,ic r • tit I tit g • [11:0CP I:2MP I:ISEIwLYiI EnizienticitiamicPeazitusizr• Neatly and .PromPtili raecated, the ADVERTISER, fIifFICE, LZBARON, PXYWA • . Tins establishment la now supplied with an extenalve assortment *I JOB TUE, which Will be increased as ths patronage demands. It can now turn out Pam:mo t of avati description, fn a neat and expeditions manner— and op isrl reasonable terms. Balch as Parnphlets, Cheek', ,Busiliess Cards, ,C 41,, Labels, seadings, Blanks, • roogratemes, Bills of rare, ' Tickets, &0., age' innDS CO an kinds, Common and Judgment Horan. 001, Canetnbles' and other BLAnift, printed o : lo Vredtly and neatly on the boat paper, constantly kept foreele et this Oleo, at prices "to Butt the Ulnas.," e se BilbliOriptiOn price of tho LEBANON ADVERTISER One Dollar and a Half a Year. Address, W i t. M. Bitslant, Lebancm, Pa. Al WAlRODailiay cm:2 • Aline Business Agent FOR MIXT Afine business Boom la $ J . sit ne f a new bowing, two doors oast of t h e Ittlok JAW, near the Court Howe. Inquire of wrrNE Lebanon, :tor. 81, • For, Rent. A Divxuarrek iloosjc with two Rooms on __ _Aaa the Arlt loOr t sod three on second, with I s r d, garden, o n for rent. Appl_y,to 1,. H. ,LAUDERMILOII. iN Libikim,, , Majr 9. 1980. littl BUSINESS BOON, suitable for • hardiest' or clothing Shire or Irby otber kind of business, hoer the corner of Cumberland and Plank Road Streets. lataly °templed by B. R. Dundorn's Cabinet Ware, is of. frred ibr rent by the undersigned. Pone..ton of the above given at say Unto. IDly to Lebanon, Jen. '25 JOHN B. RA CH. Private Side. NEAIILY NEW TWO-STORy BRICK • ADWELLING marl, with if tinflueeltiqb• e en is offered Ito low. price at private rale. Th propp ie In a good ffolghberhood, in the Mgt= g•. ern tif thin. borodgit,"hea tever.thiling we who eeome water, with pump s different kinds of Yrtili' Trees, and other Improvetnente on the prandial." Yoe- E rotlier iolbr oration and particulars ripply at therADVIIM. - 'TIMM Offee. • - Lebanon., Nay 80,'D1,4 Private Sate. •Art. k Stet !Mg I• 1 • •I • • . • 41 !loath etreet, Lebanon, Pa.. The nettle ie 17 . by 2S foot, tile 2 rooms on the find floor • old on the eeodbd. The other Improve. Lun -Oasts AN fowl WASII-12013511, lbsko• oven, Gletimand Garden. The Lot le {.9 , 4 01 • by 60.1181 i. The above property Is all new, sud ht A good renditkm, and will be gold (111'44'17'041nm. Petseasion will be given on the let day of 4pvtl, 1880.— Apply t 6 J. 11. R 2121, PhoWgrapher. - Eibanon, Aug. 3, 1860:-tf. For Sale or Rent. 41 NEW fiftlfCg 110118;01 and ON tt FRAME. A bou- Liu 81(5RT iguqK 1101118 on the corner of Centre endeltesnht gents, not quite finished, sad SINGLE TWO tiOltY MUCK., on Chest nut Street now eocuplett hyJobn &risk. end A 'frame l• Kiltor, In lioraffriabitneln, near John , Arnold, 4 4l offered at Prifele Bele, end wfil be sold Cheap 04itI'diOn eeay ter*. Possessionm& of the Il two riek , ln August uezt,,tly or.vtoN J. el STINE.. Lebanon, 71100 29; 1919, • = : 1 111 E Stibeeribei o ff ers at pkivaio pale a ll that certain . - Amu or tract ()Montt, situate partly In Plnegrovo ~ ernehlp, Sehitylkill county, and partly in Bethel town. ~ ip, Lebanon county, hounded by Land; of Eck- etitt , kkd 41n11(04,,, Benjamin AS'eKigg, %Mel . Ffig , Pau be rt owl ethers, ccui tairiingontrittnilgodAnd lottralght aerie and a quarterc r withtheappur- •W i , tenelmeik'nonekitingor ik,,two otery'log dwelling hone tereatSer boarded) a 1, 1 ,4 iitocti , dwelling house, a new bank barb, ether tint-band f dila a new water power alter-mill.-For tempt, gc.,-w tell will. be easy, Apply to " G. W. AfATCILLN, Agent . Pluegberia, April 20, isw,er, . VALVAntS ii' ROIIGai.PROPERTY AT • PR IVA:TE SALE. film subscribers offers et Private Sale, the tbilowing Beal Ettete, situate on Mulberry street, In the liorougb of Lebanon, of Ilv-PARR' LOT ON PO= OP GROUND, front ing 25 fOetli dial es - sis said 31ukberry street, and running back tu.analley which is erected e Dew BANK 110 USA 21 by 48 feet intlOlng rt-twaetory , back building. with necessary unt-buildings. The house Ia finithed in the Meet style and the location le a very pleeserit one. It will be mold en easy tem*, For partleolani apply.lo Lebanon Aug. 18, 11159. . S. HAMMOND. • • For •Itent vtAcTirtir. anti large Imllding In Cumberland ir street, largethe utufweestupouinptiolarbyroobneminessatoploacielarba; fire: • ' Bdrongh of Lebanon. The front house con -- . talning a large Store room, b,j , room and cellar; 4 AL rooms On the Second, and Are rooms on the - n 1 story, and alle garret and Cellars .nAlso* buck be Mg, Rltelten, Shed, &e., &c. ua a dwel)lng for a dly, with 'Dee , of the best grow; Ing gardens In the borough. - I , Of the Store ROunl, tesernent Rolm, and the ,rmme : on the third story. posseseloo coo be Immediately gle• ' , en; but of the whole property, or In parte , ea It tany MAI, on the first of April next. -• WILLiAId AULT. ror further information please inquire of the owner or , Lebanon, Sept. 6, 18tkl. J. e 11b2111t11. Out-Lots at Pri'rate Sale! WILL be Bold at Private Sale, 8 ACRES OF LAND, ..situated In Long Little, nor the borengb - line, in Corn . Well townellip. It adjotair the land of Widow rtihnur, on Vie North, Thu. Atkins and Sohn Amuse uuhe E,u3t: Moro Ie n , one story LOG 11101/BN, woather^hoarded, erected on the land, and a good 19.KAL in the garden.— The lendlbae km-stones for etuarrlea. Tills tract will wake L aloe holm Mr a atynll fatally. It So.froll *Om (Wont) 4lnt. Good title will be given. • ADAM ItITCH ER. N. It—Thin tract Is now eoreie* with line grass, bait OIL Which, will be glten "to the purchaser. Lebanon, June Id, VW. .. , Orphans' Court Sale. - TN , pursuance of a ylariee order of tlwOrphane'Court J 1,7 ottehattOttcountyi will be exeMted to public sale on - .1 SATURPAY, llinrember 8,1860, - -at tilt Rithlhl,bollee of Daniel Robb, In . the borough of Le tIOD s the Real Estate of Perin Iltotza, dec'd, cora ' prizing a . weatberboarded DIVI3LLINfI HOUSE, i. one end a bolt smiles hrgh, with Lot frceiting l 32 feet on Elizabe th street, eihd 08 feet deep. ' .0 ttnate in the borough of tebeloh, god pre^. Le Don s eirt,odicitlz 61 1 du) fiortb la . of Coilto Onsior pad otg. ors, and /duns' lot late-of John Clouse. - tt ale to CoMmtruce at I o'cloCk,'P. St ' when conditions erili be made 11110114 by ROLM= HAVER, Adis. 117 Ihe coart,-7.*liikti.olo4 .. • . Oletobtrt a, IWO. -, • • . . .411:7-MIT • B3'l49:VE' . • • •AT • " • .111411 Ac, SALE -10,..7..L be 00, Cu 4 premises , on Saturday, 8h 221 h day qr &doper, 1880, the following Real Ea' tate aid Persooat Property, Ito: Aelittain LOT OR POOR op 011plA20 situated In '.ter-rMlage of CamPbelletown, Lebanon county, on ighteh le erected a good fretne DWEILLINO HOUSE. 24. 1 / 7 4 0 feet, with front and back POHOrI, and all the nec ' • bleary OUVIMILDINGIA. • There are also a gee lot Ktf ;reit trees, snob ae AP - PLEB, Pka Its, CIIALItS, PLUMB, GRAPH 'VINES, &e. would be ab eacalfent place for a Vatter' Bad dry Grocery, Confectionery, or any other busies's: .. - .4L150, at the same time and place wilt be sold the Perdobal Property: 1 BED and BEDSTMAD, .3 CUP latD, 1 BUREAU, 1 WOOD CHEST, CHAIRS, .!I'oira b 4 PTPB also a late( SADDLERY, such am illistegs, Saddles, .libldlea. &0., with a variety of other -Ortlekt 4 too numerous to mention.. kale to commence at 10 eVock, A. At., when terms. Neill. be made known .71.102 f AS ITEMPERLY. • • Litionows, Anitiukekr. • Londonderry October 1001444 OrphalliV Cotirt lade. ‘mtstiAN- 11)IID.r.- IT to su order -of tke Or phans' Court of Lebanon county, will be sold by PUBLIC TEN- Nl.ilkoir Ttessclay, October 30, 1860, at 'i.e public house tells/tar Antonin; in the Borough of Lebanon, Leba- Vylty, the following /MAL ESTATE, late the „ ef JACOB B. W.FIDSIAN. decried, A Tract of cfins i rsuT TIMBER. LAND, alt. wire in Union township, Lebanon eounty. West or the - Blg rani,,adjoinin g lands late of Joseph Light deceased, acid others, 601)001c% about/ 35 ACKg9. We. The Taloa all the above Land In (ft to cut for NAILS end Posy*, belAg rrons-thirty• to forty years, growth, end Sonar to any that can be found along the Blue Mountain. No. 2--A 'VTOL. of n'CIPER LANIX' situate - in Exist Conover townehlweapeosirici, adJoininw rands of.fkorge Jolla gligebo4. - ,g.Pedlr.dy, John A. St ine,' and others, containing ab.wt 62 ACRE 1. flqr The TIMBER. it IIEATY W•MiTKOAII, 81,3 • OAK, and CIIBSTNUT , and is, Peilirte* as-va luab l e , "TIMBER LAND as ting In that sectfon of - the country, ' and a considerable portio n the. Land CAC be farmed after it is cleared. It w ni be sou together, or in 101 e, as will best milt purnimiiers. ,AD"' The tare marked and nturthered an the roana, and persons wishing to view the samo„,will prdints cell on J. W. ADAM& No. certain two story KOWill end LOT IVOF OROUND, nitwit. In the Borough of Lobe, non, frontlngon nigh Street. es feet, * * *This ' PrOparty le Oltnate neer the centre of Town, t.:, eat for persons doing business OR Cumberland oe , re It will be sold together, or in lola, to gait re. In to toinmenco at 1 o'clock, I'. 31, When terms . •*ate known by . ISAAC uortEn, Agent for •.11.1,1iABETII C. WXIDMAN, Admialatratrtz, nourAT, W. COLEMAN. Adminiepator, ty tX( Sado of JACOB B. WEIDMAN, deceased. japanen, OttteW 17, 1,880. Jacob K. Stoud , (Liae of the Armor Thatatom k Stand') I flu trtrocil,corner of Doe ESP I.lrttlforms the that las oontth ,l66 13g11 lOW BION PAINTING and RAPES II A NOINO, ii,WArittrkt attitooon to basher hopes to rocelv • A N bildtiase of patroalg& 45i/- OrdOr 4'oo tOWII •.04.4 0 uPhr PromPtir attend .a Ost. 6, HAL Copper-Smith R emo val! THE 1 - m01.3.414mi hair Ars e rri ni to SMITH and Bawl WOAKeNG arket Street, the 'UMW/ 1 7e :WO, where It. w l l l be "Poy to fee= Ord stbdianit clistonl - Ili ti lld 'where he baa b icrei tioa 1,0440.11 1 4 1 4 1 ang all do departments of hi,thigiPelf.' * • .. •:: , cular attention given *AV' a1144::'- . - AU grdirs thanklhMy rooelWil P ALlW idei sof. CRAMS • 'PB ~ • old insfuncer w Lebanon, Much 7,111 CV. VOL. 12-NO. 19.. .New irarnitore Store. TITARILISON DUNDORE would respeetfhlly form thl) public that he has removed.opposlte the obi iliac...dew doors west of 'Bowman's UotaWonVenn herland Street, where he will keep the largest, finest, and cheapest aseertment of FURNITURE ever offered in Lebanon. Hie stock consists of all kinds of Parlor and Common Furniture,' which he will sell loWer - tharrthe oan be bought at any other gdaco in Lebanon. He'.has on hand - a'large asaortment of Sofas, Tete4-tetos,. Lounges, Centre, Pier, Card and othrif Ts, blue. What bkita. Hat Racks, at. Also abase And cheap stook of atuffed,;, , Cane•seat, and common Chairs, Settees,,, Bedetesdhi, 044 lot of cheap Mattresses. "Also, LoOking.l Oltisses,--Ortilt, Rosewood and Mahogany—very cheap. Venetian Blindr, genie/vie, Gigs and Hobby liforaNr, fer children. Parthralerattention paid to UNDERTAKING.— Ile has previdrd hlntedlf with the FINEST EIKAREEIN ,LEGANON, odd will tanks Conies and attend:l l 'Am* at Os shcrrteat'notletimd moat remnants teems. Lebanon, Doefsetnisfr 28.1859.. • •.• . EU , OWEN; ZAVRACIPAr j e... New Cabbie! Ware Rooms and Mair.i Manufn ctory. kftrkef SL, ad door north of the L. Valley Railroad. , • Largest manufactory and Best Assortment of FURNITURE CHAIRS, in the bounty • • T".Pnblid hirelpettfully request ed' to bear in rultui that at thew) Ware...4060s will he Lund the hes assottnient of Fesunartlints and Herr St, • ' souk Felt. ITURI 1001 01141,1Rt3. repsena in want of .any kind wodld hest call and-examine hisostoolc before ,purchasing elsewhere. Which (being all of his own work) he warrants to be better that any oisonsiln this Fir. Prices will bo toixtut, tharsrat ally Other plane, ei utter In' the Dorougis,rirFitt of ten. All orders promptlf•at Zwilb, and banto speedily execrif ted nt the lowest prices. -. per ReNgiVirk 4 - 14(.11,111 be ed It hi - fhaut. Wally Vut of the county, Finn er-cnapoo. and without the Oast injury, us he has pirtuad ono of the beat cush fonedfurniture soagon isposisny toe that porpoise'. COFFIN 6 made to infer. Via fignerals atirigod ths shortest notice. tebanon,lsept. 13, m I to. The Electors of Had I;adoverrtownst4p *TS to.meat atthe Book ilQuout:inob-w AluaNylitiOlMm The rteeters of - SWialirt;"tOirnelifft 'lie Mild at i the Public House of Simon Hellman, in said townehip The Electors of Bethel township are to meet at the publichouse of Jacob Itelthart.in said.townsliip. • the Electors of Union township are S., meet at the ._ _ • ; Public House of Daniel Bordner, in said township. • NEW CABINST; AND CHAIR:f .. The. Electors of Afillereek township are to meet at :She Public House of thiiiti li. liatthetw, lii. Bald town. iIIANUFACTORY.- •. i iihip. , The Blect ire of South Annville townettle are to meet ripilE subscriber respectfully Informs the public that • at the. Palate [fusee of Jacob Pink, in &I'd township. 1. he has the largest and bkt tasortioent of BURNT- t' The Electere of Cold Senna* tool:201110 ore to Meet TUBE and CHAIRS. ever offered to the public of Lob at the ncl.o - 01 et .1r near Itant.e . .l Hop. In rpid town anon county. Ile lota on hand at Ida Cebinettifarce shin zooms, in North Lebanon Rerougb. nearly opposite Thelffectort • f Corewall township. embremel la the Zeller a Hotel. and a few Moore ,south- of Ranger's. a ~I soothe n dtdriet of snit! township . ay. ..o nivel at •the splendid assortment of goOd.enitietantilti and fastaluna. ' Public hoagie of J. kb. Rby, in said district. hie Parlor, Cottage andatlllatober FURNITURE, eon- I The Elet.t ore of the Northern dlstr ct of 0.-email elating of SOFAS, TEZE,SAVCES, LOTINO ES. WHAT- township die to meet in dim Teat:carve Jnry room, tea 2: NOT'S. Parlor, Centre, Pier, dull and Cotilmou the west side of the Court House, lu the liorougtt Of TABLES; Dressing and ConamonlfUßEAlik Lebanon. 41edateeds, l'forff.Stande, Wash-Stands, and The election to be opened ' t•tweeu the hours of eight; Kitchen Furniture of all kinds. Also, o and ten o'clock in the f •ren.•.n,end eh 01 'outlet% tango and elegant vacletr. of PILKNOE Sect, Svithfro, without interruption or .e jouroment. and it not to Cji ammo CHAIRS, Curacao B ring Beate& Cgrmas,• all I eloped before seven trcittrk in the evettleg, , • ; c kinds of Sprites Seattrd - BS. Also, 'Windsor, - The several Jidgee, inspectors and Clet kr who shunt - Calite-Seeted, and Commoll Okaalit) trod ROCKERS, of have attended ;dark° praceding election for • membetir atVkiiry description. • - .ofAinitntily are reemit ed to attend and perf trot. at the' Sir All tioode sold LOW and WARRANTED to give s 'ld election, the like dutis.and be eabjeet to 1,. like lathifaetion. . : penalties for noel. ct or misconduct se -they mire lla i,2' raohe desirous of iruowlifg the character of the l tile ts at the election of memhers of Assembly ; cud in ; a here offered for setae' shahs fully satisfied of their , case of non samdance by reason. of alekneas ur some 1 . .qrribilityby reference-krauts for whom he bee man- l . other aneroid tlile emir., so that Vie appo;utment inketured • or to whom Sold.' • . . - • jar sorb Jrad.re. inkprefor OrtClerk, would devotee on the Old Furniture and ObaIieREPAIRED and VAR- ' offeere of election pres ent. I hereby give not!co "that NISUED. I every person; eicept — lnslicea of the peace, wit t shall -N. S.-COFFINS Made:end inINERAIS attended at heittany °filen or appointment of profit or trust u ider the shortest notice. .. e . JOSEPH BOWMAN. the government of the Tht ited Stites or-of Ohl Stets or North Lebanon, Sonionabeilo, 1860. . any cite er incorperete dhdrict. whether a commie t slaw t ; dym e r o r mite-wipe, enteirdin ate nail :or or amen I, who le :.r deal be .tsplophi wider the legislative, JAI. Mary or executive detainment of this State or the Hefted Rates. or ef any city .or • Irks !masted littrict and also, that:every Menu er of Congress and the State Legislatuteekgid of the select oroontmon row ell of any city. cotnacleetonera ,of any incorporate di.r•ict, te by law Incapable of holding or exercising at the name time , , the office or appeintmentof dedge.fespeettr or clerk of any election of this Commoeweelth, and th it no in •pector or judge or °Meer of any inch election, tholl ire eihrible toany office then to to . votiel for." Also, that in the 01st section of wild eet.`it la enacted that "every treneral and epeeladelection shall be opened between the hours of eight and ten in the . forenoon. and shall continue without bitailltliciOndrar/Jont i ntnent nn- - til seven O'Cloqlt In the evening, when the polls shall be closed." i NO person shall be permitted to vote ,at any election, , as •eformaid, but a white freemerpsf.the age of 21 years i or. more, who alien have resided Wale State at least one I year, and In the elentleMdistriet Whitrehe Offers to vote .I at least ton.days immedlately irrikedilig merit election, ! .cadMithln two ramp paiditiftlite of count r y', tax, which shall:have been assessed at least ten .dayk*before the I election. Bute citizen of the. Utilted Statei oda) has . previously been a qualified vtlter of thie State tuct re. moved therefrom and returned, and who shall have re. , I sided in the election district mid paid (gazettes uforesahl„' r Abell be entitled to vote after residing in this State six. , I months: .Preeattd. That the white freemen. of • tlia lOttkited...qtates, between the ages of 21 and 22 years, l and.hays resided in the election district ten days as afore- ; l said, shall be entitled to vote, although they shall not ; i have paid taxes. , - I ' -No mutton obeli be admitted to rote, Aimee ammo Is not,oontained in the Valor taxableinbabitanlefuralsh- 1 ed• by the commissioners, unless: Firkt he prodube iv, • receipt ter the payment witldu tits years; of a State . cte LCounty tax;ainiesecti agreeably to theConetitutteii:ited give satisfactory er hierece. either off ilia oath;or sffirma. Itint: .or oil the oath of-affirmation of another, that ho ' has, paid gook N . taz, or on &Hare to produce a receipt, /hall make cattier pitymerft thereof; or, second, if he lplaint it ; vote by bulug an elector between th e ages - of 2) end 22 yeare, d he liball,:depose au mite pr affirmation I that he heir' reed red 'in - the Ecite _at least. one year I before his applicatirat, and make Such proofef Wit reel - . dente in the district as iw vett:Mind by this art. and that ho does verily lielleve from the accounts given him that lei is of the ago aforesaid, and givo Bitch other evidence ,as I. required by this jet, whereopou..t.he Immo of the:Person so permitted to votisball be Insert ed iu the alphabetical list by the intimaters and a note Made epic:vital:hereto by - writing the word 'tux:. if ho shall be:admitted tot vote by reason Okaying paid his 'tax, OP the word t litil. if he Abell - be permitted ht vote by reason of,,such" age,anifthrdf be celled outttetie - clericto, Who shall - Make like noteein the list of' vciteti . .kept by V.:Ont. -. In all caeca where the mune of th e portion claiming to Votele nittfound on the list furnlthed bg the coin• mitadonerauhd amesetw, or his right to rota, whether .kxund thereon or not , itt objected to by any qualified ' citizen, it shall be the duty of the inspecting to exam ine such porton eatsietth as to Ilk quallffealione, and if lie claims to IM.reresideal-withitillbit - State for one year or more hie ceth-raill be sufficient prixrrthereof, but - thrill make pqrf.by at.teast 011(3 rompetent witn - ar_s, 'who shalt be a_ qmilided kdietor, :that hp tugs resid ed: Within tbeditittiCt• for mOtOf tfoin tan . 4;434-next Imam• diately pinceding said election 4nd - 4.1'01.11in), himself swear that his bona fide reoldence In Puraukoce of his lawful ceiling is within tt e district, and thet,le did not remove into sold 'district for tbe.purpolib of voting therdu. - - l, cry person 'qualified as aforesaid, and who obeli make Otte proof, if requital', of his residence and pay ment Pf tam Moremid,,shall be permitted to vote in the township, word, or dltaricts in which - ha shall re side. Pursuant to the previdons contained lu the Ttith seat Hon of the act first aforesaid, thejudgesi of the afekeetaid dietriet thall.respeetlvely take charge of the certificates or reltlrh of the I hmtion of their respective distiletn, and prodtMe them at ateneeting of one judge from each, dia.. tried ic the borough of Lebanon, Op the third day'afteir the election, being for the . ptesent year on FRIDAY, the WA day of 4V pVE AM Elf . 1 81$ 0 , il it n and there to do theriluties required by law of said Judges. Also, that where& judge by eiekneas or unsroitialie &talent, is unable to attend each meeting of juggles then the certificato'or return albrelnial,sliell be taken charge of by one °P UPS inapeetere or clad* 'of the elect thus of said district who shall doand perform the duties required of, said judges.: : Given under my baud, in my oilier,. is Lebanon, the bth daraf t.'club, r,186 O. • . , SAMUEL HAliftff, Sheriff. Stove Tin andS,heet- Iron Ware mAinnitoronv, In Market street, neat-door to the Lebanon Dank, Air HERE ran be Ladtho largestand best assortment Tf of COOKING STOYES weer rltered.to the public. Comprising the following verieties:—„ltOyal Cook, 4 sixes, Client Air Tight, 4. six e , [terrifies,* Hems. Mar ulhesured Stove,3 sizes, Sitendedslltirp - boa for W God and Coal, Royal Cooly .8 sites, Prairie flower, Different elm% Fanny Forrestee, IPSlssee. All the above Cooking Stoves, are Warranted to Cake, Roast, 8011, or do [mynas in or on them that may be desired; also, a Large eithrtamut of fizrlor, Halt and Barroom St..vea, which" Will be.aold obendufttr .Ahab or approved Credit. Aloe the4arigesfrassogtmeht and best made. TIN AND SMIAT IRON . WARE ever Offered to the Publio Wlttell will be sold Wholesale or MAW!. The largest assorteaeitt.and best made and heaviest Coarlitielreko to be found in Lebanon, at the Stove and TM Wars Marnsfaetory'of 1 JAMES N. ROGERS. .VV" Roofing, •Spdtaing and Sobbing of all kinds at tanned teat Skeet natter and Oa' reasonable terms. AltwOrrwartaitted. J. N K. , being a praotioif Workman in hisliee of bo. &Mess ,atterids to his work • Lebanon, Sept. 21, 1559. ..MANVFACTORy. r r iEAN}cgu I. for wt favors, the brelereltrned respect itifortne the Public. that he continues to carry ow bfribbuturaFtor,Au Mug Hanover toetpahip.j.ebenon away, dat ealautollfireai scale Are, sr. It iganneeeneir ry for hint to say teore,titaut that the work-will be done in the. acne EXCELLENT ST,YLE,whioh 'lute Made las work eked rankest' Wall known In tho antrounding coun- try. Ite'pcopillerwto do the work to the ehorteet 0mit .41,1 manufactory la id complete order, and lie flatters hirosellto be ablo to render the astute aalastatlon as heretothre. Ile m .nfacturcs . , Broadaing Narrow Letts, tiuslnetts ,. Blanketr,'While • and other Marine* oil in the lest mariner. • • He also audit Wool and makes Rolls.. Pot the canto. lacuna of ills Customers, Wool and Cloth will be taken in at the following pincer—At the stores df Beergo & Pyle, Leiner & Brothers, George ifaininbl, and at I the new Thus. Store of Joseph Lamberger, near , the Market' Bonne,. in the borough of Leliatum; at the sto r e of Shirk !:Long , in North Lebanon; at BAlosh. t. erfs, Bether toerttsidp; at the public house orWillhim Zariurt F Frodericksbyzg; at the store of S. B. Mao],ln I ,Toceiitowtt tile, Acre of Sfr. Wollner; . 1; larar a 0 j 449 irtore eflkiarile Earth - Palmyra; at the Ittote of Mr. Skettietteau, Vast Hanotor. Lebanon ebuhty. AU me, 'Mar swill tartaken.away regularly, from the (Oleic phi . finished without delay, and returned again. custpMers who wish Stocking Wool card- , 411 Ark .11211ktif; can leave the same,- white,At the ed places, with directions how they wish "e g A l e l lfide er .bk +elastomers can order the Stocking !Wool 4.o'be prepared from the Wool Of the undekaigned, *bleb will one and-left at the desired - lances. - ft, If tit desired that those haring WoolmhleJ, pay the Cult therefor, - at the above named LYON LEfigit. not Hanover, Lebanon county, July 4,18130. - Fainters find others To ke Notice, . „. ... Tax un de r s}ggiOniijisig pirchasod- rho en tiro I. establishment of A. MAJOR. & BROKER, will manufhetute and keep'On hand a rem , general sa. sortment of MACHINERY, and FARMING' IMPLE. HANTS. embracing TmProvail , YOUR - 110RM Povesrs and Threshers; }railway Norge Powers aml Ttireeheee, Morgues Inliependent *eel- v, ire_ 'l' ii. IF ...00.- _orse RAKE. ; }lumina.° Patent Fodder, Straw and Ilay CUTTER; Cast Iron Field Rollem, Grain Fans: hay }Meriden, Clover Hullers, Cortoshelle*, by . baull or potter, Corn Ploughs and Planters. Cultivators, nal,' With a rat% ty of the best .pt,0130118 In ma &e. - . AU of:the above Iradbrietwife of the latest and - teet iyaproveinirrita, and ardall ~peed to give satisfaction. ° • ' °strings opal} Oaf made to oilier: add St short notice. Ile al - so - sonfbctnres STEA EY GINES,MiII Gearing, Shafting and Mill work iD general. t and pays particular Adelaide( . Repairing Engines and Machinery of all kind,. - R . i ne i tea a ll to calf an d eiiiiilllS the work at rife Ma 'chino - ahoy, oti PIDZOIIdr; .171,E.er, Lebanon. Wi.lt order. - or eomainalcatiOul by mail will be promptly attended to. 7, - D. N. RARMANY. ta}arion, , ,Lebeaon, Co.; Pa. tetouion, August 8,10.0- :°. aOTICIK --- } hare armointad A. Stia,oll. & DM:IVOR my-Agents forthe talFpc!P. or olirrYing nthq sibava • new . . D. DI, R&MANY. - Lebanon, Atignet 8, Ike.' 4i •ti).o WANT GOOL. PICTURES GO TO 4 . _...': BitEN ER'S -- - • Ki. 1.7.011 1, itamet,lti ..13. Reber's Drug Store, , tftt Onmbetland stria., Le 1, Ipc Axn9 72735, , MUTWSI4 "PAPTILIIMMiI Slid Pncrick , altArtlOrt ftkon &SY, (Bundileseepted) Prieerreasons ble and Inecairdenee *l2ll the dna, fd7 l * and quality of the owe,' Booms opelMO stem 8 p. Di, to * o'clock. P. ?L. 'Lebanon, Jona 2,1868. ' - - BOWMAN, MAUER A. CAPP'S; UMB ra 111)1 This Way, if you Want Cheap Zumber undaysilipaditrue Tata4 (Drama a Partner" -L shin for tbepurpostr or *awing in the Lum ber BUSIDOSI, on a new !stout woild resPoidfullY inform the public Old lare, bar Yard. in that he piss' of business is DiVTD Bowsiss's Lum East Lebanon, fronting on Chestnut street, one sonars from the Etrnageliad church. They have enlarged tite , Yarl and filled It with • new and exaellent assortment of all kin& of Aresober, suob as Boast's, Putwxs, ,roartnp' Sontra.ns; or all lingths and thielneesss. shotkibws kttoP am* V.9ki do hand; a full and crell-sesioned, assortment of pdf Ot-BurLD•q4a au ythinfln that.. line arttitetted`to call, examine their c rook,' and earn their prices. — Ilieuidta tn. pn,st-tsvotn thy hope. that ttonit*; te.b.cotteen and rocidextto ICee . . ot Patidttago- DGAnstAN. Salmi A CAM ' yobasci, Itoptinober b, ilfo • . —..— r.- .n 4 • : ,. .:7-:- ' :!'" 7.. '' '''' ''' ...,, 7 ' ....; '''lt i ' -...'''''' . ''' ''. .. • A ,.. i . I. . . V . ,,'. . ....' .- V 7. "... s ': :' • : ' .. ' ..;-:. ,!, "* . . 6. • ; •,; . '' . ':: -'''':- • • "....,.........,:.- ... 7 4,.:..,....'•,..; -.. . ... • ''''. .' t .. '''' ' . - • *1:3.. .., .. ~,,.... .. . . . . , ... . . qk ' . . ' !.-... r..: '4. , .:',.. s -,. :•!,'.!:,.! : . , . _ • . .., .•..._„,......„. ,•••„...„ .:. .• .....:,, .:. _,.., ....... .... • . . . LIEBIEVOI+- LEMBEBGER'S> LEBAkON, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ofillectors,• •. • • OF A PIIP.SIDENt• AND VICE4RESI. DgN.'T OF THE IINI:ED STATES. PURSUANT to nn Act - of thn'Oenentl Assembly of thaVoMmouivenith of Rennyalranta, eptitlei “An ActWating - .to the electientl of tflisCom men wealth." apOnated the .2d goy of 'July, A. D one thousand eight .thundred and diirtktiler, I, SAMUEL I II Ati()&3lteriff/itthocciiinty Of-Lehantni;Pennsylvants. I' do.herehy make known Anil give notice to the electors of the county eforesold; . that a flentral /Bretton will to `held In the 'said county OrLebanon,• oh' the First ; Tuesday (being the Bib troy) of .IFogeottntr,lBoo, at a hit.b it me 'the electors ot a - President and Vice' President of the Milted States are to be elected. I.also hereby m.ko kooirsCand give notice that she. Pus' of holding the aforesaid general election In the severatdistricts.within the County of Lebanon, are as fullosys, "IX The Vetoes of the Buet Ward of the Borough of Lebanon are t meet at the CommhMouere thorn!' :In . the Court honse In sa id Boronah. _ ' • The Bloc - tots of the West_Warclor the Iklrongh of Leh Raba. arato meet' In the,Tury room, on the *tot side of the ()dint [Tome In said Itorough. The I'lectontof South .Lt bacon township nre to meet id the tlrand Jury Room at the vourt Ifous.,ln the 'Borotigh of Lebanon' I s ;'. The Element of North L.hanon Borough -ars to meet' at the Public 'louse of Beojamiti .. Zeller,-ln said Bor Ouch. ' The' Electors of Le&ttialiTawnship,are to meet' at the "Poblielludasi tif.f L itotti.l4 said' township. - - The Electors of Jock-oo tolruship_are to m•et at the , Public amnia ofJsoarK. in Mid township: ! The Electors fit,North keneille township, ere to meet at the Patine BL Oraii.io acid tawnshlP. ITho Piteotdri or berg .township are to meet at 'thy Public Housed( Lost S. OborlY,la s , ld tom:1811;p. The glectoni of Londonderry township scold meet at 1 the Public llouse , ofJonn Wolferstsirer, In said town October 11.„1840.- to AS 1.11g41411111/.:4310f0t o.Aaiint,.....mgOn:RagEL ' - , . • - LT,Ii A N 0 li .* DoorAinasS4sll 1,1211 .lur‘ett)ry. Located on the Steam-!louse Road, Mar Chtetberland - Street, Dist .Leheriurn: :* ' w ,„... TIIE undersigned respectfully in. t l idli ' ' , form the, public In, gement, th at they ~1, 1 miinapt have adiletflaridlyto:their fortifier astab• ' ilia . ' trE . : • /*ent, and also bare all khans of t h e . • . . . • , --t and-best imnroved MACHINERY In , • State In lull 'isperagon, Such AS ' ' ... s. WOOD : WOl2 l'H? .6 . ,.F.L 0 O,R / , N,G;:44„. for conducting the general business for ti, . • . Planing,' Scrolls, 'Sawing, 4.., t i.. 9 and the otperience acquired by „IL LONOACILI an J. O. CLOw. daring their conneetlon with tno.Dger, Sash and Lumber Trade, fora number of yeam pas t,afforda fall ati f ' eut nee of their ibillty, in connection with J.13A33 , 1%, to delictshookinitable to the wauta of this Door and Saab business in this state. • • • • - . They iaiir,offin.lo MadbeniM. find Fanners* generallY, open favorable terms, a judiciously` assorted stock:of DOORS, SASH, az., from the best Lumber manufactories in. thelitsr" feeling confident that• thelr ersitortmesti-la not: to be excelled by any other astablishment - fn • . State in regatddoeidclneesin size, quality ez Sundt • it esionlidl4l to &Mord Ask* g& raciaractfon to alit , who mealnyor the undertidgned with th e i r en gem, The following 114:Strtipriste the leading artkiall of stock an biota t , 4- -: ~ •-• . •:- . . Doors, of all sizes; .•'.. Sails, of alt Wei; . Doorframes, for. befsgeitud 'Architraves; --- - ' fromi houses ;:• - i i- .._ Catioliscfro . ta 3'lo 6 ind ' • Window Frames, Or IRlck• Stirbefie; " ' - • ~ and frame h'otises; • • Shutiani, of all sizes; AU kinds of Mouldings; Blinds, of ail SIZSA4 - ' . 0. a. Spring Atouithog, of all alum; Waah&afarda. •,- •- LONOACRE,OABIN & &RATNER. P. S—.Pktning, Sawing, dn., promptly. dans for 'those arnisiiing the Lumber. [Lebanon:July 16,'61. .. .7Vationtd Measse. NOATIIIS. 00V.Iir Eft of Piiink road and Graterd-Streatir ' '' ' - NORTH LEBANON, PINN'A. To ter Niue. •: • ' • • )14:i I altlelfitrat'y. coma-and drink, eiti.sitco cool mineral water, the - ebnireer vintege,'mul the pnriertniaJe liquors grace my bar. . And ye hungry come and,eat, as the table'is loaded wit% the most robetantlel fere, and the - *beet delicaciee or the, season crown my Ixord— , ... van and begat; ray house ho aleredyeopen to the .: , •t, an d tha Mend,. end for animate the beetprp.m. ''',7" 'fine 'etlibltha, ,eind attentive. ,tixietlare, el aver , -, . g aidtAil i deft.. ittgl'..,,,. - .. ...e- .., - .k rao . ms. brat:A ' . .. . Z 0 1.42.117 ird Iltoir - . isrollsooo. AS Y 8711 -, HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY. Xr..Frazier sat reading in his conk . . lug room. Ile, Ards - in the midst, of a piece of interesting news, when a lad came to the door and,said-- :‘ljo yew want a• bci.t. - eir ?' • Without lifting his ,eyea from the PAPPr,,Mr. ansW'ered 'No' to the applicant, and in`rs.ther a rough before the lad reached the ,etreet, conscience bad comyelled the mer chant to:listen to a rebuking Ben bence. • (You might have spoken kindly to I.he poor. boy, ,at le4st,' said Con science. 4his oppoqunity.' Mr. Fiazief let ,thet2paper fall from- :before his:ekes, aindkirned to look at the-led. Tie was . Atil.)l—L-not:twelie years old, to appoiiii!oe-- r po,or,ly at tired, but clean: *.,.,:i4f$ e kchant ed • at- onovg •• iD401511 44. t tag 'ry a * 7,7 Wlfug'!. oed leek over his shoilider. A sign from the iiifte.r4k4nt paused .him po re turn. • ". , What did-you say, just now.?' - 'Do you want a boy ; sir ?' The lad repeated':the ivory he had spoken, 1 hesitatingly, a•few moments Ikefore. . Mr.'Frazier -looked MI him. with a suddenly awakened iuteresk, lie had., a fair, girlish faeey dark . brown reye. A P* air; _and; Ittgaikh alender arid' iletteatX in, appeatarieft,;etood ereat, fid:,titirkAiiilittnott olt: 11 EIPOOL•lhots si ll ;liiitiellAirrilittr'tle also _y •onnseions of Skpinlike*ofld.t' „Ot I,here7did ll s "Iltrg stolste`ol - peh.lo jit, stuff In iti,ek, . hitt iii treaded lere* 4•hatile of life. - ' '.. - I '..:'- ' 'Take a chair,'-said W.-Frazier, an involuntary respect fOi the lad get ting pmsessiop'cre hit! mind. The boy sat-down 1%44 -,hia large, olear eyes flied - on the meiebitnt'a face. I • 'How old are you ?' i. 41, Alias twelve, sir, last 'month; re. plied the boy. 1 'What splendid'eyes said4h'e pbant to himself; fend itien ,them befure. _ oft dar,k aftdinstiroas as a Lwoman s • - . • Away back in the piist,the.theigits of Mr. Frazier went, :101rte : ' on ,thP light - frour those c ticaAt t riktetplit; and' tor someroppeneii h,er(Orgot .. the pres ent in the. pion.. But - when he came, haolvtitto.the present again, he had a sotter'iteart...lowilrdil • the stranger. lad. !TiCtrAil/91/ I d'io tbidrodrfor*;,Year or tko,loliger t rlke,sale • muerhelp.thy %other' replied the 'ls your.Tother very poor r ilrea t 'sir, sad shale sick." . The lad's voice shook_ a little, and , his softlyptnites eyes gra . , brighter in di Ailed Weni. _ . ltir.. - kraaiSfih4ul already forgotten th.e.,point cif -,,iiiiereat in the news af- . ter wkiek . igulf was . searching; when•the•hoy interrupted him.- II 'Cagllt Calad mytitelf,' 19;4(1 . 14r. Frazier, 'btit'fOtty be I might speak a I good. :Word for you-, •and that-.who'd help, you know. I think you would make an hill :kept, useful lad. - But you are not strong.' _„ . - j '01!,, yes air; rm strOns.V. , . Aud theboy sto ' ol,l up in a htli.vo4.9trit. The rier‘Chaiit loOked wit a etehdity.:te,roaeing 'What is your nome?'heSaaked. 'Charles Leonard, air.' Titers wait a*i.ntitant.ehangicin the merchant's mar , snet t Afi d he tnrned: his fole that-the hofel ejtie could *not I For: a tong time•heleat stall amksilent bob wondered. 'ls your *flit6Zr Mr. Fra zier didnot - kiciik atZthe 'my, but still - kept his face away, 'His voice was low, and not iiery even. • . . gag fle died : four years ago.. oNtiore . The i , oice 'was quicker l j and flieaer. • I 'ln I.•cmdoo f 'How long since you - eall*t9--kgker . , fTwo yearea',:y . • 'Save Jn, ..thia'lkfty, ever i-fneQ?! , I • . .t1;10,44r, :We munti• - befit Vtik 'oPiolis Aeltr..ltigio„ . . z Mut..,,he - sklieil a 1aer..96:7- ~ W hat waS . 4ll*Atkelfs" einitir - qtr. ilciyie, , aie,l3,; -••••, : • • ~ They came 4nothoilimigpeetio, in. which thorn!'wits n'et,aille..tniedithe merebatir' s 00sitte.ntinee, lut4heit he did .I.obir at him.Ogaikt r .there was KOa. ssWI.PVI itinkOtrefision in the t itieS . sesinedlinost to de vildr his face,- thit r. iie 7 feli an assur , kt*A. that 14, Frazier .wfis..a . good maniooi4l:4 be a Wend other. . ": . In !Sit there for a little , while, l ,:kaid, Mr; Frazier, and , turning to his think, lie -Wrote a brief note, in whiciti-,wttli out perjnitting,the lad*i see Whg.t.he was doing,..he enclosed two or-three bank NUS- • ' • • 1 iTake this to your msither o f said, banding the notqvtatad. • _axid t ,"gdg. 8 di 008, sir; 6 40 1 00 t • 9,; . / 111 '1 At AtneariP.6.4* : ?Or •IXturf s shati. , have. 41. AOOO me" where Yfiftr - tACNCI;••: ••ait l ifl . _ 'Very! *At' • lir. "rater noted down the ifeireet'and number. And now taki thaf.note . to ipetber? " The inoniblint did pot 'resulte hie newspsfer After the lad departed:— Tie basiiest.;-all interest i. 13 -its con tents. Yor a Iditg ti we he sat With his hands shading. Waleco, so4tint no °-4 ,6 saw"-'P I ' fOrerst*: a,f - %oke4 to 44 As. 7 - 1 0 "MrS4 1 t; 114 qultiettit'ootqintof ,ninArittiter est in iseinio. -7 1'fie 7ka,no - ..4* MIA •- is pet ' • - tb‘f- irattO 0 • WstiCoo marf!4" Wft-itoto Welk ners:ask,ol.fLO, P.svitts ,AWlggiTtgy k.febl 4.4/W 32"", -antiviered: - Baron) Ida nagAtL:Aute Mr: Frazier: 1eft.1440 estfOril - ki '0;434 home:,fiVi;he opened the dc* otAie dwellfn& tha. dit3llrjOect , j4go: Act' 'laitebilf . ge::ol . : ohi4 - o';eauri-wg - fin'tinpleaaiint,ahoole ,Went4up .faire with-two In- three - long atriciak enteiced..tbTiYi;*rsy from Milk:1(141a . oriels • • • •f• • • What is , the - Mattek, • (bonne lie saia, ihCweeper in his arms. cty) t it ails tikk )ittle lifiggy q30h,.. papa 14ilesia1 iotihetittivehildi -oliiigirtg to hie neck:tan< Wet face elose to hia. 'Jane,' •said 4 / I k. Frazier, looking at the•' - iiiirse,. mit; ilipe4ing with , some sternness 9' 1t Muggy k;i7yiug inAlkicizianlyer-1" The girl Jookei - .1 -excited, but pale. 5 ,§.W. 1 • 3 was • hdr an. swer; • -•;:t , No, , pat* 1 '-.l:4l,Pn't: „ §ean nauel *atttlt t e .4114 iltdigOerktly. !r... aid n't lekante -stiej9gAllien sAfn4 he pined me an ;sapped me lo lart; papa!' And the child!s wail rung Again, and she clung to his neck, sobbing. eas - she ever pinched and slapped, you before ?' asked the fither. 'She does it most . . every day,' an .swered the litth3 Why haven't yenilold mat' - sheNtibrbiar: nie nit of the wiMiow,"ir I tole 47,1 dear, co, deur, don't let her do it, pape, r • ••• ' 44'13 a lie,' exclaitned the name, pas, .` 'Jnst-look at my poor leg, papa:'— ,The child . -said this in a.lushed. Whis epr, with, hey 'lip% _ close to. her per, ear: • • . . Mr. Frinier sat . dovin , and baring _ . the cliild.'s leg-to:the hip. saw that it. was aosfetitit with blue tin& greenidh fip9S44 - all ab0v0.1.148 4there wore dot less 4:lian `cl.4en of these did - gar , leg=end marred: iiiiittoined - ' the other leglynd in the Bantle tion. .• loved 'tli*:6ll wit4,a.. deep ; teiiderneas; :Blie•Aafs-4113,A1l '' . .,4ol.;;;thOt . hoit7 be tw Oen ned hiinsolfiliere had never-beau 'any sympathy; vies :two years beforek and . sin •ii is .protiiikta darlin I .o , .**Pdoe: e!a -of hired . Eva; ; over whose conduct it IV.lfi4.o.iao siblefor•him to have any righ t seitatioti: • Ile . hied • often 'feared tint. liagg l y.,4vee,Legleeted-Often troubled on her:aocouiiiiiiia olati sot vilielty like • thi ; 11'0er came frite.4lis• • Mr: was profotkO4lY..=; din tuibed beg, even ins' his paseien. be ?yds ..• •••,-.:•••'• • heeaid sterilly;:ot What you toJeave• the Iniatre Immediately !' Mr. Frazier•H- 7 ' .. • •." • tlelidet . : ';gfv - ElhoW ed. .lii. self so Wet; • Pressed atteranto" of tlie;:it . iii4l.,-;: . that . .:and-left • . - thi - statt4it 'See that: 41t:471600.. t4Ei • bckeee •otieer Tbitve44o . l4.tigesr tor. :Send she...4oty *l6 it. taken. ..);fPzig; 0:10.9; • , 99. 1 UW.fpallit Atiii . ; -the waiter left''h~,;,rcioln, Mr :J40 . 41i4Autit . 4.4 -- ,61114...t1ekter to in', 4.44 1446i - Fi:040.:1144.,.tgW1 , 14 lin -711- tipanig . .wife a*:014i.,044.4.1te: . , • - . -liii•siqOalt;•:bittfiklitaibb-r eat a pale ! "OwAt-faced; •'looking woman i eadii g•a lotter'w.liffit hat just been .left for tret.-by.l.trovoittimp: . . ' . 441 tiodt she fin. '• brown ••eiee.xVeitelittext. 7 iipwiw . d.. -,41i lijoke4 00y ebe..inuptiured;• 'but the 4141.3P-#0111 : : . A - light, step.. Noe - op --the tickfitC•andithe der<it:telts• -puebed. bee , • • obbailee; cleiiir • - • • • • • -exulted. • 41 1 nk going.t.i6,get a place, mother `he - cried to her, the mon:tent his 'het yore inside the deer.' .The intla'xv.ornaii.'siiiiled 'and :bola out.,hor band:to her boy. .#e came quickly to her ate. - ' • • . `l'hefejs.n.t l .btrbesA4y for .yott• get ting a place. DOW, , C)larlel). ge'bticji to ,En &Ad.' " - . , 'Oh ; motiter r The bofa face was ' all -agloArzwitk. sunbefims. • 'Here is o,,lettor from a sentleman aNew lork,wrbo.says tbSt AO is di i-eded ViltoP. to 'pay ouY'RE.E$B2g.Se to England, 'if Avg will 'return.: %die goOd, , Let us be thtinkfulr - , • , - . Charleti . now drew from bis ...pocket the note which-Mr.'iiinior-barf. given. biro, apft.tianded -;.UPW'Adke.Prethieett !gemecapmect,4.old me' to give. it to The wolah:broke thee4,l. There wore three,bank bills, of ten .43 - ollars each, en olose•;I, anii,thie brief sentence .Written the:sheet Oft::sraPer— =-• SC4OII sent '. -yifruc altrne . friend, Take •Lerliira'eame to me to.niorrOW.' • !Who gave you. tilleatliksi ;caked.— .gferpate face wag OS114; warm wit, sudden excitement. • tiOn't know "elikoiatiimitt gll,g ma sr'*twirea to , 4tedi 4f ,didn't want ok,box,and..at• last came to the one •46ibre4lioseritleman was who sent '.• .Int„tpra Ho spoke roughly to then called we back 'aiisl4l•l4o4W,irbe I W 403 Awl Acmt tkrtaitaikil .4 . told him yOur, name, .smiltrow 4 bad died, and you MIME El w - • . NO 004. ME • w q l : a.: ...l nAt.' a good while , and'diiiitiiii.inythi•- . ; and ther he itiotii tliiresitB ; and f i g. me he would rtlne.l4 place. lie *es a kind look ing,ilki9git he did .81mitik roughly at `,first::.'..- t.„ • . A -v . ''Did. no, 941, whatprae was on the Emu ..: ~• •. Ai ts,, : , r,.:lo.e,..thought ttr,:lit•oli,! replied the bolt: 4 01 Wad so glOl vtiein, 1 came ,ftwayi: iflist tcan g!..liotraight to the lace?< , :' , - -.- - it = mi k - I *ll write the Olema n a note, *thlniFiiig Ilia for kindness, and 'yeit - iit . ."4,k„e ,it tn tl in the morn •llnk' - ,c*light ' it': mikes my heart ekatfy , . new' that wd4tre going " : bank Ao . ci - ..gan • ,18 good to us, ' saiSis t a. Gad • *Yf,§P4O , ; l- v 431 :1 1 1. 1 4 , be obedieot and thank • justielitlile beforroe evening twi light:fat,*cid _came kip to the woman Chat a geittliwanhadicialled andwish ed to see her*•;,:' • , • ... 'fro anclifp.lfto is, Charleta' she said .*Alan'to*-.:!.* Y. : .f.M .. .. 'Oh, - kii6theig-, I '.. ' tie ..g en tie man , veho 'se n t - ifiir . :* to !' gicilaimed fihades, .... , : tvitivr,mi c i g tiate - qcioldr. 4 :- , 0 ,- "Nvuntirtove'r you. Can he come up.r i. There mt . *. tfie.. haskit' gialice of A woman's eyes aroUnd•the room.to see 4 everything was in order, , then a • eivilight-Changes.iaattire... - 'Ask him to come npi my n r p,' 'she said, 'and, Charles ..urytt .. do . in stairs- A man's" firm tread approdehoil the door. ft was opened ; and 'the" boy's niotherand the boy'srieW-found friend looted into. each ether's faces. • - - ‘Ol, Edward? felt from her lips, in a 'quick, suriniiped Voice; and She start ed from her chair,, and stood strongly agitated, liet`ore : him. Eig,,dvanced, not until "he haetaken her hand. - • ' , 'Florence,_ -I never thought to see you thus! ftik.sphiit. in a calm, kind, evenly. modulated:VOice, but - her ears were.,finelydnongh °horded . ti).,'per ceite the deepemotiOn .. that lay be neath, Re" tiqid it, looking down in. tO, - the dirk, Soft, tender brown eyes. .7%ocl:think...Opt* is a-'provideneo in our:,Mesting,'• he added. - They sat ,Ocmil Anil:talked - long to.' gether_tallfea:of the. tin:lee - gone by, and of the causes that separated , thou), iyfillo their hearts boat only for .eatfh' other--of the weary years that Mit' maiiied for both of them since than-:--' of the actual present in their lives: '• • „ have a rnotherlesa-child; as last--Ja tendar aittlo thing that love, and toAitk.l. find her body. purr ple with irrnisf4.fgom the cruel hand a SeiVintEfiterence, will you be a mo,ther . W.Abait4)3l4.ld-r.XO have a noble lathiklegs; let me be to him ..-er tither norenet, there has been a -- .great .void" • in: our lives. .A dark and NEI paBBo.lo 'river has flowed between us for years. But we stand, at-last, together, and if the old 14;fills your heart us it fills mine, there - ate..golden days for .us in the future., , Atid td. ladv _,so _pronto... ..4e lady . ank .11er4onjgd 'pot do.' Mole-tO England, Itlitlp,apsp - ,d_to the inerdhantli;ntately iyestflence, 'she becoming its *stress, and he finding a home_ thire's.and a . trap! father than • the one lie 'had, in the nathe• • .tlllit , -*941, 1 /1 3 you liave opportn iiitz: wee,.l . oiefote the-lad'e ‘ l llsrl*ton,:to thom*elint,lad-this injpnetion, peen urg; ~-.lolothearing, by ~4- n s,nlogno9t , heri;;: the wordtt'nsiniki4 initboughtiled•him to callback the boz o nfter,his,g - 60,a1m0t4 mot4 Unkind . repelso. .. ArAtlikellitreß.likti.lit?!.igh to ~ of. the in_ cidentrgterwards, )cnd. - viall event on which such I)fii;ol4e;iseue ' hung, lost - -OetnillinA v itt 'Veit , of ltilignight c :hafin .InstiA ; lo4,--I , hat ifiißortlinttlyrofr :doing good been neglected. • „ PIO- OARS. IN. :109 . WON DU N. , . The „ following is the altAteitkent of a itta40 . 14%,' Who was' Confinp t it, fig five YeitittlyEnropean duogeone.!, - di - I:Aged' in Genoa froth.' sto n somewhere in 18541iipd, was z wishing to. see ; tge . ,Sonth - lialy,Oaveled till came. spar liriterhY ? It:101 a is e ttellatil .tionellii . ot in' go pcs . liz Eonli .11,pt *I” still peiseiristed jitention. of doing:sofirlien rsilicratre:lite‘sti not having a p*spOrt,.mcd curried:to tho Eternal giti, where I wp4.4oliced in the Oareett3 itatisfied With• the report whicili:rgate of my self, l was torturod'fibi thieb months p?..11c010ws: My hands apd,arins were together; and 4,114‘ . .1 3.3 i ropes tied round . art'pf t he arms, they were driiikti'imek, till.any breast 09trude4 'and "my ..- bones sounded "cricla crickl": There was another , s peciet torfilent" . .praotinad i ne, : which.*fialibp--At night while sleeping, tbif door wag - secretly open n buckets - ' of iv ate nwe re thrown -osier-14 body. HoW I survived it I *riot tell; 0;k) keepers were aston iPhedk and`eiti&they had never kJ Pilch: an iniita4ce. “But your7lit 'neter'ietroinitl;a3ive," said the parole I replied that I 'net* er expented•Air :do so, and prayed 'tor the ppgallfzileath to coiner, The worst toilifrimg all, however, was the prisouitselgAloons into whiqh•a few rays:Of lighttiptrimgled from . „phoye, and. the stenlib i foriihich- , for. A.:44 , as ut oi try the jaitsrtf as 11,-,11.0tY--,•was] .ae.bad as, cleanti ROF Attrtte , ~. months tUffered thuig**t,.eniuvrithout any reason being-eren, I,wss sent. Off to 'Naples; was Pieced first in the Vica-i ria, and afterwards , in San Francisco, hi a ernpll close.momovhere !have been detained for fair year/3,14nd a half vl. - Scie finestikned on several oc canione?_anot, titlastriefaieil to answer, saying` tbatil .trrseentont_already• knjoit:l4444 " v tA 0 1;k;Ii10. wolf unitOuirAtid illegally. cionfbied, and nothinrshetild compel me to..otter GEONS WWI • ttbilitistr _, .7 PAPER FORTOWArtt. awftTigt• TECI'BINTED AND YIIBLIF trb IngEgax .• . . .By IMF. BRBFkilf,. • id Story er Yunck's New. iinfidint,"'Dirmtiatt, At and Fi ft y Cenci AtiP.-Azvzosiesiazins inserted at iiie.thrna i _ r stft The friends of the establishruent, and t rib& war lay are respectfully 'solicited to eenifin' ere. Wit - MANDRILLS Piinted at an horiri'llioildir. RATES OP•posuqg. , In Lebanon County, postage free. • \ In Peratisylvanis, 94 of Lebanon counti,,BU cents pee, quarter, or 13 cents a.year. Out of•this Strit,e,l34 ets. per quarter '<sr 26;sta..a year If the postage is nut paid i u advance, Atespari . • another. woyd. On another occasion I was called t derefahmetiii3/3 1. .the di rector of police, 'whb inrerrogated me. 1 appealed against my sufferings, and all the reply Ireceivecrwnii" Va bens/ Va bene from a Christian.' man to one suffering as I *Taal • Iliavel.been asked to send a suiptica for my fiber tiooo batpz,,invariable answer was "I will a i d first; nevezmilirl.ashiany thing of - this Governmeet''' .Urchen first - I 'arrived here I had little mod which fora short time procured me better food than the prison fare, arid then by degrees I sold my clothes. At - last I !mist at times, .ray black tread tb haVjra little salt to sprinkle -over my bealia; and sometimes to pro cure. some incense to reihwa.the kat rh:Fstericlt'of,/ny prison.. 'Airfor titibr viitpuses of cleiriliti. It Waiiiever supplied me ; and:rarthat I 'weld do was to dip - 'onu of my eons _rags in a jug of drinking water and wash some potions of my body.— 'During the day I could repose,but at night I. was covered with black bee tle, fl eas,and every conceivable spieci of vermin: JjeatiA.ihn 'anittred Bud'' ' :11 but it never site. • "My.elothes . we're at last so reduc ed that•l was all but naked, and so I have passed four summers and win. paslnaktp and down a narrow charnbet. will show you my prl. son dress,' sliidhe, and going oat to returned in a fc* Minutes,. - It-might have stood as - a model (di' Lazard* risen froin - the tomb. TheloWer part of his body was covered with it thin pair of brown drawers, nothing more; on his feet were a pair of shoeslvitb the soles and upper leather, all iu holes. Ile had no shirt, but over the upper patt of his body was thrown rag something like a coarse kitchen towel, one corner of which had placed on his head, - and as the Wag elfin locks, which had hot bia4. 4 loit for many yetire, Ming . down,Tkr below his shouldariLliaapinairdd' 11 / 0 1iC. like a brute beast than a Christian s marr. 'See this rag,' saki he, 'heir' have botched it! T was my drop,. and" so clad I paced up!lifid down my den: 'When I heard of .his state, said the Arenafe----whoite natniiitoudd Ohm. ored—q sent hita.isorae 41 4 :4 1 1e5 ! oth• fgwise he could not hava:left Ob.; and when he ente'red:l4,,,bionae thoaghk i l had neverwitiiestaAelieb • 31Se i .wo .st i ffOriiid by two pertons, for lath could. walk, ,and, stared abont exclaiming, 'Where Ile was evidently if:pet. lie ' somewhat recovered tn eppearlince, but his eyes are stilt half closed; as though unaccustomed to :fight,_and the indications of sufferip*, me; nn raistable. 'You were ititotiiehe'd what you have seen,' said fiend who was with me, 'and yet; in the Vi. Carla I have seen hundreds of such sights." PAATS., PALL - 7ASELIONS. • G0y..., 7 . 4 • • Tint, red, shirts of:thaMetorioits ii vaders of Italy have been adoptettby the populace there, and even here, in Paris ' estranger might fanny that the female portion of ourinlabitantabad been transformed' into devoted , . adhe, rents to:the Red Republic,.o. preva lent is-the •flaming ; color In all articles of dress. The autumn mantels and paletots of a soft grey woolen mate rial are bordered with-red .or scarlet. The large, pelerines, in the. Telma ittjie Which' will bit 144- IVOrn, by chiltli•ea and young ladies, tire alsß decorated with red trimmings : We see robes of grey mozambique,a new material more substantial than gren adine are composed of a plain skirt; and - close, Atting, jacket . ).•hoth ar,i„iximid• round the 'edges and deco. , rated 'with hed silk. If the American devotees to fashion desire to resenlble their transatlantic sisters they must Introduce. the various shades '- of* red Into all: articles_ of drees. The an tumnal bolipets are made ,cif becom ing mixture of straw, black lace, and red or scarlet flowers. When flowe.rs #'*lll not introduced, red velvet ribbon§ aecempanythe black lace. Theshape of bonnet§ continue to come very for ward on the head; the curtains are nano-war and not much ornamented; soft' crOWns'arethe isieya.ping :mode, Blaek "cash rn ere %hawk(' add scarfs, as well - as all otlw f4ilvik, of autum; nal trappings, will be truartiO r with the recherche, Carnhrai, Larna,o7Crui pure laces; • These laces being; more solid and _much loss costly.. than the Chantilly web, although eanalls gent, are better adapted. as ;decora tions for hew" materials. HEADED' OFF Birgl'B'3in - try,: . • A distinguished -candidate ~for an office of high .tfulit'in acittigtifia Statoi who is . "npio a thing: or two," and has a keen appretiation of. live beau tyothen about `set off on an elegp toneeting493mncaantier, said to his wife, who was to Ikasompany him for pr 1. , • . ream) . ria : ,„ . , ~., ;', y dear, inasmuch fie 'this election s conaplicatedi..•ond . the canvass close, I am anxious to leave nothing un4tiileiblit VroPlO'PraPae my pop. .ulttrity; and so I have thought it wotiltii be a good plan for me to kiss a nuitibitr,of the handsomest girls in over,, :place . may be honorect witiill,- publiatlvelticLi, Tiontt you ihinlethat woillikbe 40,,giioiI idea?" . "Oapital," enlaliced - tht , ..tlevoted ;Wife; "and to - • " ' our electioti„it 9 111 P thhlgrvOite l : 9 'rerAisfiittg the( uil e‘ bandtoniest7girA 'wi i ds an aqua; .nuitf :tZ nitaliz elf Alkit;,:hitudsomest young ~,- :' ' :::::.• Vihithitinkiitslied candidate, We be. irgo7 4 ', l 3as f 1 47 eilibb, lifh - ATE4 V ttOt pleating means ofVoptUti ti A person oonapWimaricilir., tiavini beau insulted by on"''.'irho willed b 'la locrundrel. "454".iiipliedikwa, "and aqua. aid I iblvesal him 2" - . "Will. * walla, "1 otaid him :0. lobundrai Um." "Well," taiumed Franklis,"T praaania you both spoke the truth." =I
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