Itiraiton aMmtiott. '!RUED DEMOCRATIC mormus CEASE TO LLto, WE OEM TO FO LOW. WIC. M. BRESLIN, Editor and Proprietor LEBANON, PA., DEC. 9, 1857 little girl who was bitten. by a mad dog in St, Louis the other day had the wound cut out, poultic s applied, and was then made dead drunk. AV' Mr. Henry String s of Somerset, North Carolina, advertised last month that a gay young fellow had run off with his two daughters. This is the most reprehensible instance of two strings to one bow we have .over beard of. Tms Inarcrunamton.- 4 -We /earn from the Read ling Gazette that the command of the military at the inauguration of t:lev. Packer, on the second 'Tuesday of aannmy next, has been tendered .to Major Gen. William H. Beim, of Reading, and 'accepted. • " flgr-A. maiden lady in Westport, Mass., who is possessed of considerable real estate,on being cell ed upon to ‘ pay her highway tax for the present year, elaithed an equal privilege with the lords of creation, to work it out upon the highway, , and actually apPeared with hoe in hand and iiischarg ed her duty to the satisfaction of the SePtirvi - pee- The "Straight-out" County Committee of Lancaster county, hare issued an,address to the people setting forth the claims of their party to popular snpport. In addition to their principles formerly contended for, theynow embrace that of "Protection to American Industry" by means of a tariff upon foreign manufactures. MIN ATLANTIC TELEGRAPII CABLE.—Another attempt is to be made to, lay the Atlantic subma rine cable next summer. They will start with not less than 3000 miles of cable, which will be on board of the Niagara and Agamemnon, as before. They will commence laying it in the middle of the oeean and run it out , both ways, thus saving one half thertime that would otherwise be consumed. The feasihility of this , plan is doubted by the Lon don Times. . . Arnie Connellsville (Pa.) Enterprise gives us thifollowing. A blind family, consisting of tour persons, John i Catharine, Bartholomew, and ;Samuel Hostetler, were bt;rn in Gartman township in this county—the whole.Of than being at - the time of their birth, and are at the present time' destitute of eye-balls, but have all the other' out ward mechanism of the eyes complete. This fain tly is indeed a curiosity, aside from tho wonderful proficiency they exhibit as musicians. There exe. ecution on the various instruments--violin, banjo, tenor-drum, elarionet—is surprising, and they are giving concerts in .different_ places. The Message and Kansas.—lt is very possible that Mr. Buchanan, in his forthcoming Message, may not pass an opinion on the acceptance or re jection by Congress of the Kansas Constitution. He has no responsibility in the matter; his only duty being to transmit the instrumen kite C.ongress, after which that body will net upon it. The Kan sas Constitution will not be before the President before the 21st. inst., when he may consider it the fitting time to accompany its transmission to ex press his opinions in a special message. We hope be may do so, as he would no doubt give the Many sided Kansas question its quietus. CHINESE AnsZoll9.—Amon the camp follow ers of the Insurgent chief wb o has been disturbing the heart of the empire, it wee computed, in 1853 that there were in the city of Nanking only, about half a million women collected from various parts of the country. These femalett are formed into brigades of 13,000, under female.offtcers. Of these 10,000 were picked women, drilled and garrisoned In the citadel. The rest bad the hard drudgery assigned to them of digging moats, making-earth works, erecting batteries, &T. AN Istroursarr INTSNTION.—James L. Catheart of Georgetown D. C., has at length succeeded in perfecting the navigation of canals with steam pow er. The great draw-back hitherto in the applies . tioa of steam to canal boats has been the injury occasioned to the banks by the revolution of the wheels. The new invention renuives this objeaion 'lts the propeller and, peculiar arrangement of the machinery attached to the boat actually increases the depth and width of the channel by washing the bottom & depositing the mud upon the banks. 3fr. Catheart deserves credit and profit for his scientific improvement, more particularly as the undertaking was accomplished during the few hours of leisure allotted to an official existence in Washington. i fir;Col.• Colt, the famous manufacturer of •re volTers, we see by the Hartford (Conn.) Times, ties on:a number of occasions shown a goodness of heart towards the workmen in his entiday which is worthy of emulation by other manufacturers. Last month be reduced the rent of hi 2 tenants with in his improvements on tbe South Aleadows t 1.5 per tent, to the contractors, and 20 per cent, to all the laborers in his employ, again on the eve of winter sea t a thanksgiving present of a barrel of flour to one and all the tenants in his village. Col. Colt has in his employ about 600 men, of. whom 270 are men with families and notwithstanding the trade in fire-army, like all others, is almost at a stand-still, Col. C. having private resources suffi cient, has determined to continue his large manu facturing business, while there is a shot left in the locker, and trust to luck and better times foi market after the cold winter is gone by. NON.ACOEPTINa BANKS ' .—The Harrisburg Tele- graph publishes a list of Pennsylvania Banks, In surance companies, Jac., that have accepted the provisions of the Relief Law. It embraces fifty four Banks, and six Savings, Trust and Insurance Companies- The , institution from Which no no. tics luwi been received are as follows. Franklin Bank, Washington. Monongahela Bank, of Brownsville. Erie City Bank, (suspended before the general suspension.) Farmers' Bank of Bucks County. Bank of Pittsburgh. Strewsbury (York county) Saving Institution. Pittsburgh Trust Company. Mechanics' Savings Bank, Harrisburg. Dauphin Deposit Bank, Harrisburg, Carlisle Deposit Bank. Farmers' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh. Saving Fund Society, Germantown. Hanover (York county) Savings Fund Society. Alleghany Savings Fund Institution. Canonsburg Savings Fund Society., Allegheny Bank, . (new) Bank of Beaver County, " Bank of Oatasauqnity Bank of Chester Valley, cc Iron City Bank,- Pittsburgh," Bank of Pottstown, " Stroudsburg. Bank, ff Tioga County Bank, • Kittanning Bank, " - Union Balik of Reading, " • 411 the Banks of issue in the above list (except Erie), having , declined to avail themselves of the Privileges of the "Relief" Law, are of course to be vegarded as specie-payment ,bastitations. THE KANSAS QITESTON. So much has been written and said on the "Kan sas question," 'in its various and many phases, that requiresvonsiderable tact to say something thereon that may be interesting to, or even under stood by, our readers. Many of the reports we have from Kansas are perverted, others aro ab surd, and but very few have truth for a founda tion. The opposition papers at present are filled with column articles on the "distasteful constitu tion" of the Lecompton Convention, "that the ma jority of the people of Kansas would rather resist it by force of arms," and all that, than submit to it, when at the same time it is a matter of com plaint by Gov. Walker that he has not seen the Constitution, and could not obtain a sight of it before he left the Territory. Even President Bu chanan had not seen it last week, nor knew'of its provisions. No person knew what it contained, save the members, of the Convention that framed it, and probably does not at this present moment. Notwithstanding this, the opposition papers are filled with articles condemnatory of this very Con stitution of which duty know not a single provi sion. Not knowing anything more about the matter than they do, we bide our time, feeling confident that when , President Buchanan 's :Dies sage appearsi (probably in a day or two,) his will occupy a position that will confound the opposi tion in their hopes of a. "split •in the democratic Innis." Mr. Buchanan has not forgotten the principles which carried him into office,—he then placed himself flat-fel:46d upon the principles of the Karisas-Nebriska: bill, and now be found as firmly there _!,`! ever. , Oft -Why Ivas Pharaoh's' daitilitei bro ker? Because she got a little prophet from the rashes on the banks. ACP' Mayor Wood was defeated' last week in New YOrk. His opponent,,Tieman,, has about 2000 majority., Upwards of 80,000 ,votes were pol :,1281,.0A a recent trip of the steamer Kentucky from Cincinnati. to Mayarille,made on n Sunday with 1200 lire hogs, 250. of tile swine , died, being smothered to death by the siense crowd:,.' %..I%..Sugar is said to. Im selling now in the New Orleans market at 44 cents per pound, and inolas ins framls to 20,00nt0 per,gallnn THE DAY or SMALL. Linn fact; thinigh not generally known, thUt two hundred and thirty . years ago twenty-four dollars purchased the whole city and county of Noir York. 1. The Missouri ri'Ver, in rinniber of plates, is gorged with ice, and navigation is almost en tirely suspended. 86.ydral boats on their'Wey up had great ditliculty.in reaching St. te.Wm.:Korre,•sentenced to he hung in St. Louis Oil the 4th ult., has had his sentence' com muted by Gov. Stewart to imprisonment fur life. Ogrs It, is estlyna tad. that, hal f-a. m illion dollars worth of property' has been.destroyed in Western New York by the freshets of last week. WAsunrovox Dee. s.—At 'a caucus of the Dern eratie members of the House of Representatives, which was he'd this evening, tlie following nomi. nations *era made: For Speaker—Hon. Janice 1. Orr, of South Car olina. For Olork—Mr. Allen, of " Postmaster—Mr. °hickey, of Georgia. " Doorkeeper—Mr. Hackney, of Virginia.. Sargent-at-Arms—Mi. 'Gliasbienuer, of Ponnsylvanite. tip,-Att act waa passed : by the last Legislature proiiding that whenever legislation is desired, by which the "title, sale, rents, levies or profits" of real carafe may be affected, notice thereof shall be given by advertisement for six week in the Prop er county, the last priblication to be at the least ton days before•the application is presented, Secretary of State:—R. 3. Haldeman, Esq., of Harrisburg, is mentioned in connexion with the office of Secretary of State under Governor Pack-. er's administration. Mr. Haldeman, 4 aitbOtikh young man, would no doubt fill the office with great 'credit to - hituself and to the entire satisfael. tion to the. Party. ' , His 'Citmordinary run'in Senatorial district which is usually good for 2000 Opposition majority, is indubitable evidence of his popularity at home; and almost entities him in itself to some 'honorable distinction at thehands of Governor,Packer.—Hollidaysburg Standaid. etirrtsprotlaturt. LETTER FROM LANCASTER:: Amateur Vocal and Institmental Entertain ment—Kate Doan—The rottionotaryship•-- Codfish'Aristacratioltage Hayes and Editor Geist--Ale "Advertiser." LANCASTER, Dec. 5, 1557. Ain. Banstur;---Dear Sir:—On Thursday even ing last, the first rehearsal of the vocal part of the concert of musical amateurs for the benefit Of the poor, took place. The turnout of both sexes, was large,-and it bids fair, to be one of the best enter tainments of the kind yet given in this city. The instrumental - portion is also making every effort to produce - some of the choicest pieces. This isa very laudable enterprise, the intention being . not to give the concert till after the holidays, when the present projected aid is exhausted, then the fund obtained is to replenish the treasury for the needy poor, Speaking of the poor, reminds pie of the following beautiful lines penned for the Daily Express of this city. They are simple, but to the point:— Thou purse with silver crowded, And almost overflowing-;-. • StarVatiOn has enshrouded— With November's fierce winds blowing! Oh! sleep nu longer, guilty purse I The starring 'poor remember; When idle, thou ort curse— We dread, welear DedEratier 1 Listen to the howling winds . That whirl around thy door; It speaks, and says, "my moneyed friends, Remember thou the poor! Come out! thou Idol of the great 1 Give according to thy store ; Increase thy fame—decrease thy weight—. Remember now the Poor! ' While on the subject of Concerts, I would state that announcement has been made that Kate Dean, a vocalist of some note, who has been under the care and training of Bagioli, in New York, the past two years, will sing in Felton Hall, this evening. The New York critics are loud in her praise, saying she is a vocalist of the Jenny Lind classification; indeed, if the lithographs of her, exhibited in the bookstore windows, aro true like nesses, she has the rough unfeminine 'appearance ofJenny.f I shall have lucre to say after I have heard bor. or Judge Hayes, associate law judge of our court, is being rather roughly handled by Mr. Geist, Editor of the Express, for the extreme partiality shown in hie charge to the Jury in the Bachman embezzlement case. "' Fenn, of State printing no toriety, &c.,"Publisber of the Emelt, has taken the cudgel in favor of Hayes, but finding himself un able to cope with the truthful criticisms ofGeist, he invokes the aid of the codfish aristocrat him pelf, or he, rather unasked, assists Fenn editorially inlow personalities, which are _repeated for the thousand's time, against Geist; they not being able to withstand the learned and well argued point in dispute. The beauty of the matter is, Geist not retaliate In the Elmo strain of per asevery one 'knows, If he desiredehn THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.--A FAMILY NEWSPAPER. could produce a record which would show Fenn's character in quite another light. It is asgrace ful to have such a man figure as one of the moral men, in fast as a light, of this community, in tho capacity of Secretary to the Bible Society ! A Run who deals in personalities in almost every column of his newspaper, should never dare to become secretary 4f'a society;, which has foe ; its object the distribution of the' loolC Of Looks; „which, says !.`forgive an&tUashalt belorgiveni" "repent, and thou shalt inherit. the Kingdom of Iteaven."- The Prothonotaryship stall remains . undecided, having:alieUdy, consumed the entire. Week in pro clueing illegal valets. Thaddeus Steams and 0. J. Dickey, are, counsel for the Piaintill; Mar tin, or rather for the petitioners, and W. B. pord ,ney and James L., Reynolds, for the defendant, W. Carpenter. During ~the.: c oursc of the trial, counsel for Carpenter, asked Court for the recount of all the elect:on hexes in the county, which was granted, and as far es they aro recounted, Car penter gained'ironi four to .six votes in every boit. I would not be at all surprised to see him gain, in the whole, several hundred 'votes. It is the generill opinion,' that so far, nothing bas been de veloped to 'deprive Carpenter of his election. I took particular notice of poor Pete, (plaintiff in ease) the'other day; While the trial was going„on. There be sits, in end position all day long; star ing, at vacancy. His counsel even do not deign to ask hum a 'single question: 'He has been very unfortunate to polities; and ift Wes him, I would quit the political arena, androb:Jill to my native "ey swamp," in Clay township, calmly to meditate over my past unsuccessful achieveMents ai it pol itician of' Many somersaidts; and all for the`sake of office. But there is a sweet pill beitq i rolled into shaie for' the taxpayers of this ciiinity- to swallow. * allbrising out of this trial. The nests in the ease, amounting to two or three' theitiond, at least, will undoubtedly fall on the county! Farm his' will up their hands in horror fill's, With exchunations in substance ;as, follews—lo much for sup Porting a man, who, in his eagerness for office, deserted the opposition; and ne.w in endeav oring tdiapect Ike election, pets the county in for the costs! I Would candidly ask, is theris not a Providential hand in nil ? does it not Show that victory will soon be einbliMoned l on thepeni o'eratic banners, in' the Old Guard—the Strong hold of "the BlacimP 'tindeubiedly. I omitted, ere now, to notice the great improve ment in' the '"Adrertiser;" in every department. I greatly admire the manner in which your "Home Affairs" aro at once: brought to the eye of the reader. i The Democracy of little Lebanon should feel proud Of having such a, sheet in their midst; and moreover, should riot fait; °Very one of them, to take it and also pay for iL Yours, <Sic. 1 - L kiSTCASTER. The Lie at [Care,folly Corrected Br, LEBANONO ilxtrayamily Flour, $ . '.Extro Flour 00 Extra Super. Fleur ; .5 50 Superfine D. Flour, 500 SuperSne Flour, 4 75 Prime White Wheat, 105 Primeßed Wheat, 100 Prime Rye, 10 Corn, 45 Oats, Clove s Timothy-seed, :354 Flas , seed, - 150 Dried Appl4o,ll bit; 100 Dxi xi Apples; pealed, 150 Peach "Seitz,' 350 Coach "'hazels," '1125 Cherries, , 160 Onions 60 The Philadelphia Ittatket liIILADELPHIA; Di:0400. OM' Brea& tuirs continue unchanged and dull.' There is a very brisk eXport demand for flour, and sales embrace about 1,200 bbl mixed Penna. and West ern extra at $5.25 ;'3OO bbls do. at; 'a price kept private, , and 650 bblsextrafamily at $6.25 per bbk holders of standard shipping brands are free, sell_ ing, at $5a55'.25, the latter for seleited lots, but there are very few buyers to-day, and this descrip tion is quiet, only 500 bb Is-having been taken at the- former rate; >the stock, however, is moderate for the - seasen. The wants of the local trade are being supplied at from $5 upwards t0.56.50a57.- 50 per bid, 'according to brand andquality, the lat ter for premium flour. Rye flour is held at $4.- 37.1, and Cons Meal at $3 per bbl, but . there 'is noth ing- dnne in either. Whe'at are in fair' supply, but the demand iTlight'aild prices, faimr the buyers, stile include 1,000 !Ms pboi red at 101.11103 e; 2,300 bus fair to ilo. at 1104,116,;' and 2,000' bus white at 120'to 130 - 1 the hater for prime TenneiSee • or State. Corn is` ore inquired, foil 5;000 hu. damp Jersey yellow brought 58e, andl,2oo bi - dry Delaware 60 a'63eatloat ;'old'Cineinnati want ed 'at' , lBaT9c,- but:there is none afloat—lots in stare are dull at' TialBc: Oats Nothing doing, and holders ask 35efor geoid lots. Rio' is wanted by the distillers; 200 ba-Tenn.'sold at 78c and 1000 bn southerriat 75e. • " Boot it - Shoe Store Removd. New Fall and Winter Stock! MITE Undersigned would respectfully inform the public ;that he has REMOVED his BOOT and maw STORE to the room lately occupied. by H. 4J. .3.1: ,Rabees Cloti fag stort , second Building .111sC of the Courthouse; where be has opened a beautiful stook of .7 Fall and , Winter Boots and Shoes, for- Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, sm.lfis assortment is very complete; and embraces all the latest styles, which he can sell out at low prices. The public will please call and examine: . - - • N. 8.---TRAVELFAS, non. is your tuna It you wish to Sae allrge assortmenrof Trunks, Valises, tuutdilferent kinds or atge. Come one, come n.lll . . Lebanon, Oct. 21, 2557. .- - DO lt WANT to an alias order of the Orphans' Court of 'Lelianon'county,.will be exposed to sale, by Public Venaue or out-cry, on. Wednesday, the 30th day qf Deeenn ber, 1851, at 1 o'clock, P. M., at the Public blouse of Samuel ]tank, in JONESTOWN, Lebanon county, the following Real Estate, late of Jacob B. Weidman, deed., to wit:7— Al! that certain Messuage; Tenettient, PLANTATION, or tract of land, with the appurtenances situate in the Township of Union, in the county of Let:anon, adjoining lands of Henry Hess - Michael Klick, 'Jacob Ithrhart and others, containing ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FOUR ACRES, be the same more or less, it being a part of the Farm or Plantation commonly called "Bi-unner's Place." %La. The imprdrements. thereon being a two-story r Double'Log and Wenthenboarded HOUSE, a r kid !, 1 large Stone Sweitzer DA It N, and other out-imiid . ings. About 20 Acres of the above Plantation is WOODLAND. There is a plenty end convenient sup ply of Rizititing Water on the above premises. The above Pladtation is situated on the Publlelload leading from Harrisburg to Pi nogrove, about 2 miles from Union Forge and about 1 1 4 mile from the 'Union Canal and Dig Dam. The Farm is in a good state of cultivation, and the fences are in good repair. The above Plantation will be sold either in the whole, or in such parts as will best snit purchasers. The terms will bomado known on the day of sale by the undersigned. ELTZATII?.TII 0. WEIDMAN, ROBERT W. COLEMAN, JOHN IT. ULRICH, Adners of the. Estate of %mon E. Wemmix, deed. December 2, 1857. Notice to Tresspassers. ALL persons are forbidden to &es Rims on the proper ty of the undersigned; and a disregard of this notico will involve the 'tresepasSers in trouble. Having of late been much annoyed by persons who come upon our prem ises, shooting and carrying off our fowls, destroying our fences and doing other damage. we will hereafter prose cute all tressmumers to the full extent of the law. JACOB :FUNK, ISAAC DAGEY, WILLIAM NYE, JOHN FUNK, PHILIP HOOVER, JOSEPH 0. lIEILMAN, ROGER BOY LES. WILLIAM MEYER,. • JOHN S. GRETIT, DAVID L. LIGHT, — DAVID L. SNAVELY, JOHN W. GLONINGER, JOHN LIOSiT, . JOSEPH SNAVELY, JOHN LAUDERMILCH, JONAS KREIDER, . AUCLIAEL HARTMAN, JOHN STOEVER,, JEREMIAH RANEY, JOSEP II YEAGER, ERICUS HARTMAN, HENRY FORTNEY, LUDWIG- YEUNGST, Jr. 15JA:RTIN SEILER: Lebanon, Nov. 1.1,1857.-* • MRS. MOIL - 'would hereby inform the ladies of Leba , non and vicinity that she has just returned from the city with a large supply of Fall and Winter Millinery Goods, to which she would respectfully call their attention. *Mr stock consists in part of Ready-made Fall and Winter Bon nets, Ribbons, French and American Flowers, Feathers, Caps, Satins, Velvets, Laces, &c. . From long exporience in business and a deterMination to render satisfaction by strict atttention to the same, she hopes to receive and 'merit a continuance of that liberal patronage with which she has been : heretofore favored. . •f0r.411. orates prginpay attended to. "4 Lebanon, 0ct.14, . Tu IIUCH.. on Market. - .EDNXSDAY, Pottgoos, - • ,50 Eigs, la doz., .16 Rutter, fa 36 Lard, ,I 0 , 30 Ham iou ders, 1 3 - dm' Soap, Bees.wax, White Rats, Alixed.Bags, Flax, "f lb , Bristles, it'fb.;' Feathers. NY 004 SSoupßeaus, 'ft qt., . 6 Vinegar,.l6 1234 Apple Butter, V. crock, 46 GR.& FF'S ftrphans l ,:Court gale.: To the Ladies. CLOTIIING! CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! ChAiling tin‘ the Million. puE LLlteßST,lbest assorted stock of Ready-made Cloth ing ever exhibited in Lebanon, was just opened at the Itead-Quarters.for Good and Cheap Clothing I in Cutaberland street, Opposite the Court House. RezzENSTEIN & Bitornza take the lead in selling cheap, they can't he beat. We invite our numerous Customers and the public in general, to Cali and examine Our new stock of FALL and, CLOTBlNG,lcomiisting ,Of all 000" of Overt': ecatts,Stiek and Frock Coats, .RiteanS,. Talmas, - Cassimer and Business Coats, Boys' Coats. Pants and Vests, as well as a Itu—c stock of new styles Of fancy cassimer pants, silk, verrid, plush and Satin Vests; Underclothing, such as silk Shirts, merino . shirts and drawers; heavy cotton and!wool drawers, Berman knit Jackets, wool and cotton hose, iguf fers, doinforts, neckties, snsPendersi shirtS arrd.col hare, d:c.. Ste., Ste.• ;: • CPJr Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises and Carpet Inv all will be sold at the lowest figure. Lebation,Oct. 7, '57. BEIgSNSTRIN &BRO. lkimbold's Genuine Prepaialion lYighly Concentrated Compound. Fluid Extract Buchu. Poi diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, travel, Dropsy, Weaknesses, Obstructions.. Secret diseases, Fe male. Complaints, and all .diseases of • the Sexual Organs, • - Arising from Excesses and: Imp - cadencies in life, and in. ,moving all Improper Discharges , from the' Bladder, Kid neys, or Sexual Organs, whelk. rexisting in Mule or Female, - Prim vrbdevcr -cameo they limy' have originated, And no Natter of Row Long Standing s "Giving Ilealth and Vigor,to thaTrame, and • -.'• • Bloom to the Pallid Cheek.: Afflicted!. Iteures.blereous and - Debilitated Bitiferars, and 'removes all the symptoms, among which will be found Indisposition . to Exertion,. Loss of • Power Lisss Of Memory, • )3reathing, oral We . aknese; Horror' of - • • ease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dread,. - ful Horror of Death, Eight 'Sweats, Cold Feet, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision; Languer,liniver. sal Lassitude of the Muscular" System, often, Enormous Appetite, with' Dyspeptic symptoms, Dot Gaels, , • ::.Flushness of the Body, Dryness of the skin;• Pallid Countenanect.and Eruptions (M. • the'N'ace, Pain in thellitalt,,Llea.. , • ••. tiness of the .blyelids,-Fre. • ouently Black spots ' , lying before • - - -.the Dyes, • - , Teinpiwary suffusion and Loss of sight; Want of "Attention; (treat -Mobility, Restlessness ' With horror of Society. Nothing is more desirable to Mich Pit ticuts than solitude, and -Nothing, they more Dread for' Pear of Theniselves no pose of manner, no earnestness,'no - Speculation, buta hurried • transition from one' - , ..euestitm team .; Other. , . " - These symptoms if allorred to go om—whicli this mt4l - invariably removes—soon follows Uwe of Power, Fatuity, and EPILEPTIC FITS,- - in one of which the pa tient may-expire. Who'ean say thatAllisii 'e'see'iSii.S . are not. frequently, followed ly,those direful tilsehees-,IN SANITY N CONSUMPTION ? The records of the In sane Asidnins, bndthe inelaneholy deaths, by Consump tion; bear ample witness to the truth of these assertions. In Lunatic AsYlutim the most melancholy exhibition ap pears: The _Countenance is actually sodden and quite destitute—neither, iiiirth,or Grief ever visits it should a swan...tor the voice (mimic it is rarely artieulate. ineasures wan.despoir " -I,ow sullen soundable grief be "D6bility is most terrible! and has bninglitiliousanils upon thousand to untimely graves, , thusblasting the am bition of many nobleyOuths. It can be cured by the use of this INFALLIBLE REXENE! " . f.you , nie 'suffering with .my of the above distressing ailments, the rLuID EXTRACT 111:01117 will in/rayon. Try it and be convinced of its efficacy. Beware of Quack-nostrums and Quack Doctors, who falsely boast of abilities and references. Citizens know - and avoid them, and same long suffering Money, and•lisposure, sending Ur foiatottle' , of this Popular and specific Remedy. piiiii'arid'inlismmatieMis nerfectly'pleas.- aet t in taste.aod odor, but immediate in its action. .Pepthold's FTGract -Buchu Fa prepired directly according to the Pules of Pharmacy anti Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and Cheinieal knowledge and care devoted in its. combination:. - See Professor Dewees' Valuable Works on the pracilse of Physic,. andmhst of the late standard Worksof Medicine. 0~ ~► ~p 2 40 Onelitindred dollars Will be Wit to any 'Physician who can prove that the. medicincever injured inpatient; and the testiinony of 'thousands can be produced to . prove that it does great good. Cases of from one week , to thir. teen 'years standing.. have been effected,' The mass of Voinnteiy Testimeny possession of the Proprietor, ranching its virtues and curative powers, is ituuiense, embracing names well known to SCIENCE, AND FA3I.E. 100,000 Bottles Have Been Sold. 'and riot a single instance of a failure has been reported: Personally appeared before me, an Alderman of the "City of Philadelphia, 11. T. lIELIIIIOLD, Chemist, who being duly - sworn does say, - that his preparation contains .no Narcotic, Mercury, or injurious Drug, but are purely Vegetable. IL T. LIE E. 1.111.61,1). Note manufacturer. Sworn anduubsaribed before me this 23(.1 day of Norma ber, 185 . 4. 14 - 31. P. II,L.PBARD, Aldernian, Rrice-per Bottle, or. .six for $ go De: $1 livered to raw oft Address, Accompanied by reliable cad responsible Certificatesfrom IrofeSsors of Medical Colleges, Clergymen and others. • Prepared and sold by 11. T, unt,m BOLD; Practical and Analytical Chemist. No, -52 South Tenth Si. below Chestnut, " Assembly Buildino - s .' To be bad of Dr. George gthal, D. S. limber. and of all Druggists and Dealers throughout Clue United Stales, Canadas and British Provinces. BEWARE OP-COUNTERFEITS ! Ask for Heintbottr s—take no other. Cukes Guaranteed. Dec. 2,1.861.—1 y. Grindle's. Ancient and Celebrated APAITESE LIFE PILLS 0 4 - _ , ~ , ..,„„...,,, ij ~-,,,,1,...A.• ,-4, ~,'4 ' ~,' 4/ 9, \ rilAift • 41).:-IM A " ol ./. - -11 , . ~: 0. - g , t rigpre ,w....1',• 2 1 .4, 1 r,, - : .- ",.*" T: ---2 m 00— ...57 1 1 .1;1731'...! , :• 4 11: I ': '': ..'"4.z3,':44 1 _';:K.f.. 7 1, - - • ''!- I .--. —lt • Nature's Own Remedy. - A Positive Cure for Liver Complaint and Bilious Disor ders, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism. Scrofula, Cutaneous Diseases. Fever and Ague, Costiveness, Piles,Dyaem tery and Diarrham,Worms, Suppression of tifeenses, Nervous Debility, and a sure Preventative to all PUI.,3IONIC AFFECTIONS. WW. offer the Ani risr JAPANESE. Lin rats on a more . extensive scale, after we have tested them in the worst forms of disease, and afterlaving been urged-to do se by etniutint physicians, who have tried them to their satisfaction. ?Performing cures where every other rem, edy had failed, we feel it our solemn duty to spread the glad tnielligence to every family of the globe. They purge the system thoroughly of alleorrtmthumors,pen etrate and , purify the vital ltuids;and the cprrupt Boers tions are replaced with' rich, healthy blood. Parts that were even decaying with the disease are restored to a healthy, vigorous action, anti disease eradicated as if by Magic, leaving the system in a robisst condition, 'and less predisposed to contract disease again of :whatever kind. Possessing such Penetrating and healing Virtues, their success must he inevitable. We know it. We can read it in the now glowing features of the once pale and prostrat ed patient; we can read it in the friendly grasp of the father's hand, and in the mother's warm tears of joy, us they behold their darling child snatched front the clutches of death by their powerful agency; we can read it in-the young mares gayety; and in-the old man's vigor and "God bless you ;" we can read it in the husband's and wife's gratitute, end' in the children's prattle; we can read it away out upon the bosom of the oceamin the sprightly tread and invigorated system of the poor . mar iner. :Yea; mind we sometimes fancy we can almost read it far up in - the blue canopy of heaven, inwards of living fire—DISEASE IS VANQUISHED—TUE TRIUMPH Is CIMIPLETE. • These Ancient Pills are also an invaluable remedy for females suffering from suppression of the Menses, the cause of so many declines and Jomale weakness. The various tilseeses that attack children are quickly ban ished-by their healing qualities. The Pills are sent by mail, from the Proprietor only, on receipt of the price. The postage in the United States, not over 3,000 miles, is fifteen cents on five boxes,which must be inclosed in money or stamps. If we have no agent in your place, send to us by mail. - For sale by respectable druggists dud dealers in medi cine throughout the United States, Cariada.s, Mexico, South America Sc., at 23 ets. a box, or five boxes for $l, JOSIAH S.UItINDLE, NOW York, Sole Proprietor, totthout all letters must he addressed. Also, Proprietor of Dr. Wesley Griudle's Celebrated Magic Compennd, the great remedy for Pulmonary Consumption. le- Principal Depot, No. d 4 White street, New York. Sept. 9, '54-Iy-cow. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PILILADELPHIA Important annottatement ruball perions afflicted' with Sexual Diseases, such as SpormatorrheeN Seminal Weakness,lmpotence,G °nor rhtea, Oleet,Syphtlis, the Tice of Onanismor Self-Abuse,&c. The Howard Association, in view of the awful destruc tion of human life, caused by Sexual diseases, and the do:, options praCtised upon the mffortunato victims of such diseases by Quacks, have directed their consulting Sur geon, as a aherititb/c Atit Worthy of their stains, to give Medical Advice Gratis, to all persons thus afflicted, who apply ,by letter, with a description of their condition, (age, occupation; habits of life, ite.,) and in ill cases of extreme poverty and suffering, to furnish Medicines freeofaharge,: The Howard association is a benevolent Institution, es tablished by special endowment, for the relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with ' , Virulent and Epidemic Dis eases." It has now a earning' of means, which the Direc tors have voted to expend in advertising the above notice. It is needless to add that the Association commands the highest 'Radical skill of the age, and will furnish the most approved modern treatment. Just Published, by the Association, a Report on Sper matorrhma, or Seminal Weakness, the rice of Onanism, Masturbation or Self-Abuse, and other diseases of the Sex ual Organs, by the consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail, (in a scaled envelope,) free of charge, on the re ceipt of two stamps for postage. Address, Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN, ConsUlting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadel phia; Pa. Y3y order'of the Directors. . EZRA D. HDARTWELL,:Pres't. Gto. FAIRCHILD, SCCV.V. • [Oet.7, ravelling tt IIIcADAM have just received a new stock of Boots, Show,- Trunks and ravelling bags. , . i irtiz, - .4.1NS I MUSLINSI— M Mead:led and Unbleached of all the different maims at the very lowest cash prices, at - Lebanon, 0et.14,'57. SWARTZ 8: BRO. Hard Times Overcome. THESE are the days hi which we want our money to last as long as possible. And the only way to do so is to go to SWARTZ & BRO., to buy your Winter 909 - , [Nor. 25,1857. . . • - Bari abet" !' Mai - gains ! 11-1111.1 undersigned having purchased a Sherirs sale, cr.omnicrom Oppenheim er, now offer for sale, at their store, One deer south of llenry & Stine's store, 1p 51.arketatreet, hi. the borough of Lebanon, all kinds 44./Miniliy-iiiadeitell, Winter, and Sum mer Clothing. Melt tufsottntent is.ex,tensive, and of the finest and best material, and well Mtule, and as they are anxious toaell out speedily. they are prepared to Sell at tow OASES. All,.jy,taut of ,Clotbing.witl do well to give them a rail boferepiirclinsingetsawhete.. JACOB ILECtfr, Bitos. & Co. tebanou, November 11, 1557.—ti'- • - Daguerreotypes. , WHO takes the beet LIKENESSES in LIDA110:0 Why J. IL KRIM, in the third story of ' Rise's New Building. its has the best room, best. sky-light, best fixtures, and has made it his entire business for the last sixyears. lie always gets the latest imprevements . l Idling always the latest style of vises on band he takes pictures in every style of the art; his STEREOSCOPE PICTURES are wonderful to behold. , All his pictures are sharp, correct, and of the highest finial. Giro him a will and you will not regret it. His terms are very moderate. .Itis rooms are - open every day (except Sunday,) front 5 o'clock, A. AL, till 6 . l;plock, P. AI. Nov. 25,155 i. PHILIP F. McCAULLY, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker . Cumber/and street, one door East qf Black Ifoese Hotel. TILE Subscriber desires to,inforin the public li that he has opened as nbOve, *here he is prepar- L i ed to execute orders of ROOTS and SHOE'S, of the finest „finish and, style, if not superior, toauyhero toforo offered to the public.,- - New Fall and Winter Stock! lie has just returned from the eity with an unrivaled assortment of the .latest , FALL and WINTER STYLES of Boots, Shoes, Slippers, d.M., „for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. . . &V. Beery body is invited to cat/ and examine." - sIV., Lebanon, Nov. 4, 1857. • - . . Shaving, & Sham & ' . poonintr Saloon. . . rjEiInERMAN d WrIALEY would respecifully "Zefitirdthe taken the afabliih ment of Mr. Zimmerman, on Market street, next dootto Zion's Lutheran Church, where, give them pleasure, to wait on till'whe inatfarohthOri:With their-patronage. rhey havejhtnt hOli experitrice thabusineas, mid will spare no pains to give - entire satisfaction to their custo mers. They have made every arrangement fhr the per fection of their business. They cordially invitee call and trial. 'Lebanon, Nov. 18, 1857. k Minimacs. • • W ALTA & IVEDEI, have just received a .r,/, large assortment of Almanacs, which they • - 4 , - 2 - - '=2„-.0 are prepared to sell Wholesale and Retail. ,-4T1A77--- - Among them wtll be found— The Now Reading Almanac, English and German.. " Lancaster . • " Old Germantown do " -a'Aineriean ".City & Country, U. S. doF.nglish. •" Great Western,. do r. " Lutheran, - . •,do , Bnglish and German. Lebanon, Oeteber'2B; 1857. Pnblic 114TOTICE is hereby given that an appliration,lins been mule to the President, Managers and Company of the REEKS ai`DAUPTITN TURNPIKE ROAD for NEW'CER TIFIPATES for TWO SHARES of STOCK ia, mid,Comnit ny, numbered 204 and 205, lately 'held by Jacob B. Weid man, Esq., deceased, end transferred by him- in the Timis for Book of said Company, by P. A. isL Ileieteromi of..the Eleoafors of tholls:t Will mid Testament of .L.S. deceased, the same having been lest or • • ELIZABETII C. WEIDMAN, ROBERT W. COLEMAN, • , " JOHN W. ULM.C.II; - --. Adnirs of the Estate of. 4acort B. WY.E4IAzt deed: , Lebanon, NeV. 4,1557-4 t. 3fAebnonValley 11. _oeueatioumn_ Open `,to .Ho . mmelstown—D aniles from Harrisbur G. . . . . • 1 - •..% N and after MONDAY, November 30th, 1.257, the 'kJ Passenger Trains wilt rua to Unannelstown. leaving Reading at 10.20 a. in., and lfununelstown at 2.30 p. in, dail:?, except Sundays. 110 hail) russet , Letnuton at 12 noon,: and Down Train at 3.30 p. In. Both trains eminent at Reading with the'irp and doWn passenger trains front and to ' Pbiladelphia on the Read ing Railroad. nans.—Between Reading, and Itnnunetstown $1,35 IL 1,10 " : ' do " Lebanon, , 0.55 "0,70 - • " , Lebanon " lintemeNtown. 0,50 .0,40 Stage Fare. beti - een Ilarrislmrg and Ilatumeistotin, 50c. Dec. 2, 1 - gh7. 0..1. NICOLIA - Gen. Supt -- Prices Reduceti . To , suit 11101-Times. C'sniattco the present aspbet of the times, we have adopted thd folloiving resointious: .11.EsoLvan, that we will Bell all kinds of Clothing at ve ry reduced'prie, so as to give everybody a chance to buy that heirants for the winter. RESOLVED, to sell all kinds of Furnishing Goods such es Undergarments, Socks. Shirts, Waves, Handkerchiefs, &c.; cheaper than the cheapest. lizsobruo, to give. everybody the worth . of. their money in-whatever-they want to buy in the line of Iteady-made Clothing. , ItssoLvEn, to retorn one thanks . to the people of Leba non county, Tor the liberal patiOnage heretofore bestowed upon us: , ItBITZENSTEIN & 13110. November 18,1857. Dwelling-House and Store Stand • Fin. Rent. . . lINHE subscriber offers for rent - for one or. more years, the •building for along time'occupied by him as a residence and Shoe-store, on, the corner Of the alleY between Hrua's Hotel and Pinegrove street, Cumberland street, Lebanon. The build ing is large, well provided with cellar, stabling, &c. The corner room is well calculated fora store stand, and if rented for any such purpose will be well furnished with shelling, For fur ther information apply to SOLOMON 2PCAULLY. The property is also offered for sale at private sale, April 2 . .2, 1557. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. • FROM ALBERT G. RICHARDSON'S Advertising and Correipondenne Office, 360 Broitd- way, New Y(irk .11 sitw and Irmpoilant Dis covery in-the Science, of Medicine. PATENT O FrICE SEAL op .OILEAT BRITAIN,iyirLo- ME 116 ECOLE de PIIASAIACIE PITARMACIEZ? - de PARIS and DIPERTAL COLLEGE of MED 7017,44 VT alma. Sold wholesale and retell by Bi- E. 'A. Barrow, member of, the Impl College of Vienna, and ItoyarCollege of Surgeons, London, who limy be personally consulted at his residence, 157 Prince street, few blocks west of Broadway, New York, from 11 A. M. till 2 P. 31. and from 4 till 8 P. M. (Sundays excepted, unless by appointment.) Triesomar No. 1, Ts a remedy for Relaxation, Sperinatorrimea, and all the distressing consequences arising from early abuse, indis criminate excesses, or toolong residence in hot climates. It has restored bodily and sexual strength and vigor to thousands who are now in the enjoyment of health and the functions of manhood; anti whatever may bethe cause or disqualifications for marriage, they are effectu ally subdued. Triesemar No. 2, Completely and entirely eradidittes all traces greener h.ea, both in its mild and mravated forms, Gleets, Stric. tures, Irritation of the Bladder, Non-retention of the Urine, Pains of the Loins and Kidneys, and those disor ders for which Copeivi and Cubebs have so long been thought an antidote. - Triesemar No. 3, is the great Continental arnenr for Siphilis and Sectm dary symptoms. it also constitutes a certain cure for Scurvy, Scrofula, and all cutaneous Eruptions, removing and expelling in its course all impurities from the vital stream, so as altogether to eradicate the virus of disease,• and expel it by insensible perspiration through the me dium of the pores of the skin and urine. it is a never filling remedy for that class of disorders which English Physicians treat with Mercury, to the in evitable itestruction of the patient's constitution, and which all the Sarsaparilla in the world cannot remove. TRIESEMAIL No .1,2 and 3, are prepared in the form of a lozenge, devoid of taste or smell, and can be carried in the waistcoat pocket. Sold in tin eases, and divided in . separate doses as administered by Valpenn, Lallexuan, Roux, Ricorti, do, dc. Price $3 each, or four eases in one for $2, which saves $3, and in $27 cases, whereby there is a saving of $0; None are genuine unless the Engravings of the seals of the Patent Office of England, the seals of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris, and the Imperial College Of:Vienna, are affixed upon each wrapper, and around each ease.— Imitations are liable to the severest penalties of the law, Special, arrangements enable Dr. Barrow to forward immediately. on receiving a remittance, the $0 and lar ger size eases of Triesemar free of carriage, to anypartof the world, securely packed anti properly addressed, thus insuring genuine European preparations anti protecting the public from spurious and pernicious imitations. Attendance and Consultation from Ira. m. till 2 p. m. and from 4 till Bin the evening. 157 Prince street, afeW blocks west of Broadway, New York. . May 6,1857-Iy. Cristadora's Hair Dye; Within a nut-shell all the merits lie, • Of Cristadoro's never-equalled Dye ; • illed it makes black, to brown transforms a grey, And keeps the fibres always from decay. 2RJIUS matchless, re.vitalizing Ileit Dye, still hold s it s iA position as the most harmless and efficacious Heir Dye in THE WORLD. Trepared and sold, .wholesale and retail, and applied in ten private rooms, at emu- DODO'S, No. 'Astor. House, Broadway,' New York, and by all Druggists and Perfumers in the United States. ' Agent—George 11. Keyser, 140 Wood eh, Pittsburg, Pa, Lebanon Mutual Insurance Company. INCORPORATED BY TIM LEGISLATURE . OF PA. CHARTER PERPETUAL. Office at Jonestown, Ldmiton County. GUARANTEE CAPITAL $55,000. THIS Company is now fully organised and ready to make Insurance on all kinds of property in town or colultry and on as favorable terms as any well-governed and safe company, either on the. Mutual or joint stock principle. President -L.4I MS Bnualinn, Esq. Vice President—D.: M. Kannany. Treasurer7 - Gno. F. Manx. Seeretitry—Wn. A. 'BARRY. Directors. dohtt Brunner) Esq., Daniel Drown, D. M: Itarmany,. Napoleon Dash; Geo. F. Mealy. John Arndt, r , ~ ' W...A. Baru,- ' . John Melly, S. U. Shirk,. L. R. Walker, Daniel H. Biever, D. M. R a nk. • .. A. S. ELY is the Agent: for Lebanon. He may at ill times be found at his (Mee in Walnut Street. • Jonestown, July 15, 1., Indemnity Against Loss by Fire. . Frankhn - Fire Insurance Co., P,HILADELPHIA. OFFICE 1.634. CHESTNUT STREET, NEAR STH STATEMENT Or ASSETS, I S; y 827 86. ~. JANUARY .IsT, 1857. Publiaetl,Agreettoly to an Act of dumbly , • BEING . . . . First htertgagea. arciplY'seeuxed, $1,519,932 73 Real Estate (present valte;sl69,ooo) 'cost, 82,784 36 Temporary Loans, on ample Col4ters.l.s . ectt7 . • rities • sp,n4 18 Stocks. 'mine $83,88112, eOB4 ." 71,232 9 - Cashi • . 08,121 66 . . . • • • • ' . '' '. - 11 8 0 7 185 80 .. PERPETUAL OR LI3IITEII.IIISTTABOES made on tetY .. deiieription of property', in' ! . - • TOWN AND COUNTRY. Rates as LOW as are . consistent •with security,. Since their inuarporatkvn .a • peritid of twenty-eight years, they have paid over TAREE MILLION DOLLARS LOSSES BY FIRE, thereby affording evidence of the ad vantages of Insurance, as•wall es- the ability and dispo sitionto meet, with proraptnisss,'all liabilities. ' ' • LOSSES BY FIRE, Losses paid during the year 1856, - - „ DlftEdTblig.. - . --_... - ... C.IIAB. N. lis'scant, , Alognausi..m. 'NEWTS, TOBIAS WAIANER, DAVID S. -BROWN, SAMUEL GRANT, - ISAAC LEA . JACOB R. SMETTL . - EDWARD. d. DALE, GEO. W. RICIIMIDS . , . _GEORGE FALES, CUAALES N.. BA.NCUTI, President, CHARLES G. BANCXER, Secretary. Feb. 25.—1 y. Valuable Borough Properly FOR .S ALE! IS S offered at private sale, that valuable half-lot 1 or piece of arounksituate at the north-east cor ner of .:MLlnut and Water streets, Lebanon, front ing. 33 feet on Walnut streetand4o feet on Water street, at present occupied by John Farrel's Marble Yard, on which are a FRAMBIIOUSE, (bw. It is loomed within a square of the Lebanon Valley Railroad Depot, between the Dep,ot and the cen tre of town. For further partieulursapply to John Farrel, on the premizes. : [tune 24, 1857. Woodlana , for Sale. TUE undersigne +,.. 4 44 1 .c . 1, furs at Emote Salo, 63 ACRES (more or less) of excel lent ll'oo &LAND, the half of which is good tim ber, situate in Union township, Lebanon county, near the Big Dam, adjoining land,of Jacob : Ems sieker, Emanuel Fey ana others. Erected on the premises is a good two-storyIogDNELLING.HOUSE, as good as new, good Stabling,iind alrell of nev er-foiling water. It will Atteap:, G-iicetti tle and possession given on the ist IS -58. For further information' apply to N. L:Bor'o„ may27,'57. "DAVID - BOYER. MILL SAW-MIELL 6 ACRES OF LAND PRIVATE SALE TUE subscriber, being, desirous of selling his merchant end GRIST MiLL, together with his SAw MILL and sixty-two acres of land', takes the present opportunity of 'informing the public that he has one of the best Mill Properties in the coun ty of Lebanon, situate one-fourth of a mile from Jonestown, on the Swatara "Creek, and , one-half mile from the Union Canal,ntJones . town. This mill has been newly • h remodeled with the best of bevel • • gearing, And everything in the best `oforder, for eithercountry7or merchant, work. The land is in a high state of cultivation, it being lately limed with one hundred bushels to the acre, and is all under new fences. ;Any per= son wishing, to view said property, can ealLat the mill for information, or on the subeeriber, two miles from JortestoWn. An indisputable title will be given, - .and by paying a small advanee on the property at,the - thner possession is given, the :WI- Ince will be set out in payments to.Seit.the. per- Chaser. • MARTIN WENGERT, • Swatara tp., - December 31, 1.858.-41. REINHARD'S BUCK ;10TEL PROPERTY IS OFFERED AT Prfv tut e Sale . THIS. has been a Mite' for the lost 40 years., and is well known over the 1412 State as REINHARD'S HOTEL, and ' Ol the . ningt central and best located in this Borough. It is located on the corner of CuMberland.aud Walnut streets, directly opposite the Court House, and but two squares from the Lebanon Valley Railroad Depot, on the same street, (Walnut.) It fronts 45 feet on Cam berlard and 105 feet on 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 feet, with a good Cistern, it C., thereon, and closely situated to the Hotel.. Also au EATING SALOON in the Basement of the Hotel, which brings a good rent. This •is a choice Hotel property; has an excellent county and traveling custom, and has been the Stage Office' for some time. It will be sold, reasonably, and terms of payment made easy, by MAIM J. STMT. Lebanon, July 22, 1857. SPLENDID E STATE SaILE. THE undersigned offers at private sale his mag nificent estate, situate in East Hanover town ship, Lebanon county, .about 2 miles from Harp •er's Inn, 4 miles from the Cold Springs and the Dauphin and Susquehanna Railroad, as follows; NO. I—Contains 160 ACRES, more or less, of the best land in the neighborhood, adjoining prop erty of Michtel Deininger:john Dotter, and Oth ers. The greater portion is cleared and under good cultivation. The buildings erected on thiS tract are the under " `;V s" , med's well-known Cloth-Mann. factory, which has a large patron ago and is capable of indefinite in crease; a large two-story double Stone Dwelling House, with Kitchen annexed,; good two-story Farm House; Tenant House; large stone Darn, with threshing floor and Stabling; and other out buildings, in good repair. Also, ail necessary buildings for the Manufactory,viz :—Fulling-mill, Card and Spinning Machine building, Dyeing and Finishing House, Ise., Ac. The. Works are all well, supplied with good Machinery and plenty of water power. A stream of good water is led to the dwelling-house in pipes; also, 4 " springs and pump wells near. Also, a"AT•ki,&, beautiful Young ORCHARD- on the ft/S 1 prom is es. • NO. 2—Contains IGO Acres, (more or less) adjoining No. I,land of Michml Deining er, John. Dotter and others. Nearly the • whole of this tract is under good - cultivation and excel , lent fences. 'Erected thereon is a • Dwelling House, stable, and a' largo s I r 4, Shed. Also, near by a well, spring ; 11 Ac., a. splendid site for the erection of a dwelling house. There is flowing water in nearly every field. A School House is localed on this tract. NO. 3—Contains 180 Acres 'Wood- . • land, (more or less,) adjoining No. 1, land . of John Dotter and others. It - has a rich growth of Chestnut Sprouts, from 8 to 10 years growth. As the undersigned is sincerely disposed to sell, the above may be purchased either,in parts as above or in the whole, as may be desired. Good title and possession will be given on'the Ist of April, 1858. For further information ap. lay to LYON -LEMBERGER, Aug. 8, '5l-tf. Bait Hanover, rotation CO., ps.:` $301,688 84 JEREMIAH BOAS " GEO. GASSER - JOSIAH GETTL LEBANON COUNTY STEAM PLANING MILL: BOAS, GASSER & GETTLE woishctoouinntry and orwthe citizens of "Leti -- # m neighboring inful comae ,7l;,-,14 t i l n es, that they are ation, and are prepared to do all kinds of Per- CARPENTER WORKBYMAtIIINER such as Flooring _boards, Weather boarding, Sash,Doors,Window 4 Door Frames, Shutters, Blinds, Planing Scrolls, SAWING, and any other kind of Sawingwhich may be wanted to suit builders. Tbc subscribers beg leave to inform the public that they have the latest and best improved machinery in the coun ty, such as Woodworth's Planer, he., and that they are able to produce as good work as the coun ty can produce. ~Wonebut the best and well-seasoned LUMBglt will beused. Carpenters_ and Builders ant to call and examine their ready.ini:disidock, whiell they will always keep on "hand; and judger for themselyes. - us,. Their Shop is on PinegroTo Road, nose Phreaner's Old Foundry. ELIJAH lATICGACTLE...JO I3 N G. GABELL.JACOB BABEL. LEBANON Door and 'Sash Manufactory I Located on the Steanalonse Road, near Curniieliacat Street, East Lebanon. ctroi _ THE undersigned respectfully in; • • • tom 2 rept the public in general, that they have added largely to their former establishment, and also have all kinds of the latest and hest improved MACHIN ERY in the State in full operation, snob as WOODWORTH'S FLOORING, for eiiiiiimeting the general htieines.s for Planing; Scrolls, Satezng., 4-c., 4.c4 and the experienee acquired by E. Longaker and J. Gl.Gabel,during their connection with the Doori ~ , , Sask. and Lumber Trade, for a number of yeari pleat, affords full assurance of their ability, in con. nection with J. Gabel,to select stock suitable to the wants of the Door and Sash business in this State. . "'wt...They now offer to Mechanics and Farmers generally, upon favorable terms, ajudiciously as sorted stock of DOORS, SASH, ac., from the best Lumber manufaCtories in the State, feeling confi dent that their aSsortment is not to he excelled by any other establishment in the State in regard to exactness in site, quality or finish, and is calculat ed to afford thorough satisfaction to all those who may favor the undersigned with their custom. The following list comprises the leading arti cles of stock cn hand :--- Doors, of all sizes ' ; Sash, of all sizes • Door Frames, for-briek and frame houses; 'Window Frames, for brick and frame honseg Shutters, of all sizes; Architraves; Blinds, of all sizes; Casings, from 3to ' 6 In 4 All kinds Mouldings; Surbase ; O. G. Spring Moulding, of all sizes; Wash boards. LONGACRE, GABEL & BROTIIER. Lebanon, July 15,1857. •.. P. S.—Piquing, Sawing,e7c., promptly done for those furnishing the Lumber. VV E ME R aIdICELLIVE. WORKS, Opposite the Lebanon Iraßey R. R. Depot, Leb anon, Lebanon county, Pa. , • - WM. &T. L. WEIMER, Propri etors, manufacture' Steam Engines - from I to 300 horse" power, of the latest styles' end patterns, with all the modern, improvements. !Also ; stiperior Port able_ Engines (with lAA ,:lotion Valve Gear,) Mounted on Wheels; toF.Saw Mills, Wood sawing and'Hoisting purposes: . Particular!attention is called to our- small. Upright Engines l for,Printers, bruggists and pee:ions man ting. a small amount. of Pulver: They take up .a very small space, and can be put-up in arbour as a householttfixture. Jas.°, Blowing Engines and Meehinex-y for An thracite and other Blast,Furnaces, of improved minstinction. Forge Hammers, of P. L. Weimer's Patents: Rolling. Mill, Sawing, Planing and Flouring Mill:Fixtures; Mining Pumps ; Hoist ing .Machinery -for Mines and Stone Quarries; Railroad Cars, Iron Bridges, Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys, Turning Lathes, Brill Presses, Planing Machines, Brass Stop Cocks, Valves and Brass Fixtures, Stemu Valves, of all sizes, and Machinery and Castings of every deseription. Also,Boilers of any size, form and weight, made f the best material, by well-known and ex perienced Workmen; Smoke Stacks, Water Tanks, Gas flues, Heaters, and sheet iron work_ of every description. [Our Boiler sheets are all tasted by dividing them into squares of 2 inches, and ham mering each square ; any imperfection is thus de tected,_and the faulty sheet rejected; this ispras tised in very few shops in this country.] Also, a-stock of Wrought Tinn-Pipe; for steam, gas and water, with all the necessary fixtures, con stantly on hand, and put up at the shortest no tice and oWMost reasonable terms. Iron, _Brass, and Composition metal Castings, made to order, at the shortest notice. - te„... Repairing attended to with promptness and despatch. A gang of Boiler makers always ready for Boiler repairs. " • Blacksmith:Work Made to, order. "Igg,..Orders respectfully solicited. -.All commu nications, by mail or otherwise; attended' to with despatch, and work delivered to railroad, or ca nal; free of charge. WM.. WEIMER, Lebanon, February 4, 1857 FOR SALE. FLOUR;, I I it._ 00RX, OATS, :e ,•"", MIDDLINGS, SALT BY TIIE BAG, /It the Genesee mills'of ISITERS STlOtilt, Lebanon, Pa. Jan. 3357. WAATEIIi A T the. Oen'esee Mills, in the Borougkot.tebs -a- non, WHEAT: CORN, • RYE, OATS, Ixi any quantity, for'whieh the highest Market prices will be paid in' Cash, hy, January 7,1557. MYERS lEHOER. WANTED, TWELVE good Flour Barrel COOPERS, at the Geneseetwills, in Lebanon, to iatorar constant work and good wages will be given.:'- None but sober et.d steady workmen need apply; _January 7,1857. MYERS & &HOUR. IMPORTANT TO 'PARMERSI A. R. MESH'S PATENT Manure ExcavatOr:and Hay Elevator. MANUFACTURED & SOLD by Elias Kreider, Proprietor of the right for Lebanorecounty, (excepting the two Annvillcs *Londonderry. .This Machine is superior to any nowin use, for strength, durability and simplicity of construction. The Machine, when set in the form of a Manure Ezeava tor, will do its work admirably. When the load is drawn out as far as necessary; by giving a little jerk or tap at the curve of the long lever, it will unshift, and the stop bar lover will fly forward and the fork will unload. itself. The same machino, with a very slight alters. tion, will answer for elevating Hag in Barna, bet ter than any hook or fork now in use. The fork is unshifted, when swinging in the mow, by giving a very little jerk at the rope, which is extended down through the band bolt of the stop bar. Noircu.--All persona arc hereby forbid buying or selling the above Machine in the subscriber's district, unless the same is stamped "A. R. Hursh's Patent, Manufactured and sold by E. Kreider." I am now prepared to furnish farmers with this valuable machine. For further Particulars, Address ELT A R KREIDER, Shtefferstown P. 0., Lebanon Co., Fu. Sept. 9, '57-2m.* C ALL and examine the new stock of Atkins A. X./ McAdam. Come soon' and pu.rchaso your Boots, Shoes, Ace., at Atkins &McAdam's. Can and See. 'he Dry-Goods, Grocery & Crockery AT Int FARMERS' STORE vo,l4Eii ZIMMERMAN informs his friends and the public that he has just received a new Stock of GOODS for the FALL Trade, which will be Sound as cheap as any stock of thekind in this town, consisting of all -such Goods as are usually kept in a first-class store. Particular at tention is g iveu to Staple. Goods for the Country Trade, not neglectingthe fancy articles for La dies' wear—such as Laces, Lawns, Edgings, Un dersleves, Handkerchiefs, &c. Gentlemen are invited to examine his CLOTHS, Cassimeres, Casinots, Tweeds, Fancy and. other Postings, Velvets, Cords, he. In the Grocery department may be found a splendid assortment of every need in the Fami ly:—Coffee Sugar, Spices, Teas, Mackerel, Ac. In Crockery, the stock is wedselected. LEONARD, ZIMMERMAN. The highest Market price will be paid for Country Protium,. Dithancin, Sept. 30,18 fit. P.' L.. WELMER.
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