .
WOOD and COAX. :VA-RD.
T THE undersigned. having.
Cold Yard;
1, - Ifetibpilem's Wood and Ceiff.Vird:
sharr,distanee north-cast-of NearrlL-.Fostar
Match'i Foundry, in the borough_ of North . •
Lebanon; and also bltuglit 'frona 200'te'1001:ifflifirefi
WOOD rad „from GOO. to 1000, TONS alt CO&L,.!of all
kiocth and grades. Whirh I wilt seLl atthe yard ordkolivoir
es - sinaVl liritAts Int will'enlVtlie
site all those that are in want of any„of thosestrtlelegto
call and see the mina, ascertain ) .Tire?, sad Judekke
themselves,' . " DANIEL - LIGHT, (meat!)
•NorthAskapßo . 1.04P:444 5 1 1 ;44.: - . .:nui
NEIir'SPRIV.G •600DS
• ; , : 191W“ANS L AS9 ggift AT
S ItAUTZ Jhr, nit
,wwl.the7ircipoinpg.4l..the o.n•roucade- •
wirkive: Weivt'aW"‘ •' • .t).
• • AeiticitstmiltaargDyl •
HOLLOWAY'S Ol WPM ENT
("atkIIORIAYt Tgfgili:'SiCNAl'llie :414 liorpitarsur-
VW' geons'en,i titnde mhlpublicietsof lehropehdrnit the
unpadillnoif
of this yfruttpei)NarprerptuenuktAutption its: ocean their
naval and of ilitnryeercicrt; owl, the inasses.in,this coon.
try and throrighont'thi , iiforld retinae' tiff!, utrimet•ionfi.
dette2 in its curative Koperaea; penetraleas ;the suur.
car of n corruption which underlie the
external evidelAt.Wdl.wence7tnd-nehtriiiiitiLthepAirrel
""qfh.lel, f. 1 3,4 vixf?l ,4 TA'Atfie.maledY. , , • ,
• li_f_AgY.Wl.P446.7l. terribleand aptu n izini
thleteniffeles 'the *flaili• libre;end the ; yet
their worst fo.".*;l l u 'MATS' /FM legll4 ll c l 4 l- 0, 1 0, they
itivariitbly disappear wider a persevering app,liWton of
this soothing. healing antidote tepainand Inge nine ittfOn.
Inuit oisee of Saltilthetnn,lwherwroodita:waters, lo
dons. anti every recipe of cite ;harm appte, hputplural
uselem the Ointment kcoonapliSh h thorough, pure.
Ffiver.Eloreslieal 'quickly kinder itaied nand, and la 're
laidng pfectAirre,):a3ntraled,frineersii
Iliseltargag 'Ule(ts ,
A moat nmzit lead tied happy
theuiptieuhikee of inalignanttulcers after WV* iipPlltte
ussa; of
. this siureuedißgq.rer van s
raker;Aired 'grin Cilew of healthy` thkh begin take the
place of :the diachargithsnatter:.intit-prooese igoecon
more or, lees, xepsdly thip °Arco la, fi lled.up„wlth
Anna ibatorfal:iinii 'the uleretkdically ruled. '
A [ .Word lo' Acjih e rs . ..:;d3 I ,e.r•-•
The young are the most frequent suffereiwfroM s ell
ternsi injuZerul therefore every mother, abould hare
tide - rajier;ttion enhitently at hand.' it fa . an .
absolutefierfor sore bream* and. quickly, reinores
the encrusted sores whiellsoraca4nes diet/gene the beads
. '
and faces of children - •
1 , 0 ( D Ol ""Sfekijiihnt'llteti: •' '
0 Arburotattgent, Ia tittirorettly: tired ou board thivAtlan
tjpe*.fr'str.gtoiwluOttu; Seat tyl.nenre.forattorpoutle affsc,
tins, and as Die"bitem itoisible remedy . for wounds end
bruises. Large 'unpile% of it have recently teen Ordered
by the Sultan of Turkey, for-Jot-pint' purposes. i •
se..Both ehOtild be - itetel'in the
followhirossest: no drt I ii 't: 1 . •
: MemtrlalFettßlArts, - .SlyelleSpltutdtt,
"Burns, '• - " • Borifteipl;
-Chappea•Handacltheumatipm; r., - •••• "rifiare• Bniturts, •=4 ,
ChilbleinS t .;• Itingegn e , a nc p . a vi d."
e Ptittile„ ' • ' 'Silt Rhinin,' '''" : "SoriThrrits,'•
Glonto, let , d all.thede,
Limning*, Noundeotall kinds, Venereal Sores.
`StigJedrita;' Sprains, Tett'gr,' Meer, Skin blieeaee.
kt.thealinufacianr.of Weepier. tIollogray; SO
Malden Lane, New.YRTI. ell.reWeq•abil , 47.4 t
wilds and Dealers In idedltleePthrouglioitt tf alum
Itente.andi thiudrili fd eterldt 'OW ' 21425 4 431 t4 62 15
cents. and VI each. ,
Oatinitil--Notie'exe Witultirithriaielhe I;titAi kliol
-tiNlZek_rrilc°rbettlitrotituel aroianwer/blamarateri
mataggirpekeire o itralftxpl m izt i a, v mt
Jug Oa loaf to4lsop/Aglit,phaadeome reward will be
"Iran tU'il l dfitrlernbsrrig.apettainfortmildoyn" Tiny
S ap e t5410.41145a ttar t r i sve en, talc
lug the tureil nee yr 'Sahli*
iipbowietutioreiteiolleitg atainuer butt =lo s!!
)211rititildr1. 1 31eMAVNIT
dleettSer are Mired to mob boar ••i • '
NE WVORK ADV.ARTISiM'ti‘
istas. . 41VAXII.p3ON's-. 11 - 0
Advertising House,
300 Eadadway. N. Y..—lneites the 'peels' attention of
aIL Agent,. Dealers, and Readers severally to the
following fresh and valuable Advertisements
from New York Cit 7.
telitadarip's Hair Dye.
'Within a nutshell all the merits lie, l , o6otistadom'eneweewplelise,Dpesww , wwwwww*.
— Ped'ititialtettlweVto brown transformre grey,
And keeps the fibres always from deeay,,
THIS nsatehlems -rev' tensing:Hair Dye - - aim hokum
posittonbs the mOitniermlesisindelimisions Hair
Dye in TDB WORLD. ..rrepared and said, wholesale
and retail, and applied in ten private seems, at. COSTA-
Daito's, 6 Astor Holism, Broadway; New York. and
by all Dmaggists,M4Peprowiered*theligiled States.
Atmars—T. N. DTOTT deZazte,.Phtladelphia, Pa.
March 17,1858-Bm, • , - ,
. .
A SPLEND/o ILLUSTRATED -i4TEirk 4 A[ifit I """ '
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y:inn_ . : ....k
AJOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION—EmpIoys the best
Talent In the World] Taws, invarLably in advance
1 copy for 20 woolcs, $lOO 5 copies for 1 year,...49,..00
1 " ", I year, . 250 12 " '" ' " - 20'00
1 " " - 2 -yews,' 4 00 - ^ 25'.-' " .a ' ''. 40 00
liarpefit "Weekly" and " mgazine.itoneTyear,.s4,oo.'
Pestmaeteee eandleg.a cletve.f.Prelve pr,twentylti_ve,
will receive a copy gratis.
Subscriptions may commence with any number
Specimen numbers gratuitously supplied.
Back number® elm be furnillbed to any extant.
Clergymen and Teachers supplied at lowest Club Ratite
HARPER & BROTHERS, Pubtishert,
March 17, fsB—km. Franklin Square, New York.
'. It u5..ra0 . .1 ilye.
NIVE sibjofn n tin names of thOse who recommend
Vir Mrs. B. A:AMEWS WORLIYS HAIR RESTORER
AND ZTLOBALSA3II7M. Prod.:Eaton, ofinalon• :I
versify: "The falling of hair ceased, and my grey locks
Changed to originalscolor.7*. ffrlauer
Am. Bible •Union.,N.,lti: "Tsbeerfully: add. raY teAllimP."
iiY" . 'Ref. Y:Delan,V."Guideto Haltneas." Beaten:
"We can fcstifyFativbildi•COn=
Sec. OhltrUnlon, N:=Y.: :aided fumy family_with benetW
del effects." Rev. A. Webster, "Chr'n Boston:—
"Since using your preptratiOn, I am noithorboldorgusy. ,
as heretofore.' Rev. Jai.. IL Cortiall7ar. S e., eta..)l.
T.: "It bee restored thtiliiiir of impel ink SOutiti'tOltii'
original color; and stopped Lite fulling out, Ofe.l-itd...lVe
can quote.frona : numerous others: of tike shading:in En-i
rope and America, but for further information, send for
cirmilar to • , „, za,r4Fs
World's Hair-ItoiftoreeDOOt; N.Y.
March 11,'58-$m z..c' Prefyiohire. •
C 0 la SU rapt lou r :Scrofula
COIIG Lis. crtnome Riau m ATISM.. DEBIUTT, and
ell diseases arising frow&Satufnimuceriniporerish—
ed state of the Blood. Bek..,geoPtsrm•Oxamtr,ft,Bm's •
, , Genuine i
stood the• tester oreeten's experience, andpie
recomnighdrd by,all the newt emincitt . physicians as the
brated Physician of the London Consumption fiCepital,
took notes pf iteeffectsjmtliont,Moilatiob andlopd it
more effittagoiurthan all rardeduts t‘oreitell 'This
remedy`, to valutilfie, trirpepirte,lwitffirneS,'Tvortlitegitik in.
jarious when adulterated. See that the label has tile ea
*bread 'mortar, andthe signature orer , the" cork-of each
'below „theuvili s hen
pen smittiere o h41,4W o tire
Bold ttiste.
si Nwr`Wirro:Tna
March 17, 'sBr3m. " s tIEGEM AN k CO.
A :GREAT BOOK, FIST ,A,GENTS 1
• riMshid this Day, Feb. .
ritry - iresti* i ts Ch.i~t
TliE -EUTAW if?? All ER iCAN' 4 A AVE.
Trm.te n . byibitrelf,43Pyages,Pleth,glitdiedlt,tlice4i.
is the title or one of ihe'ninstidtensely interest-
Ang tnekriplitt&M , the day: - 'tie the" plain history
of an toneritnn stawi_in the,fer w ho , after, two or
thiee escapes and ricaptuies. finally, an old Manjound
freedom end "rest in-One of. the Northdria States. -
Wha t .ths, Press, . ~ T i e titoryl&to/A with great siMplicity. but With mush
power and pathos. ' Whoever takes it will' find itdiffmult
to lay it down n i ntll;His **ed.—National Era IVash
inglan; D. 0- -
narrativentieal.experlence above, will have
far more effect againse slavery than the ingeniously
w'rofighrnoVel; However true to fife its pictures may be.
-- t Antexican Baptist.: i. .•
Here is a book of facts, stranger than fiction, and a,
thowtand-fold• a'simple•taleuf
oPPrgesifto, rercalingtruly, the workingsof the"pecullar
institution" in our country., : To the story-loving we
dtild sin% storj,- worthreading.:—/ifissiett Rec.
4al .A thorough.CAN, NASSER:is wanted in coun
ty in the free States, to engage in the, sale of the above
workiirtmediately."'Snehean'ed4rcleai:from
t... , sso4o4loo.yetlitath4s, • •
The work Is .beautifully printed and boupd, and is-as
Urge tuftlse Seeks that sell for ;1,25; but ifs we Meant°
8 ell e.tileast ONF, , WIINDRED THOUSAND COPIAS, through A.
gents, we have made the retail priceonly orta Doman.
A'Hatii.PlgTo - pybf the bodle Will be setittiy thou, poit
age paid, on'receipt of the.priee, and our private circular
to,Agents, with terms, , etc. Address
' • • DA Y TO X,' rizblisher,
:March IT; . 10,29 Ant Street,-Ifewfrork.
s.'COS.TAa'S"
Rat , Roach; Jim., Exterini
:atator.
Put up , in 20c. ,35e„ 25c„ and 41 Boxes. Bur the
Deetructiori of Rats, Mee, Ground or Field Mice, Moles,
Roaches, Cradin Dugs: Ants;lte. '
:Bea, Bug. Eiteriasfinater.
Put up in 25c, 50c„ 4c.; and $1 por bottles..
r.
••COSTAs's'•
.Electric ;Bumler.
~Tutsup,M and.boo.Dimas„.„Tpdaskray : Moths. lied
!hip; attr'itoexi, OR
Fowls arid Animals. • -•l so. 5 , ,„. It
Tho,alpaya arg,.nowacknowlegink_thet
• ONLY INFALLIBIX REMEDIIIII&W s WX!
latir Tennis Clash. 4, ...• •
"Altip- No goods rpnt, on .controissioe. . :„.
• Liberal wholesale terlaii 7 tp Dl ggtatsand
beelers:everywherez.: •: • : .1. •
ear.'C . oetarts" ..Privote
.Cbccniae 42. toraimEt* mad
Viflats sent by mbir,•iya"miticatbst: , • •
Sald Wholesale and It atiaCwitartsr Prtaatisiliip.
p0t.,.N0. 388 Btostlittly, NeyOrork,antl. by Druggists sad
Deluders . gierOiTiere. • o • •
IMPORTANT INFOEMATIO:N. FOR THE
1 PEOP,LE-. • •
My Preparatkinsate certain DestrriCtlon to every spe
cies of 'Vermin, and, wherever .kiviivo,- ortsinaled as the
most .remarkabie dfroyerica of the . age: ds aco oseqwegos
hettectonitg• bah:netts& meet tiiistienland
cairjy;•and to.tneet: alitviritibboral spirit; those generate.
persons who may wanttotestilleir merits for theanselytts
and theft' iiitiithbers-4it:'weir pokes—ln - short; to Pace
them within tit reach of every. body, everYirhoro— •
I have arranged a scale of prince and .ptetniuots taint
rakes meet'the'views'oriik- •• • ' • '
Lr.r7On .itedttiptent Ontaloller,Yl will forward by
mail (post paid) a suecuientAnantitylithe Rat, Itidech,
de., Exterminator to destroy ill.elAW curie ef ieiraiii3
,thstanay infostyour-preinises.i. •I 4 v•••; , "i ki i
IL—On Receipt of Two Dollars,,l will , forward:
by mail (postage p,ald)atellialwat quantity 4 both the
Rat, BAsiehrilli'i,Extermliustiewid the Ilecheic Powder,
todwyber nittillin.preminta,of,one year's subscription
' lb liiii"United Stales JOuttel," the lergeat and best
caudodteditnenihly newspaper published in the U.S.
lII.—On Receipt of Fire Dullara.-I :will forward'
by exprees (prepaying the expire Fharges),lls worth
-of kit, Roes ire,' iii..'Extertninator. tiiie•Elertrie Pow
der. arid the WO nili c . Exterminator, (this latter being
a liquid, ounnot be sent in the men) and the additional
permium of one year's 'Albite:talon to' the United
•rStistee•Jburnal."- ~... r .:: 0, 4 . .ii• •. c• - ; .
IV.—On Receipt o) ; _ Terk,P,?llarr,,llia,:!ame terms
'hill lie mate` e made to Drikitteti and Dearers:
4iiii•i•CostisisPA Private CI rcular - to Druggists and
D l aikr ' F ' ''a - ' • ii •-3' i
..I
' itiL,%/24111 . 01111 5 1t ' tigairrtg - - . ' ' .
. . I , /, - IXISTAR'S TItINCIPAL DEPOT, • -
~ i ,Ifli
; igii,:. : ifii iitiVeidieg&Erind troubßroodwa2 , New Tork.
: 1: §Writildris Silo tea the name of Poet-Ofece,Counz ,
ty ad is Stato.-
•2: Ile'gbitisaaiiiittlit l / 4 Irid friell Come et my tisk. '
.I.4x.fielifT waidalliateriey preferred. , ; -.
elf .b• P-8 7:1 .
}•i w rag eh • • • •
4,3 •
.10 ••
0 I,A Osls ..•:t. Ire
w SEE TUE FOLLOYVING:w.w.i. "
Ailt , ,n o A 4 l",Augg , 1116 ".t il j. i te
ifi • •
ur - the •flitin:s say:
• :A hitn.trrrter.sayenhat Pthervarfostrtmeaorvermin.
are multiply!tu,at aSeartul,ndoithroug oa t [ he land
MAI 1 1 / 4 4.a 15 . 0relmitora` me ttet of serionti drvad."=-
A Poetteseten rivitinr •to ,'.'Costar'on Depot,
ear, 'The country is oyerrun with them (rats.
Mice: ` W e.") l 'Another" froitYlim says.'"The
raill;PesitiXoll-4140w,,the heltwroAff MO% h.greos while in
tho stable." ..!.d Ohio correspondent rentarkS "They
(the rataYstie efiry , whire--thi the home : thetb;rn, and
under ayety ‘ Oomp ih.the field." In the Sonthit ifl
worse. A late order from the Navy Yard at Mobile Was
fortlarty_pontids of tido Eat Exterminator alone. •
What .oen o fil• saY: • eNzw Xotir , AP# l l2,
ftearStrlisvinia gr eat many - rats around my sta
ble andithop, I thoughtl would t{y :your Eat. Extermi
nator, and bought ono r of your boanp, and fixed itaccort
ding to your directions Ile next morning I fiiinid over
one hundred did fifty dbad rate: PtNke pleasure in say ,
lug that it will do more than you say it will. trove 41
so tried it on steamboats, sod satisfied them that it' lath
greett*thhigotabenge.e • 7 .r.
• t Maw-x.. 1 v.,:,:idt'l*.•,t i P ti E t l3: 4l L 4 L 'i N t iti 43s •2l st, l9 l l l l P • l l :!" •
Dear tWAloCreary, Polifo-peo;thooT
ed a box of your Jiy.t .I•Atartninltoe, 4113 d enuid it to be
what you recommenditlo' Whet, 1-aefaaistriii .
b
/ herewiph inalogossllohmorgoofaaNd:
.LTour}4 , SH,LEY maw REM ' .
- P'NisrYdia, Ddslfi7t,b,lllB74.;
• AMAMI' Wainer:J., hem!: •012.1r9"h"/
with es and Mice. was actruilly a .bimod or the
-the•Rciiieliei 're4l;tayirEthitr MAT dbn'tlentiw
Titbstaviblimidlmilidow b yatp.,t4Pac,-.; ruChaaed.. a
oar Ex
.nyinator an mw i• and in one wewa
MC% Mischeliquidnanhyd.4.oiLseiacto
gaol - sal s t as cite ) Ml4ll 6 l atis Not IM d
m "" 115 u 3 - 01 11,04ganeogosre
Nneltieehttirticto istlfztv AF4rw
motor) three raights,in ir . g a biioc amonr
the rat tribe. YoToll c...},r. , llltOOMF'
Nignl:944ruil- qat'jaCC`Ape,
iatiews SW. ratcLiaild? and bimetal kesistally.
Wri e Ntartgit er i e
tailed trapsrlbno ll 44o 4la Stlsieret . Ware-
.liiiiepeAtionl4 ..ot fall totry them.-IV. Y. Atlas, Mayl7.
:.. ,, C. s" ni.t, mach, &a., Ex terminator lean Infallible
~deetrofiliottoss- e poatilmit creatures. His bed bug EX-
SerminatheilieNalue&beyond measure by every housewife
who has bid *cession to wee it. So ls hie Electric Pow
der, wild. is certain death to Mosquitoes, Moths, Flies,
Elea", an.l vermin of every sort —.lndianapolis Sentinel.
Mat Pie Drug 'its say:
A. J. Biumssom, ) New Lisbon, 0. "Your liter ,
minatory prove satisfactory."
0. & T. E. McDoxst.n, (Druggists) New Brunswick, N. X.
"We tried the rat, roach, &e., Exterminator, and it eta
swered a good purpose."
. A t r iti a nti ) Deaver Dam, .Pis. "It
7 rmiiiator) is highly salisfieto:
ry ian toj. _z i e w i t tiave tried it.".
84 is .gist) Dear Creek, Pickawey Ch., o.
;.illtimniit. „roach,. or-, Exterminator does all it is.recom--
..xiihnded to dii," . .-.-. • .
Gun-roue I Luessualin, Pruggistio ...ebt...7. , ,r. pa ~w e
Steo plermetcfm'asy_thofwhich Is sold gives satisfaction. '
Glo. Roza, (Drut.„).atelington, 0. "It (the rat, reach,
i c ;sit erm j n 84p4,40.11ke,ti0t cakes, giving general
Dr. H. Eivrarax,.4lllo44 , lllgOluas and Retsll4enta,
. a ... . . -
Philadelphia, Pa
geglith , .. ,lIIIDA.LEMBERAiIEit, Agents,
. 4 44 1 4 . 0 8 : 4 4.c ' .'-' Lebanon, Penn's.
• •"•''IWIIIE. NOTICE.
`Tlie old itovie worm is come to Life agitive.
JOHN Ph :TER MOYER would reepectfhlly inform the
public that he continues the business of LIMESTONE
SAWING AND DRESSING by horse power, in Chestnut
Street,East Lebanon. He finishes the following articles
out of the best and Soundest limestone that can be pro.
cured in this neighborhood, viz:—Doos Snag and PLO ,
FORAM Srars, Writer Sure and BEADS, CELLAR Doox
CREZEN CURR-SeeNES, 8/101) Seiner blocks, m well as
any other article that ran 'be manufactured of limestone.
His Curti,etceica are from fart to gvei„ inches thick; and
his priced In iceoidence with the quality.
Ho was the first person that introduced the lime-steno'
into this place, and is now prepared to finish or lime,
stow so as to give It en appearance very little inferior to
that of the handsomest Marble, 'ln proof of which asser
tion lie directs •he public to the finished work at his es
tabliMment. He respectfully incites all those who in
tend erecting neiv buildtuge, to rill at his isitaidietiincsa
and convince themsilves of the tit cellent finish of hie
warless also of the cheapness cif l lits prices.
Lebanon. Xfarch' .
R S
Wholesale and Retail .',Drug Store,
. .
Ma beim' Removed to his New Building. on Cumber
land Street, opposite the Eagle Buildings, .
Leteinott, Ps.
lIS subscriber respectfully announces naivete
j tu r es and the public in general, that he bas con
stantly an hantlittlalle stock of
DRUBS_ , PERF,UMERY,
MEDIDINES, ' 'PAINTS,
CHEMICALS," -- "• — •. DYE-STUFFS.
:MARM . •
ITES TUSEVE.TIVII,
• .
GLASS-WARE, . BRUSHES,
HAIR-OILS, EXTRA , CTS,
Burning Fluid, Surgical Instruments, Toilet Soaps, Se
gars,: Tobacco, Sc. Also a variety of FieneY 'Articles too
numerous to mention, which - be - offers at low rates. and
warrants thiqualiiiis of the aiicles as represented.—
Purchasers will please remember this. and'examine the
qualities and prices of his goods berate ptircluwing else
where. SES- Physicians' prescriptiOns lead tinnily reci
pes carefully compounded, at all hours of the day or
night, by cMting nt the Drug Store, opposite the Eagle
Buildings: . .
On Stitulnya the Stdre be; opened for the com
pounding of prescription, between the bouts of 7 and
10 o'clock, A. 31, 12 and 1, and.titnd . s P. AI:
Lebanon, Dec. 9, 1857. . DAVID S. RADER.
"Home Nromin
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
40
-the public that they base returned haste again
Vith their TIN-WARE a SHEET IRON ESTAB
LISHMENT to the well-known place in Cumber
land street, opposite the Eagle Buildings, Lebanon, Pa.,
where they shall be pleased to accommodate all cwetom
ars, at the short.wt notice, and on the meet reasonable
terms.
Rise's
SHOP will be found . in the 4kssernent of Adams
Rise's New Building and the WARDROOM on the prat
floor of the same Building, next door to Raber's Dry
Goods Store. The Shop is $ magnificent one—it being
the handsomest iu the County, and- well calculated for
such a purpose.
/kV' They would return their sincere thands for the
liberal patronage afforded them,.and ,particularly this,
last season. va_ Hoping that Hide untiring efforts to
please,and their return "HOME" to the old stand oolong
occupied by Jess RISE, will insure for them a still Loom'
liberal patronage, they would invite all to give them a
call before purchasing . elsewhere.
Lebanon, Dec.3o, '57. RISE k DAUGHERTY.
JOSITIR BROWER. JOHN WOLY.
Chair Manufactory.
WIIOLF.SALFI AND RETAIL. The subsea- •
hers take this method to inform their •
friends and the public that they Inve commenced
the above business, in all its branches, in the BO-
ItOBGA OF. LEBANON, on Pinegrore Road, near what
is known as Fhrenuer's Foundry. They hope to receile
the.:patninage of thew in want of anything in their
litre;na they promise to use the best Materials . and em
ploy the best of workmen.
'lnd Chairs repaired and painted.
***The following different kinds of Timber or Lum
ber Mken Sn cashatge forChaira, viz : Hickory, Walnut,
Popler, Maple, Beech, Bomb, and Cherry •of different
kinds. • • EIROWEIL a. WOLF..
Lebanon, March' 31, 1S58:-1y. ' • : . • • •
The, Greatest. Discovery ever. . .
Grey .111estorget.'.10111it:!
••,.. — foriotier Color *Jilin(
Dyeing. •
irEltollE'S HAIR COLOR ItEnVORER 43 034(11013iddr
ed to tro,tind le, dire Prost HCFECTUAL: article L'Or
Restoring ORMr. HAIlt to tta Nformer • COLOR,euri.
BEAUTY, and, causing it to grow when it haafallen.off
and become thin.
Air By the use of ONLY ONE ROTTLE—andindhit.
tea to twelve day er—the Greyest !lair will assume its orig.
jinni, lito-Mlee color, and the harshest hair arta look soft,'
smooth and glossy. . •
dRy• This valuable preparation is only 50 cents bot
tic. Prepared by T., L. JEROME, 175 Fulton. street.
Brooklyn, General Agent, Bold also by D. B. Renew, at
his cheap Drug and Medicinal store,•Lebanon, Pa.
• sept. Z 4, 185.1.
Crosby's,
FRENCH &AMERICAPIRCUS.
*.;Equestrian
THE
• : Campaign
;,:
"-,... ....z.: . r‘ l 1858 baring commenced; .the
' PIP ' 4),: - :: . , '-‘j Manager" of the gifted • combE
nation of FRENCH and .113181tICAK,
- ',,... 17 - _. • STARS wish to impress these facts
''''••-• ' • - Illion.tbk, public mind, vl=-.that this
• • • , -Islibe only French and ' Autcrieatt
, . ; . - f
.` ''' , ' , o;itripany in the Union. . . .
. . The Star Show of .'-'53 4 - .
1
. - -1, . -
in
tb n i d i e r nt thatt tanedy.hacovenirdeceetidzirehaired.
' 16111 t 4 "", tbe'pnblie will admit. the Minimal - ..:'.
.........• -,.....Z,.__'' ralAteetfully invite all to. ~. -..
'''''' ''''''' 'WOAD,: IiEHOLD .AND . COMPDX:
'•. * • 7-:' • . le7. , :n •,-- , THE. • •,, ..'.c.
... . g• • .. ' . ;C t i CilOSSa I Mdsie Car.
- lej • -. • • • Will enter town on the morning of
.„,„ . „. ,1, 4 3. '• tho.ozbibition and . * wide . ' ttirtntt
-..4,--, s• V. 'on) - principal tborettglearpts, drven
. 1 . • by --ephindbi eteede..,and militating.
' 0 ....„. • • the, NEW YORK BDOIllg '240110;'
41...,
led by the WizerdAiOtir'44oo„4,lll..l
- WILL EX - 1172117D-47 . ,
', -. LEBANON,MONDAr
-:•• • - __l - 1114 ,Y .-16 V
~,,,,iz.'
- ~..• --_ :.. ADMISSION, • • • ~. -25 v :
' C - Doors 'open lit. 2 And To'cloet. ''="
„,
~ - .•• Perforrneneets hattnandEntirlitter.
Two distinctpertlynagajoiter: •
1. . :. . • , noon andlearant_ L. ::-... • l
. tion•Almo"filmethe:lPtennhil"l.lllPlinillidinettilic4,
eau
corps et - , + : , lUS 1 0.01/4 1 . .•
. . . , .. • RIDERS OVAnTaRS, • -"' !.. • ;
i f i (4
• : • .1 . : '
TUMBLERS:' MP/BA Ti% .
MAGICIAN,
.'. 112eXRE4kAttsr6;
'''
&C:, &0., are 1.147. following , : • . :-.
• . AlkirttVirtrilliei:
The Queen of Irrirech.tqueetiheeeee..
•
.. - .:• - 111.1idlt klt,'.• • .'".
. .) Th..' iiiiiiiii6. ii:',...k lid. SW .
-
-- -,......- wood;tudig.i.iiti.
.. : • . .:-.4. do .rosd..i ... • '''
• ' ... .' :. ' ' .4ipliis i Vorgani , .
, • 4 ~,,,.. ~ • .. •-a Pa
-,_..e •:,7118 iiiiithine.,......_,•:'ilafkiliticapt
~...,- 7 ..7- ,-• '• 4 •-• ' ii„l",.....mmumNeFtra ‘ - ise li ,
- - 4 . l ilhain il ittr 1 - - •
'-' • - ' 4 -••
$l,lOOO Reward.! TAOSit On - -i r
TAMES H. KELLEY, W.,rek. .., 4raz. ,
t/ Maker et Jet:mice., has Jong •A, i : . ..
opened at the Kunz Dtstortos, t o w r ...- s _........- --.4.
the town of Lebanon, a beau! Iful assortinant or iiiihittGil . , -
road Timekeepers in hunting enact: elghttlay 11th .•
gold Duplex. gold Anchors, gni,' oylin.icr Watches,
Silver railroad bunting laatilm duplex , anchors,wv. -
der, English patent Lever, rattlish Si!laa Qua g li on .: ••
Boys' Watches. /urge Music Boxes. 4,.4 and 8 title ' •
gold Fob, Vott,and Neck Chain"; gold Arnlem, Brooch
gold Thimbles. Ear-tinge,. Bresst•pitts, Necklaces, Ai
-
Studs, Spettactee, 31cdallions. Mictiature:gsse., gold pad
end pencil cases, gold Key Seals, cc,. Myer Tee and Ta
ble spoons, Soup Ladles. fob and neck Chains, Spectacle. ':
Portmonalea.llne pocket and Pen Knives, Violins, Viceaf
calm', Da Tioling, Aix:oedema; Polkas, Ems. Instru
ments, Drums, Fifes, Flutes, Clarinet% Gnitara, Banjos
Tamborinea, Ladies' Cabins, Qult's Rifles. Shsrp's Mira,
Vol&rifc Mlle, irbOoti'lr abet Inn minute; Colt'. Allen'.
Tolland e and Dattiaactur NOM P., nigh t.. 1 ay and thi rty ,t, c „,
Clocks, is , the xhojo comprising the moat attentive as
sot-tinent ever offered ill Lebanon zoo nty r iusd will be sold
at the lowest cash prices.
Watches sf Clacks carefully I:epaired aid Warranted.
4 , 0 Biro. Kelly hag nptilerl a 'Fancy Milli:110u Store ins
the same room with Mr. Kelly". Jewelry •storn, Eagle
Dnildlogit,
i ......,:..--..ie.• ,_ ...--
blinico. April 14. - ASSS. . - '
W
Came de 'hedge Fir Inrawse .
ITE nude .r.irgned invite the attention of their friends
T
and the .pnblie in.;genciat, to their laripi 'We r t of
coops., they constantly keep on band. One of the irm
having ',Met returned front the city again, where be has
carefUlly selected a heavy supply of FRESH and NEW
GOODS- We wish the public to hear in mind that an ex
perience of many years and awe attention to busbies., .
enabies us to buy goods oat the niostfaitirabliterius 'Sad
sell them proportkmably low, in particular to cash buy
ers. It U neixtleas to say. on what terms we buy tier.
goods. Our stock consists of
Dry Goods, Groceries 4. Queenssvare,
and will compete with any of our neighbors In qUantltY,
quality and price. We also wish min and all ti remember
that we continue to keep ,
' :If A .11 - 11 - it" 4;514 ;.:. (1 1- •
in all its branehes, equal teeny Hardware Establishment
in Lebanon county; so we ask particular attention toadi
conainnere of any kind of Hardware, as our stock is suited .
for the erection of any kind of Buildings, and any art/tile
in the way of Tools and Material forZeach Makers, &A
dler Carpenters, Cabinet lilakers,,Eleckeinithe4.
Mita and Masons. The Fanner cannot fail to obtain any
'article tte . con dna siero for, and those, who wish to com
mence Honseiteeping we ran furnish with any article.
N. B--COUNTRY PRODUCE' taken in
. sccehmixe.
IEA.U.9E t 00. ' m
Lobel:lett NOB RYS9_ CL
HERE'W,E- ARE AGAIN
:ALL.•HIGHT. Koji. Li)' WITH CARS? -
-KANSAS Is creating an important excitement all over
the country, threatening a dissolution of Union be
tween the North and South, imitiga ling_ alarming fight.
in Congress, and fearful AgirtspeginOtate, Legislatures.
State Conventions blivit'aiseidUrsel,` cieFlind town mans
meetings have been held-..in short the whole country
has been in a general uprose.
LEBN.NON
However; amidst all flifs Itaiversed political tumult,
han the honor of having 'still preserved ;ler dignity'el
quiet and peace, nothing couldseamed in disturbing tier
gentle repose. until the ether morning, when a LARGE
FLAG with a swarminellEE HIVE on the one vide,'
and the announcement of "Cheap, Auction Goods," on
toe other, suspended iris' njthircerneidblididing
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
Seettbillo indicate that all was not right; attend"
vas attracted and curiosity aroused; various opinteias
with regard to its object were entertained and soon •
general stir all over town was found to exist. Men, wo
men and ehUtiren involved with puzzled astonishment,
were hit : ming out, and crying, 'What in ee world Is
the matter?" "What's np?" Trnth,howerer.sooll stash
ed upon the minds of all Bee-ta.iders. when the novelty.
of tumbling, rolling and unpacking of Boxes, Barrels
end Bales. amidst a crowd of spectstorealrcady collected
around the.doore and walks, all
.peinereting,
for ntlia since elfectualji
tithed the native ..• d al -
NEW SPRING GOODS AT TIR'BEE
Was soddenly harping upon a thousand tongues, an 4
spread with the rapidity of a prairie fire all over the bo
rough. Public affairs of Kansas with every other item
of the day fell into insignificance, in consideration of the
individual interests here at stake. • .
A scene of excitement has vier sines continued to pre
vail within doors by crowds of person:from - every quer
ter, collecting along the conntere, who never fall to be
come enthusiastic upon finding such
GREAT BARGAINS IN
New styles of Stripes and Plaid Eall.
The boil plain lilikelklciliwq
Fins Bombazines and Jammu, • ' .•/ •
Elegant ell-Wool De Laines and ' .
Beautiful spring style Duools and Shepherd's Maid.
'Handsome Chula DeLaines and,Alixuss
Splendid Collars, Sleeves . Veils, Gloi - es, Hosiery and
White Goods in abundance.
All qualities of Cheap Prints, Ginginuns, Checks and
Muslin,
Union, French, and Doeskin Caseizuerus,
PI uah„Setin and Granaille Veatingal . 3
An
/LW,
assortment of English, Ingram, it 001 ....'''
ing. Ragand Hemp•Cagpets fiaryaglorl, reaatrige, Palle
and Stairs; varying, in priees frrom l lll resto $1 per
GROC AND RE, •
Oil Cloths and Wi ERIES
tedimo Shades QUEENSWA their-nirietloa.
Having the experience of a long termi ef.yeare- in the
business, which with a careful exercise of liadgment and
taste, with the advantage of cash in purchasing; and a
determination of sellrogsSlLE4.P p lmtbles ne—idong with
Itho into qratem qf. 4 - I.CAM or PRODUCE—to
fiver you,wilh'beigithiii, beyond any betntacitU offered?
as *ell as maim - passed of cemptititira.
N:l r ,Trtoise call and see inkal the" • • .
DEFAITYE 81 044,.
OPRointuthe e. .
ozogokr...t sakalsmtkitczir..
Lebanon, March 31,1855: • •
.11entilalAterAftditilit.
M
I s
CusaberlaoldstreiChasthors#4(pf Acfpilly .rarie Motet.
I[l7f Pay - Asde i ng RAVES .of ISTNRE474
DEPMBA, o4rid : after: the lat.datsrif
For 1 year, aied.lorigey,:6
For 8 months, and longer, 6 per cent. per,maidien - ; •
For 3 months, andlonger, 4 per cent. per sinailin;
r il e irf i Vtig e %a i r= atila i e 4Wl l l e e r re .
of 'Withdrawal. • We also . riffn a h Mee Vof
comtnodations to thaw wiOnly
payable on demand. Will pay a- rireminm on SPANISH
and 6IEXICA.N DOLLARS, and. also on fold /Ifericeni
fors and Half Dollars. Will makei;e6ll-ons on . re- -
mit to ail parts of the ' United fitatas.,,'llW and •
Europe: Negotiate Lonna, Ac. , &e.; Ind do 11.17*ANOpp
.114A6S-K1.DAN103444 BU N B Maiateeresiiktlit ,
'MANOR and
Geo.,ol.sus, Cashier:, rr . s.•olafeat.m.:.; n , ..0 - W
The undembsned,MANAOßlLlfialrilaillghlusdlyiasillat
to - the:eitentsdttheir Caw* for. llAlegiindli_ Mme,
obligations of the."LEsurotr VaLurearafeclr, •id •
SIMWi .CaMERON, . . -P
0- AWSOVRIAIL4,I6 •..
OEORGE , BkII3I4IIM . : t 4't KLI •
-,A;.1008TA187,8411... •
Lebanon, Nov. 18, 1857. cuXtRGE
, .
.. . .. ... , ~.,
_lions dceepers i . ,
..
T II E 1 OSVIs. AA - T1V1N„ .74-tff. OM
Ga al NI). •E Z4IIEIII 'lf) N! V
THE undersigned hashialfakGnrehlnkedagill
the city, where be bas pm-cheesed 'tbsrbeariCaL
sortment'etTUßNlTlMßS*llr. offered in Leb
anon, anttiViliat, he .4 1,0 044. PPearrapit7,4
say-he ailli.seii asaow, ()rawer, am, at an ether ~ 443441 "
lIIIE
Ilahlaseng.c.Re ban
5'01.4.8,- Tete.:a-tete
kO Lounge* Card Tabiee,-Cen
tre TaUgaihßiNflpbgiftttrAteks, Tea
. Pays, LotikingiGifies.elvdsud:44.lcinds*
a Ccinmon and Kitchen .IPit.r . nie'nee...7.
VenethaiTilliads, Carriages recast,
4110101ana Seat and Common CR ADMin d alanserreiy 7
pthat can properly be associated with his it
,Re Feels. great ctuAderscaln,ctallinLaitteed,iphte
'Mitring and co . idiallY_lnOteseall. to L gielstiiitn ,
fite iiiirango f . eilititie r i. Belli 'a'eiiiinina 'la
usilersold. ' Sts ` Boom is in tkertrOMTlClLL:A c iii
street. ' • ' - •'• ' ' . 'largo - ,_ '
P. S.-z-Ready-taada Comas w il l' belie* s t, •- ind
a splendid Reatmelsaa obtaina a r d ap t . &Ina%
,c 43
envirCatritat rq bam i n tia
-. :..George.s ,
otEs'etr A rA Bli • 1114/2 ..
.Vornt** 4 . oreg i
- Dolma - e FRUITS,
:I** . AtEeterjeAllresdet assci-940eriand *wits i
The lindeteign4r7,2„,,, GREEN GRO
CERT, RUSINER , L tsse.r. ' lust .14 Canalegsleasi.
Stelleln: - Ilitnew.ze
_le is of* . furnish fetnillesp
1111 4. e ', - . isitheillsi:twit'Atittift dui` tie
,
iHif. tart& rtiriiisttliaso - ind. sTnnie finit . .!
t ' who dealid 'to retstl' than: 'so etitini as
can-be Isystelnltlie'PhilaMphis, HartiebusgAlt
ulster — Mitt ets. ONO. P. RELY
N. B. In sollllleXiOilb Ise twee taken Ons
RE.TEAURANT urider i gtae otibr formerly
. occe -
ell by.Acthi: PI ;Psi, araiiiirftel * ltiecetteer A
Tie Union dEril7 . 1866.4 t. ' "n .tf ou: 15-nm , *
.ei p
.I. lA2—r2'=-
6 ' Clijd feMPUTtitithe 0.141/Cialt.
- inet,lggirxistaillivez---
TORN SPITLER'
on hand all
0
kinds of Ottilhrd)riare , e3,thil latew!yled-And .thet
best inatertaltuul itlerM.lltroeis3 tstrtd).l at ,i, _.! L
..' ireitle.reaely.noadid ittraareeber,Ardlopeliar,igOltAlk
MAIM BOKRAUS,rDIitEita,IIIILKAILFAIST
TABLES; Maks. Orpbeiirajiir dtazstaastedi ibinde,-BXR''
STRADSoiachellirchile of Ware trildallneof bnainatia.
arAl! of ch be 11 - tell cheaper for CAM
bllidja hleateeetete* .10 - is also
'''' ' sAlstilkt,tali.A.P.m....in4:-.40'4 fail."'
142 4 6 4K41i - If( 1 .- 1 ... vT ll 4"kr.
CIA* sKageynill, •
, giTe hlw a callAtA.,
124444 . 1 5. Viivet, wpinfrte , P 4 i tinft°,4 ; 3 .r.44,
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