ransevanioch gtitoch.
MEW FUME
Sammarromr, Aprill.4, 1869.
MISTER FODDER ABRAHAM:
In meim letshta brief hob ich g'mention
ed dos lob a notion het noch so an side
bigness of kreeya for neavich der Posht
' Office aw tau dreiva, un hob Bidder ordlich
feel drivver gedenkt, un bin sheer gorly
ten der conclusion kumma for in des bit
ters bisness nei tsu gee. De Bevvy hut
net recht wells, awer se sogt now dos
wann ich goot ocht geb un du kens fun
dem meena whiskey nei, awer plenty
kreiter shtuft, so we hulder beara blum
ma, ebionga wartzel, woll kraut shtengel,
dishtla, gordabenedick, kotza-kraut un so
each, dorm war se's agreed, for so shtuft,
wane aw nix bot so shots aw nix. Om
Somehdog war ich in der shtadt un hob
`mold noch rfroked tan ',mays, der bitters
Maness. Eaner, hob ich 0118 g'funna, dar
eel nawma ordlich weit bekont rmacht
hut fun weaya seine bitters, meant es weer
an money making bisness, wann mer
yusht de leit so glawa macha konn. Er
hut mer selwer g'sawt dos es ordlich feel
Meaner ufe manetsha un bekonnt macha
aw kummt dos of de cures. Er hut mer
aw privately g'sawt we mer de bitters
macht. lloh nemmt mer evva ea goll
eommoner whiskey, ea goll wasser, tewea
quart lager beer, un donn yusht ennich
kreiterly shtuft nei mixa big es an rechter
bitterer rshmock hut, un donn in de
buttla nei un directions druf, un d'no is es
ready for customers. Er hut mer teu fer
shtea gevva dos sei beehty bitters trans
action war we er ous •ferkawft hut on
. saner doer ols noch der nawma of holt, un
er hut meer aw gerota, ole an freind, dos
wann ich nei gea in sally bisness donn set
ich yusht proweera mei nawma of kreeya,
for es is, Becht er, ordlich feel mehner im
materna dos im shtuft, un donn weer mei
iseit one tau ferkawfa. Er 'meant ich het
an first raty chance, for well der nawma
Schwelfelbrenner so lvver one popular is,
deal de "Schwelliebrenner's Herb un
flhtommick Bitters," ordlich goot nemma,
ep doe de lefts ousfinna dente doe es
aught a humbug is kennt ich ous ferkawfa
sans geld in der sock ehtecka. Sell war
krleicht an ordlich guter root for geld
macha, awer ich hob gedenkt ich wet doch
noch a wennich welter noch frohya der
weaya, yusht for ousfinna eb se oil sell
game shpeela, un warn se dune dorm dent
ich's ferleicht yusht so goot aw so macha.
Well, des ding war goot, ich bin donn tau
ma onnera gongs, yusht a pear deem
welter nunner, tau earn was se der Major
heasa,un hob amohl mit eam awfonga tsu
ahwetze. Ich hob eam g'sawt dos ich a
notion het for in de bitters bigness tau gea,
an giroked eb er net ous ferkawfa deat
warn er a gooty chance het. Awer fun
sellam hut er nix wissa wells. Er hut
g'eawt dos mei beehter weg weer wann ich
ousfinna kennt was for kreiter shtuft, un
wartzla, un so shtuft goot is for de leit, un
dorm in de bigness nei gee. un dertsu
shticks. Er hut any how ken notion g'hot
for Bei bisness ous tau forkawfa. Sell hut
mich donn a wennich gebottert hob
g'wnnnert we's is, eb se 01l humbugs sin
odder yusht a dehl fun cans. Ich bin
anyhow tsu der conclusion kumma amohl
draw tau gea un seana eb ich an de Bevvy
net a shtuft macha kenna dos de onnery
01l beet, for Bidder dos ich -mit sellam
minors Bitters moan rshwetzt hob, bin
ich so of de notion kumma dos ferleicht
doch net olles humbug is was bitters heast.
Any how es mug amohl proweert wierra.
Was ich im sin hob tsu curs mit em
" Schweffiebrennees Herb un Shtommick
Bitters," is der dishpepsy, general ability,
loss of obbadit, difus fever, kollera, narfus
ability, gronnick deireea, rummatticke,
tsahnwea, shmtertza im rick, kupwea,
ousteearing, un olly kronkheita fun dejec
tiff organs. Tlf course es nemmt ordlich
feel aorta shtuft, awer ich glawb ich weas
we mere Ich un de Bevvy geana
any bow draw un shtudya des ding oh
Arns, an yeades stint *sift prepare,
un in a woch odder limos inshpect, ich
kenna mer mob? anyhow a pear goila
ready haws, an ousfinna- we's shoft, un
ebe goot nemmt unnich de leit; un wanu's
dut donn misset erg aw rechtihoffa adfer
desbt. Weer weas eb ich net noch an
grosser job one dem ding mach. Feleicht
wars ken shlechter plawn wann ich so
dinglin mit green bobbeer drucka dent
htssa Ibr of de buddalin pasta mit meinn
nawma druf ole der " Profess& Schwef
ilebrenner." Sell drinkt mom, dent any
how ordlich feel beseer nemma dos yusht
dnckter, for heitich's dogs sin de duckter
sheer to einhindi doe 'de Captains un d e
Resembles ern dort in der semly pucka.
.linytift wan seller dingrich wu so goot
gedu hut mit seim bitters ousferlutwfa an
duckter beast, konn ichs aw gea ols an
Pirofessor, un sell is ca degree heather.
Awer, ea ding will ich fershtonnahawa,
un sell is, dos ich an 'United States Officer
bin. De Posht Office suit mich ordlich
goot, for es bringt de left bei, un sell gebt
mer an first raty chance wann amohi mei
bisness im gong is.
Der klea Abey is net recht g'sund olle
weil. Er hut so unfergleichlich dori ich
1011. De Lawbucksy behawpt er wter aw
g'wocksa, un dos mer brancha set derfore.
Awer de Bevvy meant sell deat nix botta,
un se shtickt tsum kotza-kraut tea. Den
merya, meant se, wars a wennich bee‘er,
des is, a wennich mea hort leiwich, un
deat aw meaner notice nemma fun sacha.
Do fact is, mer meant'es wet shun lacha
wann ols de Bevvy so mit em shpeelt. Ich
mus selwer ols lochs warm de Bevvy tsu
dem kleana dingly shwetzt, yusht dos
wanns es fel shtea deat. Doh hut so can
ols uf em shohs un fongt ols aw: " G uck
a mully doh der mommy earn kleanes
buwelly - duwellay - mus -net - kreisha - du
kleanes Abely-a-dooty-dooty-kitza-kitza
kitza- seeses - kleanes - bubbelley buwelly
dooty-dooty, dooty, now gea shlofa
hush by baby go to sleep." De &et, is, de
Bevvy hut so an longy roy kleany warta
for des Aboly dos ich mer se gor net mw r
ricks konn. Ea ding awer g'folt mer net,
un sell is, de koshta for den kleana Abey.
Sheer oily 'dog beasts, Pit, du musht denk
null in der shtore gea un ebbas kreeya—
set tawea yord flannel' hawa; bring aw
shtuft mit for hemdlin; mus aw noch a
pear socks hawa un noch a klea frockly
for in der mooch. Un ich mus aw ordlich
uft in de obbadeak, for druppa, un oiler
lea, un de sacha koshta geld. Awer, mer
konn evva now net helfa—der klea Abey
is doh, un mus aw uf getsohya wterra.:
Geshter hob ich aw an breef grickt fum
Shtate Lawyer. Er will wises eb ieh im
sin hob rouse tsu kumm a for shreef; will
hawa ich set nix du un nemond fersh
precha for emter bis dos er mich seht un
mit mer shwetzt. Er meant er kent es so
flxa dos ich ebbas macha kent wann ich
doh in Schlitlletown my influence uf de
recht side geb. Er hut rshrivva fan
weaya de semly leit , un hut mich ei
gelawda bei eam aw tsu rufa wann ich
widder in de shtadt kumm. Ferleieht
will er mer so an bricks contract, odder
ebbas aso awbeeta. Wter weal. Awer,
ich mus ufheara shreiva for desmohl, weil
de mail obgea mus in a paar minnutta.
PIT SCHWKFIPLEBRENNER, ESQ.
r!rr77. 'F'. 7r7 ' r7 .. '7MTl
How He Cleaned His Cistern, and What
Came of it.
(From the Cincinnati. Limeldle.]
A few /lays since a well-known minister
who owns a house in the West End which
is now vacant, paid the premises a visit,
for the purpose of examining their condi
tion. .After taking a survey of the house
and finding everything in good condition,
the reverend gentleman took a look into
the cistern, the bottom of which, to his
sorrow, he found to be covered with sedi
ment, old tools, tin pans, stones, bricks,
etc. After viewing the filthy mess for
some time, the frugal-minded old
.gentle
man came to the conclusion that, in view
of the hard times and high price of labor,
the wisest course he could pursue was to
clean it himself; especially as his sermon
was written for the week, and he, in con
sequence, had plenty of leisure. Having
once resolved, the old gentleman lost no
time in executing. Proceeding to the
house he divested himself of every article
of clothing save his drawers, and thus
attired entered the cistern, went manfully
to work, with hands and shovel, until the
whole mass was thrown up. Having
completed his task, he wended his way to
the house for the purpose of donning his
costume of sober black, when, oh, horror
of horrors! not a garment was to be seen
where he had left them. All were gone.
Thieves, it appears, who had not the fear
of the law or the reversal cistern cleaner
before their eyes, had entered the house,
while the old gentleman was digging away
to the tune of Old Hundred, and stolen his
clothes. Here was a nice predicament to
be placed inl Not a stitch of clothing to
hide his nakedness, save the sadly dam
aged drawers, and no means of procuring
any save by an appearance on the street
in his rather primitive costume, which
modesty forbade, but the chilling temper
ature of the house urged. Exercise was
his only means of keeping warm, while
racking his brain to decide upon a method
of relief. So at it he went, and notwith
standing his conscientious seruples on the
subject of dancing some of the liveliest
hoe-downs executed—by a minister, at
least—in this city, the silent walls of
that deserted dwelling then witnessed.
The noise of the old gentleman% terpsi
chorean performance finally attracted the
.attention and brought to his aid a num
ber of the neighbors, whose horror and
astonishment can be imagined at witness
ing the performance of a breakdown by
their respected Ibllow-citizen in a costume
almost as scanty as a' Greorgiafidl dress."
Thinking, of course, that the' old gen
tleman bad gone as near stark mad as he
was stark na k ed, the neighbors approach
ed him with great caution, and not fin ,
some time alter his discovery was it
decided to ftirnieh him clothing: in order
that he 'might go at large. One of the
party, however, finally approached near
enough to hear his explanation of his
strange appearance—which the appear
ance of the cistern.corroborated—when a
suit of clothes was procured, the old gen
tleman clothed, and warmed, and allowed
to depart in peace, amid the suppressed
titters and giggles of the spectators. He
has, we believe, since decided to give up
the cistern-cleaning business.
THE Democrats in this vicinity are so
much exfircised over the result of the Con
necticut election that they refuse to per
mit the bartenders to shake a nutmeg
grater over their whisky punch. The de
cline in the nutmeg market is quite per
ceptible in consequence.
*levied.
A DETECTWI9B UP
The
A low,
vine-clad Cottage , w l , green
creepers shading the doorway. A young
girl peered from the tangled foliage out into
the darkness ; the young face wore an anxi
ous look, and the eyes were sad with sorrow.
The bright golden curls were thrown back
and a little white hand was lifted to the ear
as if to catch the first echo of a footstep. The
light from the room Sashed over the sunny
tresses that shone in the glare like a golden,
crown. Suddenly theleport of a pistol rent
the air, and a man staggered and fell at her
feet;
The noise of the street had lung died out.
The busy city was sunk to rest; the wild
fever that had burned along Its arteries had
ceased ; in that secluded Spot Do sound was
heard, save - the pistol shot and the death
rattle as the eictim's pallid face was raised
appeal,Y•
" Them were the hots as they were relat
ed to Mr. I— and myself," said Mr. F—,
"an hour afterwards."
The head of the deed man was pillowed on
his daughter's lsp, and to the stiffened lips
she pressed her own. repeatedly. But friends
interposed and thb man was carried into the
house.
"Have you an idea who did it l'" I asked
of theyoung lady.
She hesitated for a moment . Not even her
ovsrw had po
the blirel lial =d ) na y neck an w d=rt
burning, glow.
"I have none I" she said falteringly.
I did not believe her. Whoever the assas
sin wss, she knew him. I was satisfied of
this, although some reason, for which I weld
not then account, kept her silent. This was
all the public learned from the daily poem
It was related in the Picayune as all, and
for awhile it passed from mea's thoughts.
Bat you know whets:Abets forget we remem
ber. The detective's work is never done.
The clue lost must be regained. But-in this
instance the mystery seemed impenetrable.
Still the belief that the girl knew by whom
the feral shot was fired, kept hercon/ntly
in my mind. I watched her incessan I.
.
searched out her history—learned, her
loves—her Courtships and all the secrets that
young ladles guard so sacredly. I ascertained
from them that she had keen aftessed Jiy a
young man of dissolute habits, and a wild,
wayward character. She was an heiress in
her ow4to but her fortune depended
en her hog with her father's consent.
I now settl in my own mind who was the
murderer. But I had no proof. Since the
night of the tragedy he had not come near
her. But something assured me that an
interview woultlit take place, To this end
I waited paten
It was Mardi- ras ht-4he
carnival. The intlitth
wild with excitement. he papule ' was
on mask. The sound of music—the sound of
echoing het—reached the serbet from many
a palatial home and public building—a night
of revelry. I stood in the centre of a room
thronged with dancers, my eyes never stray
ing from a bito domino. I had traced 'there.
I knew the lady who wore it; I bad seen
the miliner who fitsidoned it; bad seen it
fitted to the beautiful face. I had not lost
sight of her from early dawn. *h . was
standing underneath the &andel! . a
Ike.
,L
man approached her Ike . << '
Instinct would have tot 1 '
had I not heard the so
simpleary word—
-46 Mp,
The girl trembled 71000/4 tillir X hoard
the reply— . ~., . -5 ,
"Murderer 1"
"It was for love of yotOr
"It was for love of largo
have not and will not But
will never willingly look on your Stein.
" You will detest meth= r 1"
" Would you have me marry the znairieho
killed my patent I , "
"Mary, what el
I did not wait
onough now. I
followed me from
"You are my !Mime
"Fos whoht"
"For Murder l'
steadily in the e:
flinchingly for a
&vitt utterly.
"Nary bas betra;
"Not so I but
" No matter, I
It is useless to •
such as a wild, inu
Grime would be
effort was made 1
but in vain. _ Th 4
too auel 7 the d
middle age,
_but
face Is wriMled
whom remorse has
girl yet lives in thk
a strange heart, am
dam She refined'
• ow
Tux bletilOate dates It
te one
day throughout the year.
EX-GIOV.•ANDREW G. CURTIN,
Amerteaullintoter to Russia.
Our glint gokto.
1, "How do yon get your ice?"sket
4.33 y maims," mlliqa the' •
—A crusty old bachelor says Mthinks
t is woman, and not her wrongs, that
ought to be redressed.
—What would the world be without a
woman? A perfect blank—like a sheet of
paper—not even ruled.
—Why do girls kiss each other and men
Inot? Because girls have nothing better
Ito kiss, but the men have.
—"We're in a pickle now," said a man
in a crowd. "A regular Jam," said an
other. "Heaven preserve us," mourned
an old lady.
—"I expect," said a young physician,
on his way to Jamaica, on hearing exag
gerated rumors of the cholera, "to witness
a great many death bed scenes this sum
mer." "Doubtless," replied a friend, "if
you get much practice.'
—Aunt Ilbtsy was trying to persuade
little Jack to retire at sunset, using for
an argument quit all little chickens Went
to rest at that time. "Yes,'' said little
Jack, "but the old hen always goes with
them." Aunty tried no more arguments
with him.
—"Sambo. whar you get that watch
you wear to meeting last Sunday?" "How
you know I had a WilScht" "Bekase I
seed de chain hang eat oh de pocket in
front." "Go way, nigger/ Spose you
see a halter round my neck—you tink dar
is a horse inside of me?"
—A French gentlemen having been res
cued from a ducking in a river, and taken
to a neighboring tavern, was advised to
drink a glass of very warm brandy and
water:"Sir, shall I thank you not to
make it a fortnight." "A fortnight,"
said he, "hadn't you better take it direct
ly?" "0 yes," said. monsieur "directly,
to be sure, but not a fortnight, not to
weak."
—"Seventy-fivecesstspergall”exclaimed
Mrs. Partington, on looking over the price
current. "Why bless me, what is the
world coming to, when the gals are valued
at seventy-Hve canal , ' The old lady pull
ed off her spectacles, threw down the pa
per and went into a brown study on the
want of a proper appreciation of the true
value of the female gender.
—A gay young fellow, of a deistical
turn, travelling in a ch to Lon
don, forced his sentimen s upon the com
pany by attempting to ridicule the scrip
tures. Among other topics he made him
self merry with the story of David and
flokishoorging tha hoprobabllity
Of a youth like - David, being able to throw
a stone with sufficient force to sink it in
the giant's forehead. On this he appealed
to the company, and in particular to an
.elderly Quaker. "Indeed fliend,” replied
he, "I do not think it impossible, if the
Philistines' head was as soft as thine 18.' 1
—We heard an anecdote of a schoolboy
the other ddy which illustrates the honesty
of the youth. The little fellow had a dirty
flee' . molls teacher told him to go and
nnailtiL He meat out and stayed a few
Oftutio/11411*ta ewe back with the
Sane Vir l ie dountenance tolerably
and r .s4e. ;Er half wet and dirty.
4 1*MIAT ) " 011iCher,__ t _ 44 W47 did YOU
not washSur 1 4 * "I did „wash it,'"
said :any. -4 .o l lWhy did you not wipe it
then, all ewer? ll - "I did wipe it as high
as Wet PhletAkitimuld reachl” was John
aro cenchuoine gayly.
Some idea of low We in New York may
be obta
_bsed from the following figures
v: Van Meter in a
Chicago recently.
, in New York last
.. -nine of which
). .ga inurdetr to
tere were 6 40 Wises
le to each block.
children were run
es 'York, homeless,
ttless; 126 families
tgle tenement built:l
- the number of ,
sonde mile weeded
and 224 families live
mug of them below
"ad often they are
Mass- by the high
.tntil the tide ebbs.
use there were 146 •
time of scarlet finer,
hoo . ping cough, and
;hisbuilding one out
A procession of
childrei se Vito abreast and reaching elevenmiles, would onlyequal 4146 =low, who
are now li th o at deaWs fioor . Tox want of
proper food and ttiiititint.
LOW WE 111 NEW TOR•
Dentistry.
a _2,
Emmonsne EZPIneII3L .aic/Arch
WM. Api
.Itesl,llllitlesthe
enterprising Dentist, bee varobased from me a
large stook of teeth andall the fixtures, the in
struments formerly belogginii4 l ) toe, and also
tauter Dr
those need by my faer , Furs,
in his Pm*
Moe. Io the purchase , the doctor as provided
himself with some of the most valuable and ex
pensive instrumente used in dental practice,
and has beyond doubt one of the best sad lar
gest coDections of teeth end instruments in the
State. Persons visiting the aOmmodlous offices
Of Dr. Wbitefdde, cannot fail to be fu ll acoom
modated. The Dootor loses no op witty of
furnishing himself with every la acientiflo
improvement In his line of business.
It. B. PARRY.
W M. WHITESIDE,
DENTIST.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
EAST KING STREET,
Next door to the Court Rouse, over Felines
tookl Dry Goods Store,
LANCASTER, PENNA.
Teeth Extracted without pain by the use of
(Nitrous Oxide) Gas.
nollo-tf I
Jewelry.
ZAHM & JACKSON,
DEALERS IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVER
AND SILVER-PLATED WARE,
SPECTACLES,AND FANCY GOODS,
No. 15 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTICR PA.
APIREPARUNCS AIEIiNDED
no2o-Iy]
WATCHES!
WATCHES
WATCHES I
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS.
The undersigned keeps constantly on hand a
large and full assortment or the
GENUINE AMERICAN WATCHES,
of different weight and finish, to snit all, which
are sold upon the most reasonable terms, and
guaranteed to give satisiketion.
CLOCKS Keel* also on hand a good assortment of
Call and examine the goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
Thankful for put t_a_yors. I solicit .a continu•
once of the same. IMMIX F. ANDREWS,
Jeri lane] Strasburg, Laneastea 00., Pa.
Musical Instruments, &c.
B. KEVINSKI, •
CY •
DEALER IN
SHEET MU S IC _
_SW PIANOS, ORGANS,
NDELODEONS,
And Muskat Instruments Generally.
dole Agent for
STEINWAY & SONS'
WORLD RENOWNED PIANOS.
Also,
_Agent for
PRINCE & CO.'S ORGANS and lOWA/MONS.
iirlltudc sent by HMI Gres of Postage.
No. t NORTH PRINCE STREET_,
Lancaster, Pa.
GOOK AMOHL DOH!
Rooft caw im
J. B. lERVINSKI Malt YIISIO SHTORE.
Ktosirsana, Oasstt.a. Idateintens, nn silo
aorta made Inshtsumentai
Der Kevinskt Is agent lords bereemty Stein
wehr Pianos—KW ffeera beast liter se at delta&
Der plats Is
No. 8 NORD PRINCE STREET, LANCASTER.
N. IL Fora Met ratygooty , Gez ira , odder an T
odder =
Anoardeon, odder a Tawoerrtc&-
WO omen misdeal Insbtrument, ea odder
='Wept ynsbt ni ens gevblskre, No. 8
Prime Shtrose, Lancaster. (n0204y
Groceries.
GROCERIES, FRUITS,
AND
CONFECTIONS,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
LAYER, SEEDLESS Ann VALENCIA RAISIN
NEW CURRANTS,
NEW CITRON,
TU REEN APPLESRKISH PRUNES,
G,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
,
SIEMER CORN,
GREEN PEAS
:rie WiA il i me
—l O - CatiFFHTMW i l r E illSl
CHOICE "LACK iht A.
RIO, LAGITYRA AND JAVA COFFEES,
• SUGARS AND SYRUPS. •
A VARIETY OF CONFECTIONS,
GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
LAMP GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
AU the above of the best quality and cheaper
than the cheapest.At'
- D. S. iJ. 8. BURSICIS,
nov SIM No. 18 Mat Efas street. Lana.
Varnishes, Ate.
AUG. SUBINOKUL. JAC. IittINOEHL,
A &J. BELWOEIEL,
.T7N177T ' n7r: . 1 4
COPAL, WEITZ,
A C PAN OFFIN, BLACK AND
J
VARNIIiH.IIB,
LINSNED OIL,
TUEPENTINR, Le., As.
NO. 109 NORTH QUBTO STREET,
•
(In the Keystone Bull 046)
LANCASTER, PA. -
Also, Mahogan Boards Veneers and
MoVI ngs of and.
b g
• as Bed AB , BUM
Posts, Table Up,
Spokes, nubs, Palm,
Sco., &e..
Also, AIL , SIMMS, Ise. lean Silyr
hooka&
.Drugs and
wzAvzirs
- DRtTG STORE
The ledi e= ll, ak. en limas tek :
41% 1 1 tarthiilPOl ' "7'
=Straw & iv
and - or a
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Oalle DVS STW/ VAIMIL
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Professional.
J. DICKEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ormuz SOUTH QUEEN ST., second house be
low the " Fountain Inn," Lancaster, Pa.
B. LIVINGSTON
,_
_• ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ossion: No. 11 NORTH DUKE ST., west side,
north of the Court House, Lancaster, Ps.
CHARLES DENUES,_
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
02 , 11011: No. $ SOUTH DUKE STREET, Lan
caster. Pa.
t rFflf B. GOOD
ATTORNRY AT LAW.
Oz ties: N 0.58 EAST KING ST., Laneaster, Pa.
_T W. JOHNSON, _
ty • ATTORNEY AT LAW.
teOrmPe: No 95 SOUTH QUEEN ST., Leucite
r, a.
D.P. ROSENMILLER,_
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
- Osman With A. II IRA Swim, Esq., South
Queen inn uPPudte the office of "Father Abra
ham;4u Lancaster, Pa.
A C. REINOEHL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oisszca: No. 3 SOUTH DUKE ST., Lancaster
JOHN P. REA,
ATToRNEY AT LAW.
Osstos: With Hon. 0. J. DICER; Ito. 21 SOUTH
QUEER ST., Lancaster, Pa.
MARTIN BUTT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oman of the late Hon. IliAnnatrs &rams,
No. 98 South Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
Am° B 11.MYLIN5
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Omni: No. 8 SOUTH QUEEN ST., Lancaster.
K. RUTTER,
co• ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Osites: With General J. W. Fninsn, NORTH
DUKE ST., Lancaster. Pa.
BF. BAER,
• ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ortneo: No. 19 NORTH DUKE Street, Lanese
ter, Yu. [dee 1.4.1 yr
Beading Advertisements.
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• A NET AT LAW
No. 48 NORTH SIXTH IMl`, k ßeading, Pa.
- GEORGE SELTZER
,
,• ATTORNEY AND COUNBELLER
AT LAW.
No. Ohl COURT STREET, 4oppoette the Court
Hone%) Reading, Po.
Boots and Shoes.
mAR.sHALL & SON'S
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
CENTRE SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA.
ANOTHER FRESH ARRIVAL—Gtva Us A Cam..
The only place for good and substantial work
apt
MARSHALL'S,
Where ()gab° seen the largest and best assort
ment of Men's and Boys'
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever brought to this city. Ladies', Misses' and
Children's plain and ftney Shoes, Balmoral&
and Buttoned Gaiters.
Also, RUBBERS OF EVERY SIND, whisk
we invite you to call and examinel feeling eon
Went that we can warrant all to
WEAR WELL.
no SO-131
Brushes.
JACOB ROTHARMEL,
PREMIUM
BRUSH MANUFACTURER.
DEALER IN .
COMBS AND FANCY ARTIOLBS,
NO. tog NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
deo 111
Furnishing - Goods, &c.
H EAZ Q UARTERS
VOII
UNDERCLOTHING, STOCKINGS, GLOVES,
COLLARS, CUFFS, SLEEVE BUTTONS,
and (lentte ware generally, at
DMA'S,
No.. 41% NORTH QUEEN ER
ST., Lan N caster.
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An lover one r shtook goods—suitable
tor Krishdoirs, et-Yohrs un onnery Presents—
so we
Hols-Dioher, Behaup-Dicher, Collars, Hem
armel li , nep e rshtiokft Hemmer-fronts, Pocket
Eicher. Perfumery. Ilohr.Ml, Cigar Casa, nu
onnery hinny articles one
B. J. SMAN , I3,
41% North Queen Street l
Lancaster.
(Om sign rum grass Shtreatich Hem.) (nul l-ly
CkAking.
JUST OPENED
AT
•
BEAU MONDE HALL!
PORTICO ROW,
543 PENN SQUARE, 543
READING, PENNA.,
•
♦ LA*OI LOT ow
BEAVERS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS, &a., &c.,
•
FOR
WINTER WEAR.
'"ALSO,
ALSO,
BOY'S CLOTHING,
AND
GENT N'S
FURNISHINGOODS t
LEVI G. COLEMAN, Cntier.
BUCK & BRO.,
Sof* and Job Printing.
RAUCH & COCHRAN,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
PLAIN AND NANCY . PRINTING
OF ALL HINDI.
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