Wellnotitranioch
BREEF RUM SCHWEFFLEBRESINER.
SenTAFFLETOWN, Mtertz der 22ta, 1.509
IniEn A Itl: MIA 31 :
lch susp, ct dos de Schlitiletowner cop
perheads a notion hen a trick of mich tsu
shpeela-- tnich oln end 'loch Otis der Posht
Oftlee rouse tsu tbola. Geshter war wil
der aniobl der flee-dockter hei tiler un hut
obsolut hawa went dos MI an breef slirciva
set on caner was se der clt Simon beast
wu drunna of in ‘Vashingtowner
nawt littekt, on dos ich mnv influence yusa
set geaye sell male'. of office bill tsu
Er hut 4'nl-ant warm Hi un onnery head
Incliner Ilk gyan selly law yuslit we se
is, dont), dent olles reek ktuntna fun weaya
der Schliilletowner Posht Office. for der
we we ers cxpla;ned but is es an law so
dos der Kitzelderfer ()us tier office rouse
mus om (erslita un awer warm se
de law now 7 peela, for sell meant se ob
shotfa, dune w;er-• oil ferliei unit lacer.
Ich lkol, 'cut g'sawt ich wet amohl a \veil
drivver kunsiddera, un mil dur PAAVy
ShWutZadUrwk.aya. Es is Tiler awer grawd
suspicious fore kumma, dos of eamohl de
latrls sheina in my favor tsu sci. We er
whirler fort war hin ich aw grawd nut' in
de shtub tsu der Bevvy. We inh nei bin
war se yuslit draw om bubbally wesha un
fitcalvvr aw du, un kir draw un hob er
ulles .'s,(Nvt fun woaya dery tenner of of
fice law, un hob g'froked eb se !tier roata
dent for tsu shreiva on den olta simon
tit Mcaya. hut :over grawd
g'sawt (1(e-) su kens fuu dentin kterls draua
that, un dos i it hesser narsht welter nosh
frolo , (krweayn. Wel!. ties ding war hoot,
ich of tin of) tsum nein, shoohneaster wu
fun SimolkiU county kurmat an ons Sola
kluppers in de kusht gent, for (er is an
hurter I?lntliii( an un gnat nei for mich
for Poshtmensliter. We Mr eam g'sawt
hob we der kce-ducktcr hawwa hut wella
dos ich nel set een for di s termer of office
hill. t:ugeaya's tsu done hut er
mers r(nlit un hut mich of
arneld convinced des warm de law bleibt
w( tun bleibt der Kitzelderfer aw
iu ~, 2 f Oflice, awer wanns se's 'pecla,
(loan IN a:rd woll der (.rant mer my com
mission shicka. now, gea ich aw grawd
draw un shreib on selly kierls un sogeana,
yusht week mit so law dos mirth tsurick
-1114.. n ranch( Mr so leit we seller olt Kitz
()Alert', r. left Wo'aS nw yetz exactly we's
kumn“ dos is so long gent, un dos ich
11, - ,,•h nix grickt hob fun' yusht
W,ilVa titer ferdeivelt termer law.
;( sitter hen titer amohl aus g'mocht dos
:ii negsluit Sundog ivver octet (log wella
iner's bubbally dawta lusssa, awer uf der
nawma sin liter :welt net 14011 S eanich.
'We g'sawt in incini Ictsitta brief, de Ilevvy
is in favor fors Alley tsu heasa, nit awer
ich kin so holwer uf der notion furs is rigs
'olpeater Grant tsu dawfa, for sell mean
ich evva cleat d. l'osht Office a sure ding
raacha. Altey is uf course aw an guter
nawma, awer Mt mean evva seller kent
mer yusht so gout usa fur an miners mold,
weil es kea g'fore hut dos Abey ous shtterbt
in Amearikaw—anyhow net so long dos
ich odder du um de weg sin. Wane awer
de BeNvy druff insist dens, uf course,
wterds evva v heasa missa. Awer
noch cans, es mog now heasa we's will,
mcr hetta gcern dos du un di olty kummet
om Sundog ivver ocht dog furs ivver de
dawf heawa. Per henna der guns weg
uf de ears kumma his on der Yutza
shteddler Siltation tin fun dort is es yusht
about tswea mile uu a holwy his noch
Sehlifiletown. I)er kennt Somshdogs
kumma un wanit der dunet, dont: shpon
ich ti tin bring eich rivver, un om Moon
dog morya nemnt ieh eich aw widder tsu
rick on der siltation. Now wann der im
sin bend tsu kumma, donn konnsht uns
slareiva, un dr,nn wella in. r olles mat
shell ei richta.
Der klea meant riozr awrr. s4•l net meld
g'sund, for er kreisht pis sit greisel-heftich
orrick in der nada. Dc olt Lawbucksy
behawpt er is was mer aw ewocksa least,
un meant to‘ 'r set lrauclut derfure. Se
sawya. es weer an oily fraw drivva itn
Lodwrerriekshteddle de kennt's aw wocksa
ferdreiva mit warta, tut aw so a g'slimeer
on: led) was se mocht mit wits fet,gekoelity
tswivvella un a welluich guldingdoor un
so ollerlea shtuft nci. craw sawya, sc
ester a sidvvaty sit un a doehter fun
earn titer sei dawdy nee net g'sea hut, un
dos sci Bawdy un seigross-dawdy 01l tswea
im nei licht gehora sin. tin sell gelit earn
Sett de gewalt sit warm hraucha furs aw
wocksa tsu ferdrciVii.
Weil ich yetz draw UM fun weitya dem
bubbally tstt mus ich (loch aw
mentiona fun st , ina kleader. 1)e frocks, uu
hemdlin, un unner recklin setsht
aver amot.i ‘ , ana ! Was iniolt om
terriCkwht so•:'
frockly. Now. s'lo.d)hally n. t ;:11(7
dos about sivvatst-a wcr
i.. 11 s ill de krk•uk warn tro.•kly
net. ul Iveuniuhsla a yard long is:
Sticks 11 , 0,1 101 V.
any
for nor gri-kt g( , r , tot t!-,1
ivcay:t (1(.111 kury4ksa
wann - sytlAlt nct f. cid kr, , l- 1 .,,;‘\
for 54 . 11 b10(1111'11 1111111 Ir.
nada. Ich ilf•rridlt any how (!,.- r
kit !nth no,•1 1
..r
izvat,u
NOW 111 . 111 d, Ulf
olt'v orn Sumlog i‘ v. 7' a( itt
toi , •11 anyhow Ivissa
Met, Un no rnor at n:.
';•( 11 Nt
MR. LINCOLN'S FORMER HOME.
irs. Elizabeth C:idy `-tant, , il
made a visit to formi.r hone
iu Springtiold. h
Ivritt , s :
The same maps at.ti pictur , s
he had gazed still (It .. , ,ratel the
With the addition of :tn engraving Car
penter's picture of Mr. Li n , o i n an d hi,
Cabinet. A broken looking glass that had
often reflected those -ad featurt s.
hangs in its accustomed plaue. There,
too, stands the old book case, with pi , :q
holes of papers, Just ti Mr. Lincoln left
then; no curious eye has vet seen their
contents; no irreverent hand has yet untied
a single knot. As I lit and that f( t.
was lost in admiration the wonderful
tl)rbearanee and self.cflatrol of the !routs
Monty. In one corner of the hook casc was
a large wasp's nest, showing' how undis
turbed it is left from year to year.
looked over the second volume of Mr. Ilcrtt
don's manuscript of Mr. Lincoln's: life.
which will he a deeply interesting and
valuable work when completed. From
what I saw of the aminor in a long conver
sation the next day, I feel his will not be
a mere Dutword history if 110.1.5., but of the
inner life, of the sentiments, atlections and
philosophy of clear tn ,, ral pt.rceptimi, of
deep spiritual insight, a man of faith, of
enthusiasm with what is called woman's
intuition. Speaking 'if Mr. Lincoln's
chronic melancholy, he said. in his poeti
cal way, " Mr. Linvolu's sadness at times
dripped from him like de W.. • Though we
hear so much of his Jake- and .2,.0d st ,
his joviality was only on the surface, and
seldom enjoyed Lt ?Iv NA hi, tart lain
daily.
D 04;%:.
A man in l'ittshurg has t;air ilo ! , s whi c h
he has learned to harness each other. In
putting on their collars, one dog gets it
over his nose, while two of them then get
it between their teeth and pun it over his
head. The saddle and traces which are
attached to the collar are then lifted by
these two dogs over the other dog's back,
and that completes his outfit. He then
turns in and helps to harness another, and
so on until they arc all harnessed. The
leader then takes one of the traces between
his teeth and forces it over the button on
the side of the cart. The other trace is
served in the same way. They are then
ready for work, and proceed in a dog-trot
up to the front door of the house and wait
until the man comes out and places his
little boy in it, when they start off for the
suburbs, the little boy driving them. Their
owner always accompanies them, mounted
on a Canadian cob. They have been
known to make their mile in loss than four
minutes.
NEAREST THE Film— During the sit
ting of a court in Connecticut not long
ago, on a very cold evening, a crowd of
lawyers had collected round the open fire
that blazed cheerfully on the hearth in the
bar-room, when a traveller entered, be
numbed with cold; but no one moved to
give him room to warm his shins, so he
leaned against the wail in the lack part of
the room.
Presently a smart young liml ) of the law
addressed him, and tile foll))winc , dialousue
took place:
You look like a travelkr. —
Wall, I suppose I am; I rome all
way from Wisconsin afoot, at any rate.'
'• From Wisconsin?
to comeonone lair of Icgs,
" Wall, I done it Crltlyhow."
"Did you ever pass throu , i hell in any
of your travels?"
" Yes, sir; I've heen 01:4,110 the out
skirts."
"I thought likely. Wed. what are the
manners and customs there? Some of us
would like to know.-
' you'll find them much the same
as in this plare. The lawyer , : sit nearest
the tire.—
Donns, the auctioneer. is a popular man.
a wit and a gentleman. Ile was lately
engaged at a sale of venerable household
furniture, and had knocked down sundry
articles of kitchen furniture and fixings.
lie had just got to 'going, going. and a
half, and a half—going!' when he saw a
smiling countenance upon agricultural
shoulders winking at him. A wink is al
ways as good as a nod to a blind horse or
an auctioneer: so Dobbs winked, and the
man winked, and Dobbs winked, and the
man winked, and tiny kept winking, and
Dobbs kept 'going,, going, going! , with a
lot of glassware, stove-pipes, carpets, pots.
and finally the lot was knocked down.
`To a-whoY' said D.,bbs. gazini4 at thy•
smiling stranger.
? Go1lc:• said tia. , strair. • I
claim) who!•'
I Vliy you,
• Sho l .
Yes. VCS.. Said D o Ot,,
lot
•Mc 111 ditrned it' I .11,i
said the stranger.
Why, didn't you wink, tail kct•i) wink
ing?' quoth the auctioneer.
`Winkin'? Well, i did---so did you
wink at me. I thought you were winkin
as much as to say— keep dark, I'll stick
somebody Oil this lot of shill: and 1 wink
ed, as linte) as to Jr'
116tt , d4.,(4.' I
Dun De:lllovratic filo - qi, arc :wriding up
a dismal • wail' about thr //toad/mew of
General Hancock, by being assigned to
the department of Dakota, but no one
thought it necessary to commierate th,
gallant little rho. Sheridan, who has bee:
out :n that rog:on Sol . a ycat r arc:
LIM
11)1/1
ISM
What a 'distanot
VOU bid 011
JOHN .1. SMELL, ESQ.,
residcm Geri. of the House of Representatives of Pennsylvania.
ffititcted.
THE LENT HA DOL LA R.
When t'harle, iileason was about ten
years old, a bright hall-dollar was riven
him by his g,randfather. to buy anything
he pleased fur a New Year's present. The
boy's mother had that. morning taught
him the verse. lbe that bath pity on the
poor lendeth to the Lord, and that which
he bath given. will he pay him again."
The word, were running in the bov', mind
ou his way to the store to pUrchasca toy
which be had ,een itt iii wind , tie
shop MI the proviOtt,; day.
Just before Charlie reached the ,t,re. lie
met ;1 poor NVlanan, 1V11 , ) had , i•tiwthcs
(10110 IVaShiII! , for his moth, F. and
s , 'ined to ho in great distro.s.
What is th. matter, Hannah
this kind-hearted child
•• master Charii , , 1 I“•tiiriiill
hit', the street this cola all(i my
littlo too.-
" Turned into tlet x(pit and Bill
for ?"
Because I can't raise toy weekly rent. ' --" There is 0 num in town claiming to
I've just been to se.r my landlord, ;IA he be the inan that murdered Sheriff' White
says it's three days overdue, and he'll not ; some months ago, We consider him an
wait another hour. There go the men now ' imposter. seeking admission into society
to put my stove and a few other things on above his level. and hope people will stop
the sidewalk. 0, what shall I do?" inviting him to their houses."— Frog
•• I low much is your rent, Hannah?" ' ,s;uring herald.
asked the boy, with a choking voice. ' —.•"A child of Whisky Ben had an al
- It's half a dollar," said the woman. ' tereation with the Methodist preacher
•• It will kill Bill to put him out in this I over at Michigan Gully last Sunday, and
cold—and mire I will die with him." ended the discussion by caving in his abo
"No you won't; no von shan't,'' said I lition head. The boy had been presented
the tender-hearted child; and feeling in I with a new revolver by the Cumberhind
his pocket he brought forth his treasured 1 Presbyterians."—Star and liars.
half-dollar and placed it quickly in her I
hands. Seeing she hesitated to keep it, ' —A good story is told of a German
notwithstanding her great need, Charlie ; shoemaker, who. having made a pair of
told her it was all his own, to spend as I boots for a gentleman, of whose financial
lie pleased, and that he would rather give ! integrity he had considerable doubt, made
it to her than have the nicest toy in the
'the following reply to him when he called
store. Then walking away swiftl from
for the articles 'Der poots ish not quite
y
the shop windows, which were all full of I done, but der bee/ ish made out."
tempting New Year's presents, be went 1 A physician seeing Charles Bannis
bravely home to Lis mother, sure of her ter about to drink a glass of brandy, said:
approbation. "Don't drink that filthy stuff; brandy is
The first person he met was his grand- the worst enemy you have." I know
father. Ile had observed Charlie godown that," replied Charles, •` but you
the street, and was waiting for his return, ' know, we are commanded by scripture to
that he might see what he had bought. ' love our enemies."
So his first salutation was, " Well, my
—'• Why are women like churches?"
child, what have you done with your I Firstly, because there is no living without I
money?'' one.; secondly, because there is many as-
Now Charlie's grandfather was not a
i pire to them; thirdly, because they are
religious man; and the boy knew that I objects of adoration: and. lastly, but by
though hesometimes gave. money to his no means least, because they have a loud
relations, he seldom or never bestowed it .
dapper in their upper story.
upon the poor, so he rather disliked to ten
him what he had done with his money; I , —ln order to i amuse the . cliii i ill en i? 1 , 1, ,
but while he hesitated, the verse which he , Salthath, a hu y was engage( 7 - 1 ma( in,
his I from the Bible the story of Dayul and (so
had that morning learned came into :, ,
and,
mind and helped him to an answer. Look- : coming h . that passage in
Ilan . ; . )
, which t T oliali so boastingly and defiantly
ing pleasantly into his graudfether's face, -
he said: dared the young stripling, a little chap,
I've lent it, sir." almost in his first trousers, said : "Sister.
"
I,ent your half-dollar. foolish 0
t6 . y .. .: .., skip that, skip that; he's blow ing! 1
You'll never get it again, 1 know.'' want to know who licked!"
"Oh. yes I shall, grandpa. Mr I've got --The English gentleman who did not
a promise to pay.'' want a " buffalo" when he went sleigh
" You 111(1111 a note, I suppose; but it ing, in New York, preferring a horse, has
isn't worth a cent." returned to his native land, and has pub
"Oh yes, grandpa. it's perfectly good. lished the following examples of journal-
Ini sure abmit it. for it's in the Bible.'' : ism prevalent in thefar west: "A stranger,
" You mean you have put it there for I wearing a stove-pipe hat and a boiled
safe keeping. eh? Let me see it." I shirt, 'arrived in town yesterday, and put
Charlie brought the book and showed lup at the Nugget House. The boys are
him the verse--" lie that hath pity on the I having a good time with that hat this
poor leudeth to the Lord, and that which morning. The funeral will take place at
he hath given will he pay him again.'' ' two o'clock. Dog Randle is unhealthy
"So you gave your money to sonic poor : for swells."—Dog Randle ir«kly Howl.
scamp. Well, you'll never see it again. ,
—A good story is told of a Connecticut
Who has got it. pray?" railroad president who went into a large
•• I gave it to Hannah green.. sir," and jewelry establishment in New York re-
Charlie told him the sad story. cently to buy a watch. Some worth $1,200
0, fudge!'' said his grandfather. • • 'you . apiece were shown to him. " Are you
can't pay poor folks' rent; it's all nonsense. sure they are reliable timekeepers?" asked
And now you haw lost your New Yea r ' s
present, or will. if I don't make it up to ;: the president. ''Certainly,'' replied the
clerk, " and as proof of the fact let me
you. here," he added, as he threw
him : add that twoof the conductors upon the
another half-dollar, "seeing your money
and railroad" (mentioning the
is gone where you will never see it again, road of which the purchaser was presi-
I must give you sonic more, I suppose.'' : dent) "have them! — " Indeed," said
‘• Ob. thank you," said Charlie, hearti- I the president, "a very good rei-..ommen
lv. •• I knew the Lord would pay me !
:stain.l.•ittldpit, because the Bible says 740; dation, but they are :too expensive for mep 7
but I didn't expect to get it so quick." —There iz wimmiu who are of easy to
•• That boy's ton much for me," said court az lint.
the old ;:eutlein:un. as he walked quickly , " Istw, at fast sight," i 2: like eating
aivay. honey. It duz seem az thu you never
I -nuff --- 't.
could hit enuff uv
• This kind ov lov iz apt to make blun
t' it mu is nothing—no, nothing--beau- • ders, anthiz az hard tew back out ov az a
titel and good that dies and i forgotten. , well.
An infant, a prattling child, dying in its But thare ain't no rich thing az pure
cradle, will live again in the better mathumaticks in courting. If it iz awl
thoughts of those who loved it, and played nature, it iz too innocent for earth; and if
its Fart. though its body be burned to it iz awl science, it iz too match like a job.
asters or drowned in the deepest sea. Perhaps the best way to court iz to be-
There is not an angel added to the hosts gin without match of euny plan whare you
of heaven but does its blessed work on arc going tew fetch up, and see how you
earth in those that loved it here. Death! and she likes it, and then tet the thing
Oh, if the good deeds of human creatures kind ov worry along kareless, like throw
( ould be traced to their source, how beau- in g stones into a mill-pond.
tiful would even death appear! How much You will find one thing tew be strickly
charity, mercy. and purified affection true; the more advice you undertake to
wend lde seen •u have their frcwths in I follow, the less amount of good courting
you will do.—Billings.
ERE
BM
Our elittle
What ails your cyc, ‘To
a man he lied," replied .11w.
—A Peacock would be a ' ,rot ty bird if
it would only keep its mouth shut. So
would some angels we know, if they would
only follow the same precept.
- What is the difference between the
outer wall of a bridge and two young
ladies? The one is a parapet. and the
other is a pair of pets.
--The tidlowing rules ;ire posted in a
New Jersey school house •• No kissing the
!rills in school hours. no licking
during holidays.
•• The scoundrel who tipped over our
office last month be hung to-morrow,
and no paper will be issued next day.—
Calacf fas .heft!: I.
END
--•• Margaret, what did you do with the
tallow that Mr. Jones greased his boots
with to-day?" " Please, ioann, I fried
the griddle eakcs with it." "Lucky for
you. I thought you had wasted it."
LANCASTER, June "_sth, LIG&
EDITORS EXPRESS: DT. WM. M. Whiteside, thf i
enterprising Dentist, has purchased from inn
large stock of teeth and all the fixtures, the in
struments formerly belonging to me, and also
those used by my father, Pr. Parry, in his pro.e.
lice. In the purchase, the doctor has providetl
himself with some of the most valuable and ex
pensive instruments used in dental practice,
and has beyond doubt one of the best and lar
gest collections of teeth and instruments in the
~fate. Persons Visiting the commodious OiRCW
of Dr. Whiteside, cannot fail to be fully &ODOM
modated. The Doctor loses no opportunity of
furnishing binielf with every late scientific
improveml”•lll in hi' lice of business.
It. B. P.l,lloltr.
. WHITESIDE,
DENTIST.
orticE AND RESIDENCE,
EAST KIN 6 STREET,
Next door to the ourt House, over Fulines
Lock's Pry Goods Store,
N 4, %STE . 1' N N A
'rb: vd y-itiviitt poi!, 1., ! / f;f
(o.ricio (.1(!
no.( rf)
ZAHM & .lACKON
WA TO I E Zoe KS, EWEL R Y,
.V.lO ARP
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SPE( TAILES AND rIN Y 4)0 D
No. Ir, NORTH QUEEN STHEE'I
Ai.TER, r\
4*-1: 1-.l'.k '1"11-.*,
licr2o-Iy]
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The undersigned keeps constantly 01 , ilit)4ll
large and full itsortment 01 the
t:ENt 'IN E AMER"' 'AN N 1 Es,
la different weight and finish, to suit all, which
are sold upon the most reasonable terms, and
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
keeps also on band it good astortme>ol of
C1A)4,303.
(Jail and examine the goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
Thankful for past favors, I solicit a continu
ance of the same. HENRY F. ANDREWiz,
Jan 1-0m•1 -trnsburg, Lancaster co., l'a.
Musical Instruments. de.
TB. KEVI.NKI
C./ .
SIIEET MUSIC, PIANOS, ORGANS,
MELODEONS,
.trusie.•q/ Instruments Gov,rnll j.
Sole Agent for
-TEINWAY & SONS'
WORLD RENOWNED PIANOS.
Also, Agent for
PRINCE & CO.'S ORGANS and MELODEON
iritM ask' sent by Mail Free of Postage.
No. 3 NORTH PRINCE STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.
(ioaK Amoirt, Dorn
Rooft aw lin
J. B. KEVINSKI SEIM MUSIC SHTORSE.
KLOPPEERA, ORTELLA, MELODEONS, OD ails
sorts music Inebtrumental
. _ .
Der Kevinski is agent for de bereantv Stein
wehr Pianos—Hlotreera beast trier se adeitsh.
Der platz fg
No. 3 NORD PRINCE STREET, LANCASTER.
N. B. For a first raty Booty Geig, odder an
Accordeon, odder a Iswierrieh-Pelf, odder eu
nich °liners musical inelitrument, Idea Wait
gross, shtept ynsht. ni ons KevlnskPs,
Nord Prince Shtrose, Lancaster. [no2o.ly
G ROCIMI FRUITS,
AND
(_ON I'EI.TIONS,
I'OH, T If E 0 LIDAYS.
L.tYER,NEEDLESS ANP 2.A. :SIN
NEW CURRANTS.
NEW CITRON,
TURKISH PRUN Es,
BEEN APPLE`.
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACII).-,
HOMINY,
, ITAK ER CORN,
EEN PEAS,
s PUT PEAS,
'VOICE CRANBERRIES.
(If OICE GREEN TEA,
CHOICE BLACK TEA.
LAGUYI:A AND JAVA COFFEES,
'- , U(.:AR.S AND SYRUPS.
A VA RI ET Y OF CONFECTIONS,
L A ND Q UEEN. 11 7 ..4 RE.
LAMP tiOODS (I EVERY DESCRIPTION.
All the above of the best quality and cheaper
than the cheapest. At
D. S. &J. S. BLUISH'S,
No. le East Mug street, Lame.
nov 20-Iyr]
&c.
AUG. ItEINOEHL. ..lAC. REINOETIT., JH
A. • & J. REINOEIII,.
MANI:FACTUREIV!'. AND DEALERS
COPAL. WHITE, CorYIN, BLACK AND
JAPAN
VA R. N ISHBN,
I.I)•EED on.,
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NO. 109 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
(In the Keystone Building,)
LANCASTER, PA.
Also, Mahogany Boards, Vena?rs anal
Mouldings of different sizes and pat
terns. All kinds of Turning, such
a.. 4 Bed Posts, Table Legs,
Spokes, Hubs, Felloes,
, ke.
Also, AXLES, SPRINGS, &e. (Jan S-lyr
Book and Job Printing.
RAUCII & COCHRAN,
BOOK AND JOB PRI2s/TEII .
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING
oF ALL KINDS.
From the largest POSTER to the smallest cAp,D
or CIRCULAR, executed in the best style,
at reasonable prices.
e AMP - Orders from a distance promptly attend- d to.
OFFICE—NO. 18, SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
LA . /COASTER, Pane.
•
Dentistry.
Jewel ry.
ItEALEII , IV
SILVER
IS Alt Hti:•l'
VAli
DE ALE
G roceries.
Profess to)tal.
O J. DICKEY
• ATTO'
ANEYY AT LAW.
Orrleg: SOUTH QUEEN ST.,second housebt
low the "Fountain Inn," Lancaster, Pa.
B. LIVINGSTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFYIer: \O. 71 NORTH DUKE ST., west aide
north of tho Court House, Lancaster, Pa
CIIARLE•S DENUES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE: No, 3 SOUTH DUKE STREET, 14n
caster, Pa.
JOAN B. GOOD,
ArronNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE: N 0.56 EAST KING ST., Lancaster, Pa.
JW. JOIINSOZg,
• • ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE: No 25 SOUTH QUEEN ST., Lanai*.
ter, i'a.
P. 110SENMILLEH„Tn.,
• ATTORNEY AT LAW.
- OFFICE: With A. liElta B.IIIITLI, Esq., South
Queen St., opposite the office of "Father Aka*.
ham," Lancaster, Pa.
A• c. REINOETIL,
• ATToitNEY AT LAW.
liISFICE: No. 3 SOUTH DUKE ST., Lancaster.
JOIN P . It E A
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OPPICK: With lion. O. PICKEY, N 0.21
QUEEN ST., Laneamter, Pa.
AItT I N RUTT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
otrriec of the late lion. THADDEUS STEVENS,
No. 2,1; South Queen St., Lancaster, Pa..
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE: No. S SOUTH QUil EN ST., Lancaster
MEMMIM
OFFIcE: With General J. W. FISHER, NORTH
1)121.i E ST., Lancaster, Pa.
- Pt F. BAER,
ALP
• ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFF ICE: No. 19 NORTII DUKE Street, Laneag
ter, Pa. [dcc 134 yr
Read rfl Advertiseme-nts.
MaiNEMME
No. 44; NORTH SIXTH ST., Reading, Pa
j (GEORGE SELTZER.
T., • ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLER.
AT LAW.
No. 604 COURT STREET, (opposite the Court
house,) Reading, Pa.
FRANCIS M. BANKS,
ATToRNEY AT LAW 'AND NOTARY
N 0.27 NORTH SIXTH ST., Reading,
Penna.
Boots owl Shoes.
MA SON'S
o 0 7' _1 Xi/ ,•;/.IOE STORE,
CENTRE SQUAI: E, LANCASTER, PA.
A NOTII ER FRESH AR RIVAL—Giva US A CALL.
The only place for good and substantial work.
MA NS A L
Where ran be seen the largest and be e t assort
'wilt of Men's and Boys'
BOOTs _IND SHOES
ever brought to this city. Ladles', Misses' and
Children's plain and fancy i•iboes, Balmoral./
and Buttoned Gaiters.
Alkir Also, IWIII3 FAS 0 F EtYK IN wbich
we invite you to call and examine; feeling eon ,
ildent that we can warrant all to
WEAR WELL.
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Brushes.
JACOB ROTIIAIMEL,
PREMIUM
BRUSH MANUFACTURER.
DEALER. IN
Co_ll B,‘_+: _LSD FANCY
NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
MCI
Fit rat ish ing Goods, &C.
H EA I) Q ARTERS
"On
UNDLRCLOTIIING, STOCKINGS, CiLOVES,
COLLARS, CUFFS, SLEEVE BUTTONS,
and (,onl ware generally, at
ERISMAN , S,
Nn. 11%, NORTH QUEEN ST., Lancaster
An fever ous grosser shtock goals—suitable
for Krishdogs, Net•Yohrs un cutlery Presents—
SO we
hchnup-Dither, Collars, Hem
a•rtuel Ilemmer-fronts, Pocket
Perfunwry, ,Ifolir-CEnl, Cigar Casa, un
omit, ry fancy artic>ca ons
E.. 1. El/ISMAN'S,
41 North Queen Street, Lancaster.
, D 1 Sign fum gross Shtreufich llem.) tuo2o.ly
Clothing.
t jt - '•'l' OPENED
BEAU MONDE HALL!
Ili) ROW,
54. PENN 'Qt7.4 RE,
543
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I=l
nEAVER
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
&f..,
01118
WINTER WEAH
BEIM
BOY'S CLOTHING,
Me
i TLEDI EN S
FURNISHING GOODS!
LEVI G. COLEMAN, Cutter
BITCH & BRO.,
no3G-tf ]
Bank keg.
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BANKERS,
NORTHEAST ANGLE Or CENTRE 5Q1141.112,
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