,1 1
Ids 415 t_tnititg,
MOP clik l ar pr t 4 M9T h ri;illi=i.
ADVEICTI - BU - f)IFFI* L3KBANON, PENN A
Tao establishment la noir stuyplied with an extensive
iwortme nt of JOB I"if Pi t whiall - will be increased as the
patronage demands. II can now turn out Dattrroo, of
every daseriptlon, in a neat toil expeditions manner—
and on Yet?~ reasonable tenni. inch as
Pamphlets, Cheeks,
puniness Cards, Handbills,
Circulars, Labels,
Birk Headings, Illanks
Programmes, 4ills of Pars,
Invitations, Tickets. ke.,
Si" Daus of ail kinorpCornmoo and Judgment BoNna.
&thnoit JUnifeeet, Cannabis.' and other BLANKS, printed
IporreothigAlt neatly on the beet paper, constantly kept
10* OW et tbit office, at prices "to suit the times."
*IV Subscription price of the LEBANON ADVERTISER
Sank IkfilEth and a Half a Year.
-Address, Wm. M. flassun, Lebanon, Pa.
EMEZEM
flnellituoiness Wens
YOB. ANNT
Athus business Room in 8. J. ElNlee new banding,
two doors east of the Beck petal, near the Wirt
lso. Inquire of S. J. STINE
Lebanon, Nor. 30, 1859.
FOR RENT.
AFINE 111.1.9INESirltbdki, seta.% for a hardware
or clothing Store or any other kind of business,
near the corner of Cumberland.aml Plank Road streets
lately occupied by 11:8. Deadens's Cabinet Ware, is of
fbred for tent by tha Ilirdnridgneti•
Possession of tbe above given at any time. Apply to
Lebanon, Jah.2ll, letKr, JOIIN B. ItADOEI.
Private Salle. ,
subscriber offers at Private Sale his new two
story brieh•DWELIING ROUSH, sittinted Elise
bethStreet, Lebanon, Pm The House tell • •
ify 213 feet, has 2 rooms on the drat floor •
and Son the second. The other improve
meats
meats are a good WASH-MOUSE, Rake.
oven, Cistern and Garden. The Lotto MN 1 : 11
by 66 Mt. Tbo above property is a ll new
and in a good condition, and will be sold on easy terms.
Possession will be given on the Ist day of April, 1860.
Apply to J.H. - PhotogrOher.
Lobanon t Aug. 6,1/169,-tf. •
.*
100 r Salt 41# - Itleins
~NEW BRICK HOitSES and ONN TAMER'. A Dom
ble TWO STORY BRICK ROUSE on the corner of
Centre and Chesnut Streets, not quite finished,
sad a SINGLE TWO STORY BRICK, on Chest- g
not Street now occupied by John Krick. and a
Mine 1 34 Story la - North Lebanon, near John
Arnold, are offered at Private Sole, and will be sold
Cheap and upon . easy- terms. Possession ;lived of the
two Brick In ABgbet next, by SIMON J. STINE.
Lebatton,Jnna 20,-1889.
Private Sale.
Subecritter offers at private rale all that °certain
I farm or leant of land, situate partly in Plaegrove
township, Schuylkill county, and partly In Bethel town
ship, Lebanon county, bounded by landed' Eck
en and Guilford, Benjamin Arrlgg, Daniel tot
Doubert end others, containing one hundred and
tOrli-eight sores and a quarter, with the/11par
Sentenced, consisting of a two story log dwelling-. Intele
(weather boarded) a 134..t0ry log dwelling house, a ow
bank barn, other eutt-Waildings, an d& new MAW power
saw OIL for tern's, kc.,
Wtrill b MAI e easy,, A Apply t. to
0. . ONLINm -
Meg-roes, April 20, 11469.-tl.• _ • 1 •
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•
VALUART.JE. BOROIJOB PROPERTY AT
POIVATE SAGE.
/FUR subaribers offers at Private Bale, the following
L Real Estate, Situate 'on Mulberry street, in the
borough_or Lebanon, viz
A PART FAR OR PIECE OF (OUND, front
airip 28 feet 8 inches en said Mulberay street, and
nning back to an alloy. on which to erected a
001/ BRION . HOUSE, •
21 by 48" feet 111181Poding s two-story nok.4ufiding n ith
neeessary Via house is tutke4 in the
tot style add the location is -A very,pleuesut ono. It
will be suld , sp. easy terms. For particulers apply to
Lebithon' Aug: 15,18159. D.. B..LI.AM)tOND.
. .
For - Rent;
uIIetLITIPITI , and large -b, tiding in -Cumberland
-Street, the most popular, burinesa piece in the
r.
Borough of Lebanon. rho front house con
.. Mining a large Store reent,.by-room an cellist;
ll a large • Basement, by•room and caller; fire
I rooms on the Second. and Ate rooms on the
t story, and a large garret and cellars
Also a heck building. Kitchen, Shed, de., ke. as a
f, t dwell Keg for a family, with one of the best grow
lug gardens in the borough.
Of the Store Room, Ilaseb•geht Boom. and the rooms
on the third storr, possession can he ftritnedlately glv.
en 1 but of the whole property. Or 10 parte. ea it may
cult, on the Brat of April next. WILLIAM AULT.
Yet-further Information please inqulreof thp owner or
Lebarooni Sept. 6,1880. 3. C KEISNEK.
.
.
OittilLots at Private Sale;
WILL be eold at Private Sale,
8 AOR.EB OF LAND,
situated In Long Lane, near the borough liuo, in Corn
well towttehtp. It adjoins the lenti-of Widow Fulmer,
ori the l'ilorth, te . A thins and Joint Krause on the Mist.
There Is a one story LOG weethar boarded,
erected on the lend, end a good SVItI.,I, le the garden.—
The lend has fine stone* for gnitrelett, VAN tract
ratite tetileo home for e
Vt. Its free from OroUnd ,G
oolfedt title van bn
given. ADA Itrttl ts Mt.
N. B.—Thle tract is now covered with' fine grass, half
of which will be given to the pnrctutser.
Lebanon, June 18, 1860.
North Lebanon' Steam Mill.
tints NOBTII LI9DANON - 104 ,, A81 MILL Tilt be of.
ji AVOW for RUNT, by Pabl*Outery. on
Saturday, the Ist day Mr../Nosmber, next.
et 2 o'clock, P. MI" ae the Public Home
1111160f...1. L. BAT 2, If not sold before that
doe.
:at Liza; The 31111 Is la good running order,
NV It h two pair of Burr Flour Stonoe,
an one eof Chop Stones, and la 60 by 40 feet In
size. /t L loaded 1n North Lebanon, on the. Union
Canal. sir The 3.1111 will bo rooted from Aptil 1, 1861,
Tor one year. DAVID L.. LIGHT, Presldoot.
North Lebanon r tober 31, 1880.: •
VALUABLE BOROUGII PROPERTY
• • AT PtiBLIC SALE.
Tenyi subscribers will soil at Public Sale on Atonday,
the 100 of .Decensber, l B 6o , at the Public ifbuse of
dry D. Carmany. in Lebanon, the following real es
tate,' Its :
A- C umb erla nd Olt PIEON ON GROUND ng 26
feet 00 street, corner of PJgeon Alley,run
ni • b ok 106 feat to Jail Alley, an which is emitted a
;f WO STORY BItI011.1101)8B, 26 by 40. fast,
J O
itleititting . Ili two story back-building with all
maceseary but buildings, Summer-kitchen with
lfakeoven a two story frame Shop or Stable ,
y, de., 4c., a ' WELL with nover•failltag excellent
we or, and a. CISTERN with pump. '
The house is finialied IA the bort style, contains 11
Dooms, and a large Entry — the principal noms papered
and 1171 with Ons.
n
o Pfain a good state of cultivation, has a 111X1-
'sty of 1:11T TUNES, VINES, aIIItIJOS, Ac., do.
sr. Tbis property would suit a farmer who wishes
to quit terming and more Into town, no it is bitu ated on
the principal street, the corner of an alloy, well MVPS-
Bible ft oar all direebions.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. It, when terms
will be made known by Relienetoin liros.
N. IL—This property can be parcbmied at Private
Bale at any Ame before the 10th of December by IW
laileg to PASZENSTIIN TIROS. ,
or, 14;1860. Opposite the Court IfoUse.
SHAWLS SHAWLS
Wolin Long Shawls, ,
Brooha squarelbawls,
Blanket Long Shawls, ,
Blanket square Shwls,
Mourning Long Shawls,
• Mourning milers Shals,
Memos' Long Shawls,
Misses' square Shawls,
Alen Bente , heavy Shawls,
Jul received and lollinfrvery cheep at the New Store
of W. K. k J. =KRIM
Lebanon, October 10,1860.
Copper-Smith Removal!
iTIM nn enigma baa REMOYED his COPPER
. ~sior and BRASS WOREINO BUSINESS to
ket Street, the second door/ram Strickler'{ MTV, wbere
'BM be bappy to see all hte old friends and custom
tra whore be has increased facilities for attending
ttv We departments of his business.
MOW attention given to RZPAIRINCI.
Alt Wen thankfully received and promptly attended
to, J OEWILNEI IL SE'PEREIN,
rstreistith and Brasstoorker.
Labanoni March 1, 1 . ..._....__._ _ .
xLIJAttLOPIOACIAIL,JOaff 6.0 AUL ...JACOB GABEL
E B N 0 N
Door and Snell" DXanirlctory.
Located on the Sreata i/fouse Poaceptear,Omes/Acrianzi
area, Oast Zehatims.
TIM undersigned respectfully in
-1.1,.141141 form the public - In general, th at they
PR hare added largely to their trmer cetab
•., llsbmbot, and also have an klnris of the
. . latest and beet improved MAOILINZRY
tl e • tate u full operation, such fie
WOODWORTH'S FI,OOR.I . NIi r ,
for conducting the gonorul businotts for • "
Planing, Scrolla, Sawing, 4v., 4 0 .1
eajfttsd the experience Required by.ll. LorinAOLl and'. 0•
MAE daring their connection with the Deer. Bask an d
uppber Track, for • number of years past affords f•ll
' solstice of their ability, In connection with J . 0484 td
ingest stock suitable to the wants of the Poor end Sash
trashiest as this State.
%boy WV Offer to Mechanics and Farmers generally
ritWifilosuble tennis, a judiciously Resorted stock.ot
, , Ae., from the best Lumber munntkatoried
to the , gh MK! tte, feeling confident that• their eximrtment to
not to lareseelkall by , any other estithliehment in the
Sate in race to exaotness In site, quality or finish, end
is osloulated re affori thorough sad/Action to all those
who may firing the Undersigned with their custom.
The fonottrias het comprises the !mann articles of
stock on
Doors, cotali Pash, of all sloes;
Boor Promos, fuf brlefk and Architrave.;
from, houses ; Casings, from 8 to 8 in.;
Window Frarnea, for trick Surbees;
and frame hodees; • Bhutto: o i of all slice;
All kinds of Mosthitrugsi Ithncia. of aft sloes;
0. 0. Spring llonitUng, °fall time ; 'Wash-boards.
LONCIA4I3ATINL A BROT/IFIR.
P. B—Pianing, Sousing, 41.11011PPUP doll* to these
ornivhing the Lumber. (Lebanon, July 16,1.1.
i 11114 ,i
1141214. LY OP JONFSTQW-as. Vie AN Q COUNT Y,
rirould respectfully infortd Data Mend*, and *be pub.
that tgr hey connected titTneelt !J r Lt ia . w/14
In
th TO AMC% SNUB/AND A. 1034 B
o. 18E1 North Third Street, 'Phila.
*woo he Will bied to rewire dawning, as NMI
Nell it rates that Iwo". v a tbrwit
Pllllndetptda, July 12, 1680,
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..TlTeturatiliture Sibire.
lI : AMU/30N WINDOWS would remmettully Ise
form the peill • e-that. he bas removed opposite
Cum, okt place, a few dears islet of Bowman ' s Hotel, on Cum , .
ilerialtd• Street, . where he will keep_ the largest, finest,'
and cheapest assortment of YURNLWRE ever offered in
Lebanon. Hie stock consists of all kinds of Padua end
Columon.Purnitime which be will sell lower
than the like can lie bought at any other
place in Lebanon.
Be biss on hand a leximassortment of Sofas,
Tete...tete/4 Lonnvss Cesare, Pier, Card and other Ta
-I,,L,Les' 11.he„t Not H*t ' Racks; ay. Also a large and cheap
'*""n Gane-iiat, 11112 i common Chairs, Settees,
Bedsteads, and a lot of cheap Mattresses. Also, Looking
Oirtesesi - --anilt, Rosewood and Mahogany—l/err theep.
Venetian BUD* Garriages, Gigs and Hobby Horses, far
children.
11:0.. Particular attention paid to UNDERPAHING.—
He has provided - himself with the FINEST HEAUSErN
LEBANON, anlvvill make Collins and attend Funerals,
at the shortest Patine and most reasonable terms.. •
Lebanon, ...bee 28" 1859.
OWENILAITBACIIPS_'
New Cabinet, Ware Rooms and Chair
• - • Mantactory.
3ftrkel St, 3d doOr north of the L. Vailey Railroad.
Largest Ka.trafuctory and Beat Assortinant of .
FVB,INETITBE and CHAERS, in the county - .
TITS phblin L tespectfulli request-
ed to beer itmind that nt these
Ware Booms wilt,be found the beet
assortment of FASHIONABLE and HAND
sons FURNITUEIIe end CHAIRS. Persons . In want of
any kind wont( big call and examine hle stock before
Flog ellittikhore. Which (befog all 4,1" . 1tb5. own
)liiletriOtentrtaMs better
to
PnOlid,,A Wk.
ace . Pike! will be igietcalhatt tit-any-other place,
either in the Borough or county of LebanOri.
All orders promptly it amide(' to, end speedily exec,
till at the lowest prices.
All persons purchasing Furcate's; from him will be
accommodanall by haring it deltveri4 to them," to any
part of the county, TRIM Or mraaoiti- and without the
least:lnjury, as he boa procured oneof the best mull
ionedfurniture wagon, Espee4allyjOr that purpose.
Sol- COFFINS made to order, 24 fttnerals atteinded
at the shortest notice. ELabsstootSept.l4, 1860:
NEW CABINET Afl) CHAIR
.
MANUFA("TORY.
rinFiß subscriber respectfully infOrmiLtbe public that
1. ho bas the largest and beet assortment of FURNI
TURE end CUAIRS, ever offered to the public of Leb.
anon county. Lie has on band at hie Cabinet:Warp.
roOros t in North Lebanon Brieough. neatly opposite
Zetler a hotel. and a few Aoors south of Murder's, a
Vgassortment of good, substantial and Surhiona
or, Cottage and Otisuaber FURNITURE, eon
.lllsdaßgor SOFAS, TETE.A.TETES, LOUNGES: WrIAT
„ . ROTS. Parlor, Centre, Pier, Card and Common
at
TABLES; Dressing pod Cornmon BUREAU&
Bedsteads, Work-Stands, Wash-Stinde ' and
Kitchen Furniture of all kinds . * Al so, a
large and elegaut variety of Barircu BACK ' Bram
Sasten CHAIRS, Common Spring Seated - CuAnss; all
kinds of Spring Seated ROCKERS. Also, Windsor,
Cone-Seated, and Common CUAIRS and ItOCKRRS of
every description.
..- All Goods sold LOW and WARRANTED to give
satlshestion
Persons desirous of knowing the eharacter of the
goods here offered for sale, can be fully Satisfied of their
durability by reference to those fitn4l6om l ...be has man
ufactured or to whom sold. ••••• . .
Old Furniture and Chain aIIOATIOD and YAK-
N. B.—COFFINS mado atilt *IINEICALS attended at
the shorten notim. - JOSSMNOW MAN.
North Lebanon, September 10, 1800.
Farmers and others Take'Notice.
TRH undersigned having pwrchesed the entire
'eatahlishMent of A. MAJOR & BROTHER,
will tonnalltetnre and Itecmon band a Tory general as
sortment of MA iIIIINERT 143- it 'AMIN it
I MPLE
..MVITS, embraalng Impel? HORSE Powers
attiFtlirfellblitihray,ftelier Threshers,
Morgan's Independent ateet.tylfir Todt Woke RAKE;
liinmuta.a Patent Fodder, Maw and flay CUTTER: Cast
Iron Field Roller., Grain Fano, Ilay Elevators, Clover
Italians, Corn-aballers, by band or power, Corn Ploughs
and Planters, fjoltivators, Ac., with a vnrioty of the
boat PLOUGHS in nee, Ika.
All of the above Xaoihnoa are of the latest and best
Improvemenhi., mid areall warranted to glscantlsiaction.
Metier of all kinds muds to order.
and at short notice. He also manufacturos STEAM EN-
GlNES.)lllloeariug,Mutftlug, and Mill work In general.
and pays particular attention to Repairing Engines and
blatbinery of all kinds.
invites ail tk call and exam's the work at the Ma
chino Shop; ou STKIIKT, Lebanon.
Jur All ordain' of cerumnulcations by mail will be
protaptly attended to.. D. M. KARMANY.
Lebanon, hetiation Co., Pa:
f..abanon, An at. 8,1860.
NOTICt.--'llllO O 11.06111t0d A. MAYOR A BROTHER
-my Agente L for thepurposii of carrying on.the above
baldness. - D. li, ICARMANY..
Lebanon, August 8, IBM
Read Read, Read.
•
CAIRO, Dutton, July 29th, 1880.
Keane. jourr 'Wmcow & Co. :—Your "Inspectine," or
"Persian Yavtv Charm," has dono wonders. I wets
Wholly despondent and wretched when I applied it; end
/a Atm hoar@ the chills were removed and no favor has
ensued. It la tbo.ahnplest cure Imaginable, and a won
der of nature or art. 1 would not be without this "In
/Teatime" a startle hour- By constantly wearing, it I
/ wan to be "ague proof." Yours Very Trtdy
WtOUT.
lifdptLE, A LAI3.IIIA, July 23d,1880.
Gantiratert :—I have been snatched from the -pare
by the applleatton.olowar wonderful ••Inspectlns," - oi.
"Per"lsu Paver. Chltige• For several years I have Ma
feted avevleavuton from fever and ague . Last:Spring I
my Ilia was threatened, but your remedy has diustrslyed
the dlaeaao, and Lam rapidly gaining an appetite and
stnitigth • - '
, • Respectfully, Yours,
D. N. BARRON.
•
Thr a .ttrif*.'weiuderful prevenlire and cure for.. 'Sorer
and J‘sruo anitßillfous. Wavers w ill be sent by nyyji, poet
paid; on receipt of one dollar . Also for safe at, all re.
spealble Druggist/ and Couutry &urea.
Prlueipal Depot and Manufactory. 188 Main St.. T
ea cit
moud,'V. Branch °Mee, Dank of Commerce Bulkllng,
Now !LOA,— Address
JOHN WILCOX & 00.
WO,
- •
LIE WIE BGER'S
ciiOTU MANUFACTORY%
fr for pant favors, the undersigned reopsct
-1 lnlli liAlfs7oZ.
Whorls the Public, that he crtntlnues to carry
on his m ono inatory in Bast Hanover township, Lebanon
Mionty, on as °stonily° a scale as ever. It is outlet:est*
ify f o r him to say more, than that the work will bottoms)
In the same EXOSILLTNT STYLE, which has made his
work and name eo well known in the surrounding coun-.:
try. Tie promises to do the work in tile shortest paint-
ble time. His Manufactory is in complete order, and he
flatters himself to ho ablo to render the name satisfaction
us heretofore. He nsikpuihotoree
Abroad artse•lYarrom Clotho, ClusineUs, Blankets, White
and other Fiartnelsi all in the best manner.
Ms situ cards Wool and makes Rolls. FOr the convo•
1111111011 of his Customers, Woo) sod 'Cloth will ho taken
In at the fallowing placeir,--at the stores of George 1
Plie, Looser & Brothers,
(leer heloceld, and a
the now 'Drag Store of Joseph L. Lineberger, near
the Market Goma, in the' bow? of Lebanon; at the
Store of Shirk & Long, in Nor of
at S. Gosh
ow.. Bethel township; - the public house of William
Rarest, Prederlcksburg ; at the - store of S. B. Bickel, In
Jotteetetrn; at the stare of Mr. Welriner, Bellevue ;
at the store of Martin Early, Palwyrw. at the shore of Mr.
Zimmerman, Bast Hanovir. Lebanon•county: All nut
dials will be taken away regenku-li, from-the above pla
ces, finished without delay, and returned again.
Thoi64 of his customers who wisfrfitockiug Wool card.
ed dyed and mixed, can lease the same, white, at the
above Caeutioned places, with .direotians how they wish
it prepared. fir his custotatim can order the Stocking
Wool to bo prepared from the Wool - of the undersigned,
Width will be done and left at the desired pieces.
N. B. It'is desired that thole havitki V O O l carded, will
pay trig Cash therefor; at then btri , l3 named places.
LYON LEMBERPEA.
. riot Hanover, Lebanon co
Ladies' One Prier Fancy For
Store!
VOlll l l T A It E IR A.
NollB ARCH st
tween 7th and Bth eta.
PetitaidelplitaAlacti of 8:
tiarket st 4 Importer
Ilistnollmtnrer of Rut
Dealer in all kinds of
• FANCY VRS.
Atirinrrernevedln my
lrcw Store, 718 Arch Bt.,
tail being now engaged
entirely in the Nan Vito.
how and &tie of Fancy
/errs, which In accord
anee with the ' , On,
Pries Prindpie," I haw
mark rd at 010 knout po
ail* • prices conaisn.!
with a reasonable profit
I wobid solhit a vieit '
either Ladies' or Math
my selection of those goods. satisfied. -
ability to please in avvry desired essential.
SIP Persona eta distance, who may end It inconve
nient to nail personalts. need only nem • the article
they wiab; together with the prime, and tnatntaloi i fir
anittng, and forward the order to my addras—mow7
socompisaykog--to insure s astishictory compliande. with
ustir witbei Angust 22,.1800-tin.
; (IF Iroll WA • T
kt..34llll3""lito=dthoat4lo6oBW°
ME
MIMIM1:1
LEBANON, PA.
.IVatiossiit .fft*se
,`NORTH Z. - CORNER oriquiiiitoadand Guilford Streets
NORTH LEBANON, PRNN'A.
TO :Ell POBLIO.
1101 All ye thltsty come and drink, for nice cool
thineral water, the choicest vintage, and the purest malt
liquors grace my bar. .ind . ye hungry Come and eat, as
tke table is loaded with Most substantial fare, and
the richest delicacies of the season crown my boaid—
Come man and beast; my house is always open to the
stranger and the friend„and ibrantmala the bestofpro.
vender, line stabling, and •attantivii bottlers, are ever
ready at my stables. . ' .
- Yours, ANON . .
North Lebanon, Sept.l4; LESSb .. HENRY BOLTZ.
LEDANON 0017 N T
STEAM 1 1 1GA.MING
. tBB/11{. & GJITTLI
nish kink, their mimeo, *flab".
4 ti 'cr.fß non -Coung s Zed, surroandhig Countlat.
4 a t =a that thoy are still In full optinakns, and
are prepared to do all kinds of
A ' ENTth WORKnyMACH RY
They have all the:DETEST IMPROVED MACHI
NERY, and Sol confident that they can compete with tuly
other in the State, as regards GOOD WORK. They em
ploy none but th beet worionerqand work zone but the
but Mar well seasoned itoriber:
Their Block of work Is always open for examination
by Carpenters and Builders, RH towiste of
.Doors Shutters, _Blinds, Window and
• Frames, Casing, Wash . .
toards, Mouldings, Flooring .
Boards, Weather - Boards,
. .'Sidings, 4.c. -
44.tk.iibut*IV.Ctartti.a- - detiirti;
Aisoyinski Jut tkintionted Stem ft making
which they have a men constantly employod. sal— They
have also eroded a '
:Ft:ENING LATHE,
-In addition to their other business, sod have employed
a fleet-rate utechanio to attend to it. ilkirilablnet Mak.
'era will do well to call and-examine their stock befere
nrehseingelsewhere,as they alVeys keep on hand,
Btdsfead Posdr., Table Lege, Stair Bannister, Newel Peres,
and everythin g else belonging to the Turning Business,
.itlikk they will sell at Philadelphia prises. et 9„.. TURN
INGIVORK dono to orderNs well as altiays on hand.
In-Their Shop will be found on PINICODOVR ROAD,
between Outnne' fiend Street and Major's Foundry.
Lehman. July 4, 1860. • .
LUMBER. ZU•111111.ER.
of the best and cheapest assortments of Mom=
1,1 odared to. the pubno, M now for sale at the uew
and extenalre LIIHRBIt and COAL YAUD,of
PHILIP BRECHBILL,
•
a the Blirougii . of : I , :orth Lebanon, on - the bank of the
Union canal, 'at the hoed of Walnut street, a few
hares North of-the Genesee, :Stearn idiUs, and one
/ o unce oast of Borgner'a Hotel.
Their assortment eonsists of the best well-seasoned
White, Yellow, Norway, Pine and Hemlook BoardA—
Cherry, Poplar and Pinelioards;
. 3% . and 2-inch Pannel. and Ho :Fitton Plank;
White Pine and ilenilock Scantling ancl,oists;
WhiioOak:Datirgs, Plank and Scantling;
-and. inch Poifler lioards, Plank and Scantli n g.
SHINGLES ! SHINGLES! I
The best Pine and Hemlock Shingles;
Alio, Roofing and Plastoring Laths;
Chestnutlolls and Posta, and PaDings far feneos
and fencing Boards;
PI,OO.RfNO BOARDS of all sizes and deaeriptiolui.
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
A large stock of Broken, Stove, Lisseburners and
Hollidaysburg Smith Coal, at the lowest prices..
tiaL,Confident, that they have the largest and beekts
sortnient of LIMBER of all descriptions andsizes, as well
as the largest stock of the different kinds of Coat, ever
offered to the-citizens of Lebanon county, they venture
I to say that they can accommodate ell purchasers sells
; factorily, and would therefore Invite all who want any
' thing In their line, to examine their stock before per
'chasing elsewhere. PHILIP BRECHBILL.
N. Lebanon, Ara. 4, isisa •
WA!AIM STREET -
EMU. AFIELD IN THE
Cheapen. Best Selected, and Largest Stock of
WALL PAPERS,
Window Bhadeo,:eartains, dio,-
rflt.E IMIDERSIONED, baying in connection with his
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE, •
p_nrchaged the entire stock of WALL PAPERS of Messrs.
Warm & Most ant-W. 0. Wsato, and having also re
cently received 'large aupplics from Now York and Phil
adelphia, Including the latest and moat handsome styles
of
Paper Hangings, Borders, Decorations,
Piznelings, Fire Board Prints ~ .
TVi 4z rt witic - r
Sh ides, 4.c., 44-c:,
now marenhectured. Ills stock presents the beat *siert
ment of Papers. both in style and quality, that heasever
been seen in Lebanon, ind as ho haft levaght most of his
Papers at redniyad•rateet; for Cua, he la able to sell Wall
Paper at.choliper.iates than they *the obtained at any
other place: Ile has also maderaerangaments • Nofth.the
best - Paper Hangers l'Aleteetnott td. put up. pow gut
him N dealese,Vat the abeitost4ibtleo oh Die 'moot row
enable. terns. • '
Give him a call and be convinced.
1811- Remember theplace, at the Nov Atektientis
IPbbrut Street, an e w doors ;math liar&
ware Store. a.
Lebanon, April 1; 1880. • .
Books and Stationery Elia
pOriturp,AN •
TEACHERS' HVAISQUARTERSI
( •//11VMS 4 A 1,5 Mall
•
HAS REMOVED ,
••
lies removed hie Book Store to - Market Square. Let anon,
I VET LIEItE may be bad, on remelt - fable terms a general
TV:asiortthent of ScuooL, SUNDAY Sylool., TUEOLOO.
lost. anichltrmenaltroos BOOKS of eve y description. •
Copy:Banks; Cy phering - BOOke, teat and paper bound
Pass Hooka, and every variety of STATIONERY, „&e..,
wholeeile and retail.
The New,liooks, - ,ems
• 11utttbeldt'a Cosmos, in 6 vols. • ,
Greeiera Tex . ; Bonk forage*. -
Everybody's Lawyer.
ntledge.
The Throne of David.
Seiss'aeok of forms. • • • ,
History of 'the Uulted•Brethren Cilinnott.
: ileitis for the Pulpit.
Whetiond's Commentary. .-,
Burkitt's Notes. ,
Different Hymn Books, (German and English).
Chaterlisrus,(German and English).
Testaments—large and email, (German and English)
Bibles—differesitaises, , do. do.
. Dietio..arlea—i - rebster's and Worcester's-
Dietionaties—dillerent•elses, (German &.• Englieh).
Cook Books. • -
Books on,Gateening, Grapes, .
.
ALMANAOS.
T.ancaster. (Fergana and English ; Philadelphia. differ.
ent kinds ; Reading Maumee.; the, Lutheran, (Germou
find English,) and. the Evangelical from 9hlo.
Lettanois t September 27 .1 .
- REMOVAL. -
NORTS
Saddle. . .
:and .
factoity, - -
undereighed hes Removed • rt .
hie. Saddlery '.and Harness-
Manufactory to a few doors Sntith
of the old ; place, to the large room
lately Occupied by, Elliman a' Broxof . •
&liquor Vora, where he will be happjle 'See alilshi'ead
friends and customers,. and where he klusiticriVaW
fa
elitttos for attending t o ail the departments of hes busi
ness. Fein determined to be behind no other eituldish.
niont in his abilities to accommodate easterners, he
hes spared,neither pail's nor expense to obtain and mite
himself moister of every modern. imprevenfiin in the ne
atness and secure tire services of the bee workmen that
Metal wakes would cyanamid. keep a - left°
stock'on band, and tnannStetnee et the shortest - .notice,
all descriptions of HAR RSA such as •
Saddles, Bridles, Carriage Harness, of
all kinds heavy Harness, Buggy
Whi,gs,V the best Manufacture,
Buffalo Babes, Fly Nets,
oriel% as Cotton. Worsted, Linen, ankle Raw kind lately
invented ;,.• 1.173.7730 f every kindipiteh ealltugny Whips,
Cart Whips, de.; ITAMESof all doceriptions.H.ALT.Eß
CHAINS, home-made TRACES, allof which is
will warrant to be equal to any that rants) obtained In
any other entablishnieut id the country. All be roils
that thaw desiring anything in this Bus, should call at
his Nees and eXandne bkaateck- Ile feels the fullest
contWence is 14s. thankfully
to giro , entire traction. -
/f-Ail Wor received . . prompqy at
ten (led to'. • • ' 8 . 0 103601 C SMITH.
North Lebanon Borough, Jan. 26,1860.
IF YOU WAITT .(10up PICTURES:GO TO .
BIRENNER,?S " •
iILY.LIGIIT trxrennver 11. , 13. Itaber'i Drag Stept,
on Cumberland street, 'Lebanon, Pa. AIitII.OTITZ"
eitrieff en, FertelliPLEJ, . EITYNOTVEII 110 d .PL1.020-
awns, Liken *illy, (Sunday exoepted.) Prices riasona,
ble and In accordance a ith the adze, style and quality of
the cases, Room opened front 8 A.. 81., to 4 .o'olodr.
Lebanon, June.2,lBBB:
.
par reign twee io rtn U th at
Afro u ty le .iti i4 irE E tfu lt uy
r S . T . A the a pab ltE.
1 he boa opened-a_ lEW LIVERY STATILE, at Mn.t
Rums-Hetet market etroet, Leh.
• "UM where he will keep for the
ati !E .
public areornmodetion a good steak
of HORSES and VEHICLES. Ho .•
will eep geutle amigo:pod driving lioness, and handsotho
and safe Vehicles. Also. careful Drivers famished when
dallied. -A1e0.074N181713 for Yarues, &e.
. Lebanon, April 21. ISM. JAMES- 11ARCII.
• _
.If Tat went , goott tinware call pt the Tla ..n4 Sheet
iron,aore of GEORGE Sitar.
.If rar IrahrOcia Slick atig. al!oysis• to, talk at , th e
Tin and EtbialralitiiTet , stowls
OTPWAn• •
••• " treasaiNt • V*.
, • , • Ilhallre_mdrit. Isar
"
WEPNESD* iNOTEMMR-21;..1860.
MADAME SC $11900 . 1S
INFALLIBLE •71 VlttiEßs,
FUR the speody and effectual: At all It:Mamma-
Mons, Fevers, Itheumattle Iltrapepais and Liner
Complaint, Plies, Gravel, and : Acute and Chronic
Diseases Or AbtILTS AND Citioarra....:Send cent Stamp
to her Agent, G. 8.-JONES,
hundreds of testimonial. ' 2070•Philad'a
Li. Agency. S. W. Cer. Th d Arch Ste.
October 3,1860.-10 t. •
dames U. lireilley,
- SION OF THE MAMS.TH WATCH,
Eaoic /AnZang:, Ott sidd Steed,
L'EXANON.
I O
FFEIS to the Public an eleent and extensive &abort
..._____"
1 OF PARIS STYLES OF 'KWH JEWELRY,
consisting of Diamond, Ruby, lu:weal% pelo, stone,
Cameo, Enameled Work, and Its r.al Dreast Pim,
t ea
Xarltigne and Finger Rings. -
. ..& ..3;s„_-_, GOLD C S s of erery style
• \,.,,,_ N."'",,._ 7 , and quatit
`- ---- ='-`gr , -- English, , and Awai
t:lll Gold and Silver 'Watches pt em.
.anprofed and
celebrated makers. Clocks ore SO ripflon. d.
laygo variety of Fancy Goods, Paiutingniryeann, &c.
The stock. will be foundantworoinest in tbiaeoc -
Ikon of Penneyliank. and has bean:lindiesed erlitigreat
mire from the meet celebrated importing god manufac
turing establishments in Near Peek and Philadelphia.
"XSP,Ultirtu done at die thortest4ottte, and to a. moat
Vrlike manner.
endei and the Publiii grietitkare invited to an
ki e
asmideation of my superb a_
.0. KELLY,
• 131 t !balk Watot,
- Lebanon; Sept.. 21,1,.*;
J. 11. POST, A. 8., 'Pifteipai
flailit NINTH SESSION will commence Soptember 3,
J. 186 P. This School le designed to elevate the stand
gird of termite education, and to offer miporior advents.-
gee at a mode; ate cost. The school year is divided Into
two sessions of five months each. Charge per session,
from 7 3 ,4 to 15 dollars. according to tho studies of the
scholar. Extra for Music, French, letiri, and German.
.*** Particular attention given to the muelcal depart
ment. In upon the Plano, Melodeon and Gui
tar end In Singing. Pupils not connected with the
School will bo waited npou at tholr homes, when desire
ed, and at the usual rates
Early spplication should be made to
S. J. STINS, or
J. W. 1111311. •
•
Board of Directors:
B. IL LBEIIIAN, B. J. STIItE,
C. B. SORBET, J. W. MISR,
JOHN LILT, C. 0 EEENA WALT,
Ci D. GLONINGEN, JOSIAI[ BIINCHO
ISAAC BECKLEY.
Lebanon, Aug. 80,1850.
Phila.-& Reading Railroad.
LebanOn - Vallley Branch.
Cll
• .1:1111111a7T7 •ba_ • AMMlli — a • ':11•1
Teo Daily Passenger Trains to Read.
.
tng, and Harrisbueg.
IDASS LERANON, going East to Heading. at 9.13 A. 31.,
anti 2.2.5 P.
l'aso Lebanon, going West to Harrisburg, at
3i. and 11.413. A.
At Reading, both trains make close connexions for
Philadelphia, Pottsville, Tamaqua, Danville,' VllChina
part, *c. • -
Morning train only eonnects at Beading . far Wilkiis•
barre, Tittston and Scranton.
At Tlarrisbarg trains connect with "Pennsylvania."
Wordier Central,'^snd "Cumberland Valley" Railroads
for Pittsburg, Lancaster, lialthoorg; Sunbury, ChaMbeito
burg, &c.
- Tbrongh Tickets to lAncoAter, in No.l Can, $llO, to
Baltimore. $3 30.
S) The. baggage allowed to each pm:tenger.
The Second Clans Cara.run with all the MOT° mane.'
Through Find Claes Ticketeat roddced rote to 11 !agar°.
Falb, Buffalo, :Detroit, Chicago, and all the principal
points in the Weal, North West, and Canadaat aid Emi
grant Tlckota, at lower Farce, to all above places, canto
bad on applleatlon to the StStlon . ilgent, at Lebanon.
Through Firet•Clase Coupon Tielretsi• end • Butlg•raut
Tickets at reduced Fares, to all the, ptinciparpolnts In
the North and Wind. and the Canadio.
• •
COMMUTATION . .
With 26 Coupons, at'2s per cesit'disocituit, between
any points desired; and . •
MILEAGE TICKETS.
Good for 2000 tulles, between nil points,at Sift ascii
for Families and Ilbslneasirirms. • • •
Up Trains leave' Philadelphia for Reading. Minis.
burg and Potteyille at 8 A. M. and 3.3 D and 6 P. • •
JAir• Plissetwors are requested to pi:veloue tiieketa boo
fora the Train start. *.-Iflgher Fain charged; If
.tub -apt • G.,A,..;ra
-314 ; 2:08311. and •
Sgi 252 1
7-a te - fg.r; n 4a
g I 4'j:; - .1.13.2
O
.F.Paztp w=p2,01c1 144- a,%g -e,i
pa Z‘zor my g
„ &PiS T
11
gr.El; VglF
sx-c 0 a'
6.5 • . j * :- . .%; ›• w
CI. g
%.41.,
Etvg
0 x ,
bR 2c4 a I 0 tv 4l6 - 4 0:1 gi .0 • 412
ceZ
coW-
?LT :+ 4 _ .
F 3.4
-
. GRAIN WANTJER."..,
/rat uncla?bigned will pal the higheif thus for In
kinds of grain—WHEAT, •
-CORN and OATS—
at the Warebonsa , en.the' Maim Canal, Walnut weak
North Lebanon. JOHN IMM L.
North Lebanou, June 6, 1860.
VW.Toil coo ATKINB & itp.'S New Boot odd Shoo
StOre.
Ge orte oifirm :IRV"
1.41 Ili V COUNTY
. . .
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
By Lebanim Valley Rai/road..
DARTIOULAR attention will be paid to GOZide 1 0 11 11P'
ed by the Lebow* Valley Railroad. Goods will be
sent daily to and tram -Philadelphia to. Lebanon, Myers.
Town nod Ant:rifle Stations, and all other points in the
FREIGHTS contracted for, at thelottat possible nitro
ani delivered with dispatch:
The Proprietor wilt pay particular attention -to, and
attend, personally, to the receislug and delivery of all
Freight 1. :
Tor inkftlnatiOn, apply, at his Office at-the Lebanon
Talley RailiWad Depot, Leb,ooll.
EDWARD )lARK, his Agent in Philadelphia. will nl.
waya-be found at W. a liesh'sliferchant's - Iligelp finrth
Third
• July 11, 'tio.l 'GEO: BOWMAN.
•
BOWMAN, HAUF t .S.4 CAMS
.15.1 wri Eilt'
-TAU Way, sf you 'Want Vhottiattiitber.
linderaigned huieUteli.fortuotraplitber-
T ship for the purpose of engaging iu the Lum
ber Ilusiness, on a new. plan, would reepectfdlly Inform
the public at largo, thaxthele:plaoe of business It Darin
nowmarea Old Lumber Yard, in East Lebanon, fronting'
on Chestnut street, one square from the Evangelical
church. They have enlarged the Yard and filled it,with
a new and exeollent assortment of all kinds of Lumber,
such as BoARnir,.PLANKs Joists,
'LATHS" B ienvE6, Ayll) ScSitntlid,
of all lengths and,Plicitneistea.. In short, they Imp con
stantly..on band; a full ind roliAteaseneti'assortmcut of
all kinds of 81111,D1140 MATERIALS. Persons in want
Of aayttiftig in their linear° invitetto call, examine their
steck,Tiniklearn their prices.
Thankfurfbr past fityors, they hope; that by attention
to business and moderate prices, , to merit a continuance
of public patronage. • •
BOWMAN, : UAITETt. &
Lebanon. September 6, . •
.
The Illiteoit CheofeiiAoivitritimiy,
waLijoiy...r.ir4.ligg*at.;-?;:iticiiiii, as.
TV *sated elate Mbiltlemeti of tried ability
laid experience, will. rOmtneneei.he-.Winter Toren, of
fire months, on the first or Noveinhar next. The Oar..
nlllll. French and BpatUsh languages ale taught by Air
doe resident teachers.
TorCutaiogues, apply to the 'Principal, at West Chet
lank, „Ptt. (t)ctober 17,1A60.
• . .
• . .11? YOU •
L yTOOTtAPII of younsolf or Mend, the. boot are
?A tqu
to be bad ot DAILY 4 B Gallery, cleat door to .the
bation Dopoeit Back: •
IF YOU WANT'
RIC {or a Medallitin arrln at DA t
t
A
next 'door to til tobatoi Deposit
•
• jitiSEPII REINII•MRD I _S
.• NEW LIQUOR =STORE:.
cor.NER of WALNUT and CrIIEBTNUT sta.;
LEBANON, PA.
rNur. =them-10er baying ofiened liquor atm*. to Ore
pared to funnlfb all.kinds of . Foreign and Doinestlo.
oon% wholesale and retail at tale lowest dish prises.
Hie stock consists.
WINES'IVUBIBR,AWNIIPIEEB.AT,°,IIIIB4I,T. ee:
POTATOE and RTE/WaIBILTS. Be
All of which will be warrabted to. be as renrseented
and sold at Intros that will make an ottlimtftrr dealers
to be of him, instatn'of gobincnr.sending,to the oily.
It le hopeiithe,liotal *Ampere and abets will mill And
examine hie stotrialiorchasinirelsewhere....,
le
Phylihancemil' petttka frieet
y eatad tosev.hts
Liquomer..* l athe Noland only ankle cif Flue
p e .s t ffi nf , bittlilth•
_!*,io o ; ) •,' •
MIMI
attaitt.. 1.! - I tit;
TAE TIT BOY riIAT
The late Dr. Chalmere treafd to hare been theattfatOr
",
of the foll Owing lentuttful Ilries, written oft thecattaiddit
of the' death of
.a young sort, wheal he: loped i
I apa all alone in my atumher . .
• And the nettlntghtho . ur near,
The fagget'a crack. and the clock's dull'elieft
Ate the mllYeatinde liner ;
And over my wale its sell-tulle,
• Sweet, feelings of NZ:WI glide; _
.For my heart and eyes era full when L tidiat
or the little boy tltat.diaL I
Went onehigittlo my fetheeeboame— -
Went home to the dear ones " -
And softlyl opened-the sard•o Oria,
Azdaedittythe door of the hall: -, •.. ,
My liipther carne to meet her gm-- • .
She kissod ole and than *lie eljetel: 7 Y .. ""
Andlaer hoed fell on my nerh, and she weft' -
Months klttte boy that died. - • .
I ty6tl rola trim whop the jleteeite - enews - -
In tbe . vrden, wherttltirolayett;
abla roles Wet more bl ALeliresido
Whea the llowe're extrell.deceyed ;
I shall see hie toys; and hisiempty chair,.
And the herse he used to ride, •
And they apeak-withttoLlent *tech •
Of the little boy Unit died. - . '
We shall . hiiste t tithoes bowie—
nr ore nobro'
We shall roam on the banks of the river of peace
And bathe in. it% Wistful tide, -
And one of the Joys of life shall bo
The little boy that died.
=1
D'g istrtlaitttio.
REE WILD STORIES.
• Samoyedes, whosecountry will
4 ' be found in the northern e±-
' y of Asiatic Russia, belong to
arge family of the human race
comprises the T.urks, the Sion
the Tunguslana,'aild the Finnk
ill their subdivisions, and which
inguished by ethnologists as.the
ic." Their life is chiefly passed,
desert regions bordering the
Ocean, which are sometimes of
y character, sometimes damp
arshy; and their iirincipat:prop
,...-,nsists of the, reiniiiter, whieh
t them from pladelo.plitee when
iel it -neeeseary.. to eharige:the
i their . mieamptilent i s.. Tents
r only dwellip't.places, and so
oily are tlieTwedded to 'a no
te, that it seems probablO they
• er be extinghished than ben
;y the progress of citrilization.
g these primitive people, the
Kilo PidlohOgist, "X:- Altizan
yen,. &odd' a "OA 4 .
tit tall*,
wilderness %Egg the most
dreams otthe , V +-idoes.-
'efr_to *liiell'-'.oey "yefer are
: . free-fit:tin Fill:law, .riiOral
I; virtue ..is by Tio . inta - ns
rewarded, nor is death an
table obstacle in the way
••• ing genh . 4. With these
condensed : ford we pre.
) ra
a
o oyolets, • seven bun
\\r.
. ,
uwitS encamped in as n: . !
chil a
l'u the rule of seven
to family,and
;pity of their
( ithe' talents
•, . ,
le purpose of
se great men
ither, the eld
from sharing
never went
ray his exist
ifisiOn, when
liming off, ‘ the
ttlyasli'edtim
;', he l'reflused
as an aiense
iiieh showed
chiefs would
Mee of-toilr:
or physi
necessan
unsurmo
of an sap•
tales, in
I.
_kg .9ur
A. tribe
.cired strobe'
ny vitas,
Chief's al'
I
.all main
Ogee by'
and ener;
!dining of
wore chi
est, Ind
I i n, , this* fa'
1 out aVa!
I (moo fa '
a Aret;..
I father. of
to join'i,
with a'yi
that had
I him tha
periali'lh
teen . rein
-.':Vhe fu
iiiii , wh el
.thithiiirri.
idlindid.:p7
ln.t.his .e:
ae.t6o; .01
hundred
Anitesin:d
end:, - . ;TI
h!ntltrn.
40 - ti 3
• , 6.0 0 t. Ot!
Sih,a :end's
'much foi
' he was
;nod:" :•.A:.
a forther cncampmon,
a tione,which had be,
ed l'iy. the doers - bu
\
present emergency,,
,despised. haying
with this delienzy,L*
snosi?,•l4 -hopes oflh•
eoveries of thili"*ni ,
ly found a pair Of's
which he pat into his'
set out on another lon
nothing. !it all till his
den'ed With . ..tins sight
41;edgei:: 7 . . . .
' . .!Kave;ysicifonnd thy
'a winary;,w,ho, *as. the.
of ttin vghibln; 'beca use,
you may as well.band ti
• 'Yes, I have found al.
got thefifin inrg. l o;
them, .and-weleoenti,• it
drivg me to some place
find a little society,'
To this irery—moilbat
Woman repli ed
det'ei 6ks we shelf
with her. spearlbiit.
lee' 'Ahe - then took'tha:
lA&T.Pde on .as it iio>l j ini
The blow of the • :Spear: , h 4 , a parr
eee , and the Wands paloss
a long time la - sleep, - ;Om esuming
his dull journey Across the bAhilless
deserg-hveitine to tbe site o -another
eric4olloint, again . enliwed thelAtz
ivy of a gnawed, : taitrei an seeking
in:thketiOw . :oral as
iron - shoval:- Tide proved: : re-iter
viceablef:tian thiiiirringeL a floe
drOmiall Lady, who. met'
aledg(e.tihcittly afterwords, ieked
for, her shovel, rewardpd his d of:
floe in restoring it',`; g - him
him boinikf.to , her te.)4.:* Mihy dalg
bd 14004 - 404, 43 o# 4 *-0.." - ;lb . triOr:t
the Waiderer e
. .
tit.,):4144 . ;
if ri,g4o . .*:
otde.istiedr 0101
ryeintb l epiti-
not On ly the
*hole seven
th the `rein
o an•untinaely
I.tronsed
Ord; hav--
i of the tenth, ,
.which, at
, he fetirid . too
eipeeially us
a partial° of
la the iiik.of
where he found
silreiidk.gnaw
t *blob, in. the
as not to lie%
~gsled' : hi nisei('
iced about the
dis-
Id, but he o*-
ver car-rings,
love, and then
wall:, seeing
es w
if a reindeer
r-rin said
olu occupant
E yow
over.'
1, and I've
.0 tilify - 14ke
is "will only
khan) rdn'n
quest tke.
the Ayitp
) Et
'lOl sense
-4t .
.
r•rutig,
rhadlip-
OM
OLI Nt596.
.
: habit a n ti t , ot .. • -
80veb heit_red tents,
;
and their nnti e 1 end; onrhich the
ily.4-B.4heard . ewhirOiTeinidy,but
. delilikitii4iimr ~ re, till iki; last tfie
'diaimae , :totils. ew turnt4hrough
~tliallaki.oll4llr lat. the voMdeer . in.
10:aledgfriWe .1 cornroolo like his
re tat,404.-4 ' k; for 4141 elderly'
-tagt. l ,4 l l,..anO:a • ad presellted the la.
/:...#44 #44. 6 .!;( 3 .air orailinals,and
.4ups,A l iti s ite-ire .shovellikni . intend
latthem. for brida gifts, lkteonsidera.
tfilon:ofher.rrppro . hing mAr s tfiage with
i l ialoW - ,4 1 1xi5,-eon - ~, clesAthe Wan
..sliferf Alf lib he i , i•pfliteit had at
:One° foin4 * in l i edgeb
They h v eal .
loget II ha. 'enough
main and - zwife, ti,, the -,.., arrived
-for rem6v44;4lte ;. • trip,,.;Then the
-MI eeovi et I , k, t ji -4although
'he had 14114itiefy el t.' his wife,
be wag fa in' la? - .i., h the in
habitants of-tali-6'olo-, . :1 g tents.—
linen the tfibeli#o4ninei?‘' march,
.. iierisp •0 • t
..,4 -, - , i 0) , 1 •• 1 door
-tlairvthe'reettkit. '.: .... , . s - b
ed behind, and when. a f t 1;14 . , . al
lowed him to overtake - his Co rades,
ono of them artfully•contrive to run
a spear through his. body. he par
ty then moved merrily onw rds, as
if nothing had.bappened, an though
the
.bereaved lady remai ns behind,
weeping in the sledge, her nor soon
took fright and carried her after the
others. Dead-as he was,t Wander.
er retained son . ! lc aware
of the presence In, who
had but one e r end one
leg, and who, with an
iron staff, bade :k home,
Where . he won, ier and
al! his - unclarl. monish.
.ed, he. woke ui himself
Alone, but, lade ,
~ the old
man's salutary rejoined
-.his wife and et 'ho had
again halted, • •ded for
Lis obstinacy i again,
with the same e. This
time his wife d . worth
while to stop-' !ep, bat
continued her ' he oth
ers, firm in thi 'that . he
had got up one'
twice. Nor wi
feetiv' old man
end Wanderel
iron staff, agaii
turn home, an ,
his father was
been alive for so
etito
derer had with
of his family wj
last assertion
his confidence:
sote .joined.
who had again
with 'the shmi
.94same-spe.
.
The old go tleman, whose patience
was nearly e hausted, again revived
the corpse wi '1 the iron staff, but took
occasioh tn. o serve that ho did not in
•tend. to rope t the 'operation:. The
Wandereita; now beeome a little—
iser.by experienee: As
•013,-mitfrder. • :d alwaysiartfully - per
suadoclAini' look another way while
the intrtil• sound was inflicted; ho
had.never - 4),:..n properly aware of his
ut had regarded his one
eyed libnefa; tor as one, tof the jmagen
stradge ',ream... litoweriir,aman
is pot a ,to three Aintes for
.nothing, so ; , ten he again joined the
cad*, etron in the suspicion that:he
w 0414 1 4.0,3 itirfoul.play,le resolv
ed- ?;he first blow. , Instead
otanteria.: is tent as before,he took
• 'And arrows out of the
)31010 whi ebiacoinradet were aleep
, invitrid.t.l . :n. bowed down the .tents
with is Kai !giros sbovel4 The sleep
ers, thus v lently awakened,' rusted
from the t: ;ts, and being deprived of
their weari, s, were easily despatch
ed.. -Oar-.:r'o had intentionally spar
ed none : 't his wife's. inchrest rola- ,
tions, bu ,! when he surveyed the
corpse:a, b .wasgreviouely disappoint
ed at. the E suovcry that the miscreant,
who bad = in him three' times over,
ern
net o Ahern. The `persevering
villian ha / escaped. :WI there Were.
traces of is feet upon file snow,,and
thesd the ,-engeful shovel-bearer fol..
lowea,-ti at length he overtook the
treble* fts . assin. Frightful and' long
was he ngle combat the ensued.
It lasted';' hrough the jvholo...wfitee f
and just - i 3 summer ElOtlfi h bciik:o*.
batanta popped doiyri (41 , 0 n i l:tiding
a.savor repot to the %razes and fox
ee, Who ;eon : reduced them to it heap
of licit' 3439 librics r
The ..ne•eyed old 'gspanian,
,re
solved'.hat the story t heogri .t2 t, (o w
h ere , aid a visit tot.ti;htijielf_iilOt
the • -ginning of tbst:L:aiitinie.,-,:iiid
.cOlied d those theArandeier into
k tr umblingfery.mucluist. his
• gooddvice had ficitAeen :fglOwed,
and nforrning - pieeemeal'protare
tba hit was the kot-,time he meant
,to = rve ~ lie Would give trik
'Aria derer one - more tot, and now,
!be fisted. thawilfuf youth would go
'ho 43, schooled aste had beu t i by 'such'.
re; bitter experieriee.
With the bag
,on his back, the ofie=.
eyed, nl4:gentlenann erept into a hol
low), after roilillgo4idei the stone that - -
stOpPed the entranee, nod found him
self in a dark,'diernat. place, in which
th6e was all, manner of disorderly
whistling and. singing, while sundry
bands - sought to make a Capture of
the; bag. When the old .man's .eye.
grew' a little:more accustomed to"the
situation, be- uoul&perceive. by tie
light - that issued' froal. the other rind
of the room that the.snatchers' and
.whistlers Were-all fleshless skeletons;
bttt:ias . this was a mat* ' ; -of trifling
, moment, he - Walked iiiii.Stoiards the
light, and found a te*iithin which
a tire wasburnintl While it'old crone,
whose large eyinrokere placed verti.
411 y in herlieW.vit , `an -the hearth
'With two niptil7lwronsters for?lten:t.
• panions.- .2;,2••=1 . .
tasod the destruction
rth his own eyes, this
insiderably weakened
n the man's -eracity,
s wife and comrades,
halteci, as before; and
. for tbf-esthe
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If thsjimitispriiietpild 'dump, tattle ate‘olibled.
' , Herds' Beni" ewood le,
.growled"tho one:;eyed old man, pitch
ing his barat the old woman:
"Thank 'yet We' Were "sadly out
of it," replied the crone, add ttfreiv
the" bodes on the fire which speedily
•
converted them into ahhei. On these
the old wOmen slept for thriiib'ffiv.hOie
days, the - end Or which - ogiy yro.
&Iced a human'form--ritinely, thit
of '; oar:: friend the Wanderer, Who
could not "make . out where 'he_ was,
and felt particularly awed'hy . the 'as
pect.: of the two monsters." "These,
the old - lady roformed him , had 'l34fien
ver3f:etititnable peretonsldtheir
but to **ifs;
and shelptie - tign tO . Understand 'that
if •lie r ajd not talcelkii for
.a wife he
Wraild'be trakullikeWise tfonest
ly :moiling that he . tiiee• al-
ready, the Tiranderil' crannied 'with
her iequatt, and-the
be hehindhapd in' generosity., prom
fled to drive him home: 'aftar a
*short honey-moon of three cillysrthio
.twn
.44316 pit t. 43 4o. l ,AcktOlelgill
and In ' IMiteinith*-1.41te
, rilY towards tie month of the ViilitEssr,
pursued all the way by the mob Of
skeletons, who tried to wound tho
stranger with their spears, but wore
rendered powerless by the counter
charm of the reindeer. The stone
at the mouth of the hollow was so
weighty that the Wanderer could
not restore it tb its place, but this op
eration was gracefully performed by
the old woman with a kick; and a
little more journeying brought the
loving couple to a tent, where 'they
found the first wife and both her 'pa
rents. These jumped Into the sledge,
which now proceeded with all speed
to the Wanderer's first home—the
old • place with , the seven hundred
tents, in which every-body had been
murdered when be was a little sleepy
bog. • " •
There were the dear old 'tents all
erect tigain, not one of -the- seven
hundred missing; there 'were the
people, and their deer, and their
dogs, just as if nothing had happen
ci(4 and the Wanderer had a right to
expect a little repose after his toil.
_some vicissitudes. There,. too, was
that good creature ] the littlo old man
with one eye, and, sad .to titiy,.behind
'the old man was the
_hateful villain
who had so many times caused-our
hero's death. Of course, two sunk
inveterate foes could not meet with
out fighting, and though the Wan
derer soon. despatched his adversary,
his victory was immediately followed
by insanity, and he killed his one
eyed benefactor into the bargain.—
,Off like a whiffvf smoke went the
.beautifkil vision.of domestic felicity.
The existence s
;of the people in the
nti Was nialiifestly contingent of
-the life of the old man, for when the
Wanderer approaehed his boyhood's
Worne, he - found all dead. and Lie two
get up
The do.
ted the
to re
im that
but bad
As the Wan-
wives instantly died likewise leaving
i him in a state-of hopeless 4
I solitude.—
Thus tte iitory leaves off, as it began,
with - a beap - of corpses, and, what is
the strangest part' of the Matter,
most of the people who die at the
I end are those who die at the begin
ning:
- geVen hrothem who are heartless
in the molt literal sense of the wait,
i figure in a tale that is distinguished
from: the others by something of a
poetical tone. These Bev)* brothers
have murdered an eldl2kiiiiiyale, lady
•
and carried off ber daOgbter, bat
there is a pious son, who boa , obtained
1 a
.stipernatarally gifted.beatityfor,his
*lib, and hopes, with . bet aid, to .re
t•pair the mischief that bas beet' done.
i The great point is to get the hearts
•of the brothers, which they are in
the habit of taking out of their'ho-
Soma every night. beferg - they retire
1 to rest, and which , they very impru,
dently entrust to the care of the cap
' tive,giel. -
When the Samoyeds and his wife
enter the tent belonging to the broth
ers, the lady. is invisible, but the hus
band.accosts his sister, whom he finds
, alone. The. rothers, she informs him,
A are iroai home a 4 present, bu t will re-
Iturn the !waning, and she gives
him iMideAnstinetions how he is to
proceed"- m •hfu pious Work. .What
these instructions were will be shown
the manner is which they woie
carried out, though we must promise
that the . hero slinks off to his oven
residence, arid hie _wife undertakes
the achievement Of 'his adventure.
When the 'brothers comp _ homer
they oat their slipper, and, spreading
out seven deerskins on the ground,
lay themselves , dolim to rest.- The
captive maiden then :- gins round to
thenk.all with a2diih, in this they
place their hearts,. which are -after.
AvArds hungoii one of the tent.polea
toy:the Veacherous. attendant. The
wife, securing. her prize, returns with
it to her husband, who, On the follow
.ing morning, pays the -. brothers a
visit, arid finds them all-in a wretch
ed state. Six of the hearts ho casts
on the ground, and the six younger
~, • tbere immediately- die, but the
.-..,t1t as informed that if he -will
the, deceased old lady to life,
..,. . Tk, . have his •heart back., Ths
.:"':: ','. • 'f.resuscitation is effeete'd -by
means of certain charms, bet:Aha
isysstb.: is nevertheless thrtlite •CM
the ground, and the eldest brother
periihec like the rea l . One the
.A.V4mger takes hispatiOr.:and sister
home.. - - ',.,-.
important per - ion-age in the
Nifty. the Avenger is his father's
- s li g t e r; A *, was by her conned that he
obtaibWAftifted wife, detained her
gyettnent.vrhile. - 4he - was bathing with
heilis•eistere,ud refuting to restore
ft. 01 : atm had premised not to leave
ibti4..;.t In fairy; Wee al ttlie•worldover
tlitii•VOde
Striekaftels ielcouldinkly
#44.lfiTesAtivirive
Womb (qr - Alt , Ineillenth* Wog
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