Private Sale.
*IIANEARLY NEW TWO-STORY BRIQH.
BIT ELLING UOUSB, with Summewititoh
11. offered at a low price at private sale. The •
property Is In a good neighborhood, in the east-
STU part of this borough, has a never-failing we of
wholesome water, with pump, different kinds of .Frnit
Trees, arid other imprbvements on the premiesa. 'For
other Infor matt Maud particulars apply at the ADVBIt
iriern ciffios. Lebanon, May 80, 'BO.-tf
,
• Di • .1t .. , •
rpm tnbecriberoßere at Private Bale bin new two.
ilniery batch DWELLING 1101ISE, situated in Eliza.
beet •ftvet, tebanoll, Pa. fhe Kowa le l; . •
by Seleet.lar 2 roonis oh the first floor
and 3on the senond. The other Improve. a
meats areagood. WAESII-110118.P., Bake.'
oven Cistern andLairrden. IrbesUst to 69% - • •
by edseet. The ahovo property is all new .
end Inqt. good condttkm, and will be sold on easy terms.
PresiZwitni.Wl.llbo given on the ler day of April, 1860.
A p ort o . J, H. KBlht, Photographer.
yeoman. 1360.-e.
IleOr Sales Or tent.
NBW BRICK ILOWSRS and ONE- 2RAIRE. A Bon
ble TWO STORY nnicic HOUSE on the corner of
Centre aud Chesnut BtreeTe, not !pito finished,
and a SINOtEI TWO STORY_ BRICR,on Cheek.; i s'
nut Street now occupied by John lirioh, and s
frame 1 X Story in Yorth Lebanon, near bin]. a
Arnold, are offered at Private Sale, and Will be sold
Cheap and upon clay . terms. Possession givea of the
two Brick-in August next, by SIMON J. STINE.
Lebanift, June JD, 1861
rivate Sale.
BBa *ln nbeerlher Offernat . prbrito este. al that certain
or tract of land, 'IWO* partly , . Phlegmy')
doyrnab 'p i Seh lay Ittill'coanty, and partlYin Betbd town
whin, Lebanon county ) botinded by landeof Eek
oett and Guilford, Benjamin Ayeligg, Daniel 111
aknibert end others, Containing one hundred and
gortreight eases and a quarter, with the appur.
tehmkoee, eonelatilig of a two story log dwelling- onse,
(weather boarded)" I,4stint log dwelllnghouee, a new
bank barn, other out-biaildings, and a now water power
sew tint. rem terms, ta n which will be easy, Apply to
41, atATCHIN, Agent.
Plnegraeth Aloft aoiupt-tt
01$"
v flistlitots ..a.t. Pritate Sale
rfatag aofd at a t
Sale,
• • -•
-8 ACRES 4)1? LAND,
. •
ittltdad it Long Ulna, near the borough line,. in Corn
wall LoWdsldp. It adjoins the land or Widow loulmer,
on the North, Wm. A thins audiolin Kilauea on the pia.
There Is a One atory WO HOW % 'woathar boarded,
treated on the land, and a good Ml+ trithaicarden.—
ThiPland has 4fid ptonea.for nnoctiea. ...Thla tract will
make alike home rot a small funilly.
~
..It-Is frier from atound.itarkt.. Gittftle• will be
glean. ' . 1 ' . MIA Bar i Xlt.
I t ili s -Tliti tract la now corrairintwlttt Otte nati
mt.* attft•lia glyanto the.tititntiard. • '
• - bash June 18. 18110. • ."' . • ' - .. .' •
VALIIMILE-- BOROUG 1 V.PROPARTY` AT .
• rlifirAlrE SALE. •
illll4 sultscriberstotlcre at rel/Slti Sale, the following
Real Estate, situate , on Mulberry street, to the
ugh of Lebanon, ells
4 1 1. MKT LOT PLEOiI OF GROUND, front
, lug.= feet Striates on said Mull:rem street, and
mining buck to an alloy, on which Is erected a
baits • , • BRIM lIOUSE,
21 by 48 feet including a two-story back building. N 1i b
tiectuary ont•bufidings. The house
,k finished In the
test style and the Waitron N a very plorduntt one. It
will be sold op eas3isteitins. For particulars apply to
!f,ebiaton;Aug. 16,1869. D.. 8.. A,MAIOND.
• ; . )halt Sale.
• THE su hscrlbeir ofturs at private sale,
'his valuable Tractor Land; containing
22 Acres and 15 Perches of B.i.FD- LAN D.
• There are about 3 Acne of HEAVY TISI
- HER, on this tract, situate In Londonder
ry kniraeblp, I °boson County, on the road leading from
Colebrook to Campbellstown. about ;4 mile West of the
fermrriplace. The Improvements thereon era a good
STONrBiIi„,.N,.LOG HOUSE,
if (Xl•PigN and Other necesitary ad: Buildings. A nev
er failing SPRING of Water near the hawse, with a
good BPltll4O-1101.1filg. Besides a running stimim of
.water through the tract.
ALSO; a good APPbB °BOGARD, besides Peaches,
attleherries,..lf the above property is not sold
heforo Salutday, aAbin• 818430, it will be offered on
that day at PititlM3 Eiale.. Posetwakm will be given on !be
first day of Aprit4Bol,- Car a - good sod Indbeputable
JACOB YOUTZ.
• trey 45 r 12.100. . .
" r VAIXABLE — BOROUGH - PROPERTY AT
VittVA.TE SALE.
:rig; snbitriborsOffer at Privatergais their
rizw xr y w yp is goys.% situated on • g
inhaUnd Street, emir or rimester° Alley,
Said Let non, add at present occupied by them.
the HO Mend two stdry KITOILEDI aro substnn ally
*MBE of rick, contain 11 Towns most of them papered
land lighted : by psi; q never falling Well with excellent
we*, sot well siva Clatent . in the yak Bummer KKcb
.ea, Mite Oven; and other outbuildings. The LOT 16 2C
feet front, sod runs back to Jail Alley, 198 feet. On the
rear part of the Lot In erected a two story Frame SITOP,
Pig Sty, atc., Ac. The Garden is in a first rate state of
cultivation, and contains a variety of Fruit, Frees and
Vines, &ie., do.
The above Property , is all In good condition, and
will he sold low. Title indisputable, and - possession to
be given when desired.
sloi„"Atiy person deelrona of purchasing and securing
a pleasant residence, will call and learn the. ams of
ILVIBENSTBEN I BRO,
Bebanow,Atepe 4'04 opposite the Court House.
-.. . , .
AT E ptamic-sALE..
Tul,Mo4o6,ll%ltPlucrleoctit......GA A ., A or i tte
premises, his FARM, containing 7 c o Ausawn and 86
Vlinanws of -, • .
GOOD' SAW LAND,
v et of erbigh Belying b lifonth‘LobanOn township and
part of it in Melnlebere township , adjoining lands of
JOhn}psis,Ltaaa Barman and others, about 1 mile
nrom..slllterl Mill, 8 miles holm Schteferstown and
about I Mlles from Lebanon, having erected thereon a
-.2. PA story LOC) DIF 111,LI 11 0 1101J8E, a
0 new Bank Barn, and other outbuilding. About
26 Acre* of this land has been well-limed.—
About 5 Acres if Wood lend. - An excellent
eing of water le on the premiere , and two streama of
I' Elting water through the lipids . Also a verity of
rub Trace, aaali tul i 's., retwe, do. Llmbstone eon
lenient. Fences In order. Possession and good ti
eisistriil he igloo en t he let of .April, 1861. For further
I
1
021 apply on tho premises to
,I 26, '6o.—te.] JOHN MAAR%
- EAT • FARMING LAND
.
..-.. AT PUBLIC .SALE, .
la se bitsjbee ogiens at public sale, on the premises,
'5„
. a In ButirenovetkOwnship, about 2 miles from . liar
. _a,And 4 I.lea Rout the Cold Springs end the Den.
-- ' p britadBaquehgnits Railroad, on -
SATURDAY AUGUST 18, 1880,
,at 10 Ala*, A.'llf., a track of excellent la
FAR.IIING LAND,
OF ,‘,I3OUT no ACRES,
All under good cultivation and excellent fences. This
will be a line chance for a person to obtain a eheap and
desirable faun, in a healthy and delightful neighbor
tbood. The pnwont proprietor has lucre lead than be
-can well attend to, which isthe . ..only inducement he
are In dleposing of a part of hie splendid sedate. There
no bnildinp on the tract pi npoeed to be sold, but a
will be Mrnlibed for the purchaser to live in nn
he bee built. Plenty of atone and sand fbr building
es clux be obtained conveniently without cost 'for
materiel. The above tract will be sold in whole or
part to cult ptrebasers. For further particulars 8 P
T to the subscriber residing on the premises.
LYON LMBBItOIIIi.
Mast Itscover, Lob. ea., Juno 21. Ns,
—__
000 Agents Wanted.
T 0 dell 4 new IWlOlltlOO9. Agents have 1110de
our $24,000 on one,—bettor than all other
gist semis. Send four stamps and get 80 :ape
OU BKIR.A.III BROWN,
Lowell, Mass
'sags I Rags!
uncjinifirood will pay the hlgheet price, for
White, Ward and Colored RAOB, In exchange for
ks, Paper, Window Shades, to,, at
m, Bw k s tim i, Watura. sw neer the AIL
Lebanan, Noy 9, itICU; J. FIBNRY AIILLBIL
• me •and .Stone.
rilliE underelproetthal constantly on band, end for male
• goal ropply of the bast liras and stone for build
nit nisrposen near Um Donegtonore Itemise, blob It
be disposed of on reaocnabr• term , .
tebanoo, Juno 1, . C !RUUD OANICS.
u.w A NT
ANo.I AMBAOTYP.I4 y . ery cheap, go -to DAILY'S
01110 7, next dome to thl LebanclugeD--- 14 B " k *
" Vilibsillas, Son - Traihralikii Pit r 11118* Dulrs' A
1 1464 * 43 . , JUJ4 OK at *,14 4.075P10.
Itg:
, vcsovot.
PEAR' A
an extenetve
:Teased es the
PALPM:NO, of
lOU zostmer—..
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VOL-12t..-NO. 10.
'are,
&a., &O.
idgment Itoirbot.
44mcs, pririted
anstantig kept
times."
ADVERTISER
Take NOtce.
=1
rro
low buthling,
sr CEiti Cella
J. STIN!3
ot on
with
Tag undersigned , having purchased tho en tire
establishment of A. MAJOR da BROTHER,
will manufaeture and keep on hand a very generalist
sortment of MACHINERY and FARMING IMPLE
iLENTS, embracing Improved FOUR-HORSE Powers
nd Threshers; Railway Horse Powers and Threshers,
organ'alndependent steel-wire Tooth Home
Mumma,s Patent Fodder, Straw and Ray CUTTER; Cast
/Om Field Rollers, Grain Fans, Ray Elevators, Myer
Balers, Cortcahellers, by hand or power, Corn Plough,,
and kPlantera, Cultivators, &0., with a variety of the
.bea 8L01701113 &e. .
All f the above Macibnos are of the lateat and best
Wproi manta, and are all warranted to give satisfaction.
Oistlnge of ail kinds made to order,
and-at.thget.notice.' He also manufactures STEAM'
Gearing,Shafting, and Mill -wotk ingeneml,
and pays particular attention to RepairfugEoglnes and
Machinery of all kinds.
• AO inetteaall to tell and examine thaWerit at the Ma
.812. on PIZIMORoVE Srarse, Lebanon.
orders or communications by mail will be
. profanely attemdod to. IX M. 11411MANt.
Lebanon, Lelianoh 00,, Pa.
' Lebanon, Afiguat 1, IS6Q,. •
"NrOTIOE.—I have appointed Ai MAJOR d BROTHER
jrs my Agents for thopturpOsa.ktoarrylng °lathe above
business. ...;10. M. BARMANY.
Lebanon, August 8, 1880„, _ • . ~ • •
a hardware
of beelines,
Rend streets,
It Ware, 1e of-
.16. Apply to
E. RAUCH.
ELIJAH Lorrsacnn...sonia4LaA.niet....YAnoi GABEL
LEBANON • -
Ditor and Sash 111-anttfactory.
Limited on the Steam-Arouse Rixee'r,near,OuntLerland
- Street, East Lebanon.
VIE undersigned roapootfally in
form the public in general, that. they
have added largely to tneir former eatab
lishment, and also have iiilitlnpa of the
latest and beat linproyeeilikolllßELLY
ID t e Stats in operetlop, each ea - .
WOODWORTH'S FLOORING, c.,
for conducting the gttrieral bind:nem for
,
Planing, Scrolist,.Sawing, itc.,
' and the experience acquired by 13. Lwroacita and J. ao
GAUSS during their comiemicip' , with the Door,. Sash and
Lumber Trade, for a nuntbeir of years past, affords full sa
-1 sumac° of their ability, In Senneition with J. GlSzsz, to
select stock suitable to thie;wants Of the .Door and Sash
I business in this State. - •
They now offer to Mechanics 'gut Farmers generally,
upon favorable Wpm, a IndkionsiSt assorted stock of
DiXT.S. BASIL, &e., from thebeetliamber manufactories
I in the State, feeling confident the.ktlielr assortment is
not'to be excelled by any other establishment In the
! State In regard to exactness in aim,quality or fintsh,and
is calculated . o a ff ord tho7ough satisfaction to all those
who may thyor the undersismedwlfli 'their:custom.
I The following list comprises theltiadlng!' articles of
stock on hand " —•• !
Doors of all sizes; g a o l , o t s ofiki ll;
Door :Frames, for brick and - Itrellitrekteirt.
fronts houseel; Ossing4lNat 3to In.;
lifjndow Frames, for brick filembeser
ana frame houses; Shutters.:of all sizes; •
'All kinds of Idonldiugs; - , slam;
0.0. Spring Moulding, of &Raises t. - Weleli-boards.
LONUA.OII3I.i cfABEL • et:BROTHER.
:P. S—Pkming, scnoinAirg. , , promptly done fur these
nentsit .the Lumber. • , indisoon,:inky
A N N TY .
•Wrgit
GAVOlie
l wish tolgifillitiltskrenstomers, of Lebo-
4 RFitg.gqi non Connty,:abil entronnding Counties,-
'il ia that they.ani MIR in full operation, and
..arc prepared to do all kiwis of
`AK 'ENTEIx WORKJIYMACHINERY
They have all the LATEST IMPROVED MACHI
NERY, and ibel con thientthlit they can eompete With any
othe: in the State, as'regards 00.1411 WOItE. -They ern- ,
ploy hone but th beet workmen, And work none but the
best and welt seasonal Lustirr.`
Their stock of work Is always
_open for examination I
by Carpenters and Buildets, adeotuthits of •
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Windath and
Doors - Frantet, :Casing, Wash
Boards, Moir dings,flooring
Boards, , lWecitheitiltiards,
Also, SAWING: AND SUITTINH:done to order.
Also, Hersurßai . ..for continued Stairs, for making
which they hove a man constantly employed. star They
have also Greeted a
• TURNING LATHE,•
in addition to their other businiws, and have employed
a first-rate mechanic to attend to It. AlEgt - Calginet Mak
ers will do well to call (MI examine their stock before
p urc h imi th i ceisewhere, as they always keep on hand,
Zfaistoad-itais., Itibte Legs, Stair Battnister;Neseel Pests,.
and everything else betookong to tbo Ttirninglinainees,
which they will ma at Philadelphbaprieei. 'FM. TURN
ING WORK done tO order, as well as *twit : Ye on-hand.
tlet,„ Their thole" will be found on PINgIitoiFF:R9AD, •
between Qiitaberb.nd Street and Majos'Aßoundry. .
Lebanon4Oly.A, 1859,
- •'I3IIO3EBGER'S
. -
cL o rt i. .01JI4NUFA.CT4R-If.
rrolANHILItifeW p4t favors, the underidgiitirtapeat. f
rimy Au f wmf •the that he continues to` carry t
on his Manuthethrf in Best Hanover township, teheinon
county, on RS extensive a scale as ever. It ieunnecesins
ry for him to say lave, than that the work will betione
in the seine EXONIiLENT STYLE wbitdi has nutde his ,
Work and name so well known in tite surrounding einini: I
try. Ile promises to do the work in the shorten
bleAlme. His manufsctory hi in complete order, and be
flattees himself to be able to reader the seine satisfaction
as heretofore. lie thancfactures
Broad and Narrow Ploths, Cassinetts, Blankets, White
nnehiher. Flannels. nit in the best Matrack.
lie also cards' Wool sud makes Rolls. Fur ' the cond . &
nience of hie .Customers, Wool and Cloth will betaken
in at the following. pbseeee—At the stores, of Georgele
Pyle,' Unser & lirOthers, George Reintehl,. and st
the new Drug. Stara of Josobh L. Lemberger, near
the market House, In the borough of Lebanon,' at the
storein North Lebanon; at. S. Gosh
aie o
. ita f tb Sh e irk i
tow &
n Log , „
ati ii p;
at
the
public house of William
Earned, Predericksburg; at the store of Se E. Bickel, in
Jencrotowu; et the store of Mr. Weltner,, Delicate° ;
St the store orMartitt.Early, Palmyra: et the storeof Mr.
Zimmermaii,..Hrutt Hanover. Lebanon county. All ma,
oriels will be taken away regularly, from the above pla
ces, finished withaut delay, and returned again:
Those of his cdsteliners who wish Stocking Wool cited
ed dyed and roiled, can leave the same, white, little
above mentioned places, with directions how 'they wish
it prepared: - Or his customers can order the Stocking
Woolle be r e from the Wool of the undersigaml,
will done and left atthe dealred places.
13, B, It Cs desired that those having 'Wool carded; will
pays the. Cash thereforcat the above named , pbwea..
LYON LEMBERGER...
n e t ne k novei, job •on county, July'4,lB6o.
Igfi
Geo;.: . .. Stoat 4ir S'O'S ••
B TIC LOCK-STICH
FAMILY SEWING .MACIIINE
.. •
.. num - Snarl, LIBAPION, •
P II
HVBS.--0 0 , , $ 6 5, $7B, $B5 and pal '-
Snarl, •
Tbeaellachinea ma the Snume on Lowc.srnen.
*watt ke on bothAddeczliawithout the me Or the Leather
pad. They have an entire NEW /mann of forming the
stitch—elmitle and .unerriog tails operat le o. They hare a
New Patent Mc* Tension and a New
Up iitiA Tension.
Which can be regulatedtout stopping the Machine
A
—mple but effective. T will sew with greater ep.•
never drop a stitch, and do e work in . the same time
than any other sewing Owe. ever invented. _Theee Ma
chines Wive power sufficient sew
.TRIRTT KRESSES
0f hoar sheeting. Tinky ti. 'fiti toe, ran, ham, gather
eord,•qttilt, felt, Ac.,-&c,, and r Stiching LINEN hare
.noiuperlor. Also, .
-
SleaVs Improved' , uttlelliachine
T
Por tailoring and heavy wor These , lifec . hinee have
been well tested among talle , and are pronounced
equal to those sold elsewhere at oublo price.,
'Let ill who Intend to purchlit a Sewing Mullins awl
at our Sales Room and - see on M achines practically
tedled,"or send for a dvider. -
J. J. BLA 11 - .
• WATCHMAKER AND .1 WELLER: . .
. /Parket Strrst,_ Mum Btu or .
GEORGE I BLOAT & 00.,
. - - .- • I'III • DELPHIA.
•
- - May.O, 1800. . . .
' rnichad . Lam , 1 . ~.
diffner of Mulberry MA onerrnst,streeta, ' khan, Rt.,
sustursoloßsot OP
ORNAICKETAL CAST AND WBO l'. UT EMI
FOR Cemeteries, Terandas, %conies , Pn . 3 ic and Ps , '
vete Grounds, trc.,00.., whi he offers .. greater
rtety of designs at lower Prices than the Sant can two*:
tamped elsewhere.. Alto, °HAM " N°llB ' "al 416.
seription.constantly kept sin band.'
August 25, 11368.-tf. , • • .. •
'NEW LIVERY STA 1: E.
MILE undersigne d mapecithlly informs pe pa.' o Gist
A... 110 1104 opened n I.OEW LIVERY STABLE, Mrs.
RISE'S Hotel, Market street,-Leb- 4 ..., - .
...,where he ,will keep .for - the •
Public accommodations good stoat
of HORSES and vnamouss. rle' .
will keep gentle and good driving Horses, and hand; .0 e
ADA stag VW". Also, carefalWertriprkrakdked if . .II
gittraii.Mao OMNI:woe- ;for Raricesig l ii - .
on,
April 21, lIRIS. • - . ' - MAIM
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..tEIjANON, PA., WEDNESDAY; .001:*1!*.,..18.6.0,..
•-•;:;#.4.- . 114. - #44 -
x., - Por the Advertiser
DAY DRILKEL:
Otra rock beekle the Sea,
A youth and a maiden stand;
And to the waves wild melody,
They are listening—hand in hand
A maiden with,downesat eye, .
•And her lips are ball apart,
As She watches thatight waves rippling
A type of her own warm heart., •
A youth.gf thoughtful mien,
Bosidelhat maiden_fair,
Who looks on the ocean's sil'hiry sheen,
,And seee her image there.
• Wild words I hear him Spoils—
Of hope and.dar log high;
While the spirit mantles on his clam k,
And flashes in fire from his eye.. •
!'How beautiful ie tho deep—
How its.bright blue waters smile—, ,
And its warm!, bow exultingly they 'eep
Around our sea-girt Lilt!
To me their whiepering seems '
of a few-off, Peery land,
And mo spirit pints ttifullill its &eines,
But !Inds no guiding hand."
And the maid with a smile replies--
9;10 mine the leery speA
7ly this - right hind
GOrOiliitwd ftwe then
AwaY to thy faery. lend—i• • • •
Fulfill thy.
..41tatiny,-- ' • .•
Thettlaak to thy haine,aruithisbeaitand hand
Elban.belheekto,irdedree thee."
• -•
Ljettle the wordslie said,
As they taitsi:theili to depart;
Nor dream* 'Whew deep the impreaalett.made
On a darrytindoned heart.
'A light and careleas,word— : •••
How much of joy or.pahn • • • •'.
What a world of thriught.by its misinay Otter
May waken-to life again.. : • -• •
•
The figizres before me tango;
Another seem) appeartr,
For Memory, in her patblessiange,
Can bridge the gulf of.years. •
The youth is before me still, .
A weary, careworn man; . .
'Who battles the wavte of °sip& big )11,
4Le only Ambition cad. ..•
Till the breath of lice fervid thought
Use waktdthe trump of flank
And high anorthuing deeds IptroaroVit.
A . gtory iiron:ndhle nemo. • • •..
. • •
The sceiiiie eititigaik Wan; •• -.."
The mildeinis*gtig uow,. ; 7 L.' i•
Thentlit Or ii - Wpd bridal train, :'.::
SdimiArtiitifhed hir'snowy brow. • •
And by her side is ono,
Till late a stranger there;:
With etatelretpp ho leads her on,
And she IN Ohl bow. fair i . .r• -
They are knee link lido by side,- . •
- By the altar's holy place; .
But mournfully cold, is the 100 of the b
And twice are on liar ly
face. •
AA tbe . boughe of ti sighingtree. • .
Tdeir chatigefal shadows cat ;
Is flat brov'o'orpwept by.tfeinory,
With shadows of tho. post. ' • -
A bow, haltsmotheredrigh, . • • .
Etats tliintly on her ear; -
Fora momenta spsaa ahareits her eye , •
On a atraoger standing near.
With a quick, conviilehe start,
• Hew cbangizik 'cbeek rosinpale: '
iiillolweieses her wildly throbqing heart,
. And clings to she altos:
faded, .
eisfikenbrovi, - • .
Sho has 80011 it oft beforo;..
4tsii.oli I so sadly altered now,-- -
Wiltliaunt her over inure*.'
The oyes nnearthly glow. -
Half idnuied With tangled h air, •
And the stony look of hopeless woe,
And utterless despair..
,
Like a grove of trembling reeds, -
Deforei the Tempest's breath';
She bends: and then a calm - succeeds; '
A'esitti, !Doi tbtitof Death. •
The outward strife Se hushed,
tier pale lips are compregent
As It each struggling - thoughl. %yore crushed,
Deep in that pulselest breast.
A careless eye might deem
That. face no proud for tears;
And the cluthge a liaising shade might - stow
A maidou'e causeless fears.
Ahd the fitting- words are raid; •
• That pledges her his own,
Snob words might cold and dead--
From lifernnon's shrine of stoke.
- • .-To- lore through good and
111
Stern priest ask hat to much, •
,For the plighted hind is so cold and chill,
Tbst•he shudders at fte touch.
• They . .baseJ• and nowji seem
Innt s cblhging forrna to stus, A,
Uktrehmlows In a mingled dreallf4".- - 4 ..
Of• /10p13 and Memory - , • - • '
Of storm on %yid and field,' • •
•-• -A restless obb and floss;
' Of smotheretsibbs and-tears concealed,
The st,orms of•human woo.- •
- .
• • Agnipthe 'wildering tone
Of Music, toirth saki - song, -
A ncl , famil isr Loss, dimly shown,
That featly, crowd fliorip :
They meet with - akin - told Braila,
In careless seeming part
Brit who shall maid within:the while,
thkirbrettliteach heart.
•
. - ttiaiiiiuf'
Ase . 0 of_gloom, • . .
• - •
la exid On althar.rotoau. . (ton g •
- They hafo paissOV. tkOnlity 110 , t.ani. a tieing
.Shuts oat tlirtiliknaiiik • t •
.. .
3;jg4laltunto.
CitittITT'S.AWAR2);:f
-
THE..: '.4;:kW ! .....i: :.:OTA4,
lamecCarter * *ail ,pOor,,yea, - very
pock.. Left an Orphan: at . ',ani early
age be was. east upon hit Own-resonr
ides, for friend,s we're few, and day af
ter day he- set 'forth;with„lifi pabk
upon'his shoulder: to: - dispose of his
goods. TO'nliaster,...by,' the face of
James would litho been. merely glean-
cad . at, without,i2thosight - whetber it
was handsome Or not, 'but to .a ~close
observer of banish: nature, it 'would
have seemed marked *lth, the traces.
.of beauty. His dress was notin . the
fashion of the day,_ for - ,giverty bad,'
bounds Which he. eoulAtii:Otlpass, .but,
his garments were • neverf.heless in, a.
state of neatness.' To' those who
knew james it was matter of sur
prise, how, under-his weight 9f mis
fortune` his heart was solight-. His
voice could be beard at night-singing
Some. scraps of old song‘, tiiough his
lot,7r . ss bumble, yet a smile•was over
ohlis lips. nislife-wasjnde-efflino
ly; there wereno - voices of . affection.
to greet 'him -in , tones of fondOeSs,
when 'at night he orriletid borne: wea
ry' asd fainthe had .no ,besoM, to
which to confide his awirrowsi' but
there- - Mitidst the lonelinesi his
bubble hat, his years
in dinittiness and sorrow. A- is_ easy
foir-blose who dwell in-large- honsek
and *ho are surrounded with every
comf'ort,;.to be . hippy 'and' gay ; but
Wukaintain a light - -heart'amid the
gloom and darkness of poverty is he-.
Ohnii;Jet t h e world say what it will.
•-• it was a lovely day in summer, •as
James took his pack and wended his
way through the'Streets WWI ' . .okty,
1v..h0-'4een to him > u ingbftimate
si x eat" every cipcittie
was met with a cold - iteeoptiOlh., and,
the cry of "want nothilutay." -
With feelings of disvpoitment h e .
turned his weary , iiteptl',sdmeltard,
meditating en his 'mi , .44tetold
chtepies of this world,,. * Afi . ;ollkiing
through a mitrable aileg the abUde
of the vicious and this — '4x4fortunikte,
his ears wereealatedfs.ivit c rthe .cries
of poverty, and the blaEiphemoue, ep
ithets of crime. There wasr,one lit
tle girl who strack hiS;attentilini.bx
her tender years and.her meagre gar
meats. Whether she ncticeda shade
of sympathy upon the honest pedlar's
face, or was drawn towards him by the
ties of some ihagnekie influence, 'we
know not; but certain it is, UM the
approached htm, and in -a v/iice so
soft and gentle that• it might have,
been breathedlnto angercears, said ;
"Kind sir, oh I have pityy•Old give ,
mu-a home. am an- , orpfigM, and
have no plac' tp lay my head! •
'Poicr thin • thought 'James & 'and
she is an or ;" and 'tbetchfilhoilkhi
of his lone iness ind'his own •friend
less state. 'But . I ata a,man,'Said
'and- have , strong hands anit.a skrong
heart, but this puor girl is woak, fee-
ble, and linable to.contend `
the storms of adversity. If I letiike
her,..it may be to. degredation;" :and
he. shuddered even at the .thought: ..
onepenny, sir, to buy- Aohilsr..
MiTtroxelaimed tbe. child,. in toneeof
sorrow. , 4 _oh t lam so illfilTY; • and
she ber emspiatediiiihd mto,tbat
liimiss, 2 and gaied up . .into his fape.,
Teortirl; said James; is be- hand
ed her some money, 'are you linirgiy!
'Yea,' replied the girl, .in an artist*
tone, 'and sad too, for I hunt no tatifi•
er or mother. lam a beggar and an
outcast'
- 0
'What is your name, niy .14. •
and so kind were the tones in. 1%4114
the Anestion was asked, - Oat' ghi
crouched.closer to his side : and ain=
swered, 'Kate, sir' ' ...-
Yor a moment,. and only- for
ment, he hesitated, then taking-lei
hand in his, his face became j lllll O l3
ted withA'noble_purpoSe.
'Does one'have &lOW 'WOO Or
plai . K.ate te.aaked:- ttiern no
One to invason
4 VOt o n e, Y insweredlhe ehild. n,
idly, 'bat when nOthex. diedAthe4olil
Ina td•Velt good . giil,4kridtho,filithar
Mee dwells above.would.lo*aaafPtaV
teot-ntif and- now- Ho lathe .only one
%vim twee Me!
The heart of the nilitiWas
memory carried : him fiacifto his bitn
mother and . her teachitiges'aPd faking,
the child in his . arms, ho
pale thin cheek, and in a voice pbokis..
ed with emOtion . ,,6l6'
.qcou shall go with me. _Ye s alhYdn:
shill bo the light. or iny poor:,
unVillontrow4a.boa woman,.and . I.
be.. to you as a father. So of
, •
• James Carter was a hippy mar.;
„he had done - a good action.;
conscience approved, of the vdeicid.-:-
They reached the house—it was not
built in modern" style, nor re
plete with every comfort arid:Olive
mence, bat it was Sufficient ;Ai the
happinesa of two loving and thankful
'Here .we are; h(t . orhob `now make
yourself,happy. Vontei let:me" - wash
your face, and then'we will 'eat, some
- • -
That night James - Oitrter waS the
happiest man in Beitinire.'.ge had
„ • ...•
k
now smooth** to love, andlethao
ed God forlivrng
ness, such a companipn - fill.'.lCate, 4.14
orphati.
From that day there 'Ayes - a. great
change in the otitiyafd appearance of
James. He bedatte more and
all wondered at thesight; his house
was kept in.erd4r,ittid he Wok great'
pains in having . eveuthing: arranged
properly.. He soot Kate to sehool, so
that - she mita. be•edurated, and Well
was he repaid for all his iciociness„
ho met , the smiles- of • 0e.1.9V01y, girl,
Ire led now a home smiles , -. •
to, which he
could come with the anticiiiirtilon of.
reefing love and veneratlon- - -s*
waii.wit.h a cheerful ' heart .. I tltt: 'he
wended his way to hiea14.6.2-
As •Eate•grEsw up, bisbe;
gay' ts:r Increase, kn.Ate . ::lihe* . that
God had sent him a double share for:
her:sake.. , • -,
-PlTe has cast. bread, Aped the
waters,'and ifhad. retail:i' to him?.
He at length opened. a small store)
and•painted hisfname on ;a board in
front, and telt; ~far hitppier then the
‘merdhant4finces,' 0n . . . the wharf.—
Kate grew up beautiful; talented, and
loving, and. as . James gated - nim her'
his, heart throbbed with-an atidellnest.
Sensation as he saw. .that in many
appets silo was like him. Eveiy
iihe.gave him, every kind . ..Ward' she
sPolte,.fell upon hi@ • bort:lllcer hear.
only music, and beiiataed .tier we:,
rya ction with a jeablitiseo: .
Ton years. flew :by upon vie *bike:
° tilted, and' Tamed , Carter wiliiman
of high standing in Biltimbre: rate,
now expanded' to the:ftdl grawn
tnati; :nature bad laviehed . her bean-•
ties not only in outward. 4Pear 6 ncoi"
but..alsO endowed her. 78 , 1 t - inwArd
grace and virtue...ller' eyeeivere soft
arid,blue,-as if'thefliad - stolen 'their
color frnin .the sky ror lips
wpriklike: the coral brOnkht *Obi the'
deptha:of -the ocean, whfleiret month
* a ppal l * like 'a rosebid
•A s ais. As James gazed AWL her
he would wonder *she would ever.
leaVe biin,:but the thought was ; so
pti to contemplate that she turn
ad. away from the- -stlbjeot. He was .
in love, hopelessly, passionately.,iri
love. The lame oft - teis beauty_
had• spread throughout the city-flier
protector WB4 rich; slid of course:OM
was an hei The • lAitterflias.
fashion thiehted,aretirid; hat , to 01
wac the sae e,, glAug;:faVoiwni
prefrallee. to none;. , One
hyr ilieh3everineatteiitions,
hoped the -Prize = rtie":lT*as
•Feitaja PatA'-4or: Wiviltiolgett
itteeztriskifiethe
wealthyli*n" .rdqttest
gate .to`' one or.
the other l ; s o,*he plaoeS of
amusement; but:ln iriiidsof - 4914-40e
M m ene she. alWaejArikuid, .
noticed hielittei4,(4):qtt;:anfl heart.
was grieved;: be. know that she „wail s
beautiful, and Olitihe was ten years
her senior, but still he. loved her--
yeti; he felt it,' . ' -
One
.evening :young Ifardy came
to the honse,-..and.,:after. chatting 'a.
while 2 gaii hey an liAtattort ' ac..
compeny him to the Museum.. 'She
iledlined+-and he depanted.
4 rwiel4 that fop:: would go" else.
Whore; juid Ilate,, as .far me, I am
sidle of -him'
Und . pray why l dear Kate?'
qieoaliser it 'Might-happen .that
shadd• Da in 100' with that Attipid
*IOW
)gAndt . I;R.vot prefer some o t her hus
-1:!aod than-him.'
cites, indeed, one that, I emildlove;
• and he alit& e„, she raised
,h er bean
iiiutey,es tohis '-figte.
The. heart`f jam* Carter began
to throb' with. hope: at these words,.
and tidriUg her, banal° said— . • •
• (Could -
. y*3* "love-one-:*hos every
thotght -of,..rn_! * you be
content to 'filial* Tit . • '
'James, ilesrest nOt
drekning . l iired
.the
'brings.`:you 13041-
ink . but the holy."love of a :put.°
heart ?'
• Here her feelings ovOrPoWeriAier,
in.ii she wept upoie:. hie - -aii milder...,
f.JaMee„prOseti a kiss; upon: her lips.-
I,al he 'Treading?' •Ah, no,; it was
raality 7 -06 ,blisefia•but for angels to
- gezezupon.. . -
The stolehonse of_his memory-was"
unitkiked, and 'the -sceqes of other
days' came firth- 'before his .fisw.—
-piide he was.*.pcbr,.. loneso . me;:add
wretolled. , ': , fitod.t.hxati a poor orphan
..girLinAid.yray . ) - - his heart was touch:-
ed4iialbok..lier .. hiiitlOi/clothed, fed;_ •
and achooled . hc& and.this was his re
.
1
•Ward. • • Heilfid:grOvri to be a refined
*and - hc•nciii,d,:man, Out Kate , a pure;
.. Tirtuous t and beanttful woman. .The
:`ways of Mid lifelnaded.riiit Onriways.
Mant. 3 4,Sww° lll 4:4l4l44off -in' the
pedlar's act..htie . .anA ina,keue;•4lto ..his
I.misary ; but Ihe.wiadoin. 0f...t1e Most
High had ardaitind'thatqfie. liletserng
niinte wittilhe barden. Lookine r to
`..:no - rewardliat tbi - a[dirivat'of.a good
.00118bi8U30; he undertook his - deed of
• Charity, bat . P4ckddence now blessed
'WM •Ixixona his ex,pcc:tations; : and as..
.htL i pressed - thfi young:girl to hia . hcart,
.and called ifer .hik.own, his dearest
gate,' his heart - eiperivneed the hap.
piness , which angels foil in their-man
sion of g10ry. , ,-
, Itir. Carter,l think it . high time
that Kato wail . ; getting finaprie .
Tbus spoke yothg ItardY; a bight or
two after the-ihove scene. •, ' -
'Just my opinion,' Ailicitly. replied
Carter.. •
An 4 I. ' Mild ' 14 4 :OA:, 1430* ? ! . Egad
exquisite, , t t hit L. - intend, ittl.gro-
Pose to her;Yo4 objections,
1-P2l'o4llde
. . „
- 4 Nojt if-Kati-ea-Bents'
445:nrst . thihk- .she-vtill re
;tiiihel•it.wlbbe as agreeable 1,4) - ) her
as -to can keep her ti .fine
Yet* • agteiOle, no doubt] and
Mimes chuckleil...
, You will,: of course, do :tlieright
thhig -by.>her, a'rter—that is,
give her atliberal . settlerneut ?'
'When • she, marries, she shall hav9
my all'
always said yOU
0 0 1.'4 lid _.. •
a good heatted- soul., Tort will come,
of poutiii;* see us,; as eve vrill be iifi
.llEht4a td4 64 .Y. 511 .' 2 ;
• gX. think l:: stay 'at hoine re
plie -Tame* ypu see, my wife will
be..lonoly without
VZotittrifo who is-she-Y.4nd
viten As :ii.:toCcoine ogiu-
,
question at_ a yap
please-she is neat
Tuesday.. You shall Teisive an invi
tation?' . •
(Kate r exclaimed 'the surpt s ised
gaisite,. Cwhyi ia iii*lblV•And.Sheti
he looked tkne.olotille if tiliY
woman- could refuse, th,e*:Ow.per.
'lmpossible or hot, dime host Tu
day night! ,
With...mattered , cursetisAbilk-lyottair:
man, , left, James...epitrd2lid
discomfiture. . , •
. .
They were married—tba rich- tner
chant anethe beautiful woman, once
thd poor pedlar arid, the deatituterikl;
=Everybody blessed theni, fOr hi hid'
kind-.words to all,. anti AN'
. 4p4e41 . 16.
the poor. d needy.- - ;
Prnsperity had nuto`bliternted With,
their licar; : tn:ltk,tedfol . l,ectiOnn of
their,
,fpunger dayfr, stUe: tao
tirlfrirturiate 'wee
_ever 'Met With .the
The pCklf. faiiiidiesi boys who came
to Samos. for assistance , were never
emit/ siwayi.foi: he remembered his
own loneliness; the. youthful Minds
of yeting'girls, trembling upon the
t,hresbold of -vine,_liver..met.in Kate
kind'teaoher o n i .:*iltin friend,: ind as
i#inellicithOi i • 011ie knew full well
:thel it -wint of 'fileiidkir voice:
en - .:•thern, and bright,
willineeyes-were-iifted up, and little
toionillisped init, -:l Pitther,l4 , hfilther:
Verily, verily, charity bringeth its
own reward._'
His plan aranikirattitini).;hitneelf,in
the forecastle...ea:that 'no , one • could
come nigh theiMititlii: without.. being. ,
seen by him;fOrlliii thought, as I hid
done until conlkinoidli3 , thecontrary,
that it was citelOftny men who had.
caused the diatttrhaqce. I stationed
myself in the-,atarboargt gangway,
wheie I could - ootriMand a view:*of ev.
erytiiing forward vilthatit beingsieni,
and a*aited):ta . clently . the' result -of
the captain's- Investigation. I . Mid
been waiting :finally an. hour,,..When
the captain“ Made a furiontrash upon
deck, exclaiming, as his head made'
its appeatlitioCabo,ve :tfie scuttle: -
8_
(I've got yen noW ) .( , ii saltwater
'rascal! I'll teach WI , ~, '-•
Here he stopped ni
he had been struck by 1 ' - ' r g,- for
1.0
.-
An.• editor in"Sfainn: has never .not a soul was near the ettm ' ekcel ).
bign kiiovin 'to drinli'anyWati)r. ;He . .ting Captain Tim Kenfielityt-The men
*we lie never heard' wa4g.nras .used were all forward,•louagidettnsthe top-
As a gentral , remedy, burvinee—in pliant foncaitle: - $43 laiinisdiately
lik e '.tifilfi-o.4 l troiiii - 1 7 4,n i t :. killed inquired cif Me *,holad) "wed to' the
thbree thavircuriat - '-, - - • forecastle doOr.-- On , ' My informing
MEM
..W#OLE
:: - !::' , A'AgXr. - _- . ON . SII,OO3OARD;
_ . .
- :- . 7 .: rsloriers ago, I occupied -the
. : , , ;: : ist.:l24#' if mate on bOard the old
.411.1 p;:, . tiViti:* We were homeward
'150110... Vantne. -- TVS night af
tek...-Wireleillittli the Straiteofl3unda,
my Niratetaisid the deck from, eight
'fintil tvireivcei, ' It was a, beautiful star
-light night,lri the watch, with the
exceptiOnjWmyself and the, man at
the" w - bizsel;Stiere forward on the UT
'gallant fOltosstle, listening to . -.the
yarns 44.13":01d gray-headed son of
IsTeptunte.':l was lazily pacing the
quartetdeOff, when, on looking for.
ward I' sfitv'the whole starboard watch
i
corne•iii wi ling up out of the forecas
tle *lf e.
- Whitt is:conld mean was beyond
my co yhension, for it was but.lit
tle past : o bells, and the ship. was
headin
. pr course _with all sails.
I went:, ward to•ascertaia the mule
of theii; fitki.. : Qi depiebercii* : eight.
bells; pa lmobient. at Vie:gang
way I heard the following remarks:
'Fine doin's this,lo. call sit hands
such a pleasant ni ght aeWthie. V .'
'I wonder whet - skipier's. thinking
of,' says another!: ' •
-41e:yea, tilv:llrork us up. •.a little
-for being so Icingibendle at that new
:mainsail this morning;,-said a third.
dose all this mean,. boys?'
aid I,.steptling f9irward; ,'‘What are
you oil deck before64aight belie for?'
They-all looked at.tue in'iiiter as
'tenishment. - - • '
7•...:a..ax pardon; sir,'
. said :one, 'but
we culled?' . .
• 4 .1i10t a bit of it,' said (yen must
Mils been dreaming, .for it has. only
just struck two - 06 . &dor' and
-turn-in, and mind:how- - yori.dream!
jiff all hands calleits then my
'name aint said another
of.. the .men. :
:,'Shiver, my tinitiefs,, if we wasn't,'
iallake alird; steppiug forward, Tor
'1 iilnr wide awaki3 •as .I. AM- .at this
blessed minute;-and -- I'm - beggared if
.
`.sompbody didn'l - confe;to the scuttle
and sing out ‘all.liands ahoy.'
1 rpow suspeatiltd - it4tas a trick-Pilay-
I eikUpon thett'l?y 'some - one -irk 'the -
4.watch;.questiathginy - min, they all
.i denied it so earnestly,thatl immediate.
',..1y came'. the conclusion that some
•
1. 0 the olf,,Watch had;in ,:ireaming,im
leginedhe heard the Watch calleci,and
arousing np on the instant had awak.,
.eued . the'rest.:.;i'simt the off- - wateh
1-below again,- - and went aft. •
. JUdge of iny sUrpriaeovben,at.sev
ion bells, the starboard -
.)
watoh again
. I
came on deck. i Wll9 - :irovoked for I
was now fully. Confident...they had
,
been called by some one in my watch.
I went,forward again, and found that
i tbit , 'most,arrpoistitious of the men be
-1 Bayed thaF.there was a ghost on
beard, . .. ' '
~-.., .
. _
,i --i liai:AZelteniglit I kepta sharp look.
[
out forward; not one of my men went
I Mei the:Achttle, but a little past four
isbelli,-howeyer, the star-board watch
['Made . Atieli appearance on dick. I
was eompletely taken abaek; for I-had
ikii.... looking forward continually )
( was
I came on deck,and
-was "certain not one of my. men had
'I been . near the scuttle. 1.• went for
wail* .ind found the' men' nearly
f'rightensd,oup of their senses: - They
all'olealeted-there was no-lodger 'any
:dinibtsl:olC-ihere was a ghost aboard,
•40111 ono of thein,,who happened.-0 be
i awake when they were.ealled,ktid.the
yoke didn't sound likeany one of the
.drewi,ThOnnearthlY like.' :.
,
.
*, laughed at the idea of mghost Oa:
ling the. Watch, but the man shook
hisliead, and declared he had seen too
many ghofiits.in his day to doubt that
therewaii one on board the Flavio
zufow..slils , was conclusive evidence,
ibfAlid.uiitin who bad-spoken had •been
near y-every part-of the world, and
- isettECiitteat favorite with the crew.--
Ptrigit: to reason with thern„although
inust - `confess that things did begin
to ltoki little mysterious. I could
'.untliteiail on them to go below for
.theikemainder of the watch. They
ill stayed: pon deck and told ghost
Bbilfivis•till the least flapping of,a sail
Or creaking of a block: would - cause
them to start as if the expected to
'nee a ghost immediately.
the morning I made the affair
'knowntO the captain. He promised
tb,splve the mystery on the following
provided tho watch. came , on
tie4k,before eight bells again. Not
anueli i'LLS talked •of durinu b the day
*by the men, but the ghost that; called
ilie,starboard watch the night before.
The next night, soon after my watch
iarne on deck, the captain came up,
and going to leeward into the shade of
the
‘ bnl warks, crept for Ward and went
doWn into the-fore4atle without be
ing seen by :any . : of Om watch on
deck.
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him: that not a soul had been there,
he stopped me short. . •
know better;' said he, 'some one
came to the scuttle of the forecastle;
and called:the watch; or - tegan to, at
least, but Istopped by springing
upon deek. The rascal viastoo quick
for Erie this time, bet he . voter escape
again.' .
, . . •-• .
• The captain; thiiiiing it not-at ell
likely that the attenipe Call the
watch before' the eight bells-would be
again made that night, went aft and
'turned in, although he announced
to me his *termination of watching
again on' the following night. -He al
so deolare'd his intention of immedi
ately adding half an ounce of cold
lead -te the rations of the first man
:villein he-should deteot in - alarming
the watch before eight bells.
I resolved to solve the „mystery that
- very night, however,if possible,which
I did in the following way. As soon
.as the captain had gone below,l went
forNITJ and 'descended, into
inylialrAtrwrmie
. oftwateh were all fait asleep, and then
stationed myself as far up -on the lad
der as .I could without having my
-head seen -from deck, and there I
waited the coming of theghoet.. I did
n have te•wait long, however before
a voce directly over my head cried
out, 11 • 1 Starboard watch ahoy eight
bells, bullies 1' rouse up! therer
The Voice eoundect =so i Strangely,
that •I was'not a little startled and if,
at any one period of My. 'more
tha'n another, I have ,beeome nigh be
lieving in the, existence - of -ghosts,
believe it was that moment; but I
sprang immediately on the'deck. As
I. did so, I. heard a sort of whizzing
noise, and the next instant I caught
a glimpse of something crowding it
self between the slate of a..hencoop,
that was lashed by 'the mainmast. I
Went immediately to the 'cabin and
procured a lantern, and Upon search
ing thehen-coop, I found—not aghost,
but a large parrot sitting ... quietty on
•the pereh with the-hens. - The .mys
tery is now fully explained.
While we - were, -stopping at the
-"Straits," the ship Vancouver put in
there for the purpose of .trading with
the natives. Upon exatillaing the
parrot, I at once 'found a
deserter from that ship. I bad seen
him on board of her the morning be
fore we sailed, and one of the Van
couver's men had given ine a ftill ac
count of his wonderful powers -as an
- orator. Be. had been taught t 8 call
the Watoh;_and foupposahe consider
ed it to be his duty to do so 11619 that
-he was in a-new ship„although he did
mot seem to be particular ad to the
time. As soon as ho had alarmed the
Watch, he would immediately secrete
liimsolf in the coop with the 'hens.—
„It was sometime afteethis before he
ventured to make his appearantemin
'the day time, and •never would allow
himself to be caught, although-he -was
very tame on• board the .Vanconvor.
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.CHEAVSTO.RE
.ItAIICWALLIGHT.
At the Mime . of disialiiiiiiimifibtet and ‘Plawk' Road,
LEBANON; PA. -
MESSRS. ROD! gala take pleasure In inform.
log their friairsind the public generally that they
- have opened with. alone and carefully selected-assort
ment of ,
DRY GOODS, •
- Gittibausti.
• • .•••QUEENSWARS,
tio -amen they raiiieetiniir bailie the talent:lA' of the
jeabLia. Their . .
DRY GOODS,
have all been selected with the greatest care from the
largest Importing Houses in Philadelphia.. •
•
GROCEREES,
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'A leree stock of cheap Sumas, Ooffees,Yeas, ltboeolato,
and ill hods of Spices. Also, a large assortment •of
• QUEENS WARE ?
among which are the newest patterns, tniether with al.
moot an endless variety of Goods in their line of bifid
nese, which will be sold very cheap for cash, or °outlay
Produce taken itrizelitinge. •
AprtllB, .1860.3... RAOOII 8 LIGIIT.
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VSSrDBESS GOODS
,AT
HENRY :• SWINE'S
We advise onsytoantry f ends, and our ,nustnittlarit
generally to come welfprovkiod with CASH lOW in rest
it •
. All Shades And Grades of Duster (Roth&
. Bich Organdies Law& and Robes,
Barege Robes. and Skirts.
Fashionable Dusters. •
Black Mantillas, kr.
Skeleton Skirt& ' • _ ,-•
Sea Grass Skirts. .
• Fancy Brilliant&
Rich Foulard
Staple Goods Dili stock. c ,
• Rifttror 4 STINE .
I:WaTERE,Re
.. V.E of tho beat sidehealietit assortments of LOMB
I_l offered to the Imblia, is now for seleAt the new
and ex tangled= bl and' COAL YARD of
PIIILIp ,BitECHBITZ,
n the Borough of North Lebinen..on the hank of the
Union Clonal, at the head of Walnut street, a few
inures ; liar tli of the 000081100 rateIiMAPPII I • and one
9 mire emit of Borgner's Hotel.
_ f llittlr assortment. cousins ET the beet well•aessened.
Whitii,Yelloir, Norway, Pine and Hemlock Roardsi—
Cheri 7, Poplar end Pine Boar*. - , -„.. , ,
154 and 2 inch rennet and COMMOD Phuak; ,
to Pine and'llemlock BeentLing and Joists;
White Oak Boards Plank and Scantling ;
and M inch Poplar Bosnia, Plank and gookkith i g.
; ' SHINGLES! SHINGLES ! I
thiaigt Pine and llopk , ck Shingles; .
J Al',Awiting andMkksterlng.Lork4. , , .
• .stent ltalia knd Polite, and_ Pailings fin fences
• * and - foooing Boards;
pLooftuto• BOA R.DS'of all eizes and deateptlens.
• . ..COA I. ! -'COAL ! ! COAL 1I !
. .
• A hit*, stook ;Afißroken", Stove, Lbrieharkera and
pnlitdays burg bui.l4-(soal,'Eit. the lowest' rhea,'
. *3..Contldent that'they bawl the lia* base e.
pertinent of Imola of - oil delierlpflone.artieer fmriall
MI thelilekeet'attiek of theedirerenp tacittit • • • .
offered to the citizens bf 4eletnee eeetrety; - . .
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to lay tOAt tttly, can aconeametiets a ll lv .. , .'1
tasks .1 v.. *nilmonie the fore 11 , 0 want tear.
thillp 1V.3 line, to a thar before •. .
ohisiu - Where. - . ange uttrithr ..
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