J:Eb Irintiitg;
mg.". uvrs.l2lll:lVer MlMlGl3ll;taiutsct. EvMS - 4
Neatly and Promptly Executed, at the
&DVEETISEII, OFFICE, LEBANON, FENN'A
Tait estabilshanent Is now supplied with an extensive
tastirtglent of JOB TYPE; which will be Increased as the
patronage demands. It on now turn out PRMTINO, of
very daserlption, In a neat and expeditious manner—
and on very reasonable terms. serh et s
Pamphlets, Checks,
Business Cards, Handbills,
Circulars, Labels,
Bill Headings. Blanks,
Programmes, Bills of Pare,
Invitations, Tickets, &c., &c.
Sr Dens otail lamb. Common and.ltidgment BONDS.
lehMit JillinCeß', Constables' and other BLANES, printed
a4crectly'and neatly , on the best paper, constantly kept
tor sale at Oda omco, at prices "to cult the times."
' , ol3l.tbsciiiittou price of the LEBANON ADVERTISER
On. Dollar and a Half a rear.
Address, War. M. Dump:, Lebanon, I's.
REAI;
Orphans' Court Sate. •
-rytrttstriNT to an order of die(tante Court of Leh
i: enon County, Will b., sold byt.Plt lie Vt.lulus or out
ery, the following RealTufge,late Of Jacob B. Weidman,
Esq.. deed, to telt:
On Friday, the 4th day of iithrttery, A. A, 1859,
at 1 ,o'clottk. P. M., will be sold at the Public House of
Samuel Bunk, in Jonoatown, toiliancm nounty.
All that certain hiESSUADE, PLANTATION AND
LAME TI‘ACT.CF LAND, with the appurtenances. sit•
ante In the township of talon, In the county of Leba
non. adjoining lands of floury Bohr, Meuse & Belton
Dautel Btrotiarihatr.', and others, containing
-178 ACHES AND 00 PERDUE'S.
. . . .. .. . .
it being part, of the Farm or Plantation commonly called
"W.'.001..VS P1.A014."
The improrements thereon being a ~.
gTWO tiIePORY DWELLINO UQU.S.Iii and . .7 k
SWEITP,Int.BARN, and other oulbuild• •
Inge. There is Also a Pump and run- .;,,,
nitig water near the house. The above plantation Is sit
uated on the public rood lending froni 'Jonestown to the
Illg Dom, about 1 mile north of Uilloi3 'Forgo—adjoins
Swatorn Creek, and is convenient to the Union Comp,—
The above Plantation will bo sold either in the whole, or
iii such paths all wiltbest mit purchasers.
. ~ At the sometime (Indy/nee,
Will also be o ff ered for sale, a ecituin tract of the best
,CIIESTNIIT 'I . I.IIIBEIt LAND.
belonging to the estate of Jacob D. Web:lmsn,
deo l d situate in the township of ',Mimi.. lo the
counix eforetahl,' about 2 uflieesseit of the 111,,s•
• Dam, adjoining litinfelete, or Jon. Light, deed, eta - Others ) cOhteniudabOul 70 ACRES.
The Limber On the above lea la fit to cut for RAILS
or rows, belitg from thiftl to forty years growth, Vet
an the north side Of the en .untain, anti Letter timber
connottlakfoutal-olong , the Blue mountain. The lend
wilt boebid hi late of FIVM and TEN ACM se will
best sulttorehasers, Thu several purports aro marked
and Ensutbaretin the ground, so that purchasers Gan se
lect the &anther of the tract they wieb to bid for or pur
chase, while on the premises examining the Timber.
Any person Wishing to view mul examine any of the
above premises will please rail upon Wm.:W. Murray,
lt:sq., at Union Forge.
The terms of sale of 'the above mentioned premireg,
will be made known on the several days of sale, respec
tively, by the undersigned.
ELJZABETII C. 'WEIDMAN.
nor,tra w. cotactlAs,
JOTIN IY. ULRICH,
Administrators of the Estate ofJacoh It. Weidman, dec'd.
Lebanon, :Tannery 12. 11358.
Valitable.Borow4h Properly
FOR SALE! ,
IS offeretl at private sale, that ratuahlo half-lot or piece
of (MOUND, situate at thenorth-east corner of Wa
ter and Walnut streets, Lebanon, fronting 33 feet on We I
street and BO foot of Water street, at present Occupi
ed by John Farrel]' Harbin Yard, on which area Fnams
liquso, Be. It Is located within saguaro of the Leh-,, ,'
anon Valle y Ituiliond Depot, between the Depot end
the centre of town. For further particular% apply
to John Farrell on the promisee. Juno 24,1857.
FOR RENT.
Tit .114 Story of Ormfro New Vriek. Building. 0
Cumberland street. west of Market, Is for rent.
'3 Lean he arranged into one or more rooms as parties
may desire. Pusadsaion given at any time.
JOHN 01::EFF.
Lebanon. Dec. U. I -8.55.-I.f.
Pruirate Sktle.
illE subscriber offers at Private Sale Ids new two-
Tstory brick I.PrVELLINfI ull.lB lel, situated iri
lizn
beth street, Lebanon, Pa. The House is 17
by la feet. luta 2 rn-ans on . Ibn first thaw
and 3 on the seer/ltd. The other improve-
meats are a good WASII-11.1.11178 P., Bake- ; ;
oven. Cistern and ()Arden. The L o t is 193, : i _ _ -
by fai foot. The alarm property is all new -
and in a goal condition, and will be sold on easy terms.
PossrFslon will be given on the let day. of April. 1859.
A p o.y to .1 11.,KELNI, Photographer.
Lebanon, Nov. 21•. 151S If.
PRIVATE SALE
Of Dwelling house & Coach Ara k-;
in et stablisliment.
r , 111: undersignrd intending logo West, :„ I
I offer at private Sale their convenient
owl desirable Property. It Comprises a new Ina ;2
Two• Story FRAME HOUSE, 21, feet front. I I
by 32 deep! with a 10 by 11 lot Kitchen at
lashed: a COACII Mil N 4.1 SLIUP. AU feet hoot by 8U
fest deep: also another riliop 20 by 22 feet. and a Mack
andth Shop 20 by V. 3 fret. The buildings are all new,
and well hnilt, and. located In an eligible and hnsinoss
part of tho town. viz—Water St, ect, Lebanon, near Fa- '
Im e s I,th ar an choreh, hoed title awl possession will
be et , en at
any tithe, burin , paymant Will be iltill)ltllded
before the lot of April, HSU. Apply -far further infer. ,
JACOB ittEDEr, respectfully hi
, forms the poblio that he still condi"-
' nes his extensive establishment in
aft , isof his new building. in Cumberland tr.;
~ where he hope:, to render the same
V 1 :. jr4 E A ' lll IDEST.I T E .. . . 'satisfaction as heretofore to all who
AT PRIVATE SALE. may favor him with their custoul. He invites Merchants
sad dealers-in; BooTS and SIVAS, and everyone irlio
Mir. undersigned arts at private sate his magnificent : wishes to purchase fashionable and durable articles in
1,.. Estate, situate In East Hanover township. Lebanon his live, to call and examine ter theluselreS, his large
county, about 2 Mika Trete Harper's Inn, 4 utiles from and varied stock.
the Cold Springy and the Dauphin J: Suseldellaello lien- Ile is determined to surpass all competition in the
rued, us fellows:— manuitecture (Weser? article in his business, meltable for
NO. I—Contelna 1(10 ACRES, more or less, of the best any Market in the :Union. A due rare is tult.'eu in regard
bind in the neighborhood, adjoining properly of Mielocl to materials and wiirkmataship; noire but the best Anal"
Deitiltigq, John hotter and other's. Th e greater portion ty of LEATITER and other in:aerials are usisl, aud none
ii; chifiyhd and under good cultivation. The buildings. but the best workmen ere employed.
tweeted on this tract are the undersigned's well-known P. B.—lie returns hit sincere thanks to his friends for
CLOTH MANUFACToRT, which ' has a large ' the very liberal patronage heretofore bettowed on him.
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„,patronage and is capable of indefinite increase.; lie hoped try litiletat,tenthtl/ to business and eVenvoring
' ill a large two-story double Stohe Direlting House, to please his eltHilflllerS, to merit a share of public pat
” with Kitchen annexed ; good two-story Farm renege. !Lebanon, Feb'. 17, LSS.
House; Tenant House; largo stone Bern, with three - Wog : .. _ _......._._ .
iloor and Stabling; and other Alithuildings, hi good re. * I SSS NEW STYI I'S • I SaS
4 _A • .
p.dr, Aldo, all necessary btilldings foi the Manufitetery, .
A '. DAM RISE„ in Cumberland Street,-between,
s is :—Follittg-mlll. Card and Spinning Maehine iluilding.. :
, :pi Ararket and the Court (lenge, north side, has
Dyeing and Finishing House, &Lc., dc., The Works aro all
well supplied with good MichitterY and plenty of water now oil, iaptl a splendid acsortinent of tire New
power. A stream of good water is led to the
, ' Style:of JIVES , AND ' CA Pi: for men and boya.Abr ISIS,
••d*elliug house in pipes, Also. springs andpurup . , ~ to which the attention of the public Is respectfully invi
wells near: Also, a beautiful Young ORCHARD : , M ..d. THats of all prices, from the cheapes" e elect
on
thect
on the premises, , costly, always on hand. Itches also just opened a splen
NO. 2—Containing lee ACRES, (more or less.) adjoin- ' did assortment of SUMMER II AI'S. embracing such as
lug No.l.land of ' 'Wetted Deininger, John Dotter, and STRAW, PANAMA. PEDAL, PEAR", HORN, LEO
others. Nearly the whole of this tract is under good cid- HORN, SENATE,- CUBIAN. and all others.
titration and excellent fences. . ge„„, Ile will also Wholesale all kinds of Hats. Caps,
Erected thereon Is a Dwelling Douse. Stalde, ' A.e.. to Country Mechants ou advantageous terms,
anti a large Shed. Also, near by a well. sprig_, • Lebanon), A pril 21,1855.
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Ac. a splendid site for the erection of a dwelling
,
houSe. -There is flowing water in nearly every
aid. A School House is located on this tract.
NO. fl--Contains llill ' ACRES WOODLAND,
(more or less) adjoining No. 1, land ofJohn Dot-
ter and others. It - has a rich growth of Chestnut
eproutat from 8 to 10 years growth.
As. the undersigned Is sincerely disposed to sel, the
slime may be ptirehased either in parts as above or in
the whole, as may be desired.
. Sir flood title and possession will be given on the Ist
of April, 1850. For further information apply to
LYON LEM REIMS%
Edd Hattoivr, Lebanon. Ch., lle.
tnAtlon to • UF7uI.OE ARNOLD,
Lubminn, jnno3o,*sS-If. • JOSEPH ARNOLD,
5,'5 -!f.
Reigartls Wine analliquor
Stgre,
riblitiEft of Market and Water atreete, Lela
ki non, Pa., ln the se
room formerly occupied by w; 7 4
Jacob Weidle, Esq., 1 viler° ho still continuos to '
keep an assortment of the very best brands of WINES
and LIQUORS. that can be got. To those who are ac-
quainted with his LIQUORS, it is not necessary for him
to speak, as the Liquors will speak-for themselves. To
..Hotel Keepers, ant all 'others, he would state that It
la merely necesewy for them to call mid examine his
atock•to satisfy themselves, as be warrants to render full
satisfaction. lIMANUE L REIGART.
N.'ll.—Rernember at Weldle's Corner.
Lebanon, May 6, 1868.
Paillters Treke Orogice, ,
A I:lol`EgAL'itemortment of On Colors In Tubee, for
A
Az:tlata and Ornamental Faintera. Also, Uniber,
Terra de elionna, Vandyke Broivnotc, In Bottles, finely
ground in, sentes.for Graining. For sale at
LEMBERGER'S Drug SW% Market St.
Lebanon, Noianiber 1,7, 1858.
Dague,rreolypes.
111(13ht:kr the be
i t i ht N e
flMi• rd~story LjDAN°N
•
Riae's New Building:
l [elms the beat room, bad ORS-light; beet fixtures, and
has mode it his entire busitiees for the last sixyenre. lie
.nlways gets the 'latest improvements; he ima. l eways the
latest atYla of eases on hand; he takeo rietores lit every
style of the art; his sTEREoscorE PICPUSES are
wonderful to behold. AU his pictures an slqp, correct,
Land or the highest finish. (live him a roll did you will
.not regret it. 111 s terms are very moderato.
*3_llin rooras are open every day (except Sundays,
Irma 8 o'clock, A. )1., till i) nelock, P.M.
Nov. 25, 1837.
- .0344 - 4:1 - Clii - okti.E cm cum, ,ouil
A.M.P ••
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unrivedeciin Tioauty, sunplicity, .4ifet.y and Economy
NY, Own . Mairons to obtain the eery best ail/.
cheapest portable light within their reach, Ahollid
call and-exhnitatt them Tampa at D. S. Haber' Drug
: Store, belbre purciataing elsewhere.
These Lanips armperreotay eafe and %warranted.
, That they emit no onbtoolve Odor while burning.
•That.they are very easily trimmed.
That they bu t arrAfree from smoke.
That the,ali /10,0#1 , eent. cheaper than
any other lip lieu We.
hi o id at
,D. S. SABER'S
Drug Store, Lebanon, - I , a.
Also, Uerosene, or Cold oil; finlSaler .
November 3,1868.
Got. Lonifelloses new Work (Miles Blandish) at
Good's Book Store.
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
'im undersigned reapoe. dully inform the puhlie that
.L ,heige opened a NW LIVERY- 13WIBM, at hire.
leß i tsv ,,,,, to, Market street, Leb-
anon, where ho will keep for the
publioarcommodethmagoodutt e
of LlORdati Awl VEIIIELES, , .;
-will keep gentle and good driving Ilbraes,i , ndboo ll ion"
And late Vehicle*, OJao„aarefui Drivers furnished when
,desired. Also OMNIBUS for parties, de,
Lebanon, April 21.1,858, JAMES -MARCH.
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VOL. 10-NO. 33.
New Livery Stable.
THE undersigned bee
. established a uew LI VS- 1 41; . •
BY STABLE, In Kuhn- . _•. •
‘ 41111116 " Ws Stables, at the Lebanbu Valley B;B. De
liot, Lebanon. rlo ham good and safe Horses, Carriages,
as may be desired, and careful Drivers, whieh.he will
hire on fair team. lle hopes by being atteptive to bus-
Inas to rreelve a liberal share of public patronage. Ap
ply at Kubtile's Hotel, or at the Stables.
DUNCAN Melt AE.
N. run an OMNIBUS between the R. E. Depot
and all parts of Lebanon and North Lebanon. Appliea
tiellUP be made at Kuhule's Hotel, Carmony's, or the.
Eagle Hotel, and the Omnibus Will call at passenger's
homes in time for the ear: , Lebanon. Oct. 27.'57.
THE .PLACE TO BUY CHEAP
/Coots, Shoes, flats, . Caps ,
• AND TRUNKS, is the cheap Store of
the undersigned. "Manta street, Labe
non.whero a splendid new stock has justbeen open.
ad, embraCing a general asacirtment for -LADIES, 0 EN-
Ty,EmsN and Boys, Among which are LADIES' GAI
TERS and FANCY &GOES; Calfskin, Patent Lather,
Goat, Rip, and other BOOTS-and Gaiters for Gentlemen,
with a handsome variety for Boys. - 1300 TS andsnots
' *tall kinds, are also made to order. '
netbai.alao a greet itssorttnent of HATS & CAPS, L e ,
' of all kinds and prices.
1 - Via Public is respectfully invited to call and examine.
I. Lebanon, Oct 20, 'f.B. • JOHN GASSER.,
Clothing
LoTnr,xG to putt Ow youlig uiiB ttee
CLOTHING fur Winter to keep out the cold,
CLOTHING all color , . black, brown, and 'due,
CLOTHING well math , . and fashionable too.
MATTING or elegant lit I declare,
CLOTHING, whirl, all lake a pride in to wear,
CLOTHING the heel that can be bought, •
CLOTHING well 9ecretl Jet tie It ought,
CIOTHLNO Width I,4ny bile clothing niti-y"
CLOTHING for men. yoilt!'e, boys, and
CLOTHING the largest assortment in town.
cam-um] for Stoith, for Jones, and for Brown,
CLOTHINO for all Gm rest of mankind, CLOTHING, and all that belongs to ibrit Hite:
CAN be bonght ebeaper than aver befell,
At IIEITZENSTEIN S 14t9THP'S CileelP Clothing
Store.
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The largest best selected stock of Clothing and Fur
nishing. goods user brought to town, is now unpacked
and great bargains offered by
It EITUNSTEIN & BROTTIEit.
Fifty Dollar, Forfeit.
IL MINTER will Porteit.4so. it failing to cure any
xi case of secret disease thatinnY come under his care,
no matter how long standing-or Afflicting. Either sex
are invited to his Private ileums, 44. North Seventh St.
Phllaira. without fear of interruption from other pa
tients. Strangers and others who have been 'Anhui - Ifs
nstte in the selerlien of a Physcinia are invited to call
DIPOPENCY—Trough unrestrained indulgence of
the passions, by excess or seltabuso. the evils are untn_
evens. Premature impotency, involuntary seminal die_
charges, wasting of the organ:4, loss of memory, a Ws_
taste for female society. gmieral,debillty. or constitution
al derangement, are sure. to follow if necessary, consult
the Doctor with confidence; lie offers a perfect mire.
READ AND REF LE.CT.-- : The afflicted would do well
to reflect before trusting their health and happiness, and
in many eases their lives, in the hands of physicians ignos
rant of this class of maladies. it Is certainly impossible
for our man to understand all the ille the human family
are subject to. Every respectable physician has his pm.
_cellar brunch, in which Im is more successful than his
brother professors, and to that he devotes most of his
time and study.
YeAKS OF PIiACTICE, exclusively devoted to the
study and treatment of diseaseaof the sexual organs, to
gether with ulcers upon the body, throat, nose, or legs,
pains in the head. or bones. mercurial rheumatism, stric
tures. gravel, irregularities, diseases arising : front youth
ful excesses, or impurities of blood, witereby the consti
tution has heeoine enfeebled, enablet,the Doctor to offer
speedy relief to all who may place themselves under his
care.
Medicine forwarded to any part Of United States,
—Price To, MINER per Packitgo. '
For Salo. flit. DICKINCLSOWS CELEBRATED MAU
NETO-EL ECTRIC MACHINE. NO RCM or other ingre
dient required; HA power being obtained from a perma
nent magnet. No family should be without one. Price
only Ve.
October 2MIL
Fashionable Tail twin , '
•
rii H E subscriber respecttbllyJuthrms his friends and
1 the public in general, that be has commenced the
titSINI.:SS in all its branches, at his acs}-
aims, in East Lebanon, Ounberland Street,) I squares
nisi from Major Muyer's I totel, (south side.) By atten
tion ti busincsa, promptness in his engagements, good
lita, and moderate charges, he hopes -to receive a share
of the piddle patronage, Ile was a long time in the em
ploy of .Mieliesi Wagner, deed., and feels confident of
Ovine: general satisfaction. lining et new beginner he
solicits the patronage of the public.
liatebanon; OEURCI.E MeekELLY.
foot Shoe Store.
Fashionattle Tailoring and
_-:ADlntititig Store.
110 ye who:would get n tine suit, dressed up in style
, fretn.6o , to toe. Call and see. Save 20 per cent,.
clear gain; at the - NEW CLOTHING STORE, 2d story o
CENTRE lIITILDING, efitaber t Brothers.
FARMERS will find It much to their advantage to bring
their produce to the Cheap Store at the Centro Buildings,
of Itauna * IrttOTßiils.
"TATLORING.
.
The TmLardNa for'
Custom wurk receives the personal
attention of. V:ekt• 1 t. 4, 1 with Mere ear% than ev
er. Midi* secured the heft workmen, they ate prepar
ed t o make lip, the Dwelt faabionalde work' at' thort no
tice. The Clothing all warranted, if they du not please
they need ne t . .b e dakep.. Lebanon 3iay.ll.
WM. C. nrielt. lIEXIIX X TOYNXI
:111gIUOVA
Coach-51;111.in (r EStab I 'sit ment
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
that they have REMOVED thkir GOACTIDIARING
LISUMENT to ffigh st.,l4lWielt 111(1 mad CAcsinut 34 squares
north o' G. yt. Fauber's store, in, the Through of Leha
non, where they intend carrying orithe business in all its
branches, as heretofore. Each
of us having served regular up- " ; P'f ft ...-.01k, ,.
prenticeships to the business, --
and baring had much experience :
therein, we feel confident of our -
ability to giro satisfaction. EVery article manufactured
at our establishment will be under °lir personal imperils
; ion. We shall keep on band, READY-,MADR,
ALL KINDS OF VEIIIDLES,
which wilt be warranted of the nitutt.itoppriOr quality.—
! We have now a fine stock on hand..to,which the attention
of theme wanting anythine. iu out: lineos Welled. We
will also attetia to IMPAIRING, at - abort ;Mice.
- None hut the best workmen will lid employed in
I any bninch of the business. We Cordially invite tho put.
11M to give us a hail, and we will gugrantessatisfacti . .on.
.44 - • Thlinkful for the s Pailt litleragiattonagetir a gone
rope public, we solicit a eontinuonee of the anion.
JAMMER tt , YOUNG.
Lebanon, December 2'2, 1858.7-6 m•
Lebanon Deposit Bank.
(Late .-Lawyer Tqtagr BANE,")-
C'umberland street, one door sastinf Reinharrrs
IL & W
pay the following RATES of INTEREST on
DEPOSLTS.
,For 1 year, and longer, d per cant. per annum;
For 6 months, and longer, b per cent: Tref - annum
For 3 months, and longet, 4 per cent. per annum;
requiring a short notice of withdrawal. Interest paid in
full for the Deposits from the date of deposit to the date
of withdrawal. We will also afford a liberal line of ac
commodatit ns to those who maY , favor.ps with Deposits.
Payable on demand. Will pay a premimn on. gPA4ISfr
and MEXICAN DOLLARS, and also:ono - 0 .bfabican Dor
/ars and Matt' Rollars. Will make 'collection" On'and re
mit to animas of the United , States, the Confides and
Europe; Negotiate Loans, &c., &c., and do a general EX
CHANGE and BANKING BUSINESS.
G. DAWSON COLEMAN, rresident.
C:ro. Guam, Cashier.
The undersigned, 'MANAGERS, are lediridually liable
to the extentof their Estates, for all Evokes and other
Obligations of the !!I,rnatort: Denim BANe ,
8151°N ""itozi, • O. DAWSON COLEMAN,
GEORGE SMULLEE, LEVI KLINE,
JAMES YOUNG, AUGUSTUS Maly,
Lebanon, May 12,1858. GEORGE °LEM
NESIBERGEIV. y
Cattle Lontroment.
FARMERB AND OTRERS owning Noreen . and cattle
can Rind nothing superior to Lerneerger's Cixttic Lin
iment for Stiffness, Sprains, Lameness, au. It needs but
a single trial to convince. Prepared and Sold.ordy at
LEMBESGER'S Drag ,Stere,
Lebanon, Nov, 10,1858. Market Street.
LEBANON, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1859.
rirst Premium and Diploma Awarded by the
Lebanon County Agribultural Society
to the celebrated
A RIERICAN . WATCHES.
t JftSn dorsement of tbe merit -and charaCter of the
I Watch ehoUid prove a sufficient recommendation to
theta who contemplate purchasing a good and rellabte
Time-keeper. They disclaim any part of foreign mech
anism in.mortment or cost, and in regard to Time and
durability distance all competition. These Watches are
On exhibition at J. J. litAtirfi Watch and Jewelry
Store, Berner of Market and Cumberland streets, 014 1 0-
site the 31arket House, Lebanon, Pa. Nov. 3,-1.8.53.
S. RABER'S
- Wholesale and Retail Drug Stare,
haslias been Removed to his New Rini:link 'on Cumber
!' land Street, opposite the 'Eagle Building:4
Lebanon, - Pa.
filtilg subscriber respectfully announces to his acnnain
-1 fences end the public in general, that he has coa
-1 stautly on hand a large stock of
DRUGS, PERFUMERY,
MEUICINES, • PAINTS,
r Bill ICA LS, ,"; DYE-STUFFS.
VARNISHES, TURPENTINE,
GLASS-WARE • BRUSHES,
I - lIAIR-OILS, 'EXTRACTS,
Ruining Fluid, Surgical InstrnMents, Toilet Soaps, So
l- gars, Tobacco, &c. Also a variety of Fancy Articles too
numerous to mention, which ha offers at low' rates, and
rtraritititi the qualities of the artieles' as represented.—.
PH:l'M:mere will please remember this, and examine the
qualities a.n4,,,prices of his goods before purchasing else
! where. liqkt'Phyltieteits' prescriptions and fatally red
pes can:fully compounded, at all hours of the day or
nights by railing at the Drug Store, ; opposite the Eagle
Bandit:lr. =
On Sundays the Store will be opeued fur the corn
' pounding of prescriptions between the hours of 7 and
10 o'clock, A. M. )2 rtiall, and 4 and 5 P. M.
Lebanon, Dec. 9,1551'. DAVID S. FABER.
j 17000netrard ! Look Out.
JAMES H. KELLEY, Watch- -421±
3D'ker & Jeweler, has just
opened at the E.WLE BUILDINGS, in'
the town of Lebation,a beautiful assortmentof Gold Raid
road Time-keeper:lln hunting cases; eight-day Watches,
gold Duplex, gold Anchors, gold cylinder Watches, BT.—
. Silver railroad hunting 'Watches, duplex, anchors, eylint ,
der, English patent Lever, English Swiss Quartiers, and
Boys' Watches. Large Music Boxes,4, 6, and 8 tunes;
goK Foh, Vest and Neck Chains; goltArmlets, Brooches;
gold Thimbles, Ear-rings, Breastpins, - Necklaces, shirt-
I Studs, Spectacles, Medallions, Miniature 01.1398, gold pen
and pencil cues, gold Key Seals, ac. Silver.TCe and Ts.-
ble Spoons, Soup Ladles, fob and neck Chains, Spectacles,
Portutonai, fine Jecket anti pen Knives, Violins, Violin
celos Bass A.ceordeons„ Polkas, Brass Instru
ment's, Drums, Fifes ' Flutes, Clarinets, Guitars, Banjos,
Tamborines, Ladies' Cables, Colt's tunes, Sharp's Rifles,
'Volcanic Rifle. shoots 25 shot in It minute; Colt's . Allen's
Volcanic and Damascus Pistols, eight-clay and thirty-hour
Clerks, Sc., the whole comprising the most extensive as
sortment ever offered in Lebanon eounty,and will be sold
. at the lowest cash prices.
Widelies .0 Clocks carefully Repaired and Warranted.
*. i s Mrs. Kelly has opened a Fancy Millenery Store in
the same room with Mr. Kelly's Jewelry store. Eagle
Buildings. [Lebanon , April 14, 1858.
New Barber Shop.
ri W. DALY. 31Annwr Sam REF, opposite the Lab-
NJ- anon Dank, would respectfully inform the Citizens of
Lebanon and vicinity. that he still continuos his drat-class
Shaving 4. Hair Dressin g Saloon,
•
and is prepared to do business iai the nnatnet and bast
style. and would solicit all, to Ore hint a trial.
Lebanbn. Oct. 21,1527.
PPlt
M=MEIMI
.
t TUE undersigned would respectfully Inform
• the public that they hare returned home again
with their TIN-WARE & :MEET IRON .1 , .:ETA.8
LISIIM ENT to the well-known place in Camber.
land street, opposite the Eagle Buildings, Lebanon, Pu.,
where they shall be pleased to accommodate all custom
ers, at the shortest notice, and on ths most reasonahhi
terms. .
The SHOP will be found in the Basement of Adam
Piee'o• New Building and the WARE-ROOM on the first
floor of the seine. Building, next door to Baber'e Dry
needs Store. The Shop is a magnificent one—it being
the handsomest in the county, and well calculated for
itch ft purpose.
Thor would return their sincere thands for the
liberal patronage afforded .theta, and particularly this
last season. Hoping that their untiring eill,rts to
please, and their return 'ROME" to the old stand so long
occupied by Jonx Rim will insure for them a still more
liberal patronage, they would invite all to give them a
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Lebanon, Dee. Mb, Ta. RISE it DAUGHERTY.
IF YOU WANT GOOD PICTURES 00 TO
BRENNER'S
~CtKY MGM UATaxitr, over D. S. Itaber's Drug Store,
1.71 on Cumberland street, Lebanon, Pa - . ARunorrers,
4Ist4I4OTYPES,. FERVITPES, PAPYROTYMS add PHOTO
GRAMS. taken daily, (Sunda} excepted.) Prices reasona
ble and in accordance with the size, style and quality of
the cases. Rooms opened from 3 A. M., to 4 O'clock.
P. H.
I..banon, June 2. ISSS
A meric,an Walcites.
JUST receiYod a lot of fine AMERICAN WATCIIES,
at the Eagle Jewelry• Store of ' JANES 11. K ELLY.
Lebanon, Nov. 3, MS.
TILE CREAP
. .
114 T AND CAP STORE
iritcnaisiux .8 NJ? RETAIL!!
Vat THE underdpied . , at His STORE, iti Ng, 4, EAGLE
Ihmanycle. is tteadily making additions to his
large assortment of '
HATS AND CAPS, Sic
Ile keeps the very latent city styles, end disposes of
them - at city prices.. Gentlemen will find his GAT'S a
very snootier article. very light and of the most durable
materiel ktie Let all give him a call.
Remember the place; No. 4, E.tor.e . llottotsos.
lie Witolcsales and Retails to the Emintry Merchants,
at prices that must prove satisfactory.
• WANTED; all kinds of SKINS suitable for his. bust- .
nen& such as Fox, Muskrat, Conn, filink.ltabbit ; Sic., for
which ‘ the higliezt ruarketpriq will he paid.
Leleuten;Dee. :5; 4 5 , 1 JACOB O. MILLER.
Lebanon: Ifininist Insnranee
Cotikpany.. '•
incorporated by the Legislatureof Pa
CJEA.RTEI PERPETUAL!
± OPPieR AT JONESTOITX, LEII-4.11:0.1.' COMNTY.
GVARANTEE CAPITAL $55,000:
I Fruits COMPANY is in NH oporation, and ready to
I j milk...lnsurance on all liinds.ef property, in Town
i or Country, and on as favorable terms as any well gov
erned and safe company, eitlicr on the 3latual or joint
stock. principle. 9.
. ' ....... .
F.,
' - President- , -JOlrl BRITNNIIII, Esq.-
rice Prestifini-Dilit. It ANK.
_ Treasurer--.0130:1 , .NE11.Y.
Secretary—WM, A. BARRY. -.
. ' DIRECTORS :
~
i Jona linnu:4ll, I:Sq.. ..- -. GEO. ROSS,
1 (lon. F. Mratc, : .D. M. KARMA.Tr,
. .N.S.POLEON AKSIi. . JEFF. &URI,
i Jonx C., SPILTZen, ... S. 5.. ntramituti,
( Da - vin It. ILtvn, DAVID .R. 4.58,
i DANIEL 1.1. .131.EVEr., ' WM. A. liAtvr.
1
ANELY,
IIIONY.S. ..4genkfor Lebanon and vicin vicinity y
:---Jonestown, Feb. 3,1858. .. ,
! ..
FOIL SALE..
FLOUR,
r r COltN. • '
' j... .1;;;RA . OATS.
„MIDDLINGS.
11 1171:Pfriitilt Fr.ALT BY TIM BAG,
BRAN, -
at the Genesee Mills or M VF.RS & SHOD%
Fob. 3,1558. Lebanon, Pa.
WANTE2).
fi iL T the Genesee Mille, In the borough of Lobenon,
ITIIF.AT, CORN,
RYE, .. OATS,
. In any quantity, for which the,highest Market prices
will he paid in Cash, by. • MYERS , & SICOIUIt.
Feb. 3.1855. " .
-
North Lebanon Flour' Mill
r FRE NORTH LEBANON HILL has been remodeled,
1 and is now completed and in operation and prepar
ed to furnish customers regularly with a Tory superior
article of FLOUR, as cheap as it can he
obtained from any °Urn - source. They
1 1 4' ,, i RR also keep constantly on hand and for
sale,toHOP, BRAN, SHORTS, A°.
** l They are also prepared to do all
kinds of 'CusTOSteas ;Vona, and respectfully invite all
the former customers of the Mill, as well as newoues, to
give them asap.
They will pay the highest CAsn market prices for all
kinds of Brain, such as WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATS,
lc., and afford all _facilities and accommodations to
those who will sell.
WALTER RAIITO
IN. 1 4 .3' buten -80., Nov. 3,18:A.
WATCH:ES AND JEWELRY•
A i r:OlllSP. NEW LOT OF
WAI'CH.Lb,AND3EAVELRY
JUST RKEIVED BY • • *
W, A.O K- E -R. ,
Cumberland St., next duer.to Dr. Lipeftwenver'o
I -'NATIONAL HOTEL,
RACE STREET, ABOVE THIRD,
PITILMSELPICIA.
MDES k CARMANY.
May 19,'68.4m.
PETtlit
CYRUS CARDIANT
91DROCTIRB A BODY PROTECTOR and health insurer,
in the way of a comfortable and cheap OVERCOAT
tt at' REFTENSTET . N & BRO.
[ T zisurtz YOURSELVES against add, by purchasing a
snit of warm Clothing sold so Cheap by -
' . REIRENSTEIN
lOBROOTIlln.Woolen aocke,Cemforte,Surglorea.
Necktie/sand Ilandkereheira a large assortment sold
low at! REIZENSTELI &Bao.'
GB' QUEENEWARE verypheap at
RARER & BROS
Mob has beet Written about woman's love, but
we doubt if that'"glorY of a woman" was ever
so forcibly expressed in a fen- words as in the fol
lowing stanzosiwbich we take from an Etiglish
paper:
Coma from your long, long roving ;
On the sea, , so wild and rough ;
Come to naMinider and loving.
And I shape blest enough.
Of metAtliou*lryou be inforgiven„
Though priest...be tumble to shrive,
I'll pray till iweaty all Heaven, •
if only you e come back alive. •
Where your`ireils have been unfurling.
What winds have blown on your brow,
3 know not, and 3u9c not, nu darling,
0 - , that you cotuo,to me now. .
Forrolrful, sinful ainl
Poor and depleerl though you bo,
MI ate nothing, if only ,
You turn Irian the tempter to me
MOLLIE ; THE . BELL-RINGER.
Ituancit. I suppose you have heard,
of Orwittand, .the Greenland we use 4
to point out on our maps at school, and
"bound" with glib tongues—and devot
ed, especially in our vivid imaginations
to arctic snows and skies, seals, walrus•
sea, polar bears, and a race scarce more
civilized—also the same locality whose
"icy mountains" we have so often heard 1
poetized in falsetto, treble, and baSs
voices, at missionary prayer rneettngs—
yet we most respectfully beg to assure
you that the Greenland within whose
precincts (and at a date somewhat an,
terror to the present) the locale of our
story inlaid, differs widely frop that in
question,, inasmuch as we present to
your view one.of the pleasantest, most
rural farrning towns in New England,
and for the sake of being : explicit we
will say in the honored "Granite State."
Now in the same quiet country town
there stood, years ago, a quaint, old
fashioned, yet nicely kept farmhouse;
with two tail poplars and a gay flower
garden in front, small paned windows,
and green moss creeping all over the
sloping gable roof. ‘Ve do not know
that Farmer Veazy's farm-houSe was
much unlike any other within the lim
its of old Greenland; but there wss an
air of thrift and neatness about the
premises, and thriving fields swept away
in the rear, denoting that he was "fore
handed," or "well to do" in the world . :
but because under this mossy roof might
he found the archest face, the sweetest .
smile, the `darlingese dimples, the cur
liest curls, the bluest eyes, and the pret
tiest hand and foot in all Greenland--=
the attractions aforesaid being the espe
cial property and perquiSites of the
farmer's only danghte.r—Wild' 'laughing
gleesome Mollie Veazy. Was there a
husking frolic or apple bee within the
circuit of half a dozen miles, no girl
present chanced to be the recipient of
more 'red ear' forfeits, or, pawns, then
handsome Mollie . ; was there a country
ball no girl save.her stood , at the head
of the set and led , off in. Monie.....Musk
Chorus Jig, or Hulys Victory ; -and so'
the fame of the country beauty , sprea&
throughout all Rockinham county,, and .
many lover's sighed at her feet, At the
singing school in the old brick school
house, or in the village choif on -Sun
days, where Mollie sat in ille'high cur
tnined gallery,arid the tones of her rich,
clear treble floated out in • Tdrinth' or
'Coronation,' there was no sweeter sing
er; even old Deacon Winslow, who al
ways 'joined in'_with his explosive na
sal tones, sometimes paused to listen to
her voice, and was heard to acknowl
edge, that the gal looked like a picture
and sung like an angel=while awk
ward, self sufficient -Bea Rhodes, who
was as much le 'love with rosy cheeked
Mollie as' his own..self esteem Would
allow him to be imlove with any one
but himself, played the big' bass - Viol
with more than hislvonted vigor; when.'
- ever he Chfine.edqo date!) ihe lattighing
blue eyeslooking np*frorn the singing
bOok urn
as 1 lists said, suitors
sighed at slollie's feet ; brit the'reaiden,
though, possessed of as 'kind a heart as
ever beat in maiden bosom; and the
sweetest of dispositions, has one serious
fault, which quite over balanced these
goed qualifications. Mollie was band.-.
some, and she-knew it—therefore Mol
lie was a little, vain, she grew treexpect
admiration; and to regard hearts as nice
little trifles furnished especially for her
own amusement. Mollie would flirt
unmercifully; - and tease all the ()gorier
' lows who were` foolish enough to fall in
-love with her; would laugh' until the
tears actually roiled down her dimpled
cheeks when awkward, long armed Hez
I Rhodes came regularly every Sunday
morning,.to help her from the-little
brown horse she rode to church-per
sisting in entangling her dress in the
i -pillion and her feet in the stirrup,:nruch
1:to Flez 7 s confusion—and she dropped
=
her demurest-curtsey when old: widower
Hopkins made it a point to fasten =his
great roan at her father's gate every time
he'bame up from." The Plains" ostensi.
j. (fly to . talk of 'the - crops' with 'neighbor
Veazy,"but' in reality to ingratiate Him.
self into the good graces of fair Mollie,
wick' an eye' to the brbad — acies she
I would be likely to inherit, and his
chances thereto and alsoloihe
'capable,' step Mother he hoped to pre=
i sent the half dozen little Hopkinses
who called him father.
Budthe mischief of it all was that
Mollie would so torment and, shake her
curls at Cousin Harry . March or ‘Cap'in
March,' as the .people in the region
round about designated the.handsomest;
manliest, bravest and most jovial sailor
whoever rode out of Portsmouth•'Har
bor, .or came -home during' the few
months that his ship lay in Port to' 'lay
, i
off rr a'iluiet" firming taws-.
61)Ort IDttrg.
**Aws LOVE
glisrtilanonto.
Why young. sCap!n March,' with his
thick brown curls, laughing blue eyes,
big generous heart—he who vowed that
no woman.should.,ever win him and had
actually named his vessel "The Vixen,"
by way of ex-pressing his contempt for
-the sex,. 'Why Ife should take it into his
head during his - summer's furlough to
fall:in love, and that right desperately,
with - his coquettish,cousin—T am sure
can scarcely te acconotedlor, since he
had sat beside her allhe sarne school,
.
and played the same games with her in
childhood; tut certain it is that it,was
the case, and "The'Viierf"l'ay at her
'dock in Portsmouth Hiyhor, week in and
week out, after iser usual. time ; of :sail
jog, and the crew, began _to murmur arid
talk of shipping elsewhere. -;
Nor, Harry enslaved by a woman at
last ! and-still, the more he became en
amored-,- the more Mollie trifled and
teased him. - All the- coquette in her
nature was fully in action now she ca
-reseed., and now. she repulsed him, till
the poor fellow' was ready t go dis
traeted'between her smiles and coldness.
But Harry' at last could stand it no
longer. Though, bashful, as true lovers
usually are, lie at length found courage
to 'speak; and one pleasant summer's
evening'when . the moon' stood high and
fair aboin the CVellareis and fields, he .
honestly confessed, his love, and be
sought Mollie proMise that she would
become his wife when once again his
vessel lav at anchor in Portsmouth Har.
bor. But naughty, willful ! She
only laughed a gleesome little raugh.—
She wondered how Cousiri'llarry could
be so impertinent, and expect her, with
half th - e beaux in the country - at her feet
to give them all up for itint—only a cou
sin! And so she lightly tossed his hand
from hers—uttering a mocking good
ni g ht, itarry ! I should as soon think of
marrying 5 . 01 d grandfather Hopkins with
his six children !' and she ran lightly up
tti:her chamber. • ,
'Very well,kdollie! Grandfather Hop
kins it is, then .sad Harry, in a low
voice which (and Mollie could not quite
make out) quivered with either wound
ed feelings orvexation ; but very cer
:lain it was; that when, next day, her
father came in froth the hay field to din
ner, and said, 'Seems to me Harry went
o' sudden at last after loiterin' round
home'--then - stole- away to her
chamber and - spent the afternoon in a
good hearty pry,
Alt,. Mollie, what did .that mean?
, Thefiummer wa,qed, so did autumn;
the, long.-cold .winter, top, ;passed: New
England over ;. and-! March had melted
into a genial April, when 'The Vixen'
rode gallantly over -the - Bar—past 'the
lighthouse,' qhe Whale's back' and 'the
Fort'—and came to anchor in Ports.
mouth Harbor. -
The last snow had disappeared in I Then , there was the long, inooning,'
Greenland—the Spring was. unusually 1 when the, good, people
,presacd round
early--;;-the farmers had already :made 1 Mollie with their congratulation ; for,
good progressin breaking up the ground, I, as 'is customary in country . pladas where .
and the buds were girdling on the lilac 1 portions of th; congregation come from'
bushes 'outside the window, where . M oi- l a distance of several miles.tto,meeting,'
lie Veazv sat one sunny forenoon,• her ! there was quite a gropp,,yrbo staid at
thin white fingers lying listless over the 1 noon, and collected in pews or in the
knitting work,of fine lamb's wool in her ! vestibule—the.old folks, to, talk of the
in
1
lap. And on the morning
.question, ; crops end_predict the vy.e.agteroend the '
the door opened at the farm house, and younger ones to play a sly ,little:prelude '
in walked Miss Mehitalde Jenness, ex- to thg Sunday evening
. courtship, that
cjaimingin her sharp voice,-.while her I occurred "at h'dne in the old :fashioned
keen, black eyes scanned Mollie's face ! 'west rooms;' and on this ()tension,
with a•pitiless stare. :. i when tlie.gallarit Captain March, resolv-
G.lad•-to.see- you-looking , so - nicety, ! ed to tease Mollie a little 'for her yes-
!Vieille! intuppoge. you're going over ! terdars'ninghtiness, got up an &ppd.'
to see the4hiPlaunch at Portsmouth to- I redly desperate flirtation with her noth-
morrow, now •somebody'eget hack' from i i ng, loath rival, Mehitable Jenness; Mol
lie, feel ng,the.old spirit come over her,
'`Soniebody! Who?-what?—''but ; revenged herself with lavishing her
the expreSsinh of exultation which flash- 1 sweetest vi;cirds'and smiles on th e willin g .
ed intb Melfitable'aface . ,`at her evident and delighted Hez Rhodes.
surprise, put girl on her guard.— Now it sn happened that close adjoin
'No, Mehitable, .1 shall not go,' she ad- : ing file vestibule or entrance ball (-4 the
ded, 'cairn!) , and
_indifferently. I meeting house where our loVers; with a
`Huth! shan't go! Jack he wouldn't!! grOup, of other' young pirsons, were
'cause he couldn't I Don't believe he's i gathered aCnobn, was a small closet or
been nigh, the house yet l' , soliloquized ti entry, from which a flight of steep 'stall-a
the. visitor, as, after a short call_she, led tip to the great helfty;' and ;'where'
took her way homeward., ,- . - . • 'hung - the lie d rope—and, on filia'partic-
And witile,,„Mplfie, sat ~ there -And- illar'Suritiey,
thought. Hitfie ,Jenness, with her-great the sexton being ill:Sturdy
Hezekiah . Rhotte' stalwart ' -
serifs did
held black eyes.' and her .penny.- red 4Ood exeduil`en by way of ringing the
cheeks, had never seemed-so disagrees- I bell`le call too- ether the -gob& Green.
hie or spiteful aso then; and wondered !antlers to worship.
When `somebody,' whom her heart told . And as- ilia hied- for afternoon, ser-,
her was none oilier than Harry March, vice drewnear
Hez was obliged to
had come home from seawhite site sat'
. "lea v e the laugh i ng, chatting group, just.
there et the window in, silent. thought; when Mollie's atlliles were Sweetest arid
and ilet:. mother hustled.about preparing Hari:y bad*progressed wonderfully with
dinner'in the adjoining kitchen, some - Mehitable Jenness, and resume hiStask
thing very. like a tear dropped down on or bell ringing. And Mollie' who had
her-hand,and thence up on th e knitting no idea of standing there ---an ohgeiver
work in, her lap. - , - - 'Of her rival's triumph -= also to; show
• Buiwhy should Mollie, usually blithe; ' 'furry` how unconcerned she was,.. tvn
&leery, gleesome and .happy,-sit there ed i away with appltrent careleitse;eas, to
pale, - thin, and' in tears, - - that pleasant stand in the door-way of thelittleelos.
sprint Morning? Ali,- the girl - had a 'et where Haz pulled away lustily at the
bard ti th e of it through the winter, what 'hell rope.
whither own serfreproach,'and the Tong-, - - 'rid me try, Hez.' she Pic:ll49ml with
lingering fetter that had'kept her within' one o f h er little gay k ieg t, , ,,,;- a i pea t a f. i
doorsTOr many months; and froM which ter peal sounded out
. freim the', belfry
She had scarce recovered. Doctor Kit- a'tioVe t - and forthwith her little white
.. .
tridge had hardly understood `the case ;, COM
Amide grasped the rope, and' she .
*old ladies who, in -rods and Inenced ringing in true sexton. style and
. , brought
'artis, said, 'Mollie -had allers been .
sick with all her strength. ' .... ~ .
,
a healthy gal. They. hoped she wasn't '. But, luckless Mollie l'`.She had mis-
pin' into a. decline;-and all _the girls
and beaux.were sorry .enotigh to - miss
the gayest one'froin theit.sooial,gather
ings---or,-1 should say, all" but envious
Mehitable• Jenness'.a girl of: coarse
shoWy beauty, who bad long-been Mol-
lie's unaucceasful rival, and shey secretly
exulted - it het letripotary belleship that
winter: •
And so Mollie sat there, looking very
diieonsolate. Harry March hail come
borne—perhaps had teen home some
days, for Mehitable had spoken of it
quits carelessly ; she „had seen him, of
course—he must have heard of her ill
ness,. but had not even called at the
farm-house, Poor IVlollie I
In the course of the day, however, he
dropped • in—hantlsomer, - rnanlier, braver
than ever. So Mollie thought as he
stood upon the threshold. 'Avast there,
thy, hearty was , his;gay. sailor salute, as
- he.iaught bis 'astonished A►i o t VeliZy
about the neck, and" give: bar a regular
WHOLE NO: '6Ol.
- ,•,I,;trf
sailor kiss; and he shook' the ftrmer's
hand, or ltipper," as he persisted in Tall
in(' it, till his arm. ached • bat he only
ea id, "Hallo!. cousin Mollie, sorry you've
been sick=expected to glid you Mrs.
Seth Hopkihis, and eemmidder chiSf
otthe whole fleevover at'The Plains,'
so ,caTelesslyt Ibex Molliu felt a sudden
pang at .her heart, and, with,much effort
kept back the_ tears from her eyes, and;
on thb imptilse (if (he moment, flung
him habit it - had - 01y, cutting retort.
~.440h; pshaiv ,naw, Mollie ?" and the
sailor. drew hi,s a ,chair close to. hers as he
ITPke T for,..sujpeeting, the tritp,state of
affairs, both farr,rie! Vetizy and, his wife
happ'eneil it ` e` ih the 'adjacent rnoa
Meillie'F'why the
,deucesdo yourwalt: to*fteat trelellow so
bad ? Dotet yo - thlad this-fever'
all on myapcount—and you liked me
the, - *time when 'you jilted me last
summer—and you're-going to have me
yet, Mollie !" and his blue eyes fairly
danced with merriment as he held fast
her struggling fingers.
Again Mollie's temper got the better .
of her discretion. Harry was making
fun of her—she'd let him see who had
fevers ~for him, that she would !—and
passionately exclaimed—'Harry March,
if you want to fool anybody go and try
Flit Jenness I I've got no time to spare.
Let go my 'hand, sir!'
But the sailor's grasp was so strong
that her resistance proved ,idle; and
Harry bent over her layinff,provokino.-
_.
Iv'-Come now, Mollie, you're jealous.
Now I know you love—but you wont
own it. Guoes I shall' he captain of
two 'vixens' in' my day. Come, give me
a kiss and' let's make up,
't'et the victory was not-so easily won
—for Mollie, now thoroughly angry and.
excited, struggled herselffree,
jrig-, 77 'Harry liarch, you're a conceited,
impudept fellow—and I hate you I 1
wouldn't have' you; but the exple
tives were quite drowned in a flood of
paisionate tears, during, - which she re
treated up stairs to her own chamber.—
And certainly her anger.was in no, way
appeased, when she heard Harry step
over the threshold and saunter down the
lithe, carelessly whistling
"Molly Brooks has gone to tine army."'
When the next sahbath came, Mollie,
urged by her pride, took her old seat
again the first time for many long
months, in th'e meeting house gallery;
and while her voice, though it trembled
a little at first, rang out clear as a bird's
in the singing. Deacon WinsloW actu.
ally ceased in his loudest and most,
senorous" nasal 'flights and listened' for
the space 'of a'wbote verse ;. and Hez
Rhodes leaned over her shoulder with a'
,whispering request that they should
sing 'Coronation,' as a 'voluntary,' at the
close of service.
calculated o, that strength --at !flask it
became sadly evident that *'hg was not
ally' Mistress of the' accomplishment
she' coveted' for just as ',she had' given ,
two or three vigorous pulls, anti the
'may:) , clangs had 'not' c'eas'btl' to ,i;ibrate
on - the 'air, the great' ponderous; hell re
volved slowly, but the belfry,
--and' Mollie, clinging tightly' to.. the
o ,
rope, quite , forgetting toose her
found "herself carried up, to dispitd of
her struggles and.sereams; the little dark
stair-way, and at the next revolution of
the bell, pale, ;terrified, kreathLess and k i
exhausted, with bent bottnet.and disor.
dered attire, set down again on thelloor
of the closet. , ,
"Did-it hurt you mueb r lVl.ollienvYas
the first exelamatiou of;the...terrified
Hez, who stood surveying-her.with di
latetheyea mouth apart,- and painfully
ludicrous - air; while, at this' new ad
vent from ilie''Steeple stairs,' -Hartyj—`
joined by the'group Who were attracted'
ljr
A rABILLT PAPER FOR TOWN AO COONTET,
IS PRINTED AND PUBLISILBD WEEKLY
By WM, M. BRESLIN;
In the 24 Story of Itiee'S New lin'!ding, Cumberland St.
At One Dollar and Fifty Cente a Year.
Arnarrozaarrs inserted et the -usual rates. 'VS
The fitiudief the establishment, and the public l oner.
air are rooosettany solicited tb eehd in their orders.
,SEiR.IIANDRILLSpsintod at an.hours notice.
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Out o f tidirStnte,6 l 4c m , per !oar, tor, or 24 ote. a year
If ponaio Is 'Mt pad adidnee.vates are doubled.
ittitliee - bY:Millitil'a eriees--•rushed for
ward iiiiiktealielirherl in his arms as she
staggered - Vita and" exhausted against
the wall: - 1' '''''%' " ' 7% . '" r" •
But a StipPreSsedlittr from Melilla.
ble',Jertriesi 'fliottitighly• restored Mel
_ lie,;'anUriegril l y'pnalling Harry aside,
; with the •kiiclattiaiion,: "What a -fool,
I Harry - Mali& ! don't you suppose I went
lOp ' . tifeee•on puipose, just to - save the
trouble of walking up?" she actually
I hrewo-beet hiltrancl, leaving Hez
Rhedes: to: resume 'hia , labor, at raighten
t hdTher crushed bennef, and left them to
'I take liet'seat ire the gallery. •
"'l'he jade. I'll-pay her yetl" mut-
Rae' tri lig-Wln'Oteitte - neat, :rits , 'At e rubh-
I - ed iii's elieek,Which-etill i tingled smart
! ly' 'udder ;the 'silty MOIRA had admin is
litered,lVhite:':atruggling4. f;Wi and
i tent
,minutes later—during which he
I ... - riiiihr , liive been seen," es novelists
! say, writing something on a blank leaf
he tore from a singing hook—he hand•
ed 'Parson Moody that 'same mysterious
l slip of paper, is that worthy pissed in
the church door, -then,. with a demure
i face, but a wicked rolschievious light
1 lurking in his eye, walked up the broad
i aisle and quietly took his seat in a cur-
I net of his father's old fashioned square
I "bed room" pew.
1 — 'NOW be it knritin to the reader, if he.
lor she is not already cognizant of the
fact ; -that in the times of our ancestors
I -there-prevailed a pious custom of "put
iiing up a note" in church whenever a
Ideath or serious illness, had occurred
in their families—said note consisting
lof 'a
written request for the prayers of
the people, that the demise of the de•
I ceased, or the recovery of the, invalid,
l•sanctified to their family and friends for
Itheir spiritual and everlasting good--
therefore it was in no wise strange that
old Parson Moody, on entering the
church, and merely glancing at the first
I line of the slip handed hint, then look-
I-ing a moment towards the gallery, with
I a benignant smile on his lip, laid it down
on the.hible cushion, and proceeded to
put on his heavy iron bowed spectacles
and gave out the hymn.
Well, the hymn was duly sung, Mol
l- lie Veazy's clear treble ringing out sweet
and pure, Deacon Winslow's nasal ex•
plosives more sonorous than ever, while
Hex, Rhodes played the great base-vi.
el at "the top of his bent," then follow•
1 ed the reading of the Scriptures, after
1 which the preparatory to the long pray
er, in which the parson roved the globe
' over from the heathen land to " the ru
lers that sit over us in the high places
of government," the slip of paper was
lifted from its resting place on the pul
pit cushion.
Now the good parson had taken off
his spectacles during the last singing,
with the intention of replacing them
I only at the giving out of his text ; hence
it was not strange that, after he had read
aloud the first words of the note,
•‘Molly Venzy desires prayers,".
his dim vision failed to discern the
somewhat apparent singularity of the
follawiug.
' "For being hoisted up the steeple stairs,"
and then half confounded, yet impelled
r . ,
onward by Some fatality, finished des
perately•with-the couplet--
1 "ShoAliolie,no bollix., she bruised no meat,
She is not dead—but living yet."
Reader, you may he sure that was "a
'sensatibn" which went around Green
laud meeting house that May afternoon !
You .may be-sure that old Parson Moody
turned redder titan the scarlet silk
handkerchief on which .he wiped his
profusely : perspiring face, in a state
Midway between mystification and dis•
ernction'—that the congregation stared
-•then audibly tittered, while the clod
,dren giggled outright—that old Deacon
Winslow deliberately rose, and turning
round faced every body but the terrified
Metric, Who sank away in afright be
hind the drawn . gallery curtains—that
Hez Rhodes struck the G string on his
big hassNiol such a heavy, inadvertant
' blow, that it groaned and snapped aeon.
filer—yo that when after it great Pause
1 Parson Moody preachedd - a powerful ser•
`MOO (roin'the text, -"Man is prone to
I evil As the sparks to 'fly upward," Hat
! ry Marsh ,had never seemed iso reverent,
for,he sat with his head bowed ,on the
,pew before him all service time—and
I that further,. when the' congregation
stood up at the close, Mollie Veitiy's
voice was missing from the voluntary—
l for she had crept softly out, and. set at
; home ;weepieg violently.
r But perhaps you wouldn't believe flint,
after weeping hrestelf lirasick, and vim , .
ing "she ii rev" would (forgive Harry
Murk—for she knew he'd written that
shametsul verse.--ito! ,-he'd kill him
first !".atool saving the same .over and
over ;gain to harry, when, with real
contrition and tears in his blue eyes, he
sought her that night for forgiveness—
perhapsi-- you 'wouldn't 'believe, I say,
'het the silly little thing-actually did
-the v.ory thing-she vowed not to do--
and what_ is more, when the "Vixen"
,I again stood gallantly' out:Of Portimouth
harbor,,bound'for . an East India cruise,
:
• it hore.nn board , Capt. March and his
"first mate," "Mollie, the Bell ringer I"
mANRIAGE BY PROXY.--Rev. Dr.
Gregory. pronounced at De Veux Col
-1 lege, Suspension Bridge, the marriage
ceretnony between parties who were not
;t ub e time within 6,000 miles of each
other. It was done by proxy of the lady's
father acting as proxy for the bride.
groom.' - The affair took place on the
opening of the New Year, under the
following circumstances : The bride for
seven years .a .resident of California,
after, the _death of. hp . Omer husband
became engaged
,to, a gentleman resid
ing in that State,' but hilving of Urge
landed propertv in Mexico. Briorne
'arrangement betwen the parties.,,the
lady returned• to her parental hogiq, at
St. Catharines., Canada 9
West where het
inlended - was meet - her about this
and chtim her as his bride, itrhe
recent tinubleg in Mexico, however; be.