, 2 1) 13 lli •
•
A •
gotsm, anorver csaminatianx• e:ruciDsr c ,
Neatly
_and Prosipt.4 a t th e
LIWEIVS= 0 / 7 /CE, LICSAR PENA'S
• , 'Pets establish/neat la now to pped with an extensive
' wortmetit et JOB TFPII, which will be increased 04 the
Patronage detWinds. Tt can now turn out Panvnite, of
Avery deamiption, In • neat and expeditiome manner—
and on Teri Seasonable terms. Bunt' as
Pamphlets, Chaalai,
Thasitaas Cash, Handbills,
Circulars, Labels,
BM Heading., Blank',
Programmes, Bills of Fars,
- TATitationa, Tioksta, iko., &O.
- miwil 0/ all Binds, Common and.inditment gang
i5OllOOl, 31111110 a, Oonatentea' and other BLANKS, printed
Irorreolly old {gutty on the beet paper, coruttantly kept
for salva c sAl mon tlaistaie at prints" "to cult the times."
S O an rite of the LEBANON Ai:OllMM=
One Dollar and a Ben a Year.
A. Wx--2d. Blinn( Übangi", In.
A,:fine Business , lit4itim
roa B..arrr
4k. flown In 8. J. StlnWt now building,
two doors oast of the Ruck Hotel, near the Court
OUso. Inquire of 8 . 3. Wilms
Lebanon, Nov. 80, 1860,
Folk ItEMIL%
A PINE BtIBINHIS ROOM, pnitable fora bardwaro
.13,. or clothing Otero or any other kind of business,
near the corner of Cumberland and Plank Road streets,
lately occupied by R. K. Dandora'o Cabinet Ware, is of
for rant by the undersigned.
Possession of the above given at any time. Apply to
Lebanon, JO. ISUO. JOHN B. RAUCH.
• Private Sale.
•
a
stibeariber offers at Private Sale Mstwo
~
mrilli try b telt TfWILLLTNO . ii 0178.3, situated to Eliza
balelr
reet, M n
Lebanon, Pa. The use Ia • •
,by 211 tat, as 2 rooms on the first- floor
%and 3on the second. The other totprere• [till •
Bosnia are a good wAszttorsm, Bake- 4 ..
1 oven, Clatorn land Garden, The Lot to tu34
•by Fl a fat. The Moore property 4041 new
and in a good condition, and will be bid on easy Ceram'
Possession wiii be givenon the let day of April, 180110-...
Apply to .1. 1.1..K.1111, Photographer. •
Lebanon, Aug. 3,1360.4 f. , .
For Sale Or Rent
0
NIW BUICK :11017818 and Ot4ll MAIM A Don.
hie TWO STORY BRICK "MUSIC on the 'cornet of
Centro and Chesnut Btreete, not quite rinlalted,
wad a SINGLE TWO STORY BRICK, on Meet.
nut Street now antokleet.bi Jobarr,4ok, mud a
flame 1% Story in NO* Lebanon, wen John IF
Arnold, are effaid at Private. Sego, and will mold
Ohs', and upon Guy terms. Polaceeton givou of the
two kin Aar* next, by 811110 N J. &MIL
Lebanon, June-90,1814.
Privatq Sale...
ruma ilubilorftier offers at pit/hate sale in that aortas
flan Or tract of land, situate partly is Pllnestave
towneldp, Schuylkill county, and partly lalleLbel town
a,Mp, I.4bauen county, bnundca la:idea rck-
and Guilford, Balkietniu A/Crigg• "Daniel g
tooliberi a nd others, coatalning one hundred and
lorty-eight &cm and a quarter, with the avow
tiusineee, coneleting of • • two story lot dwelling.' ow%
(weather boarded) a 13.4 story log dwelling home, a new
bank barn, other out-buildin%add ♦ new wateipower
taw mill. For term., La., wit Wlll be easy !! Apply to
AgeriL
•1120, .
MI
VALUABLE BOROUGIIVROPERTY AT
'PRIVA S
TE AVE.
NUbeClibeTil otters itt Privets Sale, the following
1 ltsel rotate, idtnato. on Millierry street, In tho
borough of Lebanon, vie:
A PARS' LOT Oil MICR OP GROUND, front
ing 25 **tit Inches en said Mulberry street, and
running back to ld an alloy on -width is °retied a
new Bat . n'eusw i
21 by 45 feet lull:11112ga twcretory Nick building, w lilt
neoesory ont-bnlldinp. The house Is flnlibed In the
but style and the !mitten Is a verylidessarrt dbe It
-
will >M said ton mu' tame. For pattlauhare Apply to
Lebsoou Aug. 18,1869: D. S. HAMOIOND. •
For
siMACITIVCIL and largg building In Cumberland:
i• • atrtott - the moot popular bulldogs place in thit
Borough of XAbarom. Ths hunt house con.
gtabling ► largo Store room, by-room and collar;
a large Saaranonti by-room and cellar ; dye
rooms on the Second, and
. fire rooms on the
tory. and a largo garretn4 cel l a rs. •
bull lf i.nl
— 't aa
for a family, with ode of the bolt
lugant In the - borough.
Of the tore 'Wow, pormem ROODS, and the - moms
tha third story, possession can be immediately giv
en ; but of tlto whole larepowty, min - parts,' as it may
anti, ea thy first of April rum /Vls. WILLIVA OLT.
'Nor farther inforrnetkut plasm, impaire of thai owner or
Letimonatept. 4, iaeo... J.. •liitisNEß.
Out-Lots at Private Sale!
WILL be sold at Private Sale,
8 ACRES OF LAND,
situated in Long Lane, near the borough line, In Cent.
Will trOWAllhip. Lt adjoins lb, lend of Widow Yulmor,
on Wagpth, Wm. Atkin.' and John Krause on the East.
ThiM hi a One story LOG HOUSE, weather boarded,
erected on the lend, and a good WELL rn the garden.—
The
a lac! hoe Ana storm ter quarries. Mk tract, will
melte Ice horn* for a small family.
114.... if le free from Ground Rent. Good title will be
error. • AtrAltt Erletaut.
N. 4,- , 4 1111 Hut is new entered with Ina crass, halt
of whigh will be glum So the purchaser.
Lebanon, June 13, 100,
North Lebanon Steam Mill.
WO; MATH LSOANON STIADI ?Mt will be or
tan! for RENT, by Uttbllo Outrary, on
" Saturday, the let day qt December, next,
at 2 &block, P M., at the Public Rouse
1:1".7. L. Seas, If not sold bonny Oat
!kill'imigbiltil time.
The MIM is in good . running ardor,
with two pd; of ilgre Ylour Station'
'tr. One 71 ..o Lhofk,l4totual, ant be 60 fly 40 into'',
aloe. 'lt is boated in North rabon,one on , the Union
ConoL AKip-the MW will be rented from Algit 1, 1861
for ono your. DATID,I4 41(1/17,, grtofdont.
Nartts Lobanott, Ootobor 111, 1400.
VALTIABiaIi 110B0U411. PROI4t11111 ;
--AT PRIVATE SALE.
t. basket). The lot la fist front and 1 1 :4 feet
- tielp to Jail a 110088 la twattory
0 OBRICH, 14 feet by 81 feel, well flubbed, arid
AA p ale d
witt. Wotan' attache.), 38
la
r C a t. A trine sable,Bl feet by 84
J .,
it Ile p aled caiatainleg gairegir Maas ~
) kr—
tio toe wf l be given Od if
Aprtla 1841.
For, , lliont. . .
very dealrebia riridinicor- JO 140 Lawzo4, bolt%
Aput of a ddubts hoer* entirety new OM,Utingle
I,W 6 large room. on th• first flax, via KfteMn attach'
i st irld tbv• rooms; on the ..cored floor. with room over
en, Garret and Cellar. PossassOon glyan tmm.-
d (41r.
Itor twirthor Inlbrmatlon of tbe. above properrtipe ap
ply In Nail Lebanon, ttl . JOHN WITEMPTIIIt, sr.
Laborap, November 21,1i00.
ba likens' Court Sale.
tiß sbaritto (be order of the Orphans' Court of
rLebanon County, will be innibersi to sale by Public
otdue °Teuton, on Skitteday DerAtraiff• 16, 1860, at
'6 o'clock, in the evening of =? TWO CERTAIN
fp:TILDING LOTS, each fro° 25 eeel on Water Al tred,
between Market and Into* Road streets, bounded on
She west, by lot In the posillssion of Josiah Greenawalt,
Wnet by lot of David Renstoker,nind eest by part of
lota lot; together with a lin" , BTOrtli BARN, con-
UdutAt a lane amount of tatte tit BUILDING Errorm
gaD 71111BKR, to., wf the appurtenances, sit
uattrang being in the borough , ell...bonen, In the said
eeppky. 'Bald lots ere Very DEDIRABLIS BITILDING
tarS, befell; dtily one inners flans the centre of the
tows, and in a Very pleasant neighborhood. Late the
.skits of LEONARD GREENAWALT, deed.
th üblic house of HENRY
ISlTtatistire!fitt a an p dithe terns made known
by EVA aukaslow ALT.
Executor of thread Eitate.
(B) the Clourt—Jortinsort B. boor,
Clerk of the Orphans' Court.
Libation, Norse:ller 21, 1850.
VA L ti A /S --- a IH K W-"--- " ROPROPERTY
AT r101114.1C SALE.
rijitbnirs will sill st Public hale on Monday,
• ci f parember, 1880, at the Poblio lionise of
y. in LOW:lott, the following real es
ta,ta, .1-. ''
A ART SOT, OR, , P11:01 OP DROEMD fronting 28
of Firm Alley, run
t ton Curaperland street, owner
ti7n bock-lgtl feet o JaVilley, on which is erected a
TWO KOBY Blinall-ROUBB, 26 by 41/1 feet,
incindlpg, a two story tretehnilding with all
sees/wiry ont.bnllanits, ilunimerkitchen with
I t
ti l akroven a tire 0 01 7 LOSTO i Sho p Or Stabl•l
to kn., a 'WELL with narer•filling excellent
„ y, „
water, and a CISTERN with PUMP.
= The bow. IS finished In tbi, but style, containsered
1 1
, Boons, and a large .Ently..... ifeinairti More pap
tad lighted with Gas.'
, ;be LOT is Ina good state of caltirettntli hell • Val i '
ety of ?BRIT TREES, VINES, 811BITBS, B.c. 80-
SW Tbis property would snit a forum' who wishes
,to gait farming and move into town, as R is Idtokled 00
tbs principal street, the corner of an alley, well SCAM ,
/Ale fr QM all directions.
Bale to ootorneme at 1 o'clock, P. M, whew' tarots
Mill be iwade known by Reisonstein Brat.
s . D,...—This property can be port:44mM I.l'OT/it/I.
Vat
R any time - before the 10th of Decembi bY
gto KIZER BTRIN 131108-: fir
'
0.14, 1800. Opposite the Court IKOwla.
Y
A
7 0 T 600E600EiCTIJ1 .I 0 r •74.
11515f.----'------- ----ti"l
i gEZ At.r.dis D. 18(a,' la _ . Erns Sto re,
- Off
haps,
rri.eann n a, ex:no no,
a ls t erthit, aortris P eons
' 0,46 aim* to 0 cJook.
p a itlE ar.fpour
44. 11 0. N 0vrpDA:2 1e 0788 7 1,.. :: :.0.4
a
litoiln , 1 oom ali idaticaYP(StrinnthdlLUSTese eis(ii,styjlePribtseadgWleWityillih'of
r. M,
L•boneni_. l o 6o li MI
- ' - ---- •
. COPT Uemoval!
RIIM V .. OVED hts COPPER
THE nod WORKING BUSINEES to
jt a 11241"
&Lama dailfirolll Strickler's ifiti, where
rket Preel, 0 0 ~.."-•- -- i
0 friends and answer
h• win b• ham to wait Id Mt 14 .
ere, an where be Elee Ancr all.4 facilitle. kw ' 1441"4".
to ell the deptuttseerits et We bitalosett ,
Pkrtic.nlaz ettenatost Orem, l'l‘ Itlr i liThmi rez .M i tsailse
w ill ardor. tiutoktiabl , NOMA 71
, CILL
BL io me I 1114
mid iWoinvorker ,
*Abeam, ?tomb 7 , 7.12 14' . • .
4: o 7uanii •
tlk Act 4
:,,ordAlkuat.
VOL. 12--No. 24.
sti.litll
and
Door and olaidk Manufactory.
/weeded on the ewe Road, sent Oamberla nd
Ma Lebanon.
;kW „ Itllidersigned respeotlnny in
Icll .crrn the bile In genera', that they
O M. °RR' hate - added largely to their &miser estab
- • . liehment, and also bare all /thine of the
" the tate In. ?at ilt " r2th ea n, t s i ti m A r"ed MA°IIINERT
4r OODWORg e H'S FLOORING, 4c.,
for conducting the general business for
Planing,. ScrollB, Sawing, 4.c., 41-e.„
and the eipe.... ,46 ee . acquired by E. LONOACRI and J. O.
GADIM during their connection with the Door, Sash and
Lumber Trade, fora number of years past, affords full as
surance of their Ability, in connection with J. Gana, to
select stock suitable to the wants of the Door and Sash
busluese 1u this State. .
They tow offer to Mechanics and Tarmere generallyi
upon tbverable terms, a Judiciously assorted stock of .
DOORS, 81,811, Sm., from the Lest Lumber manufactories
in the State, feeling confident that , their asaortment ii
not to be excelled by any other establishment IQ the
State in reitardth exactness in site, quality or tinialheal
is Calculated 10 afkord thorough satisfb.ction to ail Mai*
wh ig ..°4 lll =
the undersigned with their custom.
band: g comprises the leading articles If
ilea-on
Dag* of all sixes'
Sash, of all slam;
Dm 'nun as, liar beck and ArohitraTes; • •'..
frame houses ; Casings, from 8 to $ inh '
.11Indow frames, for brick Barbosa;
L.
• and frame bows: Shutters, of all sixes;
'All kinds of Mouldings; Billets, of all Shan;
0. G. Spring Moulding, of all Otos; Waah-boilrda.
LONOACiftE, BABEL *. BROTICKM.
P. 8--Planing, Sawing, do., promptly done fur theme
Ilfniihing atm Lumber. (Lebanon, July 15,'57.
Hira m W. Rank,
41011MIRLY OF JONABTOWA. IagBANRN COUNT!,
would stopeettntly Infos& libijkleode,,and thepnb
nelit,be has - ooneeciWl_lsteilrelf With tin Zoom, hi
the TOBACCO, SNUFF AIM MAR 131781NRISS,
No. 138 North Third Street, Phi/a,
where be ,wlO be glad to Melva customer', and will
sell at rates that will Preys SathrfulorY.
Philadelphia, - July 11,1860.
New Furniture Store.
ior AIM/30N R. DUNDOR.I would reepectftdly to.
Ibrm the public that he has removed opposite the
old Naos, a few doors west of Boyrman's Hote' on Cum—
berland Street, where he wAkespihe !arge nt, finest,
and cheapest assort/dint of z.hirr..g eves. offerod in
Lebanon. His stock consists of all Mods of liirler and
Common Furniture, which he will, sell,lower
than the like can be bought At any other
Place in Lebanon.
He bee on hand a large asapitra ant of Sonia,
Tete-Metes, Lounges, Cemtre, Nei, Card and other Tn.
blew. What Nots , Hat Racks,*e. •Aiso e large and cheap
stock of stuffed, Cane-seat, aintootamon Chairs, Betters,
Bedsteads, and a lot of cheap Mattresaes. Also, Looking
Classes,--Guilt, Rosewood and. Afaboomy—very cheep.
Venetian Blind; Carriages,. Gip ind Hobby Hour*, for
children.
ye_ Particular attention paid to UNDERTAKING.—
life has provided himself with the ITNISST HRARSZIPF
LEBANON, and will make Comae and attend Funerals,
at the - shortest notki and, most-reasonable tome.
Lebanon, December, 28,1889, • ' •
New Cabinet Ware Rams and Chair
Maniffactory.
.3ftrict St, 3d door north of the L Tolley Rotaroad.
Lar_gcyst Manufactory and Bait Assortment of
:7,3r/TIDELE and. 040.11, in tha county.
TILA public reepectfußy segue/4-
ed to bus in mind that at theie
Bowes will be found' the best
SisOrtmerit of FAIIHIOK &Du salt:too
*NO FURNITURE sod CUMRS. Persona In want et
any kind would beet can aba examine his stock belbre
purchasing elsewhere. Which (being all of his own
work) he warrants to be better thin any offered In this
place. Prices will be term ,than st - any other _place,
*Rhos In the Borough or county of Lebanon.
AU orders promptly attended to , and speedily assen
ted at the lowest prices.
AB persons purchasing Ifurnituee from him will be
accommodated by beetug,it delivered to them, to any
pert of the county, 781131 or anises, and without the
lauft Injury, ae he bas procured one. of the beet,cush
ignedfarniture wagons, erpeefelly ler that purpose.
101. COPPING made to order,, and fnnerith attended
at tke shortest notice. [Lebanon, Sept. 13, 1860.
Edited by Prof. J. IL INGRAIIAM, of Missieeippl,
Handsomely bound in one volume, 12 deo., 226 pages.
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rim of letters written In an interemlng style of ner
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life on different kinds of plantations. We can bear tes
timony from our own parser's./ obeervetion of Medlar
scenes In the South, to their trathiuluess Utter* deple
ted_ They axe portrayed in a vivid. intisreeting style,
and, we would like to 800 the book Itrthet hands of de
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of the Southerners or of Southern life, except what
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i
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Dominion of the Reign of the ~
Shepherd King, in a aerial
. tir...in,..
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- nce of Judea is; shown to the reader, as if by an
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N IA DT b :SC 74 I4O ,B.- --A r 1tE1eth844018:1240.41,144 A.
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Lebencin, August 8, ism. u= 404 , 1 ,Ilmobriklesim=it diniluntion of hyterast."—
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GlettleEB t—l have been snatched from the gra • •
~, v obeervar. The dmcriptions of rites and ceremonials,
by the applicatien of year eronderful "Inspectine, or .re spirited and miners - bemire. The style is highly
"Neaten: Yever harm •" For emend yeses I have suf- imiginative and ettmettve, and we predict tirit this
fared every season from favor and effner.., lll „t svi:s , c ,i....i1 i be tie ptar as thp Pilgrim's Program."—
my life was threatened, but y01: 5 2 1 1" 44 ' 3 „,_QL.,,, Presbltbesian and .
the dleeaW , and lam repidiT ItianLa an r e """ aa ' a • Copies of either of the above books. with a handsome
II 1 oar&
ttmig t,.4. 1: ,. K. 4. OA , BOII Grft,ovorth Item GI cents to $lOO, wily he sent to any
person In the.Dreited States, aeon receipt of $1 23 and
to
21 can to pay peeler, by* addressing the publisher,
George (I. Ryan , PbUmielphis. . ,
NEW CABINET.; AND CHAIR
MANUFACTORY.
Firmit subscriber reilpectftdly infer*. the public that
I he bat the largest stui hest impartment of FORM
TURN and CIIA,IIti3, es* offered to the public of Lob.
anon county. jilt ' hand lia 3zl Vabinst-Ware
rooms, In North Borough. nearly opposite
7allor's 11001 and a few doors eolith of Raroler's, a
splendid assortment of good substantial and nishious
ble Parlor, Cottage and Chimber FURNITURE, son
sistingof SOFAS, TETE-A-TETES, LOUNGES, WHAT
zzNara, Parlor, Centro, Pier, Card and Common
TABLES; Dressing and ,Common BUREAUS:
Bedsteads, Work-Stands, Weigh-Stands, and
Kitchen Furniturd of 11l kinds. Also, •
bine and eanant variety of ninon DAME, Sranso
/limp 01:00% . Common Spring Seated Castes; all
kinds of - Sfirdng' Seated ROCKERS. Aldo, Windsor,
Cant-Soated,Land Common CHAIRS and ROCKERS of
everydelliptioil. ..
$3- e ll odd" sold LOW and WARRARTED to give
satisfactian. ^ '
.-Fersetur, deacon, -of knowing the ammeter of the'
goodahinre Wired for Ilaii.l3lll befalls , 'labeled °Wide
anyablii* by reference to those for whom he, boa seiVas
utaatured or to whom sold. - ~, - • , ~
Old Furniture and Chairs R]tFA}RED iind."ol-
EIS GEM. . .
N. 11.--COFTINS Mode and FUNERALS attended.
the shorteat patios. JOSEPH ItOWMAX. - ;
North Lebanon, September 19, 1880.
Farmers and others TakeNdieef
This Way wended''l kitifellate and Ctlre for corer
Auld Ague end 811 :lolls Yevats-wilkbe sent by null, poet
PIA ois zbeeipt of one d oliar• ,Alec for sale at all re.
sretabropDruggigto mid Orinatry Store&
Prioelpal Depot and EdanitiaciorY. /B 8 Main' St- RUA
=Aid, Va. Brandh Ofito, Alsrik of qamaisreaNufbling,
New York. Addreur
JON;tI WILCOX it 00.
•
Supt, s, 1860.
NEW LIMIDECY STABLE..
MK* undersigned reepectfully informs the pane that
Z he has opened a NIIW WOCRY "TARIM, at him
0h..8,13103tr0te1, /DOW tiretar
Leb
anon, where he will keep for the
public. accommodations got!_1.1_11
of
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and Vitll.loL7o, h e
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eep r aw e an d non d &Wag Horaeloind
and ode Vehieles. Arse, eatatol DriveutfluM lol4 l9 l PP'
Alike& lasookarimas for Yarded , 444
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OWEN LAVDACHIS
rat want good tin Irate Oin at the Till Awl Sheik
ken 56ore of 0410/1103 511012...
If you want Mai DUO% etc. IFlKlMPailk ic t a ll" ""
Tlit *ha Elhiwkli Iron Store of SUM
•
LEBANON.PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 18"60.
Ilailthee One *alaiVlM . trireme .
• . Store I , - •
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tween.7th
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illanufkaturer
Dealer in all k
- FANCY FL
Boiligremovici
New Store,'
ind - being
entirely in
tare and Sale
Pars, which
ante with
Pries Print
Markeil at tX
sal. /priest
with a reason.
rWOlild DOH&
either Ladies' .
my aeleetion of those gaods, satlitied, si I am, of my
114111Itt to please in every desired essential. .
• Air Persons at a distance who may. grid It ineonvs
nientcto call pereoual ly, need only name the article
they wish, together with the price, and inscructions fer
sending, and forward' the order to my addfass—money
aceompenying—to io sure a eatistisctory compliance with
-their wishes Angastl2, 11360-sm.
LEMBEBGER'S
CLOTH .Mit.NIIIIFAC TORY.
TIfANKFUL for past favors, the undersigned respect
hilly Informs the Public, that he continues to awry
on his klanufactory in East Hanover township, Lebanon
county, on as extensive& scale as ever. It is unnecessa
iry for him to say more, than that the work will be done
'in the same EEOELLENT STELE, which has made his
Work sad name so well known in the 'surrounding sours-
try. Be promises to do the work, in the shortest possi
ble time. Lily roarinfacto7 s is in complete order. and be
flatters to be able render the same satisfaction
as rewarded/. fleinanofirctures -
Broad and Itatrow oaths, aiuindu, Eacoilfzu While
and other Metenseiti ail is the but nunener: - •
He also cards Wool and mikes - Rolls. For the conve
nience of his Cuslibmem, Woolard Cloth will be taken
in at the following phuxer—At the store...et George &
Pyle, Loeser t Brothers, George Reincald, sad at
the new Drug Store of .toeeph 1.. Lemberger, near
the Market House,tn The: borough of Lebanon; at. the
store of Shirk & Long, in North Lebanon; at S. Gosh,
erre, Battlel township; at the public, house of William
Barnet, Fredericksburg; at the store of S. B. Bickel, la
JOnestowlei.,get,the store of Mr. Wenner, Bellevue;
at the tgoiedf Martin Ilarly, Paimyrii; at the store of Mr.
Zlinuteneau, East Hanover. Lebanon county. All ma
larial, will be taken away regularly, from the above pla-
ces, flubbed without delay,Aird returned again.
Those of his custenaers who, wish Stocking Wool card!
ed dyed and mixed, can leav the same, white, at the
'above mentioned places, with directions how they wish
It prepared. Or his 'customers can order theS
Wool to be prepared !tool:the Wool of the nett=
which will be done and left at the desired places.
N. a. It is desired that those having Wool carded, will
pay the Cash therefor, et the above named plaeee.
• LYON LEmmsnosa.
Maitt•ilaalerer, Lebanon county, Jult 4;1880..
J:tbsicxtE to wan. sorrit.
• - •
Allow Book and one Diattnott to iState a fiatiatlon.
THE SUNNY SOUTH.
Or, the SOUTH:MN= ar Bola, embracing Five : roan'
Zxperience of a Northern Governasa In dm
Laud of Sugar, Bice, Tobacco and
Cotton.-- Just Published.
ro, •
Mk. If you want'any books send by (*tees G. ivAsir
gilt gook !shell khmentl No. 499 Chestnut Bt., Phil's.,
*Ma all books are sold at the Publiabers' lowest pet•
me, and you have the advantage of reoelvlnit A RAND
8091.3"PILISENT woith from to cents to UV Dollars
with each Boole.
Bend for a Complete clafogled Catahigne ,
'
which will be mailed to you, free of expenac
Oyler any book that you may 'quint, remit the ribil
pa" toolbar with the Itengunt milked kat
eist ode trialzwAl assurer you that the bestplbsee l l. it n i re
gauntry to pecrabase books is at the
OA !kr* Ikkaibt94efeetqf OS/DMZ O. EVAN&
: •, ..? II 711' S W;dlr VA" ,
liiiiklcan greater induoemsets, such u cannot be equal
pellyany Other hotiee, are offered,
-Operson, in any part Of the country, can be an
gimply by forming a club, rending ei lid of books-
AmpUtlng amount of mousy - dequired Ibr the
Jaddr7nr etitekgiu. which oontaitim eU thr defined
l o tt i rmstion relative to agenoies end the formadad d v o id; and to tnenwprompt and horn:m.l'bl*
illidindln all Mien to On tondqutrter.
• • Cl.ftßfil ILVANA,
Of tae 6bSidt Largest Gift Boobs , iirtalb•
~ • World: fragstazyrlity located at—No.•
z Oisteate4c3Allo.4l.
eral places. 'At his feet a dagger'iras
stuck in the sand, which vias stained
all roand by it. This Arab - was:of
very dark complexion ' and fragile 'in
make. When, brought before the mil
itary tribunal appointed to.examine
him, he_gais his /lime without heel.
tattoo. Soleynian itialeby, a native
ofgyria, twenty•fotir jilisis,of age, a
writer by profession, established at,
Aleppo. • ••••. : •
Ae regarded the rest, he totally
denied 'it all. The .general at the
head of the - conrt-mutial ordered him
to be bastenadoed; - Apording to the
custom of the country.
After receiving-it,,he declared him
self ready to tell the truth,
conse
quently- he..wea once more brought
before the tribunal. There he stated
that he hacrbeenthirty-one days at
Cairo, having•edlsl2o from Grain on a
dromedary; that his sole purpose in
coming was to assassinate the Gen.
oral; being sent for the acconi.
plialment of.the deed by the chief of
the Tanissaries; tor •when,the Afitssle
nl444l)B.ll.l4l2ro!;a•-
ijickiiiieci At Altm . poat-40114310 ho
would "the' Wiltilksit • lin g
'both . money and military •rank to
"tvslirdikiever would do. it , and he bad
• -• • ,
presence of the acknOwledg•
ni.ents of his gillt, i sentonce, as, may
readiltbeimakined,was very quick
lyironoffna_iidtespecially by a court.
• martial, -•- • 2 , •••
There 10.4 skeleton tn. the` Sardin. . Consequently, goleyman
du Bolin taxis, Arhichinorel,lian one, convicted of having assassinated the
piiikably, has seen, without - knowitik general.iq:ohipf,,lileber,was condemn.
to whom it belonged Orits history—, ed lefe . his right hand burnt off,
This is it. . , toe impaled, and' left there to
_clic,
o . ri 'coming 'froth. Syria, after con- till.tle birds of prey should..devoCir
(rioting the Turks-at AbOtikir, Bona- • .
..!•;-:
part; returned to Prance, where hisl As regards Solyman he, mis 091
ambition, and the dangers menacing perfect Arab assassin, believing bjm- 1
his country had called hirri. But•be. i self the one. chosen bye , fate .for the
fbre quitting the east, where he had „I - purpose and 11(i - walked forwara,Whis
covered himself with laurels, he wis - h- ; execution withOuffear or Oetektitgon,
ed to assure the presperity of his fu- but Srm and Cahni s kiSliaityr:%'zz.
turer,Egiptian colony, by leaving it Whim he gairie4 - ,Vie place °Volt
under a man wortig of his ,confl-, °cation; his vest coverail:
,
donee. breast, WAD rtipoved,:andlus InuAlNas
etwitE gottrg.
NY -NAMEIC.
In the lewd. where I am going,
..
When my earthly life to o'er. . '.
When the tired hantia,ctiee their striving,
And the tired beats ache no more; ..
In that land of light lind . beauty, i
Where no thadow.ever am* .
To n'ercioud,the perfect glory—
Whatthall be ay angel name t . •
•-....,
When the ;Wits who await me
Meet me at mye in,
• With what name o ve and mane .
Will their wel e words begin ?
c ror
Not the one so dimmed with earth stas,
• Linked with tho u e t of grief andtheme ;
No, the name that LOTO,III gave too,
Will not be my Myra n a me .
.1 have beard it all tao often
Uttered by Unloving lips ;
. .11'th they dare in ein:and Borrow
Dim it with their deep eclipse,
I shall change it like a garment,
When I tears this mortal - frame, • -
And at life's immortal baptism
I shall have smother namel
For the angels will tot call me .
By the name I have,. earth;
' They will speak a holler language,
• Where•l have my holier birth : . .
- gyilabled in heavenly music, -
.„ . •
Sweeter far than earth may claim,., ~:
Very gentle, Pure and tender,
Stich &halite my angel:ninne i -
It has thrillod!icr ' l4 ; oftpa, . •
Id the holleirtV •• 1 - ••
_-, .. • '
Lint its beauty 1 ...v,•,i, •:•.• ree , ; •,_ i . .
- • Only like the • : It' t• - . ; --.
Weary of.o4n,Wriing disnortl .
- Whlchthelipa 4,;portals frame, •• -
When shall korith joy and rapture
answer' bY,mysingerniime ;. .
'_ -j.;:iit.t11,4404.5,....,.1.,...
ARAB kMlMItliqG AND • 0:0111U6B.
_
He selected among'all ihfrgOß:
who had 'followed his aq.entittsslia
*at land—all of whom/werro?mes
who bad performed brilliant. services
--OA*? who stands high among ail
the Oiliers. Kleber, the republican,
wo - mean;an ardent and enthusiastic
'mail; a brave ancl.tal t ented General,
Kleber, Who-Was theidol of the set
dieis, 21 2 ,4• in fact thelonly , man who
could. maki) P*get the abience
of the. hero Of Arcofe and: the Pyra
mids.
Scarcely, however, had -t - his Gener
al added the name of Heliopolis to
all the victories with.which theinast
ivas_ringirig, when hell.by the hand
a fanatic. , ,
.c.• •
On the 11th of ne, - ,afte'r review
ing the Greek legion in.the islands of
Bandah, he came to Cairo, to preside
over the preparations which Mon
sieur Protein, one of the engineers
who had followed thaarm,v,was mak
ing in his palace: •
• .
Both lyere expected to breakfait
With .tiriether 'general. officer - whirih
was given ti)" several of his "frierialind
'-• •
fit.
two wow in; ..the afteinoon,)Cleber
. .
.toolf, leave of hitlisitatitfid fruilldsoind
taking Monsieur' Praftio,
returned towards his palace, Where
as we have said, numerous repairs
were being made by the architect.
There was - not more than five min
utes walk from the general's whera
they had breakfasted; to GerCKleber'si
and to arrive there, it was necessary
to plus by a terrace and sheltered by
immense grape , vines.
The general and• the architect were
walking slowly,and the latter stopped
from. time to tiWe,to trace something
with a cane-beheld in his hand on
, the sand.' .,
Suddenly a man • Iliad 211: eastern
costume appeared. at a s h o rt distance
from the two, bowed: tO,Gen...lC.leber;
and crossing his arms`iivai,hilibrealit,
saluted after _the.fashion of the east.-
He then raised, his hand and:kissed it.
Kleber was accustomed to these dem
onstrations; the Arabs who visitedbim.
totlemapd juaticialFal'agicihna,so
ho waited for the'youtig' map 14-
plain .what he wanted,
with the quickness' of lightning, the
•attin,ger drew a curved' poignard. from
hia breast, andburied it np to"tile Lilt
iri Kleber's side.
The. Gentital.attcred t a cry of pain
rind surprise-us he stepped beckFard,
and then he leaned aping. the bhlea
tradercalling aloud , to a soldier who
was visaing. ;,"Ifelp, guard! 1. - am.
assassuiatad I"
At the same moment Monsieur
Portairi f who: had only, a cane in his
band sprang . on the, murderer, Who,
after the.hloil.4 - 111 dealt, stood a mo
raeirpsilerit and motionless; and find.
ing-• himself - unexpectedly assailed,
With, rapidity of thought, he
?bibbed the unfortanate architect half
a• dozen times.itt least. - ' -
Like a 40d - beast, 'greedy ofhlood,'
the : man , reified= again at gleber,
stabbed him several times, and then
fled.
• The gnnrd hastened as quickly its'
possible to the general's aaaiatanne
but he Was obliged to Sp - . round to
reach the terrace. • -
• By this time also, Monsieur Protein
bad come to himself, and .seeing the
general leaningagainatthebalnetride,
p a l e and co s vered with blood i he made
an effort to try and-raa4- birkpoint
ing.ot to him,, now, too . late, uphap
il
sow- iTprident;:"ii was, to go .
about without an escort.
But Kleber gently6o4l4ll ' ll4i. his
%and towards - him,
"My friend, this is notthe mencent'
t=vot, me advice, I am very:* e_
•be. dropped dead.
The Bawl - day Ulu soldiere 'found a,
ourig•fizakenveeialegiin,:the gardens
)o,!ging to, the , ' .140 1 4 :14
irlialled with Nowt in -pr.
told Over the . lighted -breziet. 'The
punishment had lailed five ."minutes
before the poor wretch lied.utterid
a coUlphiint when Llighted-coalininp.
ed from the 'fire 'mid fdlroe theiliner
411.14,:0f hie an n. .. • •
• moment -NB -.-restiolutaYas
abagdoned C
him siihe. ,p.t#ol6l,
' cordoning for the coal to be rep ed: .
The oreoptiOpeT could no 11:4/14
marking that it was nuiazing,,roz a
man like limi3elf, lied borne tyre
cruel 'torture - of'-his hand being burnt
Without a groan- should now cry‘ -. 4init, polygamy. Theynot only allow but
for a little blirrf On. his arm- they. require the members ";of their
Thelinsiver NEW peculiar. sect to take more wined - than one.—
"'Tie not. the pain,"4lie said, which No man is considered-a good and ex
makes me complain; but I stand on en41 6 0. 140 r-Ill'on wbodees not proe
m" rights;, this hot coal WAS notin my j.tice polygamy. The higher a man
sentence." , rises in be. Chureb,.thegreater ' at a
, When the hand was burned off at general-thing, is the number of his
the wrist, the executioner kid him to wives, and they are) taught by their
the stop where hiswas to be impaled Prophet -that the more Wives and
The spike was run into his bodywith children - they bavei l n this world - the
twelrubloWeof wooded-mallet, the greater - ,Will. be t eir felicity and
spike was then driven Murtha ground I power in the next world. They be
i* the highest point- near: the inatitu- lieve flint their wives, children and
tion. ' - 4 property; will be restored to them in
there tieiz•; ... mainedfour hours and:the:resurrection and that they will
a half dyingoiMitlinait accordance with
reciting verses from` the - Koran only' these tenets,- it is tile - aim-("rif - ve
interrupting, them-to:ask for. 4tiorae. -MormOnlo* take as many -as
thing to drink. Arniiesninat list took 11 - e - --vani, - Maintain. Brigham- Yoting.l
pity on hini and :00 him So - ine wit. has between seventy-five and hun
ter and.Selymandrenlcit and expired. dred,,and Heber C. ,Kimhall, his •-flrst
The body remained there about a Cii - unsothTa.and the next maivin dig. I
g•
month, and the pirds et - prey ancom- pity - White, • has nearly as% many.-:•
pliahed the remainder.- of the sen- They both say that they intend .to
%pace: • :' I.take..M4 The Bishop's, Apostles,
The skeleten of this poor wretch' j'acid other church dignitaries, faith-
Wes removed to Fiance at the same tfnllyifolroW'their example'.
time as the - body of his victim, and is "They_lipld that incest is not sinful.
placed in the Sardin du ftos, an the Cava , their Church dignitaries, Bish- 1
first halt of anatomy, on the left en- opJohneifiXurnbersarnong - histwelve
tuning; it is that of a man about five wives; 'five nieces. Another Mormon
feet'two inches the bones ofthewrist has sister as one of his wives.
are burnt, and the traces of fire still ''=They believe, for snob is the proph
remala. cep, that ;Jackson county;,. Missouri, {
The spike ,in passing through the whence freyy were driven Orr account' -
- loins, had seperated. two ql the spinal of their 'crimes, is to be the future
vertebra!: The Y -are replaced by twocentre and capitol of' the Mormon
Woodeleones, - which- so well imitate ' 4tnpire.
thereat that it requires great atten-' - glance at the Mormon
tion,to distinguish them. at. le es of faith suffices to show =;the
infamy of their system and.: the, de
.
pravity of their people.' They hate
our goiernMent, and 'pray: for the
arrival of the promised 'period vv lieu
they shall not, only be strong enough
to set lip for themselves, but when,
werCh all_ be trampled under their feet.
The Pectoral ,Governor of - Utah - can
do nothing without the acquiescence
of the liorMon Despot, -; , iirigham
Igung, and Federal Courts are mere
iritoekeriei. liformon-JurieS,_ invaria
lily render Mormon verdicts, andl4,r.
mon Sheriffs and other officers, obey
the ,behests of, Brigham: YOung . .—
Atatinon criminals are protected by
thethiirch, and Mormon Territorial
andCharch Courts take jurisdiction
over. all,subjecti.
The daily life9r the _Mormons is a
life of treason to Our , GoVernment, as
it is a continuois Mitrage upon the
civil - nation of
, the 'nineteenth centu
ro. :Every day `they,, more prof
-ligateand more robe
The atrocithiathey eogimit, if tint
conclusively pfovecl, would hebeyond
belief. • _Every year they kill.aud.Platt
der Jitindre - d 6 5 of Apostate , Mormons
and unolf*litiO . emigrants: They
maintain an organization known as
the - 01;aiiiteii, -or.. avenging angels"
'composed of daring ruffians, _whose
businees it;is to.-execute the'. decrees'
of the chiirch. These men 414 all of.
Brigham Young's bloody '
It is the diity of our 4nvivt }Attila'
to restrain the excesses of these peo
pll,They hive - toe long 'been per.
mittedto have their own way. ,Tittey,
are a diagraee,t,o; our_ name and ,na
ti on -and a-reproach • to, all chrigen
dOM. Itati'ne* To% 'MO informs
iae thdt they are pressing
- ward in-their rebellious
.00 •
Tim; -Are '-aismentect every rw'
TB:1 .14.011M.0N5,
1 SKETCH 71l TIPCIILIND '21114:111" pixrimizs-
DRAT CONGRESS 'SHOULD DO AIM TIME.
Away off in, the ftistnesseas of the
pocky Mountains dwell apeculiar and
dangerous people—the m
Morons.—
Ingitives r from the wrath of man and
fre,lp 'Pt justice of our Go,yornthen
they have estal3lished themselves in
a remote region, where they can en
joy immunity from thiit pUnishment
whiCh elsewhere would etertaiPlY.l
- the "critter's .. .l43r coiumit, - :
Springsug_np. index;
the pretended prophet, Sesnyn SmiTH,
a shrewd-bid thievingYrieffn4 knave,
then.): miserable people ,remoyed to 4
Ohio, from thence, to from
thew* to Migiouri and from thence
to'the Territory of Utah: 'The ny*•
teta islvtheoOracy. , They unikespir
itual- and temporat government. =
,Their Prophet is the head of bbth.—
Po him alone, ihor acknowl
:ode allegiance.
.11is, pretended rev.
ildationa aro - hattby them . guksuperic.r.
to the bible. It, joililagc .. te
IntrApret that sacr4book, and" add
*of substract frosn'it 'Winans of
lit revelations. lit is n4lject-kgroph , :
et, Seer, and ReVelator.".. The ktos t i
sensualist and daring infidel' who
claims, and to iVhoin the 'Merino&
accord, thwegreat powers,iißrigham
Young; s IO4I the subordiOte%tit fin.
ally the ..sticdessor of Josepli'fnidtb.
l'he.ciuse of the frequent removals
zet thes e People froni pliieb fo.Plude is
be-fOind in. their bad habite,.infa-
Inainrdoiniines and heinoiniorimee.—
TheY.aia a nuisance to all: neighbor
ing people. > In Utah they htive- no
nee4bboze with the exception &Jo:
'lltiana.. Waist segnestercilT.erittory
jsithit.thOisiand mile
'oll4 4 o l oo l ".s4,tesn. d civil
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isatiOn r . they have everything their
own intr av AlloWed free scope and
pareatdsted license,lio`rmonismihas
'reach fall devlopment in Utah.
Stipp*iliOp no longer necessa r y...._
Hence they -have throwiroff their ilia
guise an - 4U they: . Iscitilly ,preach *lnd
practies. isinlhl •and shocking
doctrines . iliirmukaihem both eccen
tric aridvocliosus. They go naked in
the deleiWk4siitinen only hear of their
crimes afar offs. Distance and dim
ness bioth.oeate doubt and attraction.
The desireia -to know more; that can
only be larnad ty. seeing, and few
are adveniprous.enough to cross the
Plains and' the_Rocky °nu tai ns to
satisfy: AkjiMi'iiiives. The Mormons
thus have, 4 all the protection of Rbscu
rity and all the benefit of consequent
doubt, enhanced too by the natural
disincliiiiabn of the mind to credit
unusual departures from common
standarde;- and extraordinary and
MOnstrornOrtnity. To encourage
- delusion and-.to stop Sce.ndal, they
send out iritoZhii 'workd their books,
nesyspapers and their misslonaries,all
' . of Avhipb-ar@ J lill oi oiies- of:persecu
tion, apieals frythpathy, and pre
tensions to a sublimated sanctity.
.A glance sit some of theirloctrines
or articles of religious.faith *ill give
' an insight. into the system and char
' miter of this strange and fanatioal
sect
They hold that M.ormonism,Se the
only trqe religion, and call _all the
mit of uitivirind , of ,every .tiamei na
tion and religion, Gentiles.":.
They teach that - theft spiritual
head. is their Temporalm haler, au
thorized of God, and that his revela
iions and requirements are the, laws
and . the only lasVe to which they are
amenable.
- They declare that Mormonism will
go On:extending until it shall uproot
all the - Dynasties, Kingdoms and Gov
ernmantstnn,:earth, and that all men
-and All natianu. shall yield to its do
'niinion. 7 •
They'taMh that Mormonism . = may
bP.P.""PgoTP:Or_i'fi• sword: '
L heir gala' thia theyiblyshed the
blood of Men r in" - brdei 4 te'• save their
lind4this. doctrine ttoy nth
leisly butcher Apostates from their
faith,Autts• „ offending "Gentiles;'
.when.thikean:do so with impunity.
!rhoy hold that "Abe Saints" may
take both the-lives and the property
uPleqqcs,".2rben the interests of
tbe.."clheirottap&lLlsgd oar" requir.eit.
- The",4oeit tilpd—sateSsively prao--
t, eves --•:theirleligious faith,
the:edisits escrdisguatiti: doctrine
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St kip
A. FAMILY PAPE&FORTS.WM AND 0011NTITY,
IS PRINTED AND PDBI.IISRED WEERLI
By W. M. BRIBLIN,
2d Stacy of Futrell', New Building, Oindritriand
At One Dollar and Fifty Cents a Year.
Air Anearrutaiaters Inserted at tho usual ratan.
The friends of the establishment, and the puhihr ruler
ally are rnpecttu 1y solicited to send in their Orders.
li-RAINDDBILLS Printed at an hours metier,.
RATES OP POSTAGE.
In Lebanon County, postage free:
In Penoaylvanla, out of Lebanon comity, 3,4 oenta roer
quarter, or 18 cents a year.
Out of this State, Oi cts. per quintet, qv 26 its. a year
If itspostage is not paid in advance, rates arerkiabied.
331211
both by 'ittinaigrftiOa and natural in
creak°. ibicittreil arajziptilk
becoming impciaing and 'formidable.
Tbp, lino policy it to deal with them
now, and nci t „tip waitn i ntil they shall
grow too strong to cope u with.
Other &faint; nearer,our
centre, have too long divided Wen, :
tion from that nation of thieves, .opt
throats and tre t itors who infest the
Tenitory of Utah. We hope that
the next Congress will give to thip
sublebt theattention it &mint% lino}
legislate Properly for Utah.
HOW Tap : PEOPLE OF ILLI
NOIS CAIiIE TO BE CALLED
SUCKERS
•
Senator Douglas, in his speech at
Petersburg, gave - the following amus
ing account:
About tho year 1776, it man by the
name of George Rogers Clarke, ap
plied to the Governor of Virginia,
and suggested to him that, as peace
might any time be declared between
Great Britain and the colonies, it
would be well for us to be in possea
sion of the Northwest territory—
that-which is now Ohio, Indiana, Il
linois, „Ildicihigan and Wisconsin
that when-the commissioners came to
negotiate the treaty of peace, we
might act on the well-known princh•
ple of ultiposseditis, each party 'holding
ej) they had in possession. Hoenig ,
gated to the Governor that he should
permit him to go oat to the North.
west, confiner-the country, and hold
it until the treaty of peace, when we
would become possessed of it. The
Governor consented, and sent him
across the mountains' to Pittsbure:s.
From there, ho and his company
floated down the • Ohio to the falls,
where Louisiille now stands, and af.
ter remaining there a short time they
ggtidh took to their rafts, and floated
down to the Salines, just bektyrShaw
neetown, in Illinois. Here thektfbek
up their march across the country to
Kinikaskia, where there were a num
ber of French, who had formed a set,
tlement there, and by means of a
guide, they reached the Squaw river,
and encamped near Peter Merand's
honse,some little distance from the
town; yoti see I am well acquainted
with the locality. {Laughter and-ap
pianse.] They reached there at night,
and early the neat, morning, Clarke
got his little army of ragamnifins
gether, (for they had no army wag
ons with supplies„-no sutler, no stores;
and by this -time began. to look rag,
ged and -wretuhed enough,) and took
up his line of march for the little
'French, town of Kaskaskia. It was
•,he. anda,Verythot gay, and as
the entered ttet,,f 4 ocan, he.,saw the
-Frenchmen belongtek to it, sitting
- quietly on the little verandahs in
front of their houses, rucking their ju;
leps through a straw, and he rushed
on them, crying, "surrender, you suck
ers, your [Great laughter.] The
Frenchmen surrendered, and from
that day to : this, Illinoisans have
been known as "suckers." LRenew
ed laughtezq
'That of our cogno
men, and when Geo. Itogers Clarke
returned to Vir joie, hetroducect
Jule augpter.] ~1
w irginians fair notioe
t h at *hen they claim the honor of a
lefferion, of a - Madison, of a Mar
-shall, of a Wythe, "oVit -George MI.
son and of as many 'other distin
gnished,sages and patriots as the
world eVete.mlV, - fwejielci ; when you+
claim the glor3 , You - abuifkre s d on thq
1 . 11i311 . of battle, we yield ; you
claim credit for the 04360i:fp . o
Northwest Territory that ontof it
'Sovereign States might be created,
we yield; when you claim the glory
Of never having polled a vote against
.the Democratic yarty, we yield; but
whei3 Yon *lake theslory of the mint
julep, hands off; Illinois yenta that.
.[Shouts of laughter and applamie.l—
the .praise that ie, entitled to it;
,belongs.to "the sucks rs."
RESUSCITATING AFTER HANGING
One of the few well-atithenticated
cases of reeuseit j ation after hanging•
occurred in Pain 1776. A young
girl of:Ory prepossessing appearance,
frOm qne of the interior provinces of
France,. was' plaCed at Paris in the
servies or a man• depraved by all the
vices of that metropolis. Smitten by
.her Charms, 'be attempted her ruin,
but was unsucceseful. Incensed at
his defeat, he determined on revenge,
and secretly placed in her trunk arti ,
ties belonging to', bin; and marked
with his name. He kben denounced
her to a magistrate, who caused her
to be arrested, and thp ;lisping arti.
cleffobTid fu gerossession,she
was brought to trial. In her defence
she could only assert her ignorance of
the manner in which the articles came
in her trunk, and protest her inno
cence. She was found guilty, and sen
tence of death prckpouxteed upon her.
The hangman's office was itte*ient
ly performed by the executioner's
The body vas delivered into the hand 4
of the surgeon, by whom it_bad beep
,purchased. iinmediately convey
ed it home,.skid• roceeding to dimwit
it, when hovierceived a slight wiammtb,
aboi#,, , the. IfYi the prompt nee
of°tqper remocfies, he restored the
sus 4imated` animation. In the mean
time, .he sent for a trustworthy priest o
and wten the unfortunate girl glow
edher eyes, she supposed herself in an-,
otherworld,and,addresSing thep riest,
(who was a mac T,4 motiked an ma
jostle eountenance,l
crEter* Father, you kno4'my in no.
oenep pity , on me.", f
i n *simplicity, belieting elks be
held*,Ataker, She 0011 tinned 10 sue
for nideiC,lind it wits some time be
fore she realized :'she was still in the
land O'f' the living. 'The surgeon and
'prlestlising conviiiitud.':ofi her inno
011ie% 08 'retired - to a; illige far *OM
ftivirmAse of her pnjulit Ettritiblient.
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