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VOL. xxxn.
LANCASTER, PA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1858.
No. 29.
PITBStBEIDBr
BDWAKD C. DARuINGTON,
ontoM i» ffoRTH Qtnui sniBR.
The BXiWNJffi k DBMOCHATIC HBEALD
1. r>ahl1i>ti<4 w«*.iWy. atTVO i>oi.£lM k year. ADVBETI8BMENTS wfll be inserted at the rate of dl 00 per sqaare, of t«a line,, for three inior. Ilooe or leeej and 2J centuper «<ioarefor»a«h e^dlHonal Ueertlon. BMlneu idTertleemenU IMjrted W tse ,u.r..r.l.a.f rearo, ^•Y;^;;™^'!',;^^,"^^.
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BCrsiNKM'NOTTCER lc«art«d before Marriage" and
DeSba.donWetberegnlarrates. . „ ..
r^AlladT»rtlaiag acconnta are conquered eoliecta-
blaat the «xplrfttiou of half tho period contracted for.
tranal^ni advertlMment, cash. _
A TALE FOE FICKIE lOVEKS,
"Emily, Emity, my darling, is it true ?— Say it again—only once again Kmily I"
Emily lifted np Ler f.ice, with a soft trem¬ ulons smile, as her ha2el eyes answered the ardent questioning of bar lover's glance.
"Yes, yea, Edward," slie replied, and the words wer« swewl tn his eager ear.
"Again, and again, Emily ? I conld hear you say it forever, my love!" said the youug man.
He bent bis havdsome head to kiss tbe lips tbat bad said, what no otber lips h%d ever aaid to him, "I love you." Bat his^caresa* was given back with balf-timid, yet e^r^S tendtrneas, and her soft blue eyes beamed with happy emotion. It wa^.Edward Vane's first wooing, and the pleasure he experienced was as rare and delicions as it was novel; for to the yonng lover deolaring his first attachment, is not tbe timid *yss,"audtbe kiss of her be loves, tbe sweetest thing he bas ever known?
Underlhe trees, in the garden of the old parnonage.they walked together in tbe sunset, after tbis sweet confession—walking side by Bide, Edward holding Emily's hand, and talk¬ ing tenderly to her as tbey went, witb his warm heart beaming in his handsome face, aud Emily listening silently, with a happiness wbose very silence manifests its depth; aad the ["unsank lower, and tbe shadows grew longer, as the pleasant momenta slipped away-golden moments to Edward and Emily; and, finally, as the twilight began to gather) ihey heard lbe voice of Emily's father, calling her from his study.
We fally endorse the sentiments of tbe following artiole taken from the Massdchu' setts Teacher;
Kistaken Kindness to FapiU.
with him f and tbatis dangefoni for yon, yoa Jfo liteCftry Excellence without StudyJ
know I Take care, my pretty cousin, that I
do not win him away from you. By the way j^ ^n admirable address to the University
dear, my brother Frederick has also become of Aberdeen, Lord Stanhope has recently pro-
ftcquaintedwithhIm,and,Ibelie7e,oultiTateB Ted to tbe student's hy numerous happy
his acqnainlanoe most Bednoualy. At any illnstrations drawn from the lives of eminent
rale, he has invited him to spend a day or toen in the various departmenta of literatnre
two witb us this week. You oau afford to and science, tbat succeas is only to he ob- Well meant effort Is not alwaya prodnctive
loae him for that time—can't you, Emily tained by industry, He repudiated the no- of good results ; and injudicious and inexpe-
dearf" tion of hearen-bom genins, if by that term rienced teaohera perform muoh lahop that.not
Finishing this heartless spetch with a soft ia meant genius which aponUneously pours only fails to prove beneficial, but ia ofteu tbe
langh anda kiss on her cousin's Ups, she forth iU store* without labor or study. The source of muoh injury to pupils, and, not
passed on to her oarriage : and Emily looked greatest talenta, like tbe richest soil, only un frequently, also to the teacher. Thattbe
after ber au instant, witb a sudden tremor at yields ita choicest fruits to peraevering tillage, best of motives prompt suoh labor, there
her heart, a startled pallor overspreading her if there is one branch of excellence wbich ^^0 be no donbt; bnt good intentions alone,
cheeks, saying, iu a low, half-bitter tone.— more tban another has been supposed to be Qvon when followed up witb much enthusi-
Helena, Helena ! was Mn(what you came the gift of untutored nature, it is the facalty of asm, are not alwaya sufficient for a proper
" ¦" ^8«e.' ^^ t^*™ '3 o«e poet more than an other discharge of duty. Much discretion, and a
Emily only said to Edward when he oame who derived his inspiration from tbe innate far-seeingcaloalatianofth^consequences, and
again, "Do yoa know Frederick Wyndham, passions of hii heated mind, and who appear- ^f jte fitness of tbe meana used for the end
Edward ?" ed to possess tbe body of embodying fervid desired
"Yes, Emily—1 was introdnced to bim not feeling in glowing rhymes without the small- long ago—did I not mention it ? I am forget- est effort, it was unquestionably Lord Byron, ful of everything but you, my darling ?" he Yet in a conversation, quoted by Lord Stan- added, witb a beaming smile. Then he cou- hope, he asserted that it was nonsense to tinned: *Yes, and ouly yeaterday be made talk of extemporising verse. Tbe prodigious me balf promise to come and spend a day or quantity which he wrote during big short two with him at his father's. I do not know ijfe is no less a proof of his diligence than his whether I shall go, though he is very urgent, fertility. Mr. Trelawny represents bim aa •He seems to like me.
are equally necessary. It is a commou practice, with many teach¬ ers, to perform much labor for the pupils, wbich tbe latter ought to do lor tbemselTes. Particularly is tbis tbe case^with mathemat¬ ics. A pupil is unable, perhaps, to perform an example in arithmetic, or algebra, and asks for assistance from the teacher. Tbe
, , . latter, anxious, most probably, to manifest
., , V -, . ,, . «P«"dm« lhe larger part of h.8 waking hours the utmost klndDese to the pdpil, and also to
' A dull pain went tbrongh tm.ly B heart: m meditating his works; and no physician j,„, ,t, reputation of readiness and dis-
bul sbe would say nothing, nor let him sua- or lawyer in extensive praotioe ever followed . ^toh, takes the book and slale and performs
pact what she felt. , their professions with more dogged perseve- ., „ , .,, . „ ^, .
iTxr-M 1 - »». 1 11 .11 A ... r - , »- CO f the example rapidly, nammg all the stepa
¦'Will he go ?" sbe asked, mentally; and ranee. Hts friend Moore, whoae songs aud
witb slow and unhappy suspense she waited tales have a far-fetched prettiness whicb indi- to aee. cates greater elaboration, confesses of bimself
and processes, and giving tbe reasons there¬ for in quick succession, and dismisses tbe „, , ,., ,., , , , ., pupil to bis seat; or perhaps elicits from him
Edward did go. If he bad foremen the , -ihat he .had been atall times a slower and ^„ ...ffl^ative answer to some snch leading resuit be mrgbl have been wiser; bat, with more painstaking workman tbau would ever interrogatory as, "You understand it now, him, as is the case-vithm.tny others, wisdom be guessed from the result." Pope tells us i„„,tyou?" x\ow this is a mistaken kind- was purcbasedw.tb e^tperienoe. ¦ tbat in bis boyhood "be lisped in numbers, ^,,,_„,^i ^,^„t, but injudicious, neverlhe-
During the days he spent with Frederick for the numbera came:" but if tbey came un- , tc .u j-«: i» - 1 -a-
-—..,, .. .., . 1«39* If the difficulty 13 a real one, it IS per-
Wyndham, he was thrown frequently into Bought, U was a fMticity ^ bich foresook liim
the society of the beautiful Helena; their as his understanding matared. Though by acquaintance matured, and his admiration no meaus a volutniuous writer, considering grew deeper with every hour that passed, re- tbe many years he worked at his craft, Swift vealing some new beauiy, some now grace in complained that be was at no leisure for con- the variable, wayward, yet ever-enchanting versation,because ho "bad always some poet- Helena ical scheme in his head." He was iu the habi t When Emily met bim again, she longed to of jotting down iu tbo night, aa he lay in bed, ask him. "Do yoa not like mv beautiful, ^^y gt^jiji^g thought or lucky expression cousin?" But she refrained, "I will not, ^^j^j^jj^ p^g^^ throagh his mind, lest it shouhl
wo have let down 266 of onr school houses as tirely835 plus 4-7=28-35 of 6000=$4000, STEP IN HJ5RE IF Y'OU PLEASK,
well situated. This number was snrprisiogly for son's portion and 2 35 pln« 1-7—7 35 of "" ¦"— —
large to me, and I fear the judgment wbioh 5000=,$1000 for daughter'.*. K.
haa-summed tbif< total (s too ienieut. In ^ „
Solution of Problrm 8.—Answer—5fur.
39rd. 5yd. 1ft. 7in.
The common rule used directs tbat whi-n the sabtraJmnd or any denomination of it, exceeds the .same denomination iu tbe miuu-
many cases au estitunie bad to lie made in partial ignorance. The requisites to a num- ' hor one were principally these: a dry situa¬ tion, not in the creek nor in a marsh, not too
muob exposed to wind and winter's storms— , , ^,
f,. , , " „ijffa „ J end, one or tbe next higher denomination
not too full of rooks—aor steep cliffs and pre- ** uwiuiu^nw
oipitous crags—not in the middle of the road
—nor yet in the centre of tbe forest; theae
with a few other mild tests, conatitnted onr
standard for a No. 1. One other thing ought
to bave been essential which was omitted.—
We refer to the quantity of land set apart for
the bnilding and play croaud. In no case,
mnst be added to the deficient number in the minnend, and after subtracting tbe subtra¬ hend be equally increased by adding one to tbe next higher denominatiou,hut in this case ta. far. rd. yd. tt. fn 11)0000 after adding 1 rt.=I^ 1 39 5 I 51q tlis mlnnand
. Fp'cl.-.
HUtd of I'IhIh und Pttticy coInred'CMV,
and Sack Coat».
Plain and Fancy cnlorfl-I CHHtlniere Pant^.
" " VoHts nf THriyiiK nml boiiiitifnl
patterns.
I^w^pricedCIothingoforerrdPKcriptlou. n.-yVCIolti-
lag Klway« on fannj. hII af wlitch will t-n .-i.l.l Hi tli-
InchPB very lowent priced; aJfio. GOOPS IN THE I'lEOB wUIiib
deflea com[iBtitf«a. CMthr, flna and hnip^i flue. .,r t^v^rv
hnn and qnallty, plain nnd fancy, Sprinp nnd .^inniiip'r
_ La9.-,imerfot f,,r «:..«i» nod pa-l^. Aott tho Vwiiay.. Oi, >
should tbere ba less than balf an aore ; yet ^"Mraoting and adding 1ft. to tbe feet in the .r.r'-^'trwVi^^-^Hi'rS!;; Tn*";," J j'^J?,:;
not more than 130 out of the 266 looationa so^trahend and subtracting from the minu- '"'"ZakiI^ S'mnmc'"^^^^
noted as good, contain more than a quarter of «°d. in"«Med by Iyd=3ft., we find on at- j,r. o. w,.vtb,^ ,b, gfJCani, a„d ^un^;. „„.
an aore, and some of the remainder not more '»°'P«''S to take the 5 yards.-increased by "."ed«'!l^i;i;.Sr;ISrrhV:i;u» rj^^X"'^
than one-eighth. It may not seem strange '"* <"" "*"' ^''» yds. in subtrahend exceeds ^"^"Jj^?"'",?°'' ¦'"'""'"r" at ull iiiii«. aii xr.',
thai in a oountry where land is so good, play- *'' 7^3. iii the minnend, even when the lat- '" "' o?eam °ioMeT«'Jr""'i'o',r,''"" ""'"¦
grounds should be so smpll—bnt it certainly '"'s'""oreased by adding lrd.=5i yds. so
is very unwise. The public road is unsafe '"' '"<"''"'=« "•
and unpleasant for children. Small, cramped ^S*'" by adding another rod (5J yds.) up gronnds do not afford sufficient range to '"a'^ing the minuend 11 yds. from which de- young blood, and hence they trespass on the ^'"'' "¦« <> y^"- ""^ 'ben, as two rods were neighboring fields. Besides Ihey should have added lo minnend, we add the same tothe a campus or play-ground of whioh they might 'o^^ '" subtrahend malting 41 rods. When be proud, and whioh would be almost eqnallv '' beoomes necessary again to add (mo of the important to them with the houae itself. ; °e'" higher denominalion= (SO rods) from
r. . 4r^-^ '^°? INStmBD.
Great western Insuroncs ana Trust Company.
I'tllLAOELPHlA. AU *u '> iLSUr iTREET
Charter Pf rpetnal. Anthorized Canital 500 000
FII!e. MaHI.VB and liVl.A.vli I.VscJHANrF
DIRECTORS. *""
H.i.v.CifAar.K.'jC. Lathrop, J. K. arCtrnnv,
I Al.C^CA.triKK WlIILLDI.V, JOH.f RlCE,
i Ho.v Hk.vky D AIvo«e, ¦ Sr/Lt.WBtr.. S. Bisbo*-, I .ri.iis c. Hr.VTr.a, Tho.4. L. Ort.i.rj^PiE.
I K TiiAcn- Jau B- Pmith,
RKADY MADE CLOTHING i ^ fAvr-dK. theo, w. Bakeb.
Wblch lsori.npBriurqnaliiy«adofKr«Hl varie.v e,.i,. ' Jj'^'''-.Wii.uam DAitu.vi). E. HauPKR JefPBIE-.. «!..».- AC in ..I- .._j r, •¦. . _? . . .^_ ,_ , l"'!l.I-AAC liAZI.KHL'KST,
n. C. LaTIIROP. President.
AT JARED K. HEISTER'S CLOTHINa HOUSE,
At) 31>; Norlli Qaeen-st:. next door to Spren//n-&• W'-xl-
Ii I'Aih yoa will liud n eompltite :ts-
sortriiPnt of rtnperlor CLOTHIX« ^ud Fl'K- M8»!.Vn OOODS.
Tui ati^l^crIberaatte^R IilrnHBlfthat he Ib now rally prepared to nait nil cIohxch at n^num-. whb arery article tu hl« line of bnalneas. H!« ftwck •>{
Plj-labclpljia ^i»Dertisemrnt3.
a ¦*M*"^°P yo'"- frlondrt alouK.
And if yon bay. Vm Mirn Xoa'l Bad yoa cnu't gu wrync. w .V^^^ ,N°'¦»^ *^"^en-Pt. next do.,r to Spr-npn,. .>: WeHlbaetfur a Bouk Btnrd. my'26-t(-^:i
1858. {8.5"8.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! John A. Erben's Cheap Clothine Store
SION OF TUE STRIPED COAT. No. 42 North Queen Street, E(vt Siile, near
OfaiigCj Lancasier, Pn.
/T^HPj proprietor of this ¦rrent
In years gone by, tbe looalion of the school "bioh de luct 41 rods, leaving 39 rods, tben i'J."tory o""ra.irbln"! r"',,™"wly^^."l,"l¦',''" house claimed buHiltle attention. If a man "dding (wo (furlongs) lo tbe denomination "
I fil..lbii
liutiitt* In KRUtTAl. tii.it hu H.i.l.lUh Ihs l.rcrt.l, !,,;-¦[ Ktiil cIiHA|i.^.ir nri-..rtin
wanted to build a dwelling honse or a barn, ^J furlongs thus equalizing,—subtract and ,,.„;'^f^^;™„^-^?,ff SS.';'''"™''^''' "'Sii
frienda mnst be consulted, time is aUowed for ; 'b« "bole answer is found
refieotion—tbe ground surveyed aud resur- , ' lb'
vered—until at length tho momentous ques- ' 'be sum of subtrahend and difference equal
tion is flved aod settled. - : ine-minuend. This may be performed iu a
nvnr CtTrtrad fortta'e iu L:im;*i.[cr,
Itin oliick of Gli>tliiug ImH bpeu inauut'a „ „i--^
e proof is siuple and straiclitfortvard exprci^Kiy fortbeSprio."? and Snimner iu-'u(>-';. uwh
., <¦,.,, -, ,.., in tlifl be^'t manuer and nj..-t modern atylex. !iud puiir
the sum of subtraheQd and difference equal- au'.>mi m bo cii«:ipflr iban -imiinr Hriiclr> chu i-
,^inini,«nH. Thie mor l.o r.a..f„.«,.,l ;.. . Vurclj;iRed for aI»«wWo,
Every ariicl« of Clothing f:oId by ib« proprlalor of
"liow can he ¦
be forgotteu before morning. He recorded
mock mjBelf," she thought;
help liking—nay, even loving her ?" ; ijygg ^^ fragments of lines, which he hoped
It waa not Edward's last visit at hia friends, ' to turn lo account at a future period, and al-
was Httle ; lowed not a crumb to fall to the ground.—
fectly right that assistance shonld be given. Against assistance judiciously rendered thete uaiTbe iio reasonable objection. But the ob- JHction lies against giving it to the ex'ent, or in the manner mentioned above, or in auy similar way. Iu this case the pupil has had no part in solving the difficulty, and were the work to be immediately caased, it is doubtful if be would be able to perform the example, unless by the aid of a ready mem- ory^ he might recall and repeat the processes iu a mechanical, parrot like mauner. He is no better prepared to encounter or master the next liifQcnlt enample ; has acquired no skill iu clearing his way of obstacles ; and has not tbal unspeakable satisfaction aud conaoious-
;d^
¦ from $6.2
Tbey Went back; and now, standing fora single instant longer in tbe old stone po.ch, ] H;iena'ch"os7to win him,'and"therr
nnder the curtaining vines, Edward drew j ^^j^i^^^^ „^^^_ Frederick was a pleasant I Wbat he composed witb care, he corrected Emily to his breast again, and pressed his . j^;^^^_ ^_^^ jj^^^^^ .^.^^^^ ^^^j^j,y_j^j^ q_^^^(.^l^ ^^^.^^^.^ He kept his pieces by him lips gently to ber cheek. jj^^^ ^j^ ^.^^ ^^^^^ ^^^ closely, said that it long before consigoing tbem to the press ; be , , . . . ,
"A few moments, my darlins, before you ^^ ^^_._^_^^^ ^^^ ^,_,^ ^^^^ ^^ ,.^^^ ^^ ^^„ ^^ ] ^^^» ^^^^ ^^ j_.^ ^^.^^^^^ ^^^ .__^.j^^ ^^^;^ ness of increasing inward strength which fol- go to him," said Eiwara. -Let me «ee him j^^^^_ ^ ^^.^.^.^_^ ^^^ ^.^ con,ieu£ed couplets, whioh | '""^ a ™ccessful aud triumphant mastery o f
first. 1 most lell him " -o . i i tti m. i ji <r -i i ,\ ., ^ \ :.,..r.. ii,ot, ' "i^t^ulties. Too weak to walk entirely alone
X iuuai, ic. iiu -gjj^ j^y alwavs saw Helena. They played , seem ''fiuisbed more through happmesd ihan . ¦,. , ,
A bappy thrill ran through Emily's hear . ^^^ sang together-together rambled overihe i pains," really owe their first quality to the f^ y\ "^'''"'S ^''f''* "-'Sf »¦=««. be has
Sbe laid her bea-1 quietly on ber lo'e" fin„ gr„„„a, „„o„d t,,e mansion, and read j last. As we ascend higher thesame truth is |'"'«° P'"'''"' °P "* """-"l ^^"^S bodily
bosom, and kissed softly the beloved hand ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^_^^,._ ^^^ jj_.,^^^,^ ^^._,^ 1 ^ apparent.' Milton's studies are re- ' '^''1"»" '"'¦»8 ''"""^'i "> °=<> "»<» strengthen
j had wonderous sweetness in its tones, and
that held her own in a lingering gra^p,
"Yes, tell him, she said with a bl asb; and i "—¦•"""-•"-'"'¦•'y'""^-^-*" *-" """"-i -"- ' . ,r , - , . . I. i the gentle glance of her dark eyes, in her
then, loosing herself from his embrace, she \ ° °
went away, while Edward Vane sought her \ father's studv.
It was uo uew tbiug to the goo-i old pa,-itor tbat Edward and his daughter loved each other; be had seen it long since—bad known it perhaps before they knew it themselves. Edward was not, it may be, the husband her father would have chosen for her; affectionate in disposition, with an ardent temperament, but impulsive—changing—uncertain of pur¬ pose—all this the old man bad seeu him to be. But he himself had not many years to live; they loved each otber, and it might be,
subdued moments, was one of the most en- ' chanting softness. And Edward listened to the sweet voice, and met the soft glance of
vealediu every page of tbe "Paradise Lost."
his limbrf, upon which he must hereafter
tbo lovely dark eyes, yielding each day more 'before his day. Hi
completely to tbeir delicious fascination, un- ' to rise him to thn "height of hid greai ar^u til his heart was won quiteaway from Emily, j meni" did by that very expression iutiiuate Yes—he loved Helena! he acknowledged it i Iiow vast an effort he considered to be uecea- al iast to himself; aud now, unable to resist \ sary to treat worthily so sublime a theme, as her influence, ami dreading to meet Emily's '•. ^" ^^^ Lyoidas he had declared "that to scorn
Oue of the most origiual of poets in his con- • ^^^^^r "Iy m performing the journey of life, ceptions and style, bis particular phrases and { ^^e teacher's course should have been en- allusions may be tracked in all the best Uter i "^«»^ different. By a few skilful questiona ature both ancient and modern wbioh existed I ^°*i indirect hints, the pupil should have who Invoked his mnaa I ^««° required to exeroisA his judgmeut upon the dnfinitR result dKiirpfl, and the proee.ssea necessary lo altjiiu it. In such a mauuer he
sight, he went on more io Hadley parsonage.
He gave himself up now to this new happi"
ness; it was strange, too, how bitter he found
it! For whenever be aat by Helena's side,
after all, for tbe best. At any rate, he could ; f* '""t^'l i"'" the beantiful depths of those not find it in his heart to oross their love, i *"^ *J«'' ''"' thoughts of his neglected love and ao hia consent was given, and Emily and
her lover received his blessing.
And now the old parsonage seemed another Eden, in whose garden dwelt only happine^B. Bat has not' e^ery Eden its serpent ? It oame in dark, but beautiful and ahining guise; it came in the shape of Emily's lovely cousin, Helena, who, with hersweet, bewitch-"^^'"''^ """"' SO'P'"™ «¦"» in-patience.- ing faoe, glided in upou the happy lovers ' f^^'PfJ';'^_=_'f;^ »_^';;=^^ aud brought fascination with her.
rose up. He seemed to see Emily's sweet, pure face before him, pale aud sad. Self-re¬ proach wore upon him—but he haled to lis¬ ten to it; and finally, braving and defying it, in very desperation, he declared his love to Helena Wyndham. It was a moment of triumph for which she had watted and
It was not that Helena 'Wyndham, with i her beauty and her pride, cared for Emily's ' lover, that sbe left for awhile the score of suitors at wbosa expense she had been amu¬ sing herself, coquetting with them all by turns, and giving hope to none; but Edward was handsome, and winning, and elegant; and, above all, he had never knelt at her shrine—the insatiable heart-hunter! And
her cheek, eveu while she assumed a little air of aunoyance and regret.
"My dear Mr. Vane!" she said, shaking her beautiful head—" how sorry I am that this has happened—that you have imagiued —that you bave mistaken—I have been en¬ gaged to marry Mr. Carruthers since last week!"
delights aud live laborious days " waa the in¬ dispensible condition of fame. Of the habits of Shakespeare we know notbing, except the players boasted that be uever blotted a line, which ouly provea he must have matured his conceptions before committing them to paper. The knowledge of human nature is a matter of esperieuce and not of intuition ; and at least he must have been a diligent reader of men if he had been a careless reader of books. He must, however, bave studied tbese not a little also, for his language in his poetical dia¬ logue is not the language of couTersation alone. Nor is there any poet whose effusions bear tbe imprees of more severe thought, which not only impregnates, but some times obscures, bis "thick-coming fancies." If in¬ ternal evidence is to be a guide, he, as little as any one, could have dispensed witb pre¬ vious meditation and preliminary discipline. Wherever prose-writers have been remark¬ able for some particular quality, it will be equally found that the point in wliich they
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he had been. Incensed almost beyond eu¬ durance, he left the scene of infatuation, of
so, forthe eelal of a new conquest, she came ; j^,^ y,^^ f„„y_ j^^ ^^^ j^^^ ,.^^ daily over from her father's magnificent es ale : j^ „^ ,,.jj^^ repentance for his fault that to Hadly parsonage, to win away, with her ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^^ parsonage, to seek bewitching smile, the heart ot her cousin's ; f^^j^^.^, ^„a reconciliation from Emily.
"Emily, I have been forsaken your sweet Emily saw her, riding lightly aloug ou ber ; ^^^ ^^^ ^ will 'o-tbe-wisp that has led me to white steed, wi.h her dark locfc braided, and ¦ .^.^tchedness. Emily, for tbe sake of our old her snowy plume waving to tbe breeze, her ,^^^_ ^j„ ^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^,„ red lips smiling, and tbe dark eyes beaming , „j,„^ ,^^ ^^^^ ^j „„^ „,^ love-yes," an- the delight of anticipated triumph. Emily. ^^^^^^ ^.^5,^^ e3:tendiug ber hand to him.-
sitting with her father and lover in the old ou ,,. « .,:.« i t * «i - __ *_ „ f ° She was quite pale, but there was no trace o'
parsoQagestudy,saw this brilliant uonsin, and
thongbt, "How lovely Heleua is !" But the . thought was not mingled with eavy. She had won a heart without Helena's fascina- ¦ tioDs; and ber soft cheek colored, and her olear hazel eyes beamed with her innocent happiness as she looked at ber lov* r.
A moment more,and tbe quiet of tbat happy little circle was brokeu by the appearauce of ¦ this beautiful enchantress cousin. Emily and her father both kuew H^-lena's hollow ¦ heart, yet they gave her kindly greetiug,—¦ She was their kin. Thoy uever dreamed ' with what intent she had come. Tbey, in their charity for others, could not conceive that she had an idea of evil regarding them. But Helena Wyndham laughed at their charity. She did not scrnpl't to abuse it when it served ber purpose so to do; and she glided in, in her elegant attire, with her soft yet brilliant beauty, her captivating manner, her keen, delicate, light flashing wit, aud placed herself in bewildering, dazzling con¬ trast to her fair, simple, nuworldly,y6t noble cousin Emily. It was uot the first time Edward had seen her; but he had never spoken to her before this evening. Helena took care tbat bis earliest ioipreession of her ahould be only an agreeable one.
She was peerless iu her lovlinesg, her grace, her mental gifts: she would have adorued a royal court. Edward was a scholar and a passionate admirer of beauty. It would have beeu a marvel if one like him had re aisled ber enchantments, fnr she was the very spirit of beanty.
"Howincomparably lovely!" was his men¬ tal exclamation as she sat near him, gayly and carlessly chatting with her uncle and Emily, and now and then turning ber bright, yet softened glance upou him, with aome gmiling word of remark, or of question, tbat drew him erelong from silunt admiration into animated converse with the re t.
He did not mentally compare her with Emily. He was nol thinking of Emily when when he said to himaelf that the world could contain no face more enchanting than that of this charming guest; but duriug the hour that Helena stayed he experieuced a pleasnre, the nature of which he coutd hardly have
nnhappiness in her calm, fair countenance.— "Yes, the pain you have caused me I will not remember; but the pain is over now— and the love has died out with it, Edward."
" Emily, I deserv; it," he uttered, with a cry of anguish; "I deserve it I ButO, donot aay it, Emily! May I not hope "
" No—there is no hope," she replied gent¬ ly, but firmly. '*I forgive the pain you have given me, utiT i oiKE xot bisk that pain AGAIN. We can never be more than what we are now to each other !"
The words wero sacred—they proved true. He went out from her presence ashamed, aud their paths uever were the same again.
Edward Vane saw tbe dupe—the plaything ] have excelled was one upou wbich they had
bestowed commensurate pains. Those, for example, wbo are distinguished for the beauty of their style have acquired tbeir skill as tbe artist acquires bis power of drawing—not by contenting themselves with the first rude aud rapid draught, bnt by repeated reference s to better models, by an incessant renewal of their attemps, aud by the untiring correction of defects. Every one knows that Pascal wrote each uf his "Provincial Lettera" raauy times over. The draught of his "Epoqnes de la Nature" which Buffon sent to the press was the eleventh. TUe Benedictine editor of Bosauet's works, stated that his manuscripts were bleared over with such numerous iuter- lioeations that they wero nearly illegible.— Burke penned his political pamphlets three times at least before they were put lato type, and then he required to have a large margin for his manifold corrections. Sterne was in¬ cessantly employed for six months in perfect¬ ing one very dimiuutive volume. "I mention this," aaya Paley, lo whom weoweoar know- leilge of the fact, "for the sake of those who are not sufficiently apprised that in writing, as in mauy other things, ease is not the re¬ sult of negligence, but the perfection of art." The proposition that uncommon excelleuce arises from the concucrence of great talents with great indnstry ia supported by so many examples that they niigbt be proiluced by tho acore. The extraordinary effect, iudeod. of sustained applioation might almost seem to counteDance the saying of Buffon, that "ge¬ nius vas patience." The idle may dream over tho fancied possession of intu'tive pow¬ ers which they never display. Those wbo enter tbe arena and engage iu tbe contest know that strength-cannot be pnt forth with¬ oat strenuoas exertions, nor .•?kill be mtnt- festet^ withont assiduous practics. ^•¦•fc- ¦ -
DEE DETJTSCHMAN'S PHILOSOPHY.
Iir JOHAS.VES FBASZ VON I'. KRUCPI.KT.
iVe a toller rot I apend. Bnt I've notbing for to lend For I nefer borrows noihing, don't von sen. Yohn Schmidt:
I've a preddy liddle frow, Un I've Trlsudain pleolyno^, tin a lot of preddy shildren at mine Itnw, Yohn Kchmidt;
I htf notbing to deelre. Ven I 8U pedlde mine vire, Uu I schmoUe minflKelf into n s'leeeplns Ktatfl. Yohn Schmidt :
i'm «o happy votcan ba. So you lioien now to me Oni lld«UytjnrotIloTe,unTotl hatft, Yohn SchnildC
1 love der lagerhier.' Ven It'a good, na Ua't dear, Ic-m trink 'pont hlxty gl>iswH In a dny, Yohn Srhmldt
Rnt hate der lienor law, {Su>ch a ding I nefer uan-. Ti>i would dako oar Rcbnapps un lager all away, Yohn tjchtnlpt:
I love a Denttehea noug, *Pont a hundred veraes long, MI( a i;horaB for a too-ftttd volcea, too, Yohn Schmidt;
Bot 1 hale dar eanOle psalm,
Vot Isn't vorth a kreatter.
For to ring it makes your race long na pin", Yohn Schmidt;
1 ]oT» flonie D'ulijcheB food. Taw ! I liken it bntty good, I>«r i^pesk nn sanarkront, un salat >-Ihi);;1i, Yoha !;rbmtdt;
But I bate der milk of &chwill, Uo der meat dey nefer kill. For it dies before d-^y've dime to bit a knock, Titbn Schmidt;
I love der brelty Qnw»Tn. Vat erowB in gardten bowers. Dflr cabbagA, an der radeo-b, nn der lifef. Yohn Schmidt;
Co I hales dar toads uu froga.
Un (ler faucage made of doan,
Uo '•f.-rydins- vot isn't good to eat, Yoftn Schmidt;
Would be able to ¦' work hi:* owu way," slow¬ ly, perhaps, but surely aud aii>ler.staudingly. He wonld at every step gain s'kill and mental power, and cultivate self-reliance—a habit of mind worth iulluituly more than any amount of mere iuformatinu, .so called.
This method of giving assistauce will donbl¬ less require more skill and time ou the part of the teacher, thiin the former; but the teacher must conault the good of the pupil, and not his own ease. The pupil's mind can no more be developed, and made to act with vigor and precision, wirhout being severely aud persistently exercised and taxed, than his body cau be nourished and made to grow without digesting its owu food.
Another instance of mistaken kindness is iu plyiug the pupils witb a multitude of questions to obtain au answer that ought to be given at once, and without any repetition or multiplication of questions. We have an example fresh in our memory :
At a recitation in Nnglisb grammar, the sentence, " Draco wrote laws for the Atheni- nians," is read, and a pupil is called up to parse Draco; when the following dialogue betweeu tbe teacher and pupil ensues : "What part of speech is Draco?" "A noun." "What kind of a noun?" — "Proper." "Wbat unmber?" " Singular.'* " What gender ?" " Masculine." " Wha t person ?" " Third." " What case ?" " No m- iuative." " To what ?" "Wrote." "Rale?" "The subject of a finite verb is put in the nominative case." Now it is hardly necessa¬ ry tu a'lil, that eveu a beginner iu grammar, after having heard a few ex'imples, ought to be able to parse the word aj follow--^, on being called npon by the teacher to do so : '' Draco is a proper noun, of the masculine gender, third person, singular number, and nomina¬ tive case to wrote;" to be followed by the rule as above. Tbis practice of continual ques¬ tioning encourages the pupil to " holdback," and to give answers uo faster than they, are literally drawn. It prevents the formation of independent habits, is a foolish waste of time, aud a useless and very severe tax upon the healtb aud lungs of the teacher.
It is unwise to allow popils to help liacb other iu the preparation of their lessons, un¬ less in extreme cases. Such permission is very gratifying to pupils, but it encourages them to lean upon others, rather thau upon themselves.
Bribing scholars to refrain from doing wrong, by promises of some little indulgen¬ ces, such as " being excused early," and the like, is injudicious in the extreme. Uncon¬ ditional and unreserved obedience and con¬ formity to all the requirements and regula¬ tions of school are to be insisted on as a matter of duty, without the promise of in¬ dulgence or special privileges in retnrn. The question of commending and recording su¬ perior merit, is another and a differwflt ques tion altogether.
Aa neatness is an imlispensable habit in every well-bred person, it becomes very prop
Bat wheo a sohool-hoaso, tha ohild's home ; different way, but nol according to the ralea ™r„';;?SdSSll.rf.« u^^^StrKod"^ 1':, and -nnrserv of mind aud body, was to be i of aubtraotion. No. 7 may also be explained mTecarefaUy cm and BETTeii .iMliKthan anv other
ana nurH«r> oi luiuu «u j, ' ^:ff„„„»i„ u * . i ¦ i r. iu ihe city of Laucaater, and it will ho the conMaut
erected, it required uo such care. A piece'of J nmerentiy, put not as plainly. K. nwi •>( the proprietor lo reader U worthy o( ihl» <li^-
stony commons—a triangle by the road-side, TfVR^TJOTwmrwn ^tp a r t ~^^^^^^^ °*'"""s''!« ostoLsive a«...r.ine3i way ho f.,un.l. the or an unused spot wbere four roads meet, ; iL?,?.^^™™*^^ °.^.f ^^ ?^?5^'. ^Ui..win;.=. VI a.u uuuocu. t- ' j ETOmtheiargestPostertothBamaUoat Card F'
was just the thing. When none of these . y^uNK AT_ THIS OKFIOK, in the : ^^ chanced to offer, a marsh or an old grave-' yard, or steep rocky bluff was sought out, g.nd the matler economically fixed. We have a goodly number of these relics still standing, and to the shame of Direotors they are used as tenements for children. A description or two may not be out of place. During my last visitation, I drove one morning in search ofa school-house, through a pretty good shower. On nearing the place I began to look oat for a place to tie my horse. The centre of tbe road was filled with stone and solid enough —but either side presented a miserible spec¬ tacle of potter's clay and tuft gra-is. After some hesitation, I forced my hoise in the mire and secured biia to a post. I ivas after¬ wards told that about a qaarter of a mile farther on I might have found 3oli<i footing. My next object waa to get in He hoase, wbich I accomplished by wading and climb¬ ing, to the no small detrimerfC of clean boots. Once iu the house and I supposed all safe —but to my astonishment a great part ofthe floor was drenched; ou inqniry 1 found it quite usu.il on raiuv days to detail one part ofthe .school to Viail out the water wbil.si the other part atteud to recitation. We uti-lyr
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TIIE undersigned citizens of Lancaster ; ^^S'S.'rSiite w; coanty, hereby give notice that Ihey willapplyat ¦ Fancv do do
the next aesaion of tho Legislature of Penuhyivania, for j Blunk Satin Ve^lc, " I 75 " J (
the creation Hudcli-^rter of s Bank or Corporate Body ^ Pnncy .Sltk do ¦• 1 '.i) •' •*'
wUhBaukioK or tJl6ConnllE?(.rlvilegeB. with a capital . ALSO.-a'fnll afi.<iortiiieut of Linen ami Marsai'll' of One Hnndred Thonsand Doilara.Mud With prlrllega ; C-lIam-, KhlrtB. Bosoms :Jiiin.aorrrara*s. I-och. of mcrSHmng to Two Handred ThonKand, to be styled ¦'•-¦" . _. __ .
the Farmerit Bank of Uount Joy, and located in tbe Boroagh of Mount Joy, Lancaster county, Pa., for Baaking pnrpoAe
W.V. DAKLISa, Vice i'resident. H. K. ftlCHAKDSON. APKhflan' Rwcretary. GEO. CAIiDEH & CO., Agonts.
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LIFE INSTJBAKCE.
The Girard Life Insurance Annuity and
Trust Company of Philadelphia.
Cff^RTER perpetual:
OFFICFJ No. Vi-l Ohestlut St., (first dg.ir «cHt of thM Cii«Min II..n>n, c..otinuo>i toinak.^ loauranceti on hvos on tb« mi3Kt rarorable leruiH
ThecapitJil h-tiiit-pnid np a«,| itiVflisied, lugeiher with a largeiiud con.-.lHiilIy incre«'.ingre.serTed fnnd, offere a pcrfeii security Xo tbe iuflorcd.
The jireminnis iii;iy he paid yearly, Imlf ye;trly or quarterly
TLe compauy add a Bonus periodically to theinBamn- cw fur life. Tho Brsl htmn^appnipriatod in DecemliBr, lSl6,aud the seu'fUd hoou>r in Uecumber, IS4ft, amonol tiiHuaddltion of $2t>2..'jntoeTery SlOUOinrtnred amh-r thu oIde~t poUcier:, loaklui: $l^G2.!i(l, wbich Hball bo paid when it t;hitll Iie'.-utn»f a claim luftead of $1000 original¬ ly innurcc}; tho next oIiIc.ll uuionuifi to $lZ:i7.r,<i; the UfKliuHKt'toSt2iy.50forevery $1000; theotborxinthp wiiiiHproponlon according lo the fimouut «r time itn-f Htsiudiug; which addiiiun makes an arenige of rnor*- tliau W) pHrcent. upon tho proiniutOH p.tid without In- crea»ing the aunnai prciuiutn. The foilowlng aro a few example.-* from the Kegi.einr: Snm 1 Bonns or |Ara''«nt o"rin;ricy"a„j"b;7 -i.-i.red. U-Mltion. Q»« to he incroa^ed hy ¦ 1 fnliirtfiiddilioni..
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ACtHiMNlOV pos.sessing all tbe re- fiuired renoiflt«a, itQd applicable »o Dwelliofrs, fi»i;wri«frt, bteaiuixwiaand any ponttiijo where ueided.
Th« l.-fi'-fUs renulting by the u.-^e ofthia ImproVe- toent, ore:—
A tjooxA. a. aft in all kinds of weatlier.
A saving of fuel from iwCntu to Itcnity-Jive per crvt.
A saving of thne-fourths of heat now wasted.
A p-rfect mcanx of Ventilation • t^,"*^'"-'^*^'''™''-''^''*"'^ *^'"'"'J^'*/'¦'""'ffii't'wiurffft the
• neapnessin lhe erection of new Chimneys, not rpqntr. iDi; uulf lUtt uutuhrir of lirickr aud rftvinit one-hair the WP"" 'J> »* ">¦"" taken up hy iheordluary chlmo-y.
torFACTOiuE-s;ii)to.lofe.;tla h«ipht only n-iitiiredto ^0 a. p^w^rfm Orafi f„r H\^.Am aod ..th^r porp.-'-.
The Puma Patent Chimney and Ven¬ tilator Company,
No. 318 Chesnut Strei^t, Pkiludplphia, are a'lw prnpareJ to frirni.-ih thi-v-ry valu«bl« hnp'ov^- riient guaranteHlog itio give n.ilipftn;ti»,Q^ wbi-n put up by tliem, or la cuiBpIiaoce with iboir in-uac'huti.
S. B.—^Tho ciitnpany doniro In ohtaiti •<>iiim fiiiod agen).4 I» l;iho cbitr^'t of the xolliug uf ih|4 iniprora. iiiHUt io thirt Clly aud couniy. Fur furiher iur..rii.«iion addrewrt iba :>ecreiary, H. W, SAFFiiKl*.
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JOHN f\ brinton,
ATTORN Ki' AT J.AW, JMIILA- DF.LI'HIA. PA..ha« removed hU oHIca to hlr re-iiiBDCe. ^'¦> 249 SOUTH tith ST„ abovo Spruco. IteforH by periiiiFriiott, to
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Stockfi, Suspooderji, Glov«!», Hosiery and TTmhi pil. JuHt iininiied a fury l«r*re a-.s-orttuf at of BOYS CLOTHING. ftuilaWe for the Spring aod SaniiD(>r. d'afKliiiitof Btyt Sack, Frock and Monkny Gnats, I'auU aud Ve^itr. ot" all . aizos and ciimlities, at extremely 1..W pric*-s lo which , conHtant additiouH will be mad»* during the i^fa^ou. Jn-tt recpir«d a Vfry largo and wrM Hr.>.r>rl.>.I stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMEIIES AND VESTIKOS. . which he U prepared to make up to order, iu the h'in\ • manner.in the mont appruvcd t*lvln^, atid warrduted to i^lll.
The nndorwipued hopon. hy PtrictaUeuilou tn i.usinp^s ; and ondeavoring to ploupe ciiHt"uie.-H, to ri'celve a con- ¦ tionaace of patronage.
1 JOHN A. EKBEN.
; Sign of the Striped Coat, No. -12 North Qanem .-I. E:ial j hide, near Orango, Luucaster, l'». apri! IMf-IO
REM O VAL.
MEHCHANT TAlJvOK-
GEO. K. BRYAN.
FORMERLY OF THE FIRM OF BIIYAN & SrilSP^.
Application for Tavern License at June Term, 1858.
Elizabeth Township—^n.intif>l H. ."VHIIor. 8t,od tbis .Site w».. ,lo.mte,t lo ll>, Dislri.., j ^ Si^^^^'i^l
¦ANDREW GEBBEK, Jit. Joy Bor. JACOB NISSLEV, MouDt Joy two. JOHN B. STEHMAN, BBiNJ BKENE.MAN. JOH.V W. HBKsiHEV, .JOHN 0. lOERSER, E. BoaoBal " KEUBEN CEKSeii, W. llempSeld " J. HOFFMAN UKKSHEY, at. Jov Bor. JOH.V SHIRK. " ¦ " SEM BRtJBAKER, Rapho twp. ABRAHAM HERSBEV, Rnpho twp. JOHK KOHKER. ISAAC BRBBaKEE, 6*ni.2.<t
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Pxf\f\ PAIRS SPRING CHICKBNS ¦
t/yj\J per woek, for which 25 to 45 cents por pair '' will be paid ciuh. Aluo, Eggr<, Lard, Uercer Potatoet ! and other kiadH of produce.
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ramphlelri containing lablo of raloi* and explanation forms of application and furth-r iufornijttion can li.'hjii a't]l?^o<«ce. THOS. KIUGWaY, Pre-idenl.
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Capital, ijiiTT.DliG. Assets, .5252.4Gr) S9
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Ilrown, Corneliau .Slevon?oii. .lolin K. Worrell. H. L. Gar-'on. Riitiert T.-lr»u.l, MipHeti John-ou. Cbarle:* 6. W.»od, JitmiH S. WoodiTiird.
Look Before yoc Kick.-A miui=t«r r.ceut I ""'^^ * ^'^^J^*'' ^^ ^^^''''^ instrnction, and one Iy. wUile on bis way to preach a fan«ral ser- ^" ^^ ^^"'^"^ regarded. It U, therefore moD in tbe conntry. called to fle« one ui bis ™is*aken kindness in tl,« teacher to go about membera, an old widow lady, who lived n«ar i ^^^ school-room after tbe pupils are are dis- theroad he was traveling. Tbe old ladv I °^'«^*"*> l''*^^'"^ "P I^'«««^ "^ PaP^"-^^-^ li"«r had jUBl been making sausages, and sbe felt *¦'«"» the floor and patting away book.«j,pencils J r.i. .1. 1 .,«j^"^ o^^^r artiulea left upou the desks-
proud of them they ivero so plump, round | p^pjig ^^^^^^ be required to arrange their and sweet. Of coarse she insisted ou her ! own desks, and be made responsible for the minister taking some of the links home to : cleanliness of the floor under aud about the
his family. He objected on account of not ' ^^^**- ^- ^- ^^
having hu portm-tnteaa along. This object- OUbTcOMMON SCHOOLS. 1 that " I. S. G '.V
iou was soon overruled and the old lady, aftpr 1 i * t, - . . . ,
I reot, I having made tbe mistake
and the Direotors built ou it because it cost nothing I The dayij of fiueli narroiv-3ightt*d policy, ffe trust, are over in this coauty.
Another mwch. like tiie above uia/ be fouud in otie of our best distriotK, built right on the bank of a marshy creek, a road bridged with large stones in front, and boyoud it a swamp^ fed by a apring just above. The least rise iu tho creek aud thn floor of the house is cover¬ ed with water, from an inch to afoot deep.— In casea of a and tie u storm—the scholars adjourn from their tieats to the desk, and if this won't do they week refuge on the paved highway. 1 might tell of others built on bills so ateep; and surroauded by ravines so deep,; tbat. tbe ^ooly way...o^'-;Succe83 is ot*t rude bridges and up slippery paths. Some staud in the midst of tombstones ; to defaue which, may afford daily amusement to wioked boys.
Mnoh as we may love a lonely ramble among ihe tombs of the departed, and how ever healthful the lessons there taught us, we oannot tielieve that the tombs of our ances¬ tors is the fittest place (ox tbe plays of oUj. childhood.
May we not ask of the Direotors and Parents of this coanty, that more attention be paid to this, subject iu the fature thau has beeu in the past? May we not hope that, hsreafter, every house will have, at least, a half acre for play-groand, and if possible, more? Xo dan¬ ger 0^00 much. Ifthe ceutre of yoir sub- district happens to be iu a marsh, do uot be afraid to step aside a few hundred yards to aecure a better site. Do not hesitata about buying a good situation, even if a bad oue is offered to you cratis. You would not thauk a man who would givo you the fever- If you cannot get a proper place, better wait a year louder. Rather tban build a house in a stone quarry or in an old lime kiln, submit to in¬ conveniences in other directions. Tba day is is coming when, instead of wishiag thf school house miles away, every oue will want it on hia farm, aud near his owu door. The days of school rapine, robbery of orchards, aud destruction wantonly of propertyby the " big boya," is rapidly passing away—already it is frequently mentioued on sale bills, as a fact that will probably enhance the value of the real estate, that a school houae stands somewhere near by. Were I a landholder, waited on by a committee of Directora in re¬ ference to the purchase of a school site, my only conditiou wonld be, that they must bny an acre and uot leas, aud keep it well fenced and well fitted for a cUild'a recreation. I would rather give an acre thau sell au eighth. Iu the oue case, I know I should have but little trouble; in the otber, I should think it atrauge if I was not annoyed. But enough has been written to read at one sitting, and perhapa it will anawer for more ; and we will close our rambling remarks for the present. JNO. S. CRUMBAUGH, County Superintendent. ¦^^——
Problems—Answers and Solutions.
Problem 9.—A certaiu sum of money, on interest, amounts in a-oortain time, at 0 per ceut., lo JJSIO, and, at 10 per ct*ut., for the same time, to $3i»0 ; required the time and principal.—Brooks' Normal Menial .Arith¬ metic.
Urumorc—Eii McCaidte. Salinburij'^n.tary Firihvr.
To SeU Liquor b,v the Quart.
Conestoga—.lohn Eri>.
L'pptr Ltacock.—.S«Rinci Groff, .fr.
rarnrfiJC—SHmur"! .Snindl-r.
.SAMOKL EVANS, jaae2-27-3t Clerk Quarter Seithions.
Parmers, Look to Tour Interests!
GRAIN"WAxVTKDat the aJCNI':.SiO>] 5[ILT>S. in the Borough of L«*iaDon.
WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATS, In any (inantity. for which the highest markei piic-i will ba paid In caah by the '.^uderalgned ])roprl6torK Thev havealwayH ou baud a largo Mock of STONE COAL AND SALT,
of every variety, suilable for thrt us-e of F.iniiflr-. whii-h thay >i«U at the lowcfit raitrn
marRm-i7-tfi AtVF.KS ft SHOnU
T.O SELL -I XKW tXyjaNTIONS.— Agents have niado over $2.*i'.000 on" one,—bf Iter than all other aimilar aganci^H. .'^eml funrMtamps aud get SO page9 partijalnrx. gratiM
El*riHAI5I BROWN, Lowell. Ma^i*.
A^
LL FRTKND.S OV IMBKCILH nnd
KOKTil (JUEEX STIIEET.
CLOTHS, ^
CASSIMERES, VESTIKGS, -IliU AND FURNISHING GOODS,
i'l ireuer-il. to which ho i-iilicin (i-'i piil)l!c [.• aKniiiiii-*. aa heinteiida d-jcoiioe hi-" .•:t<-ulioii <'xcl»-iv-,v lo :;¦>- liu? aUil inakiuc up to ordi>r. ill lho (.Iiun.-t ;,.,V.i-.
:l3" Komciiiher ihH niimbor. Tt Niii:7H QURKN' -^i*. or,j ,ioor r-oiUh ff .M.-flrniiii'.. Il.i:.!.
^ fikO K. lif.VA.V.
.V. U.—Th«uk!ti) for a iih-rnl rati--';*;- li^r-'.ir..rti, h*j t^oliciua cail ai hiit uen- iucittimi.
April 7 If. 1.0
MERCHANT TAILORING.
— -Tlio i.i;idor:ii'ii!c(l re
nuuii<:*'r^ lu tlio «illZ'^ln"t L^ni- >r ¦Cltv and Cuiiiy.ihHl ho h;.s L-omi".M .-d "^ th.! Mfi!:(;tfA.VTTAILOF-;i,VG BU-I.VK.-!'-'. at ilin 75 Kt'tni formTlv ncciiplod hy .Incd* li-tbfon. n^-xi —=-»- do.ir t.> .Irihri" .Mich».-r.- Hi.ipl, ^^HKTil Qf.P.ES >^i.. !ii r.tnii^uliou with wliii-h Iki will \(".''\> k OHilJcii SlCl.KC.
Ti.i.v ..f ,h'EAi>y .MADK nt.oTHi.vo au.l i,;e.m:i:al
FI.'KSISniNfi (iOOU-. Il^tvlug ol.iHiH.-d Iht'f-rvire^ of !*, J. O'KOUIIK to ^«I•«^iutod ih^j ili-rchiiut T;i!l..r- itiL deparltut'iit; fr.mi hi-< w<dl knotvu urttriiv >-!(iiS, hc fti-lK cmflduut he will he ahlfl to omprti.* vr:\h th.i lli^i f>*tahn!<tinica'M lu l'til!adi«lpli'.H lu lu: an-l rt>l>' T:ip ^ i-«iectiutitt of lhe Goudh wiil he acctrdlut; Iu bin j»1>;- mont und tui-ti). aud will he of Iha very Iioj.1 ami vlu'ic- oi^t kinds. Ilo liiip.'(j that tt •strict atlculiou lo bn-iu.'-i- will merit R lih-Tht rhari'if P;(iroii«;;e fnun a diht-rru- Ids; pnblii-. S. G. aiU-Si-EK.
marl7-if-l'J I'. J. O'KoL-Ki;. S,i>'*Hi.t.M.i1-ii'
CLOTH L\(.:. •ipfcifullyniinou
KensiTigtoii Insurance Company of Philadelphia.
AUTHOEIZED CAPITAL, SSOO.OOO O^/ficc, Nu. A0:> ll'vlnul Sirnf, PHILADA. \K\: lXSrU.\NrK:w;,i,;^i l.,v<Mr
dL-!.i;<.£,. l.y tir,. oo pnhiir or j.iiv-... I.TilIdi,.!:. funiiiur't.iii.i iri^'fli •inti-.^ci-itfrnlivi.ii fjiViirAhi.iT-iri:;". WM. B;*\Vif,t:V. A^'.enl. K.-P J.!!"- )'¦ .\o. T> y..r!h Duk-' Sl .L«Dfa-l-r.
Mattx'ass lytaking aud Upholstery.
TUK ."iuK't-ribor hns f.M"»iiin;iMii-i.'(l tlic ;thi»vubu.sMiH^-, au'l ini-!i:d,'» wrrjlni: i: ou ai hie rii-:dt!U'.*--' i:i Ka-l Kiuc str.;-;[, Lauca^i.^r, ii;i!l' u MiUiir*- we.->t .,'r til- O.jiiniy I*ri--iH. wh-ro ht* will hjtT>» umiih- fHinurfd nil kiinU uf .MATTKA^ftE^. AXl) :;i'KlNl.:s, Ci;i:Llil> HAIK, M'"'»S. IIL'.SK-, i'Al.MlJiAF. ClVfTtiN, ki:.. of all (jualitU-r- au.l nt ;i'.l price.-', jtu.t of i!:e 1—t ol matfriA!". nii'i H- l"w )!¦. i-na h" Im.l auywhar-.-.j-I-^^ '"r
I>r. filEOKOE BROWh'.
FEEBLE-MIKUEn CflfLPREN. rioacc procnre
S32 in One Day—$52.50 in Two Days, 11/ KKK clearetl b}' Agents, rctailiit^
A CARD.
Tn Kuiulcr.>5ig»c(l rcspuci lully :i!inoum-c tha: rJify "
!:;ock nn.t fixuip.'s \i
my patent- books- jone 2-3*m-27
1 f.>np ^tampn for lettera and E. BKOWN-. LoweU. Ma«K
TO PARMERS.
JUST KKCKIVKO a .supply of Fresli LARGE WHITE and KED TOi* Tl'llSIP SEEP, COLE or RAPE SEED, and POGAIt BERT SEED.
For Sale at JOHN F. LONG & CO '?¦
DrUff and Cbontical titers, No. H North Queen Str<>eC,
Lancaeter. juae f)-tf 28
f V havi* purrliii^ied lho
Sir. r. 1- U'lCi.CRK, .MBrcuauiTailo tiinii. (he 3It?rcli''ut Tailorjup hni:iii<'<.n. io THE GKA.NITE UL'ILDI.NO, 2*0, fi?j Norih flui'-^H f^l. Our hloi'k r.ji>>j>l/- of lho cii"!<:p"t yiiKNCH CLOTHS, .-^nch a^ Baio- lui^H. Saniouif-n and NfllltaouK tlaert (:i.)iliri ttf viirion» color»; the ch.dce.si Kteuch OH?-T-iiin.'r> BIiii:k Dl>t;^kiu Cassimerp-'i; Fiicry Cfti^-im?n-s. iho lie-.; )i.>lfo(lou ; VeetinsH i.>f all descrintioHf. and n luri:'' .ir- Korluient of
GENTr.E.HEN-S Ft?ttNlS:m.VG GO.iliri.
We resppcifally a^k a continuauce f.f tli.* p.ilr.iuaj;e so Uhftraliy blJ^towod upon our predecen^-or, uod trnVt by Ktrici attention to huninc^K to receive if.
Out) of lho Una h.iti had c'oa-sitIer.ih)o e!cppr:>!'itt< in of the larfieht and most fai-hionahl.* MTchaul Tin-
LOWBY^S EATING SALOON,
Une'er Reese's City Hotel, nearthe nJtVroarf l^rln.cEstabJifhuienl.siu I'hihtdelphia.nnd JUllHr.-it;:n-
depot, North Queen (t., Lancaster, Pa. ^'i','" V,'"*';',*! '''^''/'^"''v,i'' [vf/.nfi:''"'^'"" '" "
Tn M (L'f r»L.'/ti*T i> r>i» u • j? t • p.^lroii!-of the firm. \ cry Ko^pi'dftilly.
HE oU-BbOKlJsI'jK would inform his . apriis-if-iit. PErzE(;r.i; mcEvov.
friends and the public ibiil lii« new. larL'o ;md tt^ . m « ¦rT.-T-.'^-r«,«.r.«.»^
commodiiua eating r-aloon i^ now open aud nMdy for HO! TAKE NOTICE.
the enterlalnniant of thi» pulilic. It has h^^u fitted np FITS TO ALL TVIIO MAY CALL!
in the most complelo an.l tat^ty manner, Jind h^-Iiic nn- nn 1 j 1,1 ,1 ;i . , „ ^i- 11 • il
d«rhlKi)crsona/;TKK""«'''".l'i''l'Htr<.n~m;,y i-lyupon 'B^iih iiUbdCribcr rCSpOCtiuHy lllfrjll:::; being waliaJ upon l-y compalenl and asn-eaWo .^-^-is- . JL ^''e public that he has iHt.-u :i >hop in il"!.jtf « tanta. villafie of I'eier^hurK, at .lohn Siauff-r''- >'i.i.;.
OraTERS, TBflRAPIN, TURTLE KOVP, GA3IE. ic, j and eomuifinct'd the taihtriaK htir.iue>- iu iiiJ it¬ in neaBon. Rerred up in the moBt recherche tilylo. ¦ branches. Having bctfu engup^.I for a numhor-^l
53"P*™Hia« and panio.-* auppllfd at the whorlcht : of yearnatcutlin>,'ffarini"ut«iif all kiini-.thtrefore hav-
notice and ou reaKonablo termii. : ing •< thorough knowledge of tho tradts ao.l all wnrk
jf^Tba hklie-1 markot price always paid for TurMas ! entrnKted to his car.'.wiirniutpd lohf mad" iu the Iw-
Ht) woiil'l ?'.licil nil who r-Iuu.l ill u<"»'l nf jttiyiliiuj: n air- liti.1 I.. ;:ir'j hitu ;t c:tl:.
23='Md >:.-it>ni--.'^ofa!lkiu'!.-r.'-u.:i.le.nud all kind.- mad<j t<>' rdtr.
JC^Ordtr- mil h^ Ult ;it l». Bnif'sst.ir-.r. T.Vi,Ii;iy.-r f- fiiniiiurf war," J.i.-;i;i, H, .-i. t7arn.V store, or ai iheU»uu- y IVi-"o, which n.-,;l 1.^ i>r..';:-ily i.tiPtid.'-i t...
fnl.-;: if.':.- iiv:>.i:v mi-:i!>i!
GOLD MEDAL PIANO EORTES
From the Cekbra'ed .Vanufactory of 'WliS.. KWaBE k CO., R'l
—A1,MI _
CARHART, XEKDHAM Sc ' CO.'^^f'Ti}
CEL EBRA TED SiE L O D E ON S.
Fon-dl'jat JIanuf.i(:IurHrf.' I'rii-.-'-'.
By R. 1IETT.5, Sc, Ea-t Kiug Street. nppfiMte Cliurcii Sir.>ft. l.Hnr.Tf:.
I'a. ar.ll tf.rjl
Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, &c.
A VKKY" iar<;c iiud complete stock embracing -Al lhe latSAl Impruclfmeol^.— m'4S purctiHr^crii will find it udrauiaifeoua to give uh iiJ^V^ call beforo purchasing elr-ewliTe *Ja».
nuA.--..--i'A.NGLEIii Cll, Seed aud Implrment War.-hou-'i!, No. G*J7 .Mrtrkt^lS'.redt, I.-i,)w 7lh _ lab 3-tf 10
15,000 Boxes of American "Wmdow Glass,
OF ALL SrZi'jy A.VO QUALITIES for i-ale at lnWi>l prices. Our a-sortmeoL i-* cumpl.^10. and ar.^ .laily receinu^ froh loU from t>-e KdOHingt^in Giac-* Wnrk-*
fahoftis .V DaJfyV luak^. nup'-n-jrio aoy to the mark*!! if* til hrilliaucy aud regular ihickne-.-i. i-fiual to French W'o are oow receirifli' tim-ihirda of tbe (/Ja>.- mnds al lbr;>« works. ::()00hns*s French Olar-^of all i-ize.-. , 'tl feet It.mgli Glas.s for ^ky.ighta. .'(.OWi ¦: Eogravoii aud Euaueilod Glaux, of all put- ternn.
¦WhltoT.ead. Fip'jc . -nd American Zinc. Fainta. Ac. lliO.tHKJllw WUiie Lea.i. .'.O.iHKjlhrt Freoch Zinc. (Vic.!'.. Monlaguo). 7;>,0 n Hm Auifjlcau Zinc. Krown Zinc, a foil nupply. nhronie Greea. a foil pupjdy. Chrome YeIlow,afull supply. Prux^ian Blue, a full i^opply. I'ari.-* "rean, a full «U(>pIy. AddrAsM yuur ordera to
ZIEOLEi:& SMITH, Wholesale DrugKi--ta and MouufjicturMr>i, Sole Prupri.'tor-t of lii>,' I'imua . ^itcam Color Wurkt. St„rt? .ti. W. cornor SECOND and GREEN btreet™. PhiladWpeia. leb.'Myr-KI
A. LAMBEBT,
ISI'MKTEIt OK
WINIi5, JJRANU1K3, CORDLALS, &C.,
No. 2o7 Nuilh Fonrtli Street, ubove Race,
PUILADELi'UIA.
Couiitautly ou hand CH;..Mf'AIOXE W-fXE-: OF VARfOL's BKANDiJ,
CLARET, liHE.MlSil, PORT. .MADERIA, fyC. Al^o, priBflp.tl acHucy fur the ^ale -if
A. LAMHE-rs CINCHONA BITTERS. hiiL'hly rpcomiiivndfd for ihw fura of I>VSl*El'alA. Ej^Ordero by mall pr.miptlv intended lo, Wrtr 17 ' am-lti
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
AA^'KllV line:i.s.«iirlinei.'t oi* well nmde U.lIBnELLA-'* aud fHt.cy and pttila .^^p"*^ I'.MtASoLS .)f etery de-cripii"U. r^u hef.juud *>-i-3^ al lhe mamilaclory tff lIiB .-uli-criljer, at lb» "^^^[^ ol.l ehiahlii-hed .itaua. Nurth UVst Coraar of -^^*^ Fourth and Marbit StroetK. Tl:^ atieniion <>f dealers m tha above d.-fcription of C.>.>d- i-- r-.^pfdfuliv ia- vi:t!J. JO-Ei'H Fr>?Kl.L.
N.I 2 North Fourih Sir*.JT. Cor-tHr .ii .v,.,ri:..t -:r.'.'t. lM!II.Al'HI,l'!il.A.. i:.,,r l'f-:-.m io
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, I'IIIL.A [J li LI'IHA.
,-1 l>eni:i-oUiil t<",iil»'tni.i, f.sl>itilii!h<i'. by sjnifint t-ndrtw-
mmt. fur Iif r.Hif •./tin- suk aift di^tn:s:-,d,
aJflicUtt Willi Viruleulcnd Epid'iinirdiieaitc-i.
''I^HK l)irect.>r.-; -i-' llii.s well kiuiwn Iii-
J i.iiiuiiau, iu tlieir Auuiiil lI.epof' Hp.>ii ihe tri^.t- meut of SfXii-il Dl^¦l^.¦l-..'^. i*..rrn-.' y.-.ir nudiui: .(.muary I-t, I^^S, T;sprf.-- tli.I iii4l!--l i-a;i-r.tcih.u with thf mic- irt^fs whicb h.i.-' atlt^u.l.-l -.h.* UIut-1.: ih»? Cou^HltllllI ^nrK^i-ru, iu lho c»i"itf >:¦ fiir.viiirrlin; i, .'¦riuin-t' I'.'.-.ik- ur-s-. Ii!-.v"i.-ii'f,(;->t: .iii'.t!. f:!-rri, >yjihi!'-. Hie riCr. ai I'ii.Mrifi.i, or .-elf-.il'i:-'-. -•;c . ;iii.i o-d-r Jic-';itiun.t:ii'c of ti..' -)».-' i'!:iu I'->r ill!- ^u^uiiic y.-'ir TI:,* ciu-n't iitr r^iiii:—u ;- Miih..ii/-<l 1.1 L-lve SIKDJCaL adv;::; (iUATIS. t.i all wij.. iii'jily in- i.-tLir, will, a .i.'-.Ti(.ti.'a t.f ilitir ci.ud::;,>L (-.i-. ...¦.:ii|Tili..D. Jint.ii-. -f Iif.*. -V .) Hu.i in cii-t- "f i'K!r<-i(it: ;.,.v.-iiy. 10 fumis'i nudicinc fiic IIJ vUarijO. .-uim- uf th.' m-w r-'i;:. -li.'- iitj.l iit>-Lii"dT> of tre".;: - i-ui, di-c^^.Tf'!-'-! tliiria:.- ih-j U^'. ytj..r. nrw .-f t:re.ii value.
.Au adti.ir..'.!.. i:.'piii! .m Sp.7rii;:'torrl;.i;... .ir :»i>iiii":il W^iiViie-^-, tho Vic.r tif tlu:nL~t<i. Mii-:iirli.!iiii:i, ^r ^.-If- Ahu-e. .-10.1 i.;h«rdt-o.t-. - ••( ihf .-^-xml ..r:.M'j-i. oy in*.. C.)n>»liiuK Snr(:fl.<n.w;'.i 111-'—i:t i.y mtit (lu n. ^-iil.-d leMrr riivelop".) ii:!;!: 01' 1 )t.it<.ii:. -m rr-J-ipt uf two fiitiops f.T p-J-lnire. Otli.T Ki'pi.r!:-au.i 'rr;i<i', .mi ttie u;ilurT- KU'l Irfiduifiit.ii rV?;u.ti l>i-»-rt>-. i»i..[. ic . ;ire oii-iiiirlv li^iue piili!irh.-ii litr priimi.'>:i-t .li-'.r;i>iiii'.u, liud will ho "i^UX I'> Ihtf i.!liiCl.-d.
A.Mr.-', f'..- li^pu.! vr i:-rtl..it-iit, Di OKiiU'ioIl.
PALUOKN', C-'n-;mtr-: .-iirp 1. Il-.w^ird -'."ut:'..t:va.
.Vo. :;.-..Hth :;inr!. <:r.-*-i. ,"h;;;i.l..;[-!:>;., Ca. U>j Oi-dt-r of tin- Dintt'n;,
t.Zi:.\ li ./;aj;Tvvi;j,l. Pr.>-i.K\-.t. fii:... FAiKinii.P. .'^-civc.ry. ft-b I7.|yt rl
and Terrapin.
A bhare of pnblic patronaiti) is resppclfnlW aolicllod. jane 9 2*in-2.S WILLIAM LOWRY.
UNION HOUSE,
EAST KING STREET,
TWO DOORS WEST OF THE CODRT HOUSE.
LANCASTKR, PA. JOHN DITLOW, Proprietor.
aprll 2S J^-ll
' T.W. BIATHEW, NO. 12 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
S-HD liToBV Gr<iER k Co.'s New Ba.vki.vh HwCiin;.
AGEiNT F'>R THE SaLE AND EXHIBITION OF
PATENT BIGHT}?, PATENTED .MACHINERY, fyC.
april 28 lyr-22
M^
ivleaad on the mu^t ruasonah may 13-tr-2i O. nN=^LK.
"NEW~GbbDS! NTEW GOODS! I
KKADl'-iM.'VDK OLOTIi IXfJ
THE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.'
SIMON W. RAUB,
No. 'US North Qiuen Strcrt, near Ornngc, enft
side, opposite She7ik\i Nutionnl Hniis>\
LANCASTER, PA.
\U!>, rc.-^iiouttui!y r;ti^
_ public in general to his km t-i-. I
rior stock o' goodiJ, the largest, he.-t and cheapffi iu t e j cily of Lancaster. HIm slock of ,«» 1
Spring and Summer Cloliiin.u;, ^
hat b«eo m.-iwufacfured ftXpreK.'Iy for tho ^r.-tnt- ~iiA.
of ihiiicommnuity and m:ide iu the he-tt •n.iuD'^r nud iu and are gn;ir:iuiefil M jiivo louif til-! geoeral ;i-^.»rl!n.!m
S[.MU.\ AV. ItA the attention of thei
,..$6 0.1 U.$14P(»
... 1.25 ¦• 6 00
¦m 7.'. " -.M'ti
.. 2..1i! " .¦.(!H
,.. 2 (If* ¦¦ Gv.C
... I.T.', ¦¦ 111.1
wrappiDg tbem in a rag, carefully placed a ' bandle iu either pooket of the preacher's I capacious coat. Thus eqaippe^l, he started j
OUR COMMON SCHOOLS. Sketches from my Note-Book—No. III.
"Breckuock" sendaaBOlution (uot correct,)
of the liquor problem, according to which tho
town gains $21.80 by the operatiou. He says
Bolutiou of Problem 3 ia cor-
j. ar. S."
Now Vt9 got a Utile Mhtore ,, „._ , J Pn I Bit pefore dor door '
defined, bad be tried, and tbe deptb of wbicb ' "" ' thiS.r""'"' """"'" °° """"' """¦ ^'^¦''
her never sought to fathom. He only knew that he admired Miss Wyndham very much. And 80 the heartless beanty lingered as long aa it suited her, seeing plainly, aod with secret delight, how Edward Vane was attrac¬ ted, until she was fnlly satisfiftd with her first attempt, and bidding the party a grace¬ ful adieu, vanished like some britiiant star, that, wbile we are eagerly, delightedly watch'
Tin 1 dinlcB I'll bntty foon,
Haf a lager bier KiUoon, Ood den vot plenty money I viU make, Tnhn Schmidt;
Ua Ten enongh I'ra got.
I vli bny "a booEe aod lot," Un a"comargrcoery" I'll have pehlde, Tohn Schmidt;
Den BO happy I tHI be,
Hit mine ehlldren by mine knee, Mit mioa money, no miaa frow, but mit no pride, Tohn Schmidt;
for the funeral.
bas made a mistake iu his solution by using
Location of School Houses.—The explana- ! 2-155 of the fawn instead of 2 145 whioh the
tory remarks by wbich. the former tabular! Lion conaumea, and that "if yon, will examine
, statement was prefaced are equally applica- ' " P's*' solutiou you will also find it incor-
While attending to tho solemn ceremonies tie to the table below. The same difficultie.s ' rect, the son of 13 yeara receiving more than
of the grave, some hungry dogs scented the ! met i^g i^ jij^ gradation of sites, and the 1 the sou of 17 years; also making it vary
sausages, and were aot long iu tracking tbem . aatne arbitrary method of determining the [ JoUars instead of milla aa be allowed."
to the pocket of the good manV overcoat. ; donbt waa pursued; henceit is uot necessary '
Of course this was a great aunoyauoe, and he to repeal those remarks iu detail in the pres- = " ^' ^•'^" ^"^''"*'° °^ problem 4 was not
was several times nnder the uecessity of kick- , ent paper. It will suffice to say that the va- I lug those whelps away. The obsequiHS at the rions locations have been rated in three grave completed, the minister and congrega. ' classes—1st, Good ; 2d, Middling^ 3d, Bad. ti'tn repaired to the cburth where lhe funeral discourse was to be preached.
DIlTRlcra.
«•••-
After the sermon was finished the minister T?.'',''°wv.":""
Llttla Britain..
halted to make some remarks to bis congre- Coieraia
gation, when a brother, who wished to have Bart,....'.!".!,
au appointment given out, a.=cended the stepa ^amar'o'
of the pulpit and gave the minister's coat a Providence.
Drumore .
ing it a dog baving a design upon his pocket, |jjf*'e.'*TW'""-
A man sentenced to be huug was visited ing it, bides itself behind the clouds. And by bis wife, wbo said: "My dear, would you liitcb to gethis attention. The divine, think- iiani"...! Bmi y never dreamed whose eyes that star ; liks the children to gee you executed I" had dazzled. ' <
When next she met her beantifal cousin ^^^^ ^^®' "^°^ never wanted the children to It was after service at the liitle village chnrch-. ^^^® ^^^ e"3oy°* «°t."
East ,
No," replied he. "Tbat*B just h'ke yon," 'aised his foot, gave a sadden kick, and Sent I*""'* ^- ¦
" e good brother sprawling dowu the steps. '¦ SiuubDry. '.'.'.W.
„-, .„ Carnarvon
"You will excuse mo, brethren and sisters!" Brecknock
and as Emily lingered near the door, await-j Colonel C , wbo waa head and ears in j ^aid the minister, confusedly and witbout cS'o'EVt::::
ing her father, Helena, in passing, slightly debt, was told by his servant that a peraon l°o^^°g ^^ ^^« ^•'^^^ ^^ tiad just done, "for I fJ^J^J"' ^,"^"
tapped the yonng girPs cheek with ber wanted to see bim on particular business *'^°-'^ "®' ^^^''^ *'• ^ ^^^* sausages in my Donegal" WeVt*,^
gloved hand. : Requiring a descriptiou of thoannounced, the I POcket, and tbat dog bas been trying to grab m^'j.^twp."' °
*'Hoff camo you ever to attract so elegant,' reply was, "A man of color." "0, say no I ^^^'^ ^""^^ ^*°°^ ^ *'*°^^ '^P*'" ^^^ premisesl" aiSh^eim boVongh
so distingue a lover as Edward Vane ? aha more," SEdd the Colonel, "I know what color I Our readers may judge ofthe effect such ^'"^
Mked. "Oo you. know that I am qnite pUaaed —}(if a dun:
.1 s! T
iPeno
Iw.ripick
;9i«r i
jLamiaHter Iwp,..,;
Oj lUtilombla, '. i
Oi Harlotta, I 6
OjjHempflald West,.
0 jIlsmpBeid East,.. O'tPiqnea,
1 j ICouedtoga
t;|-ianor,
4ji3It. Joy Borongh,
0 {Manhaim
1! Llllz
ajEllzabeth,
4' Ephrata
0,|Lampat8r Went,.. O/Stranbarg bor.... OjdlraabaTglvp....l g 2. LampaierBast....!
0 Leacock 1
ll Wa«hlagton bor..i 0 NeirHlllto«n,...
0. Paradlae, r
" jSafo Harbor, 1
received iu time for last week's paper. The solution is uearly the same as "P.'e," and ar¬ rives at the same result.
"Lancaster township" has seut a correct so
lutiou of tbe liquor problem. It will appear
i next week. '
april 2S
VIVE LA BAGATBLiLE^." Venetian Blinds, BngateUe and }3i]-
__ — . '2~7i ~ J^ j~" ! ttip iiiOft approved-1..—
Kew Spring and Summer Goods. ¦ general .satisfaction, a " "ONKYSAVKDisMONKYMAJ^K, ' i.myh«rom.dthefoiio^rius ^
which can be dono by calUnK at BAKD & POX".? ; rSed Sn fr!m.
"¦f;n''m?."n*H'p^rnoon7 f*'"'''^ a"" ^''J-^^^E"^'- Ibeu «rGinRhSm C^V.'.^- fi-.
LiDIES' DKESS GOODS of every da«npiion. Ktm-k n.iih P«iw« fr.....
$12.1, $!.«£. $1.60 aod $1,„ -. Black SnllnVe'l.. from
¦^'Jf-l^l •"^"' '"• '^•*^'''«' *l-8'.'=«.S'-25 ¦ K»„„v .M,n.,llle»\>.is.fr..... ... ,
ana ai.s7,,. Faucy auk Ve^liJ, from 1 .'il " im
IPS Back JIolreA.liqaf, felling at $1 ...Trl, $2.2.,. , ^ „,.;,r„„™, rf .?h;kv.<. cnU..il!S
Bn'rtiJsh'aS'l'/L'.l.K.^l'."!'. ?¦?? * STOCKS. SUSPESDEU.S, /'OfKfV iU.VWfc'KJf.
^"^ '.°S^M cl"' °? i-'."'«'.«' 91'•'¦ , , CHIEFS. CLOVES. St., .It.
lnta\caS"r. '"¦-¦''''''' "'"¦¦"''-'¦'"' j 1137GonllBm«_n»r;jMir,.Url>-r«p,.^ w mil
New Holier aQulIle ami tsprioR Ghlntze.. rdry clieMp. ;
1 lot (Ihallle de LaineK, at 12"^. wnrtb 18=^ cent:;.
Bine Brllliaola at 12,>^. wonli dituble thtf iti'lea. |
Cllaton GlnghaniH. cbolca ctylei'. at lOcenla a yard.
Calicoea, from 5 In 12jf cents. |
iV1niiUn«, Bl^^ached and Uultleaclied, from 6 to12.t^ct!i.
Lawna al 6,ti. s, 10, 12Ji. ISJ^, 25.
PARASOLSt PARASOLSII PAHASOtStH—Vuvn- bolrt celling from Twenly-Tive f^enta to Four l'rtll:lr«.
BARD & SON'S NB«' STORE. Mo.97 N. Qneeo bt.. Naliona! Hoa.fl Building. I.Buca.'r.
rf. B.—Terma CiiIi. and no devlnlion tn ('r<c?t4.
april 21 ir.21
.1 PEtlFECfLr BELIAtiLE ARTICLE.
IIAZAKD & C A SEW ELL'S
rcPR AND (ilf.S'L'INK I'lUHT HTRA\r UOt^OHICD MP.DtCIXAI.
COD LIVEB OIL,
PrepareitJroTii Selecled Livers Only.
Foil Consumptiou, I5rouchite.s, Feuialo Debility, Scrofula, Ilhenmail»m. ke. forealflat COiULES A. HEINITSH'^ DmiC and Gbomlcal t^lore, No. V.i Ea»l KiuR btreet, L.tU' cftBler. mat. 26-^lf-56
FAKMEHS T.&KB IS-QTICE! I '^r*UK uudersipietl cuntiuues to maim
I factar« HAINES' PATTERN CELEBBATED THRESHING MACHINES, n-ilh any kind of OorhS Power tbat FarmerH may dettire: and my well-known improved POUBLE CRANK FRICTI OK SHAKER, whieh hau given tbe highent fatlfifHctiun.
REPAIRING of all kindrt of Fitrmlug Implemenls panciually attended to at tbe ahop. on tbe Alley tn tho rear of D. Hurtman'b and Wm. Correcbt'H Coal and Lnmber Yards, Lancaxtpr city.
WM. T. MULLEN.
jt^Cbargos to aalt the tlmeg I [may 6-ly-2S
Eeady Ktude CofBn Warehouse.
TIIK CITIZKN.s OK ]..V.\('ASTKK n-ilt pi.M-.» ncr.'pi my -ircit* ihnni:^ f-r pa^ j,ivoi>.. ;Mni hiiviiit,' euld lov Ktocti itnd lrXliirf< iu lii« utidonaliiii}; l.t[Ftt:.!>>. to .Ur. JOH.V V|f;KK!i\'. Hte-p.>;ik for hiiH :i <*'iuntiuiiuco of thoir parroDwi:.* nt th.* old hl^ind ill \Ve.-i Kiuff Sirfc'l. TThpro thdroru't-r- will nj- i-r-ivi-puuctu.!! Jiud faiih'ulHnt:uti.m.at iiU h..ur-. r.tvocitM-ir.Sepl., -2$. IS.'.T. MaKV .M. .">MLLE!i.
.lOIlN ViCKliRY, U.\DKnT^\KKli, Ws.st
KiuR Sire.'t. Mr.-. Jlill-rV 01.1 biun.l, OrJ-ir« iiii.-uded t.> Hi Si. iil.iiin'urV noTic.-. iiii;lil .>r liiiy. .•cj "T-ii'-J",
SPRING GOODS.
HM-Kii &: anO':'.. ulici- for .<nie :.t 'lit! [.iw..-f t.ric..., a r.-rii[.[.!l.> ».^<irlni.';it ol'
L.\l)Il-:s DWKSS GOODS,
KI<o::if.-d Sil'< IC-lio^, 1! :ic;; rjill... Uol).":. a'fjnillo. fllml- ly,.. l^«pitn^. F,.;afli I'i.io:,:.... Giotliani-. .-.i-.. .>Ti:i-I.\
A.\ii(;.'.sH.i!i;i;i;.--ii.i«'i.<, i..t(;E .t.vu sii.rc max.
TIl.I.AH.
.l/ZC.V.S- .^NJ} Sor.s IIK'IR,
•;;.riuK^I'll•¦¦U'lnll¦.^.Ma^^.j^n.^.nud Silk \'ft-!lucri.s;priiit- Ca^'^lliK'r.M *'.ir(oii:id..-. iic.. &c. Af.S" a Urce :t-rorl- ofi;t-;.\IIV MADECI.nTIIlxc
HOUSK Fl-R.\iSlIlNti <".'OOI).S, l.iu.^;i ;!nd t'ottitn Slietrtini:., Uinnk..!.., Qiiin- llinper.;, Ifaio;i-!:-. i-u. iiv
C.^Kl'KTS,- liRUSSKLS, IXOIIAIN & RAG,
Cauton and Coc.'a .tf.itllu^'-, Florr Oil (:io!li>. from oue Io four yard- wide.
CHl.yA, GL.i.SS, AXll tiLEi:XSII'AllE. Fvatlier>. MaIlra-,-e.,&c. WALL I'AI'imS,
DKCORATIONS,
BOUDIiRS, &c., &., of am ire y n.*!): aud In-nnlifol ne.ii.'n-.iit KI''nl'v redncj pric..-.. rnrclm-ersiurited to exiitoiuH.
arril'-M if-i'l
A NE'VSr HOTICE Cf Stove Linings, Fire Bricks and
Terra Cotta, &c. TMIK uiulorsigned wi.shcs to intni'in the
t. iriide and lli.Minbllc peuBrally.tlial lieli-. ie,.-.ii
THE POTTERY,
(f.irmi'i ly c;irritid on hy Iiiirri-.iu .'; Baehh'r.)
Corner of Sonth Duke and Church Strrrli,
vht-Ff h•^ Is pngi«f;.-d iu the nmimfttclure of
Fine Eartlien Ware, Yellow and Rockingh.im,
of groat varioty, .SrnvK Li.viNc.-^or .ii.\.\v i>i:.<cnii>v{i»s<'
suithhif IO i!ui:-t uf lilt* St.ivon itl fpi-ral u-e, and
Terra Cotta Work.
-uilal'h- f.ir ditl'en-nt kiud-- of IJuildiui:- such as M..11I- diucf: hud iJnicWerii. rauuint: fi.iiii ;{ii iuilnv i.* Uw iV-.-t iu lt>ui;ih,.^c , jtud wo Id rc'-'r iili t.< hU >iiiii{iii> .tf rnr- nin'.iin llie u.*w I'ap.T Stor... r;.t-t Iv'ioi,' -ir.-fi. .\il kiu.l,- umdt.' to o-il'-r
Th.' uii.U'r:.!L-t.-.i furili*T in-ii:i.Vi> H.:tl ho I.:i- f.-.i^e-I
e^ThU Mocic of CLOTHS. C.^ssi.MiirtKrf and' VEVT- ThePottory in tlioroarofCUristiauDice-s Store,
INGSbeforopurcbHMoiK^Uetyb.^re. wliii-h lie i» vt^i.-.v -""'¦;--.': >'mll. |iu.;.'u Mr-t-i. formerly occui.ied l.j H.-u- rod to make ap 10 order iu the l.e-l m.-imer '>: ^.;;^^^To v^-'lz-r'l^yV;¦f-.'^''"*-/T.'''," "'¦^.»""';'"""
A Perfect Fit Guaranlccd. \vJr^!^^^ I!^\!:1 !''^^'X^^l^^^'L^T'l^^i
TllO uudBrsigiifid hopes by Kirictatiouilon trtl.o-u..—} foteijrn ..r h.-iii.-'m-.nif.u-iun-. .\J>... n-jii )<,.;.,> .¦...,¦ to endeavor 10 please, and nil ho aslw inouctrltil \ ..(xutlv on l.aii.l « v.iriHiv of :iil ilHscrij.iii.ds ..|- I'O.M-
a U-. K.\nn j MON'CROrKERY WARE, r?" WiU oj-.'u lhe :;•-!
3^ Aorth QueflU, opiio-Un .-=li..nkN n-:,.|. f/trr.-i-r. I'a j nawi-i \V..ik- "ii ih.- fir^ of .\yri\ u.'xi i.^">>
.i.iii.v n.\i:i;i:-i'.v,
t.'ori-t.- i\l .Stntlfi lUikr nml JC^.I.il. vtiiriHiiis. ir.>m hi
JOHN F. YOUNG,
Fimjii:K!.v 4'f L.4.\i*A-ri:K,
.\ KT CA.Sil
.TOliUKK IN AIJCTiO.V. DRY GOOUS.
IJOSlKlii: GLOVES, ^c,
NO. li ISAKK S'rUHKT,
l:F,rH•KE.^• 'lai. A.vu 3i!ii. •-' i)..t.K.' iiKi.i'iy Makkkt ?tei:kt.
Plltl.AUELi'lltA.
uov 2,-. Iv..'t2
CARD.
A C.-ISII IiUSINI-:=S KXCLUSU'KLV
CIIAin.KS AOA-M.-^,
6V P:. Corner of' EIGHTH and ARCH Su.
PHILADELPHU.
IXl-'ORM.S liis Ol.l Cu.-^u.iiici-.s an.l thr huysr* of .
DRY tiOOUS GE.\K':.-VLLV,
Tbnt ho i.< inakiuz .'Xttn ^.'C.M'ii.i:!-. f.-r Hit- iT.iM'futioti 4ff hi-'bn-lu)—''ihrt v"iiii»,:r "'•c—>i, and in itiIpp to j>n- ahlfl'im III p'ti'iTtiH-t! ayiidr-f.-r * ji-^n iiud ^•*U th-iu at lbe/oiP'Af »*iiiiA!7/'i'iti<, ii<* 1-.1- 'hfiit.'d i.. -^11 m tiio f.inallt'T.nto.—itilM ;nIviiucfjC!r*for (.'(/»/( Ezdu^irtig.'„^^
He bii> r.;.lucfd li** j.ii'n ol m.-t .-f iii« "J.i'i.l- m STli-r.". aud iia-* o.iW >i\n!a 10 luy .V.-it' Coodi. snil.thle f.ir lli.-jJC.isr.H. t'l which will I"^ iii.id.- .U-lv i-.I.H'i-ii-.
Ofiie \nll bo t^ikeo to .i.;.-.,»..d.a.j l-i:IE.VU-J rtUd VW\n l'Eil<OXs pi.ii.'r«iiv. »- h-r^-i^or^.
NEW fUESS GOOIIS, SIlAWl.s; LIXE.W^;, ASH rCRNI^HlNC, GOODS ;:-.ru«rrtliy.
I'ufc-hi*.»''J.s ivill Ilu'l fi'Vat ..i.(r.tni«i'.- rtf L-irint' to enrly c^ILHih in..tio heiu^'•//(•¦ ninilit--sixfi-nt:'- i.? Mfcr than Ihe .v/(>i--A/ji'W/«<;"
The=iiurtn.mi-;c.^ntr;il atid th-sloro w-ll HL-hi.-d.
uiiir 21 :itii 17
ALEXANDER KERB, Importer and "Wholesale Dealer ia
V i/r. laSIV. SALT.
IM SOVTH WllARiES PUILAnKl.VIlt.l.
A?litoii's Vine, liivHrjMiol (Jrnnini, Aslitou mhl
St:ir Mill^, Dairy, ;i.-;snrii'(l ^iz-'.-s,
contluDtlv tfu h.iuil Hi,d i.>r.-.ii- :.•: Ivi- 10 -0:1 th'> ;r.! I-. N |{_nrd,.r^!...|.,-ii.-.l. iiHr:ti:iM-;
STATJFFEH &; KARLSY,
CHEAP WATCHES ANI) jfCiyELnV.
^\'lun.i:i>M.K .\sit i;et.\il.
.^! Ih- ¦•l''nJ;»,I-J|d,;M W'.iir!, j.i;.| .-'.Mreirv-"^Lir^."
No. 14s (Old No. UO) Norih Sec-nd Slr-'-l,
Corner of Quarry, Philadelphia. fi.ildLer.r\Vai,:l;,.j..fiiii.t.-\7t-l.td,lScftr.;u-.i-i*:-...A->''f>
Hi'ht I.f(i:n^. I> r;irf{ -JU"'
.-ilver I..'Vi-r. full joir..-!:-,) l-iio
.Sdivr I..-1'iur. J.-»r.,'}. ' ID
:in)>Hri.ir Hujirlicr-,... ~''t'
Gold ."iii-i-IHCi'j-i,... " '"'
Fill- .Silv.Tdo., 1 ''O
n.it.l nn.c^l.-U -'">
Lady's Cold I'Mui-ii- '-/"^
fiiltiT T.-.1 --in'.>ii-, ^"i
(Joid IV'i^. With IV-uti! ;ji,.J ."•!:
O.ild Kiuir.'r KioL-.i:-, c?-- VWiu I-J.'i ([:... III'..:: I.-'.. i-»
Vr..rori:..» A!l^- N-.v..m,i:>
P,.M ('..r ¦>'
ITj'ltii h.-.ii.l 'M'Tiii' (-•¦••.¦i Aii^ (-li..--lrrl l-.H-.Tti.atl tli.':|l'.-v.
,!.-r I i'O
, W'ftU-li i; ;t—•'S .i|[!.-r .nin.C- Itl .,• w!i.il Pi.'V :¦!¦(• !¦: .. U.MIUS. ¦l,..V.'i« a...t Lo- l.V .*¦ Iv-4(
^¦/l . jrti,-!.-. i.t
Hard Table Manufactory. '-^"'i ^«;|';' '¦¦^'> '¦•*^"-"- ''•»''""'"'¦¦"¦'"-'*¦•'* j^. _
hlH friend, and the jmhiic ili ,,..rJ. ih.i h. - \ w^t°? P^VTl^XH^ m?1 ^^U^rl^§v4v Kiillmauafactnrint'KMSl>SinalltheTari.mr*l.,Hnjh..- ' WKtolb TAI l-.M UA1.\ A.Mt Lh.Mh.M. Window Shades, lUd OurlHiiiN,tnd DJiti-.-c-k Curii.iiiK ¦ A t'^l'lM'. 1! I lUi jriirll' ini' L'lililf MfW
zTi^r^^Xs^. ^!;;^»sri:'l!;i;;i | A..^^^. .nd^r „..„„. ,,..r..,,, .mu.,..,.,,^
Walnut and warrHulcd not to fndi< or wnri«. ineDt>^CHU be i^en at hi:t repiJeiice in E.AST i;KRMA:i ¦
' cullitro au.l ,M
; r7-»'rd.'n.
. Wiu'HlIul.'l-.l
i (iiuti •-' if--r
chHiiU-ali-xhtl.'t
II4V he l-'ft al ¦
rr.-i K'nirM.. f.a
J.
iLr (-....i-Hr-.^ ..r H.iM-
i-.-ctiT; i-r «iMr.'— ho.v
HEKR & WAGNER.
, WHOLESALE (JKOCHli.S,
i ;V.i. tn'i Market Strirt. North sid.; ithavc Wth,
J'lUJ.AUKJ.i'jnA. j j.>-Ki*ii i'.. nv.v.ii, I., .\. u'.MiNKi:,
I of LKIMVL-lfr .'f t;iMilj!)k-.
; fti'til li 11 ^l ^
i TO FAl^MERS.
H.V\'!.\(J boi-n :i|(j(uititvd by Mc.-;.<r.->. ,\lli-u k >'.-di.-,^ HLVUis in l.;iiira-t-r I'lr lho snlo oi .ti.-ir.-.-J.-m.^iod .sLTEtl I'lht.-l'M.iTi: "H IA MK. we wttui.l f;iH ih.ianeiiliiiii of Krtrun*i-Iti ihN F.-riiliz.T. it li-iuL--Hjiirixr i» :tll oth'.T'*; :i»d fmiu ili.t l-.'-itmouy of ihiii'e who hitvo us.'d it ft>r «iiini vi-ai-r. |i.tT-t. wf ('¦¦¦¦l autii.irii.-d iu f^rtViiij: it i.^ Ihe Itc^t aj'^i.Iicaii.'o f.-r r.im, Oa:', Wheal. (!t;t" hu.I oIIit croii> wMi-li (I'.iuiiH ¦.. vij-orouj. itud penitancut -iiiruulnnt. th-.it t;.»- 'U-.t Ii-l-u olfiired to the public. Apply lo
UEO. t;.v:,in;ii « o'.,
EastKlniOtre hlre,'I,^ud d.iorfi"tii .V.itil. ilnvso !-[ . «ud nt nriieiry l.itn.iioK on tli-i'un.vri'
nar;{
3;]
f an annoanoQmeiit voold bAve At & faner^l.
Sonrrios of Pbobleu 7.—Answer—Daugh- I J ; l*""'^ portion ;J1,000; Son's, $4,000. 2| ol BoioriON,—ItifleWdent.fromtheconditioQS ij 0 ' of tbe questfoD, that if tbe daughter dies tbe ^ ' widow's portion will be lo the son's as 1 to 2,—and if the son dies, it will to the daugh¬ ter's aa 2 to 1; therefore if tbo Eatate, or monej were divided among the three, it would be divided into 7 parts of wbich the danghter would have 1-7; widow 2 7 and son 4'7 : thus making tbe son's portion, foar times as large as tbe daughters's, and, oonse- quently, on dividing the widow's portion (2-7) between son and daughter, tbe son would have four parta. Or 4 5 of 2-7=8-35, and the daughter one part orl 6 of 2-7=^2-35,
ol 0
Great Beductions in Prices!
Save your Money by Buying your Goods
from the Manufacturers ! WALL PAPER,
WRITING PAPER, . —---. -. „ ... . ,, .,.,
WRAPPING PAPER, j T .M P U 0 V K WMj K AIMO .\ 1
PRINTING PAPER, ' _ _ . . ,
BLANK BOOKS, i
AND STATIONERY )
At fifty par cent below tlia naual pricon. Als.i. a 1 Bploodldasaortmeot of
'¦"'!= ; irjil.THwdll;
M A ¦¦ ' r=*"Th.' «l.ov.t Hvlirli" r.-r U-'tli STKEET. Ej-AII kind, of rurnintre r«p:iir.'-:r «,.d i '¦^""""""l I>i_i;l'""--^.'" "-^'-i '¦ Tarnitibcd equal to nn^r.
BlLI.lAHUand IJAlJ.\TKLLK TAIU.KS m.i.l-..( ruv prices and put up praiia.
C. A. having dotermlned l.» Jevotn hin(..-lf t-i-'—Iv i.> buhinexK, andtouMQ none but gticd imiti-riit: wilf hn ,
able lo make all hU work cbeaji f..r i-:!'li; li.> will 1,- ; Slate ! SInte !!
AHeaUotowarratiiMlhis work. .i« ih- ¦wh-.i- !:...¦> rVWlV. Mlh.^criber.s I-CviiixlfuHv Illsni.-umro throUKli blHown inspecilon. I '"'' -""¦'-' "'- I . , •• ,
PernouK doKlroH^of purchaslnsiho «bov« Hriirh- win ' A """ ""•>" "'i ' T-v\"vnl\\^\^r '" ""
flnd itlo Iheir adTHolHp" to Rlro him n call in i:*^!* bLAir. IvUUl'UMr,
GERMAN tit. flr«t door behiw-the I'uMIc tcIu'Of''- wlih >lrtle fi""" ihoch-hrated V.irk Couiity ftiittrrler.,
Tima fitarea hliiirelf. an daily he dol I p.\-», j jriiioh «r.> uusurpjisced hy auy other SIhIo iu lhe niar- •— . ,
Tonee»ncbarii<-leBaad fnrnilnrdsoM (Jlio.tp t-nr Va-h. k,.£. Oiirwurkitdoae by iho inii>I experienced vcnrk- ooWnr-. .vc, la Ur}:o ^^''¦^\y^ Such ad MatreNKert.Curthlous, OilC!oll,~ •lan'Ols -"Wd I mMii.Mu-l warrantrd to gite siitlsf.icU.in.
and laid to mach. RU(<.SEL & B.Mtll.
minds. Camp slool.-<. Billiard aud Hiijiair-lle Tui.l-- ¦'¦iii. : Ibujilwar^ M^rchanrK.N.i. K Kast Klu;: ,*(.,
di!4pHtcb. -nnv -it-lTt I.Hnrjstor
To prove ihttm facts I Tvifih my friend;* to iry "RTTTT.TVJrWri 'QT a~rpi?'
And If tbey do, I'm .nre tb.y^vm buy: rr^u W r V MpTAm/V'v , ^ .. ' 7
Woriiethaunnnoandli^itorihauHwuy _ ; rjlUh UjMJhublO M'JJ IieU ioUVO
Is all tbe work of CiiNlUI' A^^B.
Cumming's ITnrivallGd Hay, Straw and Foddor Cutter.
STAlU'i'ni .^iicllLM-:;, llur.su I'.AVcr.^.^i^ Thra>her-, firaiu l-'.tu-, K-j.il Cutttr-. Fiirunri* Boiler., ac, ia lHr}:o varii'iv.
HOA'^. SI'AN''1LKU .'t CO., \ ?fl-*cl jtUd Implement WAr-di'm-c, .\". ti'7 .M;*>k.-i Strict
inform builderH aud all pei-ROii-i i
riK.via' w. ovKiJ.M.uv,
Ko.\i(Old ^'o. (iJ Sonlli nirit St., below
Mn r/cel, Pli ilotlrlpli ill.
LEATHER DEALEH,
C. SOIOELONS,
j PR.4CTiaL \yO SClESTlFIC IIPTICUX.
HA S jusc opened an Oilice in tliis city. Ntl. i'.9 E«.l Klnc fitr.-et. for lil« ceicbrnxl
) PERISCOPIC CRYSTAL SPKCT.'iCLliS, 'l!ngliSi\Frn}klmdA:ar'rimn'pAPETuAi^^^^^^ I '"¦P"''''^' SlrtuBllienlnj, aad InvlgoniilBir ibo EYE
AUlie Camarao Monnfaeturirto Compooy-i bioht r„r vo„„,, .„.i „i,i .„,i
XEW iHos fAost store, So. 20 Efiit King Streel, Laneaster eiti/, Penn'a. «ep 2 ¦» . 11-411
WJI.-D01V SHADES,
STORE SHADES. TO ORDER AKD LETTERED,
AMERICAK AKD EKGLtSH CORDS,
PICTVRE K SHA DE TASSELS.
PATEKT FIXTURES, CUSTAIK FIXTl/RES,
CORSICES, Direet from the Man-ufaeturera.
WHITE. BVFF AKD GREEK HOLLAKDS alt aidlhs
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By ths above lUJemeat It will be Been that i whioh, added to their portions, give lespeo-
THOMAS SPERING,
UMBRELLA MANtJFACTURKR,
West Orange street, near Shober's Tavern
and Fahnestock's Store, Lancaster.
IP JOU are in want of good and dura¬ ble DUBBELLAS, aud any thing ia my lina.pleaaegiTemaacall.aaallmy articleB are good and cheap.
^.B.—Umbrellas and ParaaolscoTeredand ^ , _ •pa^ad wfth nutnaaa and daHDat«h,and at Tery loir ;rlM MT-IM
BIQHT for yoiinz Rud old, and adjii.ied Iii'lbe axacl power or tbe Optic uorve.
Bcicatific meu aod htndeotti are luTlled tn cxaniloD his flne collection of IHrfiHO:SCOPES. TELEhCdi'ES and all other phyaical, optical and mathein^tical in. etrnmenlii—
Artificial Eyes set in,
in the moBt parrect manner, and canse co palo wbat- ever. jnne n-'2t.28 it3*0fflce, 39 Eaft King street Lancaster, P..
GEO. CALDEB & CO.
to I •
, _ . r HOOK- i
ISO SI.ATE that thoy have made arniii|!CU..H.l.. fr,rtli„ i ,,,,.r .-,.,.¦ .mi^iiiTHS tiMMi. I!l\tiivnii
entire .opply ofooo of the l,o.t Q.iarrlc. In York Hon,. I '•*" i'l n '/^^a' v-m V T V^iTU^-?, i
! ty.lheSuperlorllyoftliereSlale.iWr all ollier.areivetl !/£/¦-/> .?'>i' 0-*A AlJLf. 1, J:.'l J H A It, *c.
uud«rKtood and ackDowledgml Wearo novr rfcelriuf; a ; li. I.—Kou.i;h Leatliar lioogbt or lalten in CKctiatiice.
nupply Ihat ITHloriteall lu want, to luuk at. bifMerinif ' luar.! ly.M
th,>in to I'M the lM!st tliat erer came to LauCii.ter. j -' " ¦ ~ '
We employ nwoe hot the rt'ry b.*.! worn men aud all I Bte&m Bving and Scouring; Establishment.
work doue hv o. is warraoitjd. Tenon moileralii; liti-t I
^'0..c.-.l .-late .old hy thrt Inn If prrtferfld. "RTRS V. "TO" KMTVTT
aprll u-ijtn 20 West Klop Stre-t. \ Ao. 2S horth i if Itl Sl. bel. Martcel unit Jlrch,
rrt! I h subscnber ilUVinir reCeiVC.i :i larirC l^ .lyed m any color. Ladies Wcarinn Apparel .,f I l,.t of P£A 1! ROrrOM AM) VORIv COUNTY ' ec„ry tlescrlptloodveJio lhe m..'i f«-h,..u^bl.-aud per- BUILDISG SLATE, which I will pnton by the square ; manentcolora and flnnbediua-.u|.»rior ^tyle. .Mehoo, or Hell hv Ion, on tbe mont r.-aMniahle tenuH, having (jasbinere and Crape i'bawlr-. Tablf jtud I'lano Cov^rrt, iUo cODHtautly ou liand an e,xir;i light Peacb Bottom j Carpeln. Rnfrn.&c. J;c..Sc..urj.l. Pouiree and SilkDrea- BulhliuK iiI.iio, ipieiidfid for hlatlufe' on lop of Snlogleti. r ^^^ Re-Dyod all Color.-*, «ud wwer^d e-mal l.- new,
S3-('IoR-o call and exaiHiutJ luy Poach Botl..ra Slate ' Jf B-^eodomeu'i which are the he^t in the market, and canuoi.be bad at gonahC t(.rinK. any olhar yard, m 1 bar^ made arraugemeuU with R. & F JoSEii. f.ir lhe LancaHter markei.
GEORGE D. SPRECHER, North Qneen Rtreet. Lauf.atiter, Pa. 53=Tbfl above Slate can aUo be hnd at F. ,S. Blktz's Lumber Vard, Colnmbia.
(Clutliert Cleaned,
IT Dypil on rea-
WTTi-vT iiLi . T 1.1 IA ^ .. , . o i 1 m TH13 Id TO CERTipTthatwedonoiHellourbeBtqual-
HOIjbSAJ.*ri UEALKUS in bALT. ity reach Bottom Gnaged Slate to any other peraou in GROOND ALUM AND ASHTON FINE SALT, LancablT city than the above nauied.
always on hand.
OffiflA Oraoga etreet, 3 doors irom North Qneen and QiMff*! landing, on the GoneBtoga. InnelO-tf-SS
R. & F. JONES, Mannfaetarflrs of Peach Bottom Rooling b'iate. October 7 ttii
JAMES ivriTTON'S
WIIOLCSALS SSD KKTAIL
r K -V \V A K K li 0 u s i;,
ClIESSVT STREET, KO. 129,
(O.ti: tinoB BKt.OWSFXOM>,) Ly.s^.
PHILADELPHIA. fc"--:3
DEALER IX TE.^ a COl'KEE EXC1.DS1VEI.T fl*:?!;*!
I^^ln Store, and conatantly recelvlna,Choice*n".TlH Belectlone ot FINE TEA* 01' THE LATEST IMPOKTA- TIO.VS. Which will be aold at tba Z^Kinf C<m4 priees.
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