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TERMS, SlBO A YEAR
LEBANON, PA., OCTOBER 14, 1857,
HOME AFFAIRS.
1 t5:59.. We publish on the outside two thrilling
passngos connected with•the recent disaster to, the
atentnship Central America.
Or' Messrs. Atkins k McAdams have just re
.colved p large and welbseleeted stook of boots and
•shoos for fall and winter wear.
p Reber .t 13ro's have just received and are
tow opening a magnificent stook of Fell and Win
ter Goods in their new Central Building. The
public, is invited to give them lit call at their new
bead quarters. See Adifertisement next week.
_XV' Messrs. Funds and Bro., at North Lobs
:non, have just received one of the largest and
'choicest selections of Fall and Winter Goods ever
'brought to this neighborhood. Their stock cora l
;prises Dry Goods, Groceries, Queeneware, &c., and
.need only be seen to be appreciated.
There is but one passenger train new ru
''ping an the Lebanon Valloy Railroad. It arri:
-at Lebanon at 12 o'clock, M., and leaves at 31
We understand that the train will ru
Ilummolstown at an early day, thus leaving j
nine miles of staging on the route.
"Ux.. Our subscribers', no doubt, already ob
tho improved appearance'of the Advelliser.
intend making fuither changes as speedily as
siblo, and have no doubt that whon we hav,
paper in conformity to what we contempl,
*ball be, it will prove worthy of commendati
runtitr.lN IttevvrtrrE.—The quarterly ole.
for officers of this flourishing literary society
hcld'and resulted in the selection of the folio
viz :—President, Tobias Reinoohl (a.. a.)
President, Charles 11. Pyle; Secretary, 4olt
it:wheat:in ; Treasurer, Wm. C. Fauber. '`A
long evenings are coming on we would recem'.
all tlesirous'of self-improvement to become..
bora of the above useful Institution.
"..:43- We have been informed that a some
noted politiolan of the opposition party
instead of attending to duties for
he is paid by the public, was busily engage.
week in despatching hundreds of lettors to
urats in various sections of our county, eba
the democrats with being the cause of the
Times; and that the Democratic gambers,
begbileture wore opposed to "granting relief
people." In one district (Millereek,) no les
75 letters of the same import were recei
democrats. The vote shows *hat effect th.
Sadden Death.—A youth named Jacob
Sus, aged about 10 years, came to his d
North Lohman borough, on tho night of .
itot„ under tho following circumstances,
Lacs at the wedding of his siater,, and dra
liquor during the evening. On tho road
hrcitme overcome by the liquor, laid:orfe
niong.dde the road, and in the morning* ,
n (wpm A post ruortem examination w
by Dr, Guilford. The immediate anus
death was congestion of the brain, prod
the liquor.
A Ifixr.—From motives of prudence,
rears°, with the kindliest feelings, we iv.
Feat that Excursions, Parades, and all th
thing, are very pleasant and very odifyi
they aro also somewhat expensive; hen
it not ho well for those who participate i,
vr whether they will net built:Ay to-nee. s
ey ihey cost during the approaching- WI
little prudence now may prevent a go
embarrassment by and by. Of COWS ,
frcu country, and people can do as th r.
neither need we volunteer advise, hut:
de nut choose to take our advise areal u ,
ty to disregard It.
The following aro the rates
charged by Philadelphia brokers on Sa
Pennylvaiiitt currency bank-notes :
Anthracite Bank, Tamaqua,
Bank of Chambersburg, Chambershurk, 444$
Dick or Gettysburg, Gettysburg, 4445
Brink of Middletown, Middletown, 4445
Bank of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 10 a
Franklin Bank Washington, 445
Farmer? Bank, Lancaster, ,
Farmers' k Drovers ' Bank, Waynesbrth
Harrisburg Bank, Harrisburg,
'Ark Haven Bank, Lock Haven, , r
Monongahela Bank, Brownsville, .
Work Bank, York, . li.`.
ittsburg Banks,
All other solvent hanks in the State reeeii-1
il on deposit and in payment of debAsoureity
istitiitions.
~ . - --
li t
Notes of an' of-the above ban ". 'vecelyed'
It the Advertiser Office, at par, i pent 4.v
.I.seription, advertising and job , iti We- tie.
frimsioi to shaving, and hence *melt% 'at
,at their face calls for, until furtkfeltde. -'" '...
AN APPEAL.
The great body of our subscribers* in the
nutty, end are not effected by thri;ent
d convulsion. They have had eel years of
usual prosperity. Agriculture hover been
profitable as within this periedhey have
:iced the cash for everything -tlsold ) ;
A nd"
are in a perfectly able conditie meet all
little claims against them.—! being the
we ask them to take our eon& intomtin
:ration, and not take undue tango of the
;cut hue and cry for moneOrithholding
In us—as many of them do—the ant of their
In subscription bills, now overend unpaid.,
favor which they will bestow/ us, at this
will be long remembered,it will be of
importance in the preeerisis. Those
cannot call at the office, or fed by prilfite
. eyance, aro requested to rep; mail, at our
Subscribers ate distance, dso urgentli
o,ted to make us prompt relines. •
The Readingtimr
tat i2no persons passed , , the.l4obanen
nallrotni on ThursdaYloo from
Ailing Agricultural Palm receipts of
Air, during Wednesday, .7day,'isnd
amounted to $4,143. Thwre about 5000
rate contributions, and thelay bf articles
animals was mostly super , any of former
3. The "Flying Horses" other 'rural at.
ions
were also in attendwind had a rush
iciness. In relation to trge attendance
Lebanon county, we tualitiso, that the
farte‘nd that the in..
:ors were principally
nnents to attend the fair two-told,--first,
r interest in the exhibitird, secondly,
never,beror e
over the railroad; .nrtnyeg
iomide of a raillioid e
Ve aro gratifiea that 39
.oded the Reading EA
there will now probabl
ire willing eitr and help
hen of a "J.ebanon Co,
iGO PRIDES OF LA I D. '
of hard times, and th e
ley, vat eState, within
not Mold at higher rated
proof of this we notice till
ado in Lancaster county
aao Swope's farm 38 acresl
o. Bushong's do 108 "
tn'l S Eby, 101 "
- hrainer's -100"
vs' .300."
PENNSYLVANIA' ELECTION!
The Democracy Victorious!
General Packer.ELECTED -Gov
ernor a 0,00046, boo `Maj orityt
The following are majorities gather
ed hastily from our noon papers.
Northampton 3000 for Packer.
Northumberland 1500 for Packer.
Perry 48 for Packer.
Montour:4.so for. Packer.
- Luzerne 1500 for Packer.
Lancaster city 737 for Packer.
• Lycoming 1000 for Packer.,
` t ;Harrisburg 419 for Packer,a gain of
379. Berks 6000 for Packer.;
I'lradford—Democratic gain. of 100
on last fall, Allegheny city 450 for Wil
mot, a loss' of 700 on the Fremont vote,
Pittsburg 225 for Wilmot, also a`loss of
about 700 The entire Denfectatic
county ticket is elected in AllegherkyJ
So in Philadelphia, which also gives
abouel 3000 majority for Packer. The
next Legislature will be democratic in,
both branches.
;THE EI.ECTIOJ.
Thelelection in this county, yesterday,
passed' off peaceably and quietly. The
majority for Wilmot is about 670—a
majority somewhat exceeding our ex. :
peciati t ons, yet, considering . the
matter!' we. had to contend with during
the pakt Pew days, we felicitate ourselves
that it;:is not greater: We have kept our
paperback some hours to give such
turns is come to hand.
GOVERNOR.
• Pricker. Wilmot. Ifazielittret
WesCWard, 184 139 25
East Ward, 170 150 26
N. L. Boro., , 101 133 13' ;
N: •L: Tp., 19
Cornwall, 151 119 19 .
,Squth Lebanon, 135 111 2
83
40
Jackson, 223 167. 79'
Bethel, 190 186
.•
Swatara, 228
East'llanover, 70 - 183 . 17
61 151
Londonderry, 000 104 00
North . Annville, 000 116 00
South Annville, 000 104 00
Wn
ind
do
Lis
by,
Wilmot's majority. 673
TREASVRER.
Moe. Bowman
West Ward, 224 ; 119
East Ward, 209 t 129
L - Bor • 110 - , "t 125
N. L. T 2„
Cornwall . , - 160 124
S. L. Tp., 338 108
fleidleborg. 83
Millcreek, :"44
Jackaon, , 251 168
aug-
YE of
but:
otila
urd
ton
a! of
IXI
oase';
v o
Bethel,
count,
Swatara,
E. Hanover, 70 186
Y , -0
U
Union ? ,
9
,LOndonderry, 000 104 0
Annville, 0.00. 116
S. Annville, 000 104
10 n
4 a
4 i a
a 5
5
3}a4
Bowmill's Maj.
The variations front tlie Governor's
vote for the ballan e e•of the ticket will
probably not be 20 Votes.
TEE SUSPENSION OF OUR BANKS
LEGALIZED.—The " A egislatlire,
.yes-;
tetchy, iittssed the bill ,Ipkplizand:
the stispension of the Banks of thin-;
State moon& Monday of
April next. The :Governor has ;
signed the bill, anctthe Legislatu're !
has adjourned..
rum—Some scoundrel, with a heart as black I
as night, set fire on Fridity evening to anieolated
barn in the western section of our town, belong
ing
to Jacob Goodixert,.Bsq: Before the firemen
could reach the place and be of service, the whole 1
barn was enveloped in flames. There were Wheal
230 bushels of untbraslted wheat stored therein,
the whole of which 'with TrP79.Plitir*O9 de
stroyed.
Part of the griin:belOnied to Mr. John
Becker.- It' is estimated that the entire loss is
from $4OO to $5OO. It is scarcely a year eine° a
stable belonging to the same . .gentlernan,.ou the
same spot, was also set on fire and destrifyed: In
the present instance it Was verifortailie tlia,t,the
atmosphere was entirely calm, for there , is no tell:
ing where the tire would have 110*Kialierh*
the scarcity of water, and the dry,=cotalmsgMe
buildings in the '.vicinity. It is to diseplike
gretted thatthe incendiary, who thus•apittto.vrith
the property of his fellow men cannon cacti
One thingis certain, that if he had been caught
In the act, our otherwise peaceable and law-lovihg"
inhabitants might have enacted a Lynah-letwlrag
edy. It is to be hoped that the scoundrel's stom
ach may ravenously long for some of the wheat
he destroyed, during the coming
Proceedings of Cornwall Teachers' Association
OonrwaLL, Oct. 10, 1857..
The meeting wascal.led to order by - Mr. Bucher,.
after which the following officers were elected, vie : ,
President, C. Bucher;' Vice President, j., 10410 i:.
jr.; Bee. Sect'y, A. J. Arnold, Cor. Sect'y :and
Treasurer, J. S. Rupp.. The Constitetion was
read and signed by A. J. Arnold, A.-Kilmer and
?dr. Harts, after which the minutes of the last.
meeting were read and adopted, after which the
I
following resolutions were presented by Mr. Phil,-,
lit),:_.
'
of our forokors
Wbt they
oe t t ient lend
umd tto
Agriba/
Weertnee, It is very obvious that he, whose
busines s it is to teach others,cannot have too much
learning himself, therefore
E 'lued, That however much Teachers may
know, it is still their imperative duty to strive to
increase their stook of knowledge, and also dill
gently embrace every available means of becom
ing thoroughly acquainted with the besfrnethod
of instructing the rising generation.
Resolved, That not to improve is actually to
rettoglado, and that the Teacher who thinks he is
raise enough,, or who is satisfied to remain merely
A g av e the prOfession'withent making
i any spe
cial efforts to'increese his qualifications, s clearly
incompetent to meet Lbe etmstantly growing and
pressing demands, of the school-room.
Resolved, That the doctrine that "every man
•owesit debt to his profession" is sound, and that
rgan
?2So-
g tho
i y o f
years,
. As
lately
t bstan •
quest se
we ,
at p elt
°wings:
for $18&
200
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a X 72
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THE LEBANON ADVERTISER. - ---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
189 184
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16 . 67 1868
• • 471
when a man enters a prtOssion, be by clear
iau
plicntion, places himself under solemn °litigation s
to do all that he reasonably can, for the promo
tion of the best interests of said profession.
Resolved, That entertaining these views, we, the
Teachers of Cornwall District, have met for the
pnrposc of mutual improvement, both in the
branches which we are daily called upon to teach,
and in the art of teaching.
Resolved, That we feel sincerely anxious that
the schools of Cornwall District shall prove high:
Iy successful during the term just opened, and we
do earnestly call upon the parents in said district
to co-operate' with us
-Ist, I3y sending their children to school as reg
ular as they - possibly can,
2d, Dy frequently visiting the schools and see
ing for themselves how their children-aro doing.
3d, By frequently examining their children at
home and thus noting their progress and encour
aging theni in their . studies.
Resolved, That these resolutions be published
.irr.the English papers of Lfbanon.
Passed on'itiotiOriOf llr. Buyin. On motion ad
journed to meet this day two weeke atschoolltonse
No: 6, (Zimmormates.) A. J.Auxot,n, Secey,
The Firemens' Parade of Philadelphia on
Monday a , weelc,was animposiniaffair. It was
the largest turn-out of the firemen 'ever recorded
—numbering 'abont . 100 . companies. The Forse
verve° Engine and Hose Company,-of this Bor
ough, was well received, :India very favorably no
ticed in the city papers. • We take the following
extract froM'the News :—"Perseverance Engine
and Hose Co., of Lebanon, numbered 26 members.
Theo. Frantz, chief Marshal. They were accom
panied with a,splendid band of IS members, also
belonging to the Hose Co.--44 in all=a fine look.
ivg body of men. They were equipped in grey;
and the company was much admired."
- For the-Advertiger
TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. •
Mn. EDlTCM.—Accordingto the appointed time,
the Teacher's met on Tuesday evening
of last week, in the Acatleniy. It is a source of
much gratification M Use to know that there - are in
tour locality Teachers and other friends of Educa
tion, who take a - delight in- its proceedings;- and
whose hearts throb responsive to every movement
which has for its object the benefit of our common
Humanity. It should be attended by all wh f . tror
its general welfare. In some towns literary gen
tlemen (and ladies tool) are engaged in conduct,
ing these Associations, by coming up to the help
of truth in the great contest of error. If we but
persevere in our laudible effort, we will overt'
beneficial influence, and one that shall vibrato
throughout the entire Mlifeational corpse of our
county.
Scripture informs us that "in the multitude of
counsellors there is wisdom." With truth and
force may this proverb be applied to persons as
sembled for intellectual improvement. It is by
discussing our views with friends that they he
ems clear and disperse the mists of our minds, and
often baffle the thought and bumble the pride of
the most erudite scholar. Hero then is room to
,improve our mental faculties. Lebanon boasts of
One flourishing liferary society, whiehlias been in
succesaNl operation for nearly live years, and if
we but adhere to tbe geed Old adage—"Perse4!
ranee Conquers"—we are bound to flourish in the
same degree. ALPHA.
Apeciall Nodiets.
Every person should read the advertise-`
Aleut of 0 rindle's Celebrated Magic Compound
and Ancient Japanese Life Pills which appear
alternately in anothercelurun. They are the Most
successful remedies in the world! Try them and
be mired.:.
This is to certify that 'I kayo' nhule lint
one application of the MAGIC Ozn on my fingers, -
which have been drawn from contiattion of the
cords, brought on by rheumatisM. It was of sev
enteen inonttis standing, and I ani now entirely
cured. I cheerfully recommend it to all afflicted
likewise. J. M. FINFROOK,
Harrisburg;, 73 Locust street.
Wooer fratri - Restoratire.--=We hare never known any
Other medicines why as large a share of public confidence
in so short e time as this lots done, It has not been more
thou a year' eince we first heard of it, and it now stands at
the head orall remedies of the kind. We have never used
any of it ourselves. having had no occasion. as one 'crown
of glory' not only as-yetretains its original color, but gets
more so- 7 -but,some of our friends have, ant!we lueve - net=
. cr known It fall of restoring tIM hair to its Original' COI4.
We advise such as are becoming prematurely gray, to give
the 4 lientorative" it trialafic4ter (ill.) Herekl.
.07 - e. Candor compels us when considering the wants of
the afflicted, to recommend that which is best known and
tried, and "to recommend Dr. J. Hostetter's Celebrated
Stomach Blanes, would only be adding to what has been
heralded &ritual wide. not only by a tins isolated certifi
cates, but by the people of the land, endorsed by the phy
sicians and The press, that llosMtter's - Bitters have no
equal in restoring and imparting health to enfeebled Men.
Ladies and iddhlren find this medicine invaluable inmut
ny bf their ills of debility, to which they itre subject. es-.
pecially during the summer season in such 'easesitshould
be taken in small quantities before meals. For sale by
druggists and dealers generally, everywhere, and by ()S
-TETTER .4; SMITH, 267 Penn st...Pittmburg. -
I.l3wala.RElGAlrr, Agent,-North -test corner of 'Market
and Water streets, Lebanon.
ITolloway'r.Pills and, Ointment—Avoid Impost tiro ! A s
there may be counterfeits in themarket,itis welt to know
that there is a proteetionla - th - E - Piirehaser in the Water
mark that exists in'every leaf of the genuine book of di
rections, viz: the werds,,•:llolloway, New York and Lon
don," which eau be seen in the paper itself On being held
to the light. In external inflammation there is an nn- -
natural rush of blood to the part affected. The'effeet of
the Ointment is to disperse the haul fever.- The Olis re.
hove the system, through the bowels, of all moildd and
irritating Influences.
THE GRBAt,Er,iGL/S :1 1 ,1 - I ,Elrt
sin J ES CLAR' WS
Celebra teal. Female -Pins.
PROTECTED LE T T E
BY ROYAL: Atm- . „PATENT. r,
Preparedfroni a prescription of Mt: Clarke, if
D., Physician Ertraordinar,y to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to xvhich the female
constitution is subject. It moderateii all excess and re
moves all obstructions, and a speedy' cure may be.relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Itis peculiarly suited. It will,' in -a abort time, bring ert
the monthly'ported with regularity.
- Bachluttie,'price OEM Dollar, bears the Governimat
Stamp of gi , *Britain, to prevent counterfeits.'
17tese Pills should not be taken by fensafeeifuring the
FIRST THREE- JL(ONTf}S of Previasey, as they are
turn to bring on Miscarriage, but •l any vilieS time they
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,. Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on alight leaeition, Palpita
tion' of the Heart, Hyaterice, and:Whites, - these Pills` will
effect a cure when all other Means 'have -failed; acid
although a powerful remedy, do iribt'Conhtin irOn, Calmat
antimony, or any thing hurtful to the constitution.
,Full direetions accompany each package.
t Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (Late C. Baldnin k C 0.,)
; Rochester, N. Y
8.—51,06 end 6 postoge steitipk 'erelong to any mi.:
Xerize6 Agent, will insure a bottle Or the rills hp return
!zit.
r tßln
Or. ROSS, opposite the Ccpart,llouse, Lebanon, ra:,..and
'l . all respectable Drug g ists throughput the Rolf NI States
and Canada; also by Marroy 'Birth, Reading,' Pit, ' '
October 7,1857-4 y. .
Religious Notice s.
English preaching next Sithbath :inoruing•anni
evening, in the 7iliithatlfst Church.
preaching next Sabbath morning and. German
in the afternoon at 2)/' o'clock. in Zion's. Luth. Church.
german preaching next Sabbath morning and evening
in the Emanuel's Chtivilt of the'' v. Assticiation. '
, . .
, luirriiiin preaching , next Sabbadi'morning and — Ouglish
In die evening is Salem's Lutheran Church.
Germartservice next Sabbath forenoon tutha'neravian
- Oh eren.
English
preaching next Sabb th ixtoraiag, in tLe`
i
formed Church.
NIAR4I1 1 11),
la • the Btb . inst., by Roy. 11. 8. Miller,,Mr, Anthony
, hard to..Mise Sarah Ellenberger, both of this Borough.
i <
, a the 24th ult., at Reading; by Rev. L . Leinbach, Mr.
: le Hain, of North Lebanon borough, to Miss Mary Ann
Iman, of Ude borough.
, rt. the Gtb Inst., by Roy.' samoel Yingling, Mr. JOhn
ptiel, of Berry, Dauphin co., to Mrs. Butiannah Brown,
,ondonderry,,Lebation co.
_,. • - ,
, a the 20th tilt., by Roy. Mr. Riifihin; lififSlianul
le.. to'lifts. Mary A:Kuhns,' both : of North Lebanon
, a t e-lat inst., by Rev. T. H. teinbach; Mr. Edward
' fiercer Jackson, to Miss Caroline Behney, of Berke co.
AT NIC:UT we cannot tell whether the river is
shallow or deep: so neither ran we judgeof a silent
or secret man. To know him we must have light
to else be able to wino). him.
DIED,
On the 75th nit., in N. Lebanon borough, Mary Priscil
la, ilaughier of 3lorria A. and Willa M. liocholl, lira 11
months and 21 [llya.
On the 2.-ttli nit., in thin borough, Alice ALT,dalena,
daughter of Mat thia.4 and Elizabeth Wiz, aged about
I year.
On the 15th Mt.. at Silver Springs. Lancaster co., John
Miller, formerly of this borough, aged about Zd years.
On the "d in;t, in neidlebe - rg, MN. Ml!Nx, wife of 000
IV. Mere, aged about 30 yearn.
• On the 30ih ult.. in South Lebanon, Michael lirubaker,
*4l about 32 years.
- .
On the oth - inst., iii thg borough., Ilrs. Elizabeth llersh,
aged Mead 59 years.
On the 24 inst., in Bethel,Tlenry Datitter,agecl7B years
and 10 days.
' On the 24th ntt., In Stark county, Ohio, Afr. John Ma
relll, formerly of Lebanon county, Pa., aged 41 years and
29 days. .
The Leban
(Carafeilly Corrected
ors Matket.
drill.] •
. ,
LEBANON', Wsmissaft - r, Om 14, 1857.
Extra Family Flour, $7 00 Potatoes,,U bu , 50
Extra Flour T. bar.. 000 Ecrga t . , a AO., • ' 7 16
Extra Super. Flour, 550 Butter, 11 lb., 16
Superfine B. Flour,, 500 bard, - 12
Superfine Flour. - 475 Tallow, 11
Prime White Wheat, 140 Elam,'
Prime Red Wheat, 130 Shoulders, 12
Prime Rye : 05 Sides, ' 11
Corn, 65 Soap, . . . 4 .
Oats, 35 Bees-wax, 25
.Clover.seed, 700 While Nags, ' a
Timothy-seed, 250 Mixed Bags, 2
Flax seed, 100 Flux, "f lb , 12.?,4
Dried Apples,l4 bu., 100 Bristles, p lb., 40
Dri,,d Apples, pealed, 150 Peathers,;Vl lb., . 62 1 A
Peach ''Snitx,' 250 Wool, lb., ' . 4O
Peach '"llutzels," 125 Soup,Beaus, 'f qt.,. ' 6
''Cherries, 150 Yiuegar,V gni., ' 1.2 1 /4
Onions, 50 Apple Butter,Al crock; 45
. .
!nee PhiladelphialiarkelL
. , . PUILADELPITIA; OCTOU'ER 12. 1:857:
The -receipts of flour continue moderate, prices
generally showing , a falling off. The sales 'com
prise about 4500 bbls. in lots, at. $ 5 25 for stand
ard superfine, $5 75 a 0 for extra, the fernier for
good western, and $0 a 6 25 per bbl. extra family.
The home demand has also been moderkite within
the rangeof $5 . 25 a 6 for common to choice brands,
$5 75 a 6 for extra, and $6 a 7 50 and 8 per bbl
for extra . family end fancy lots. Rye flour is qui
et at $4 25 11'4 374. per LW, Corn meal has been
Grain--Prices of Wheat lire fully 'Sc;' per
bushel lower. About '30,000 bushels have found
buyers at 1 12 a 1 25 for inferior to choiee'reds,
and $1 20 for red, and $1.30 for white, which are
the top prices at the close, and the market`dull.—,
Rye is scarce at 72 a 71c., mostly at 73e. foi Del
aware. Corn—Sales of southern and Pennsylvania
yellow at 72 a 75e, chiefly at 74e., afloat. White
at the same price. Oats are dull. Sales of 20.000
bushels at 40 a . l2e. for southern.
' TERM, 1857
JURY LIST FOR NO.
.80S
GRAND
John Ulrich, Lebanon Dore.
Philip A rentz, tin
Wm. B. Kreider, Cornwall,
Choron.9 Miller, do
John Berland, N. Leb.
John Bowman, Cornwall,
John Brunner, Swatara,
henry Bowman, Borough,
John Bodenhorn,jr., N. Ann
Franklin Debart, Jackson,
Daniel Etter, Londonderry,
,Sanmel Erb, Cornwall,
Andrew Ebright,
John Fegin, N. Antralle,
,Daniel Masser, Jackson, "
Jeorge Melly, Union,
f ohn Stouffer, Londonderry,.
Leri Smith, 'N. Leh. Boni.
Daniel Seltzer, Jackson,
I.*Alaitiler, Bethel,
Daniol Ulrich, Londonderry,
J, IL Wolfersberger, do
John Zion, Jackson,
Levi Zimnisrman, N. Ann
TRAVERS
Jamb Bowman. jr.; Loney,
David Mick, B. Hanover,
Martin Bowman. Londotiy,
Henderson Brunner, L. Ber.
Chambers Buck, lieidleberi,
Jas. Denson, N. L. township
Henry iloinbzwger,
Milton Cooper, 11. Ifitims r *
Thomas Capp, SWetarat
Daniel Fegan, N. Atneville,
P. 11; Freyll nghanser.Swatara
John Gackley,
John CI r011.,(.4 s.) Heidleberg
Charles Goodman, N. G. Bor
Henry Grob, S. Lebanon, '
Simon G. Horstick, Lond'y
Jonathan Hertzler, Jackson,
John 11. Harper, E.Hanover
NORS.
Christian Roffman,
Christoph. Nan - finny, S. Ann
Tefferson -B. Light,.S. Loh.
John Light, N. L. Twp.
Mac Matthew, Millcreek,
P.. Miller , Swatara,
llenrVfeyer, N. Auhville,
fames M Pileger, borough,
Ibiolant Smith, Millereek,
,ilyrus.Sehouls t Union,
I -
fient'y Ulirich, B. Ilano.-
John Weise, fleittleherg,
Levi. Wolf. Bethel, -
Itudillph.Yeaktey, (rt. s.)Sws
John Yortly, ltorough,•,,
fee. Zimmerman,, Milleryek,
eo. itiglet, S. A noville, •
ferret 'Gruber, N. Artuville,
NEW A 1)V ERTCSEM EN TS.
TWIN C A SSErt has removed Isis ItOOT & MOE STORE
to Watunt street,f bst,wentl.TteinlAnsrsilnd:lOttniei's
Hotels. • [Lebanon, Oct. 14,'57;.
POckel Book LOsl.
O N Labor k
LAST, botireen the Stearn:ll and
Brothers' Store, a Pocket Book; oda:tilling
Wait 836 in MOney and other papefs. Any potions
ae
turning said book to the undersigned will be suitably 're
warded. LABORIOUS CONRAD..
Lebanon, Oct. 14, '.67--St.s
DistiOilitiolll of Partnership.
E Co-Partnerabip existing betirexn the niuleinigned,
BAT:BEES, in the borough of Lebanon, was dissolyed
by mutual content, on the Ist inst.
GEORG'S W. DALY,
JOHN W. WILLIAMS.
.dar.Tbe bit.biess will be continued at the old stand by
the imderAgned, who respectfully solicits a continued pat
ronage of the establishment,
Lebanon, 0ct.14,'17-11. GEORGE W. DALY.
LADIES' CORDED SKIRTS'—,
A superior quality and 'cheaper than ever, offered at
Into.;
Lebanon, Oct. 14, 57. Hall Building, Market st.
Igo nk Notice.
A N ELECTION fur Thirteen Direetois of the Lebanon
_LI_ Bank, to serve for the ensuing yefir, wilt be held at
the Banking-house, in Lebanon; on Monday, the 1804. of
Xneendit4., :13157,1betiveen the hours of Y'n'Clock,.a.m.., and
3 o'clock. p. tn.
The annual ineetin.,, ,, of the Stockholders will take place
on 'Tuesday; the 3d griiroventher.
Lebanon, Oct.ll, '37-ta. E. A. MILER, guider.
DLACK SSILKS!—
A-superior assortment just reeeived;ten per cent.
sower than ever, offered at ' -
Lebanon, .SWART 2, Ar.BRO.
Notice,,
. . . .
MITE Antittel or Geoerat 3leetingof the Mexribere of the
istirroALrFlßErSz's.tritNNCE COMPA'brY SiNK- ,
ING SPRINGS. perks Co., trill beheld • ,*
3./onday* Or dr/ dari of Korenthen next .
at I a'clael. fliO public 'holmle or AXEL Ilfreirrra,
fir. Wouirtsilorf to 'eleet!Thirteiiii Kilt) Mantiers to serve
for the cuseinpyour.. A general attendance is requested.
E. PENN WWII SerVy.
Wonietsdort, Oct.
j r US. S ! 7,lusuricsi_
Bleached and Unbleached ann. the differentanaken
at the eery lowest msh prices.,
Lelmnon,Oct_l4,'s7. SWARTZ , st 'I3IUV
'Fp the . atites.. 1- , .
lt T ES. BUCII wpttitt hereby inform the Ladies of Lelia
ill non and vicinity that shdhasjuStreturned from the
'city With a large atipply -
.
Fall awl , Winter Millinery,Voodsi—!`
to which she would respectftilly call their attention. Tier
stock consist** part of Mealy-tnadeFall and Winter Bon
nets, Bilthens,.French and Arnerictm
Caps, SWUM; Velvets, Lacei, &c.. : •
• ; From long experience in husiness and t.lettirmination
to render satisNetion by strict :Attention to the same. she
hopes t receive .said merit a con umance bf tlintliheral.
patronage with which she has been,heretofore favored,
11,7,1- AU orders prc6pllli attiniled
Lebanon, Oct. 14, '5l-.4t. • L. BUCIL
.:.6011braCOUP431 ,
SORB .Se• ZTRAWS
To buy your (FALL & WI TER) GOODS.
T AMES DRESS
,GOODS—
.I_I such as Ducats, Dclaines, Cobergo,Tibet Cloths, Cash- ;
MOW '
S C. (Prices to suit Mc time.g,) '
Lebanon, Oct. 14,'57. -swatat 'BRO.
Bargains! Bargains , :
Goods bought at• Sherif's Sale to be sold
'AT AND BELOW COST !
rpILE subscriber would respectfelly informthe citizens
of,Lebanon an&vicinity, that , he his purchased, at
Sheriff's Sale; the entire stook of ',
'Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware,
late of .1. AL' EflegurA Brother, ate very, lea , price. Ile
will retail the, stock -,iliesper than any Goods hero ever,
'been sold herCtlifofe 'ln Lebanon, for the purposeihf
ing out tbe'eouceirri... The opportunity is a good . onei arid
should now be embraced by all desirous of buying cheap
Goods for the coming, winter. The /tack Li a full one—
complete in all its deli:Wan - 4M
Atirilive us a call and ade our bargains.
Lebanon, . :GEORGE , EFLEGER.;
- '
PIE IN CLOTHING .'STORE.
ARRIVAL OPREW O.OODS
.
ATTE most respectfully inform the Gentlemen of
V non and vicinity, that we have opened a Areteklotk
ing Stare, in Cumberland' Street, next, door .to Henry, d:
Stine's Store, where-we Intend to keep.constantly on hand
ttruost select assortment of "t • .;;
. „
Reddy-Made - Clot i?fa •
such so Frock Coats. OVercoats; press Costs, Cassiniere,
Sattinqt and (iassinett Pants, pr.all prices and deserip
.tions, front $1,60 up hitt; Vestii,eloth,lpiain and tailor
Silk, of all styles and designs, and it general asseraggut of Furnishing — Goods, . •
soh as 'Neek-tiss. Suspenders, Woolf:ad lluekskln Gloves,
white Mid tlanuellihirts, Wool awl ...ink (hide:shirts, &e.
Being in connestian with rt. large wholesale trauturacturing.
establishment the' city, where , our Goods are nianufao.
tured in the beat manner, and buying oils - materials at.
thalowast cosi/prices, we are cot:Went thatiwo can please
all.who wilrfavor tie with their eiriatoid. , , MI witask, is a
trial, as our motto is—" Quick Sdes and .7rnix72 PrOts t"
SCHWEITZSR, ITEILBRONNER *.OO.
LebanoneOct. 141'57-2m.
Spectacles .14pst.
A PAIR OF SILVER SPECTACLES were lost by n lady
11. on the 221 ult., in Plank-road Street, between Hill
and the Academy. Any person returning Raid speca to
this office will receive the thanks of the owner.
Lebanon, Oct. 7, 37-It.*
ME==l
ifISS WOMELSDORF invites the LADIES oLLehanon
and vicinity to examine her stock of FALL BON
NETS and TRIMMINGS, which she is now opening at her
residence, opposite Dr. C. D. Oloninger, in Cumberland
street, Lebanon. [Oct. 7,18.57.
Notice to CreOitoys.
. A LL PERSONS indebted to the firm of SIIIEK & TICE,
to SAMUEL U. 511111 K, by Note,'Book. Account,
orotberwisc, are requested to make early payment to AMOS
S. louctrrna, Esq., at his Office, in Lebanon, mad save costs.
LEVI KLINE,
AMOS B. BOUGHTER,
Lebanon, Oct. 7, '57. Attorneys fur Creditors.
ATTENTION - •,
Washington Artillery.
ir k rou , win meet in Tull' uniform on Saturday, the 17th
day of October, next; at 1 o'clock, p. m., at the Armo
ry, for Drill and Target,FiNing. Punctual attendance is
requested by all the members., -There will be two Purses
shot fori. oneof Gold and theotherot The distattba'
will be silty yards.. - By. order
WAt. P. CAWMANY, S,' ' 'ClAil.r.Ellßlll.llnak.
Dissolutities of
ATO'IICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto..
.11 fore existing between JOICI Glassaa and Gad. GASSER;
dealers in Boots.:Ehees, Hats and CapS," thelnirongb of
Lebanon, has heed dissolved by mutual consent. All per
sons indebted to said firm will please make immediate pay
ment, and those baying claims will present them to Jonx
GANSER, by whein th business will be continued.
JOEN GASSER,
Lebanon; Oct.,i GEORGE GASSER;
Notice.
North. Lebanon and Mount Hope Plank and Turnpike
.Road Cbmpany.
AA N ELECTION, consisting of a President, five Mank
ger% a Treasurer, one Secretary, and Superintendent,
will be Gehl by the Stockholders, on MONDAY, NOVEM
BEII T.nd, it. 57, between the hours of and A o'cloCk, p. m.,
at their.Offlee, near the Borough of Lebanon.
Lebanon, Oct. Y, '57. JOLLY. 41A.119.1LART, Seery.
ALL ACADEMY !
(nice Miles West of Harthburg.) , • • -. •
MITE 'BOURN EENTII SESSION of this Institution.will
commence on "MONDAY, the 2d of NOVEMBER,.next.
The attention of, parents and guardians is respectfully in
vited' to the advantages it affords" hi hi:ldeating Young Men
and Boys. The location is pleasant, healthful and corive
nient of access; and the course of studies eNteosive, em
bracing the'primary and - higher branches of aioEnglish
Education, together with Latin Greek, French and Ger
man Languages, and Vocal andlnstriiinental Music.
Tagus :—Boardingi Washing, and Tuition in the English .
Branches, & Vocal M nets, per Session, 121 weeks,] $50,00.
-For Circulars giving full particulars, address
. D..DEN LINGER, _ .
Oct. 7, '
$12,000 Worn's Store pool:1'$
AT VERY LOW PRICES!
MITE IiD;DERSIGNED, having Pan-hosed at Sheila's
1 Sale, the large and complete assortment of STORE
GOODS of SHIRK & TICE, at a very low price, and being
desirous to close up the concern at an early,day, will re
tail the stock at lower prices than Goods have ever been
sold in Lebanon, and much cheaper than the same kind of
Goods eau be bougbt at Wholesale in the Cities. The orig
inal cost of the GOODS was $12,000, and the stock is large,
complete and'well-assorted. • " •
. Such an opportunitSclo obtain CHEAP ,GOODS is
=toy offered, DWX GOODS, GROCERIES and QUEL'IIS
WARE in grcat quantities.
NOTES of all solvent Rankstaken in exchange for Goons.
Lebanon, Oct. 7, '57. ABRAHAM SHIRK.
- A GREAT . PANIC*
GOODS SELLING WONDERFULLY
.
' E undersigned are now opening a very large assort
"j,meift of FALL and WINTER GOODS, among which
are Cloths Cassimeres, Vesting, Ready - made,
and all kinds Men's and Boys wear:
ALSO, all-kinds of Goods for Ladies' wear; such as black
and fancy silk, Delaines, French Merino, Coberg and plaid
Goods, Shawls of all descriptions, Bonnet Tri anningS,An.
ALSO, a large stock of GROCERIES & QUEEN SWARE.
GM at the. Bee liire. "
Lebanon, toct 7, '57. GEORGE & STIELLENBERGBIL
•
LIST .01" ;LETTERS
R EMATNING N TUE DIINMOWN POST OFFICE,
Oeyrus' • Ocroi'u 1,1557.
Levenstioe, S.
Donegan, &does ; ~ Nattetey, Philip,
Piizarall, Pagan, Temothy- ----
Tlerb, John Seymore, Lewis
lhold, Jsfob Seeferheld
liontrall, Mehal. T.
Thomas Ntielicel Nagle. from Ireland: -
Myerstown, 0(1.7, '57. WILLIAM SMITE% P. M.
LIST OF 'LETTERS
. . .
irj EMKINLNO IN TIIIi LEBANON, PA.POST CiFFICE,
..n., OCTOBER 1,1857.`
Amor, Pedal& .HeilMan, David •
.
Aichele, Christopher Ilibchinan,'3lary '
.
Aeord, John • Hendricks & 1r 'Akerson
Athom, Mrs. :Jones, Charles B.• -
Blaney, F. Kreider, John F. ... •
Bernhardt, Henry Kavanagh, Terraime
Bleistone, John • Kelly, 31r5iliebece4 ~
Boyd, Robert C. • ', Kaause,_Amanda..
Barba, Elias . Krundle• ' Thunitut , •• • . ..
Bourke, Patrick ' I . Kerney, James ,
Thickenstose, Annie ‘' . Mc; Emanuel ..,
Buyer, Win. L. . 3.k1, Leifhla
Brennen, Mrs. Elizabeth .Light,..lOhn F.. i ~• . .
likening, Emma . , Light, Joseph p,.., .
~ , ;
linrto, Conrad 'Loser, Joseph '•
. •
Blauch,David Latourelle, Maria ' • ,
Barr, John & Sons Lefeose, Peter . •
. Bucher, Ezra. . Lyons, Andrew
Bush, Levi • Z. .!-.Lyons, Lewis
Bruinigartrier, John LeMer, Jonathan
Bench, Henry Lush, Emanuel
Barichter, Wm. ' Lannhardt, John
Daley, Benjamin Lamp, Jacob ..
Blume, Mr. Miller, William' •
Benson, John Miller, Erneline
llrenon, Philip • McLaughlin, Michael
.Clemen, Frantz McMahon, Patrick
Couttz, Mrs. Win. Mogan, Richard
Condon, David Mitchell, J. R..
Gmitine, J., G. Morris, Wm.
Draper, Caroline Mull,. Miami
.
Dolan, Michael & Terance, 2 Marg, C.V. .
_Davies, Samuel Miller, J. d
Dullninan, Bichsel . blanfert, Samuel '
Disilver, Benjamin Mediu, Sebastian
Derr, AIMOS , ../ . MqCorznick, J. AT. .. . '
• Relinuin, 3liehrel Mager, John . , z. •..
' Elliott, Reuben . • Melly, }Award
Eihns, Robert 31. • .Nettlehm, A. G.
Ebert, Jones . ' Nell, Jelin
Everhart, Samuel A. ' ' Noll, Mlehtel '
Ebright, Samuel Romg, H. C.
Finnegan, Owen ; nettle, Joseph .
Fritz, William . .' • Rotas, Peter
;Fritz, Louis.. . . Bynum, C. G.
Pulen, Miles •' litfner, John
Phiher, Mrs. Catli,wtdow .. S.chlevil, Joseph ,
tither, Joel . .:. •• , ..) Shim, God, ..,. ' ,1,: '. ,
Five, Christ.. ~ . ,„ • , , Stout & Haag , ~
Fink, Plillip ,
... ' Sanders, John
Froefleld, Ph. ' ' ' 5mith,;.7..51: &C. • ' '
Oearhnrt, George Win. • ' : Scotts, Rain uel , , .
Goff, Conrad ..Habib; Polly
: Gleason, Win. Henry . Sturfor,,,llaria Mrs.
'Grubbs ,1 Care Stan, _Benedict
;Gould, Chester L Stokes, Parshall k Co.
'Tort, Sninuel Srnithera, Geo. W. ' •
Gelb, Elam . Snybolt, Peter
Cerhart,,Nathrin Saute, W. H. •
Gemini, Gotlieb . Snavely, Jacob ,
°Fob, Henry . Stein, Daniel '
"llCllig. Cif:atolls, , Steckbeek, John
Iliansmati P. Steoichts, Samuel
Hyde, Andrew . ,Schweder, John H. , .
• Hareleroad, John • • .. Trainer, Arthiir '
Opminel. Wm. :• . • Trimble, Jeremiah • ..:....
Heitz, S. G., , Trefriu, D.
Hoover, Philip '' . . ! . ',llititierger: Jacob F 4 Vi l'i"
lldnnoti, Moutro . :Whomer, Phidal• i, f ....I ..:
Hanes, Samuel . • ..,Weyloir. Nicholas , ', ,;* •
Hahne, 0; H. ' .. , . Wolf, 3liehrel ,•! •
Hailmer, Peter • . -, Weinrich, Gustav
Hoffman, Henry . Walp, Susan C.
t Hamilton. Thomas Yordy, Jacob
Horst, Rebecca Zundler, Henry
Persons calling for any of the above named letters, will
'pleasosay they are advertised.
.-.-Lubanon, Oct. 7,'57. ANN L. RUTERAUFF, p. H.
GSLOTHING! CLOTHING I CLOTHING!
Clotitisag fikr.the
TIIE LA 11G EST,beei stisOitied StoCk. Mil l ion.
.ollteruly-Made Cloth
hag ererexhibited in Lebanon, was just opened at the
.ffead-Quarterx for Good and Cheap Clothing!
in Cnmberinnd street, opposite the Court 'House,
imeF.IZENSTEIN a BROTIIEB take the lead In selling cheap;
they can't hiebeat'. , .
invite'oncnumerous Customers and the public in
general, to call and examine our . new stock of FALL and
WTNTEIt CLOTTIM, consisting of all styles! of Over!
, web*, Sack nod Frock Coats, JtaBIBOIIiISTOUUS 01311611111*
and Business Costs, Boys' Coats, Pants. and Vests, as well
Oa large stock of new styles of fancy oassimer pants, silk,.
velvet, plush and satin Vests; Undeinlothing, gimbal/ silk
Rhirts, merino shirts and drawees, heavy cotton and!wool
drawers, german knit Jaakits,WhoVniul cottonliose,
'fors, comforts. neckties, suspenders, glows, shirtsand col
lap,. &c., dc., 'de. • •
. .
.IFirllats and Caps, Trunks, Valises and Curpetjtaas,
all will he sold at the lowest •
~'.Lebanon, Oct 7, '47.
.REV4INSTEIN . &.1140..
IsANDRETIES'
Srgricultteral Ware-house„
Nod. 21 & 23 eonth Sixth Street, near the State nous;
Plil LADE LPIIIA.
I'IIEN 111.0011:3 of . thisepacious building, erected express
ly for the Proprietors' trade,are stored with Seeds and
Implements of interest to Fanners and Gardeners. ,
,liaty Years EstahliskaL—The subsorlbety desins.to cell,
the attention of every onointekostil in Fanning nada&
(letting, to ,theirovellpseleoted atock•ot •• ,
Agrioultuial, In; iesnents anit. Machinery,
"Great Variety of frforticulturcit "i t;
Warranted Chattels and newer Slsedai
Grass and Field - Saris of the most rdiable quality.
The AgricultoraL 3rnpleinenta•eolei by ua are mostly
manufactured aL our Steam Worlta,.Briatot, Pa.. ,
Having flood bp this eatabliehment without regard to!
expense, with the most. complete machinery, for the man
ufacture of various kiuda of Agricultural lmplornants;we
are now prepared to supply.all articles in this line fully
equal, if not atiperior, to any thing of the kind ever offer
ed to the •
Leindretik's ,Brurrattfea tAtrden Seetis;,,
Bait, been - before' the -p shit; for upwards' Of Sixty Ask
-
'their wide-spread popularity, and the constantlyiheriate
iug demand from year to year, is the best evidence of their
suporlotity over nil others. •
Ccinntry merchants can be supplied with.seeds in pa
pers, or balk, on the moot liberal terms.
Illoomaktie t nekr Bristol, 1 , 4-1 eitigSrarden Seed grounds,
Contains three hundred and seventy acres, and Is the
.gear establishment of its kind in the world. '
to. LANDRETH & SON,' •
Oct. 7,'57-3m. Noe. 21 & 28 Pout Sixth Street, Philada.
HOWARD ASSO'CIATIO'N
• PIEILADELPtIik. • •
Important •hintraincenzens
MO all persons afflicted with .Sexunl - Dimmes t such as
Sperin•ttorrheen,SemitaellYeakness,bmpotence,Gonim•
rbcea, G I eet.Sypiiii is, the Vice of Onanism,or Self•AbusoAc.
The Howard Association, in view of the awful destruc
tion of human life, caused by Sexual diseases, and the de
' editions practised upon the unfortunate victims of such
diseases by Quacks, have directed their consulting Sur
geon, ns a Charitable Act worthy.of their name, to. give
Medical Advice Oratis,•to.all .persons thus afflietedovho
apply by letter, with a description of their condition, (age, ;
occupation, habits of life, &c.,),and in all vises of extreme
poverty and suffering, tofarnish Oodicinearfreeofcharge.:
The Howard association is a benevolent lustitution,.ea
tablished by special endowment, for tharoliof of the sick
and distressed, afflicted with ' , Virulent and Epidemic Dis
eases." It has now a surplus of means, which•the Direc:
tots have voted to expend in advertising the above notice. •
It is needleas to add that tbo Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the meet'.
approved modern treatment.
Just Published, by the Association, a Report on. Spot'.
matorrlnca, or Seminal IVeakeess, the vice of Onanism,
Ideate rbation or Self 7 .Abuse, and other diseases of the Sex-.
nal Organs, by the consulting Surgeon,sehich will bo sent
by mail, (In a sealed envelope,) free of charge, on the 're
efdpt of two stamps for poStage..
Address, Dr..GItO. R. CALHOUN, consulting Stlrgectli,.
Howard. Aswiciatiop, No. 2 South ;Ninth:Week Plitladel-
Rictoide, Pa. By order of the bfr
re.• . • •. •
1 : • . . EZRA -D.. HEAATMit.4..Prea
bed. Ferecnui; Sed'y • 10ct.7;1•7.4y.
.
VALUABLE CHESTNITT:TIMBE.I2
Al Orphans , Court Sale.
PUnSUANT to an order of' the Orphans' Court 4.4;attrip
non County, will be sold at public sale ' • : ' 7.
. Friday, the 30Th day of October, 1557,.• • .
at the public house of Siunuel Rank, in JonestesstiAnt,
following Beal Estate, latoofJacob,B.Weidman,docid,
A CERTAIN /iIEMAGE rind TRACT O* e e •ty
CHESTNUT. TIMBER:LAND, sitnate.partly
hi the township of Saida m. and partly in rho'
township of Bethel, in the. county aforesaid, .
adjoining the Union Canal on the West, and • .
the several landeof Davidßmith,Sson'l Klein- ""—.
kites and-others:on the Niirtli,‘ lands late of pristiati.
Kleinfelter on tho:Bast; and lauds now or late qf Abrahatif
Shirk, Moravian • Church land,,and the aeveml Mode of
Sarah aiil Catharine Beck and. others on tho South, con
taining dbouCTWO.HUNDRED.AND SETAINviry Agit ES,
be the same more or less. It being . commonly could thi
"Little Mountain Tract,". and known by-that name.. • . • •
. The foregoing land will be sold in Lots of live or tin
acres as will beet stilt purchasers. •
Any.persons -wishing. to view and examine the above
CIIESTNUT TINDER. before the day of into, Fill please
mil upon Wm.W. Mur-ay, Esq., et.thilon rorge,'Who will
point out to theni the lands ortprod for sale. • •• :
• Sale to commance at 12 o'clock, M.,when duo attendance.
will be glven . and the terms of sale made known by
ELIZABETH C. WEIDALAN,
, . ROBERT W. COLEMAN, • .
. .
• JOHN W. ULRICII, .• . •
. • Adm'rs of the Estate of diem B. WinrisLix, decd.
October • . •
iendzScollic
Dry-Goods, Grocery'St Crockt,ry
' • • ' AT . THE
FARMERS' STORE
LEOllAkb ZIMMEEMA:informs his friends
L
and the public that helms just received a new:
stock of GOODS for the FALL Trade, which
will be found as - cheinViis any stock of thckinil in
this towtO.Onsisting of all such Goods. as are
nsoally.kept in a first-class store. Particular at
tention is given to. Staple Goods for the Country
Trade; not neglecting the' fancy articles for La
dies' wear—such as ,Lities ,Lawns, Edgings, Un
dersleves, Mandkorehiefs, ,
Gentlemen are invited to examine his CLOTHS,
Cassimeras, Casinets, Tweeds, Fancy 'and ether
Vestings, Velvets, Cords, etc: -
In the Grocery department May be retied a
splendid assortment of .every need in the Faini
ly:—Coffec Sugar , Spices, Teas, Mackerel, ice.
In Crockery, the stock is well selected.'
LEONARD, ZIMAIERMAN.
Otif`The highest market price will he paid' for
conntry Produce. Lebanon, Sept. 30,15.51.
MILL, SAW-MILfI,
•
AND
621.ACR,E5.:0.F LAND
MAO
PR: I V A - TF. SA:L E .
TUE subsbribeir,"lming 'desirous of selling his
merchant and GRIST Max,' together with'his
SAW MILL and sixty-two acres of.land, takea .the
present opportunity of informing the public that
he has ono
. of the pest Mill Properties in the coup=
ty of imbanon, situate one-fourth of a Mile from
:Jonestown, on the Swatara Creek A and„one-half
reilcfroiriAftipilion
;; ; town. 'This' 'mill has been newly
# t. remodeled' With.. , the- heSi 'or beret
gearrng. and everYthirtg in the'best
of order, foreither meetly, or merehant,
work. Thq land. is in a high state, of enitiyat,ion, •
it being latelrlimed with one hundred buithels to
the acre, and is all under new' fences.' 'Any per:.!
son wishing to view`.said 'property, eau call at.
the - mill for inform:-tion, or on the subscriber, two
miles from Tooestown: An, indisputable title
be given ' and by-puying a small advance en'the
property at the time pbssession is given, the hal,
once will -lie•set out in .pnymiente- to snit-the put
chaser. MARTIN WENGERT;
Swatara tp., December 31, .1856.:-tf. "
NEW.
FALL. GOODS..
NOW
For tho . first timo this Fall, at
SWARTZ & Bit 0. 9 5;
HALL BUILDINGi , Market !Street.
Valuable Illitrough Properly
-
FOR SA LE 1 1 ' ,
TS offered at private sale, that valuable „half-lot
or piece of .6 rcien d, situate at the north-east cor
ner of Walnut and• Water streets, Lebanon. front
ing 33 feet 'on. Walnut street and 80 fdot on Water
street, at present occupied by John Farrel'a Marble
Yard, on whi eh . aro a FRAMEIIO US 8010. It
is loeascd within a square of -the Lebanon Valley
Railroad Depot, between .he Depot and the cen
tre of town. Fur further particulars apply to John
Farrel, on the protases. [dune 24, 1 at:
*pirWell,.PoteriltiVltere.Bave You Been !"1&k .
Intro been STOVE STORE of JAMES
Y.'.
N. ROGERS, and •bough t. one or his superb:tr. COOK
ING.STOVES:•na hO has just returmal Troia the:eity and
brought One 'of The largest assortments of " .
..S.TO.VES . ever brought . to ,Lebo'non.
My neighbor got one from him, and - Ufa the best-Cook
ing Stove I. ever rfOr. They - ran. Bake, Roast. Cook and
Wash at the same time, if they wish to, and it do e s evi
rything to perfection.; I .was -determined to got One Of
the same sort, and the best of all. is hewarraett'everY
Commis Stove Ito sells to•do nn he represent. •
A few more of the same sort' left, with it gqieral q
sortment of
•
Parlor, Hall. dr Dining Roma: Sterves , .
tiihirh will lie cheap; '446 it full 0160,6iiikorn
and SHEET IRON .WA It E; generally coon - Mod. with bid
•bu eines& q®` AR work eplrnateAl to 1111 be gene
with neatness, aid dlepiiteh.
• . Lebanon, Sept. 23, '57. JAMES . N.. 1106.4,113.
REIG A RT' S
•
WINE & LIQUOR ST ORE! O
CRNER of Market ,t'lliatoi Sta. - , Lebanon,
in thdroem formerly oceqpiea by.Jafinb
Esq., whore. ho still continues to keOp.an.ariort..
ment of the. very host brands of Wines mad.Liegnins
that can bQ gob. To those who arOttetainted With
his liquors it is not necessary for.hi nrtO Einaloas
Alio liquors will speak for themselves. To lintel
Keepers, and all others ; he woniti state; that itis
'moroly ne iessary for them to call exlmind liis
stock•to satisfy therfikolyes, ns.he.tyononta to rem=
det fell satisfaction. EMI AIMIGAILT:
(N. B:—Remembor ; at Weidle's Otaver.. , •
Lebanon, Sept. 9, 1857.
PAIt4ARA.I.O - 01i TO TQlnt . Tti 5 1'Eitfigt3
A NEW FIRM,
lii North tebanoirnimiiiigh.
• NEW FERICESI'
1.00,000 B USHELS ooflu ll e r h r erAt T iE,
100,000 Bushels' , COßN,', '
too,opo.Bushels OATS,
Clover Seed, Flax Seed, Timotl# Seed, for ea
which tho highest market prices. m
paid by HOFFMAN, rMMEL &Co.
North Lebanon, July. 29, . -
..1414,T1V.E . ..'.:, -, . ......,:.
IN the matter . of the money raised on the.eale of
the Real Estate of JOIIN Wetrorami of the Bor
. ciugh of 'Lebanon, Ivenu'a.- • •• • • . •
TIM undersigni3d Auififoifpooficals) 4 [IA - Cotirti
of Common ineatt 9f,imat.eo4nt.y.to,nytke,ks i t ;
tabotion of saht, uonips „ ,,tp Aqd Among,l4,oreiti
tors, will meet the heietieisinteresta at. hit 011fce, ,
in the borough of Lebanon,Penn's., on Tiritsal,L44 .
the 20th - day of PCTopr,,, A. D. 1.8,A1, 410,0 1 -
,elohk, a. m., atlwlihrh time said distribitteni.Will
beipade. All thecre4itors in4ludlld iri,.tjte jAig. i
,wh o ch F .
.ments will eillibit their.evidence of debt,
bonds,' notes or - otherwise, to tlie und ignedlo6)
.ori before said day. ANT4O : *,TA IX, ~....
i;
. 1 .
, rlsebanon,, Sept. 23, 'b i t. .... ... :, ~•: oditor. ,
.
•
' W ..
ood,1: Alrood s 4'
J HE An4ersigncd, resicting,in.,Nortli.Letspon
Borough, offers for 149 cheap,
;, GOO-. or . 700...C0rds
(estiMated) good Wood. .rt.idisirrber [Nish
the VniiMiCanel, neat r Ades-:
town. "[map 27,'5'[. DAVID TIOYED..
T=
S P L
• •
~...-• .P.BIPJITE SIDLE.
m.iiiderlrved q trort, at private sale hitonag
nifieetit estafe,`Sitimte in' Boit Hanover town
ship, Lebanon coniatYlaberit 2 miles from Harp
er's Inn, 4 miles from the Cold Springs and tho
Dauphin and Susquehanna Railroad, 113 follows:
NO. I—Contains 160 ACRES, inure or less, of
'the best land in thezeighborhood, adjoiningprop
• erty ofllichiel Difinibger„John Dotter, and otb
ers. The greater pgrtion is cleared and under
- is - ,. good cultivation . The buildings
I ", - ;l4c se ; . erected on this tract are the tinder
,
La .' u
- , : F: , -... signed's - :iiiill=knoivit Cloth Mann
„',S
...... factory, which his a large patron
' 'Age and is capable of indefinite in.;
erense; , a large tiro-story denble.S tone Dwelling
House, with Kitchen annexed; good two-story
Term 'rouse; Tenant House; large stone Barn,
'with thrhlngtloor and Stabling ; and other out=
buildings, .in . geed repair.. Also, all necessary
. buildings Toithe Iklanufsietoty,viz:—Fulling-mill,
Card and Spinning Maehinis building, Dyeing and
Finishing 'louse, k.e., ae. The Works are all
ii4ll supplied with goed,llfaobiliery and plenty of
water power. A stream of good water -is led. to
the. dwelling-hotso •in 'pipes) also,
springs and, pump -wells near.. Also, a..."WS , -
. fseantiful Young ORCHARD on the 1',..0 h .
•preinises. . 1
.; NO. 2—Contains 180 Acres, (more ---'''
,or less) Adjoining No. 1, land of Michael Defining-.
or, John . Dotter and others. Nearly the whole of
,or,
tract is tinder good cultivation and excel
lent ' . • fences. Erected thereon is a
i.• Dwelling House,, Stable , nod a largS
.. -i
.;.• Shed. Alio, titaittra well, spring,
- It '.• ' , ie., a splendid .site'fOr , theArection of
Lh
~• . a dwelling house. There . Is flowing- .
i t
,
„water in nearly,. every field. A Scheolifouse is
'located on this tract.
. .
NO. :L-Contains 180 Acres Wood
-104, (more or less,) adjoining No. 1,%.`i 45 ,
lanii of" John Dotter and others. It
has a rich growth of Chestnut Sprouts,
froin 8 to.lo years growth.
As the undersigned is sincerely disposed to sell,
Oni above may be purchased citber in parts as
phoxe or in the whole, as may be desired.
Good title and"possossion will be given on tho
Ist of April, 1858.. For further information ap
ply to.. • • , LION
Aug. 5, '67-tf. Haat Hanover, Lebanon Co., Pa.
REINHARD' +I
RUCK HOTEL PROPERTY
IS OPPERSD AT
Private salt.
. . THIS has been a Hotel for the last
40 years, and is well known over. the
a I State as REINHARD'S HOTEL, and
:•<, is the most central and best located in
Borough. It is located on the
corner of Cumberland and Walnut streets, directly
opposite tho Court Muse, and but two squares
from the Lebanon Valley Railroad Depot, on the
same street. (Walnut.) It fronts 45 feet on Cul"
berlard and 105 feet ou Walnut streets, 39 feet on
Walnut being 60 feet deep.
The Building is a three-story STONE HOUSE,
45 by 38 feet. The third story was put on not
long since and the whole house remodeled, with
a frame Kitchen. Also, belonging to the.proper
-
ty, a newly built stone STABLE on corner of
Smoke and Jail alleys, on lot 66 by 64 foot, with a
good Cistern, Sc., thereon, and closely situated to
the Hotel. Also an EATING- SALOON in the
Basement of the Hotel, which brings a good rent.
/Sr This is a choice Hotel property ; has an
exeellent county and traveling custom, and has
been the Stage Office for sometime. It will be
sold reasonably, and terms of paymcntmade easy,
by
SIDION J. STINE
Lebanon. JRly 22, 1957.
PRIVATE SALE
Desirableßorough Property.
WITE subscriber offers st private sale his new
Two-ancha.nalf Story
reek Dwelling lionse,'l
situate in Market street, west - side, near Strickler's
Mill, in the borough of Lebanon. The Lot fronts
33 feet., and is 198 feet in depth. It la bounded
on the north by property of Abraham Strickler,
and on the south by property of Jncob Reedle.—
. The house is a large one, containing 12 rooms,
i well arranged for a boarding house. The other
improvements aro a Stable, pig pen, both as good
as now; a variety of bearing fruit trees, &,o.
For terms, &e. apply on the promises to
Lobitnon, gopt: . 2, JESSE OCHS.
WX. C. PAIISER. • ' • BENJAMIN YOUNG.
NrswCoae.
BE . SNDERSIGNED, having taken the
COACIL.MAKING Establishment of Mr.
VI LIGhT, on the Turnpike,
at the East end
of Lebanon, wish respectfully to invite the pub
'lie attention to their business. Each of us having
served regular apprenticeships to the business,
and having had mach experience therein, We feel
confident of our ability•to give satisfaction. Ev
cry article manufactured at our establishment will
be under our personal supervision. We shall
keep on hand. READY. MADE
ALL K INDS OF VEHICLES,
which will be warranted ef the most soperior gnat
llY• We will also attend to REPAIRING, ay
short notice. %six. None but the.„best workmen
will bri emPloyed in any branch of the business.
We cordially- invite the-public to:gtve a; a call,
and we will guarantee satisfaction.
Sept. 2, '57-Bm. FAUBER & YOUNG.
New Livery Stable.
THE uidersigned has ostablish-•
• d •ti NBIWIIVERY • STABLE in
the Eagle Hotel Stables,Lebanon.
lie lies good and sore ories,.ear.:-
. • . Tinges, as may be desired, and care-•
ful Drivers, which he will hire on ,
fair terms. ne hopes by being attentive to bust
ness to rece ive a libenil share of public patronage.•
Apply at the Engle Hotel or at the Stables.
• JOSIAH D. DEHUEE.•
Lebanon, mtg. 19, '57.
NOTICE.
.
IN the Orphans' Courtoflebanon county, Penn's.
gatate of PUILIP IMBOD EN, dee'd.
tir 115 A Auditor appointed to . report distribnkion
• of.bahiriec in hands of Smoot Imbodenour
4iving Ithboden; Atte'd., will
attend for that pirposo it his office in the borough.
.o.f:Ledanon, On*MONDAY, the 19th day of OCTO
BER, A. D. 18.57.,.at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon:-
When and what* all parties interested aro rcpt.:3st
ed to attend. ANTHONY S. ELY,
Lebation; Sept. 23, '57:. Auditor:
Dwelling : House and Store Stand
- ' For Rent.
:THE subscriber offers for rent for one or more
A
pears, the building for along time occupied by
himas n residence and Shoe-store, on the corner
of the alley between Braa's Hotel and Pinegrove
ptreet, Cumberland street, Lebanon. The
is large, well provided with collar, stabling,
&e. The corner room is well calculuted fur
stoic stand, and if rented for any such purpose
will be well furnished with shelling, &c. For fur
ther information apply to
- SOLOMON NCATILLY.
The property is also offered for sale at:
private sale. • April 22,1857.
Woodland for Sale.
TIER Undersigned of
fen at Private Sale,
. .63. ACRES
(more or lees) of excel- • ~, _
lent WOODLAND, the half of nth ich is good tim
lieit.sitnato in. Uniowtownabip; I l abanon county,
near the Big Dam, itdjoining land of Jacob Mtn
sicker, Emanuel Fey and others. Erected on the
.pTeituses is a good two-story log DWILLLING nousa,
es good as new, cod Stabling, and st; well of net.-
or-failing vspipel cheap. Good ti
tle and possassion e'en on the Ist of April, 18-
58. For further' information' apply to
N. Li Bor'o, may. 2.7,1 7 ... DAVID BOYER.
Valtiable'Arown Property
'.. Al._ . .tnackte. ate.
. RE undersigned' offers, for Sale ,
thelfollo*jug ProPerticZ, viz: „ ;It
.1
.I.:A:desikrahIeSTCRESTAND LI., , s ,, ,
111
Jana LOI; aitintbelif thestritslooss part I' ll'
of the Boreal& 'of 'Lebanon, fronting -- ' --- '
Chlmbeilitaa'ptroletiietween Mr. Brua's nod Mrs.
Slaindcl's Hotelif.:fierit` It feet 3 inches, depth. ;
192 feet. -..,, ` •. - -,__ .
k . . . .
No; 2::-JTiirf...LSTORY yrousr and. LOT, 26.
I Scot front, can'tekiwal flir.pabliolusiness, 'situate
iv We rough cir i nUth Lebanon corner of Wal
nuisatilitgaleitreet-ece square fr om the'Lebanon:
Nal: Itiit'les.(l•Daper, 11$4 titrnion Canal.
• No. 3,7-, Alape:ct na •t. AMER aftt
it
I.OT, adjdinkt,), :. •• .',.
... t. o r :,,,....
No. 4:-'''it LOT o E. ~.:16..F..7-,.rt T 5 r i ce) 4 3iger•
or Dwelling, and a sboa - Auirinv Itos.. 2 a:3.r -
No. 5, 77 4: One•Stoty•ED
.S.Raati LOT, in the
'Eastern part cs. a pi f Witran g owner of
. ------...:
:strata, niii4 sajoritA . Of . rid Enyie - r, 'near
• the Unfolitanal. . . .C. REISNER,
*
Lebanon, Sept. 23,'51;