THE GUMHAKEH OF ItXGSCOV.
A laic
vt lite tmriiv u titer
I'tUr the treat.
CUJULit I.
rjMIE time atwuicti wc o;ien eur:tryis
1 midwinter,! towards .he elo of
mo Si.veau.cutu century
Scene.
I:i (be suburbs of M.iOu.v, and very
Tieur the- river Mo.-kwit, stood iU buuiblo
cut, wli.cli btiray.da nt jtuc.-n uf airjnj
lucut uui sliuw of taste that ill. ; re tbau
mi'ii up fur it r-ujailiicss of !z. Hack
of iIil- e,t was aa aruzis.'s shop, atid oibcr
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ihe uuur.cture of fire arm,. u.o,.!v.
S 'ine swords, aod other edged neapouj,
were made b'.ro upon fpecial application.
'i be u ai-tir ot thi.i teueuiont was tbe
In ro of our tale, Kurio Nevcl. We find
bim standing by bis forge, watcbiu the
white Euioke as it eurted up towards the
throat of the chimney, lie was a jouii"
luau of Uot over three-aud twt-uty, und
possessed of a frame of more than ordina
ry svnirm trv and muscular dvvelipeuieut.
II. was not large not above a medium
cue Lot a single giauce at the SA'uliing
cheat, the broad thuuiJer?, auJ the siacwy
ridges of the b;ire aiiiis, to'.d at ouce tint
be was master of prat pby.-icl poWir.
His father had been kiiied iu the tl.eu bile
war with the Tuiks, aud tbe sou, leaving
bis uiotlur with a sullieieuey of sustenance,
went to paiu soeu after the bereavement.
There be found wort iu the most no'eJ
s.nior.ui ; hu I uow well versed iu the
trade, lie bad returned to his native city j
t follow bis CiLing aud tupport bis mo- ;
tber.
ear by stuod a boy Paul reop .lT
a bright intelligent lad, aome tiiteeu years
of age, who bad b iuud biuieif to the
gtiutuaktr for t purpose of learning the
art.
Claudia NjvcI, Kuric's uinlbcr, was a
Cubic looking woman, aud tbe light of her
siiil Landsi'iiie couutenanc, was never ;
brighter thau when gazing upon her boy.
he had a thankful, loving heart, aud a !
prayerful, hopeful soul.
' It is soow ing again, fafter tbau ever," ,
remaiked i'aul, as be took a seat at the
ruppertab'c in company with the others.
" Ah," returned 1'usic, resting his knit'e
a few uiouieuts while he betit Lis ear to
listen to tUe voice of the storui. " 1 bad
h .peJ 'twculd suovr no more t the pres- '
cut. Tbe sno;v is deep cuoug'u now. And
bow it blows '."
" Never laind," spoke tbe dame, in a
trustful easy tone, "it must storm when it ,
listeth, and we cau only tbnk God that
we have !elter, aud pray for those who i
bav. none." !
" Amen ' ' responded K.irie, fervently. L
Ths meal WjS ut leugth eaten, aud tbe
table set back, and shortly afterwards l'aul
retired to bis bed.
Kuric drew bis cbair close up to the
fire-place, and leaning against the jam be .
bowed bis bead in absorbing thought.
This bad bee. 'tiie a habit with him of late. ,
His mother having observed tbtse fits of
abstraction, leciuie uneasy and pressed '
liuric to tell her what it was over which,
be was bo constantly aud so moodily
brooding. lieing thus urged, liuric con
fessed that it was of Kosallud Valdai (tbe
orphan daus'cr of a nobleman, and now
the waid of Olga, the powerful and haugh
ty Duke of Tula) be was thinking. Ka
ne's father, aud the father of Kosalind, ;
bad been comrades iu arms iu their youth,
and their children bad been playmates.
Hut when the cldir 'evel was slain in
battle, Kuric was yet a boy, and the w idow :
aud her sod remained poor and obseure ;
while Valdai, more fortuuate, had risen to
a bigh rank, aud dying, left Hosaliud a
title aud a ft rtuue.
Tho jouug people, bowever, bad not
forgitten each other. Kuric loved Hosa
liud with all the fervor of bis beiug, and
be felt assured that Rosalind returned hU
love. As be aud bis mother sat debatii.g
tbe matter on that stormy uight, a loud j
knock upon the outer door startled them.
"Is there any one here: the guumak
er asked, as he opened the door, bowing
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Lis head, aud shielding bis eyes from the
driving snow with one hand.
" l'es," returned a voice from the Stygi
an darkness. " Iu God's name let me in,
or I shal perish."
" Then follow quickly," said liuric.
" Here give me your band. There
now coaie."
The youth found the Ihiekly gloved
band gloved with the softest fur and
Laving led the iuvisiMc ur p'icaut into the
Lall be closed the djor, and then led the
way to the kitchen. Without speaking,
liuric tnrucJ and gazed upon the new
comer. The stranger, u .'io teas ryuaty Jr
(iiout dj usciitai'nliiy what manner nf man
liuric icaf, was a monk and habited
r-ometbirig like one of the Black inotika of
tit. Michael, lie was of medium height,
aud pnfse-eJ a rotundity of person which
was comical to behold.
At lecg'.h, after warming himself by the
Crc, the guest asked if he could be ac
commodated with home sleeping-place, and
bing answered in the cGiruiaiive, Kuric
showed him to a chiuiber and then retired
himself.
The next morning, alter breakfast, Ihe
Monk went with Kurio to his shop, aud
txauiinid with much interest the ariou9
capnu. therein, liuric questioned bim
closely as lo whether be had ever met bim
beftire, but the Monk replied cvasive!y,and ,
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atter saying luai in case me guiiuiaer
should ever, in any great emergency, need
a friend, that he miht apply to him, he
took bis leave.
TowiiJs the middle of the afternoon,
just as Kuric bad finished tempering s mie
.art of a gun lock, the back door of his
shop was opened, and two men entered.
fl'Ley were young men, dressed in costly
furs, aud both of them stout aud good
looking. The gunmaker recognized them
as the Count Conrad Damonoff and bis
friend Stephen Urz;n,
" 1 tbmlt i epos with liuric rvevel,
aid the Count, moving forward.
You do," returned Rurie not at all
uprised, by the visit, since people of all
ranks were in the habit of calliog at bis
place to order arms.
" Vou are acquainted with the Lady
Rosaliud Valdai ?'' he said.
" I am," answered Ruric,now beginning
to wonder.
' Well, sir," returned Damonoff, with
much haughtiness, "perhaps my business
can be quickly and satisfactorily settled.
It is my desire to make the Lady Rosalind
m? wife."
Baric Xerel started at these wards, hl j
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lu.i.p.uu iiKraj ,
lousuess. lui lie was um iooj ucwuug
j Uri you .ball t ,
Ku-.liLj is of noble p-rentago and very
ncaltby.
My own station ami wealtu are
tl""1
Llt for 111 V Wlif
I lovi her auJ must have
I liiivn Lcen to see the
' nolle Lukc, her puarJ.an and be objects
uot to my suit. Kut be informed me mat
there was one impediment, and that was
her love for you. lie kuows full well
as I know, and as all must know, that tbe
she could uever be your wife ; but yet be
is anxious not to interfere too much against
her inclinations, ho a simple denial troni
on. to the effect that you can never claim
her
er hand, is all .bat is necessary. I have
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a rarer here all drawn up, aud all that I
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reipinc n simply your siguaiuie. i.
ii is oulv a nlaiu. simple avowal on
uere
vour
part that you have no hopes nor thougliJs
of seeking the uauu 01 luo iauy u uia.
nage.
As the Count spoke he drew a paper
from the bosom of his marten doublet, and ,
having opened it be banded it towards ;
ihe gunmaker. Hut Kuric took it not. '
He drew back aud g lZed the visiter sternly
iu tbe face. " I
!ir Count," be said. calmly and firmly,
"you have plally stated your proposition, '.
aud I will as plainly ausvvtr. I can not
sign the paper."
" 11a '." gapped Pamonoff, in quick pas
sion. " P yo'i refuse ?"
" Most ihtly." ,
" i!ul you will sign it !" bissed Damo-
noff, tuiuino pale with rae. " Hero it is '
si-jn I if you would sive sigu !"
" I'erhaps he can not write," suggested j
Uizeii, coutemptuously. ,
" Tlieu be may make bis mark," re- :
j dued tbu Count, in the tauie contemptu- ,
ous lone. j
'It might not require much mire urging !
to induce me to make my mark in a man- .
cer not all agreeable t ) you, sir," the j
youth retorted, with his teeth now set,:
and the daik veins upon bis brow starting
m .re plainly out. '"Uo you seek a quarrel '
with me '."
gei ?I Si:l;fc Bbat I will bavc. V.'ill ,
you sin ?''
" Once more No !"
" Then, by heavens, you snail know i
wbat it is to thwart such as me. liow's
that ?". i !
As these words passed from tbe Count's ;
lips iu a low, hissing whisper, he aimed a .
blow with bis fist at Kuric's bead. The
tiunm iker bad uot dreamed of such a das ;
t irdly act, and be was n t prepared for it.
v.. 1'... ,t..,l,.,l it ami n. the Cn.nt drew !
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t-uck liuric dealt linn a Dlow upon me
I row tlut felled Liiu to the floor like
a
!
dead ex.
' licware, Stephen l'iz;n," he whisper
ed to ihe t'uuut's cnuip-inion, aa (hat in
dividual made a tnovciuent as though he
would come forward. " I am not my
self now, aud jou are safest where jou
are
The man thus addrcwed viewed the '
"tintu-jker a f-jw moments, and he seemed
to couelude that he had better avoid a per
sonal encounter.
Conrad llamonoff slowly rose to his feet,
aud fiaz.-d iuto his autagonisl's face a few
iiioiucuis in Mleuee. His own face was
deathly jale, and his whole frame quiv
ered. " Kurie Nevcl," he said, in a hissing, j
maddened tone, "you will hear from me.
I can overlook jour plchian stock." j
And with this he turned away. j
" l'aul." t-aid tbe cuuinakcr, turnins
to his boy, after the men had goue, " not
a wtd of this to my mother, lie sure."
- On the following morning, as Kuric was
preparing for breakfast, he saw Olga, tbe
Iuke pass by, and strike off iuto the
Uordiuo road. Now, thought be, is tbe
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time to can on lvjsannu , auu as soon as
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the visit, lie dressed well, and no man
in Moscow had a nobler look wben the
dust of toil was removed from bis brow
aud garb.
lie took a horse and sledge and started
off lor the Kremlin, within which tbe duke
resided.
In one of the sumptuously furnished
apartments of the palace of the Duke of I
lula sat K'isaliml Valdai; Mic was a
beautiful girl ; molded in perfect form,
with the full liish of health and vigor.and
pofsfing a face of peculiarswectuess and
intelligence, bhc was only nineteen years
of age, and she had been ten years an or
phan. There was nothing of the aristocrat
iu bcr look nothing proud, nothing
haughty ; but gentleucss and love were
the true elements of her soul.
" How now, Zenobie?'' asked Rosalind,
as her waiting maid entered.
" There is a gentleman below who would j
sec you," the cirl replied. ,
" Tin n tell him I can uot see bim," said ',
lln.s liind, trembling. i
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l;ut it is Kuric .evei, my mistress, i
"liuric!"' exclaimed tbe fair maiJeo,
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r.dlllll" U I. MUIIC IUC IIVH ....... .1 . 1
... Iwr T,rw nn,I t,,l,,L "O. I am PIad !
Lchmcome. My prsycra are surely an- I
awe red
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I...n.l Li in hither, enobie." i
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Jhe p.ri Ufparieu, ana ere long a. ter-
wnrds liuric entered the opartnicnt.
lie
walked quickly la where Rosalind
had
: arisen to her ( ct, and taking one of her
banus i'.i both Lis own he pressed it (4 his
lips. It was with diEeuIty he spoke. Hat
the emotion; of his soul became calm at
length, and then he rerthed JCntalind't
jiromise Hint the. would never permit her
j hand to lie. disposetl of to another by the
Duke of Tula. Ituric informed her of.
: the visit of Count DamanorT to his shop, :
' its purpose and the result. Rosalind was i
astonished and alarmed. Mill, sne could ;
not believe that the Duke meant to b- j
stow her hand upon Damanoff. The Duke
owed him money, she said, and might '
perhaps be playing with the Count. I
liuric started as a new suspicion flashed
upon him. Had the Duke tent Damonoff
upon that mission on purpose to get him
into a quarrel. "Aye," thought tbe
youth to himself, "the Duke knows that I
have taught the sword play, and be knows
that the Count would be no match for me.
So he thinks in this subtle manner to make
me an instrument for ridding bim of
plague." Bat tbe yonth was careful not
to let Rotalitsa know of thii. He thought
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.I,,, .m.u l, nnh.nnv if she knew that a
j..i,.i;i.i,i om,j off between bun -
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,o d it. If ,oba
i warm anacor. a. ..r . . .... - ,
g-.cung. -- ; - -
! may
i Damonoff.
Ile bas sought a quarrel
inmll.wt i. m mnst irrnsalv aimed . DlOW
at my head and I knocked bim down, j
Vou can judge as well as I wbat tbe result
will be." t I
" .Most surely he will challeoga joo," j
cried the officer excitedly. I
" So I think," resumed Ruric calmly, j
" And now will you serve mo in tbe .
j event ?"
' U Kb I le.snre.
A .. .1 iL...n.i.,.n Hunt vl'ifjirl nil that
! r... t it. a lima .-.f thf ITnnm's
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! visit to bis shop, and then took his leave,
ii
Ho rescued nnmo jusi as nis uiuiuer
was spreading the board for dinner, lie
nfmn u-ent awav en business, and ahe
thought not of askit-p bim any questions.
On questioning l'aul, in tbe shop, in '
tbe afternoon, Kuiic, to bis great surprise,
learned that the lilack Monk bad been j
there during bis absence, to purchase a
dagger; that be bad drawn Out of the boy
a minute account of the visit of Urzooand 1
DamonofT, and that he seemed to be much
pleased with Kuric's conduct. As they i
were talkins. I'iz-o called and rreseuted ;
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a chalienite irom tne iouni. nunc ai
nni-c referred bim to his friend. and be took 1
his leave.
That evening, nhont eigbt o'clock, a
sledge drovo up to Kuric's door, and young
Ursa entered the house. He called Kuric
aside, aud informed bim that the arrange
incuts bad all been made.
" rau.onoff is in a hurry," bo (aid,
"and we have appointed the meeting at ten
o'clock, to morrow forenoou. It will take
plaee a' the bend of the river just beyond
tbe Yiska Hill." i
" And ihe weapons?" a.-ked Ruric.
"Sords," returned Oisa. "The
Count will bring bis own, and be gives
you the privibge of selecting such au one !
as you choose."
" I thank you, Orfa, for your kinrfuess
thus far, and you may rest assured chat I
shall be prompt."
" Suppose I call hero in tbe morning
for you," susestid the visitor.
" I should be pleased to have you do so,''
tbe guniuaker said ; and thus it was ar
ranged. On tbe following morning Kurio was np
betimes, and at the breakfast table not a
word (if the one all absorbing theme was
uttered. After t lie meal was finished the
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gunmaner went oui m uis uu(-, uu .u.n
uowd irom one 01 iuc !;oaeis a lung ieaiii- ,
ern case, in which were two swords. They ,
were Toledo Had. !., and of most exquisite 1
workmanship and liuiaii- liuric took oat
the heaviest one, which was a two edged
weapon, with a cross hiit of heavily gilded
metal. He placed the point upon tbe
floor, and then, with all his weight he bent
the blade, until! the pommel touched (he
point. The lithe steel sprang back to its
place with a sharp clan", and the texture
nnt lrln,l Tlinn hi. Blrnrk tlin fl;,t 1
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of the blade upon the anvil with creat
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force, i he ring was sharp and clear, and ;
the weapon remained unharmed. !
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" ny St. .ilicnaei, sua tne ganmaker '
to his boy, ".Moscow docs not contain ano.
ther blade like that
Damascus never saw
a belter.
" I tbiuk jou are right, my master,"
the boy returned, who had beheld the trial
of the blade with unbounded admiration.
"Hut," he added, "could jou not temper
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a blade like that?"
' I'erhaps, if I had tho steel. Kut I
have it not. The steel of these two blades
came from India, and was originally in
one weapon a ponderous, two banded
affair, belonging to a Keugal chieftain.
ThA n.t.l r.n.s... .11 hardnn.. nf
the finest razor, with the elasticity of the !
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- i . 4 rp AllVANCr:it KNOL1SI1 fall not included ahoTe. tu.0
most subtle spring. My old master at To-1 lamiuauks. - - . - s.no
ledo gave me these as a memento. Were j 'o additional charges; also, no deductions
I to mention the sum of money be was ! cePt for protracted sickness. Tuition paya
onee offered for the lt.rrcst one. vou would '. blt "n''y uron '' '-
hardly credit it." j
Alter tuis nunc gave ram a lew aircc
ions about tho work, promising to be back I
before night.
Just then Orsa drove on to !
oust men ursa arove up to .
tho door.
Kuric was all ready. His mother was
; in the kitchen. He went to bcr with a
smile upon bis face. Ile put bis arms
; about ber and drew her to bis bosom,
j "God bless you, my mother. I shall
I come back." He said this, and then be
; kissed her.
I He dared stop to speak no more, but
I opened the door and passed out.
! " Have you a good weapon ?" asked Or-
sa, as the horse started on. ;
I have," Kurie said, quietly ; "and j
one which bas stood more tests than most
swords will bear." And after some fur- j
ther remarks he related the peculiar cir-
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cunisiauccs atienuing tug maKing ol tne
Ewoid, auil his possession of it.
A. loniK il.n. .i,.,1, .,
.v (bu.u .UVJ O'lMVA UL.UU .MO . I . I. .
and ,n half an hour moro thev reneherl ih. !
appointed spot. The dav was beautiful. I
Thev had been nnon the n-rnnnd hnt fai
niiuuieg wuen me oiner party came insight j
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around the bend of the river.
Hit Muuk ;
icn there also.
As foon as the Count and hi, second J
anl surgeon bad arrived, aud the horses 1
that they snould repair to an old building
which was close at band.
" Aye," addtd Damanoff. "Letushave
this business dune, for I would be back to
dinner. I uinc with O'ga to-day, and a
fuij maiden awaits my coming."
" Notice him not," whispered Orsa.who I
walked close to liuric s side. "That is)
one of his chief points when eneaecd in an I
affair of this kind. He hone. T Vet trnn !
angry, and so unhinge your nerves."
" Never fear," answered the gunmaker.
I be party baited when they reached the
interior of the rough structure, and the
Count threw off his pelisse and drew Lis
sword. Ruric followed bis example.
" Sir Count," tbe latter said, as be mo
ved a step forward, " ere we commence
this work I wish all present tonnderttand
distinctly bew I stand. Yon have sought
this quarrel from the first. Without th.
least provocation from me yon have insult-
3 ce most grossly, and this is fheclinax,
"&JJBRAMIM5S!iyi?9.
I n . t 1 ' alia v. .cult rin.
I So, netoro umi auu uno, uU ... ... r
. ou your own bead.
, yat knave
, V"-r . , seck n0 BJ. ;
vantage : and I Lave on. bere of the same j
! length and wcigui
as my
UHU I ;vu ;
i Wlsu It.
I am well satisfied as it is,'
replied
Rnric.
" Then take jour groual. Are you
ready V
" I am."
Tho two awords were crossed in an in
stant, with a clear sharp clang.
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A lar;e class of Young Ladies is secured.
TUITION persession of 13 weeks, including
comineem expenses.
nr. Wrilini.. Ilefinnr. Avittimlii.
nmm.an.u'. s. iimm-vA tr.no
l' K M 1 1; y ii('i.
.. .. '
Au. S3 )S5S
JOHN RA.MJOUPH.
Principal
UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS.
rutin ii- . o ... 1
mjjf; lntprSeSS10n,C0DSlStHl,? Of 1W0
A ,r i"- , " " ' pcn " '
COLLEGE Tuition for lh Swion of 20 wwlia
Furl, Library, care and n-fairs
i t0
3 VS
ACJDE3I1 Tuition' for tha Smiton of 28 f.k :
Cla.i.i-al aod hipher tnglisb 1 00
A lTani-.il Eorlih li ffl
L..wrClaa s oil
Fuel, care and ri-paira 2 15
FEM .V.OTrtTJf-Tuition lr frnSoTi IU k:
l:;:iUr I'curw 2T. 00
I'rimary lo Oil
Fuel, rare and repairs 1 40
Room rent and fuel in College building ft r0
do Uu lo rocmtni; alone 17 W
A. K. BELL, Treasurer
I.ewisburg, Aug. 5, 1858
Normal Institute and Academy,
VEW Columbus, Luzerne Co. Pa...To '
Young Ladies and (Jeiitlemen wishinz !
oung Ladies and Oenllemen wishins
. . ... . .. .
I earhers, this Iusl.lution oilers the
,. . conmieie OrJmlL . v,., !
2. A lliurougli, tyauiuativ, and l'ractical Uiurse of
iniiruriion.
3. An oirortnniiy ibr daily fn T,a,hiq.
ui. of :
i
r-. ""urM "a
1 0. Wti-klr Scientific lrtarea.
J; JSJXSS.rri.,,,,.,,.
""'''", wbai iiieneenneaof a iv.uniT institute
Board, including room, lights and furniture
(per week) fcl 75 to ii 00
Tuition (per Term of U weeks)
from $4 00 to 6 00
fiTThe Fall andWinter Sessions will com
mence on Monday. Aug. 16, 1H58
For further particulars inquire t t
Hon. J. KOONS, Sec'y of Trustees, or
Prof. H. D. WALKER, Principal
..ew ioiumous, Juiy Ji, isos
i - iaa. iiii v.-ii . t, .
"f"a
TAILORING
JOHN B. MILLER
thankful for past favors
would state that he has re
ceived the Fall and Winter
Fashions, and is prepared to
CUT, MAKE, and HEPAIR
garments as usual. He will
endeavor, as heretofore, to
execute his work satisfaein.
nly to all. I.ewisbnrg, May 24, 158
TAMES WASHINGTON,
R4Rnrn.
V est basement of Riviere House I.e w is bu r. i
(Late Satn'l Waldrum's) Vil .
SASH and L-OOKS,
Dlixus ami Siicttf.:::
Flooring, i'ling1!
Franiiii?, Ac.
J
For aale it Ui Uanla-ar St. of
J.M iAIlblN.
CO-PAETNElbSJIlP.
rTFr-" The umlcrsisncd have as-
I
ociaieil lhemelves into cuoart-
nerlnp for the purpose nf earry-
and Carpentering business in all their various ,
branches, at the i
j licoiisbtirg Gttnm JDIaning lUillo, j
! where lliev iulend to keep a sltck of Pine,
Hemlock, Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Ash, Ma- ;
pie, and all kinds of Lumber, Flooring Miel- j
vin, tSiilinc, is'hincles. Lath, Joisls, fctuildin,
Feueins. Pickets, Door and Window Pramcs,
J)oirs. cslnitters, lihtuls, Sash, Mouldings, j
Brackets, A.c. Planing, isliiiin, Scroll yaw
in?, Ac., Hone at short notice and all work
warranted lo give satisfaction, both in rice
and woikmanship.
J. U. DIEFr'FNPKRFEB,
makti.n drkishach,
i;kvi:i:s ammons.
Lwihnrff risnin? Mill.-i. Aril 1. I:-.
63,000 Wauled!
JN pursuance of an act of the last I.ejjisla
uue of Pennsylvania, the Commissioners
ill I'uion county desire lo l.ori'OW monry
to the aliove amount, iu sums net less than
Nino, the interest to be paid annually, and Ihe
principal within three vears. Inquire of
II. P. MiKI.I.KR, Treasiirfr.
I.ewisbur, Pa., May -t', lboH.
XOTAIiY l'UIUAC.
Viliiam Jones,
TT0T.M:Y al I.ar.- ToHecllnns
-1 . .
I promptly attended to. Ollice on Market
Mfiet, oj.posite the Prebvterian rhuich.
.ruo i.i:isBLH;,i'A.
rruit and Ornamental Trecs. cf T
, , -'; -?
nt.'ii'i.'i.T.T.
g$ik The subscriber has nn hand a f-piendu!
Ii-mltf-ciion nf toih Fruit and Ornaiiiftiial
'TKLES, Ac. Ac embracing the very best
varieties of Apple. IVars, JVachts, I'lums,
Cherries. Apriccts. Nectarine.-, irapc,jooe
1-CiTics, Kapbeines, Curranta, ynuwufirrie'-
l.r.r? Horse Cltestimt. Ktirop.iTi Mowntain
A-h, Ainerii-.in MniMtaia Ash, Snar lapie
lor street planting, Ever-Mix ininp; Kt-e, and
a splRiiJ ccr'Icctioii of iulbon and other
Fiowenr IMants.
flrTCiir-ery (.rnnns on the farm t f Ja's
F. Liun Cq. n the Turnpike, within half a
mile of l.ewksbur?. All orders will reriie
strict attention. J'lcrm ittmriufjitf f'ASJl.
WILtiO.N I. U.N.V
tewi.hurr, July 7,
Kew Arrangement !
The unrlersianej havine I
purchased the establish-
iiieni lately i.wneil by Byers A (irilun,is pre- ;
pared to make and repair
Coaches, Carriages, Buggeys, Sleighs,
and all other traveling vehicles, at the s-hort-
esi noiice.in tne Desi manner, anuonme mgsi
rr.iuir inm.
hop on North Fourth St. near St. J..hn s,
I.eihl, Pa A. II. BlEhb.
June 4, I8r8m6
New ArraDCements---Kew Goods !
I TOSEPII L. HAWX bavins taken the
j J well knon n SI'YKER II AT M OKE, has
, refitted it, and filled in an extensive variety of
llats, L'tijHi, Gentlemen' Clothii ff,dc.
Also a larse and splendid stock of CLOTHS
CAMMEKtS, Ac, which he u-ill make up lo
ordir,is he slill continues the Tailoring Busi
i ness. He is prepared to eieeute all work
! entrusted to his care, lo ihe satisfaction of the
j cuMomer.
i X. B. Cuttinjr and Itepainne -j done to
order. I,evvi.burg, ipnl 10, 157
GLOVER RIMERS.
T
MIE subscriber is engaged in the manuf
acture ol the
Latest Improved
HVNiECKEK Clover Hullers.which be offers :
at very reasonable rates. There have been a !
lare number of these Hullers sold in this .
neiehborhood and county, and they fiive good ;
cinik-f-ki.tiiin c I K aa iinru Kawct A t r rmrcitn .
u 1 : :l r;: :sj , ,
or apply by letter lo C. P. EMEKY', j
1 y;i.'i3 I.aurelton P O, Union Co, Pa ;
CABINET WARE E00M
V ORTII 4th Slreet. Tiie subscriber
Xl most respectfully informs ihe citizens ol
Lewisburg and vicinity, that he has nn hand
ana lor sale a cheap lot ol l'l KK,
for the Spring trade, comprising ' I
Dressing and Common Bureaus, Sec-1
retaries and Book Case?, Center,
( ard and Tier lablcs, Iiuingnnd
The public are cordially invited to examine
his work, as he is sure that they will be satis
fied with his slock of Ware, and prices.
SOLOMON YOl'NG
Lewisbnr:, Sept. 15, IS56
j James F. Linn. J. Merrill Linn,
j T F. & J. M. LINN,
' J tftornt?) at Latv,
LEWISBLUU,
67-1 Union County, Fenn'a.
BlOOm Handles and Curtain Rollers,
IliCkOk-S Patent Ularlllliery. I
YTV. llQVC completed tirran-OlnentS 1
V fr, n.akimrlirooiill.m.ile, and Curtain Roller,
In a manner and perflation hith.-rto nnatlainable in the
manufacture ol tlil artlrle, and are prefMired to Rlipviv
KnM.ui Maki-r., l injow Sh.nl- MantH'ueturer. and ilr- i
clianta with any quantity of thi-ni a: ..l.ort noti.-e. '
Iby are made of the test 1'anel titnrt", and in a sur- .
rior manner, on new ntaeliinery never b. lore u.e-1. !
We alao make, on Newly l'ateuted Marbinery, ibe best
Wooden Bench and Hand Zkruct
that have eeer been before I he puh!i;.
A.iUrdera prouotiy ti.led. Ai.tr '
W. O. 1114 EiOH. ,
II uimntRj, Pa. CmT;. ftxt ni of Uio tile Work..
LEWIS PALMER,
A M'HITECT and COLDER,
XV LEW IHMiKG, PA
tyOflice in the University Building K8:i
CiorkN.Waicb-
and Jewelry,
opposite J. A J. Walls.
Also, particular attention paid to RE
PAIRING of all kinds, I
I have also the agency for the sale of
tne celebrated Coal Oil Lamps,
which will recommend themselves to
every one. Call and see.
Sept. 9, 1858 A E JJENORMAXDIE
DR. I. B RUGGER,
noMtEopATiiic imsic-it.,
fa W.Bnu.-n't Xao Boet, Market W,
TiS (beta-tea Fifth Siztb,) LIWISBCKO, F
t
lrcaklast lablCft, t uplionrtls, Cot-notice and warranted to ?ive satitai-tion. 1 . ... ,
' tasc and Other Ucdstcad:?. Stands. 1 t"?An excellent assortment of Watches. -'"'I 'ICUll Llll'
! Sofas, aild Chairs t'1,cks an,i Jewelry ca hand Chrap fur fork. ' (Capital Stock $
; of all kinds. CO F F I N S made loorJer or fill.T FRAMED of all sizes made u order. OMPA.N V.s Buil.lincs
ihort notice. t.... y, corner ol Fourth i'n
CHNTIiAI.
r n x smu'Asii auk x c
v:
.
H
x
o
o
FAHILY SEVIKG MACEIKE.
f rkat im:ii:cti(x in riMcr:.
J On i..lfi r", tr,I..r .' 'h h.-t ,t..- IlKTAlM'l'.l-
,kw .-l vi.k maciiim: $ ro
JU.l'iL.vj....i I U .nT-. '
IIhII U-e !' -1 h
li.tlf t .., Mi.!.--:mj ( rli:. k ffa!jnj' '.
i it. 1 i - " I'M
Kuil ' ..t-.-, " " II..
fMAI I. 51 A i IIINK 7j
,M;i.K MA MINK I f
HAM .Jl.i::v..ii.-f &
IU- unainiiiou- I'.ivi r sliii h l.n .itf Ti'l' 'l tl;- intr- -!'n -li
n t Ui,ri r JW Wil-.i. t-.-nnly rt-win ' ar t;o,
wulli-nt itl.-rn- ! il '- t, . . lit- i.fr ii.-a) it-, iv
t" fay. ti,:.M Li- u- M'l ir-r r .i!t; ii! I Iff). ii iii Iji:i--!i.-,ujt-tttli'ii,
thf In -t in r 'i uiz-'l ky iU ll .-Iul u- j it
tlK.UMii if t-f iMtiu.t- in i-ieiy liii.k in li. T-. lln.-t-
ho !. l.Ili'-rt" t fvn.it I Ii. Ut :t;i;.n;i; tli-li; l .,f
it ii'liiit;i':t . it iiiy n --t t- aru- t" miv. il.nt M vfi. i:r
i n"t j fil'l'in m!v.I. I. ut n mj.- n.rfB 1 p m-
! J. 1 l.r hi.tif -t h -1 ::ni.:r, i, ,-. u-i ,n;l y ..if.-rt- i. n i,; r
utiiiir th wtT'ii' t wl.jt !: hit, ivt n ti.i.- ib-:iumeut bj
lid rDi:iti a tiOli'l-J 'v.
1 Lin l;irlniif if f'lff iv'I -n n f.nm-i U- t.xtikh t
1VAU t..ili f .J f ihii !i.i :. l!ii0.it y
.-rr-i t w. rk . ii ...ry kill I f i!t:
In i n .ul j.rt.'l Oi a tl.ri i y r-' o -i .
i lmr:rl.r I-y t inii!it--. hi -I iti inn.
l0..i'lil. llil ill-:il.V'il!-l:. 'I .-Jr.".
In nO I) i. : t:. 1 in I. it'im-il. U .
' i St Xli Xi iill.- , ii C .11 lli'l
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1.
l! jvi.fi-s,.i.. ot.t all
..1 rnn-..iut-Ot fr. t
r. ; " :r-.
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. v. I - . 1 1 it run t." .p-
1it.i r Ci- cl.aui' ul.
, t-'.; it' i. rtv ii :irr. 'l t' - 1 .it
1. I . -it,.j ii. i' v .1 v i :.' ii
ii. i i : ' -iii 'i i wif.f iitmt finl t:t- i
Jif uii- Xiiin np :it uui
". It- Df iMlcjtH III i.f lit.
4. 1 hf prtat ;irifty ' I ui - .
j lit-il. wlii' h nu Lnf ut hi. '. -i l j
iri-aiii. An J,
i. ; tuiineiit ucn ir sr. Dt ri:.iu:r f tJi- w.rk
erol. crderiri'' il.ee celt Ira(ed Machine
fri'in the Tenlral Arpr.cv, liiive only ihe
lieiht tu pay in i in il .1 ri litir ; no charge l. r
boxni. An t n ral. r will i- n vi-it I.ewi--hur
Ui sln-u' 11- i at l.e.'iutres arid i:m!i:v.
leiri w :ii;iir v.r.e Mill please ai. ire.-s
i'.,ir(.' V ( JJii-Kitlv.II.irti-I'urir.I'd
it. ;v:suiiUT. ';.;v.
QTrr5 Markft Meei, tn'xt it In J!rnwn A.
IMierV, St. r- i.kuim;i ki;, ia.
V.Te;t Brancli Insurance Ccmpany,
A I' Lri-A II;: vi-!!. Ta.. ir.nr" IVlacb i
V l.ail.Iinss M i-r.ar. .!.- r'am
Pri p -1 'v. ;iin
If i.t -. ;:t 1:1:;.:
r t-ni.ii;.--. ati't .l.i-ir t. ;.-nt--;.
i 1 :i-? liiiMii- s on
bclii('a.-:iai.i.M:itu;i-'Ai'.t
.'1. i .:i'iia:,-.oo,ta 0.
'11 ;...
II .11 C Harvr7
'i' T Abrams
U J lai kman
W White
Th" Kitchen
JI m J .hn J Pi-ate-J.
hn li lla'l
Chns A M.iver
t'hn (.'rt
Pcti-r lliri.msrn
lion. i. f.
Hl: KV. l-r'M.I-nt.
AltlJAMs, Vice Pie.--.
T. 'I
THO'3 KITCHK.V. S.-ey.
JA.MI-.S II. IIAVI.1X. A-nt.
I.ewisbtir, I'ninn Co. Pa.
r7i
rriIE subscriber tnn-
i AV tinnes to carry on the .
I.lvrry ItuaiiiK-NH a:
' the Old Stand on outl.
Third street, near Markrt, anil rekpectrull
solicits ihe ratronase ol his Irien l and tli
public pentrallv. CHAKI.US F.HIiSjj.
I.euisburs, May 22, l-'t'
C. W. SCEAFFIE S
WHOLESALE and KLTAIL
Ui a Drug and Cluntn at En'jwriiim
Market Street - l.ewibur?. Pa.
James B. Hamlia,
TTOKXEY at LAW,
TTOI
OtTlce on icc nd Sr. west idet2r.c
do'roinh of Market, is!nil p.
6m-"J I i:;t ti to. Pa.
W I N Fl EL D FACTORY!
AVer II;irllloli. L'uh.n I'a.
rfi THE Mihsrribrr, thankful
VTy his friend and the puulic in ene
1TSMbm raj cnriT;iiu's to tnamilac-
tnre a'.I kinds of Woolen (.ooih, stirh as
'loth, as:mfrs. Tirt Cti. iSmimMts, Jean1-,
Itlankeis and Kiaiitiels. ; afo, .'arpet antl
Stocking Yurns. His mat hmery lein of the
bet kind in ue, and having eiupn.yed the
bet of workmen, he feels sate in savin?
that
1 is work thall not be surpassed bv
anyeMaMihmenlin tlteeotintrr. A smxNnp
ply of the above goods kept constantly un hand
fur sale or to exchange for wn.d, at prices
that can not fail to please. WOOL will be
Carded in the beM manner and on the shortest
notice. Terms fur car ting, eah on the de
livery of the rolls. MAKK HALFPENNY.
Winlield Mills, March ;u), 18.r.7.
TECI3AS G. GRIER,
(nurcrsor to J.L.Y.rtii)
Ytatchniakrr and Jendler,
Loctttt-J two Jors taj. uf tiirl rrvnt!j rem ieit 1
SJr. YiHlt-r LLU I.-1H Uvi, I'm.
Watches, Jtc,
RIVIERE MOUSE.
I.EWIMII lit;, IM, Co., Ta.
K.. IICTZTt, Proprirlor.
i riHIS houe is located in the very center ct
j I the business portion i-f the town, and Ihe
only Hotel in Market Square. It is by odds
the largest and most spacious in Lew isburs.
and is kept in the cleanest and best possible .
manner. The HOOMS are larze and any '
BEDS neat and clean. Tne TAHI.E is spread
with every luxury the season aff.rds. The
HAR is furnished with pure unadulterated
liquors bought by the I'rophttor out of the
l'i House in Fhilad. The.vr.nZLt and
-lw.ll recommend themselves.
I ropneior, having pone to a creat
expense in re-niiin; and lurnishins bis house i
employing at large cost a tirst-rate Cook
and other servants who are attentive and
oblisinR hopes by unremitting attention on
his part to receive a share ol" the public patro
na:;e. The public will please accept the sin
cere thanks of the Proprietor fi r the very
cenerous patronage he has received during
Ihe four months he has lived in Leviisbuig.
Riviere House, An;, in, IhSU
frQ AER'DI E. BOWER,
yjsV" Watrlimaker
fA 'Mitf ana Jeweler,
v" 1 Si Third door below Fifih
ItW.VJt'T' and Market streets.
LSJ L K V 1 8 Ii
URfi.
Would resnectfnllv inform ihe rnhlir ih.-.i k.
has on hand a fine assortment of Gold and ;
Silver Lever and Lepme Watches a good
stock of Gold, Cameo and Masouic Breastpins
of the latest style Gold and Cameo Earrings ;
Ac, which he intends to sell very cheap also
I .nl.niliit .....in.... .rr:.L. T. .n, I
HourCLocA
warranted to be what it is sold for.
The greatest care will be taken in Repal- '
rins and Cleaning of Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, and everything warranted lo give ,
1 i
1 . I..-1. u
susi.ti.i!on. i lease maxe n;m a rail, and in gooa ityle, and on reasorj'e ;ei"--give
him some trouble to show his Watches ders from Citv and Countrv solicit. d
J and Jewelrr July SI. HS6B i t. H. FULTON. ! ' W.G. MAS1'3,
Philadelphia.
i ok ro ti.i:n.
Tim Life, Hptei lies and Memorials of
DANIKL WERSTEli,
tin LtuojM dirwrjuf on V'. -J ittatk
Ait uls Lirg ktaTtxm.
BV fAMt'l.L M.0MIX'KKRt A.M.
Till? jwf.In.ti-S w.-rk Ifjj-t r-uMi'b-il.in q(i hrni
BDi- t .Vrf . It ut print-! f.u f,n.
li-ut.J iu tfsuii:u; tt vie; f.ntain m:int Uni ii;
titiuua 'Mim liiilh(.i bi-J Moiou t Naj.u,
ai l m Ie:itl, ii:-.ikt. ?t1 l'..rrrait. Tb ml.itl.
r oi!-rf ii .th niiJrttre to ttwi Ain.-rieaa allie, uit
if r..i.iiit-l tl.it it U -iw-y an iiiii-.runt ant ,a
Am. riciin literiiturif. -to rk b. l olUiol br
t'f.ri-. wlii'li f'Hf-i:t"i wiililu ar-i.tupHrt AB'l r.t.Btpft
riiit-th rl.iff fi-Iil "if tLi-lit- i.f i'lDKi
: hi- iu l ! Miur"" intrflrtul t-tf.itU, aixj the fef
T .'nal.ii- Ul.il in :T.!-1 iii ,! rnlfi! li'.( thr tr-tt fctf
tjf ".li Uittmn L'tti n i in nr of hn tm oi-ry.
.t (til thr.-ff T"Ul 3 lm, 4 a
wt-ry m l. r:n rr!r. u-l in a trry "tiT-t.i-nt A,ra
til--, r n-ti .n r.ij.-. iu iluLh: ; huie'iihr'.j "-tn.-n
r,l I. :.tf r. $:,).
I'. r-..t,-i .j. -ir-iu rf Icrrmii.j A ot f rtlili TIaLi
urk. will ail'iierc, f'-r full :iri' 'il -r.
i'.' Pooth Ihir.J .tr-t t. I l.:!a 1, ?
('hitkeriii k Seas,
manulariurrrs i f
.ri,x;i u:K.r.in:i,HT
piano ikies
C ( Tur J) s,
, 4 l)f VfST
iiii.Tiicyoftfs
Chetntu Sr.
I'll fL.f 'il Vlil..
I V CMiMnMly nn hand a Jarrre n rJ; of on
hrautiful and unffjtialfJ inMruinen,slfin!t-rr
in every variny .f tv!p, at prices tinsmj
tn.rn I7j to 5 1 rf. Wr have hffn awaref
Until and yrfrtr Firtt Cub Mrriah at ihe
tii'V' rfnt Exhibi i ins in this ctuntry and Eo
rcpr fur j(!ppri"r njai.ntariure. A lihera.
di-cnun! h c'titv aud fn:jiiane of lear
iiiri7. I v lil'raicd cc-itr.f-we ca'ali'gue?
s' :.t t r any adtlrr's ! ' S
c . it im:ts.
1. i:i.ik 1 !.::.
MiiUtc tui-r, iri.p' r:t r a.vl I)ea'fr :3
JI.
c'rItmi.".0ilclv.jis
Mattinjs,
Ac. Rt-:ii2 i;i a l-ye-trc!, nnifer verv lizhf
expf n1-!".. this Hi ue has l-een enablut UT
inanv vrar- to n::i::i!ntn ihp rtputaiiun ol tfite
;!ii 1 loin.r
; . V,ut'.: u
i-ni i! 1I1 iir
I'frrv i t;,p tU
- .'in 1:5 -rcwlrrry trrtt,
ve t'iii-.iiitit strut. S;ra
trtel v.l if sifcor.il stffft,
1 ii;i..mii:i.I'hi
:tmii-ri
k HrkHIXf-s
ii:::mi: soap,
t Oil t.l V
r;:;i. . i.
v ile ttfKd any
: a 1
r tit t.u.. ri
i.'.r m -
s a .-".. ir.i-h
KPi'lt 1 tt- iitva
iur tfifx-tw-aa,
. ;.. ..v.- i ; ; :.. I
1: ..i.l rv-t ut'-ii
it ii ; i.r tr.ni. ui :
. f HI 1 .11 ': ril 1' X
' M--NLY.
It litt-i unt full tilr
tl .
11 lii-T to ..
Auiti'.' tf.f utnoy i.ifj.ntii7.-)i rTfr otlir Wastinj
. . ; -. tl - t-,ii..it 11. i v I . j.:,i:t-l :
I i.- t ii:o, lJ Ttrj Utile mbtinj,
:.-t :.rt:i
J nri'l l;l t
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it ;i :..unlr. that it r-iiirri' with tli
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N. S. LAVREPJCE'S
I'apcr, I'iiutrr' Card, and Cn
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WAREHOUSE,
No. 403, ( uinmerre St., Philadelfliia.
ftTnh hnyers will fin. I it fur their in:eret
lo call I'liiiai). Ian I. 159 y
COOPER &, WORK,
mi'.i.f.-ALi: icalki:s ix
NATS, CAl'S, anil STRAW COOPS,
Wo. 46 North Third street,
H Markt-t a-J Art h.
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Yll.tl!KMi:K & to.
GENT'S FORM1SH1KS STORE,
Patent FhouMtr Steam Shirt .llanuf 'y,
AT THE OLD sTAM',
o. TO I (hot nut l. l'liilud.
OITOMTE the Vahmui..n H.-n.e. A.
WINCHESTER will siif.j- heretofore,
hts personal supervision of ihe Cumi.2 and
.Manulacuiriii dt-parimt-nis. drdt rs h r h.s
celebrated styles of Shirts and Collars fii!eJ at
the shortest m lice.
Persons desinn? to order sihirts, can t
supplied with the tormula for measurement ca
application by mail.
Constantly i n hand a varied and select :ce
of Gentlemen's Furnishing: Hoods.
i i" Wholesale Orders supplied on lilaral
Hi
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ADO.OUO)
.Walnut street, '
iludflphia.
LV Lives insured at the ostial Mutual ri
or at Ji int fuck rates about SO per cent. '
or at Total Abslinenre rates the lowest in tl"
world. A. HILLD1M, I'resiJtat
Jons C. is. tSec.
'' tEO. F. MILLER, At;rnt. I short
fa'Kr'& yiVliqiS:' lll', temp.
.w. ca. sacosfr isd wlsit sti. ran o.ttrBU.
( apital s..r,o.(it.
Assets $lt s,lil 13, invested in Boiuls, Mort
gages and other good securities.
VKK YOi: INSURED AGAINST LOW
BY FIRE ! There are but lew !
leceive sympathy whe incur loss by neslfditS
tins most maafury and iubaluntiul prtautiv'
We olien see il announced that persons ha
lost their stocks of Goods aud Furniture, aai
results of years ol industry swepi In m
by ihe devouring element over which it'.'
have no control but by beinc; insured.
Insurance protects you from the inrendiatf
nei;h;enre of servants and the caual!if c'
T.ur ni?is:iih..ra. tt will imnart wflUliei-tP yurrn
it. is. and a i-bara. t.'l . .tua Dcr ai-d Jr.canU. aW
ail .(.iir luina traDarticu.
It if.ii.iira tut a .t-ry ,,au;f ..ion to in.nr in 'o9t
raricir.;,-fr..m $li lo f Io-0. aril .rt ln-w o--.it. I-r.
abulia, e no iiiauraure uao iinbila. iurn.mre. ,aT
thinsrlw! If your Stcck la Mnatl, a:ilt the Lt ? t J"
Blight I svrioua. .
This CinpanT Injorn rrlIPtC. af''F-'-,C
U, uvups. ti t:jTrKK m.hm. i:k aaa ii
Kkom Sltio to Sr.iu0.
at the 1iwr.t Katra aad upon the mvit l iteral I.raU,
aud i'Evn fatuav em Ihe adjustment al Low-
PIRECTOF.
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tiao. II.Iu.Ik.1.1 I
Uraeral Supniit.rilit JOI1X TnoVl"'-
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IDW D K. IlKI.Ml ol.n. Sww.r.
J. MEKK1LL l.INX.Asent,
657 LEUMMKG, Union Vo-JJ
and Seal Cutting
AF all kinds, 3t 20 1, CJlCMlUt Mm I.
J PHIL AD. Visirins and other CAKl
Corporation and other E ALS.and evervthmj
in onr line of bnsiness, promptly attend"! i